http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1ce9f6b7160d0d3f3bf66f927ffc1bd9.pdf 5029e85aaad443f4a3c425336e64fbe3 PDF Text Text Violence in Utah coal field flares with dynamite, guns_ mcnt and Hy THOMAS WEHER United Press lnlernatlunal ON THE 3RD FLOOR GUN CABINETS Mechanic Street. Let us help you make your selections. GIRLS' JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT THERMAL UNDERWEAR 1 \ '· (F ·.·.- WOMEN'S GLOVES \ Choose f rom vinyl, l eat her or knit styles. All sizes. Great gift for this win try weather . •_ - -._ • I ' "" ·p<.• . .... t1e~,.,...t FASHION RIGHT ... ' WOMEN'S SCARVES And check these olher more-for-your-money features you gel with On the 2nd floor , you ' ll l ind a fi ne selection of wome n's neck and head scarves Th oug .htf ul an d appreciated g if t . SEE OUR SELECTION OF FANNY FARMER . • · ·WAY DIAL ·A· NA'" CLUNS Al l CAIII .. Ell IIETT!A tld]utl1 1o ... pi'- 1101/tl'lll .•. low r11p lo CHRISTMAS WRAPPED CANDY. BUY NOW. !hiCII lhq. • HUOl TO' · ~ILL/JrfQ 011'01 · AilE OUST IAQ uiiOtlllfiiCIM driven into the concr e te . ·•vnu couldn't drive a tank up that road," "one deputy sa id . UMW pi ckets care needs . outbreak of violence in Ohio A wrK KJen bridge to the Plateau mine near Price, si nce miners a cross the na tion walkEd out at 12:01 Uta h, was burned by United a.m. Tuesday. Meigs Cou nty Deputy Mine Workers pickets before dawn Thursday, leaving 50 sheriff Gary Wolfe said nn miners stranded . Son"Je 400 nne was hi! by the gunfire, pic ket• were diverted 25 . which occurred as the second miles away to the Soldier shift attempted to enter the Creek mine when depu ties coal compa ny office. WQife S<Jid deputies were nn circulated word that non· stri king miners we re the scene most of 'Thursday . In West Virginia 's coal changing shifts. The shift change was a red hnllows, frozen by • recordherring, and bulldozers cut a setting cold, the thoughts of rnas . Compl•t• w1111 De- t spikes rcpnrtcdJy were arm~d with gun s, blasting caps an,d management personnel at an dyna1p itc. Ohifl mine , while th e · Striking min~r s find attention of miners in. the supen~ isnry ~rsnnne l at the h eavily unioniZed . Southern Ohio Coal Co. in Appalachian coalfie ld s Meigs County exchanged turned to "critical' 1 health shots Thursday in the first See our rtew se lection on the 3rd floor. Your choice o f styles and wood fin is hes . Keeps guns c lean, safe and easy to see . Will deliver in t ime lor Christ - upright at a , 1 special price... I:~~"\\ ~~; '6.495 - ~~ only He a vy knit. cotton polyester blend , mach ine wa sh able , wh i te , blue . pink . Sizes S, M, L. The mnod was described as ugly in the Utah co alfields Thursday following th r ee days of violence, and striking miners exchanged shots with four~n ch FENCE ERECTED - An attractive W(l{)den fence was placed in frnnt nf the Amy Kingsland Jones property located between Warner Insurance and the new Sti ffl e rs on P(lmeroy 's West Main Street. The fence was put up by David Brickles, ge ncralcnntraclltr , Rt. 2, Pomeroy. Ea rlier t.he viiJagc (•leaned the debris from the a rea i:md will bill Mrs. J11nes fo r the expense of the work done . Shown in front nf th.e fence are 1-r, Bric kles a nd P1m1enty te mpora r y rnatl to th e Plateau mine while pickets wa ite d at Soldier Creek. Pulke said the road to the Mayor 'Clarence Andre ws. The project is ano th er stcR taken in erasing s igns (lf the disastrollS fire last year that destrnycd the Stiffl er st nrc and damaged ot her adjacent prnpcrties. Plateau looked li ke a battleground, with 500-pouncl b(lulders rolled onto the pave- striking miners turned to their homes and families. Picketing was minimal, as mnst of the state's non-UMW mines shut down at the beginning of the strike out of fear of reprisals. " There's just nobody Mning work m this area, " said an offi cial at an indepcnd~nt We st Vir~inia minC' . "Nnbody 's goinJ.{ tn take the chan<:c.' ' • 1..11 Sen. Hobert C. Byrd, !). W.Va .. Thursday urged imml'<.liatc government actiun to ease what he called a '' critical" health c are situation in tht! coalfields. Mine rs' he<Jith benefits were cut nff when the strike began. By rd wrote Pres ident C:arte r that the situa ti on requires "the immed iate and coord inated attention" of federa l and state governments. Edd ie Burke, a former bodygua rd and top aide to UMW presiden t . Arnold Miller, sa id Appalachia n mine r s' ma in conce rn in contract talks that resumed Thursday was restora tion of their health benefits. '' I ha d a baby in September ," Burk e sa id. explaining that his fir stbor n child arrived . two months a fter th e UMW hea lth be nefits were cut back b.(Continued on page 12) IU CtiCin .. • n11citf1w..- bl(l C~ftill . UffiE GIRLS' MEN'S ROLFS WALLETS • 'ri'III1Lf·C"'I'II! Cli!ANINQ POW· ·oR ESSES ~A wilh powlr-cl~hll'l DltllnbYII· lo r' that d ..p.cl .. l'll, e · - · cltpell. • llllfTIIIII! LIJIAICATI!O IIIOTOI'I • DUAL·ACTIOrt EOOE KLEENEI'I " Clltlll 11101'1(1 IICII IUCIIOI'I up 10 lfll tllllbotrdl. MOOf'L Th is sale includes dresses . gaucho se t s. pantsuits and ju mpers . Size 2·J , J -6x, 7-14 . HOME FURN ISH INGS lSI FlOOR "· MUSIC DEPARTMENT SAVE 20% HAT & MUFFLER SETS MEN'S AND BOYS WEAR Buy now while su pplies are good! \ \. Video games, car radios , c;ar stere·o s , CB radio s, CB antennas, car stereo s pea ke'r s. B BIB OVERALLS Sizes S1 M, L. and XL Long sleeves , lot s of smart . looking style s, button front oJnd slipovers . In cludes aO of ou·r men 's knit shir' ts. SALE PRICES Also Speci.al sate price s on our entire selection men 's western sht rts . Qu ilted spreads in sizes for twin , fu ll. queen or kinQ sia bed s.· Excellent selec t ion . A GIFT HE'LL REALLY LIKE MEN'S PARIS BELTS Neck sizes 14 1 4 to 17 1 " · sleeve lengths 32 to 35 . Wh i tes, solid colors, stripes, neat paHerns , our enti re stock of men's dress shirts inc luded . Famous brands such as Van Golden Vee. and Campu s. SALE! BOYS BLUE DENIM AND FASHION JEANS Make fi ne Ch r is tma s gi fts for th e boys on your l ist Reg ular size, slims and huski es. 8 to 18 pi!JS studen t sizes 76 to 30 viais t. Blue deni ms (regular and pr ewashed) 100 per CE?nt cottons, cotton pol yes ter blends and cor duro ys·. Boys57 .95 Jeans . ....... .... Sale5S .9S Boys S8 .9S Jeans ............ Sale$6 .76 Boys59 .95 Jea ns ... ......... SaleS7 .4S BoysS 11 .95 Jeans .. .... ! " " SaleS8 .96 SPECIAL CANNON TOWEL SALE Choice of floral pattern or solld color s. Fi ne qua lity Cannon, 85 per cen t cotton, 15 per cen t pol yestc.r SALE PRICES Reg . 539.95 Shower Massage. by Waterpik , hand held . Sale $29.88 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE! Reg. S25 .95 Fryette Mini Deep Fryer $21.88 . $35 .95 Presto MEN'S CORDUROY SLACKS AND JEANS You ' ll l i~e the fine selection , fl are legs, stra ight leg sty les and fu ller cut pants for the heavier guys . Sizes 29 to 46 waist . Choose your correct length. Regular St.99 Hand Towels 1.49 99' Reg. $24.95 Shower Massage' ~Y Waterpik. wall moun!. Sale $2t'.88 . Reg. 30.00 Set ......................... Sale 21.88 Reg. 115.00 Set. .... ...................... Sale sg.88 Reg. 112.00 Set... ....... .. ... .......... .. Sale 17.88 · Reg. '6.00 Pen.... ....... . ... .. ......... Sale 14.88 •2.29 Regular St. l9 Wa sh Clolhs Housewares Specials 1 1 MEN'S 17.95 Sate GIRLS PRE·TEEN SPORTSWEAR Choose from ,.., slacks, skirts, swea ters, blouses. jump ers, jackels, suits, coordinat i~g group s. cow l neck s. vests and button -d own co llar s. We have. a big selection of LP records. 45 RPMs and 8 track s tereo !apes. Slop in !he mus ic deparlment on the 2nd floor . colors. Regular sweatshirts and hood ed slyle s. Select what you MEN'S AND BOYS$1.25 EVENING WEAR Boys sizes 7 to 11, men's si zes . 9 to 15. White with multt color tops . Big .selection of colors . sse .J:1~6:i<:< ~ iioi lij;lli:<'~ '!J=< YO< YO<!£!:!&"::< 'BO<~B=:YO< l<:<ll.. 1 t;OAT SALE CONTINUES SAVE 20% On any lady's coat. .. N SMOKERS 3 styles Greal gill for dad or gran,dd,ad . SPECIAl · MONDAY THRU SATU-RDAY ELBE_ RFELDS IN_POMEROY ~<!<:<l""'~"' 'I<II~a;-ll,¥g;,~;;;~~;.III.;;.<I!IOI<;;;;.~~;.r,. ;~·1\1:1<~~;~;.~-;~:~~=;s ~~!!::!YO< I · FURNITURE DEP'ARTMENT Reg. $14.~5 9:30 TO 8:00 P.M. 1'011: l<iU.. tra cto r~rivin g cutTed when rain foil and farmers hold a ra lly on the Washington Monwne nt grounds 10 demonstrate for highe r farm prices . but the White House said a meeting is being arra nged between farmer representa tives a nd preside ntial aides. Carter today scheduled a n early morning mPe ting with his Ca bine t-level eeonnmic advisers and invited Henr y Howe ll! a DemoCratic fri~ml wtu l was defeated in t he Virginia governor's ra ce last month 1 tn visit him at the White HoW:ie. but they would have been meanwh ile were rel uctant to endorse the one economic closed in any wea ther con- was were : Milton Shapp of Pennsylvania, Jay. Rockefell er of West Virginia, Mill s Godwin of Virgin ia , Julian Ca rroll of Kentucky, {Acting Gov. ) Blair Lee of Maryland. Cliff Finch of Mississippi a nd James Hunt of Nnrth Carolina .. Also attending wer e representa~ives of the governors of Alabama, Georgia, New York, Ohio, South Carolina and Tennessee . Because of the success of the 1 2-year~ ld ARC , it ealled on Cnngress to establi sh similar com missions t1cross the cnuntry "for shart>d decision-rnak ing between the fe derHI , state cmd local governments, communities a nd .th e private sector " administered through th e White House and with public participation at the r egional !~vel. In their energy reso lution , the governors said : f·Appalachia's rich natural resou rces have been exploi ted to fue l the nation's industrial growth in the past witlwlit ena bling its people to fairly share in the na tion's resul tant prosperity and without mee ting !he problems of an environment scarred by intensive minng activity ." The resolution said afso " the price nf coal sho uld reflect the full socioeconomic costs nf production and use a nd that Appa lachia must not be forced to a ccept a disproportionate share of the costs . Regiona) long - (Continued on page 12) thawed. Meantime, today schools were in progress in the Eastern schools were closed taken to · Kissinger deeded the notes to the United States Dec. 24, 1976, and placed them at the Library of Congress under an asreement restricting public access for 25 years or untitl1ve years ·after his dealh, whichever comes later . discuss possible involvement in the provisions of Senate Bi11384 which permits schools districts in !'inancial trouble to borrow on I976 funds . · However, Superintendent John Ri ebel and Meigs Coun ty Superintendent by Vi ctoria Slack , Middleport, struck a parked car on Rutland St. , owned by Franklin E \ Wingrove, Athens, incurring moderate damages. The Slack car skidded on the icy brick street. There were no iniuries and no charge was filed. At 4:15 p.m. on West Main in Pomeroy; a car driven by Carl Sauvage , Pomeroy, struck the rear of a car · driven by Charlotte Marcinko, Pomeroy, as Marcinko attempted to tum left . There were moderate damages and Sauvage was cited for failing · to maintain assured clear distance. Veterans Eastern won't reopen school EAST MEIGS - A special meeting of the Eastern Local of Education Board scheduled for this evening has been cancelled because it would prove pointless. · The meeting was called to Memorial Hospital , In Middleport, i'l car driven Robert Bowen attended a hearing on the bill at the State Department of Education on Thursday where it was determined that th~ Eastern District cannot comply with the formula set up to borrow funds . The District is scheduled to be closed until Jan. 3, 1978. · The public, interested in hearing the reasons why Eastern cannot comply with lhe bill, may attend a regular Board of Education meeting at ·7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the high school. EXTENDED C)UTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday, extremely cold Sunday and then _warming Monday and Tuosday, A chance of snow each day except a chance of rain south on Tuesday. Highs Sunday will be between eight and 12 north and 12 and 20 south, warming by Tuesday Into the upper 30s or the mid 40s. Lows will be between zero and 12 early Sunday and In the upper teens or the low 20s early Tuesday. ., MILLER REP COMING A representatiVe fr om Congress Clarence E. Miller's office will conduct an open door session from 10-12 noon in the court house in Pomeroy on Dec. 14. READY FOR MORE BIDS - Bids for the second phase of the bridge acrnss tho Ohio River at Ra ve nswood con necting tha t J ackson Co unty , W. Va . tnwn with Meigs County. Ohio at Great Bend a re scheduled for publica tion soon upnn complet ion .or the three bridgo piers pictured abnve. Tbe two-lan e span is scheduled for completion in 1979. TW1 1 Ohi r1 rPad projects are-related tt:~ the new bridge project. One is ex te ns ion of the SH 7 hypa:-;s tt• F ive Poi nts a nd U1e nther is rerouting US 33 from th e interchange at· Rnck Springs through snuthcrn Mei gs Cou nty via the SR 7by-pass to the bridge at Great Bend . Ice ·proves dangerous Icy road conditions Were 124 , rounding a sharp curve blamed in four traffi c ac- slid her car to the right cidents Thursday evening a gain s t an emba nkment. investigated by the Meigs Donna J. Hood, Middleport, County Sheriff's Department . traveling east , skidded to the Ronald G. Wri ght , 26, left into the Knapp vehicle. · Vinton, traveling northwest There were no injuries arld on Salem Twp. Road 35 tried only moderate property to pass a stalled vehicle on a damage . Kenneth' R. Ginther , 19, hill crest. His. veh icle slid off ttie road on the left and struck Syracuse, slid off SR 124 in a utility pole . He was not Syracuse into a wall . Guin· ther was taken to Veterans injured. Lena . M. Knapp, Langs- Memorial Hospital by the ville, traveling east on SR Syracuse ER Squad where he Miners to meet United Press International Striking members of the United Mine Workers union in Ohio are scheduled to meet in Cadiz today to lear'n details and costs of Our · entire s tock included in . this sale. Regular sizes 8 lhru 20, ext ra sizes· 30 thru 46 . ' 'l<ll~l<:ll<:l r<:i~•I'OIIlf<O< j an interim hospitalization pr ogram arranged by the District . 6 UMW office headquartered m Bellaire. Trustees of t he UMW Health and Welfare Fund suspended hospitalization benefits at the start of the strike at midnight Monday . They said the fund had been depleted by payouts and had lost in•ome for ~;f!e past few years . The interim hospitalization program will run for 90 days and may be_e xtended for a second 90 day period . The Meigs County sher iff 's office at Pomeroy reported "all _quiet" today at the No. I mine of the Southern Ohio Coal Co. where shots. were fired Thursday when foremen attempted to enter the mine. "AII ·quiet today," said a deputy. "No reports of roving pickets or anything like that." · The Norfolk and Western Racine Fire Department , and Emergency Squad. Yo nker, her car slid on road over an · emb!lnkmrnt. While wailing f~r a wrecker a school bus driven by Donald W. Barnett, Langsville, slid and st'ruck · the Yonker car. There were no injuries. not return to service. Js While no official notice has come to the public of that prospect by owner Ralph sponsored by the Racine Fire Department 'Auxiliary which thanks everyone who helped provide the treats. ;~ : ::: ;:;: ;:;:;::: ;:; Lee RAVENSWOOD - The Ravenswood ferry which has been idled for repairs in recent weeks, apparenlly will from ~reas se.r ved by the appearance Ramona Racine, wa s traveling east on SR 124 in Saiem Center when operating again at 2 p.m. to give treats to all children 12 and under Santa's was treated for lacerations to his face and injury to his wrists. The ca r Was heavily damaged . Ferry won't be SANTA COMING RACINE - Santa Claus wlll be at the Raelne Fire Station on Sunday, Dec. 18, WOMEN'S SLACKS l<:<ll.. i-.:.<"'*l<>::m:SI<:I y,c !!001\t:U.. 'B::<!.. rose and some of the ice their conversations "were to be kept privat,e .'' leading to a crane as it ettempted to land on the platform . DDI,f'l:'~ SALE PRICES Ginsburg said the officials chatting with Kissinger believed president of P~troleum Helicopters , ·Inc., said· investigators were checking reports the helicopter struck a crane or a wire cloth or vinyl cover s In sq uar~ s.i zes, oblongs, ova ls,. ro unds, solid colors and patterns, lncluttes en tire stock , ·arranged for your easv select ion . SALE !;Cripts of on-the-job telephone convers<;~t ions he put out nf · public reach until after his deat h or the yea r 2001. Kissinger often had sccr~taries listen in and ma ke notes on his telephone conversa tions wilh tup U. S. officials a nd foreign leaders. driving conditions. Weather predictions for Frida y were that more freezing would occu r wi th snow falling. La ter Thursday e vening, however, the temperatu re aircraft would resume the search today. Frank Lee, vice TABLE COVERS ~eights in POmeroy at 4:31 Southern Loca l District. Coast Guard search and rescue coordina tors said their SALE! froze on the streets . a nd si dewalk s, creating dangerous walkin g and federa lly funded jobs. These new demands. unveikd Thursday by Me;my at the start of an AFL-CIO convention, already have been rejected by the president . La bor Secretary Ray Marshall indicated he does not el(pect a ny backing down by Carter. AFL-CIO leade rs LOS ANGELES - AFL.ClO PRESlDENT Ge<ll'ge Meany threa tens to spark anothe r major <.10nfrontation with Preside nt Ca rter by demanding protection ist. trade legislation and more LAFAYETTE. LA. - AHELIOOPTER CRASH in the Guif of Mexico that killed 17 offshore oil workers may have been caused by a collision between the aircraft and a crane on an oil rig, officials say. All but two of the 19 men aboard the twinengine heJicopter were killed in the accident Thursday . None of the bodies have been recovered. (17 -171!2 ). hazard ous cond ition s oc· ditions since they we re scheduled to close at the end of Thursday activities due to lack of money. The Thursday evening ice led to several persons falling and some traffic accidents. The Middleport E·R Squad was called to !62 Lincoln p.m . answering a ca ll directed to the Pomeroy unit . Mrs. Gertrude Bass had fallen in the driveway of her · home. She was taken to Veterans Memorial' Hospital where She was admitted. At the same time. the Pomeroy Squad was on West Second for Pauline Derenbe rg er, Mechani c St ., Pomeroy. who had fallen near the Fabric Shop. She returned to the State Department." A t rem endou s selection of ·$}19 CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS STARTING FRIDAY, DEC. 9Tii For that "spec.ia llook " th is holiday sea son. E vening d r eSses, pant su it s and jum psuits . Jun ittr , mi ssy an d hal l sizes. SALE PR.ICES Pa Coats and Cla rk popular knitting yarn . Solid colors, sparkle colors, va riega te d, tak e advan t ~. Qe of thi s· . . ,. spe cia l · WOMEN'S TUBE SOCKS SALE TOBOGGANS size fit s all sizes . 100$ cen t ac; ryli e, school co lo rs wi th name for Meigs, Eastern, Wahama and Southern . · · Schools of the Meigs Local Schoo l District were closed today when bad weather was forecast. Thur s d,ay eve ning "Having been prepared and t~anscribe d in the discharge of his official duties, the notes are property of the' United States," Judge John Lewis Smith ruled. "The cou rt fur\her finds that the records were wrongfully removed a nd should be Colorful plaid patterns, two pockets, long tails, sizes small (14 ,1411'2), medium {15· 151h). large ( 16-161/J) and extra large 13.95 Corduroys ................. ........ Sale 110.88 1 15.95 Cordur~ ......................... Sale 112.48 1 16.95 Corduroys .... .................... . Sale 113_28 1 18.95 Corduroys ................ ...... .. Sale 114.78 MEN'S AND BOYS --·~---~-~-~~--~----~-~~~--·~·~-·-·-·-·------~ $2 .95 SCHOOL NAME SWEATSHIRTS Good se le ct ion ot styles and . FLANNEL SHIRTS .2 SAVE 20% GO OVER BIG FOR CHRISTMAS By U1Liied.Prcss International WASHI NGTO N - PRESIDENT CARTER, hopi ng Congress may pass his energy and Social Security proposa ls before adjourning, tnda y planned a quiet weekend a t Camp David to prepare for a busy socia l and travel schedule during the holidays. Carter will not be on,hand Saturda y when 2.000 to 7,000 WASHINGTON - HENRY KISSINGER WILL appeal a federal court order thut he return Sf<lte Department ' tran. In the music department on the second floor . Channel Master, Panasonic . Let us show you all the models on display. Use our convenient credil plan to make your purchase. WASHfNGTON I UP11 - The Appala chian Regional Conunissinn, ·c<mcerned over the nation 's coveting of · rich coal r eserves in its 13 ;nember sta tes, Thursday sen t Presiden t Ca rter a set of recommendations aimed at lcumg the.region's 19 million people •'fairly sh are in the natinn 's ... prosperity.· · The t.'(•mmission , at a meet ing attended by governor s of seven sta les, ratified r esolutions proposed at an October confcrcn('c in Charleston, W.Va. The reco mmendations will be se nt to a White House enn fc rence nn balanced growth and economic develnpment to be held early next ye.cir , < Governors attending tile conference in the Ca pit ol Schools closed promise Carter has made to them - a tax cu t. Meany rejected any business tax cuts and ma de no mention of Carter's proposal for individual tax relief. SALE PRICES Beauti f ul ly boxed Hallmark sets af-e wonderfu l gifts for that working man -or woman on your list . Take advantage of th ese savi ng s; Regular S2.79 Bath Towels 0 Spec ial prices on our enti re stock of men 's spor t sh irt s. Sizes sma ll ( 14 · 1411), m ed iu m 115- 1512 ) , large (1 6 161 2), and ex tra larg e ( 17 -17 1 1). So l id co lors, nea t pa Herns. Buy now for yo ursel f and Christmas g ifts. PEN & PENCIL SETS 1 Sizes 30 to 42 and extra sizes 44 to 48. Black . brown and fash ion colors, all the popular wid th s. Free gifl bo xes . MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1977 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS ,; EAUTIFUL EDSPREADS MEN'S. "16.95 Man y s l y le s and colors An appreciated gift . ' • Wembley Neck Ties . • Men's Winte r Jackets . • Men 's and Boy s Tube Socks 88c. • Boys Win fer Jackels • Men's All Weather Coats. eMen 's Work Uniforms . • Men 's Dress Coats, Fur Trimmed . VOL. XXVIII NO. 167 en tine at e Wallels. c ard cases . key -tai-ners , travel kits. Excellent styles. select his favor ite co lor. Men 's deparlmenl. 1st floor . OTHER SPECIALS • Appalachian people bid for share of prosperity Brewer , one o [ Hrewe r 's employes has beeo tol d he shou ld look fo ~ another job as th• feiry would not operate again . :;:;:;: ::;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;:::;:;: ;:;:;:;: ;:::::::;:;: ;:;:; Railroad Roanoke, Va., said Thursday it had been laying off workers since thC strike Weather began but did not have a total number of .those furloughed. " It changes from clay -today and area..f.o-area " sa id an N&W spokesman. ' The railroad laid off 1,500 wor ke rs Nov . 30 in a nticipat ion (Jf the work stoppage. · Wind y, co lder tonight with perlods of light DAYS . TO CHRISTMAS NEW OFFICERS WERE INSTALLED for Pomerny l..ndge 164. F&AM, Wednesday night in. Pomeroy , Fron t, I tn r, are Eric Gryszka, senior_deacon ; Theodore T . Reed, Jr ., treasurer ; Ron Young, senior warden; .Kenne th Wiggi ns, worshipful master ; Jnhn Jenkins, juni nr . Lows S11o w . tonight betwee" 0-5 below . . warden; Thnmas Edwards, secreta ry; Paul G. Eich, juninr deacon; back row, Hugh Custer , chaplain; Dale E . Sunny and cold Saturday , Smith, educatio nal offi cer ; Phil Kelly , junior steward; Patrick D. Wc•nd, senior sl~wi'lrd , and M. R. VanM eter, tyler. tonight, 20 percent Saturday. • highs near 15. Probability of prec ipitation 40 percent I �• 3- The Da1ty Scntmcl, 1Jddleport-PomeJoy. u , ~ nllay. Dec 9, 1977 2- 1 he Dall' Sentml'l , \1 tdd!t.>port·P onwro) . 0. fnda' Ot>e 9 1977 Tyranny,' by any name, is the same old game Il EDEL PHO'> PH!SA! Th,ul,mll ll'l l Ttw ~" ts 45 L'f•nts a nwnlh, t',H h tnt.1per gc ~ t\\11 b•l\\ Is 11f m ." t' ,, eta' and thr pt•nalt\ ft,r th d SI!l~ ~tr b 1.s a built't m tht• head That 15 h11\\ .1 16--' t'.tf .o~ ll d llra rtt•t> tcit>ntlfiL'tl . m ! ~ as f•\mrade Kh.unbcu dL'st'n bed lt ft• 111 tht> P.tthet [..,1• 1 ilfl11 \ m nt'tghbnnng La P ~ Kh.1111bm ''ddt>J. ~tt•r nss tlw \It-kong Rl\('f last \H•ek and tumt'd hun:self .tnd Ius Chmese-made A1\ .4f rtflt• nq_•r tn That J11.lllrt• Speakmg at .1 nt."\\ s t onfe1 t'tlt e tn Phnn Ph1sa1 P<l1tt e ~tatwn near the J ... wttdn bnrder 1 hursda) KJtambtn satd he ned tilt:' ('l111UllUill::tt n.~glllll' In fear: fur htS. hfe after be1ng an ust-d •1f 'tedltng bullt•l':i und .st•llmg them for 3 cents l'adt He smd ht• '''I" dr,\ftt:'d H~ear d j.!l l ffll!IIIU:s father~:> farm · The\ h\ok lb m .1 big truck 111 ~~ K"di trammg camp " hert' \H' h~td mlhtan trcumng f•1r nne month and t hen nne nwnth nf P•1htH:a\ learmng. · the defett (l r B\ P~CL satd Thr' 111ld us \\t' 1nust fight the Amertcan tmper1a!tsts \tlw expl~1 1t thr I..at) people and tha t our best fnend s "unt tngge!)t helpers " ere flur brNhers the V1etname st> The S11 ldit>r:s 11 ' t"<i on t \\tl se n1ng ~ ~. ~r nee a dm - and "hdteH•r tht>~ cn uld ~ unen~e frmn H1e ft'l re-st (lf ca tch h om the n\er Krunba l s.