http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1c855460c306b6caab2eaaa520995b3d.pdf 29716332ce4cf75611c99586f7b2adbc PDF Text Text :12 - Tile Daily ~ntl{lel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1976 Millie Ann Blake died on Tuesday WEST COLUMBIA, W. Va. - Mlllte Ann Blake, 82, of RL I, local, died Tuesday in the Pleasant Valley Hospital, Born Aug. 13, 11194 In Wayne County, !!he was a daughter of the late Green Lewis and Nancy Jane Bocook Adkins. Surviving are her husband, . James S. !!lake; three daughters, Mrs. Molly .. Adkinll, Wayne County; Mrs. Virgie Bla~e. Middleport, an~ Mrs . Inez Llmville, Columbus, Ohio: three sons, Howard Boggs, Columbus, Ohio; James Boggs, Parkersburg, and Hershel Boggs, Washington, D. C.; 39 grandchildren, 51 great. grandchildren, and six great· great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a son ~nd a daughter. Funeral services will be Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at ·the Foglesong Funeral Home with Rev. Jack Finnicum offlciaUng. Burial will follow in the .Suncrest Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home from 51o 9 p.m. this evening. Pomeroy man gets 120 days GOP alive, and kicking Jiy IRA R. AlLEN knows who's going to he WAsHINGTON (UPI) around in 1980," Dole said, Sen. Robert Dole says the but as a party "we're still RepLJbllcans, despite their alive and kicking . We just election losses at all levels of can't afford to kick each government, are "still alive other. There are not enough and kicking " and must now of us around." , go out and find good Asked about possible atcandidates Ill rebuild from tempts by the conservative 'the bottom up . wing to win the chairmanship In an interview after his through Connally or Reapn, return from a South Dole cautioned ; "I'm not American vacation, the ,certairtwe·can afford to have defeated GOP vice any one poin\ of view. We presidential candidate talked need a strong chairman or about the party's future and chairwom~ . _ . the kind of chairman it needs "It's a fulltime job, which· I to replace Mary Louise would preclude someone in Smith, who Is resigning In Congress. What we need is January. another Ray !lllss type who A former Republican can sort of put everything Na llonal Committee · hack together and bulld the chairman himself, Dole said party from the botiom up ." the leading ca ndidates Bliss, the senior member of appesr to he John Connally, the national committee, l.o<!k Ronald Reagan, defeated over as !INC chairman after Tennessee Sen . William the GOP's 1964 debacle. Brock and · possibly Utah · He s!lid the party must find Republican leader Die~ Ri- new talent, ""pecially among chards. minorities. · "I've been visiting aroWld ASked how, Dole said ; trying io make certain we "You go out and lind black have someone who wants to candidates and then you go to take the job;" the Kansas work for them and try to get senator said . "It's a fulltime them elected. I never thought job with a lot of speaking. I you could attract blacks with haven 't suggested anyone all white spokesmen. The and don't know If I will." same is true in SpanishBut he did say that, "Brock speaking areas. could satisfy all elements" of "While Carter is trying to the party. fill up the government, we No one has announced for can lind some good the job, but a Brock caqdidates," particularly at spokesman said the the state level. "The first step Tennessean ''is interested in is to go out and really [lnd it." Neither Connally nor outstanding men and women Reagan , despite support from who will run as Republicans. some local politicians, has Build from the bottom up ... I publicly Indica ted Interest. don 't want to exclude anyope "I don't think anybody from our party.;, Kenneth While ,· 34, Pomeroy, was sentenced Friday by Meigs County Court Judge Robert E. Buck to 120 days in the Meigs County Jall on three charges of theft and one of causing physical hann to a boat. Meigs County Sheriff Robert 'C. Hartenbach's department charge that WJ Sept. 9, White took Items from boats parked at Sugar Camp In ·the Reedsville area 'belonging lo Roher! Reed, David Reed, and Marvin Reed, all of Reedsville. While was arrested by the sheriff's department on Nov. 19. SEVERAL FINED Fined In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andl'ews Tuesday night were Gaylyrd Young, Albany, $300 and costs, Issuing a false statemeot ; Carl Eskew, Pomeroy, .