-ud dtsc1phne "'dS stnct and f(lr chaswg gtrls bemg .1bsent \\ ntwut It> a a nd dtsobe: mg order s the penalt~ '"ts de~Hil He sa1d he sa" thr€'C snldJefS e,:-~. ecuted for bemg absent "1tlwut IE>a\ e The three snld1ers dug a trench .md then the\ "'ere shot m the head so that the\ fell mto It , · he satd We CO \ ered them up The ref u ~ee YHlre the same green uruform 1ssued durmg trat mng - nm1 f"ded and npped at the knees He had on l) a blanket. a mosqulto net and his nfle But Khamba1sm d he had not been dtssatJshed v11th hfe m U1e Pathet Uw arm' except that he 1mssed his fa ther and mother It "as ~hen ammunl uon he v.as guardmg turned up mtssmg that he flee!. he sa td A fnend ''tnspe-re-d that the 1r commander had smd Khambat " ould soon be batt for tile b1g ftsh tn th e Mekong Rt\er "'' Khambat \\atted unlit dark on Dec 2 - Lao national dav - p1 ck£'d up h1s AK-t i nfle and tV! o magazwes of ammumtl(ln and "aded arro,ss the jl,1eknng mtn Thailand ,.e f Vance working ·for Arab help UnltPd Prt"ss lntPmaUunal Se<relarv of State C}rus t11da) opened ..t t:aru pat~ll ( ll gather ~ab support for Eg \ pttau Prt>sHient All " df s peaet" eff nrts " lth lsral"' [)('tt>rmmt'd TW t li• be thr (l\\ tl nn the defenst\t', &tdat t{lld a mass rail; that ertti(S of h1s uuttatl\ E'S were tmposters and pv~nues " Vance- was fl\lng tl• Cdlrtl t()d,n tn the m1dst of the ~\ nrst en s1s to g11p the Arab \\1lrld SlllCe the crea tiCln of Israe-l 29 ~~rs ago w1th E~ pt and SHta - a lhes m fnur \\ars agamst the J ev.Jsh state - 1\0\\ bltlerl) div1drd tl\ e1 how to nMke peace ''" tUJ \'llnl'f' 4 It E1,0pt \\aS the ftrst Stl' P on his stx-nauon M1ddle East tnur atmed at reconctltng the Arabs 1\lo Ara b monar chs. Saudi Ara bta's Kmg Kltaled and Jordan 's Kmg Hussem, als...• threw thetr wetght betund efforts to pat ch up the Eg) pttan.S) nan spht. " 1th Kha led conre mng wtth S) nan Presiden t Ha fez Assad 1n Rtyadh Saudt ArabJa on Thursda\ and Hussetn see tn g Sad.at m Catro The Jorda.man mona rch. who was f], mg to RJ)adh toda) to confer wtth Khaled . praised Sadat s "courageous \'1 Slt' tn Israel and sa1d It 'f\. as atrned althe reahzmg ·a JUSt and durable peace" tn the Mtddle East He ' sa1d after conferrmg \\ tth Sadat that he did "not thmk the reahzatwn of pea ce m the regw n wtll be delayed U. S., Russia split on Cairo issue B} JIM ANDERSON BRUSSELS BelgiUm (UP! ) - Secretary of StRte Cyrus Vance satd today the Uruted States and the Sovtet Uruon are m direct con flt ct on the Egypttan - l srae lt conference m Ca1ro , but that Mosco\\ IS st1U mterested m workm g toward a comprehensive Mtddle East settlement Va nce told a news conference, mmutes before headtng for the Middle East w get more support for the direct la lies, that the Sov1el Um9n Wishes to se e a comprehensive set tlement reached 111 the ~IIddle East · Their obJective remams a Geneva confere nce, · Vance saJd ' That ts shared b) all parties The Sovtet Umon and we do not agree on the use fuln e-ss of a Ca iro conference · Vance sa1d he c.:ons1dered the forthcomtng Ca1ro tRiks ln be a useful step forward," and pomted ou; that the pq.rtiClpanls themselves \-\ere lookm g f o r~ ard t o a comprehensive, not a parttal settlement Earlier todav the Soviet Lawrence Mom right on eggs By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB - Could you please try to solve a problem r have wtth my mother ' Every mormng, we get mto an argument over eggs You see, I am t5 yea rs old l\lld ltft we1ghts three days a week l am told protem IS Important 1n muscle bu1 ldmg, and one way to get tt IS b) ea tmg three eggs for brea kfast along wtth toast, m1lk and frUJt every da) My mother thtnks the cholesterol m eggs m hann· ful, and l should eat only three eggs a week I thmk that smce cholesterol Is fat, tf you exerc1se enoug h, you would JUS! burn Jt up Who IS r1ght ' DEAR READER - Funny thing about mothers, they are often nght The Amenf' an Heart AssociatiOn recommends that adult men should have no more than three egg yolks a week, mclud mg those used tn cookmg - as m p1es and other foods Why ' To ltmtt the choleste rol mtake m the d1et A large egg cuntams only 6 5 grams of _protem, ~o your three eggs fot breakfast pt ovJdes 19 5 grams of protem They are also lugh fat foods. and contam more fat ca lories than protem '1hose three eggs will g1ve you 660 rrul!tgrams of cholesterol. over tw•ce the da1ly maxunum mtake recommended by the Inter.Soc1 ety Comm• sswn for Heart Hesources Co mmittee of nattonally recogmzed sucnt iSts And you need tha t !00 mt! ltgram choleste rol <~llo"ance fo r foods that are h1ghet m p1 otem , s uch as lliJ H rncal You 'll get more p1 olein and If· fat fJ um lew• meat w1th .o 1e fat truruned away \'ou may be surpnsed to fmd out that cholesterol ts not teally a fat , and 1s nol metabolized as a f<lt All that -exercise may not lu\\ er your I news agency Tass sa1d Vance had vtolated a )Otnt SovtetAmencan statement on the Mtddle East by supportmg the Cmro conference "Our obJective remauts a comprehensive settlement consummated at Geneva,' Vanee sa1d "That IS the S<lVlet obJective as well " Asked 1f the Umted States would support a separate peace between Israel and Egypt , Vance rephed , "Both the President of Egypt and the Prune Mmtster of Israel have sa1d they seek a eomprens1ve agreement and I beheve and accept what they stated " Asked what might happen 1f the Ca1ro talks fall , Vance sa1d " I don't want to talk of fatlure. We mtend to make them work n Vance satd America 's European allies each Will be makmg tndJvtdual decJstons on ho.- w treat the Ca1ro efffor ts A commumque tssued by the 1:>-uatton NATO alliance after a two-day meetmg of foretgn n11msters supported the Egypttan uu t1at1ve lnng · Earlter S,\ll,tt told ,Ill t•stun,lti•d 1 mil\lnn Lhet'ring F.t-!) ptlans at ·' c.urn ralh that erHIL'S nf his pe~H.'l' OliSSion tn lsl.tt>l lc~st month \\ere bloC'kmg tht• 1n.td to peace r \Hsh dwst• 11 11puste rs and pygmtes tlad heard and 1 et:td wht:tl I !'i<:Hd before thP Kne'Sst>t t the Israeli pariMment l 'lle scull. and he dPnuuneed · thP ir ram·nr. lgnoralll'"(' and StUpidity ' It wa s onC' of Sa dnt's angnest denuct.Jttons to date and nnr of h1s targets - the So\'lt'l Unum respl1nded w 1th a shurp altat k agcunst both E~ pt and the Umted States Mosc(m: sa1d Amenca n pohc\ JS no" m dtrect contradt cuon" w1th a recent U S -Soviet statement of understanding on the Middle East by emphastzJn~ d proposed Catrn meeti ng over the resumptiOn of a Gene\a Conferen ce Hospital News Holzer Medical Cen ter (Discharges, Der 81 Tammy Adkms. W1tma Baker. Mrs Terry Canaday and son James Channell, Roma F tsher, Charles Ketser , Mary Martm, Pegg) McK1nne) . Aaron Mit chell Hobart R1ce. Carol Sturgill. Mrs Richard TheiSs and son Ester Wamsle) Rt cha rd Wells 1Births, Der 8 ) Mr and Mrs Dame! Allen a son. Hamden Mr and Mrs Roger Burnett, a daughter, Gall1po1ts Mr and Mrs Paul Chapman, a daughter and a son, Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Terry Dugh a son, Jackson Mr and Mrs Michael Fortner, a son, Oak Htll Mr and Mrs Gregory Stewart , a daughter. Rutland Mr and Mrs Cectl Young, a son, BJdwell ~~ ROB AIKEN . a semor at Ohlo State University, and Judy Turner Persmger, who fonnerly lived In Mason County c1ses program , and that rate ts most unhkely Extra protemts Simply used as c.i:Jiones for energy or stored as fat. serv1cc not avaU!Iblt:, One month, S3 25 Ry ma ll u Ohto and W VII "'" y,., 12200 s"' months Bernardo Sandals tn Colwnbus, and by Rob Aiken, a sen1or at OSU The c rushed c ans were pamted to represent an Eskimo, Owls, dogs and other characters and put on paneling squares. Judy was a fonner resident of Mason, and the daughter of Mrs John Marshall New Haven P1ctured at the Capital C1ty Art and Craft FaJr was a pollee dog attired m a bonnet and shawl m a wheel cha1r What better way to get man's best fnend mto a sho\\ wh1ch forb1ds dogs , than by a wheel chair The do~ truly stole the BY ALII! A MARSHALL Havmg attended three craft fa 1rs laMy where my husband and I exhibited and sold our Items and observed f1rst-hand a lot of amusmg exhibitS, happemngs and mterestmg people, we want to share these experiences wJth you An mteresltng craft booth at the October Fest m Columbus .-as the " Litter Cntters" Would vou believe the critters were made from crushed pop and beer cans gathered from Columbus Parkm g lots by Judy Truner Persmger. a merchandise manager for ~ till' H ct~ lllttll 1'1 opln ' lllUJ'Sii<t\ ntght tn nHUonall\ of ~:~ward MARGARET TmJRSTON of Dunbar, who says she is U1e great-great-great-granddaughter of Chief Cornstalk show Charles B Wolford of 4331 Blythe Rd , Columbus, takes great prtde 1n hiS jewelr} made from horseshoe na1ls and pirds made from the na1ls Although Charles IS deat , he commumcates very well wtth a ready sm1 le and wonderful personality H1s unqlue centerpiece features bJrds m flight, shells and driftwood Mr Wolford was also at the October Fest It was a great show, complete wtth very good entertamment -Last but not least we met Margaret Thurston. wh ose booth was next to ours at the trophy MOTHER St>JD 'NE CO()LD HAVE fFANUT BUTTER PEANUT BJTIER AR"ER. 'SCHCXL 15 o OCXJ, BUT '!;1, 'Mnrn , I 111 1! 1 ll oublc' I l l'd ll) UPtl't ltd\l' wnads to t•xpress my h•e!mgs I l!npt• l r~m1 Cpll'SCll t wiMt It s t d iHh; fot and wtll du t.•vcrythmg I t:.tn l l •Wctl d that ANSWERS liRE BETTER I AND BREAD YE S. BUT WHAT WANT IS TO FIND OUT WHAT 'S ALL lf..j\5 ABCtiT SANTA AND HO- AFTER SCHOCt_ I~ • IS .health fund ISSUe Just before the stnke was ca lled at muimght Monday, Miller adv1sed the umon membershtp that health beneftts would be cut off at the same t1me a strike occurred The un10n 's health and penswn programs are nearly bankrupt due to mismanagement of funds m the past and unauthoriZed " wildcat" sWtkes, whtch cut cOal production Negolla!tons for the umon and B1turnmous Coal Operators of Amenca met for JUst over an hour Thursday, exchanged proposals, and then recessed Horvitz said "the part1es have exchanged some 1deas and proposals " "Each s1de wants some t1me ,'' to consider those proposals, HorvitZ sa1d. He did not spectfy what the proposals were. W1th M1ller absent, Sam Church, the UMW v1ce preSident-elect, became the umon's spokesman, but sa1d only "We're talking " BCOA Prestdent Joseph Brennan sa1d both stdes "--:ere gomg to be thmkmg about" the proposals l llfll'l.mh illlllll .. l'111 veq • happy :md \'Cry pr oud," Said Mrs campbell , wh use eyes ghntcd "1th tear s " I had nn 1dea he'd be the wmner I Jec11ly d1tln 't 1ce~ lize wh<.tt the th: Js ntarl Tl ophy w~1 s unt1l aboi,Jt thr Ct! lll(lnth.s agt• Even then It never nc~ un ed tu me 1t would be th1 s nnpn11<-mt 1n h1 ~ 'Iff' pnmts m then first mectmg su the Bengals w111 have to \\Ill by more than tha t ft gure to earn a playoff slut tn U tJCbreaker Slluatwn New England can chnch th e AFC East by wtnm ng tts The last two games opponents wtlt be the chtef rompet1t10n. M1am1 and Baltunore Mmnu, Balt1more and Oakland are ehgtble lor wttd ca rd berths, tuo St Louis takes on Washm gtrm fm a shot at the NFC wtld ca rd berth Minnesota and Clucago are ft ghtmg for the NFC Centra l ttlle a11d a possible wtld card berth but the other t>'FC races ~:n e over Here 's the way the NFL shapes up th1s week Saturday Pittsburgh 27, Cmc1onatt 20 - Steelers wm AF'C Central t1lle and fmalty seem to be ge ttm~ health) JUSt m hme for th e pla yoffs Benga l offense has been performmg welt but the defense has been spotty St LoUIS 24, Washmgton 14 - Cards finally snap nut of doldrums to end tY. o·game shde and oust Redskms St Louts has gtven up 82 pc.nnts m la st tw o gam es but Washmgton of[ense has been dotng ndthmg Sunday New Eng la11d 23, Mta tm 17 \\. eekend when P itts burg h ~a nw s The Steelers can wrap up a fourth co nsec.: ut1vt! AF C Cen tral t1tle wtth a v1ctot y ove1 the Bengals SatUI day Should Cmcmna tl wm and move mt o a t 1e wit h Pitts burg h, there ts the po sstbltty that pomts scored would come mto play If both clubs ftmsh tied next week, tl1e penni dtfferentJal become• the b1g factor Ptttsburgh bea t Cuu:tnnatJ by SIX JOE-- 6-N"~WE=KSI FANTASt; I Gut coal issue IH edit t c1 wJmtt.'r 111 Texcts' ('utlnn I3I1Wl gallll' Wi th N11tr e D<~mt• ~ml scJICI llll' l ely · the kt•y tu wuuung the g.tlltl' ts takes on Cmcmnatt and New Engla nd plays host to Mtaml 111 key Amencan Conference HO f-.10 BElt--..6 NOTHIN6 BUT CCMMER.CJAL AND YUM' (. IIIJf(\ll'lltt' lilt> limncr . alS!I .ut•'Jicil'd bv Mt s Camp!.)('!!, tlll' suiJduul '1\: K~IS st.tr L'X Jl<llld(•d nn Ius vte ws • ! 11 1 l1\11 l1c1ppy ln t1) 111 snulc,· c Hmplx-'11 S.:'l ld Hut H.'S, I lhtnk I dt>served 1t b.•t ci USl' I " nr ked so hdl d fm 11 Let me sum up my feclm~ If ) OU hLJd seen how hard I wnt kc(l f 111 1t , }•Ill wnuld s.ty, Earl. \ nu dcsl•rvc 1t " 'l11l' 22~1>' •Un d I WUiel , \-\ ltn :-:;cml Ins ravnJ!tc piO) l'f IS Pllt slllll gh Stt.·eler "t,u !HI'S "' B) JOE CARN!CELLI UPI Ext;'cuttve Spo~rts Ed11Hr NEW YORK ( UPI I - ll tnmes do\\ n to JUSt t "o 11101 c weeks . for 14 Na lwn a l Fnntball Lellg ue cl ubs scr.m bh n~ to makt! the ploynffs Some !) £ tlwse, 111 fact, sho uld be dectded this BUT WHERE WILL WEGO I=CQ At·' Hl!l\\1111.!. NOW OPEN GINO'S OF MASON peopletalk . PHONE By KENNETH R CLARK United Press International MOSTEST HOSTESS SUzi Park Thomson, whose Washmgton parties have been lmked to South Korea n ,mfluence-buymg m Congress, says t he scandal has left her out of a JOb , so she's gomg mto the ca lenng busmess, Says she, " I had to do someth mg to earn a hvmg and I thmk thiS tS the on!} way now because everybody IS afraJd to h1re me" And. obvwusly borrowmg from Perle Mesta, she'll call herself, "Capttol Hill's Hostess w1th the Mostest-:" 77~5536 fldlnwang th e dtnll CI wa s cond ucted by CBS - l. o an d behold , th e Ct1a1_gers are dangerous nm-.· P(ttrwts, pre·season p1cks to " 1Lh Dan Fouts back and \\111 the chvaston , are back m dnmg well the race after bemg wrllten I A~s Angeles 16, AtlantR 13 off Two Wins and thefhave - Rams are m· playoffs und the title Dolphms pulled out a just need to stay sharp - and btg une agamst Balttmore hea lthy Falcon defense wtll Monday mght but the key keep Los Angeles on 1ts toe s lnJUnes continue to mount Phtladelphta 17, New York Baltnnorc 31 , Detrmt 7 Gtants 10 - Eagles fma lly Colts are hungry to sta) m play someone m thetr O\\ n race after tw o tough losses class after Iaktng nn pl,. ynff Ltons ha ven t been showing a contenders m seven of thetr ttnng lately and there should last etght g ames Gtan ts be some btg changes commg stunned St IJlu ls but Eagles m a few weeks play better defense than St Oakland 34, Mmnesota 10 l ..ouJs Ratders a1e desperate They New York Jets 27 , Buffalo neetl tiltS one to stay m 14 - J ets don 't ha ve playoff race Vtkings had p1 nblems With a lso-rans storybook ftm sh last week to Bills now a 'passmg tea m beat San FranciS<:<J but these smce 0 J Stmpson's InJur y are World Chumps , not the but nobody passes through 49ers th e Shea StadJum typhoon m Chicago 27 , Green Bay 7 December Bears cou ld m ove mto farst Seattle 37, Kansas Ctt) 24 place t1e m NFC CeRtral Seahawks ca n score lots nf Walter Payton needs b1g pomts agamst a nyone and game ve rsus Pack to,f ta y m Chtefs' defense hasn't been the race for NFI. smgle- stoppmg anyrme season ru shmg \tile New Otleans 17. '!an1pa Houston 31, Cleve land 20 Bay 10 - Satnts wtll h"vc Oilers are dosmg strong tough time runnmg aga1nst They played Denver dose Bucs Tampa Bay ca n slay last week before folding clnsc If offense doesn 't gtve 1t 81 owns playm g hke they ve away Monday night g1ven up Denve1 20 San Otego 14 Dallas 21, San F'ranctoco 10 Home crowd. should keep the - Cowboys also tunmg for Broncos fr om gomg through playoff s 49ers sttll can' t the motwns now that they 've believe they blew 24-{) lead to clinched ftrst title m 18 year< Mmnesota at diamond swap Outfielder Rt ck Mtller also By FRED McMANE \\ nund up w1th the Angels m UP f Sports Wrtler HONOLULU (UPI ) - The the same package - Approva l by the largest deal ever engmeered at the wmter ba seball Amen ca n League nf the. meetmg s left the Texas tran1:>fet of owne1sh1p of t he Rangers, Ptttsburgh Pirates Cleveland Indians - ReJectwn by Amencan and New York Me ts dreammg of a pennant, but League offlctals of the sale nf the Atlantt:t Braves may have the Bosto n Red Sox to the actually profited most of all. Buddy Lernux-Haywood SulCnm mg after four days of hvan group The btg trade among the 1 elatlve calm, the four4eam trade mvnlvmg 11 pta yet s four clubs mduded all-star was the tugh spot of a day, perfm mcrs Bert Blylcven , AI Oliver . W1l!te Montanez and "htch mcluded - An early-mornmg trade, Jnn Mdtlack a nd took foUl days to hnallze In the end, 1\l whtch Sl Lows sent relief pitcher AI "The Mad Hun- Montanez became il Met, garJan" Hrabosky t o lhe Blyleven went to the Ptrates Kansas City Royals m ex- and Oh ver and Matlac k change for rehever Mark Jotned the Rangers Ltttell and a player to be named later - A ft ve -player deal between Cht cago and St LoUJs that se nt all-st a r nulftelder Jerry Morales to the Cardmals and He1ty Cr uz to the Cubs - A trade where pttcher Don Aase went from the Red S.>x to the Angels for second ba~crnan Jen Y • Kemy SMALL FRY NOW . Eugene ~lcCarthy always played for the b1g stakes before - U S senator from Mtnnesota and presJdentJal candulate- but that's all behind h1m Now he 's shootmg for the small-fry constituency Mt<:arthy was m !Jls Angeles Thursday to auwgraphy cop1es o! h1s first txlok "Mr. Raccoon and HIS Fnends" He's been wntm~ tt for years It's about a soc1ety of httle antmals w1th problems very much hke the ones he's been workmg on all hts hfe Don't they deserve a Kawasaki too? I • I Show" Oswald no model as Marine By MIKE FEINSR.BER spokesmen say hunself and answe red WASHINGTON (UP!) The FBI quoted Manne questtons about h1s self-exile Durmg hts years m the Capt Robert Block as saymg Here he dented he was a Marmes, Lee Harvey Oswald Oswald explamed that he Commumsl and added had a pnvate room m a kept Commumst literature m "Thank you s1r, you are a quonset hut, kept books on his room by saytng he was real patnot." · commumsm and refused to trym g " to tnd octrmate Scruttny of the ltles unlock h1s room for routme hnnself m RusSian theory m produce these further mthtary mspechons un!JI he conformance wtth Manne gleanmgs ~ was threatened With puniSh- Corps policy " '-Jack Ruby, who k1lled ment, FBI hies show. Marmes sa1d he rarely left Oswald, knew mobster AI The 40,001 pages or raw the Santa Ana, Calif, base Capone wlule he was growmg ftles gathered by the FBI add where he was stattoned m up tn Ch1cago Then known as detatl to the portratt of 1959, saved all his money and ''Sparky,'' Ruby ''mtght have Oswald, the accussed •• sa1d, "Nothmg m my room run Innocuous errands for assassm of John F Kennedy , concerns anyone but Capone,'' boxer Barney Ross that the nat1on came to know myself." told F1ll agents m the days after the slaying Staff Sgt Camtlous Brown - When Ruby was dymg on Nov. 22, 1963 - a scruffy, sa1d Oswald was d1shked from cancer, · Oswald ' s moody ''loner" ltvmg on the because his "Work quality mother Marguerite contacted frmge of soc1ety, almost and professiOnal attitude the FB!. A bUJ ea u meiJlo satd lrtendless, unhappy m were poor " she asked "that when 1t ls Russ1a, unhappy in America, Oswald's "H1stor1c Diary" pubhcly released thai Jack m frequent mmor scraps chromcltng his 2\'z years m Ruby has dted from cancer, But the files, released Wed· the Sovtet Umon was she be g1ven complete nesday, fall to shed light on contamed m the f1les It assurance that Ruby actually what caused hnn to do what revealed he was a poor ts m the coffm. She conltnued he d1d, and the addittonal speller , craved attentton , that she beheves Ruby will be 40,1100 pages exQected to be became dlsJlluswned w1th IBken out of the country, ~ made public m January also RusSia and had a sharp eye although tt will be pubhcly are unlikely to settle that for women announced that he has dted unanswered question, - FBI At one pomt, Oswald asked and IS bemg burled " Ken M:lt'Afc·P of Nntrl' DnmL' ( ampbt•ll ldso wuJI Pflt.' of the SIX lt·sst•r i..lw.u d s - tilt~ I 11f rwuung lxu.:k Othc1 .tw~.wd wumer :.:; wer r MotAfec, uTfcn St\iC end Ou ts Wm ll of Oht~< SWtc. ~~ffcn s Jvc l111cman, Jerry Hobtnson of UC I.A. hnebac.:kcr , H PSS Brnwnc1 of No t1 c DHIIIt!, defcnsl\ e hncmdl l, und Za~ Henderson nf Ok!d hiJJIIa , dcfenSI\C b<:~ c k The shn w-ceremnn;• Braves happiest' TEN·YEAR TOUR Russ1an wmter has the ;~ ce president's Wife by the throat , bot a bad cold and a case nf . lar) ngtlls duln 't keep Joan Mundale away from Lemngrad 's famed llermtlage Museum Thursday She vtstted the 1,000room landmark - considered by some experts the fm est musewn tn the world - and proclatmed tt "beauttful " Says Mrs Mondale, "!want to come ba ck I have had a bnef look mto Russian history, but I understand tt takes 10 )ears In see all the exh ibits " GLIMPSES. Chff Robertson and wtfe, actress Dina Merrill, JOmed Anne Armstrong, former U S ambassador to 'Great Bntam, m New York Thursday to recetve the Nattonal Institute of Soctal Sctences' award for "dJStmgUJshed servJces to hwnamty " Sen Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass , took a look at a new energy source Thursday, tounng a $50 m1lhon Saugus, Mass, plant that burns garbage lor power Smger Diana Muldaur has been elected to the board of governors of the Academy of TeleviSion Arts and Sc1ences, and NBC-TV V1ce President Hank Rieger , a former Umted Press Internatwnalexecutive, has been named president Brtlam's Prbtcess Anne and her husband, Capt. Mark Phillips, have named their son Peter Mark Andrew - mamtammg thetr pos1t10n that he wtll be rmsed as a commoner . Cloris Leachman IS m London for an appearance on the "Muppet ( .nnphell , \dlc,'Se Jn(lthcr I di S('( \ hl'l fa1111h and sllil hw s Ill dtl unpumt~·d huusf" nn a t wo·acre plot wh e r~ ~h~ ~lu\\ S tnst•s s,ud he rntends t" build " lit'\' house wath ll l' 'llt'Y ht> t xpects tn makf' fn•tll pl.t; mg pr 1l fl••lb(ill Il l' st!Pined sm pnsed " hen a !l('WSIIlWI t1.sked where he W11ult.l bmld lht.: house "Wily, 111 the sc.11ne place , he answer Pd CdJu pbell \-\ r•n the award Hfl e1 the, fteld had been na rrow ed dn\\n tn tum , Ten} Mll ll.:1 of 01.-hh ••TJ t,l ~~~l iP l!lf\ More playoff decisions due_ in pro ·g rid play this weeken·d Capttal C1ty Arts and Cralt Show Margaret saJd she JS the gr eat-g reat -g reat- gra nd daughter of Ch1ef Cornstalk Her ab1llty as a leader m erR(l< ts exhJbtted m her dned apple dolls, paJ,ntmgs, and three wJSe men She used 'drape tt" on the fabnc wh1ch covered the characters and pamted rich colors to brtng out truly works of art m the characters she protrayed w1th the use of cloth pamt and 1maginat10n Margaret resides at Dunbar, W Va , and also teaches craft classes 1 F1 artl«• ll:u n s bee .lust• .. f Ins ,t)l .•u uund skill S, wouldn t d\ !11 .nuh cme "tfl e1 I l!n' I Vlng t hl ' 'I11e 22·YClli' nl tl sl.'mnr. whu led the 113 lHIIl Ill I Ush111 g cllld scnru1g ~•s Te xd s wm1 ulltts 11 ~a mes fnr the on\\ pcrfed l'et:ord lll t:nllc~\! fuotb..t ll thts year, wa s nmned the wmncr by Baur and Pastoret Judy, Joe and the Ho-Ho-Ho CARIUER OF' THE WEEK - Beth Gloeckner, 12, $11 50 I hret' mo nths, $7 []0 da ught er o r Char Ie::~• Gl oec kner , p omeroy, IS a carrter for f b~whcrc 126 00 ye<~r SUI months m 50 The" '"""\"'· --11 50~- The. Dally Sentmel Beth attends school at Me1gs Jumnr Sub'>tnpuon prtee mc!ude.s Sund11y H1gh m Mldd!E!pm t Her mterests mclude water-sk1mg Tunt-s··Sentmel ' skateboard and motorcycle nding •• II) FRED DOWN Craft fair experiences are shared Wrong advertisement cle a week wtth vour exer· Reisman award came to right man --Campbell NEW YOHK ( UP I 1 - E.u 1 tell•v t:s t•ll t l' rt•molltt•s Campbell , the stdr pf Tl'X:ds' fnllowmg cl 1,1\AISh dUlllt' l first ·r ar\kcU l.nn~h o rn s, sponsult"(l U) lht• Downtu\HI pledged 't hu t sd.t) to ,\Jhtett< l'tuu represent Uw :-itanll~trtls t•f ' Wlwn I \\as ,1 kul and 1-:«lt UJC He1smun 'I'rn1>h' wluh.> tn. tr nubh• I'd s;.t)' Hey, statmg c.mdidl)' he thought Ilium l 'm I ll II (•Uble,"' he t.lescrved to wm <. 1• llegl' (',mlpbl'll saal turnw g ftl(ltball 's [J)n::;t pr t•sttgmus {ow~trd Ius mothc1 111 the t ~~*='&\:~~ ,~~~~~~~ ~ UPI Sports Wrttl· r Veteraoslllemorlal Hospital , ADMITTED - Lenme Crary, Reedsville Amy Reynol~s, Re_edS\ tll e ; Gertrude Bass, Pomeroy. DISCllARGED - W1lham By DREW VON BERGEN Clonch, Genevteve Sherman , WASHINGTON (UPI) FranciS Hudson , Mary Un tied Mme Workers McAihster. Prestdent Arnold Mtller says restoratiOn of the str1kmg unton 's depleted health WINNERS NOTED benefits program IS the most E. Lamb, M.D. Gold Star wmners m the Important roadblock to Christmas GJve-Away Thurs- se!tlmg the four-day· ol d day were Ellen Couch, walkout of 188,000 mmers Pomeroy, certificate from But Mtller d1d not attend a Chapman Shoes and Ada negotJatmg sesston called by Evans, Rt I, Mmersvtlle, chJef federal med1ator Wayne certifiCate !rom Pomeroy HorvitZ Thursday Another cholesterol If you conswne a sess10n was scheduled today Nat10nal Bank lut and particularly If you are The uruon chief wa s present putlmg on we1ght, some of at the Capital H11ton Hotel which may be fat Those h1gh Thursday at the hme set for fat, cholesterol-laden, h1gh the sesslOn m mid-afternoon . calone dtels that some body bUtldmg programs put people kook; ::ichuchmann sa1d thts But when coa l operators ST LOUIS (UP! I - Byron on are the maktngs of fattyiBud" Sch uchmann was week "! sltll love her I'd fatled to show up and a onehour delay was announced, cholesterol depos tts tn lookmg for h1s lost love , but marry her tomorrow." artenes that cause heart and he found out tt didn't pay to But a weddmg doesn't Miller left the hotel and d1d not return vascular disease appear likely. advertiSe As he left , M1ller told Those dtseases are not JUSt 11 In the front ptclure wmdow · She sa}s she loves me but diseases ol old people, either of h1s home m suburban Fer- that I don't have enough reporters the fnanclal status Over 70 percent of young men guson. Schuchmann placed a c h a r a c' t e r , ' ' s a 1 d of the umon's health care exammed from Km ean War b1g s1g n readmg " Wtfe Schuchmann, a machmtst at fund "1s the btggest problem deaths , of an average age of Wanted ' WtdO)Ver Seeking a steel mill ' She's out ol my as far as we are concerned " 22. already had stgmfJcant W1fe Over 45 InqUire W1thm "'!'here are people who try class Her husband was a fall) -cholesterol deposits tn Byron "Bud" Schuchmann mm1ster Her father was a to distort the facts and say the artenes of thmr heart Phone 314 521-9121 St Louts, mayor She 's a college g1rl, that 1s not the real Jssue " The lime to develop ealmg Mo '' smgs m a ch01r a nd pla)s Miller sa1d "That ts the real habits tha t promote health Schuchmann 's telephone br1dge ' J throughout your hfe ts now started rmgmg , but he 1sn 't Cholesterol passes through happy With the women t he btle from your ltver mto callers He said what he the mtestme It ts reabsorbed really had m mmd when he there mto the blood stream put up the s1gn was a an d goes round and round particular woman , a wtdow You have to either stop Jts Unfortunately for h1m, that productiOn, or luntt lis ab- woman recently lelt hnn for oorpttOn from the mtestine to another man after three help lower cholesterol, and tl years of datmg hnn. And she tsn 't C:~.lways so easy was not tmpressed w1th the Ho.- much protem and wtdower 's newest courtmg what should you eat for a lactJc body btnldmg program ' I am "Now she thmks I'm a real sendtng you The Health Letter number 5-4, We1ght TramTHE DAil\' SENTINEl mg for Energy and Wetght DEVOTED TO TifE Control, to g1ve yuu more InINTEREST OF MEIGS.MASON AREA formatiOn Others who want CHF..STERL TANNEHILL thts mfonnatwn can send 50 Esee Ed ROBERT HOEFLICII cents wJth a long, stamped, Cttr, E',d.ltor self-addressed envelope for Jt PublL!ihed datly exctpl Saturday to me m care of this by Tilt= Ohio VaUey PubtishmJo! Company Multunedt.a, lm.: 111 newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Coort St Pomeroy Oh1o 'IS769 Rad1o City StatiOn , New Bll.'ltneSS Offtce Phone 992 2156 EditonJtl Phone992 2Ui7 York, NY 10019 ~ond class post<tge poud 111 If you consume I00 grams Pomeroy, Ohio NY Uon~l <idverhsm,l! reyresen· of good protei n a day and cal WtJvc Ward • Gnfftth ComJ)<Iny, enough ca lones from other Inc Bottmelli and Gall.a!!:her Dt\ , foods to support ) OUr body 's 757 'rhll'd Ave, New York NY 10017 needs, you should have Sull!cripUon rates Delivered by enough protem to bUild at earner where wviiililble 75 cents per week By Motor Rout.e where Cilrr!er least one pound of new mus- HEALTH • FORD PICKUPS Best gas Y-8 pickup. 2617' MPG Hw, ·~ · · """ MPG Coil .......' ' "'"' . "" OO wo•Ht(102 C D!•I 0 > I I t ' I t ! t ll VII I > If P. 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"'"'-_ - -- ~ ' -- Kac1ne, Oh•o f"hest er ,....., '"I --.J ~ ~ Today's ~~ ~ ~~ ~ !.i.~ ~ Sport Para4e m :;:~ By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor " !'/ ,,fIllS \\llh l~ l llll!t l••T L', ht• \\ I•U)d lld\l' .t nl'W Jn b ft vt tll tnUt ts !.Ill'! \\llh Mih\.tUkt•t• H.nr \ D.l lt1•11 , th e Bte\\l'T s' he.tt!Jn.lll , '' •1n t s; l) 1 W1 11d dbout bung tnurpll'lrl\ a"ar c 11f the fcl d Wcdver 1 ~ undt'l ,.,. tllll'C •)l'.ll 11\.lll.lg('il.:ll t: l•fll!,ut With tiH' Oltnlrs Wt' .! \C I s l lllll ll llt ll tl' l l\ With \li\'111 IS onh ,J Vl'l bell t~llt' , J111t ,J n ~ tlllll j.! Ill \\I tUng hut t lld t \\ ouldn1 nwttt•J 111 Kuhn 1f he f~l t t hl'I l' t~c~d ~f'n ,Il l) 1 ' ' ctl tdl1lJ H 1 mg It s 1111 SPt !PI Drl llon \\ould h,l\ t.: ltked Wci.l\l'f .J S Ius !llmtilg er wlwn D~tlt on Wds sttll v.: 1th tlw ( <iltfnr nta Angl'ls bUt thl Or 11 1\e s 1efust•d to It•! Wed\ er go Da llun ~111d Wc~IVCI ll<H (' ~en clnSl' friend s 20 VCill s and when he was the pltl )'! 1 IX 1Sill! Ill' I dll l'ltol v11th the 0 11nles It wa ~ Dc.dton wlw bH•Uj.!ht Weavc1 10 f!ntn Hc1dH.•ster and made hull one ,,r B.tltrm••l l' s t n<Jc.: hes c.~l lilt' ~t~u t of 1968 Then Ill the nndclle nf tha t ScllllC sea!)4•n Dalt11n fu ed H.mk Baue1 d S tilt"' Or lolcs' math!ger ami lld!lled Wert~t· t .1s Ins 1Cpi<H.: 0mcnt Wcc~ver h,ts •heen With B ~lltlfli i i!C SllllC, \~ !n nmg nne Wc11ld Cl!amplnn ~ hlp , tlu l!C AJllC I I Cd ll I t!(.tgue pcnmmts .llld five Eds\t.'l n D1vt swn llllt•s 111 th.Jt tunc If he 1~11 't the bc ~t llldllf:l~CJ 111 IJa sl;! b<~li, I II \hill while \UU tluul{ i::lb{IU lit und u) Lr1 n!l ne up w1til ont> bcttct Amnng Wcavc1 ~ Ill <i ll) vu tues IS a tnng memor j Ill s b1ggest il a bJIIt\ thc• ugl1 ts a s )H ,I l fu se :r(''' shm t. S(llllCt um s Wed vc r gnt ~•11 fu ed up Wednesdi:i) evemng m these Winh:: l lxtseball mcetmg~ He felt the Orwlc s lwei made a bum rlecJ I \\ tth lhc Exp,,s , \\hit 11 \\ rt~ bud enough, but the fact the' h.1d11 t 1111tl fl cd tum bcfo1 c!Jc.lflll. lte thought was \\ol se fhe u mle that upset 111111 so much ~\ cls the one m \\lurh t11e Utlul es se nt left ..fl a!ldc t H ucly~fr1ay and relicve1 H(mcl} M!lll·r plu s mmnt leHguc ptt thc1 Br yli '{;1111th to Mnnll eal fm 1c h cv~1 s Dr n Stdn house and .J (Jt' Ken1ga n cmd mmnr league nutft eldc r C:c11 y RocniC~kc • I \ e ht:td Jt," he fum ed 'I qull. I m g, ,mg 11 ghl upstdll s an d tel! t Hc.mk) Pete rs ( Ba!tJmurc'::; Gen~1 al Manct gc1 1 ll t.: Cct ll have the Jl 1b So he " ent duect!) to Pete1 s' 1n()m a nd lold hun he wa:s restgmn g W1sely , Peters a much ca lmer mdivtclu<1l refu sed to accept the t cstgna twn He talked w1th Wea ver pat1ently, explamed a number of thmgs tn hun , tn r~J udm g h1~n he wtd nlhcr membc1s of the Ot1nles had t11cd to rea ell h11 n but couldn't Weaver eventualh <noled off c~nd sa 1d o k~ty, he wnuldn t qu tt I ...Iter , he cxpl.Hn cd h1s feelmgH a~mt the whole t htng 'M\' becnm lill.{ disturbed IS very Wl cli aractetJsUe tn Ill) nature bet.:<:~ USC r trust lhe peop le who 31 e workmg fm Ml Contmued on page 4 CHICAGO (UP!) - Free Agent Jm1 Ard s1gned With the Clucago Bulls Thursday afternoon , managmg partner Jtlhn a th an K ov lcr announced Tm ms of the cuntracl were not announced Ard , 29, takes U1e place of Tom Boerwmk le who sustamed a lorn \\jJ,ament m hts left knee m last Tuesday mght's game agamst the Wa shmg:tun Bullets, and ts out fot the seasnn ----------, ! 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Dl'<' 9. 1 97~ . .Snider, Matter top Class A grid players ' L'OI.m!Bl'S 1 UP I I Bt>b Smdt•r ~~ r ~ .1rth w 1 .. ,d. the lt~adl n t-t passe r m thr Sti.Ht' thl' dd£'11!'1\'t' find RrU t't' M attt'r ht•ad up tht• l97i Unitrd Press past seaS(m , and Fuu tbi!ll Team . lmt•rnn tinna l Class A all~hw Bluffton •• S!mkr. a · 6--fn~1t , li'G-;>nwul St'rlllll' QUHrtl•r bHl 'k , paSSl'd f" r :?,0 -l9 ra r<ls and 2B 1•> \ldHlnwn s in it'athng !\urt h w•wld tn ;1 1()..{) .st'iiSilll , Sport Parade .. a nd ll t.'< tnwd him ba t'k ~ ,f tlw \ Ca r honor s . . ::'1.1 altt•r . tl u• 6-3, 21:)--j>tlWlll a ndwr r ontmu<'<l !rom page 3 Ill it a f!~un st any dl'a l Wl' U 1 ~1t dd nwst wa s eall Hudy Mdy." Wl'Cl\'(' r Wt' l lt 1111. ··s nm r m Lma ~t· r ~ hkt• Jo slnrk that rc'S pnnst biht y but l h•t•l <t pt>rsnnal ll bh ga thlll l>t• l·a usc I J!t'l d n~e \1• tht> ~u~ s who \\ lll'k fn r me . l dn"n't \ikt• f1• r fl tAJ\Ipla yt""r sa y 'I ha ll to read abnut 11 1 ~ " \Vhat I wa nt thr Blu ff1 ,,n tradt:> m tin~ papP r." l \~ nuld 'w ltk t.">(ft ~ ~ ex-p l a m tn Rud~· myst•H The C'ntlre l' P1~·"dt' v~~~s 1bl~· resul tt'd frn!ll a f£>C'li n ~ thm ~ xist s be-twt"t'n \\"t\1\"t'r an d Ju n Ru s..~~ . the Orinlrs ' s pe('wl :ISSI Sta nt tu Pt•\ t'r:- HUSS41 IS an Uflt'll lllll lnn ly gnn d judj..!t.' ~~f ballpJayt'fS but hl:- ••Jllflinn u£ thC' tn dn t•sn'l a lw;1ys {'li iiJl' H it' the TD passes goin;l lll Ct•Y. Wh11IS tht' SpJil end 11f tht.• a liwith Wt•aver 's ·Oh ln fm;t team . All hour nr g. 1 bd<1r l' tht• Orioles m<.nle ! ht>ll" six·player dcul Jn imn~ Snider in the first with tilt' Exp(1s , Wt•a\'t'l" ea lled u p tn ttw n w1m in whteh th t'Y team ba cl$.field are run nin g w~ r t_) diSt· u ssi n~ tradt' " ami Ru.ss11 ;m s wt>rr d . backs Da n Kellett (lf New ··\\'he-n 's h a p p,., un~ ')" W;:•cJ\"f.•r a,Sk.t'd . .; rt•plll'd H usso . -- y ,, u t'Hn t..'t iHH.' up if Y\'U want. "' Wea \'cr dl.'eided 11111 tn. Tilt.' traclr then wa S made While ht' was pff Slill lPwlwn• t• b e . Tlwrt> '.s an nhl sa~ tn ~ : ~t·,· er subm it ynur resignati on be··N ,,t muc h." t·aust' i1111a~ be <Hn' [Ht•d . Earl Wt'a,·er wasn ' t n\·erly wnrried abnut tlu1l. thii UCh. Ht' knew h~ l'nuld fl€'l aniilher jnb in fiv(1 mi nu tes. and hr wa ~ n g ht. COME TO LOLA'S RESTAURANT 110 2nd St. Mason , W. Va . FOR HOME COOKED MEALS. BISCUITS AND GRAVY FOR BREAKFAST. AN ALL TIME SPECIAL TOGOONLY 3 HAMBURGERS WITH WORKS 3 FRENCH FRIES Sr h1 s 101t'H illpletior:is . with 19 (lf FlRST TEAM - All-Ohio honors ~· ere announced todtt)' In Class A circles and North Gallia's Rex Justice. 6-0 senior who lips the Second Team OUenSe SE Greg Holbert , Glouster Tr imble, 6-0, 180. Sr . TE - Ron M enn i ng , Hanoverton Un ited , 6·2, 10, , bagged a 1,200 puund moose while t m a hunt hi!-! trip in Canada in Oetnbcr . Ot hersnn the trip wen• his fCJther, Junit'r Sa lser and three West Virginia hunters. F11tu· nf thl' fi\·~ bnmght lu!Jlll' a s1.00 PHONE 773-9526 I III Ul!lC . Sr . Everyone Welcome TO Christian Baptist Church SUNDAY SCHOOl .. ... .......... .lO:OO AM MORNING WORSHIP.... ........ ll:OO AM SUNDAY EVENING ............... 7:00 PM NOW -OPEN WEDNESDAY SERViCE. ..... .... ..7:00 PM Fwuhmu~nl11l ·- of Ga rf ie ld Trini ty and Sandusky St. Mary's talenled Jeff McCarthY. Besides 'Detore and Severino on the first teams, St. J nhn al so placed runnin g back Mark Cell illi on the secnnd offen se and T o m McCoy in the secondary of th e secnnd dere'nse . · Holiday weekend blackened by ice. and snow last night COL UMBUS (UPI ) - f-f:,~ ~~~!:! ?ti~ 7!~J g:r,;~~~5~ The Daily.............. -S~nti~~j .. ...... . . . . . .. , (:rim e ~ave by ~ - ---- -·---- '"<I" "'" 'ficatiori {or sbert. ff s cert• ....-,.... .. ;;..·-·: . ...::=-~ ""' .. . 6-0. 205, Sr . · • ... . ... Albany , 5-10, 180. Sr. ··-· . - - -~ parade nnd• --- RB -Sco tt Jensen , Hanove rton Un ited , 5-10, 17 5, Sr. ~e~ ""'-ous~· a • --- 111 --~ ~ -..::- ..~ ~- ~:;;:: -;:.:~:r--- RB- Greg f.l.oebuck , Park way, 6-1. 195 , Sr . -~~; ~· · ~fi-=~~:: '1idd~c:po" "' "" .. . .•- . . .,... §=-0iJ~ w-aU - Sn ider , Nort hwood . L ineman -o f ...the - year Bruce Matter . Bluffton. Coach -of . the - year Denn is Steinback, Black River . OHIO COLLEGE Otterbein 74 Steuben ville n. Kenyon 61 Mt Vernon Na zarene 49 Centre ( Kyl 70 Ohio Domini can 34 LEGAL NOTICE The Public utm,ies Commission of Ohio has set tor public hearing Case No. 77-380-EL-FAC lo review the fuel procurement practices and ~licies of Ohio Power Company, the operations of Looking for just the right gift for that certain someone? How about a present that will be good at all seasons of the year? A subscription to the Daily Sentinel and Sunday Times Sentinel. A coupon containing subscription information necessary for your gift giving · is contained in this ad for your convenience. Fill it out and send it in together with your · check. OHIO & W. VA ... : ................ '22.00 YR. $4 ~ The Daily Cientinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio ~ City ................ State .. ........ Zip .......... ~ From_........ ,.. ,.................................. BIB OVERALLS ~ m $5° CALL ART HARTLEY JR. AT 992-2145 FOR FURTHER DETAILS DISTRIBUTED BY < ~"" City Ice & Fuel Co. 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CRYPTOQUOTES VKT FVLTEAVK HF DYLE HE F QC• PTTU FHWTEIT YC WYEA MSHP CTLHEA KTMI,.VF ; EYV GYN.- CTWHIHM KTSMEF Yesterday's Cryploquole: STEEL THAT LOSES ITS TEMPER IS WORTHLESS; SO ARE MEN. -SOURCE UNKNOWN , ~ Twelve (;ifts ot" Chrldmas 8. 7:0Q-AII -Siar Anything Goes J; lawrence Welk 4,15: Hee Haw 6.8 ; · Bugs Bunny 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Baltle Line 33. 7:3Q--We Think YOu Should Know 3; Cosmic Christma!. 10; Warning Earthquake 13. 8:oo-Genlle Giants of the Pacific 3,4,15; Tabitha 6.13; Dr . SEuss 8,1 0; Best of Fam ilies 33 . a · JQ--Operation Pett icoat 6, 13; Frosty the Snowman 8,10. 9 : ~Movie " W.C. Fields Hutch ~. 13 ; Jeffersons & Me" 3,4,1S; Starsk.y & 8, 10; National Geographic 33. . 9:3o-Tony Randall 8,1 0. 10 ooo--:Love Boat6,13; Koiak8,10; Something Personal 33. 10:3o-Fawlly Towers J3. II :Oo-ABC News 4: · News 6,8,10,13; Black Per spective on The News 33 , 11:15-News 3,4,15; ABC News 6. 11 :3D-MOvie " Catch as Catch Can" 6; Movie "The Joker Is Wild" 8; Movie " Peyton Place" 10; Movie " The Scarface Mob" 13; Take 15; Janak.l 33. 11 :45-Movle " luv" 3; Salurday Night 4,15; 1:1QMovle " The Astro Zombies" 13 . 1: 15-Movie " The Man Hunter" 4; 1 :3o-Mary Hart. , man 3; This Is The NFL 6. Featuring top ente ment." d,~n~~~~~i;.:~ noisemakers and more . Buffe:t di.nner and breakfast. One low price! $25 per couple. Dress....;:: ,_, will be formal with reservations only which ~- be accompanied with payment. Hurrv and make ,_ your reservations now. Deadline is Wednesday, ~ December 21. PT. PLEASANT INN Pt. Pleasant, W. Va . Rl . 62 North 2:4o-ABC News 13; 3oJO-News 3; 4:QO-Movle "The 304-675-6276 lpcress File" 3; 5 : 3D-FBI 3. r""-.""'---~ ~ Gross tonnage is a volwne measurement used for shipping in which each cargo gross ion represents 100 cubic feet of enclosed space. 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"I W think we'll start him, " Johnson disclosed. u ·: W lii ! veteran 111 . Saturday, . P. ·: ~ ·. :. ~ \ practice difficult , moderated W considered doubtful :: ~ 12 : 3{)-'-N F L NFL Game of the Week 6; Acllon Sports 13; CatchJ3 33. 11 : fi <;pc,an·u• <;t ?0 had ti : 111 R . ln ~ 9 :QO--Space Sentinels 314, 15 ; Scooby's Laff -a -Lymplcs 6, 13 ; Bugs Bunny -Road Runner 8,· Bugs Bunny & Fr iends 10; Mister Rogers ' Ne ighborhood 20. 9 :3o-Super Witch 3,4,15; Elec . Co. 20. 10: oo.-Bang-Shang Lalapalooza 34, 15; Once Upon a Classic 20 . 10 :3Q-Adven1ures of Muhammad Ali 3,4, 15; Batman Tarzan 8, 10; Consumer Survival Kit 20 .' 11:00- Thunder 3,4 , 15 ,· Krafft Supershow 6,1 3 ; Crockett's Victory Garden 20 . 11: 3o-Search and Rescue 3,4,15; Space Academy 8, 10; Music 20 . ~2 : oo-Baggy Pants & the Nitwits 3, 15; ·WeekE:,Qd Special 6 ; Adam -12 4; Secrets of Isis 8; In Tlie Know 10; Action News for Kids 13. h overed "j ust abo ve zero earlier this week and made in ~ 'lt 0 ao AL L ____::-.:::'="=--Jr----------------~------ 'lt 'lt ~ 1i ~ • Shelves '9.99 f -~ • Wuh Cloth PR. ~ HoOks ~~~~~ Reg. CONSOLE 6 :00--Sunrlse Semester 8,1 0; 6 :3D-Marlo & the Magic Movie Machine 4; TV Ctassroom 8; U.S.· Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afie ld 13. 7 : oo--Saturday Report 3;. Matters of Life 6; Ghost Busters 8; ~ubllc Policy F:orums 10; Grape Ape 13 ~· 7 :JD--Pink Panther 3, 15 ; World of Survival 4; Dusty's Treehouse 6; Wacko 8; Weekend Special 13. 8 : 00--C. B. Bears 3,.4 , 15; Superfriends 6, 13 ; Skateblrds 3:3o-NFL Football 8,10; Area Showcase JJ . 4:0Q-Marshall Baskelball 3; Night lhe Animals Talked 4; PTL Club 15;.Jody's Body Shop J3. Johnson, a rookie, has carried the ball 126 times for 491 W· yards and four touclldowns . W Coach Johnson also an. nounced that starting offensive tackle Rufus Mayes definitely would not see action Saturday, Mayes dislocated his left shoulder 111 against Kansas Cit)' last !< Sunday. " The doctor is ~ talking two to three weeks for the ligaments to be strong ~ again," Mayes said. On the plus side for the ~ Bengals, however, another .w SHOWER CURTAIN _H.OLDER From A_qua -Talner. Heavy gauge ·SNOW BOOTS n :~ AND the y started ahead of Pete Johnson in recent ga mes . .: fi DELUXE SHOWER CADDY snnw i n g, fullback Boo bie Clark has been bother<'<! by a virus this week and missed practice Wednesday . Clark has R 11 Matching be Johnson :~ AND won't son. wh o have played toget her sporad ically for .Ci1;1cinnati this season, wHI start against Pittsburgh. f.( ~ December added . temperature s Cirlcinni:lti , which l!i ·1!1 :tl: season 's With a low of 5 to 10 degrees expected early Saturday morning, the mercury may barely rise inti>the teens by I p.m. EST game tim e, forecasters said · late Thursday. But at least- ""!""l~t~:na.r-" ~W ;~ : 1>1 predicting raging snowstorm, as Pittsburgh won , 7·3. Basketball Boston - Signed guard Kevin St a com and placed forward Steve Kuberski on wa iv ers . In dian a - Rea cfivat ed tor ward Stevf' Green and placed guard Gabby Wilson on wa i \le rs College Winona Sta te Named Mvron Smith as head football coach. " ~~ on BOWS Last ' Philadelp~ia . W -~W is unusually cold temperatures lor the Centra l Division battle Saturday afternoon at Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium. T;S;; :~ 18 Stick Se rvic e 5 l!i ll ·~ . National 'Weather meeting of the two clubs in Cincinnati was played in a ~ ••• The By United Pres5 International Thursday Baseball St Louis Traded outfielder Heitv Cruz , ce tcher Dave Rader and a player to be named later to the Chi cago Cutls for outfielder Jerry Morales and cat cher .Sie'>le Swisher . Boston - T_raded pi tche r Don Aase an d ou tf ielder Rick Miller 10 Cali forn ia tor second base mci n Jerry Remy . sought · fir st Toror lo baseman Ton'1my Hulton tram · SATURDAY. DECEMBER t0, 1977 Bengals a"d the Pittsburgh Steelers . ~ 23 an im(Xlrtant factor in a c ru cial latj!-seasnh National Fontball LeC~gue game between .t he C in ci n nati Sports • transactions 5·3Q-FBI 3; 6o3Q-Bowltched 3. 10 ·00 - 700 Club. Weather• certain to affect result CINCINNATI (UPI)- The weather once again may be J1 Movie Channel <4 5 & 7 P.M. - Mr . 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This hearing is scheduled to You 'II be happier ' FRIDAY , DECEMBEIH, 1977 18 16 13 Syrac!Jse. 0 . 992 -S716 PHONE 773-5B6 " •~ Bob Ohio. All interested persons QB- Bob Sn id er, North wood, 6-0. 170. Sr . . R B- Dan Kellett , Ne w ~':;r,.,.·;-:,:-. ~ ~-- unv-.., ~ "-.m 1:tmt~ ...,.. Bac~ - o f - the - year fices of the Commission . 180 0. · 185, Sr . 'J'J 54.50 McCoy , De .lore, C- Brett· Ashton , Lisbon, 6- · -~ DB - Tom Ashlabula St. Joho , H . 185. Sr . G - P e rry T 1~ ~ -L. }pt-g:~H::~~ F..:~JS::!g:::~ ~~~i::::! J~ ~~~~~ Ashlabvla St. Joho, 6-0, 170, Sr . The 1977 United Press ln'ternational Class A "AII ·Oh io Football Team: first Team Offense SE- Ric k Coy , Northwood , 5-11. 165, Sr . TE - Doug Carr, Souf.h (;harleston Southeastern, 6--4 , 210. Sr. T - Tom Balt zel , T iff in Cal v ert, 6-4, 225, Sr T , Kelby Brown , MOn t pelier , 6-4, 220. Sr . G- Orm Gray , Black River . L Pf s HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE • SATURDAY And SUNDAY Ridge , 5-8, 175 . Sc . GINO'S O_F MASOr RT. 7 BY PASS & RT. 124 A Bible Believers Church ~------------------ ' Ca lvert . tn t he secondary are North Ga llia 's Rex Jusli ce, also a fine rurming back , J oe Kader II I I I fl(/ epefl({ ell t PHONE 667-6479 PHONE 773-5536 Give A Gift That Keeps ()n Giving B 6: .NOW OPEN Pastor James Keesee OF -MASON which also includes Mike Severino of Ashtabula St. John and Tom Cool of Tiffin 1-t W L T 1 T - Ed Boysel. West Liber ty Salem , 6-4, 200, Sr . FURLOW ACTIVE T- Rich Mates . Garfield RICHFIELD. Ohio iUPi l Tr in ity, 6 ~ 3 .- 235 , Sr ~ Albany , Greg Rnt•bm·k ,1f scales at 172 pounds. was G- Ran Kisse l., Colum - - Forwa rd Terry Purlow of Parkw a ~· and Scott Jensen ~~ f named First Team b iana . the Cleveland Ca \'aiiers has , 6-0, 225, Sr . 1 H3JHwertnn Un itCd . Delensh•e Back b)' Unlied · G - Mike Oakley , Ve r ~been relictlvated fer ton ig ht' s Kellett, 5-!0, 180 pounds, Prt'ss International. Thr sa itles . 6-1: 200 . Sr . game a t Buffalo. To mukc C - Dan Vannuc c ·i , rusht.'tl fo r 1. 22i yards the AII.SV AC grldder led the Newcomerstown, 59 , 175 , Sr . room fur Furlo w, who h as not pa st seaSon and scored 20 ronft'rrnce Jn rushing with yet played th is season QB- Jeft Merk l in , West tnuc hd OY.11S. morr lhan 1,150 yards in . Jefferson , 6-3. 175 . Sr . because of a virus, the Cave Roebuck. a po.werful 6-1. oint" gaml's. RB- Ken Post , St . Henry , released rookie ~ua rd Ed 195-j>ounder. ran for 1,l65 5-11 . 190. Sr . . RB- Br ian Crum , Bealls- Jordan. thl' Cavs ' first pick in vards and totaled 162 points the last NBA draft. ville, 5-11, 172 , Sr . ~n 20 touc hd C>wns , 39 e xtr a RB - Mark Cel l ill 1, Black Hivcr mans {1\l£' uf t he Ashtabula S! . J oh n , 5 -5. 145, points and a field goal. ~'\Wrd spots with the ot he r Sr. J ensen , th e top score r in Second Team Defense go ing to Perry Detore of the_stat e, had 23 touchdowns E- Neil Ni col , Fairbanks, Ashtabula St. John, one "f and 29 extra points while Sr . lour players the Heralds had 6-0,E -220, rush ing fnr 1,090 yards. .Ed Sturz in ger , Sa n . Dnug CH rr of South named t0 the 44-man first twn dusk y -St . Mary 's, 6-1, 180, Sr T - J oh n Bauer , Ports·C harl es t n'n So utheastern offen s ive a nd defensive mouth No tre Darne, 6-4, 240, teams ·with 0 1y at the ti ght teams. The first team center Sr. is Lisb<ln Anderso n's Bre tt end spot , while the tackles Cl·n T - Don Wood , Ma lvern . 6· Ashton. 2, 200, Sr the Nu. 1 unit are Tiffin MG - Dan Mallett , Bftalls Matter hea ds up the No. 1 Calvert's Tom Baltzel and vi lle, 5-10. 185, Sr . de rensive line, w ith Tim NieKelb)' Brown of Montpelier . LB - Randy St~pleton , kamp nf St. Hen ry joi nin g West Dan Gray of unbeaten Li berty Salem, 5 -10, 185, him as the other end. Sr. Bob Corbin"of Cory Rawson LB- Ed Sl; tfery , Bata vi a , and J im Pea l of Shadyside 6-1, 185, Sr . L B- Bo b Wer t, Ga lion are tht• defen.si ve tackles and Nort hm or , 5-10, 160, Sr. Amando Clearcreek's Lee DB- T im Ban ion , South Chattos the middle guard. Charleston Southeast , 5-10. Oa k Hill 's Doug Hale heads 160, Sr. DB- Jeff Dur ig , Minera l up the linebacking corps GINO'S s1.00 Sm yth e 0 1\' IIIOn Van couver 9 10 6 Chic aqo 7 11 8 Color a do 6j 10 6 MmnesotoJ t 16 4 St LOU IS I 18 3 Wales Confer~ncr No rns D•vs•on San An1on 1 IS 10 6 11 Mon tr ea l IP 5 4 38 Cl evetnd n 10 5 tl I Los Am;1 eiC'i u 8 .l 31 Allanta Pd!Sbur gh I 12 22 11 10 !t 2 New Orlns II I] .di Delr01 1 , IJ 3 21 4 Houston Wa sh1 ng1on :J 18 5 11 9 13 9 5 Wes tern contereie Adams Ovisio n Midwe s t Olvls it ~ l T PIS. w L c.t .• GB Bos ton i16 5 5 31 Denver H 8 .ao Bulfalo 7 6 J 37 Ch ic ago 14 9 ~9 2 Toronto 14 6 l 31 M ilw .8 15 J 19 14 11 538 31.- Cl eveland Indiana 9 14 39 1 .7 Thu rsdavs Re sults Kansas Cify 9 15 37 5 7' ~ Ph ita 7. NY FMgcrs 4 ~ 14 364 7' ~· Montreal 8, ~ - Lav is 1 Oefro lt· Pacific. Divh•n Los Ang 5, Alls_burgh 3 w. I Pet . GB Bcys lon 6, Otr01 l 4 Porlland 18 , 818 BuHalo 5, Ce ..,eland 2 Phoenix 13 ·591 5 FridoY 'S Game 1 Colden St 12 1 500 7 To ronto a1Colarado l Los Angeles 9 J 391 911 Satuttay •s Games Seattle 9 1 "346 11 C tll c at;~o f Ph ila , aft Thursday ' s Riu115 P 1IISbghJI Boston , t~,ll Chicago 104 • NewJers ey 78 Oetrod l NY Islanders wash 1nton a1 AtlanTa Milw 117 , Golden. tote \ ltJ Friday 's G~t~ es V anc o v~r a~ Montrea l Port land at Bo~rn Buttai{l! Mtnnesot.a Cle\leland a! Bu ttl o ColoraP at 51 Lou 1s Kan ( ty at NewJers('y Toron1at Los Angeles San An lon lo a! Plita New York at AHmla WHA Standing s New Orlean s a 1"''asn By ulted Pren Internat ional : Hous ton at Los \n gel es , W. L . T , Pts. , Milwaukee a T.s~a 111. r New: ngland 17 6 3 37 Saturday 's Gam es QueK 14 10 1 29 Portland a t N e ~ York WII"'I'Pcg 13 11 I 2"7 Atlanta at ClevPiand Ed .Ofl1 on 12 11 1 25 • San Antonio a! rhiC<lgO - lmtnapotrs 9 12 3 11 ~- Milwaukee at Uenver 19 Hrlton 9 12 1 1 New Or lea ns a~ Q('lrOit ccinnatl 9 15 0 18 Ph iladelphia a; Ind iana e m ingham 8 14 2 18 Hous ton a t Phoenilt Ttwrsday 's Res utt s Go lden St a t Kan Ci t y (N o games scheduled ) Friday ' s Games NHL Stilndings New Eng at Birm inqham By United Press 1nternat ionill Houston at Edmon ton Campbell Con ference Ctechoslo..,akia a1 1ndpls Patrick Division SaturCav 's Game WLTPt1. 17 d 4 38 lnd1anapolis at Quebec P hiladelphi u e 1 J" NY Islanders LB -- Tom Cool , T iffin Calvert , 6 0, 205. Sr . DB...., Ru Justice . North Gall ia , 6 o, 172, Sr . DB- Joe Kader , Garf ield Tr in1ty, 6 4, 200, Sr . DB - Jeff McCarthy , Sandusky St. Mary 's , 6 -2, 175 . Smdrr . who alsn played saff.'t\" un dPfense , hit favorite ret•t•i~'t'r H l{'k CO\' with -H uf 1' !1 still \~ntt~ hun a lt•tt t•r :· Wshngtn Sr . wnnd C(l.i!Ch Lew Tudor. wlm ded(lt'd w tHke ad,·a ntagc nf tht: tc-~lt>nt he had by putting 111 :t tw n split cn•LI nfft'llSt' . t•l F 1rs1 l ea rn De fense E Bruce Matte r . Blu ffton . 6 3, ?1 5, Sr . E - T im N ie kamp , 51 Hen ry , 61 , 195 . Sr . T .Bob Corb in , Co r y Raw son , 6 1. 100. Sr T Ji m Peal. Shadysi d e. O; • 4, 230 . Sr . MG- Lee Chattos , Amanda Clearcreek . S 10. 100 . Sr . TELEVISION VIE WIN(; 14 73 10 13 4 . J_ _10 9 A llarHa Division W l Pe-t , & Phtla 1f 6 7J 9 · New York 11 11 5225 Suflalo 11 11 500 51• B0 $100 8 15 34 f 9 New Jer Sf.'y 3 1? l?I IS Central Dl\'ision W l p 1 GB LB - Mike Se 11 er ino , Ashtabul a St . J ohn , 6 2. ?00, nor' ,1ften," said Nnrth· NY RanQ er s Atl antic LB - Dale Halo, Oak Hill , 6-3. 210. Sr. cit•rf'ns e . wa s ,-on•d tht.• illtt;>man nf th(• Yt.'<lr. ·· \'•1u d1111 't g.et a passer like l 'ete r s. l 'n> sat m ~ ~rr ~tll t he lll t't.'ttnt!S w ('· n~ hac1 111 t h ts P' 'int and \' (l iced my nptnldll. l' mr•·rtlH n\ ~ \\ 11Uld make tn ht'lp nurst•l \'t•s nf N8A 5tand 1ngs By Un.ted Pre-ss lnterni!ltior E •stf>rn Co nference Leonard Bernstein Conducts 33. 10 oo--Quincy 3..4. 1S; John Da\lidson 6,13 ; News 20; F811 of Eagles 33 . 10 · Jo-Monty Python' s Flying Circus 20 . II DO-News 3,4,6,8 . 10, 13. 15; Dick Cavett 10; Lili,"ls Yf)ga & You 33 . 11:3o-Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15; B~retta 6, 13; Mash 8; Mov le " The Indestructible Man " 10; Monty Python' s Flying Circus 33 . 12 00-Janaki 33 ; 12 : 095----Movle '' You Can' t Win ' Em All " 8. 12 . 4D--Lohmiin & Barkley 6; Iro nside 13. 1 :00--Midnight Special 3,4,15; Movie " Web of ViolencEt" 10 ; 1 40-lronside 13 ; 2 :3D--News ; 2 '40-News 13 . 3 :01}--Movie " Wark ill" 3; 4:JO-Movie " See My .. �.,>I IOirJ•,. 