$32 an~ costs, speeding. Forfeiting bonda were Tom Quillen, Pomeroy, $300 for reckless operation, and $SO for no operator's license; Charles Reed, Mason, $30, speeding; Eugene Morrison, Jr., Middleport, $30, assured (Continued from page I) $1,402.; 30 cubic yards of clear distance, and John . concrete at 34.00 cu. yd.'; Taylor, Gallipolis, $30, failing $1,020 ; and 00 tons of crusher to yield right of way. run at 2.65 ton, $159, $2,581. Equipment, Backhoe, 40 hrs. ati.OO.hour, $320; Dozer, TRUSTEES TO MEET 16 hrs. at 15.00-hour, $240, a.nd Trustees of the Corporation Dump Trucks, 230 miles at 30. for Health Education in mile, 169, 1629. Labor, 250 man hours at Appalachia Ohio (CHEAO ) will meet at 2 p.m. Friday, 3.60-hour, $900, $900. December 3. Agenda includes Total estimated cost, discussion of board com$4,310. Work to start im· position and review of mediately. proposals for financia l assistance. CHEAO is a private, non-profit cQrporatlon concerned with the RACINE Three health education needs of the defendants were fined and public and the health practwo .others forfeited bonds in tltloners in the 28-county Ohio Racme Mayor Charles Pyles · Appalachia region . The Court Tuesday. Arresting , public is welcome to attend at officer was Alfred Lyons. the Corporation's offices Arrested were James . R. Suite 102, 38 N. McKinley Cundiff, Jr., Rt. 1, Ractne, Avenue, Athens. $32.70,speedjng ; J . F. Young, Racine , $23.70, speeding; James Johnson, Racine, $36.70, speeding. MARRIAGE ENDS Forfeiting bonds were The marriage of Dorothea David A. Powell, Rt. I, L. Davis, Middleport, and Racine, ~. speeding and Harold Michael Davis, Roger Hysell, Pomeroy, 125, Middleport, was dissolved in reckless operation. Meigs County Common Pleas ,.·•'-----~-.. Court Tuesday. Judith K. Pockllngton was granted a divorce from Robert D. Pockllngton . The plaintiff was restored to her former name of Judith K. Vaughan.' Culvert Three fined WATCH FOR OPENING DATE r f· I f· r· , 1 pomeroy national f · • .L ~ ' · · ( Gin SUGGESTIONS GIFT IDEAS · FURNISHING ANNEX .MENS & BOYS WEAR OrapC!ries Bedspreads Sheets Towels Curtains Braided RugS Venetian Blinds Area Rugs · Window Shades Kir sch orapery ..,. 0 ,0 . 0 , Bed Pillows Furniture Throws BEST PERFORMERS - Terry Qualls won the trophy . for best offensive player, Al McLaughlin, best defensive player, l-r, both lor Pomeroy. JOhn Lehew, third from left was . best ~efensive player, and Charlie 'Marshall', right, ' GIVE HER LINGERIE FURNITURE GinS BIG SELECTION YOU'RE BOUND TO PLEASE HER WITH GoWns ON THE 3rd FLOOR Gown & Robe Se ts Girdles Slippers Bras Panites 'f . f ,. .. J. ( right .to instead print :.n article on censorship, and finally prevented from even running a·n American nag In the disputed space. The absurdity knows few bounds. Our kids are having to hire lawyers tnday to defend their right to publish reviews of adult movies, to distribute alternative perindicals on campus, to interview radicals, and, of course, to criticize fa culties or administrations. Attorneys in Norwalk , Ohio, are presently investigating a circumstance where• a student newspaper advisor was dismissed from his job after the paper accused the principsl of a misuse of $150 in student fee funds . Such litigation can be nasty, and costly, but many times there is no democratic alternative. Issues of control and discipline are often perceived in these matters, as is convention. Thus whole communities are prone to ally against the youngsters, and to hell with what's right. Rare even Is the local newspaper that is willing to risk subscriptions In the argument· over whether the adults always know best. Ironically, this weight of public opinion against scholastic press freedom is pro686lf the first reason such freedom is vital. Junior journalism is not only an incubator for professionals but for democrats as wen: Young people get an initial exposure to hard , constituUonal realities through the student press. If that impression Is fueled only by meaningless pap, or dimmed by obvious censorship, then the process of educating new citizens Is made all the more difficult: Not that good citizens are ever easy to com'e by. Allowing our kids the freedom to develop Imposes certain burdens and discomforts on the rest of us. For instance we then have to spend more ·lime teaching responsibility . .But so far as the stu~ent press Is con- . cerned we have no moral choice. "Censorship," as Justice Potter says, "reflects a S.Ci~y·s lack of confidence in · itself." Besides, It's against the law. 13~. FamouS names such as Form F:it Rogers, Phil Maid , Katz , lorraine, Pl ay t e~t , Bestfo,rm. Dinette Sets Pictures . Floor & Table Lamps · living Room Suites Wall Decorations ¥agazine Ra cks Infants Furniture Bars & Bar Stools ·SESSION HELD The workshop adults were In f training session at tl)e Middleport Ubrary. Susan Fleshman, lib~ari an, acquired educational lllmJ shown and Mary Skinner, coordinator, provided the learning session with questions and answers alter the showing of each film. TOYS FOR THE KIDDIES Pianos Oining Room Furnlture Mirrors Mattresses & Sprlngs Desks Bedroom Furnitu·re Lamp Shades Grandfather Clocks Carpeting COORDINATED SPORTSWEAR. FOR HER PRACTICAL & APPRECIATED ON THE tst FLOOR JUNIORS - MISSES HALF SizES Blouses SweaterS Sk iris Slacks Trucks Gam es Football s Jig Saw Puules Basketballs Wagons Tricycles Paint By Number Sets Sleds Handicraft Book5 Race Car Sets Trains Fisher Price, Nerl, Parker Bros ., AMF ,. Tonka ,· PlaysC hool, Mattei, Louis Marx Jea ns Knit Tops Vests Gouchas Famous names like Jane Colby, Queen Casual, Wrangler.' VISIT THE MUSIC DEPT. · YOU'LL ENJOY SELECTING CUJTHlNG GIFTS ON THE 2ND FlOOR Childrens Dept. 2nd Roor I Record Players Stereo Components Scanners Sheet Music Radios Guita'r Strings Tape Players Tapes & Records Mu.sical AcceSsories Car Radios WOMENS ACCESSORIES Pajamas Gown s Robes Dresses Slip s Panties · Coa ts & Je1ck ets Skirts Blouses Coordinate Sportswear Bu ster Brown Rolfs Wallets lJmbre llas Ranges Refr igera tor s Freezers Dish Washers Vinyl 1= 1oor Covering Carpeting Perfe.ction Room Heater Hot Water Tanks On The 2nd Floor I ; ' Coats Dresses Uniforms Long Dresses Jackets Long Skirts CLOSE!) THANKSGI~ING DAY =- -OPEN FRIDAY 9:30 TO 8 P.M. SATIJRDAY 9:30 To 5 PM El·berfel·ds ln. Pome . . • at y e VOL. XXVII NO. 156 ' year-oldmotherlnthequake. "l'hey died under the brik towards the stable, but the stable came toward me. I looked toward the house. It ·was shaking . unbelievably . The stable wall fell on me. The house also collapsed. I dragged myself from under the walland ran toward ·the house. 1 managed to get my badly injured wile from beneath the rubble. But my Ulree·year-old daughter was crushed to death." 1'hrc'C towns - Muradiye, Caldiran and Ercls - and 80 villages of mostly one-story mud ~uts were devastated, loca l offidals said. '.'Muradiye is a shambles," saul AziZ Ccllkeze{, a survivor. "Jilverybody there Is dead ." Cclikcz er, who was H 52 A Turkish news a~ency reporter In U1e town sold only · three buildings remained stunding. PRICE Fl FTEEN CENTS l POMEROY PLAYE RS ~ O'Brien, Continued on page 14 BOARD TO MEET The Gallia-Meigs Community Action agency board of directors will meet to elect a law income representative to serve on the hoard Nov. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Saint Pa.ul Lutheran Church, 231 Second Street in Pomeroy. All persons receiving services from the agency are encouraged to participate. HIGH LOSSES - ~'iremen expect losses to rea ch $250,000 from the lire which destroyed the moctern briek home of Mr . and Mrs. Jay Hall in Cheshire. Hall Is a prominent coal operator and business man with holdings In both Meigs and Gallia Counties. l'wo vehicle s, a camper, and personal belongings were totollosses. At left was, the garage area: center the lircplu~e slllnds as a monitor of the scene of destruction. ' t• .. . FIre ·VIC liD saved four Ash, ran enttne Fire·losses " . E. " I was au ending a meeting uta local school," he said. "It came wiUl an enr«8hatterlnt{ noise. 