7-The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy. 0., Friday, Dec. 9,1977 Midwest reeling un9er he~vy sn wfall H~ AND.REW \ ' EMMA ll nitrd Prttss Inkrnutiunal On the other hand. it's a ~reat tune to stay tndoors and wqtl• Christmas ca rds . ··snow: Snow ! Snow~·· ad\'ised a special weather 30 minutes bt>hind its normal ' frantic: pace. Today the mush was ex· rweted to turn to tee as a surge of arctic atr replaced the \\ 1nter storm. which dumped the heaps o[ snow effect · on Lakes Superior, Hul"'on and Ontarin and a blizzard warning extended through Wisconsin . Behind the storn1 in the Upper Plains, winds combined with th• cold to drop wind chill indexes to 85 below zero. Temperat ures in North . Dakota were predicted to rise no higher than 10 below zero today. "The weather is abnorma l lor this time of the year that you can't compa re it to anything." 'said Robert Ca rt er of the St. Lo uis wea ther bureau. "It's too much, too soon." statement by the Chica~o across the Midwest Thurs· bu reau of the National · 111ly:· tenr readings "Wlm' Weather Service. It fell. fell. forecast. by sundo"11. Winds fell all day and night, piling began building huge snow atop the crusty powder that drifts early in the day. Winter stom) warnings and had fallen before. Chicago's streets were so travele rs adviso r ies were mushy that downto wn rush hou r motor and loot tra(lie Thursday crept alon~ about posted from Pennsylvania to New England as the system moved slowly no rtheast overnight. Gale GOSPEL {'Ot'RIERS \\11.1 HE Sl:'\(a\t; - Tht-~ t;n.spt>l [l\Urte-rs wtll bt- guesr stngt•rscl! ctu·istwn l1mrcll. S H, 5S8 ;Hul :'\111 dwll Hd. Dl'L't'!llber 15. Tht' Couners. wllll han· bt·en regularly Sl'l' n l )r\ !lw nall"nall~ tl•kn~·d HevtYal Fu't:>S PnH.!ram. 'wil! bt• pre:sNHIIlJ..: a full ro m•t•rr nf ~t1sp~\ mUSll' hl',i.HntHJU.! ;Hi p.m. Tht• widely tr!:lnJ!ll'd ~ roup ha'i ~lUll! bt:fnn· audit•nc.·c~ a ll acrt l:'S t\Illt'rtt'a and f(ln'tgn l'lllHltl'll'S arnund the jl t'diL'ITilnenn .S ea, in India , ami spt•nt :o:.eYeral ci<l~ :-: 1r1 l~rth'i Thli';. ~t.' l;1th old and m·w gllSpd songs dunng thPir prog ram . Tlu; public \S \>;rr·ml;. wl'l(.'nmo:d tu lh.''-lr the quartet. Danny Cubprn. mmistl•r. JtJl'k Pt•ITY. ·as&lt: tah' nurnst l'l' F or llH 1f1..' mf'1r ma tinn nil! 44&· Hlli~. Ht).. 7318 nr 446·3179. Book lending Diet club welcomes new members being delayed ;\l a tllt-'C'Illl !! uf thl' t\nma' and Sharon· :\sh(('\' Dtet Cia"·"' at lilt:> \ le1~~ ln;1 \H.,'iconu.•d uno mt•miJerslup. by roof leaks mght. Zl'ila French was awarded ~,·e re :0.1 onde~y J{tk~ StLStl' twr :?0 pound pm cmd Child born also WCIS have ordered books through mu:-.t wt•tghl for the wet•k. HurHH~ r·up ~1r and \·tt·s Wtll iam Howt>ll.S. Hittlllctl1, fonm•rh . Cher~cl \1 c.I ..:t~lghl i! l. arT ar;nuuncmg the btrth of ct son. Dec . 7 ol \\'ad~ wo rth l"It\ Ho!'ipltal. Hi..' has been uanw~i Kenneth Cltt yton. Mr. and \trs. Howells han: two other chlid ren. Robbte. stx. and Scott. four. Paternal ~ ra ndm o th e r i.s \lrs. Hl·len Howells. Barber· ton. i:ind thP (Uiternal greatgrandmothl' l' is ;'vtrs. ~1tlclred Howells. Cl<·,·eland. \1Htcrn•l gra ndparents me Mr . tJnd ~ l rs. _Kenneth Mc l~u ghl!n , Route 3, Pomero.y. Mrs. Doris Hotell ing, Alvada , is a rnr~ter · nal grcat·gr<mdmother, and ,\1rs . Susan Presler. AuGrl's, 1\hch. ts the maternal great· great·grandmother. wa;; Juamta Sp~.-·nct>r. In the Pomt PICa· ~Hit d J S.'l Ltl! J<'l ll Plt'I'SOfl f't:'l't'IYed- ht'r 211 pou nd pin. Jnd Sha ron R1ff\(l wo ~ recogmzed for hanng lost tit~· most weight With Hopt_• Eblm runner· up. At \8c Ylonday night mt.•('tltlg at tht> ~teigs Inn . Dons CHrder wor1 ttw troph) for the most weight lost for the week. At Potnt Ple0:1sant the trophy went to Barbara Roush . Marga ret Thompson was runnt·r.·up in weig hlloss. ~s CLUB TO MEET The Twin City Shrine Cl ub wi!l meet Monday, Dec. 12. at 7:30 p.m. at the club ho use. Refres hment s of oysters will be served. -~--~==••=~==•==••~~ ~ v. ~ Santa ~ PleaserS !? ~ ~ Ideal gift for the family at ~ great sa~ings ~ /: Regina ~ . ~ » Works While 'ii n ·You Watch! -~ $49 .95 NOW ~ 13995 1749 a n ~· TUESDAY H ARRI SON V ILLE Chapter 255, O. E.S., 8 p.m. Tuesday at the temple. There will be initiation. Pmct ice for installation to follow. All new officers and i nsta ll i n ~ officers requested to be pre- . 7N«-vaiui ~ BAu M diseovered using an old -fashioned nut crarkcr. lt grasps the botll.e firmly and lnto a ce rta in color scheme so what can 1 do to set the color you have it ope n in a hurry. Also usc it to return the cap. so lhev will not " bleed '" The saleslady could not help me .with e:t ny suggesti ons.·-· ELUSA . DE AR E LU SA ··· Most Such caps oft en have rough pl~ees that ca n cut one and U1is eli minates that trou ble ~ ~ ~ !;!pZ~~l-s:::!}...;::>:L=!:r.:: .&-~l50.':!~ ,~1:iO::!:~~~l~ 1 ;:::. ~ ~ ORDER FROM OUR REGULAR . (Buffet Style Friday & Sat . Evenings) I BUFFET ON SI,INDA YS Live Ente rtainment in the .Lpun ge from 9:00-2:00 Monday thru Saturday. PT. PLEASANT INN L~-;:::::::-=: - =--....___ ' ( A new Ohio law .. designed to pro mote co nserva tion of na tura l gas througH ms ulatmg hOmes . reQuires Ohi o utilitie s to make available to each home hea tmg c usto mer a li s t of co ntrac tors. approved by the utility or the Be tte r Bus in ess Bu.reau . who will msta ll msulat1on 1n homes . . · Aiso. the new law requires the uti lity to ma ke avai la ble to home heatma customers a list of financia l ms t<tution s.· wh ic h have requested th ei r name be placed on a lis t of institution s that w1ll f1na,ice the insta ll ation of in s ulatio n If you WISh tO• have your · InSU la ting company or finan c ia l mst1tulion olflc <ally listed . contaC t you r Col umbia Gas of Ohi o office . · -../ fa mous ' rd Armored Division wi l hold their 31st Two 0. Hen_ry plays will run December 19 thru23 annual nati al re union at the Hyatt-! ge.ncy Hole!, Dea rborn. M h. J uly 25, 27, 2B. 29, 1978. All men who se rl'ed with It ~reat "Spear· he•d" Divisiq in World War II are invil ' Further in· formation be obtained from Neil Sci ltz, Box 112. Davison, Mich an 484 it. ' ma reported from across Midw est. "The public is advised this ·is a rough storm precautions for their safely should ~ e taken ." the weather bureau said in a specia l warning. It sai d people venturing into· the storm should ta ke along Tw o famous one-act plays by 0 . Henry, "The Last Leal" and "The Gift of the Magi." are the Gallia Dramatic Arts Society 's Cllristmas gilt to th e Tri .COunty area . These l wo plays will be presented each evening at 8, December 19th through 23rd, in The Uttle Theatre. Lower Level of the Lafayette Mall, downtown Gallipolis. Admission price is $2.50. "The Gift of the Magi" is a story of Cllristmas about gilts and love. The theme revolves around Jim and Della, a · Pom~roy flow.!r Shop " provisions for at least a one day's stay in one location." Eight y barges and 10 towboats were jammed up above Lock and Dam 10 by a 5-mile ice 'ilrift on the ' Mr s. Millard VanMeJer 992·2039 1 young [S[10[10t]~0~ GAS.. @ GS @[}={]0@ • --··· married couple determined to d.efeal the finan c ial woes that have beset them: They pledge to each other that there will be no Christmas presents this ytar. When neither one can Thru Dece~ber keep lhe pledge , when each sacrifices hi s prized possession in an ironic bit of buying and selling. they realize the greatest gift of aU, the gilt of love. The cast is small. but the impact of the 0 . Henry piece is very large. Jeannie Henry stars as Stella ; Paul Brown Is Jim ; Tanuni Baisden plays Maggie and Susan Drake is Madame Safronie . Megan Riegel is the director. Mollie Burger, first seen at the Little Thealre as one of the leaas in " A Thousand Clowns ," will direct the seconll play , " The Last Leaf.". This is a poignant Christmas story of two struggling young artists in Greenwtch Village in the 1920 era. Their lives are greally moved through a thoughtful and unselfish deed of an old man. Dana Farley, Vicki Morris, Mak Nichols, Jill Collier and Clluck Rowland make up the cast. The success of the offerings in The Little Theatre so far this season is accepted as a great tribute to the talents of the per'- •mers, directors, stage technicians and all those Involved in this non· profit venture of the GaUia Dramatic Arts Society. The Society is most appreCiate of the support of the community towards this venture and is hopeful of a continued growth whereby live theatre is made readily available to area residents,. Everyone interested in becoming involved in these projects is invited to address your ihterest to : Greg Miller, Managing Director, Little Theafre, Lafayette Mall, Gallipolis, Ohio. Memorial wreath to be placed A Christmas wreath will be placed at the monument at Naylors Run Memorial Playground by the Friendly Neighbors Club. Meeting recently at the ·home of Mrs. Elsie Hines, the club planned a Christmas din· ner to be held at the Meigs Inn Dec. 16 at 6 p.m. followed by a party and gill exchange at the home of Mrs. Eileen Bowers. Mrs. Mildred Arnold EMERALD Solitaires Sparked with DIAMONDS presided at Games were lh~ m~ting . played and 24th NOW OPEN · The c:l dssrc stm p liCl 1Y o! a srngle cool shrm· m e nng Emerald acce nted by sparkhng Oramo nds GINO'S Earrm9s $250 . free tickets at E nlaroP.M in OF MASON show dal<u! PHONE' 773-5536 prizes won by Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Judy Werry, and Mrs. Eleanor Werry. Other members attell' ding were Mrs. Janet Venoy, Mrs. Patricia McKnight, Mrs. Elizabeth Well, and Mrs. Vera Buchanan. Mrs. Woode was a guest. Salad, sandwiches, mints and coffee were served by the hostess. DONATIONS MADE CHESTER-Arrangements to give $90 in food and other necessities to three needy families of the area were made during a meeting of the Young Wives Club held recently at the new home of Mrs. Esther Mays. Mrs. Mays and Sara Bailey served refreslunenl!<. Others atten· ding were Mrs. Susie Kibble, Mrs. Karen Young, Mrs. Kathy Stone, Mrs. Norma Hawthorne, Mrs. Ula Van Meter, Mrs. Jane Coates, Mrs. Linda Well; and Mrs. Marilyn Spencer. APPEARING THIS WEEKEND AT THE INN PLACE E'ASY . 10% DISCOUNT • On Acme r • & Dingo Boots , 15% DISCOU ON· HAND TOOLED PURSES MODERN Ot~er ra·g -ed Specials Throughout The Store IIi ' . 992-3629 ' POM;EROY, 0 . ) JERROD VANINWAGEN TURNING TWO - Jerrod Richard Vaninwagen, son of . Jerry and Linda Vanlnwagen, Pomeroy, celebrated his second bir· Ihday recently with a party at Johnson ; Johnson's Nursery. A " Bii Bird" cake was served with ice cream and punch. AUen~ ding were Jason and Christopher Carleton, Kar· rie and Sonya Johnson, Brian and Aaron Knopp, Mrs. Merle Johnson. Mona Johnson, Mrs. Candy Carleton, and Mrs. Linda Vanlnwagen. Others helping Jerrod celebrate his birthday were his grand· parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Glindsla!f add Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vanlnwageo; his grealgrandmother, Mrs~ Mary Grindstaff, Fannie Fox, Debbie and Keith Vanlnwagen, Brian and David Grind.staff, Susan W~tkins, his great· and grandmother, Mr-s. Garnette Jenkins. million Americans who retire along ... a lot of the time I every year. It is also a dif- wasn't even listening. It ficull time for their families . didn't seem to rrwttcr then This hot line caller found her newty retired husband in· truding on her " freedom" .. , Mrs . J: How much do you think I should put up with to save a marriage that has lasted 40 years? I mean, after all we've been through together ... maybe !.shou ld lie patient. ._, Counselor : Be beca use he'd be at work all the time. I would ta lk as tho ugh I'd do anything he wanted, but 1 was actually lreeeveryday-allday. · Counselor : Then he has a good reason to believe you will go along with his plans now ' · Mrs. J : Yes, I can see that pa tient now . You know, in a way he about what? called my bluff by retiring · Mrs. J : Oh, I don't know .... and he doesn't even realize it. I shouldn 't take all this abuse. ll 's funny..: when I began this I should just tell him to move conve rsa tion I felt tricked out. l'm so confused. Please beca use the new life style was help me ma_[<e up my mind. Co!lllselor: Let's talk it out together. That 'may help you decide whether or not you want to stay with your hus· hand. Mrs. J : Everyone says we have such a great marriage. And we did - Wllil my husband retired six months ago. ll should have been an ideal situation. We have always threatening Ihe way I want to · live. Now I feel tha t maybe 1 have been tricking him for a long time. In this hot-line conversa· lion excerpt the counselor · helped the caller become awa re of her role in a ma rital crisis. Later in the call, the caller promised to talk with her husband about her own hopes and plans lor !heir wanted to spend more time together but this is ridiculous. I can't move around the house without tripping over him. As the saying goes .. . " I married him for better or for retirem ent y e ;:~. r s. E ven though she wa s optimistic at the end of the call, she regretted having avoided the issue lor so long. . Dr. Blaker cannot take Social I l~ . Candlelight service held ·200/ CHRISTMAS. OPEN HOUSE 1 ~ ~r1~~~r~~~~i~testunents W HAPPY Harvestersannual Class, ~ Trinity Church, ~ ~ ~ 111 ~~ Register For Free Door pnzes· Refreshments On Saturday PO IN SETTI'AS ~ I II! II W • W THE MEIGS INN been talking about these plallll lor year.~ and you never By Karen Blaker, Ph.D. treated it sel'lously. How did >: ,._ ' ll is a wrenching adjust· you handle it ? ( ; ment for many of the 1.5 Mrs. J : I guess I just went Girl Scout Diary ; Calendar 1 I 10-2 i Retirement crisis .... I m TONIGHT & SATURDAY ~ . worse, but not for lunch. '' telephone call.s from her Counselor: You feel crowd- readers. However , there a re ed now. Is that it ? hWldreds of crisis intervenMrs, J: Yes;'that's partofit lion phone lines in lhe United but there's more to tbe pr<>- States. For lhe phone number blem. He sits aroWld all day of one neaoyou , contact your s.::.;.::~$f.: •• ; •bJ making big plans. For years local mental health associa· he has been talking about Uon or mental health in· ;:~~·*~:·:>:::::::::::~:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::;:::;;::~;:;<:*""'"=' . -I! . n:···· .. ;;; . buying a camper and travel· fonnation service. ing across the country. 1 Write to Dr. Blaker in care never thought he was serious, of this newspaper, P.O. Box in fact 1 don 't remember ever . 489, Radio City Station, New really talking with him about York, N.Y. 10019. Volwne of retirement. Now it seems mail prohibits pe rsonal By Charlene Hoeflich he's ready to go and he ex· replies, but questions of genFRlDAY cral interest will be discussed RETURN JONATHAN pects me to go with him ! Counselor : You say he has in future columns. Organization of a girl scout chorus in 1978 was one of several Meigs Cllaplers, Daughters goals set at a service learn meeting with Mrs. Pat Thoma, of the American Revolution, director, Wednesday. 1:30 p.m. Friday in the social Heath United Plans were also discussed lor Thinking Day to be celebrated room, in February, a camp-In with Athens scouts lor the jWliors in Methodist Church, Mid· dleport. Program by Mary sprmg, and day camp to be held al Kiashuta in JWle. Earlier this week several scout volWlteers moved the girl Morris on Allan Keller's A candlelight service was carols. scout equipment from Camp Kiashuta to the Central School on article , " ! Remember held at the Tuesday night During lh e bu sine ss Condor School where a room was donated by Bill Nelson. Mama" dealing with the meeting of the United meeting plans were made for Assisting with the moving were Mrs. Shirley Cogar and son, Cllrlstmas traditions of the Methodist Women of the remembrances for shutins Billy, Larry HudSon and daughter, Mrs. Pat Thoma and Elberfeld family. Hostesses Enterprise Church held at lhe during the holiday season. Atwill be Mrs. Emerson Jones, · home of Mrs. Marjorie tending besides those named Suzan, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Werry and Debby. POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 1%76 Mrs. James Brewil}gton, Bowen. were Mrs. Wanda Imboden, Investiture. of new jWliors will take place at the Monday Mrs. Nan Moore and Mrs. Mrs. Jenny Warth had' Mrs. Delores Will. meeting of Troop 1276 at the Pomeroy Elementary School. The Irving Karr, Jr. charge of the program entitl· ceremony will begin at 3 p.m. and parents are invited to at· ROCK Springs Grange ed "Christmas Without Frontend. A Ghristmas party and gift exchange will follow the meeting Thursday night with tiers" with Mrs . Jean meeting. On Dec. 18 the seoul!< will take a bl.sket of fruit to the a potluck dinner at 6:30p.m. Blazewicz, Mrs. Agnes Dix· Meigs CoWJty Infirmary. Meat to be furnished by tbe on, Mrs. Frankie Hunnell and MEIGS CADE'ITE TROOP grange. White elephant gift Mrs. Becky Cotterill taking The Meigs Cadette Troop will be invested by Mrs. Pat ex change will be held. part with scriptures and Thoma, service unit direclor, at a meeting Tuesday after Delegate to state grange con· readings. school at Meigs High School. Karen DeMoss is leader of the venlion will give her report. Customs of Americannewly organized troop. · SENIOR Citizens Holiday Mexlcans were discussed. RUTLAND BROWNIE TROOP Bazaar now being held at the There was group singing of Plallll lor a Cllristrnas party to be held at the home of Mrs. Center, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. All, Shirley Wilson on Dec. 19 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m, were made sorts of handcrafted items for during Monday nig(jt's meeting of the troop. ' · sale. Rt. I Middle pori, 0 , Teresa Combs led the Lord's Prayer, Jody Brown, the PAST, . Officers Club, plectge, and Lori Black the promi3e. There was group singing Racine Chapter, Order of the MONDAY . RINGS ...... ih PRICE of Christmas carols. Santa Claus favors were made from baby Eastern Star, annual LE LECHE League food jars. Angie M~Donald had prayer before the Christmas party at the Shrine meeting .at home of Mrs. A~~ FF refreshments were served. · Club building in Racine Mary Hendricks, 7:30 pm. CONCRETE 0 SYRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP lJ20 Topic, "The Art of BreastThursday evening. Each ITEMS...... /0 Christmas boutique bails were made by the brownies at the member to take a covered feeding · and Overcoming A~~ troop meeting Thursday night. Difficulties." For more in· dish fo> the6:30 p.m. dinner. Mrs. Pat Philson, leader, announced the Christmas party to GLASSWARE 20% OFF THE REGULAR DAV formation phone Mrs. Bev be held next week at the regular meeting. The leaders will pr<>- meeting Thursday has been Splete at 4~010 or Mrs. Large selection ot pots and vide refreslunents and the girls will had a $1 gift exchange. cancelled because of the ill· Betsy Crank at 67>-2776. macrame ropes on special. Darla Lambert led in the pledge, Sarah Philson, the girl scout ness of Commander James NIFTY STITCHERS promise. Refreshments were served by Lon Grueser and Wen· McQuaid. ' Sewing Club Monday home of Open 10-6 P.M. dy Fry. A friendship circle closed the meeting. MARY SHRINE, White Kay Logan 6 p.m. Potluck '" Monday thru.Saturday Iii"' l'IIJ'"'IOIII<::I t=ll<O!l<OI 1<:! ll<'lll>::< l<=lll!:S ~'<~< ~'<~< -1'<1< 1'<1< 1011 • Shrl ne of J e r usalem refreshments. Usual gift W LAST BIG WffK·fNDI i ceremonial Friday, a p.m. at exchange. Pomeroy Masonic Temple. ~ ~Members to take covered ~ w FROM HAYDENVILLE, OHIO .• , '• - -- m 3 PIECE GROUP ' DEAR HELEN : "Working Wife" said the majority of live-together situations just bring about insecurity, guilt problems, VD ( ! ), lear of commitment. I see living together as a first step toward marriage. Nine times out of ten you're faithful to each other, and there's a lot of emotional commitment. A lot of young women don 't know tbeir men·very well at the time of the wedding. It's a big shock to find he leaves dirty socks on the floor, wrecks the bathroom, fills ash trays to overflowing, and never hangs up his clothes. Also that he hates what she likes and won't eat Brussels sprouts which she loves. I lived with my hus(land two years before we wed, We don't love each other any more or less now that it's legal. I hope our children live with their future spouses first. There's no better way to diSsolve alt those unreal expectations many people still have about marriage, We worked out our dif. feren~es before we got the license. And it's really working! PREPARED FOR MARRIAGE DEARPFM: , ...But then, but then ... There are always men like Wilford (see above ), or women who would rather wait a while longer. H. ~ , Belts & Billfolds ., GETHIMTOTHE ALTAR · LATE DEAR HELEN : My man. Wilford, and I have known each other 13 years, ever since !·was 14 and he 15. We have l(vo children and have lived together for seven years. We love each other very much, but whenever we talk about marriage , he gets ·tie-tong~ed or comes up with a million excuses like "Wait until I get a better job" or " I don't like legal pape~s., ' · ' I've tried everything from sexy negligees to all color wigs but they don't make him think marriage. I do whatever he wants and we get along great. How can I gel him to the altar ? COMMONLAWOLEMAID . DEARCLOM : . Have Willie study up on the Lee Marvin case · which proves that live-togethers aren't exempt from laws protecting marlied people. ,· When Marvin and his live-in mate split, she sued for and won a great chunk of his earnings. lilt's legal problems your husband fears, he may be be1ter off married than single, in case of a break-up. ... Or maybe he's just put~ffy. Why don'tyou make the date, plan the wedding, invite your friends. and have them put a 12· hour guard on him unUI it's over? ·H. ~I On Western '.1 Karen Blaker Ph.D, ~ NIGHTS DISOOUNT CHOICES W - 10% . (9 . PI, Pleasant. W.: ( ; . a 304-675-6276 • RE ION SET Combat terans o[ the Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pickens, Route 3. Flatwoodl; Road, Pomeroy, are announcing the birth of a daughter. Noelle Renee, Nov. 15 at O'Bleness Hospital in Athens. The baby weighed eight poWlds, six ounces. Mr. and Mrs . Pickens._ have another daughter. Nichola Dawn, age three. Grandparent!< are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goeg lein, Route 3, Pomeroy, Dr. R. R. Pick~ns, Riverview . Drive, Pomeroy, Mrs.. Elizabeth Pickens, Yorkshire VIllage, Co l um~u s , and gr eat· gra ndmother , Mrs, Ra y Pickellll, Clifton, W, Va. (, MENUSATURDAY&SUNDAY .5:30 to 10:00 To the so uth . freez ing drizz1e that sc hools in Missou ri ea stern Kansas. Ne w Mexl border . PHONE 773-5536 jl .. PLEASE NOTE. Monda y thru Frida y DIN_NER SERVED NIGHTLY 4 means "all out." monumen ea r the Arizona· OF MASON and Lending Institutions (Phone For Reservations) president also The . was Cllicago's s nr.rt slho n and all races The city's Sno w ~ornma nd Headquart ers was a Class 2 storm. salt only ; Class 2 and ploY!: Class 3 plow and toWautos, ai\ Gtllss it worked wonderfully, was a . ,oo A.M.-11 :00 A. M. '!' day, 76 a hoenix and 82 at the Org Pi pe Natio nal Son born Teaford , Mrs. Grac"e Weese, Mrs. Betty Koch, Mrs. Oma Winebrenner, Mrs. Rose Ann Jenkins, Mrs. Judy King. April Harmon, Mrs. Beula h Ward, Mrs . Be r nice Winebrenner, and the Rev. Harvey Koch. Followingthe dinner a pr<>gram was presented by Mrs. Ward assisted by Miss Karr and Mrs. Winebrenner. Each member brought a toy for the children at the Veterans Memorial Hospital. Members exchanged gifts. Pendan t. 5125 . Rmg . $250. Insulation Contractors SPECIAL LUNCHES FOR GROUPS ONLY those tired of istmas cards. the uthweot look-ed- - - GINO'S '. In addition to our regular menu we are offe r ing a BREAKFA5T BUFFET • And writing desert ent icing . II was at Tuscon Thurs- confidence NOW OPEN of this thread and across the lower edge. Cut along the original thread and the natural elasticity of the knit will open to fonn a V and open p<Jinted collar very flat· tering and especialty for us short necked folks . The cut edge can be overcast or rolted Wlder and blind stitched. A blanket stitch in a contrasting color yard is also attractive ..:. -BILLIE. POLLY---When DEAR pamting a large outside p<Jrch I used a long handled roller rather than a brush and found •OYSTER SHEU.S AND GRIT 'li ·",j.ll New " BaU Stale had closedd ~\:~t~~;; special " meeting to conllder vessels The annual Chri stmas par· ty • of lhe United Melhodisl Women of the Syracuse Asbu ry Uni ted Methodist Church was held Tuesday night at the chu.rch with the Yo ung Ma rri ed Class members serving. Attendi ng we re Mrs . Ma rgaret Eichinger, Mrs. l.Jnda Ferrell, Mrs. Anna Hilldo r e, Mr s. Nor a Houdashe lt . Chris t in a Grimm. Marcia Karr, Mrs. Opal Kloes, Mrs, Mary Lisle, Mrs. Irene Pa rker, Mrs. Ann Sa uvage, 'Mr s HPIPn Certificatt~EVI!rJ Day quarter inch in on either side ~ 0 Phone 985-3301-Chestet, Ohio time aml bc:ttk se~ver.­ DAV ID. DEAR POLLY--! have al ways had trouble opening a bo tt le of pop unt il I By Polly Cram-er PO LLY'S PROBLE M DE AR POLLY---several years •go 1 bought expensi ve red towels lor the bathroom and they are still " bleeding." I bought several more to fit front to the depth desired lor the V. from the edge of the collar. Machine stitch one- ij H ARDWA RE STO RES Power closed beca use of ice. truck tu rnove rs w How can she set colors? neck one with u pointed col~ lar. Baste a contrasting color threa d down the sweater W ij ~ impassable secon dar y hi ghways the only ones thai count.JUUE . DEAR POLLY -I have a simple method for J .R. who w.anted to know how lo make a turtleneck s~eater into a V- •SUNFLOWER SEED •SEEDS ~ Hurry In Tomorrow! Polly Cramer was drifting depths . nions on varicus matters are •WILD BIRD FEED :.o; 'II. . Strauss, and Mrs. Beulah Jont's . BIRDS Vi ~ ~ · Ruth Bu m ~a rn e r , Mrs. Dorothy Roller, Mrs. Beulah II (. · r--.< ~0W ~~!r . gram. HOs tesses wt U be Mrs. THIS IS FOR TH E ~ ~ Two 12" Semi commer cia l Shampooer- Pol i sher . Reg . MONDAY UN ITED Methodist Wome n of He•th Ch urch, Mid<lleporl Mond•y 7:30 p.m. at .. the chu rch. Mrs. Ge nevee Chesher will have devotions. Mrs. Betty Fu!U, the pn>- ~ ii ~ 0 1·.... 