1 to my house ; it was a pile of rubble. All the town of Mul'lnliye was covered under 11 t·loud or dust t~ming from UIC collupsinl( buildings.'' • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1976 _POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO evaruatl'd with his injured wife to Ankara, described what happene-d at 2:22 P.M. Wednesday when the earthquake, measuring 7.6 on the open-endc'<l Richter Scale, struck north . of Lake Van near the border with Sovil'l Armenio, Iran and Iraq . Rick Ash , 1972; Pat predicted at $250,000 Pomeroy, who died In a house ' fire at Downington early · Wednesday morning, apparently saved four lives before being ovetcome himSelf, according to the dt!partment of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach and Coroner · Rankin Ray Pickens. · According to · the · story pfeced together on the tragedy, Ash had been staying at the home of Mrs. FERNDALE, Calif. (UP() Bessie Boring at Downlngton. - A · strong rumbling He had been at the house earthquake woke up earlier on Tuesday night and resldents along a 1tllknile had apparently gone to stretch of the Northern Pomeroy. He was_returnlng California coast at 3:20 a.mc to the Boring home when his Wday but caused no serious car broke down. He · then proceeded to walk to the damage . Boring home which is on CR The quake was apparently 41, one mile off SR 681. centered on Uie Pacific ocean He found the two storyfloor .off the coast. The . University of frame ·Boring home on fire California seismographic when he arrived. He entered station at Berkeley said its the house and woke Mrs: preliminary reading s Boring and a daughter artd indicated an .intensity of 5.8 got them outside. He then went upstairs and woke two on the Richter seale. sons of Mrs. Boring. He The National Earthquake · handed them out an upstairs Information Service in window to Mrs. Boring who Golden , Colo., recorded the was 011 a ladder. He tllen quake and gave it a Richter reentered the house and he reading of 6.3, strong enough shouted to Mrs. Boring a few to cause damage if it were seconds later to get away ceritered In a populated area . But the residents of from the burning structure. It Ferndale, IJ:ureka, Crescent ts assumed that he tried to · City and other communities leave the house via the In the earthquake 'Ciluntlj stairway but was overcome . along the coast dismissed the with smoke and the heat. He tremor and went back to died of shock and smoke Inhalation. While the lire is sleep. · believed to have started "We've felt bigger ones," about! a.m. It was about 4:45 said a pollee spokesman here . a:m. before the remains "This wasa rolling shake, not could be recovered. The the snapper type that causes house was destroyed. · damage ."· The \l3rthquake apparentlY occurred . along two faults which intersect under the · oceali off the coast. James SUtler of \he Berkeley laboratory said the notorious San Andreas fault, which threatens the entire length of the California coast, and the Mendocino fault iri lllll1!boldt CoiDtty !lleet just off the coast. "be Humboldt County sheriff's office and local police said there were few calls about the temblor and no damage reported. by quak~ HOUSEWARES DEPT. 1st FLOOR MANY, MANY GIFT IDEAS IPicture by · Bob Wintett. See more Wingett pictures of game on page 31. blankets and cooking pots to Van from the lncirlik air base in southern Turkey. U.S. officials in Ankara said 25 planes wiU1 relief supplies would land at 1ncirllk within the next few days from the ' United States. !rlternational aid was also arriving from Italy, Switzerland and West Germany. But blocked roads and bad weather were delaying distribution to earthquake victims. "ll only 1 had had 8 shovel " said Mehmet Zeki who iost · his wife thr~ children and 86-year-old mother in the. quake. "l'hey died under th e bricks and stone, shouting and scrcmnlng tiel" said Mehmct Zeki who iost his wife three children and 86- shaken up Scarves Gloves Tim ex Watches Ho sier y Luggage Handbag s from Pomeroy and Charlie Marshall of Middleport; defensive, John Lehew of Mlddlepott and Alan McLaughlin of Pomeroy . .Special recognition . went to Bob Milts, ,a. 1949 graduate of · Middleport, who started. for his alma mater and made several fjne tackles. ,Proceeds from the event went to the Cancer Society, and the volunteer officials were Bob Burton, Dick Vaughan , Andy Batey, and Sonny Gloeckner. best offensive player, both for Middleport. Providing the trophies were the Racine Home National Bank and the Citizens.National Hank of Middleport. VAN , Turkey IUPII - The United States wday flew tons of ~elief supplies to shattered eastern Turkey where the worst earthquake in nearly 40 years killed more than 3,300 persons. . . Officials feared the death toll1miy go even higher with relief workers battling snow, sleet and landslides to reach the injured and homeless in remote villages in a region that borders both the Soviet Union and Iran. , Gov . Burhan Yavuz Yilmaz of Van province said the · number of bodies recovered had risen to 3,302 from the quake, which ·was , tile strongest in 37 years. U.S. Air Force C130 transpilrt planes flew 1,120 polar tents with individual healing systems, · 10,000 California AI The Warehouse on Mechanic Street G. E. & RCA tofor T.V. Washers & Dryers Console Stereos Before a good size Thanks; givtng crowd that shared lots of prizes donated by area merchants, the winning team marched to paydlrt midway Into the second quarter. A face mask penalty spotted the ball at th e· Pomeroy two yard stripe from where quarterback Ron Quillen took it in for the score. The kick for the extras was no good, and the score stood ~at the half. Mldlvay through the third quarter Manning Bumgardner blocked a Pomeroy ptlnt that went Into the end zone and was recovered by Chip Haggerty for a touchdown. This time Lou McKin!Jey kicked the extras through to make the final ~re 13<1. Four trophies for the best offensive and defensive players from each team were presented to the following: off011slve - Terry Qualls Harold GIFTS FOR THE- FAMILY FOR THE LITTLE EXTRA GIFT Jewelry Perfume & Cologne ~ Ang el Tred Slippers Middleport wins · · ru~key Day game By Greg BaUey In the "Ben Gay Bowl" held Thursday at Pomeroy, the Middleport alumni easily handled the Pomeroy team Slips Robes Pegnoir Sets Students struggle for press freedom MEIGS .THEATNE CLOSm FOR VACATION R You ' ll like Christmas shopping al Elberfelds. You'll li~e the big selection of gills in every jlepartment in the main store, all three floors , at the home furnishings annex and the Mechanic Street warehouse . You'll like our lay-away plan to hold your selection till Ch ristmas. Elberfelds sell well known makes of merchandise, known for excellent quality and satisfaction and Elberfelds have a fine credit service that many of our customers use. TOM TIEDE By Tom Tiede W AS H I N G T 0 N Frequently there are notes in the mall from scholastic journalists complaining of censorship. The most recent is from a young Nebraska editor who says her high school principal has prevented her from printing an editorial critical of the nation's president-elect. "I thought we won the struggle for freedom of expression 200 years ago, " she grumps, "am I wrong?'' Well, she Is and she isn't wrong . The First Amendment does guarantee editorial liberty, but unfortunately It does not at the same time deny age restrictions. Therefore the adult press has ASK TO WED A marriage license was little enough confinement this issued to Amos Irvin Wall- Bicentennial, but that of. the brown, 'll, Rt. I, Portland, young people is something · and Patti AM Well, 20, else. Very often press freedom for America's high Pomeroy. school and college media is merely what Institutional doctrines say It is. The discrimination is technically illegal. The Supreme Court upheld FirSt Amendment rights for students late last decade, Justice Brennan making it clear that "neither students nor teachers shed their . constitutional rights ... at the schoolhouse gate." The word has Mt yet reached everyone, however, or is. being ignored if It has, so our YOliJ!8Sters are still struggling for the fruits of the founders That they are struggling is encouraging . When I was a ( tad of a scribe, hustling news ·. for a high school offset, students were seldom wont to P. question administration J strictures. School law was ' gospel. When the faculty spake against "tnnamatory reporting, " which was anything critical of anything, there was no court of appeal. to get movl' ng ·~w e were expec tedtdt o e er to ··· ••• to join the Christmas Club · , aduh shackles, and usually, . .. to beat Christmas bills " in fear, we did. , . Bless. .the present prep to enjoy your Christmas ' generation; thoul!!l, as it has • ' ' • 1 f• in Its ranks peo~le of more MAKE 49 P~PT PAYMENts, ~ courage, not to say lmPOMEROY NAnOML MMES THE ' pudence. ln Richmond, Va. , a scholastic reporter recently 50th PAYMENT Rill YOO . conducte.d a sex survey ~ among students ("Do you OUR '77 CHRISTMAS ~01 I~ believe in premarttal sex?"), Q.UB Will OPEN nuR ~ only to have the ·poll results ..,. .., shredded and lhe potential NOVEMIIElt-lst · 7 .1. story killed by an rlngry · CHRISTMAS · assistant principal. Now the .._,CLUB ...ot111 J,· ~er is angry atso, and is ilil suing the Institution. As a matter of lac! there are numerous high school joumalltlls presently asking pomeroy the courts to rule whether rutland local traditions supersede tuppers plains bank .' constitutional guarantees. To · underscore the reason , there the bank of . Is a case pending In Antelope the century Valley, Calif., where an eetoblished 1872 . award-winning high sehool un.~ ~:-_,.,...:_.._ 1:'' editor was first denied the t'J'm:l'tt:nAppJ ....up~"ti'OJO ·· right to print a personalizetl. h!ll.il!ll.il!ll.il!ll.iiM!II.il!ll.il!ll.ii""'""'M'ilotl,_,_~ . · . · expression, then denied the Relief supplies rushed to ravaged east Turkey .OAYSTO CHRISTMAS Dale Browning, Alan Dodson, Greg Witte and Ronald Coats. VARSITY MARAUDERS - Fl'ont,l-r, Chuck Folirod, 1'im Scites, Steve Randolph , Dan Granda!, Kenny Young; back row , 1-r, Brian HamUtontDick Owen, Al)en Stewart , • ·::;:::::::::::;:::::::::;:;:::::;:;:~;;;:::;: ;:;:;:;:;.;:;:;::;:~:i:;:::~:::!::::~::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:::::~;:~:::::;s . « Marauders host i'! News. • :in BriefS! Vinton Saturday . ~ CHESHIRE - Losses Unofficially were predicted to run about $250,000 In a fire which destroyed the brick, ranch style home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hall In Cheshire early Friday morning. Fire apparently swept rapidly through the relatively new home. Mr. Hall Is a prominent coal operator and businessman. ' ·Middleport Fire Department was called at 4:07a .m. and the blaze was out of control when the department arrived. The fire departments of Gallipolis, Mason, W. Va., and PomeroY were summoned to assist and to provide water tanker trucks · to fight the blaze. Middleport Fire Chief Bob Fisher said firemen could do llttl' except protect adjoining . properties. · Raym011d Layne, a neighbor, saw the fire in progress and knocked on · the Halls' door to awaken the family. One source saiw Buck Hall, a brother of Jay 's staying . at the home, sullered Injuries when he knocked out a window to provide an escape . By Greg Batley The Meigs Marauder 197677 basketball team gets its season underway Saturday night hosting the Vinton County Vikings at the Larry Morrison Gymnasium at 8. Reserve action' begins at 6; 30. Not much is known about tlie Vinton. County club of Coach Dave Wilcoxen as he has kept news of his squad pretty much hushed up. A check of the roster shows a team that averages well over six feet. There are only three seniors on the squad and nine juniors. But most of those juniors have stepped up from last year's reserve team that By United Press!nternatlouL COLUMBUS - GOV. JAMES A. RHODES has reseinded the suspension of Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles Registrar Curtis Andrews handed out by his boss, stale Highway Safety Director Donald D. Cook. · Thomas J. Moyer; Rhodes ' exectitive assistant, said Thursday that Cook apparently had suspended Andrews over several charges regarding his administration of BMV . Moyers said the governor had called both Cook and Andrews w inform them he wants Andrews to continue as stale registrar. Andrews is "going to continue as registrar, and we'll sit down and talk this thing outiDday or Monday," Moyer said. went 18-ll ! In an lntervle\j'_eijrlier this week, Wilcoxen said he knows very little about the Marauders, and he didn't want to look ahead as his highly touted team opens their season Friday night by hosting another SEOAL foe, Wellston. He says he likes to have his team play a man-toDELRAY BEACH, FLA. - ASURFER who was atlllcked man defense, but that they by a shark about 50 yards off a public hea~h. Thanksgiving ~Y can adjust If th'ey have to. remained in critical condition today folloWing surgery . A SIXAsked who his star would be, foot shark slashed the arm of . 