5 OU r deluxe, J speed . one Capacity tJ~ 5 ampooer polisher Reg .. I ! Rug Shampooers 0 u Aoor Polisher ~gall on ~ h I I ' m DeKalb, \\_here the snow bega reaking up the Ice '. but Lockmaster Bum ltnitz said ice buildugs ealh the barges ham efforts tu free the Th~r and always having lo look for towels in deep colo~s are hubby to open a bottle, When I have potatoes 011 Mi ssissippi River. Towboats mark Cd to be washed alone beeause oLthi s problem but 1 hand that should be cooked I have never been able to learn boil them in a small amount and fl oodi ng whi ch a re Tuesday at the home of Mrs. a definite solution for the pm- of water. These cooked blem_ Most authorities scoff p<Jtatoe are kept in the slowing down its operations. Bernard Fultz. Mail-a-Book lends li bra ry --GA LLIPOLIS Chri stian at the old-fashioned idea of refrigerator and are peeled alway s setting colors with and grated as needed for hash books through the mail to W omen's Luncheon. Holiday sal t before laundenng for the br0\\11S. Be sure the skillet is residents of 10 counties ln Inn 12: 15. Ca ll 367-7676 or 446- first time. My mother alwavs very hot and the grease, too, so utheastern Ohio. incl uding did this and felt it worked ·in and brown one side and turn Meigs. Tom Olso n. li brarian 1707. the day s before so manv and brOwn the other side. in charge. is apolog izing fo r While hubby and children things were colorfast as they delays. Req uests proba bly WEDN-EsDAY are still ln bed try getting up are today. How about this. will be ca ught up in WHITE ROSE LODGE , early and going lor a brisk readers ' Have any of you · Decem ber. Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. in the You Wilt be surprised walk. discovered a good solution' Olson said that 197i book social room of the Cohunbus what thiS will do lor you both POLLY. loans thro ugh the ma il will and South ern Ohio Electric men. t ally ·and physically.DEAR POLLY -I do hope . probably top 200,000. with co. BARBARA. the salmon processors do not over 12.500 loa ned in Meigs THURSDAy Polly will send ;·ou one of co unty this year. INSTALLATION OF New read B.K. W.'s Pet Peeve conhe r s igned thank'y ou cerning the bones and skin in Anyone needing a catalog Off icers, Ha rri so nvill e newspaper coupon dippers,if canned SC:llmon as that is my lor ordering books through Chapter 255, O. E.S.. 7: 30 sh e uses your fa vo rit e favorite part and 1 would the ma il can pick one up at Thursday · ht t th Poi nter. Peeve or Problem in surely miss them if they "'~ aPotlucke either the Middleport or the Masonic Temple. were left out. My Pet Peeve is her column. Write POLLY 'S rP•o·m-er. o).· ·u·b-ra.ri.es•. - - - r ·e-fre·s-hm•e•n·ts-·. - - - - with those people who POI NTERS in care of this asswne their tastes and opi- newspaper. ~ I / ' POLLY'S POINTERS the books·by·nw il program may h<JYC to wait a little longer than usual for thei r orders of pa per.ba cks to sent . arrive . ELEANOR Circle, Heath ~l ai l·a·Boo k headqua rters Um led Methodist Church, anm Wellston having roof leak's nua l Christmas party, 7:30 I) ~ u Meigs co unty residents who rw·ognu.l'd for he~r1ng lost the were in - Calendar C.nllipnh~ w arni n~s so Hundreds •I schools closed throughout the upper Midwest, incl u~ng classes at Northern lll~ois University Y t~;le time party,held 11 II I I I ' Fresh from our. greenhouses , _. guaranteed· to bloom 20 "through the holidays (II lO Off Christmas dinner party at the church Friday at 6 p.m. ~ There will be a program and ~ gift exchange. W SATURDAY ~ HYMN SING, Saturday, 11· 7:30 p.m. at North Bethel United Methodist Church • 11 two miles from Tuppers W Plains, on Route 7. Music by Dan Hayman and the Country II! Hymn Timers. It PUBLIC DINNER by i Pythian Sisters of Wilkesville WSaturday; at hau beginning 4:3o p.m. adults, $2.50; ·: W W i ch~:;~;~~~~ARE Dance, p.m. to 11 :30 p.m. I 8:30 Saturday at the Chester Fire No. 79.()()1 • ft • Department Head9_uarters. SUNDAY ~ash 'n carry \ II! HYMN SlljG, Sunday, 1:30 II! , p.m. at Hazel Community U 11 Cllurch with music by Dan Hayman and the Country Hymn Timers. CHESTER Fire Depart· I 59 N. Second St. II! ment Christmas party II! 992-5560 II Sunday 5 p.m. at flre house . II W MONDAY W Use Your Charge Cards · 1 TWIN CITY Shrine Club V: l Get cash 'n rarrv Prices . • 11 Monday 7:30 p.m. a.t club ~IOIIN<IEIOII'<I<!!<OID:'~• ~- · ••"""""'"" r•BK~<~~B;:<w.l house. Oysters will be served . . I I I a gift idea g 11 1 1 • A foldaw.IY wor\ center • Giant vise and sawhorse • Double ad/' ustment leve1s • Horizonto V·groo¥es I 29" )1, 26" )1, 32W' high ' ' 0'1 1\\1 POMEROY CEMENT . BLOCK CO. The Department Store of Building Since 1915 �1-The Dall)' Sentmtl. Mlddleport-Pomero)'.ll . Fnday. De<·. 9, ~lm :.:::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;~ :.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~- Chu ·-- l ~IN Ill( CHURC~ Re~ W H Per n n pastor Ro,. MO)C'f Svf' doy S<hool ~vpt Church Sckool 9 15 a rn wonhlp SPnrce 10 30 o rn Cho1r reheor)'o l lueidoy 1 THESE MESSAGES Of OUR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE ARE SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY THE ~lNG D Gut ''n po~tor 10 a m Sunday wen ~h • P II o rn Sunday l'•er11119 h"l...- tCP 7 p ~~ Wednt'sdoy war l'h p s,p r \.tdf 1 JOp m 7 30 p m under dtrechon ol M 1S HAlfl COMMUNITY CHURCH ' Paul Neo§e Nt>a f Lon9 Son om Ed)ttl Har t POMHtOY CHURCH OF TH~ · pastor -s,..ndoy school 10 o ll\ NAZARENE Corner Unron and Chur(h 7 JO p m P'OV"' Mulbe ny Re v Clyde V Hende• rm.·~I Hl Q 1 JOp 111 lh ur s.do~ s. on pastor Sunday school q 30 MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAl a m Gl•n McClung supt morn lh11d A\'C' the Rev \V ,Ih orn Kmr •ng worshtp 10 30 o rn c~en~tlQ tel poslo,t Rona ld Dugan Sun ser viCe 7 3Cl rn 1d w~~lo. u• r• 1Ce day S c hooi ~ Supr (IQ~)e ' lo1 all Wednesday 7 30-p m age~ fhe nmg setvrce 7 JO Brble GRA CE EPISCOPAl The Ri!v srudy W~dnesdo.,. 7 30 p m A lberT MocKenr 1& re!tor Ser you th ser v1Ce' Fnday 7 30p m M IDDlEP ORT FREEWill SAP vrces and S~Jnday school or 17 noon liST Corn t"r Ash and Plum Noel POMEROY CHU RCH OF CHR:IST Herrman pastor )orurdoy eyen 212 W M01n Sr John McArthur mg sen• rc p 7 30 p m Sunday pas tor Brble sct-.ool 9 30 am School 10 JOe m mornrng worshrp 10 30 o 111 MEIGS COOPERAfiVE PARISH Youth meetrn gs b 30 p m e.,..en ~n g worshrp 7 30 WE>dmndoy METHODIST CHURCH ' nr ght pray e r mtoet •ng and Brble Robe rr T Bumgarner srudy 7 30 p m Drrcetor THE SALVATION ARMY 115 POMEROYCtUSTER Butler nut A ... e Pome ro., Envoy Rev Robert Hayden and Mrs. Roy W rnmg olhcers 1n Rev James Corb•ll charge Sunday ho l rncss CHESlER Worshrp 915 om . meetrng 10 am . Sunday S<hool Chu rc h School lOam 10 30 am Sunde-;. school leader POMEROY ..... orsl'\•p se rv1Ce YPSM . Elotse A a oms 7 p m 9 IS om Sunday s.chool 10 30 ~alva! ton m ee ltng Yat~&u§ am Re v Rob e r! Hoyden speakers and mu stc specrols 7 30 mrn tster p .m Thursday 10om. to '2 p m ENTERPR ISE Woq;h1p 9 o m Ladres. Home league oil women Church School lOam invr ted 7 30 p .m . proy&r meet rng ROCK SPRINGS Wor shrp 10 ond B1ble sludy Bob Estep om Chu•ch School 9 15a m leoder ReY Noel Her mon , UMYF b 30 p m le<l<her FlATWOODS Worsh ip II am BURLING TON SOUTHERN BAP - Church School lOam TIST CHAPEl Route I Shade MIDDLEPORT ClUSTER Pastor Robby Elkms . Sunday Re v Robert B- umgarner school , 5 p .m ., Sunday worsh•p HEATH Robert Bumgarner 5 ~5 p m Wed nesday prayer ser Pastor Wor~h1p 10 30 a m v•ce 7 30 p m • Ch urch School 9 30 a m UMYF 6 POMEROY WESTSIOl CHURCH p.m . OF CHRIST 200W Main St . Jerry RUTLAND Wdbur Hdr Pa sror Paul , m in isl tH . ph one qq-;t.7661J Worsh tp 1030 o .m Church School Conservolr.,.~ non -rnstrumentcl 9 30 o m Sunday worshtp 10 am Bible SYRACUSE CLUSTER t.tudy II om wors h1p 6 p m Re v Harv ey Koc h . Jr WednesdoyBrb lestudy . 7p m ASBURY , Worsh•p 11 a .m . OLD DEXTER SIBLE CHRISTIAN Chur ch School 9 50 o m. UMW CHURCH . Rev .Ra l p h Smilh . ftrst Tuesday B•ble Study Thu r s. pastor. Sunday school 9 )() o m 7·30 p .m . Mrs . Worley Froncts . supertnten FORE ST RUN Word'llp 'I o m . dent . Pre-ochrn9 ser vrces i+r st & Church SchoollOa .m . H~trd Sundays lollow rng Sunda~ MINE~SVIllE Warsh•p 10 am 5(;hoc l. Church School 9 a .m . GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST SYRACUSE Church School 'il 00 Preach ing 9 30 a .m .. first and se - a .m Worsh tp ser vr ce 7 30 p.m . cond Sundays of each month SOUTHERN CLUSTER thrrd ond fourth Sundays eoch Rev T.mothy Smrth month , wort. hop ~e r v ic e at 7 30 Cluster leader p .m Wednesday evenr ngs at Rev Sreven w. lson 7.30 Pro~er and 8tble Study. Associate SEVE NTH DAY ADVENTIS T. BETHANY . (Dorcas ). Worsh1p Mulberry Heights Rood , Pomeroy. 9·30 om Chu rch School 10.30 , Past or , Albert Diltes . Sobboth a .m . School Superintendent, Claro CARMEL Chr uc h School 'il -30 Mcintyre Sobboth School , Sotur - a .m . 1Worshrp 10.30 a .m . 2nd and day afternoon al 2 00 wrth War - 4th s'undays ship Servrce followrng at 3: 15 . APPLE GROVE Sunday School RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST 'ilJO om . Worship 7 30 p m . 1st' CHURCH ~ Srster Harr iet! and Jrd Sundays . Prayer meeting Wo rner , Supt Su nday School , Wr:>dnesdoy 7 30 p .m Fellowship 9 30 om .: mornrng worship , supper frrst Saturday b p m UMW 10 "'5o m . 2nd Tuesday 7:30p .m . 1 THE HILAND CHAPEL , George EAST LHART Ch ruch School Cosro, pastor . Sunday School , 1st. 2nd. 3rd Sundays . 9 30 c m 'il JOo m . even ing worshrp . 7:30 Fourrh Sunday 10 30 om. Wor · Thursday evening prove! ser vic e . ship 2nd Sunday 7 :30 p m 4Th 7 30 p m Sundoy 'il .30 o.m , Praye1 meeting POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST . Wednesdo'f 7·30 p .m UMW 1st Dav1d Mann , minister Will1am Tuesday 7.30 p.m Watson Sunday school supt. Sun WESLEYAN (Roc rn e) . Sunday day school . 9.30 a 111 .. morning !,chool 10 a .m . Wor-.hip l\ am ., worsh tp 10.30o .m Jr UMYF Wednesday 3·30 p m .: F!RST SOUTHERN BAPTIS T 28~ Bible .Study Thursday 7 p :m Chorr Mulberry Ave . Pomero'f . Pau l J. Practice Thursday 8 p m Wh ite Pastor , Gory Basham , Sun · lETART FALLS Church School day s'tt-.oo! sup! Sunday school lsi . 2nd , Jrd Sundays 10 15 a .m.. 'il,JO o m , morning worsh ip , 4th Sunday 9. 15 a .m .· Worshrp 10 30, evt!'mng WOrsh1p 6 30 p m lsi 2nd , Jrd SundOys 9 15 a .m ., Midweek prayer servi~e . 7:30 4th Sunday 7 30 p m p m MORNING STAR , Worship 9 .30 MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER o ITI Cl-lurch School 10 30 o .m . Oe.:ter Rd ., Langsville Ohto, Re'l Mid -Week Ser11ict; Wednesday 8 Clyde Ferrell Pastor Sunday p.m School 11 o m Saturday MORSE CHAPEl . Worshp 11 preaching serv ices 7 30 p m om , Chu rc h School 9:30a.m . Wednesday evening Bible study PORTLAND, Worshrp 7:30p.m .: at 7:30p.m . Church Schoo19 .JO a m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH , SUTTON Church School 9 30 Bailey Run Road , Re v Emmett c .m Wocship 1st and Jrd Sundays Rowson . pastOr . Handley Dunn 10 JOe m sr.rpl Sunday school. 10 o .m . Sun NORTHEAST ClUSTER day eventng ser.,.1ce 7 30 , Bible Rev . Ri chard Tho mas teaching : 7 30p m Thursday Pa stor DVESVILLE COMMUNITY DuaneSydenstricket CHURCH Ro9er C Turner , paslor John Douglas Sunday school. 9 .30 a .m . Sunday Associates morning wor~hlp , 10.30, Sunday JOPPA , Wor•hip 10 a .m .. evenrng ser.Jrce 7 30 Church School 9 om .: Prayer t.. ·IDDLEPORT Meet tng Wednesday 8 p .m MT MOh AH BAPTIST , Corner LONG BOTTOM . Sunday school Fourth and Mo1n , Middleport · at 9-tlO o .m . Worship senlices at Rev Henry Key Jr poslor .·Sun - 7 30 p .m . Bible study and Youth day School. 9 :30 om .. Mrs . Ervin meet1ng at 8 p .m. on Soumgardner, sup! ., Morning Wednesdays . worship . 10 ... 5 a m . NO RTH BETHEL . Wonh1p 11 MIDDLEPORT 'CHURCH OF a .m .; Church School10 om CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UN ION AlFRED ,, Sunday School 9 30 lawrence Manley, pastor· Mrs a .m .: Worst·up 10·45 o m . Prayer Russell Young .. Sunday School meeting Wednesday 7.45 p m , UMW 3rd Tuesday B p .m . Sup!. Sunday School 9:30 o ,m Evenmg worsh ip , 7 30, Wednes REEDSVILLE , Sunday School9 30 day prayer meetrng, 7 30 p m . o.m Worshrp 7·30 p .m : Prayer MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Meeting 7 30 p m . Tuesday , Roctne Route 2, the Rev , James Visitolron7 30 p m I st Thursday M . Muncy . pastor . Sunday school SILVER RIDGE. Worship 10 a .m . 9.45 o .m morning worshtp , 11 Church School9 o .m am .; e'len ing worship , 7 30. TUPPERS PLAINS, Worshrp 9 Prayer meeting Tuesday , 7.30 a .m . Church SchoollOo .m . p m .. Voung people 's meetrng KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST . 7:30p .m . Thursday . George Frederick . supt Servrce M IOOLEPOIJT FIRST BAPTIST weekly , 9 30 o .m on Sunday Cor ner Sixth and Palmer , the Re v Preoch rng f~rsr and thtrd Sundays Peter Grondol. pastor . Manning of mon th · by Chfford Smith. 9 30 t(loes . supertntendenl Sunday om . School. WMPO Radto prog ram HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION , 7 AS o m .. Sunday Scl-lool , 9. 1S Rev t(erlh Eblin , pastor Sunday a .m .: Mornrng Worship 10: 15 School. 9.30 o .m · Leonard Youth octtvirres · ond Gilmore , first elde r ; ev&ntng ser a m fellowshrp for junior and sen ror vice, 7 :30p.m . Wednesday prayer h1gh students , 6 p m . Sunday meeting , 7:30p.m .....f j avemng worshrp . 7 30 p .m . MrdMT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO . week praye-r serv"e-s , Wednes - Racine Acute 2. The Rev . Charles day . 7 30 p m Hond, pastor Sunday school, 9 AS CHURCH OF CHRIST Mrd· a .m .: morning worshrp 11 a .m . dleport , 5th and Morn , Geor ge hening services , Tuesday and Gloze. m1nisrer . Mike Gerlach , Friday 7·30 p.m . supflrintsnd&nl. Terry Yankey , 8EARWALLOW RIOGE CHURCH youth mintsler . Bible school . 9 ·30 OF CHRIST , Doug Seamon , o .m .. morning worship. 10·30 mrnister Bible study 9:30 o .m .. a .m ., evening worshrp , 7 30.' morning worship , 10 30 o .m , prayer servrce, 7 p .m Wednes- e'olemng worsh1p. 7 30 p m . day . , Wednesday Bible study , 7:30p.m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST . N.._ZARENE. Rev , Jim Broome, George Frederick . supt. Sunday pastor , Mrs . Mary Lothey , Sunday morn ing ser11ice , 9 30 om ..,.ith school supt. Sunday school. 9:30 preachrng on first end thrrd Sun a .m ., morning worsh ip , 10:30 day of month by George Prckens . o .m : Sunday evongelrsfrc NEW STIV'ERSVILLE COMMUNI meetrng. 7 00 p .m . Prayer TY Church , Sunday .School s.er· meeltng, Wednesday , 7:30 p .m . vice , 9 45 a .m ., Worship service, UNITED PR ES 8VTERJAN 10:30: Evangelt!lltc Serv1ce, 7 ·30 MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY , p .m . Wednesday , Prayer Dwight l. Zavifz , dtr ec tor . meet ing, 7 30 >1 A R R I S 0 N V I l l E ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST . PRESBYTERIA'N , . Rev . Ernest Pomeroy -Harrisonville Rd ., Don Stricklin , pastor Sunday church Kennedy . pastor, Btll McElroy . 1c:hool. 9:30 a.m ., Mrs Homer Sunday school supt. Svndoy lee, supt.; morning word1ip , school , 9 .30 a.m ., morning worship ond camrnunron , 10·30 a .m .: 10·30. MIOOLEPORT, Sunday school , Sunday e11ening youth Chrrstion 9:300 m. , Richard Vaughan . sup! Endea11or , 6 p m wor!lhip ser · Morntng worship , 10:.30 vice , 7 p .m . Wednes.doy evening SYRACUSE, Morning worshrp 9 pruyer meeting and Bible study, a .m .; Sunday Khool. 10 o m Mrs 7·30 p m _ Sampson Hall_ supt . ST . JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , fl: t>\ Ja,,~e\ MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. ~undov Hhool John F . Fulh I'll. 991 -1101 Pomeroy THIS SPACE FOR RENT LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON Complete Automotive Servtce locust & Beech Sts, Middleport Call949 -18l8 For Appointment Ranne , Ohto PHONE 992-2156 THIS SPACE ' FOR RENT ELLIS & SONS SOHIO PHONE 992-2156 Ph. 991 9911 BISSELL Sl DING CO. 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W t'clnn day Thursdav Fnd .i~' Saturday P~a lm s Isaiah Romans P salm~ 46 1-11 118:1-29 9.1-7 1:\· 1-13 RACINE PLANING MILL Syracuse - Ph. 992-3978 ~ YfAt:l'S IE~AvSI: '· Langsville Ph. Hl-9045 J\ ~OUNG'S ·CARPETING Featurin9 Deep Steam EKtracfion Ph. PHONE 992-2156 Vernon & Bertha Bing WHO DID Z. VOTE 992-11116 _,..e ...._ ,.AX fotlM OflO\f£ Mf 'r'o A PSYC:HIAT~•~· Ph. 991·7630 Rt. J, Pomeroy K&C JEWELERS Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E . Main Pomeroy RALlS BEN FRANKLIN STORE Ph . 991-3785 Middleport, Ohio THAT !&lAND... WAY OFF I>J THE HAPS THERE'(} o• SE NT HIM ""' IT COULD MEA>J A>l'flHING ""' INC::UMieN'r, Of COUilSE. I.AST DISTANCE ... PER.· Pme G rov e The Rev William CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST , Mrddlesworth , Pasto r. Church l ocated 01 Rutland on Ne w Limo s@rvices 9:30 o .m Sunday School Ro(ld , ne.:t to For est Acre Po rk , 10 ·30o m . Rev . Roy Rouse , pas tor ; Robert BRAOBURY CHURCH OF Musser Sunday School sup1. Sun CHRIST Mr Donald Raley , pastor day school. 10.30 a .m ., wors hip Sunday schooL 9:30 a .m . wor - 7·30 p .m Brble Study , Wed nesshrp service, 10.30 o .m ., Sunday doy , 7.30 p .m .; Saturday nrght ser'11ces, 7 p m youth group. prayer service , 7 ·30 p m Wednesday , 1 p .m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIHIAN , ANTIQUITY BAPTI ST. Rev Earl Roger Watson . poslor , Kenneth Shuler , ' pastor. Sunday school eyer . Sunday schoo l sup! . Morn9 30 o m . Church serv1ce . 7 p .m . , rng worship , 9 .30 a .m Sun· youth meeting . 6 p .m . Tuesday 8t doyschool. 10:30 a .m .: even rn g ble Study 7 p .m . service , 7 30. Wednesday Bible RACINE CHURCH OF THE Study . 7 ·30 p .m NAZARENE , Rev John A. . CoffM T. UNION BAPTIST Rev . John man . pastor Franklin Imboden. Elswick , pastor. Sunday s<.l-lool chai rman of the Board of Chr rs- superr ntendent. Don Wilson , Sun· flan life Sunday School , 9 30 day school , 9.45 o .m " even mg o .m .: mornrng worshrp . 10 30. worshrp •, 7 ·30 p m Prayer Sunday e.,.ening worship , 7 30 meeTing 7:30p .m . Wednesday . p .m Prayer meetmg , Wednes · TUPPER S PLAIN S CHRISTIAN day 7:30p.m . CHURCH ." E'u gene Unde rwood , RACINE FIRST BAPTI ST. Don l pa~lor Howard Coldwell , Jr., Walker , Pastor . Ronnie Salser . Sundoy School Supt .· Sunday Sunday school supt ., Sunday School, 9 30 a .m ., Morning Ser~ school. 9·30 a .m . mornrng wor - man . 10 30 a .m .: Sunday evemng ship, 10.40 a rn , Sunday even ing serv rce , 7 p .m . worship . 7 30: Wednesday even LETART FALlS UNITED ing Bible study , 7:30. BRETHREN Rev . Freeland Norri s. DANVILLE WESLEVA.N , Rev R pas tor , Floyd Norris , supt. Sundav 0 . Brown . posror . Sunday School. school. 9·30 a .m .: morning ser 9..30 a .m ., morning worshtp man , 10 30 0 m .: Prayer service, 10 45. youth servrce , 6 45 p .m : Wednesday , 7 JO p m, evenmg worship , 7·30 p .m ., O;:IURCH OF GOD OF PRO prayer and prorse. Wednesday , PHECV. 0 J Wh 1te Rood off 160 7 .30p.m . Rev. George Croy le postorSun Sit VER RUN FREE BAPTIST, doy School , 10 a .m ., Arthur Hen· Miles Trout . past or. Sunday son Supt : M or nrng Worshrp 11 school , 10 o m ; Stevv Little , sup! a .m .. Young People's serv rce , 7 E'lening serv"e 7 p m ; prayer p.m.; Evenrng servrce . 7·30 p m · meeting Thursday , 7 p .m . WednesdaY Mid Week Prayer CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD. Servrce , 7 30 p .m . , Yourh Rev . Bobby Porrer. pastor Sun- meeting . b:JO p .m . Even 1ng wor · day school, q 30 a m , worship sh tp , 7 . 30 p .m . servrce 11om.: evening serv1ce . CHE STER CHURCH OF THE 7 30 youth service, Wednesday , NAZARENE , Rev . Her bert Grote , 7 ·30 p .m. pastor Worshrp ser 11 tce , 11 0 m LANGSV I LLE CHRISTIAN and 7 30 p .m . Sunday Sunday Ct1URCH , Robert Musser pastor. School, '1 .30 a .m . Richard Borton , Sunday s~hool. 9·30 a.m .: ~ Roy sup! . Praye r meeting. Wedne sStgmon, iupt .: mor ning worship, day , 7:30p .m • 10:30: Sunday evenrng ~er'l tC e , BRADFORD CHURCH OF 7.30, mid - week service, Wednes - CHRIST . Gobrrel Mzr s pastor . Bt· day , 7.30p m ble Sunday School 9.30 a m , mor SYRACUSE CHURCH THE nrng church 10·30 0 m : Sunday NAZARENE , Rev . Dole Sa ss , evening ser.,.rce, 7:00 p m posta'r Bob Moore , Sunrloy Wednesday servtce, 7 JOp m S<.hool sup!. ; Sunday school. 9 :30 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST o m .; morning· worship , 10 45 CHURCH , Rev . Floyd F. Shook , a .m .; eyonge li stic service . 1 p .m . pastor : Lloyd Wrrght , Sunday Wednet.doy services -- prayer School Supr., Morning Worship and praise. 7 p.m ; Nazarene 9 JO 0 m , Sunday Sc hool 10· 20 youth 7' p.m . Doily prayer a.m , Wednesday Prayer and Brmeeting_ 8 30om . Men 's prayer ble Srudy 7 30 ,p .m .. Sunday even meeting . Saturday . 7 p m rng worshtp 7 30 p m .: Choir Proc · · EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN - t~e::eThursdoy , 7p .m . CHRIST. Elden R. Blake . poster DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST , Sunday School 10 o m .: Howard Charles Russell Sr .. mrn rs ter McCoy , sop! .. Mornrng sermon , Ri<.k Macomber , supl Sunday 11 a .m .; Sunday ntght services school. 9·30 a .m ,: worship ~ er Chr istian Endeo"ci1 , 7 30 p -,m vtCe , 10,30o .m . Brble Study Tue:, Song servrce , 8 p .m . Preaching day 7:30pm 8 :30 p .m . Midweek Prayer REORGANIZED CHURCH OF meeting Wednesday . 7 p m . Roy JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY Adams . lay leader . SAINTS . Portland Ro ctne Rood . FoR~- ARE Mf.DICAI. ll,iddleport, Ohio BING'S MARKET & TEXACO SERVICE MISSED THIS SCRAP 0' PAPER 1-'E DROPPED-- - HE'S LOOI<IN' rOR IT ... GR~'f• 'rHO.S~ MARK V STORE NOT SURE WHERE HE DROPPED 11··· NOW, LET'S HAVE A LOOK ""' Ph . 991-1191 lind l<uth'l You don 't. It THIS SPACE FOR RENl' "TAKE GCXlD CARE O F THI S ONEA ""'· I 'LL BET THAT MEANS AXEL WELL , HE'S I 1lKlUGHl' 50 ... MA)( HAS Middleport <'o mes to you · And the C ht1rch is the first step toward such .1 mt;e tin~ . 1'<111 AH ·-- QUICK, NOW ··· GOT IT ... NOW SCAT, IN CASE HE MISSES IT"· 0' C RUMPLED PAPER .. - CARS & TRUCKS POINTVI£W CABLE TV SYSTEMS, INC. Where do HA I NOW MA'J( IS COM IN' BACI< ALONE --· OH · OH ·-HE DROPPED A PIECE Copyngh! 19771(eosrer Adwertls1ng ServiCe Strasburg Votgtflll KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY Aeriol-5chools-Weddings Che>ter Ph. 98S-4t5S ORPHAN ANNIE-DOUBLE TALK Ph. 991-3315 Ph. 991-7034 Third Sl. Pomeroy 216 E . Second Pomeroy Wrll iom Rous h, poster Ru ssell Vo . Sunday Btble Srudy 10 a .m .. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURC>I OF Not Pentecostal , Rev . Rotd.tt , church school Dr rector · Wonh•p 11 o m and 7 p m Bible GOO Sunday School, 9:30 o m ., Mo rn - Study Wednes~oy 7 p.m . Vocal George Oi ler . pastor . Worship service Sunday , 9 .45 a .m .; Sun mg worsh•p , 10.30 o m . Sunday rnus1c day school, II am . worship ser evening service 7 p .m . Wednes MASON ASSEMBL V OF GOD day evenrng prayer servrces , 7.30 Duddrng lone, Mason . W . Vo . vice . 7 30 p .m. Thursday prayer p m ~ Che ster Tennant Pastor Sunday meeting , 7:30p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTI ST Re'l . Earl Sc hoo l 9 .45 om .; Children 's MT . HERMON United Brethren Shuler , pastor Worsh1p· servtce , Church 6 45 p m Young People 's Church , Sunday School 9.30 a .m . q 30 a m Sunday sc hool, 10 30 Serv1ce 6 ·45 p m Evongelrshc Worshrp servtce 10·45 am . o .m B1 ble Study ond prayer ser - Se rv ice 7 30 p m Women 's Mis · Preaching services every Sunday vtce Thursday 7·30p.m . sronory Counetl 10 o .m l1rst and alternotmg wrrh C. E. Wednesday CARLETON CHURCH Kingsbury thrrd Tuesdays Prayer and Bible prayer meeting 7 :30 p .m . Rev . James leach, pastor David Rood Gory Krng poster Sunday Study , Wednt!'sdcy_ 7.30p m school. 9 30 a .m ., even rn g wor HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Holler loy leader. shtp . 7·30 p f11 Proyer meeting IN CHRISTIAN UNION , The Rev JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES , 1 mr1e Wednesday 7:30p.m . Wtllrom Campbell. pastor Sunday east of Rutland , 1uncfron of Route 124 and Noble Summit Rood (TLONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN , School, 9 :30a.m .: James Hughes 1 7~) Sunday B1ble Lecture, 9·30 Bru ce Sm1th. pastor Walla ce sup! . evenmg se r v1ce . 7.30 p ,m Damewood. Supt . Bible School , Wednesday even1ng prayer o .. : Watchtower study, 10:30 9 30 am Preachmg serv1ce . meeting, 7 30 p m Youth prayer am ., Tuesday , Brb le study 7 and 8·15 p m .: Thursday , lheocroi!C 10·45 o .m No evening service . servrce each Tuesday 7.30 p .m .. serv ice HYSEll RUN FREE METHODI ST FAIRV IEW BIBLE CHURCH . ~c h oot , CHURCH , Rev Herbert Ailing letart . W Vo . Rt 1, Rev Charles mee trng . B:JO p .m pastor Sundoy School 9.30 a .m . Hor gra'les , pastor Worship ser HOPE BAPTIST - 570 Grant St ., Morn mg servrce , 10·30 am . vrces, 9 ·30 om . Sunday school, Middlepor t . Bobby Elkins pastor. youth serv i ce, 6 . 4S p .m . 11 am .· e'olenrng worshtp , 7 ·30 Sunday School, 10 o m worshrp hangelrsl1C ser11rce 7 30 p m p m . Tuesday cottage prover ~er11 1 ce , 11 a .m ., evenrng ser.,.1ce, Poayer meeltng Thursday . 7 30 meetrng and Bible study . d 9 ·30 7 30 p .m Thursday prayer p.m o .m . Wors~ip servrce, We nes - meeting end Bible study, 7 30 p.m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at day 7 ·30 p m Sold Knob Re v lawren ce CAL VARY BIBLE CHURCH 26 N . RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIS.T Gluesenc omp. Sr pasto r· Roger Second. M1ddleport . A. lo n Church - Leland Holey pastor. Willford . Sr . Sunday sc hool supr. Bla ckwood , pastor. Ser.,.ICes on Sunday school. 10 a m , e'lenmg Su nday school 'il30 o .. Sunday Sunday o1 10:30 om . and 7 ·30 service , 7:30 p .m . Prayer evenmg serviCe. 7 p .m . Prayer p.m . wrth Sunday school at 9 ·30 meeting . Wedne!ldoy . 7 30 p m meetmg , TUesday , 7 30 p .m a.m . Bible study , Wednesday . CHURCH OF GOO of Prophecy. located on the 0 J While Rood Ernest Deeter . class Ieeder 7·30p.m . Yourh meetir:rg. Wednesday , 7:30 INDEPENDENT HOLINESS olf h1ghwoy 160 Sunday Schaal pm w•th Don ond Mortho CHURCH , INC - Corner Fourth 10 o .m. Superintendent John Loveday Frrst Wednesday night Meadows , leaders. and Lt ncaln Sis .. Middleport : Re.,. WHITE'S CHAPEL , Coo lville RO 0 Dell Manley , pastor, Sony Hud of month CPMA services. second Rev Roy Deeter pa stor Su nday son . Sunday School super rnten· Wednesday WMB meetmg, thrrd sc ho ol9:30o .m , worship service, dent, Sunday school, 930 a .m . through f1hh youth servrce. 10 30 am Brble study and prayer evenr ng wo'r shrp, 7 30 p .m ., George Croyle , pasto r. servrce. Wednesday 7 ·30 p m prayer and protse serv rc~ HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Gran! St. , Middleport, Rev , Bobby RUTLAND Wednesday , 7 30p .m RUTlAND CHURCH OF CHRIST , THE PEOPLE 'S CHURCH OF Elkrns. Suhdoy sc hool . 10 o m , Dennis Smtih, pastor , Fronk POMEROY ~ Corner Main and · morning worship 11 : evenmg Voung .Sundoy sc hool supt. SUn· Court Sh , th ird floor over worship , 7.30 p .m ., Thursdoy day schoo[ and commun ion , 9 ·30 lighthouse Restaurant . Henry evening B1ble study and prayer am Worshtp. and conlunr on Cook , pastor . Sunday school, 10 meetmg , 7.30p.m . Affiliated wilh 10 30om. a .m .: mornmg worship , 11 om : S.B.C. HYSEll RUN FREE RUTLAND COMMUNI T Y eveq ing service, 7:30. Wednes · CHURCH , Sunday School. 9·30 day evenmg servic,e , 7 30 In· MElt'IODIST- Rev . Herbert Ailing , >pastor Sunday school , 9:30 o m , worshrp service, 11 o .m terdenominatronol . full gospel. a.m .. morning warship , 10 15 to Wednesday praye r meetmg , 7 30 RUTtAND CHURCH OF GOO II o m . Evangel1st1c servtce . 7 ·30 ' p .m . youth se r'v'ices. Sunday . 7 Pa stor Denms Boles . Sunday p .m ., Sundar night worship . 7.30 . School , 10 a .m ., worship servtCe, p.m ., prayer meeting , 7 p .m . RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE 11 :30 o m . and 7 ·30 p m Prayer Thur!doy BRADF@RD . C>IURC>I OF NAZARENE . ReOJ.lloyd D. Gr imm , meetmg, Wednesday . 7 :30'p .m . Jr, poslor Sunday school , q ,JO RUTL-AND APOSTOLIC CHURCH CHRIST - Gabriel Mroz , poster . Sunday school. 'il.J O o m , morn a .m .; wor sh rp se rvice . 10:30 a .m . · OF JESUS CHRIST , Thomas L Broadcast live ove r WMPO , young Holmes, pas tor, Brble study , ing church , 10:30 a .m . Junior people ' s · servtce 6 30 Saturday , 7 30 p m · hongelishc church program under directron evangelistic service, 7 p rn . p,m prayer meetrng, Tuesday . of Koren Mroz for children , 2 10. Wednesday , 7 p m 7 30 p .m , Bible Study , Thursday , during regular church hour in chvrch basement . Sunday even· · MASON COUNTY 7 30p m. ' FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , CorPOMEROY WESLEYAN lng servit;e, 7 p .m ., Wadnesdoy ncr of Second and Ande r5ol!\ HOLINESS - Hermanvi lle Rood : ser.,.rce. 7:30p.m . JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER Ma so n . Pa stor Fronk Low thef Dewey King , pastor; Edison Sunday school , 9 d5 o .m , wo• - Weaver os.;1stofl t . Henry Eblin , George's Creek Rood . Church sh tp servrce I I a .m . and 7·30 Jr SUnday school sup! . Sunday school. 9°30 o .m .: morning wor shrp , 10:30: evening servrce, 7:30. p .m Week l y Brble Stu d y ~choo l , 9 .30 a .m ., morning war· Wedr1esdoy . 7 30p m stup , 11 o .m Sunday evenrng ser- Prayer meeting Wednesday , 7:30 ' MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST , P. • vice , 7.30; prayer meeting . Thurs- pm . ST . PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH 0 Box 48 7. "Mil ler 51 . Ma so n , W day , 7 30 p m l THOUc;HT Corner of Sycamore ond Second Sts , Pomeroy . The Rev . William Middleswo r th . Posl or. Sun day School at 9 .45 o .m ond Church Servrces 11 a .m . SACRED HEART , Rev Father Paul D . Welton , pastor. Phone 992 -2825 . Saturday eveni';lg Mass, 7:30: Sunday Moss , ond 10 o .m . Confe ss ion , Saturday 7-7:30 p.m . CHRISTIAN BAPTIST - On the Route 7 bypa ss. James E. Keesee, pa stor Sunday schoo l , 10 a .m .: mormng worshtp , II om .. e'olen ing service , 7, YOU MIGHT DISAPPROVE ... TH INK I WA5 KV8HIN6 UFE THERE. tVE &ENT UP eMOKE SIGNALS... • THAT 15LAND1 WAY OFF IN THE DISTANCE ... l COULD .SWEAR" I'VE TIME AND liME AGAIN ... BUT 111ERE'5 NEVER eEEN ANY RESPONSE 1 SEEN WISPS OF SMOKE COMIN& FROM IT ! I HESITATED TO TELL YOU ABOUT R"ON BECAU&E I.. .I DIDN'T WANT YOU ID 11-IINK I WAS BEINC> DISLOYAL TO MEMORY OF nrru ! THE NOW MA'l'BE 1 CAN FIND OUT! 11-IINGB I a Alfred Social Notes Thelma Henderson gave a report of the Administrative Board meeting held on Friday evening at the church here and some suggestions made by those attending (to be acted on later) . "Five Nights for God," began Monday evening, Dec. 5 and will go through Friday evening, Dec; 9 announced for Alfred church with the Tuppers Plains , church helping out on Monday evening and Long Bottom on Thursday evening. Others are welcome . Alfred U.M.W. will h·ave its Christmas party on Tuesday evening, Dec. 20 at the church with a' potluck supper at 7' 30 for members, families and guests, an exchange of gifts, revealing Myster)' Sisters and names drawn for 1978. A1l are welcome! The annual cliurch Christmas program will be held at ihe rhurch here on Wednesday evening, Dec. 21 with the Sunday School classes putting on the program beginning at 8 p.m. All welcome! Mrs. Rachel Guthrie recently attended funeral services for her brother-in· law, husband of her sister, Betty Moore in Dayton, 0. Deer hunting has been the chief activ"ity of thr area here and round about lately. Hi. QU4~! He's qivin' his mone4 awa4! We qoin' t' he'p 'im tote it! Ask a sill4 question, qet a sil\4 answer! Where The Almanac United Press International Today is Friday, Dec. 9, the 343rd day of 1977 with 22 to follow . The moon 1s approachmg its new phase. The morn"ing s tars are Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Friday, Dec. 9 E Playing for 6 makes 7 9 \'Ofrl II { 0 I • 10 9 8 7 3 •AKQ •KQ lose one heart tr1ck . .1086 32 .. 9 5 •K • 9 7 53 'ltJ 52 • 642 .. 8 5. ..cl09 76:1 the kmg .,IHTH 1• Petss J • Pass 6 • P<:~ss Pass DOC-·· th. La!->1 'outh 6N T Pass .Jamt'S Jal'ob'. North thought about bidding seven He did ht-.~vc 15 high-card points ancl f 1vc but decided to stop at be t:ause his s uit was 10· spot high. hearts, ~ix As for 8oulh's bidding , Lhe game W(I S duplicate and he decided to try to score th a t points for playin g in not rump. B ot h dC(,' ISIOt1 1'i were cur- rl·ct <tlthuugh Sou th 1.hd l't13 k~ ~111 th (• tri Ck s. On the other hand 1-f he had been 111 ' lt17 .... , ... , ... _I....... ~· 0 t:: . REDON 0 0 ~ '""".::!J~ ----__ NICCIP \) · ~~ ~;~~)/§! '---'-1--'-'K~-]"-'----'--'--'' A~DDIN 60T OEXENPj f-'::...;lr=,v;;;.:xq,;....d--'TI-"j1 ~ pla y er s of <J 11 tuuc d 1d rrul 1-....JL-.....L:>...._a,_"-L_ .l__ __, play for money. No.ho clld11 't. The re"son better at s l c t~ht of h·a nd than <tt WHAT FROM 1'HE .SPECTI!R. A New ,Jersey read er G~.sk s rl-::-::~::-:::~-:-., Sidney I .en 1,' one of the grca t~s t auction r.m d whi s t 0 • .. ...... ··-· .. [j 1f 11 IS true that the late Am erka11 byHenriArno~andBoblee Uhscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. tnpJeton king in the East hand . Il loses to the I actual .holding of jack and two small in East aQd single- , . . - - - - - - . . , ton king in West. ton or Pass 4NT . Pass S N.T. Pass a double · the \1ft~1.\.ftje}l] · ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAM~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ fin ...::,se against East's jack . This win s aga1nst O~"a/d & ex t ro 10 Those born on tllis date arc fou nded Minerva , the first dwl y newspaper in New York City. , it was a simple suJt is to flness(! the queen. Opcmng lead - 2 • NOW I KNOW WHV 'IE CRLL'EM ..__ BgiQSTER SHOTS. is matter to go to dummy and chance to bru\g in th e whole • AQ64 • J 10 8 ' olo A ,J 2 Nort h..South vulnent ble \ url h star Playing at seven the best •AKQ \\t• ~ t There- fore , he made the standa rd safety play of plunking down the ace . When West dropped t-: .\SI I' .ST The evening seven he would have g'one Mercury . down, assummg he gave the hand the correct play . , Why d1d South make seven at hts s1x notrump contract ? Because he could afford to • J 74 \~ Saturn. under tlle sign of Sagittarius. Enghsh poet .John Millon ; was born Dec. 9, 1608. TI1 is . also is the birthdale of actors· Kirk Douglas (l9181, ' Broderick Crawford (!911 )" and Douglas Fairbanks, J r. , (1909. On this day m history: In 1793, Noah Webst er Print answer here: Now arrange the cr rcled letters to , lorm !he !.urprrse answer, as 'sug gested by the above cartoof'! "'"t,......X""-,"I:r?~r=-x"'',.....:X=-n, was tha t Sl t.Jncv \Ya.s (Answers lomonowJ br1dgc \1 :\li .'o l ' ll'l I! I \I I' IO' IH.\1 \'-..\'\ 1 Fo r J <-L'P t tJI J A CO B~ MOD ER N ~ t 'rllf S I to Wrn dl 8r tCJ(jt ' u H t' , I II' .~ 11!" 11 '-o[l l tH'r P 0 Bo o. J89 Rildm Ctt; Std t ron Ne ..,, Yor k N Y 10019! Yesterday's •: I Jumbles LOONY FABLE SUBDUE GI.OBAL · Answer: What one man's music mtght be - A SOLO Jumble Book No. 10, with the lltet1 t 10 puzztee;, it lvtllable tor $1 35 !X)Stf*d from Jumble, cJo this nen r..,..-, Sox 3-4, Norwood, N.J 07648. lnc::tuM youf~ , -'dr-, ~ oode and m8ke checkl peyKife to t~WTpMj e;rxJOI<a, �• f••1rs.iiAof.up TiM!... Let The Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES • i!t \lo ultl•urtndor l IL\ 1 1 2;, 1>0 1 ~~ ! .'J 181.1 " lJlt• I> tl,jl ' ,. ~'t\.H ~I' ,,,J • d.l\ ~ l.i< ' ,J,n ~ I;~ ~.lth II,Jrfj o\ t f or,L• t.. 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S':l l;iH !i.Jr' t ubbet ~t•wlot o •cl booh 57 QS 8 SB QS 8 u ~" w.~:.lt''" Mot~ todntr Outl~l ~tor~ ~ ..hi.! money het ~ Bo1lc>y " Mod \flt'00f 1 MlN~ Rt'ly So~~ l. mon cu1d (cHI H <l k~ lor thi'H ,,,n,.{lhllg ,.. cud " th(' t... o!lg FU11i.'rol Hom(' !01 iho""ll ,~~r ~I{('~ C~;tl and James Holl on h:.t.•b l('lfl \l ullllt• !lttrr\\' "'It•• ~nd \ un.l l-.llt•• Jnt'Plt'd til* \O ilh "''h ~llh .1ft' vnltf !lt<lll,h.irl!•'flwdd:-l.l fn- 1-lu\ \umbtr In l".trt• vf Tht· ::..·n ut~ tmd < lht• ' !'ubl~:.h o•r r,,.,.n,· .. tho.· rll!ht lei t'\Jil otf f t'jt'l. \ oHI~ old• Jt't'ltlt'J Ill} ~~ .,., ,)! 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CI NE Volunlt.'N Ftrf' Deportmenr wtll spor1sor o gun !>hoar P>l"ry S.oturday or 6 p m o• 1hplf budd•ng m 8o shm1 Fcc tory choke guru only WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES FU:A MAR~ET Sor and Sull New Ha.en ConunuriiiV Cenler ~tun<la • \ oor1 un SatUnl;~o FOUND GE RMAN Sholl Ha1red f'omler Mo le Coli ro 1dt:>nt1fy Tu.- ,d<~\ thru Fruid ,l n• \t lht' 1la • bt'furt' pulllln111un Swu.loi) H' \1 Fnd.t ~ ,tftt•rnwn lnMemorv IN MEMORY of Mo1ttn E Abbott who po~sed away 3 yea r s ago ! ad a~ Dt.>cemb"" t Q I Q74 Hut.>e year~ ago we lo~l oo much ..Vhfi'n our loH'1d on e- wo~ called owoy L•fe stopped l or vs though 11r11e goes on We- mtss n,m more- "" 1th E>och possmg day WP c her i~h I he m e mori f' ~ he lp/1 for us fhPy br mg h.m near although hp s gone And we ko~e our dreams ond thoug.hrs ol h~rn So you see were not really alone . So unt il the dqy ... ere all together a gam We It carr~ Of' w rth o smile W1t h a broke,. hear rand tears 111 Sid€' WE< ll tro . . el along l1/e s lonl?"ly n1des Sadly tni5~ed by w1fe M rdgre and Children V!VI Qn (.ene or'd fam d,e~ Call 11ght ,.., .. tnr 1..11 H li()III~UI()II PARKERSBURG T H~ NOTICE lu 1)!,11\ too A l)f<:lh!ss•O.hol<".t ''"'\:' a• vmq 11 U.g A,og 0\u ~· ~ •le GUN SHOO! Ro c"'~" G-u•· Club •''l'LY SuH ohern(lon lo(I O• (hoc~ gun!> only A"ortod fH lRl- WILL 'in 304 - 422·4080 Wanft:ii: ID-Jin¥ CA SH Po •d l01 all makes and mod els of rnob,fe home~ Phonear eo codebl 4 44'39531 Forest Pro l or st ondm g 992 5965 or 8570 COINS CUR RENCY lokens old pocke t wat ches and cha ms Sliver and gold WF!! need 196.t and older sd.... er co1ns Buv. se ll or !rode Call Roger Wo~s l ey 742 233 1 VS BRUCE HOBACK , Res tdence Uonknown , and Th e . U n kn ow n •H E'trS , De vtsees , Legatees . Oist nbutees , Ad m ,ntstrators and E11 ec u1 ors, if any , of Bruce Hollack , Dec eased , Def en da n t s NOTICE SERVI CE BY PUBLICATION The unknown h e1 rs , dPv1.sees , legatees , dJS:tr, bulees . ad mmiS irators and elCe cu tors . tl any, of Jo sep h Hoback , Deceased , whose rames and p laces of r es1dell c€ are unk nown and c ann ot with r easo nable d d, gence be a sce rt a1ned Br uce Hobac;:k whose ptace o f res ,den ce rs unkno w n and whose tas t ad dress tS unknown and the unknown he , n, , devtSE'E'S , legatees , d1Sir 1butees . adm, n ,s trators a n"d elCE'Cutor s, rf any , of Bruce Hoback . de ce ased , whose names and pla ces of res tdence are unknown and' c ann ot wilh reasonable dil1gence be ascerta in ed a r e he reb y not 1l 1ed that plallll lffS have brought th 1s ac t lon nam 1ng each ol you as one o f the de f endants 1n the above named cou rt by ld l ng the i r PE'I 1110n on November JOt h , 1977 The ObleCf Of th e pehttOil IS that the defendants b e req ut r ed to set up the ir al leged es tate or 1nterest 1n the real property or be forever ba rred from asser l rng same , and that pl i!H nt lf! S' t ,tle be forever Qu iet ed as aga,ns t any cla•m, es tate or mterest of the defendants and l or such other r e11ef as may be f ound to be prop er and necessa ry to afford pl aintiffs full reli ef , w1fh 1udgment for cos t s he r e1n ; 1hat sa1d real esta t e 1S descr~bed as follows . The fo llow,ng descr1bed rea l estate s1tuate '"the Star l;o of Oh 10, Count y o f Me1gs and Vi llage of Ra c1ne, to w 1t All . Of LOt No . E1ght y on e (8 1) Ill sa1d Vrll age of Rac ,ne , Ohto , elCcept seven (7) lee! off the Wes t en d of said lot Sa1 d lot· 1S bounded on the East by F 1fl h Street Referen ce Deeds Betty Br 1c ~tes , A dm r x o f Estate o f Ina Hoback , Dece a sed, to Char l es F Py les an d Sh tr ley L Py les . Vol , Page an d Vol 155 . Page 45 . Geed Record s Me ,g s County, .Oh10 . You are requ tr ed TO answer the Pet ttion W1lhm twenty e1ght da ys after The l ast publ ,c a t,on of th1S notice . wh ich wi ll be pu bl iShed once each week for snr successi ve weeks , and the last publtcafion w ill be m ade on January 6th , 1978 In case of y ou r failure to answer or other w,se respond as pertrHifed by the Ohio Ru les of C1v1 1 Procedu re within t h e lime s tated , JUdgment b y defau lt wd l be rende r ed aga1nst you for the r elie f demanded 1n the petition . larry E . Sp en cer, Cleric of 1he Co uri of Common P leas. Metgs count y, Oh io (12 ) 2, 9, 16, 23 , 30 , c11 6, 6tc ). c AsH FO R Junk-C;s Frye\ Truck ond A ulo Wrecker Serv iCe Phone 742 2081 or Pennzoil Rut land 742 9575 SJO 61 4 3f8 0311 P IG~ Nt:W IO~A on0 'll\' co1n p tc l.. {'r {I • Ct>l ll'n t SJ'i4 Ror n111g10n II 48 outo l} q{l JO lull e .. cellenr StJ:> Anr ,qut.> W111 chm, t('r b•o!o~ ~(ope and mounh v(>l y good $75 742 235 Q COU N TY Hurnone 5ocoe lv Corelu1E' and odopllon Servo'e qq2 7080 7J2-3162 QQ2 -5J27 Complete wi th all accessones . Yes . we wtll layaway for Christmas . Pomeroy Landmark ..... _ Jack W. Carsey. Mgr .... Phone992 .218 J STAR l<ennel Boord1ng Indoor and out door rur~s Gr oommg oil breeds . Clean Chesh11e sanilory fc ctlltl es Phone (614 ) 367 -02 97 . & D Kennels oil breed dog gr oommg Make oppomtment now lor Hol•doy Season Ca l l H:Z-3162 REGISTERED Bt AGL E dog tor sole Mole 4 yea r's old: 991 55!0 AUCTION SALE every Tue$ and Fro 01 7 pm New ond used merchond1se at Oh 10 R1vt:n Auc l ion Me•gs Plaza M,ddleporl Oh1o . Horne /-'hone t304 ) 77 3-SJ71 NE W HONDA 991 25 14 Z.SO mtn• b•l..e TABLE LAMPS bor stools thr o"' ru gs smok er stan d s dog bonl<. s and macr ame glos s swot"> and hgu {mes Phone QQ2.2598 1977 SUZUK I RM 125 B M otocrosser ex tr as E!xccllc>nt con d1t 101l 992 3082 Will PAY cash for guns go lo.ort s rlllf\1 a nd 1110torcycles or wha t ha ... e you See od under wonted sec li on Frte ~ 992 74 94 . GOOD USED cham sows or will trade l or wha t hove you Fde s 992 -74911 DIXJE FviJ R burner gas range S~e through oven door SI S Can be seen ot Iii 7th A ve M 1ddlepor t Oh1o 52 TRAILER FOR sale Wn te Nancy Clark Rt 1 Bo,.; 3Q _Roc l ~ . ~a~h ~ne_ nv ~ ~er ~t Mns:.uT hl c\f-::- -- FIREWOOD ,• woods sph l . } 4] 2131 ~ eoso n ed ond new snow t~r es Runs good SJSO 1974 Green PoniTOC F1reb1rd 48 000 mtles S2.400 Colt 742 221l or 742 -2103 aft er S pm - ---- WHIT£ 1974 Cor.,.t' ll e 350 4 speed AN1 FM Stereo . rdt te lescop1c wheel. power w1n dows power sreer1n g, diSC brokes custom 1nter 1or OH <ondil 10n 1ng $6 300 or be sl of ler 992 2661 let Pomeroy landmark soften & condtti on your water and Co -op w ater softener, Model UC -SVI. Now Only •279.95· Let us test your wa,ter Free FOR SALE New Co -Op wafer and softener s, model VC-"SJ/1 Only S179 .95 Save SSD .OD on a new Hotpo int Refngerator 1 N ew 20 cub1c ft . Chest Freezer s2S.oo Di scount ( 1 ) Good Refrig era tor S15D Upright Freezer $225 1 Good U se d Hotpoint · R efrig era tor S125 1 Lancaster Chatn Saw S75 Pomeroy Landmark . 1964 TEMPEST 400 4 sp eed new ' po1nl 949 2354 GEi OUT th1 s wonler' 197 1 Super green AM - FM Beet le Bloupunld rodto whtle mtenor New torP:o> ond snow5 2 e •l ros moun led on whee ls Best ofl er over S850 992 .'}897 Pomeroy Landmark 9. _Jack W . Carsey , Mg r lll!iil Phone 992-218 1 VA -FHA 30 yr . tmanc 1ng Ireland M or tg age 77 E Sto l e Ath ens phone (614 ) 592 3051 TRUCK CAP S $199 up Tru ~ ~ ro mpers ? Oon "t m tss our speci '!ls 1 See them today aT Codn~r s Compels on Ro1nbow R1dge Off Rt 7 lake Meig!. 18 to 31' to Bo shon and follow s1gns Owner Rober! Codner l on g Bolt om Oh10 m~ll?t{-=:z :_ ~~:;_"~ 3 AND 4 RM fu r n1s hed a nd un· fv rn •shed o pt!. Phone ' 9ll2 543.t FOUR ROOM S and both only No pets 992 5908 - Aduhs - 2 CAMPER $600 A l ~o . horse trader $450 Phone (61.t ) 698 3290 ECONOMY TRACTOR w11h oil at lochments l 1ke new osk mg $1250 Ph one (61 4) 698 3290 . APPLES . FITZP ATR IC K Orchards Phone Sta te Ro ute b89 Wilke sville . 669 3785 ..........- . RUG S WAll Hong1 ngs ond ofgon s N tce lor Chfls tmas Reosonoble , Coll 992 2214 . -- -- -- 1976 FORD F-250 Custom 17 50)( 14 00 t1reS w1 nch On ly 14 000 m• H eader~ . CB. Top e deck Over S3 ,000 1n e)( lr os Sermus coils only ofter 12 noon · t.96 -l 072 . $b ,800 B & S MOBilE HOMES , PI Pleo son l , W Vo bes1de Heck s 1973 Broodmore 14 x 64 2 be- droom 1973 Dor 1on 14 )( 60 2 bedroom 1972 V1clonon 14 x 67 3 bed1oom 2 bo th 1972 Co ventr y '1'} : 6S 3 bed1 uum 1969 Sto te smo~ 12 x 60 2 bedroo m FIR EWOOD Any length s or o~y om oun l De l 1vered or may p1ckyp Ph_one 949 L563 FIREWOOD, spilt on d d~h ve r e d S45 o cord All hardwood 843-2933 TWO BEDROOM opt 99 2 1288 before 30om Call CHR ISTMAS TRH S lor sole M01n Stree t. Ru tland TWO BEDROOM house All new pa m! cook stove mcl uded Phone 992 -3090 FOR SAlE lq68 '1 Chevrolet P1ck up $350 Vtct n> A Bohr QEJ!;, 4240 HAy F 0 R , 50 1e Ph on e 61 4-667 3890 FO UR ROOM un fu rmshed opt l or rent 992 3658 ~ ~ - - --- ---bedr oom STORY 3 frame house FA . fumoce , sto rm wm dows , fl(aploce Ill M iddleport Phone 992 -3457 or 992 -5867 SIX ROOM house , all elec h1 c r orpeted, car por t $16,000 A rrow Comper , $600 992 -? BBS 10 .?m to 6 pm No Sunday co ils ATTRACTIVE - ADV A NTAGES - FAMILY SEC URIT Y - In t h1s 45 acres in th e country Use natu r e' s hea t , woo d, L C wa t er. electr~c•ty and sept 1c ta nk W il l sell for $13 ,500 Hel en l. Teaford Gordon B. Teaford Assoctates shower Completely remodoel · ed Fuel od fur nace Al l mm erol fights 2 boy cor por i E.... entngs olrerSfm_2..t2-381Q__ HOU SE FOR Sole 3 bed room I cor garage 2 years old $27 500 RuS! IC Hills . Syracuse 9q"} -554l HOBSTETTER REALTY GeorgeS. Hobstetter Jr ., Broker 1071!::1' Sycamore St . Pomeroy, Oh1o PHONE 991-6333 Office Hours : 9 A . M . to •I P.M . Close Thursdays an1 Saturdays at noon . N ew 4 bedroom , 2500 sq ft llv1ng space, 21f2 bath s, 1· room ran ch br ick Locatec 3 miles from Rt. 1. up We s Shade River . Ca l l for at appointment. W e hav& need of llstmgs , all tvpes, t homes, land, comm ercial , e tc. Cheryl Lemley Assoc1ate Hom e Phone 742-2003 Hilton Wolfe, Sr Assoctate Home Phone949 -2589 171~250 511 rrc SHOP CLOSED FOR WINTER· TRIM SHOP IN RACINE Be th e open 1n g of t he tn· door seas on for you wrth your old furnitu• e re · uph oh1ere d i n beaufrful warm co lor s & patt erns from Bob ' s. If you are looking for sa.,.tngs 11 Will pay vou tg pay us a visif . L ocated in back of rh e sew N ' Sew Outl e1 on Moun St. , Rac i ne , 0 . 11 10 I m o Spec1al Order s or Showmg of Car p ets by Appointm en t Only , Phone 949-2814 Dave Parsons, Owner 11 25 1 mo Kingsbu!J Home SaleS EXPERIENCED Radiator~ Service n.::mmtl the ._, ..., trvc:fl or • ull4o••' ~r- .... ,.,.,, to th• ..-11••• Cere. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. •M obi l e Home Underpinning • Roof Coating • Ti e · Down s • Awnings - Carports • In s ur a nc e Repair S TIME BUDGET HOME OVER 3 ACRES Recent l y remodeled . 2 b ed roo m s, b ath . F A. f urance , por ch es , ba sement, ba rn & other build in gs $11. 500 .00 . INCOME Bissell Siding Co~ Sl 7,000 00. NICE CORNER LOT - 2 or 3 bedrooms, b a th , carpe t ing, nat gas FA. furnace , por c hes . Al l th ts for tust $13 ,800 .00. LET US SHOW YOU SOME OF OUR NEWER HOMES - JUST CALL OR DROP IN. HENRY E . CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA CLE~AND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 991 -2259- 991·6191 N o Sunday Call s Plea se 1121 1 mo . IN YOUR by HAIR , SQUIRE WAGON Automati c tran s. 4 cyli nder engine , wood grain side SJ,l95.00 .ACE HARDWARE Young's Carpeting •• Louted In 300 Main St. Pomero y , Ohio Pomeroy 992 -6282 or 992 -6263 8A .Mto4 : 30PM SALES AND SERVICE RACINE CARPET Blown lns11L1tioo Stf'l'ltes Fmancmr ~v.1d1b~ Blown lntu Wills l AHtts SHOP STORM WINDOWS l DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDIIIG-SOFFIIT GUITERS.RWNINGS CONTINUOUS GUTTER SERVICE Thtrd Street Racrne , Ohio LARRY LAVENDER Hartford I Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation Save 30 pet. to so pet. COUTURE QUALITY Dre s-s Mok mg 8 Alt e rot ,or• ~ ll' s no! Too late !o hove your Chnstmos 8 N ew Yeo ' s outl 1t cuslom mode 992-3283 8811175 675 -1581 UNION OPERATED 17 2 1 mo < PU Ll iNS EXCAVATI NG Co mplete Serv1ce Phone 992 -2478 ----- · - - EXCA VA TING dozer backhoe and d1 tcher. Charle s R Hcl f,el d , Bo ck Hoe !>er v1ce . Rutl and , Oh1o , Phone 742 2008 - LOOK HERE - -- --------... con~l r ucho n , ~ Wil l do roof tng , plumbing 00d heotmg No tob too Iorge or too sma ll Phone • 7.4 2-23.48 Ftve 11· 1 bedrooms , n1ce story house, large llv1ng room with shmmg oak. t loonng, large k itchen w ith d1ning area . 2 fu ll ba t hs, 2 bedrooms down a nd 3 upstairs Comple tely insu la ted w ith F A nat gas furnace L arge porches & garage Lac 1n Chest er . Prtce $19,800. HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex · co voling , septiC sys t ems , , doze r , backhoe , dump 1r uck , l1mestone grovel , blacktop povtng Rt 143 Phone I (fl ld ) 698 7331 ,. Save S4.88 Sq. Yd . 11 and 15 If. wrdth ' carpef . back . rubber 4.88 sq. yd. 1 ' Reg. $6.,5-not installed lnsta lied with padding, no extra to pay , Call742·22 11 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPETCbNSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE SPACIOUS HOME TO F IT YO UR BUDGET 3 Bedroom , lovely carpeted ltv 1ng room , wit h sliding gl ass doors, fam 1l y room w tlh f treplace, n1ce dining room , kt tche n w 1th lots of cabine ts. All r emodeled mside & out. Corner lot Close t o sc hool s B. shopping area. A "stea l " a t $21.500 . Shown by appointment on ly ••··························Convenient Shopping Hours FREE GAS Wh y wor ry about th e h1gh cost o f heatmg yo ur h om e, ou tside lights, heat ing yo ur wa ter . dry tng your clothe s, et c We ' ll se ll yoU your own gas welt Not on l y that we' l l throw 1n a good Ph st ory house and 3 bedrooms and bath , mce drning room a nd l u ll basemen t , also over 50 a cr es of land w it h a large beau ftfu l pond slack ed wit h fish Call for appo i ntment Priced for quick sa le at $37 ,500 00 . - UPPER SYRACUSE - Good 2 bedroom house w1 th ba th Two more sma l l bedrooms could be fin ished upsta 1rs. Also garage , storage butldin g, st rawberry pa t ch and garden .space . Driveway is elec tr ic hea ted N 1ce Ohm R i \Cer view F urniture can be -bought extra . Price f or c k sa le House and lot, Sl-2,600 . - EM A T949-23BB Rutland Mon. , Tues., Wed. 8 :.00til 5:00 Thursday 8 til noon ••• ••• •• • FRIDAY TIL 5 Close Saturday At 5 P.M. RUTLAND FURNITURE • . 742·2211- - 1974 CUT. SUP. CPE. 73 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 DR. ARNOLD GRATE ••• •• •• • •• RUTLAND - • 1·························1 •2595 72 CHEVY IMPALA HT CPE. Wa s $1495 NOW '1295 •1795 73 CHEVY NOVA SS COUPE 1971 FORD 4 DR. LTD V-8, au toma t iC, P.S. Wor k Car . •' •795 72 OLDS VISTA CRUISER 73 DODGE CHARGER 72 BUICK ELEC. '• 71 OLDS 98 LUXURY SEDAN Coupe , air Was S2 1'1S PowerS. ai r . Wa-s $199S NOW '1695 NOW '1495 · 75 CHEVY MONTE CARLO A ir . Wa s $249 5 Wa s S2295 . Pow er & A1r . Wa s $4695 NOW '1 one own er 73 OLDS DELTA 88 2 DR. 76 .PLYMO~JH VOLARE •2195 •995 '3695 73 CAPRICE A Second Car Would Mak e A Perfect Fami Gift! A1r . ~ Or HT, a tr , 50 -50 seat 1975 FORD F-25Q ...... .............. ...... '3195 1975 FORD F-100.... .... .. ..... .......... .. I 31 95 V: B- P B , aul o trans, rad i o, loca l owner 73 PINTO sedpn, .'llr Wagon , Stan dard shift •1595 '1995 on e of these courteous sa or George Harris. Karr & Van Zandt 6 cyl , auto tr a ns , c lean 1974 FORD F-100 ......................... 12795 6 cy l , 3 spee d trans , on e loca l owner . Sha rp seda n, a ir 73 MERCURY 1974 tHEV. C-10 .......... ...... .. .. ... .... 12695 1974 FORD F-100. .......... .. ............. '2695 4 Dr '895 d Dr V -8. auto . tra n s. P 5,? 8 , ra d io , ex~ clea n One loca l owner 71 IMPALA '2D95 W D suspens ion . loca l owner N 73 BUICK LESABRE 6 cyl , auto tran s . . P S . P B , rad 1o , sl 1dmg back glass , VB. auto tran s, P S, P B . rad1o, tuto ne patnt, more, 446-9800 NOW 73 CUTLASS 4 DR. HT CPE. 1975 FORD F-100 ................ ... ... ... .'3395 Gallipolis, Ohio 4 dr, V -8,au t o , v in y l roof . Was S279S • NOW '1695 1976 FORD F-150 .. ..... .... .. .. .......... '3695 A 74 CHEVY NOVA '4 DR., Air • 5 speed tran s . rad1o, e,...c cond1t1on Less than P B., .1 spe ~..;d tran s, •395 72 CHEVY IMPALA Gold metall 1c Wagon . a i r Was$ 1895 2' 0,000 miles rl "eep® . RIVERSIDE AMC - JEEP " You ' ll L1ke Our Quality Way of Doing Busine sS" 992 -SJ4 2 Open Evemngs Untii6 : 00- Til5 GMC Fmancing p.m. Sal . Pomeroy 1974 FORD F-100 SUPER CAB .. ..... .... '2795 '· 155" W . B .. V 8, P S., P B, auto trans .' radiO, au ,... fu el ta nk ORDINAN CE NO . 485 AN ORDINANCE TO AME ND ORDINANCE NO . 379 , ORDINANCE NO . 401 , ORDIN A N CE NO. 40 7 , ORDINANCE NO 431, NO . 440 , .. ORDINANCE ORDINANCE · NO . 451. ORDINANCE NO . 454 , ORDINANCE NO 45 6, TO FIX SALARIES AND WA GES OF THE VtLLAGE :S IX to Nine months serv ice, Sl ,969 20 3 m os N 1ne t o Twelve months SE'rv tce, $8 , 188 50 P er year S-tree t and Ceme t e r y Ma rn te nan ce Assistant Superv1sor · One to S1x months se rvice . 52 55 per hour s,,... to Twelve mo nl hs serv ice , $2 93 per hour Labo r e r ~ L ess t ffi§m three month s servi ce , S2 .45 per hou r BE IT ORDA I NED . as Three to Nm e mon t hs follow s by The Council o f th e se r vice, S2 55 per h o ur V il la ge of Pomeroy , On to . Nme to Tw el ve mon ths tw o th irds of a ll members service , 52 67 p er hour el ected thereto con cu rrin g, B . PO LICE . DEPAR T th a t Ord1na n ce No . 379, dated February 6, 1969, Ord 1n ance MEN T Ch 1et of Police N6 . 401, dated June l , 1970, L ess than three months Ord1nance No 407 , da l ed se rv, ce , S1 ,5.t 3.20 for 3 mas November I , 1970, Ord 1nan ce After th ree mon1hs se rv 1ce, " No 431, da t ed May 15, 1972, $6,748 80 pe r year Ordmance No 440, da 1ed Cap t ain August 20 , 1913, Ordtnan ce Le ss than three mon ths No . 451. dated Ju ly 1. 1974, ser v1 ce. $1 ,465 .20 3 mas · brd rnan ce No 454, dated Aller three months ser v1ce , Nov ember · 18, 19 7 <~ , and ' Ord1 na nce No 456 , da t ed $6,438 80 per year Flatrotman Feb r uary 3, 1975 and Or Les s tha n thr ee mon lh s ' d 1nanc e No 473 dal ed Ju n e 6, 1976 is hereby amended to th e . serv 1ce , $1 ,41 7 20 J mos Afte r three n10n t hs serv(ce , e){tcn t t hat Sec t ion I, · Paragrap h A and S~ction 1, '$6, 172 80 per year Pa ra grap h B. Paragraph C. Meter ma n Less than three mont h s Pa ragr aph 0 , and Para g raph servtee, $1.339 20 3 ruos E a re cha ng ed as fo llo ws A ft er th r ee m onth s !iiervl ce. Sec tron 1 . That t he 55,860 .80 per year. fol low mg sc al e o f sa lari eS DI Spa t c her and wages for emp loyees of L ess tha-n thre e mon th s the Vi ll age of Pomer oy, Oh10 sef"v1ce, $1 ,26 1 20 J mas 1S Mereby adopted Afler lhree months serv1ce, A . STREET D EPART $5,356.80 p er year - MENT A ND CEM ETER Y E,...tra P a t rolman or • DEPARTMENT Street Supervisor, One t o M cterman , $2 45 p er hour Extra Dtspatcher , S2.45 per .-Thr ee lfr o n tns- s-e r vic-e , hour $1.68060 J mas C WATEF! AND SEWER • Thre e to SilC months ser vice . S1.8 1J 20 3 mo s DEPARTMENT : OF POMEROY , OHIO . •• . EASTERN 015-TRICT - 11 ~ acres of level land . nice 121o:64 al! carpe ted mobile Home w ith 2 BRs. liv i ng room , k tt chen and bath , 2 room s built on , ni ce fam tly r oom with firepla ce. plen ty of garden spa ce , so me fru!t trees. Large wo rk sh op and block cel lar. City wa ter and sep t1c tank Nice coun tr y se ttmg on Coun ty Rd . 18 . Pnce $15,900. 742 -22 11 Viny l roof Wa s 52795 '1295 c ab [1ghts, one owner , elC cl e an Jeep wrote the book on 4-wheel drive! 30 rolls ol carpet in stock . Good select'Jon all on sale. BATHROOMS AND K1t chens remo deled cerom tc lll e. plum bing carpentry and general 13 years elC mo1n1enonce perience " 992 2~85 ::.:..__ _ MIDDLEPORT - . '4395 73 CUTLASS 4 DR. NOW •2900 75 PINTO WAGON 1976 FORD COURIER ... .. ·'·· ............. 13295 v 8, P S, Rubber Back Regular $6 .95 & ar r , T + T AM FM & l ape. power '2995 I 10% OFF Candy Sfrop Full Low mileage , sharp ca r . a1r. AM-FM & t ape, b l ue, white v 1ny l roof. w h1 te viny l tr im . •7900 Air , AM FM ra diO, b l ue, black vi n y I roof . lUI.'~~~~ AI the time ol year when most 4 wheel drive dealers are holding out for high prtces, Riverside AMC·JEEP Is helping you hold down the cost of tran· sportatton. For the entire month of December Rlnrslde wUI give '< 1975 ROYALE CPE. V1ny l roof. fu ll power ; air , st e reo Wa s S3800 USED TRUCK ""''t1\ Tbe prtce ol any new jeep, truck, Cherokee, or Wagoneer ---- - ~- J cyl , SAVE ON CARPETING YOUR CHOICE 1976 DEVILLE CPE. or SEDAN 73 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE DAN THOMPSON FORD •: 12·7-t mo. BRADFORD Au ctioneer Com ple te Serv rce Ph one 949 2487 or 949. ]000 Ra ci ne Oh10 Cr1H Brod ford roo f & 9,200 •4995 •6295 S A FULL LINE OF 4-WHEEL DRIVES FOR ON AND OFF-THE-ROAD ACTIVITIES 992-5705 L1m tted 2 dr . H T , red , while landa u roof. full power . air S har~ AM-FM '10,000 wheel. 4 speed Wa s SJ99S ~· . PHONE low + T T wheel. tape , landau mtl es 1975 BUICK 225 sha rp ~ . '78 Jeep Pockup Etec. , plumbing , carpenter work .' painling , paneling, any job that needs to be done arou"d your home. a1r , 74 CHEVY VEGA GT CPE. Home Service REM ODELI NG , Plurnbmg, heoling on d oil t ype s o f general repolr Work guoronteed iO years e• · per~ence Phone qq2 ·240q . SEWIN G MACHIN E Repo~r s , ser "'ce oil makes 9(jl2 228.t The Fobri c Shop Pom e roy Author ized Singer Soles and Ji ervice We ~ ho r pe n Sc 1ssors on heattng cost E;.;perience and fully in sured Free Est Call667 -6479 ll -14- 1 mo pd . L - - - - - - - - - - J.EXCAVATING dozer , load er and bockhoc worlo. . dump tru cks ELWOOD BOWFRS REPAIR and lo-boys for h~re . w rit haul Sweeper s toasters , ~ro ns all fi! l dirt to sod li mestone ond sma ll opp l 1omes Lawn mower , graveL Colt Bob or Roger Jef neJ<t to Stat e H1ghwoy Garage tcr s day phone 992 7099 n 1ght on Rou te 7 Phone (614 ) '185· phon~ 992 3525 Or 9~~ 5~~ _ 3825 1 p owe r . 1977 CADILLAC DEVILLE CPE. Full power, a 1r, crUISE', •1 78~-:Jeep C h erokee Holiday Special Henderson ~t-~i£1!~~:0-'C- Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE Fu l l m lleage, light blue . WETllERALL CONCRETE 11 -25 -1 mo! J&L ••t 4995 1977 CUT. CRUISER I -DURABLE "Get A Load Of This" Dave Parson s Owner Srtacllse, Oh10 Ph. 992-l'-13 0 6cy ~ FREE ESTIMATES A1r , AM F M , V roof. low milenge +1970 FORD GAL 4 DR ................. ... 395 : 1957 CHEV. 4 DR ......... 1.n• •~?':'~.?.h.·.~~ .. '500 t + 1969 BUICK 4 DR...... .. ~~~.'.~~~ ..... .. 1395 RUGGED PWMBING & HEATING INC. 1976 GRAND PRIX .. For the second week in a row, Riverside AMC.Jeep will sell any new AMC Gremlin ill stock for 1100.00 over dealer cost. Give yourself an early Christmas Present. step .1976 CHQYSLER N.Y. 4 DR ..~~~ 1 .Y..~~~:~ •• '5495. St.lndard 1 +1976 FORD GRANADA 2 DR '' •ns ........ 2995 t .1975 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC ... ... ~ -~~ .. '2995 t :1975 FORD GRANADA 2 DR ........~'.'.... 'l995t .1974 llUICK REGAL 4 DR ................ '2495 t .1974 FORD GRAND TORINO .... .. .. ... ...12295: +1974 BUICK APOLLO V6 4 DR ....... .'.. .'1995t +1974 VEGA 2 DR ........ ~~-'~; .~~ ·.1 : •••••••• 11295 . • 1973 CHEV. LEGUNA STATION WAGON 11695 t .1973 PONTIAC ...•.............. ........... 11695 t +1973 OPEL 4 DR ...... ~ ............... ..... '995 t :1973 MAVERICK 4 DR ....... .... ........ 11495 t .1973 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ...'..~~ ..~ .~.'1695: .1973 BUICK CENTURY ..........~ .~~: .::r '1495t :1973 PINTO STATION WAGON ........... '1695t • 1973 CHEV. % T. PICKUP. .s.'?:'.~~'.~.~;~.".'. 12395: .1972 OLDS 4 DR ... ......... .... .. ... .... 11095t AMC G ALUMINUM SIOING SOLID VINYL SIDING SOFFIT & C E LINGS GUTTERS& DOWN SPOUT Easy step instruc tion s . 00 74 PINTO 4 spee d trans ., 4 cy litlder sl,895.00 FREE ESTIMATES CARTER Superior Steam Extraction CENTRAL REALTY CO. KIDS new car tr ade in r 4 door , autO , A C. PS, PB 76 CHEVROLET WV TRUCK 2 door coupe , 46,000 miles. General Contrac tors Phone 949 -280 1 or 949 -4: d60 Mtddleport , OhiO 11 9 tfc PROPERTY - Wa l k to sho p, 2 apar t ment s. porches. ground . 2 ca r garage , al l tn good cond ition $13,500 00 6 ACRES - 11 2 year ol d double w t de , 2 large b edr ooms (walk 1n close t s), dining room, bath , la rg e 11 ving room , carpe tin g , all l 1ke new . Garage and ot he r bulldtng IMPAlA 73 FORD LTD Storm Windows Call Professional Builde r s · ·i+, CHEV~OLET 1,695. to 4 73 4 cylinder , automaftc trans , a real gas saver Vinyl & Aluminum Siding Street , Pomeroy , Oh1o or Phon e 992 -7034 . 10 19 1mo. 11 -9 H e - ss,595.00 5 See us at 1100 East Main "The 0fiJin.lfOIS Not The lmtlato~J rooms . bat h, por ch es. nat ga s heat . Buy fht S for less than rent . $5 ,400 .00 . Classic black painr with red V lop and red vi ny l ex te nor E~~:tra clean, new car trade i n Has auto. an d A C :•• • MAIN POMEROY, 0. IT' S COMET 75 FORD PINTO ' MEIGS PLAZA Carpet &Upholstery mov e to that home that you ha ve been prom1slng yo urself 3 bedrooms, bath , formal dmtng , garage. J ~ acr e In excellen t condi t ton $ 19,500 00 77 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX $5,195.00 We're in Carpenter just off R.t 143. Phone 698 -7191. 121 -1 mo Route l PomerttJ, 0 MAYBE 74 MERCURY . A complete selection of Coat & Circulating Heater s at tow prices: Fully stocked . And Wtlh 2 bedroom h ome in town for an ol der couple Al l c1ty ut il rtles Walk to the st ores A good buy at only $11 ,000. 1h Let The Opening OF BOB'S UNHOLSTERING RACINE CARPET Lt tl le 2 bedroom frame home w 1th bath , c1slern wate r . fi r e p l a ce. por ches and basement Nearl y one acre for S7 ,500 NEW 'LISTING -, 4 bedroom , br ic k home . Con '>'en1ently l ocated near sc h oo l s an~ sto re s. Porches , b"sement and allc 1ty uttl1t1es S23 .500 lltedSYdlt, 0. Che st er , Oh io 10 JO c 72 ACRJS 8 rooms , 2 both s w1th - - COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork Route 33 north ol Pomeroy Lorge !ots Co ll992 - 7 .4 7~ a -- ~~ ~- SfARCRAFT FALL Sole . M mt motor s 20" and 22 . TraVel Tra ,lers 18 5 $3,799 25 7 Bunkhou§ e $.4 875 Fold down $1 700 up We sell ser v1ce and quof, ty Open ' Sunday s Comp Conley Storcrolt So les Rt 62 N of Pt Pleo son t COUNTRY· formlond wllh sec lud ed woods wo!er and goJd ac cess lf1 Monroe County W Vo $1 000 down coli (30.4 ) 7723102 or {304 ) 772 -3127 Commercro l" pr<!perty opprox 17 acres level land , located ot Tuppers Plo 1ns on Oh1o Route 7 Phone "( 614 ) 667 6304 COAL , l1 mestone , ond ca lct um chlor1de and colcw{_l)~b r me fo• dust contr'ol ond spe <tol mDt mg salt tor for mers . b;celstor Salt Work s Mo m Stree t Pomeroy Oh to ~_r:_ phone 992- 36'11 family hom e ot 4 bedrooms . all c1 1y u ttl tlies. la r ge gard e n . near pl ayground and sto re Wa nt S16 SOO NEW LI ST ING ;- Country home an d 6 a c res . Rem odelmg 2 bedrooms. bath, l eadin g Creek water . Near town $ 19.500 PARTS · LABOR . GUARANTEED REASONABLE >RATES Jack's Septic Tank Service A - d~hvered ---- We have enlarged our service department and w i ll serviCe Hotpotnl and other bra nds R IVER hard MOBILE HOME rt:tpo ir s 992 5858 APPLIANCE SERVICE Re s•den t tal and commercial. Call for esttmale , 24 h our service Anyday , any ttme . Phone 985 -3806 Box 34 3 bedroom, Aulomilic Tr.ansmtssion Service 992·2206 or 992-7630 WILL PAY cosh fo1 good guns mmt -b<lces mo torc ycles go korls tr actors Idlers bench ~ Phone 992 -2181 t ool~ or whot ho ve you W1l l even buy broken guns for ports extr a bar rels et c F1fe s WILL DO typ1ng Manuscri pts . stollst,<ol resumes eTC Call Rt 7 South Mtd d le port 992 -3827 evenmgs oft er-6 and 992 7494 We€1kends . 1972 CHEVROLET VEGA wolh 2 21 6 E Second Street Pom proy , Ohio 45769 Phone 992 -JJ25 Appalachian Stove Company SWAIN Phone Mrke Young AI CALL US Pomeroy Landmark 9. ~Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. IF YOU ho ve o ser vtce to offer, won t to buy or setl som eth ing, or oe loo k1ng for work who te .... er you II ge-t re•;ul t ~ foster w1th o Sen t mel Won I Ado Colt 992 ·21 56 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING VIRGIL B. TEAFOR D, SR. REALTOR CO LlE CTOR BOTTLE S seals un ' broken Coil (30.t ) 773 5651 Mason W Vo. FUEL OIL AND GAS SERVICE - e.xtra ni ce '77 with a c, P S, PB . V top, radiaLs ;\(To,,)!( VIEW OF ~IS I N G 8 TEAFORD[B 2 b•.Hhs •. all c1 ty u til tt ies. near shopp 1ng, an d oth er conven 1en ces $15.000. ROBYN C.B. sx 007 $79.95 M ~!GS OlD FURNITURE ICC bolCeS bras s beds rron bed s e1 c co mplete WI LL CAR E for the elderly m our households Wnte M D M ~ller home Ph one 992 73 I 4 Rt 4 Pomeroy , Oh to or coli PIANO TUNING lone Do n~els 992 77 60 New phone number 992 2581 II no answer call 992 2082 NO ITEM TOO Lorge or loo sm all Will buy I puace or com plete hou sehold New used or anti · IN THE We Are Now ques Marlins Fu1n1lure 20 N COMMON PLEAtS COURT 2nd St. M1ddlepod Phone M EIGS COUNTY , O HIO Taking New 997_ 6370 C: ase No 16 ,6S6 Customers For CHARLES F P YLES , CHIP WOOD Pole~ mo:c Rac m e, Oh10 4S771 dmmc ter 10 on Iorge~\ end SB aod SHIRL EY L P Y LE S per ton. Bundled slob S6 per Ractn e, Oh1 0 4S771 ton Del,vE-red to Oh1o Pe llet Pla 1n1 1H s Co Rl . 2 Pomeroy 992 2089 The Un k no wn H e1rs , O e'>' Jsees . Lega tt es , Q,s tnbutees . Admi n 1stra1ors and Executors , if any , of J ose ph H oback , D ecease d ; DODCl ' , 1on Club Cob Aut o fll i(('c/ tl"'OSO r,ob l l Q..t9 1801 HOOF HOLLOW Hor:.e-l> Buy wll toode or lloon Nii!w and ... ~E'd :.addles Ruth Reli!v es Albany \Ql 4] 698·3290 AKC REGISTERED pek1ng ese pup ptes Phone t304' 882 2083 1EXAS OIL cop1pony r\eeds mature person for shor t lnps surround1ng Polf1 eroy Contocl (U stomers We tro 111 Wr11e K M DICk Pres Sou thw estern Petroleum Fi Worrh T)( 1wn• IC't 1oal~ t o• • down owr"J' tmo"'""d Mon •oc Co ull 1y \V Vo Ph on t• {304 ) 77'1 J lUlo• ,J(I4 77 23227 ~MAt l 77 CHEVY MONTE CARLO Business Services Nl W J lwdrl1t.lll housC' 1 bnrh .. oil l.'il!l 1 oct~ M1ddlepo1 ' elL~'" ro Rutlond Phone ~<n 7 4lH RESTORED STUD Ser\I ICP AK C FOUND ABANDONED srnoll FO R rp g, sl ered c01:ker spomel prett y youn g female d og Mo\ Blo(k and 1on Cl ark sdale ed breed N 1Ct> pe-l Need:. good home 7-f 2 309(] between 11 11: l 1nes Showquol ,r,. J 8. D Ken tHils 742 3162 ' /l am A sk for 8 1 onc~e EXPE RIENCED REFRIGERATOR ond Pa 1d opp l1 once servrcemon hof,dc ys vacol ,ons end ho~ pi!o lt z OITon G o l l 10 Woal ro gerotot Co 011 3rd Ave Gollr pol,s Oh 1'o tlO\;.~IHS fo1 ,af,.. I noe- onrl up M dJicp01' n t•m flutlond :u1l <l'n 748 1 Jl~l/ l'els for Sale sse t TIMBER Pomeroy ducts Top pr1ce sow limber Coli I<E"n t Honby 1 446 ~alt· t'nr AT RIGGS USED CARS Wat er <1nr1 '.>c~·. c r Dtsl r' 1uU I1 0n Sys t e m Super i n t endent. 1! 3 .85 pe r hour Assistan t P l ant Supcr m te ndent , S3 .JO per hour • U t lllly Tra 1nee and Operator 1n t ra in1ng Less than three months se r v 1ce, $2.45 per hou r Thr ee to Ntn e mont h s se r v 1ce, $2 65 per hqur N1n e to Twe l ve mon th s serv 1c e, $2 75 per hour A f t er twelve mon ths scr v 1ce, $J 00 per ho ur D LABORER Q ff, ce Cl erk Bookkeep er, $5,822 .80 per year , ASSIS tan t Offi ce Clerk Boo k keeper . $2 .45 per hou r Clerk of Board ot Pu bl 1c Affa1rs , $30 00 per mon t h E MISCEL L A N EOU S EM PL OYEES ~ Secretary to Mayor L es s l h a n si)l; months ser v1ce , $2 ,408 40 6 m os After six mon ths service, S5.356 80 ptr year Section 2. Hol 1day Pny All reg u lar employee s m ust work t he day preceding and th e day a ft er a hOlid ay and on scheduled work days to be cl,glb lc tor hol iday pay . No Blu e Cross day or Vacation day can be tuken befor e or after a holi d ay A ho li day tha i fall s 1n a sc h eduled vac ation week (5 day) wrtl be paid regular lime Departments thai opera te 2-4 hour s per day and a lloliday that f a lls m regular emp l oyees wo rk. sch ed u le rnay tak e a Blue Crass day_or a vacation day a-t regular sa lary Holrda y off wd l go by seniori t y each shift. I I W1ll be lhe r espO il Sibtll ty Of the Ch1e f to ascerlain that • 1 1971 FORD RACHERO SQUIRE.. .. .. .. ... 1395 V 8. au to . tran s, P .S, rad io ., loca l owner • For Saturday, Dec. 10,- t977 ASTRO"GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol DAN THOMPSON FORD See Pal Hill, Rock y Huppor Darrell Dodrill For A Good De al on a New or U se d Vehicle Open E\Je ning s ti 16 · 00 e xcept Thursday and Saturday . Closed Sunday 992 -2196 Mtddleport, 0 . there will b e a1 least one senior offt ce r in the Village on hot 1d ay s fo r stand by ca Its . t o advi se and or ass tst Junior of f 1cers 1n any s1 tua t ion th at sho uld occu r w he re help is needed Regular emp loyees w 11l be po1d double ttme ( 16 hours ) lot holtdays wor~ed Regular l tme (8 hOursJ 1f not worked EJ<tra ern pl ovees Wtl l be pa1d one t 1me and and u ha l f (11?1 wh en working holidays R egula r employe~s work 1ng o(h e r t pa n r £: gu l ar shift wil l only b e pa id t 1m e and a ha l f (Ill) H ol1days obser ved by the V I llage wil l be January lsi (not 2nd ) Memor 1al Day , Ju l y 4th (no t 5th ). La bor Day , Tha nJ<,sgl vlf'\9 Day and Ch r1stm as, De ce mber 15 th (not 26th 1 Sect i on 3 Th a t Ordinance N o . 379 , dated Febru ary 6, 1969 , Ord 1n Qnce No 401 , Dated June 1. 1970, Ordi n a n ce No . 407·, dated No vem be r 1, 1970 , OrU 111i11H.e No 431, dated Muy 15, 1972, or . d1nance No 44 0, da'!ed Aug us t 20. 1973. Ord inance No. 4S 1, dated J ufy 1, 1974, Or d 1n ance No 45~. dated November 18 , 1974, and Ord,nance No . 456, Qated Feb ruary 3, 1915 an d' Or dinance No 473 , dated Ju n e 6.,.. 1976 a r:~d illl other Ordma nces tn con flic t with the prO VISto llS l'lf Th1S Or d1 n a nce shall be an d are he reby rep e aled Sec t ,on 4. That th is Or di nan ce sh all take ellect and be 1n force tram and a ft er t he ea r liest period allowed by low Jan 1,' 1978 Pa ss ed 12 5 77 A'TTEST : James w1'aJ to n Clerk APPROVE D · Cla r ence And r ews. Mayor I 121 9, 16, 2tc You co uld amve at a c ross· fO ads th ts com1ng yea r and choose an en tire ly differen t street of dreams . Chances are your deCIS IOn will be an excl tmg o n!!. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca§e No . 2i~ 6 4 Esta1 e of B ess ie E . Mu sser Deceased Not1 ce 1S here by given thai L lf t,an Bess K.ng of Rout e L Mlddleport , Ohio, has been duty Appo,nlcd ,E lCecu tfllC o r th e EStijt e Of 8CSSIC E Musse r . deceased, rate o r Rou t e 1, Rut l a nd. Me1q s Count y, OhtO Crod, tor s are requ ,red to file .1he 1r c lillmS w1th sa 1d f iduc, ary wi t hin t h ree · monlh s Dated lh1s 19th day o f No\o' em ber 1977 SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 23-0ec. 21) Make som e sltgh t tran s formation s 1n your soctal patt ern today It co ul d be a good t1me to check out that new c rowd you ve been curmus abou t Find out 1.0 w hom you ' re ro· man tiCall y sulted to by se nd i ng lor you r copy o f A stra-Graph Leller Mall 50 ce nt s fo r eac h sign des ire d an~ a ton g, se lfaddressed. s tamPed en velope to As tra -G r aph P 0 Box 489 , Radi o C1ty Station , N Y 10019 Be sure to specrfy yo ur birth sig n ' CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan. 19) up your ear s today 1t yo u hear someone mentton a n ew busl· ne ss opportu nity . There may be a way you can cu t yourse l f in on 11 GEMINI (May Zf·June ZD) Th e spml of c oopera lt on is espectall y s tro ng tn you t oday Th ere 's hardly anyone you ca n 't put com plete ly at ease 1n your -presence CANC,ER (June Zf·July 22) A good (jay to sta rt a new job, a new hobby or eve n a n e w . exer c1se program . If you initiate 11 no w , t;:ha n ces are you 'll get a lot out o f 11. Contemplat r ng a ca reer LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) Th e lion change? Today wo uld be an !S tn h is ele ment to day You're e.~tcel le nt day to make some fun to be around and yo u use discreet inquine s aobu l what ' s ,the best 1n you r ex pansive na ture to make sure eller yava1labie . AQUARIUS (Jan. ZO·feb. 19) body ' s hapo y . Don't be afra td to dream big VIRGO (Aug. 23·Stpt . 221 This today A ll !h ose fine opportu ni· IS th'e time to t:e up loose en ds t1es aren ' t earmarKed lor oth· that ha11e b een dragg1ng along , ers, one could ha11e your nam e Get th em ou t o l y6ur hair , Embark o n new and exci ti ng wrl!len o n tl PISCES lfeb. 20-March ZD) •myages Something b1g co uld be brew· LIBRA (Sopt. 23-0ct. 23) A m.g fOf you by way o f a joi nt cha nge o f sce nery v1a a shor t venture Thi ngs co uld de11e1op tnp m ay be just what -;oou nee d today tha t mean cash today . to freshen your oullook Don ' t travel t oo far secu rily tomorrow. _ 19) SCORPIO (Oct . 24- ~ov . 22) A Something may happen today to gtve you a co mple te ly d tfl erMann,nq D . Webster en! outlook on a prob lem dogg- rt o f co • mmon - - Pieas JuJ!ge.- - lng you II c ou ldb e are f reshrng Cou Probate D 1vis1on e!l"penence . I ll ) 15. 1121 7. 9. Jtc. TAURUS (April ZO·May ZOI Perk change tn co nd11ions presently evolv1ng could brighten you r linanctal p tct ure . it's b een a long lime tn co mmg ~ but wo rth wa•ttng lor AIRE S (March Z1·Aprll INf.:WSPA.PEA ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 �' 1"- Thr Oatlr S<-nllnel. ~ttddlepon-Pumero} , 0 .Fnda) , Det·. 9, 1977 " · ---------------------------1 . Brown's appeal ·! is turned down Area Deaths I COLUMBUS t UP I I Tlk' OQJO Supremt> Court tuda) dJsrn1ssPd Atturne\ Gt>rwr<.tl W1Jl1am J . Brown'S appea l of iJ Ppbhc Utlhtlt>s C'ollUlli S.Sllltl 'of Oluo dectstOnl•st Aprtl n• qutrm~ the Ohio Power Co. to refw1d about $9 nulhon lfl o\·erC'harges to its eustonwrs. The attor ney general argued in the suit that the rt' fund sho uld havt• bet•n !,'Tea ter. I n a separate, bUl relatt•d , case. the Supreme r uurt refused to disnws_., Ohm Power's suit agamst the PUCO chargi ng that the refund should ha\'e been lower. The allorney .. gener..al argued in that case th•t Otuo Power 's suit against htc PUCO ruling sho uld be dismissed. Last April, the PUCO ru led TRUSTEES TO MEET Chester To ~<nsh i p Trustees will meet Tuesday , Dec. 13 at 7 p.m . at the town hall in C11ester. SPEAKER NOTED The Rev . Clifford B. Coleman, nat ive of Middleport , will be the guest speaker Dec. 11 at Hope Baptist Chapel, Middlepon. INTEREST On Certificates Of Deposit '1.000 Minimum 1 Yr. Term N inet y da 'y 1nterest pena lly wit h drawn b e fore if matunty dat e Mei~ Co. Branch _(!) The A then\. 1...0unly Saving s & Loan Co . 296 SecQnd st. Pom eroy , Oh 1o l!:rllj tl1011 Uh10 Po" t'r should makt> a S9 nulhon r~fund to tl!i t· ustonwrs aft e r heo~nn g t rstunon ~ m ct $45 tmlhon fule adJu.stnwnt t'~ St' fllt>d b) the northeast Oluo utthty . Otuo Power ;trgued. m askUl~ for H rt•ht'anng . hat th~ rdund should ha\'l' be~n s~ .5 nuliun. Tht• attorney !-!Crlt'ral. IS also asking for ct rehcCjring. urgu"l that tht• r~fu nd should hu\' t' bet•n greHter. Both reqm•sts for a reht>unng were dt'fllL'd - <1 dee1sion wha:h wa s appea lt><l to the Supreme Court. r--------~·-···-------------------, N. W. COMPTON. 0.0. t I I L V IRGINIA CLARk V lr g1 n1a Cl ..'lrk 51 of &52 Fi ffh A ve , Kan augc'l . a rt>llrcd employ ee ol Hol zer Mf'd1t al Cen ter , d ied t hNe al 9 55 a m Thurs.day Sh.e;had been tn fa ili ng hea lth fdr f1ve v.ears. She was born April 19, 1920, 1n Ch esh tre Twp. to I ra and Neff te Roush Swtsher She was marr ied O c f. 10, 1954 , in Lawrence County to Hoyt Clark , who sun.11ves along wdh a son , Bobby , Kalamazoo , M 1ch ., and a granddaugh ter She also is .survived by a stepdaughter, Mrs . Karen Corse, Canron . Mrs Clark ' s surv i vors in elude a brother and three sisters · Gerald Swisher , Rt I, B1dwell ; Mrs . Norman (Hazel) Nyc, Carey, Ohio ; Mr~ . Ohio hit with Sn.OW Unlt•d Press International A second major storm in as many days moved across l'lhio Thursda,· and early l\)day. dw11ping up to eight inches nf new sno w on mul'h nf the n0rtheastE'rn se<'t ion. :\·Inst other areas uf the state got twn or more lnr hes nf snow and more of the white fluff\· st uff was forecast tnda~· in northea stern Ohio. snow created The hazardous road conditions aroWld the State and forced sCho0l cl0sings in many .areas. Nearly all schools were closed ~ o day in northeastE'rn Ohio, including every public and parochial school in Lake Co w1ty . Travelers' advisories were in effect for the entire state. Temperatures were in the lnw or mid 30s early today but forecaster s sa id cold alr p<1unng into the state on the heels of the storm would lower the mer cury into the teens or lower 2\is by this aftern oon. Bitter · cold temperatures were expected to prevail throughout the weekend . Al Cleveland-, whic~ had a total of 13 inches ·of snow on the ground , Hopkins ]nternational Airport was ri ns ed and all downtown hotels were reported!)' filled. The airport was forced to close for the second time in tw n days, agaln because of poor visibility and heavy snn w. Offic ia ls in Van Wert County Th'ursday ordered all snowremoving equipment off the highways because ' of blinding and drifting snow. That action caused massive traffic jams and stranded hundreds of motorists. OPTOMETRIST OFFICEHOURS:9:30tol2,2to5(CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. • : I I ( I ---------------------------------~. Our open door policy. Our no -red ·tape Auto Loans are fast. And our interest rates are low. At our bank ... you ·make the difference! Come on in. See for yourself. - Jack (Grace-) Clark , Middleport; Mrs . John W ! Daisy ) Thomas. Chestl ire . A sister preceded her in death . I n her ear l ier yeats she at tended the Popl ar Ridge Church. Funeral ser<J it es , will be held at 1 p.m . Saturday at t he Waugh ·Hal ley·· Wood ~uneral Home , tne Rev , John Jeftrey of h ci at ing , and burial w i ll be in Mound Hi ll Ce m etery Fr-i,nds may ca ll 2 ·4 and 7 9 p .m . ·roctay at th e funeral nome MINNIE HORNBECK Call 1ng hour s for 93 -year old Minnie- Hornbeck . 166Q North High St ., Col umbus, will be 2 4 and 7-9 p . m . today at t he Schoedinger ·Norris Chapel. 3574 North Broad· way , Gr ove City, She died a1 5: 30p.m . Wednesoay . Funeral ser vices will be he ld at the s-ame pla ce Schoedinger ·Norris Chapel --at 10 :30 a.m. Sa turday , Or . Carl Wiley officiating . En· tom bment wil l be .. i n Colum · bus ' s Union Cemetery ma usole um . Survivors of Minni-e Horn· beck are three nieces and a fos ter son, Charles W itham . She was born Ma rc h s, 1884, to Ephra im and Alice Sigler Whit e. CECIL RICHARDSON COOLV I LLE Ce vil V. Richardson, Sr .• 79, of Route 2, Coo lville. died early th is morning at his home fol low ing an extended illness . He was born at F.rost in Me igs County , tbe son of the late Lewis and Nett·ie Brow ning RiChardson . His first wife, Nina . died in 1968 . -Three brothers . Clyde, Guy · and Wade, also preceded him in deatll . Mr . R ic hardson was a ret i red dairy- farmer and school bus dr'*er . A former d irecto r of the Cit i zens Telephone Co. in Coolville, he was a member of Coo lville Lodge 337 FS.AM, Scoltish Rite Valley ot Columbus , and ot the farm bureau . . He is survived by his wi fe. Lucy Felton Richardson, two sons, Cecil V, Jr . and Thomas L. , both Of COQivilie ; a st,e:pdaughter , Mrs . Vera NPihauP.r . T ucxQn. Ariz. ; two grandsons , Barry and Larrv Richardson and a great gr~nddaughter , Suzeanne Richardson . Funeral services will be Sunday af 2 p.m . at the White Funeral Home in Coolville with t he Rev. Wal t er A. Frost officiating . Bur ial will be in the Troy Bapt ist Cemetery where Masonic graves i de rites will be conducted by Coolville Masoni c Lodge 337 . Friends may ca ll at the funeral home after noon on Saturday . .. ! Systems 41 years and sub st ituted 10 years. He was a Jr ., of Coventry , Conn ., and Thomas J . of Un i ontown . Ohio ; one dauQhfer , Mrs. Danc1 ( Annabel) Van Meter . Belpre ; a sister . Mrs . Goorge (Mary ) Genehime r of Chester ; si:x grandc:hildr'en . Mel in da Kay Pellet ie r , Wes ley Allen R o!i~· Randa ll Thomas Rose , Patrici a Lee Rose. Dav id Nea l Van Meter and Lor i Elizabeth Va n Meter and a great -gra nddaughter , Am y Tt1eresa Pelletier. Funeral services will be Sunday at 11 a.m . at the White Funeral Home i n Coolville with t he Re v . Richard Thomas and the Re v . Freeland Norr is of · ficiating . Buri a l will be in Reeds vi lle Cemetery . Frie nds may cal l at the funeral home on Saturday from 2 ti ll 4 and 6 till 9 p.m . ... ··.·.. ) j' Spcr lnl ' mr • t of Evangellnr Chapter 17% OES wlll bt' held at 1; 30 tonight at the Middleport Masonie Temple. Olflt•ers ~- Ill be Installed. I member of the Reeds ~ ille Chr ist ian Chur cn and the Ohio Teachers Assn . ~ Mr ~ ose is surv i ved by his wiie , Verna· 8t1ckley Rose : two sons , James L:.awrence ·.·.·· Farmers warm up tractors boat firm Zinn 's Landing -at · JAMES L. ROSE REEDSVILLE - James L. Rose. 73, of Reedsville died early Friday morn ing ~t the h~Jme of his daughter · in Bet pre. Born at Racine he was the son . of the late Lewis and Abb1e ft/,oo re Rose. He was also preceded in death by five brothers. · .. Mr . Rose was a retired school teacher hav ing taught in t he Meigs County School An acti.on to garnishee was filed by Commonwealth Loan· Co., Parkersburg against Sandra Humphrey , Coolville, in Meigs Common Pleas Court. A sui! for $1 ,434.95 was filed by Grange Mutual Casualty Co ., Coiumbus, James Thomas and Annbelle Thomas, Rt. 1, Middleport , against Jo hn J . Manley , Middleport for damages resulting in an automobile accident on June 27, 1976 on SR 124 in ·Rutland Township. seroice watercraft SAFETY PATROL ~ Front 0-rl, Scott Gheen, Beth Wolfe, Mary Long; Lynn Epple , P . J. Harris and Ch ris Bw·delle; back row, Melvtn Van Meter , Jimmy Farley, Bobby SouUl· ern. Jolem• Moodispaugh, Jen ny Meadows, Tracy Herman anc1 Zandra Vau~hiJn . A 14th member n0t pi ctured is Fnmces Hoffman . Fifth, sixth graders are protecting children The group, after training The gro up of 14 is divided by Glaze, is working at five into two teams each of which iritersections each day after will work for periods of two sc hool dismisses in Mid- weeks each. School Prin· dlepol1. The patrol has been cipa Is Robert Morris and Don provided with belts, hats and Hann ing helped in the badges free of charge by the selection of the pupils for the AAA . honor posts. A sa let y patrol of fifth and sixth graders of the Bradbury Elementary School h•s been organized under direction of Georg e Gla ze t o provide protection for pupils of the Middlepo r t Elementary School. scoring in the reserves game at Ironton . The Meigs varsity, now 0-1 in. the league, plays Monday at 7:15 against Alexander in a non-league match. The reserves open the evening activity against Alexander reserves at 6 p.m. • The scoring ; Meigs - Drehl 2.(4; ·Riggs 1~2 ; King 7~14; Diddle 2~ 4; Woodyard 1~2; Zerklo040. Totals 13~26. Ironton - Bryant 44-8, McCreary 1~2 ; Slagel, 2-0-4; Lattimer 4·1-9. Totals 11-1-23 . VOL 12 « area of the Silver Memorial Bridge and Shopping Pl~za, Piper Hill at Vinton and on US 35 on the various bridges on the by-pass. Two persons were injured in an accident at 3:30p.m . on the US 35 by'pass where Cynthia L. Smith, 33, Point Pleasant, lost control of her ca r on an iced-up bridge. The vehicle ran off the road striking a guardrail. She and a passenger , three-year old Greg Smith, had minor injuries . They -were taken to the OPEN TON AND EVERY NIGHT TIL The Norfolk and Western ~ Railway reported that it ~ loaded less lhan one-fourth the normal number of coal cars in Virginia , West ~ Virginia, Kentucky and oitio. ~ Holzer Medical Center by the Gallia County Volunteer Emergency Squad. An accident about the same time created a traffic problem on the Silver Memorial Bridge. The patrol said Barbara L. , Kapp, 21, Point Pleasant, lost control of her car which slid around blocking traffic. Reports of several accidents were incomplete since there were so many at the same time. Drivers were advised by the patrol to phone in necessary information. = HARRY MOORE range economic eve1opment and diverslfication cannot be obtained by energy policies based on zero growth." At the .same tl~e, ~he commission said, "except in extranrd1nary s1tuat1ons, environmental standards and regulations should not be relaxed to meet national energy needs.'' MIDDLEPORT - Harry Samuel Moore, retired Middleport businessman, died Frida¥ afternoon after a lingerin·g illness at his S. Third Ave. residence in Middleport. Mr. Moore was owner and operator of the -Royal Crown Bottling Co. in Middlepo.r t for a number of years. Prior to coming here he operated Royal Crown Bottling Co. plants iii Ashland, Ky ., ahd Huntington, W. Va . He also had operated a . feed store in Huntington. MNr. Moore was a member of Grace Episcopal Church in Pomeroy and was a 50 year member of the Masonic Lodge and the York Rite. He was a member of Poage Lodge 325, F&AM, Ashland; Hasa Temple, Ashland :. Ashland Commandery 28, Knights Templar; Apperson Chapter 81, R.A.M Ashland ; Bosworth Council 46, Royal and Select Masters, Pomeroy; a life member ofthe Elks lodge 107 in Gallipolis having been a member of the lodge !or 37 years ; the Twin City Shrine Club, Masonic rites will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home by Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM. Mr. Moore was born Sept. 22, 1894. He was 83 at lhe time of his death. He was a . son of the late Samuel S. and Ullian Rule Moore and was also preceded in dealh by two brothers, Eugene and Franklin; a sister, Marie, and his first wife, Anna Noonan Moore, who died in 1959. Surviving are his wife, Jean Lama TIL .PM . ~ Christmas Omaments w ~ ~ Most Halhnark onumtent designs are dat_c d and nonbreakable. And· the"'"' beautiful- W sure to bceome ~ treasun~d f;:unil~' · ~eepsakes. Shu1 your ('Ollection non·, ~r give one to .~ lo\'t.'rl one. It s another n ·ay to say you care. ~ Titfan~· Classi<-s ~ Nonhreakctbil~ ornanwnt:-; f(·atwi n.~ 1he I{ look of stained lt•Hdect glass. tfl: ~ w Ill U ~ · I{ a·""'.. II: (., ~ cUmcnsion twirl o:tUout ill a decornt:ive fi':.une. ' th c'Se lu)51i qualitv. nonhrmk<thle omamen ts . "' l( ~ W ... t~ ·· The look ofhand:c<o-ved wood antique& ornaments featunng hand-painted ti desi,,ms . · . II! ;, !.( which will accmn modate many more bClats ancf pnm de a place for repair of boats. . tntintl • MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1977 PRICE 25 CENTS • The statement b}' Lester was made SatUrdav. company officials said the only work betng performed at the three following concern 1 shown by UMW Meigs and Vinton County mines was in members that the company might attempt maintenance and to prevent deterioration to mine coal during the UMWA strike. A delegation of union officials, led by · or either the mines or lhe equipment. Gene Oiler, president ~f UMW local 1886, Harry Lester , general mine will meet with Southern Ohio Coal Cu. superintendent, said it would be officials on Sunday, said Lester. ''impossible to mine any coal without the Meigs County Common Pleas Court UMWA labor force and no•effort would be John C. Bacon and Vinton County ·Judge made to -mine any." Common Pleas Court Judge Wade H. Lohr !ale Friday limited the number of pickets to three at each entrance to Meigs No. l and Meigs No. 2 mines and Raccoon No. 3 mine in Vinton County. The pickets also must be at least 15 feet from each ·other and must not interfere with supervisory Personnel entering the mines. · Steve Hiles, a spokesman for the AEP office in Lancaster, said, ''Striking miners Moore· two sons, Harry S. Moore, Jr., and at Racoon No . 3 prevented the mine Willia.;. N. Moore, both of Ashland; a brother, Herbert F. Moore of P9meroy; a sister, Mrs . Florian (Helen ) Lyle, By DEBORAH FRAZIER Ashland; two granddaughters , Cathryn United Press International Jayne and Carla Ann, both of Ashlan.d and Tractors by the thousands surrounded severat nieces and nephews. statehouses in major farm states across Mr. Moore was a veteran of World War the nation Saturday as farmers l, having served in the U. S. Navy. demanding better prices for their crops Funeral services will be held at 11 ptit on an impressive show of strehgth for a.m . Monday at the Episcopal Church in next week's threatened farm strike. Pomeroy with t~e Rev . Harold Deeth and Christmas shoppers on windy ~treets . GALLIPOLIS- That h.azy twUigbt the Re"' Dwight Zavitz officiating. The cheered the farmers sittlng atop tractors zone between dream and reality early Rev. Father John W. P. Weise will be in belching black diesel smoke while police Saturday momlng near Vinton brought charge of committal in the Ashland, Ky., tried to Unsnarl traffic jams. some bloodletting. cemetery. They came from places like Prospect GaiUa County Sherlft James MontFriends may call at the Rawlings· Vailey, Watonga, Cherokee County, gomery's deputies said tbat Bob Coats Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Sterling and Riverton . Earflaps were CochraP., 30, Vinton, had the dream. It p.m. today. down and checkered wool jackets zippered was 2 a.lD. He was on the back seal of a car hung up on tbe road close to VInton, :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·:·:·:·:=:·::::;:;:;::::::;;:;:;:;:::::;::.:::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::. up against chill winds as farmers demanded · breakcven prk'es for their when he started wielding a knife, ac· EXTENDED OUTLOOK cording to deputies. crops . Monday through Wednesday, lair "It's hard to say how many of us there Tbe nightmare ended. Chancy and cold Monday, with highs In the 20s are," said John Stulp, ~spokesman for the Thacker, Rt. I, Ewlogton, had a lourand lows In the teens. A ~bance of sDO\\' American Agriculture movement, inch laceration. The Gallla County Tuesday and Wednesday, possibly Organiz~r of the farm strike. "But it's not Volunteer Emergency Squad look mixed with rain south. Highs wlll be In hard to measure moods, and we are all in Thacker to Holzer Medical Ceoler, the 30s and lows wlll be in the 20s. the swne mood." w~ere he was treated and released. SqueaHng c.ity children in Denver Another passenger, Involved :::::::::::;:::;:;;::::::;:;:;:::;;;:::::::::;:;:::;::;;;;;;;:;;:;::;;::::;::::;;;:;:;.:::·:·:·:·:·:<·:·:· climbed on the first tractor to roll up at the neither In the dream oor the actuality, COFCTOMEET statehouse early Saturday morning, the was Clayton Snyder. Alltbree claimed POMEROY- The Pomeroy Chamber first farm implement they had ever seen. to be friends, and no one was "mad" at of Commerce will meet Tuesday at noon at An estimated 1,500 tractors and other farm anyone else, unless it was a dreamed· the Meigs Inn. Speaker will be Bill Hogan vehicles arrived at the Denver Olpitol by up mlsldenllllcallon. who is with Gallco Work Activities Center Continued on page u~ :::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:':·:·:·:·:·:·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::.:::.:::::::::.;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:· for the mentally retarded. • Tractors surround capitals Laceration after a mere dream painful ~· W ~ W the family and to assist them in any way possible. Any child with problems relating to the anns, legs, feet or hands can ,attend the clinics. The problem that the child has can be one that he has had since birth or due to an InJury. Veterans · Memorial Hospital is providing facilities for the clinic free of charge. Anyone wishing information may contact Opal M. Grueser, R.N., Meigs County Health Department, 992-3723. superlntendent and other superowisory personnel froin leaving the office at the mine until nearly midnight Thursday. The miners have also preven ted supervisory perSOnnel from...ente:ring the mine." Hiles said AEP has "a couple of laboratories in that complex that people .. are being kept out of. We aren't mining any coal.' ' ' Vinton County Sheriff Ronald Davis said no one was hurt in the incident. "They just wouldn't let anybody get out of the mine," tle said. "I went in and talked to the mine supervisor and he told me llley wouldn't let them out. I went out and talked to the pickets and they told me they wouldn't let them (the supervisory personnel) out.' I waited until I finally got some help and finally got them out. " Meanwhile, officials of UMW District 6 and UMW local officials met in Cadiz Friday to learn details and costs of an interim hospitalization program arranged by the district nffice. Trustees of the UMW Health and Welfare fund suspended. hospitalization beneflts at the start nf the nationwide UMW strike at midnight Monday. The interim program wHl run for 90 days and may be extended for a second 90 day period. Some loc al officials say the most important subject in contral't ta lks in Washington between the UMW and th~ soft coal industry is getting the depleted Health and Welfare Fund - which provides medical benefits for miner s and their Eamilies - back in the black. "The Health and Welfare Fund is the Whole thing ,'' sa id Bob Hoffman, president of Local 5497 at North American No. 1 mine in Powhatan Point. "That's the big item, the most important item. Once they get lhat settled this slr i~e could be over." Swastika and warnings on stolen, burned auto GALLIPOLIS. - A swastika - in- upholstery. The fire started.from a short in famous emblem of Hitlerite t.:ennany the wiring, fircml!n speculated. Owner of was sketched on a car whlch sheriff's the car is Ronnie Smith, Rt. 3, Gallipolis. deputies said was "set on fire" on a Nebo Rd. wooden bridge. The burned car, owned by Garland E. Parsons II , was found at 3:41 a.m. Saturday. Sheriff James Montgomery's deputies said that the car, which had been pulled GALLIPOLIS - The young man crossways on the bridge, also had on it: "He will gel you, Parsons," ~nd "helter wanted to buy some beer at 8:54 p.m. skelter." Parsons's address is Gallipolis. Friday at the Pony Keg on Eastern Ave. The car had been stolen from ils but the clerk asked for identification to be parking place at Rio Grande. No in~ sure that he was not too yOung . He bought formation was readily available on the cigarettes and pulled out so fast that his significance, if any, of the swastih and car threw gravel and broke & sliding glass door. His anger cost the Pony Keg $200 and warnings. The Gallipolis Volunteer Fire put police on his trail. The salesgirl was Cindy Roberts. She Oepanment was called at 10:33 a.m. Saturday to Eastern Ave. l(t Madison St., and Greg Roberts called the Gallipolis where a 1971 small foreign-make car was police to report destruction ol property. She described the ):Oung man as white, fat, ablaze. . Four firemen extinguished the flames with an afro hairdo. Another young man which damaged wiring, insulation, and was with him . ' ,. Would-be buyer of beer got too angry . OONALD THALER, M.D., of Gallipolis, exami~s a not-too-happy lwn-yca r-<•Id , Brandon Scott Roush, son of Bobby R. and Shirley Roush , Pomeroy, ·at fo;riday 's first orthopedic clin ic held at· Veterans Memorial Hospital. _,. ~(.,.i ~ Js:i ~~ l~ l· ~ ~~ 1-I::!. ~ ~ ~ 1-:>:{~l5::{R:S:IQ:$&1:=:iS:J:~IQ~_lCI$::(g:$~~~~:a=s~~B::!s=:lAt! ~ .... ' Boats already are on display at Zion's GuU Oil station, taken over by Ashland Oil Landing and, according to Fleming, the .several months ago. Fleming, a receql inventory will include sa le and rep3ir of gradUate of Michig an State University, I boats of 17 feet to 55 feet in length at prices and his wife and daughter, who will be 2 in t ranging from $300 to $75,000. The main February, liv'e on J ~ wi s Rd .• which runs brands will be Fiberfonn and VIP, he southwest off SR 218 itbove Mercerville, -added, with Mercury motors both out- five miles off SR 7. board and inboard. Zinn 's Landing is located in the former See drawing on page 2. LANCASTER, Ohio (UP! ) - Officials of the Southern Ollio Coal Co. and Uniled Mine Workers Union loca l 1886 will meet Sunday to work out an agn'l'ment to abide by temporary restraining orders issued lale Friday by judges in Meigs and Vinton counties. The TRO's were issued to limit picketing at the mines which .had · preven ted Supervisory officia)s from leaving or entering the mines. of the clinics will be to screen, POMEROY - Another ~new diagnose and follow up service by the Meigs County children from birth to 21 Department of Health - an years of age. The clinics will orthopedic · clinic - got un· . be a consultation service. derway · at Veterans If during a visit to the Memorial Hospital Friday clinic, the patient Is found to afternoon. need x~rays for a diagnosis to The clinic - to be held four be made or confinned or to times a Year - is being note the progress of a cOnsponsored' by the Bureau of CripPled Children's Services · dition, the Bureau of Crippled Children's Services will be and ts free of charge. asked to assist with these fees Dr. Donald Thaler , or· if the family cannot. thopedfcal specialist from Follow-up after a clinic will Holzer Medical Center, was be done by a Meigs County the presiding physician· at Public Health Nurse to anFriday's first clinic_, Purpose $Wer a.nY of the questions of W ~ Mnsi·s . Normati Rockwell. Chl'istmas quotations. <tnd r\metieau landscape BRING THE CHILDREN TO S~E SANTA TONIGHT AND SATURDAy NIGHT 6 to 7 PM-THIRD FLOOR .•.. W Nostalgia Collet'tion Be sure to see all.'he other Hallmark Christmas Ornaments - Party Goods _ Albu":'s - Plus Chnstmas Cards both boxed and individual. A truly -remarkable selectton·. BOATS OF ALl. SIZES are trn sale at Zirm's I.anding in Kanau~a. but a building program will set up structures ·~ conducted in Meigs Friday W, Diversity of clt'Sit,~ts . fi-;tll.lling Grandma SCl'lll'S. - First orthopedic clinic ~ I :?l_~.,... W ~ g ~ G ass omatnents Vf!!J,(:~~~ -~~.-~:- W ~w ontamenis. ,!-_,, ~ * ll · ~ fi.1ll ~ •• ~ Satin Ontaments IS! . "Pt.•anuts" Col1e{·tion r.( "' ' · Ctmiel.' tO:> lves. Walt Disney characters IS! '.~~ · ' . l~_opt_llw· Pt'tll1lltS cumk strip charo:t_ct('\1'! . ·f.( and commemori\tive designs highlight IS! · .are ieatured on both ~lass ~ md shtin ' u: W WW ~ l tl!'ac h:'I'S ,, W · 1 • · ·• ~ 'c1' •iri-Abouts. in ,_ '. • ·Retired businessman Harl'y S. Moore dies ..,.~ (Continued from page 1) " 1 GALLIPDLIS POINT PLEASANT 4 • Appalachian • me management, unton i -~ .. GALLIPOLIS - A hall-million-dollar enterprise to sell and repair recreation- bays of the Ashland Oil filling station. type watercraft, and to fuel them with Completion date for the construction gasoline, will be launched at Kanauga. will be in March . The sales room a nd Roben G. Fleming and his father-in- repair building are a $250,000 project, and law, Ralph Zinn ar~ the partners in the the 24-houJ<gas dock in the Ohio 1\iver back enterprise to be known as Zinn's Landing. of the business is another $50,000. Fleming They have contracted with Caner & Evans said that the total investment if you add to construct the sales room and repair the inventory of boats and accessories wilJ building adjacent to the existing service be in the neighborhnorl nf $500,000. • . ~e~~~:te~Ee~~n:~~·~n:~ ~ NO. 45 Vehicles like skaters Qn area highways' ice At least 15 traffic accidents were blamed on Thursday evening 's low temperatures i~ the Gallia · Meig s ~rea following light ra in produced sheets of ice making highways a nd secondary routes dangerous to vehicles and pedestrians according to the .Gallia-Meig s Post State Highway Patrol. In addition, untold numbers of motorists were ;tailed on hills throughout t he twocounty area. In Gallia County , the most accidents occurred in the ~ lUttS Girls l-1 at Ironton IRONTON - Ironton High strange baskets, httttng only School girls defeated Meigs !5 of 60 from the field for 25 girls 42-35 here Thursday in pet. They were 5 for 10 at the basketball with three girls free line. The sco ring: hitting in d ou~le figures on 20 Mei~s Brown 5+14: of 53 shots from the field for a fine 38 pet . Meigs reserves Burdette 4-6-l! ; Epple 4-1-9; Vau ghan~ ; Chapman I~ won 26·23. Fnr Ironton, Vinson h(ld H 2; S. Ash 1 ~2 . Totals 15~ . ironton - Vinson 7~14. to lead her t eam. Glenda Triplett ~; Jenkins 04<1; Bro~<n of Meigs led her team, also with H. Brown also was Rist 5-0-10 ; Rowe 5-0-10; Meigs' top rebounder with 7. Riggs 3-2-8; c;Iay ~- Totals While Ironton was sharp 26-2-42. from the field , the Meigs girls ; April King hil seven tries had troubl e locating the from the field good for 14 points to lead both teams in - • + n .. ~- ~----\ ROBERT G. FLEMING STANDS amon~ boats he has on display at Zinn '.s Landing in Kanauga . Come next March, when Carter & Evans will have £inished con~1ruction of a sales room, repair building, and 24-hour g<.~s dock, Fleming and his partner, Ralph Zinn , will IUJve $500,000 invested in tx•ats, accessories, and structures. ~~~~~~~~ r~~~~~E~I""b""'""'e""r""t""e""'""'l d......s"""""""l....ni. «:<P=o~lll.e""""rO,""l>':<""'""!;o'. mines in southwest Virginia. ~- ' Garnishee action filed in court •• • Kanauga will sell, Junior Hager . Stanley Kingery ; Clarence Myers . Charles M i ller and Lou is Barga . (Contlnu«j from pase 1) $500. . " I'm hanging in there . Course my wife works and that makes a big difference ." Burke said a lengthy strike could create pressure on UMW negotiators to give in on their contract demands. "After three weeks they 're going to say ··What the hell?' if the con tract comes down and it doesn't have the things they want. " Striking Virginia miners Thursday picketed the Partners announce United Press International Bitter cold settled across the midlands of America today as dissident fanner s, dema nding break-even prices for their crops, wanned up their tractors and headed for >1ate capitals in support of a nation wide strike. • Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland addressed a Nati on al Farmer s PAUL SHIPLEY Organizat io n meeting in Paul R. ShiiJiev. 66 . a Omaha Thursday night and res ident of Rt. 2, Galli pol i s. said he supported demands was p ro no u nce d dead at Holzer Med i cal Center at for 100 percent parity 10 : 10 a .m . Thursday market prices equal to the following a heart attack. cost of production plus a Mr . Shipley was a refired ma chinist and was fo rmer . reasonable profit, But the owner of Shipl ey's Machi ne& · administration's c hief Repa ir Shop in Gallipolfs . agriculture official said he He was born M:ay 15. 1911. doubted the goal could be in Page , W. Va. son of the late achieved. . Stephen A . Doug l as and Bertha Mae Hammo c k "I certainly support the Shipley . , objectives or those who seek He marr ied Edith L. full parity income,"' Bergland Mayberry , on Jan. 18, 1957, at said. ;,I thmk there's nothing Wi nters v i l le , Ohio. She su r vives , a long with three wrong with that as a stated sons : Paul A. Sh)pley, Cin. , principle." cinnati ; Doug and Greg . both But Berg'ian d said a at home . One sister , Mrs . cost of production guaranteed Paul ( Eillene) Moore . Deland , Fla . sur>Jives . would result in "10 percent He was a mem . land inflation at least ," ber of Trin i ty Baptist forcing production costs and , Temple, Rio Grande and was eventually, food prices, up. treasurer and trustee ot the church. Meanwhile, thousands of He was a member of fanners from Washington to 1\-\asonlc Lodge No . 168, South Louisiana and Delaware to · Charleston , W. Va . and a Texas drove American flagmember of A & A Scottish Rite of Free Masonry . bedecked tractors, combines, Funera l services wil l be pickup trucks and other !ann held 2 p.m Sunday at the implements to their capitals . Wi ll i s Funeral Home witf"' solidarity ralli e~ Rev . 0. C. MQrrison ·of - for ficiating . Burial will follow in scheduled for Saturday. The Ohio. Valley fl.Aemory Gar . strike, during which dens . Friends may cal l at the producers will sell no funeral home between 2·J and buy no equipproducts and 7-9 p .m . Salurday . The .fol lowing wil l ser>Je, as ment or supplies, ls set to pallbearers ; Robert Craft , begin Wednesday. Violence ·- ' ." . '.' 1 SCOTT LUCAS, ADMINISTRATOR of Veterans Memorial Hospital which is providing fre<.' facUities for the orthopedic cli.nics in Meigs County, and Opal Gruese1, R.N ., Meigs County Crippled Children's Nurse , confer on a patient's. records . + � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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