19-year-old Alan Michael \fileoxen replied that he Brenneka Thursday just as he fini shed riding a wave and hope~ all five of his boys began-paddling into. shore. Two other surfers heard his cries would score In double figures and pulled him ID the beach. . . · to give his team balance Beach Patrol Lt. Spence priver !1!1~ Several other surfers rather than any one star. Continued on page l4 t,;onttnued on page 14 • ASC ballots in mails today Any questions on eligibility The 'ASC , Community to vote or to hold office can he Committee election this year · answered by the ASCS Office, will'beheld on Dec. 6 which is who has a copy of the the final dste for mailing or Regulations Governing ASC dellverlng voted ballots to the County and Community county ASCS Office. Committeemen, which Is Ballots will be mailed today available for review . The to all knol'll eligible voters County ASC Committee lor election of community committeemen and delegates decides questions on election to the county convention. Any procedures, and on eligibility eligible voter that does not to vote or hold office. Such receive a ballot should decisions may he appealed to contact the ASCS Office, the state ASC Committee. Ballot counting is open to Farmers Bank Buildi~g. Pomeroy; _OIIio. Telephone the public, and will be at·the • number fs 992-6&16. Meigs ASCS Office, at 9 a.m. December Q. To Insure the secrecy of a vote, the blank envelope containing the ballot will be thoroughly shuffled among the other ballot envelopes before opening. The number . of votes received by any candidate is available on request after ' lhe vote counting is completed. The candidates receiving the first through !he fifth highest number oi voles will · be elected to the poaltlons of Chairman, Vlce.cttalrman, Regular Member, First Alternate and Second Alternate on the committee in that order. The County Convention will he held at 10 a.m. Dec. 20 at the Meigs County ASCS Office, at which time a County Committee member and two ahernates will he elected for the coming year. ASCS Committee electi0118 are open to all eligible voters without regard to race, color, religion , sex, or national origin. route lor the occupants. Chief Fisher said thot the blaze started apparently In the garage, attached to the home, but the cau~~e was not determined. Two late model vehicles, camping equipment · were.. destroyc~. together with all of the household goods and personal belongings of the Hall family. Firemen were on the scene until nearly 8 a.m. While at the Hall lire, the Middleport Department received a second alann at $:30 a.m. to the home of Fred William Little on !\out~ 7 just below t~ e Kl,ngs Arms Night Club. . Chief Fisher said that Little had awakened to rtnd his fuel oil fur:nace had gone out. When he tried to relight It, it exploded. No one wa• In· jured, but the explosion caught fire to the small one floor frame home. Firemen were dispatched from the Hall lire to quell the Littles' blaze. The home was destroyed , along with the household goods and per110nal possesalons. Losses were unofficially set at about fl!,OOO. Sheriff-elect faces lawsuit A protest demanding court action has been flied In Gallla County Common Pleaa Court In tHe recent election of James M. Montgomery, Patriot Star Rt ., Gallipolis, the first Democrat to be elected sherllf of Gallia County since the early 1950s. Ray Roberta, Rt. 2, Bidwell, the Republican candidate who lost to . Montgomery by 'll votes, flied the protest and injunrtlon action . late Wednesday afternoon. Named as defendants In the suit were Moiltgomery, the Gallia Counly Board of Elections, Mildred Stevens, clerk, Ohio Governor James ' A. Rhodes, and Ted w·: Brown, Secretary of State. According to the.complaint, on June 18, 1965, the defendant, Montgomery, was convicted of non-aupport, a violation· of Section 3113.01 of (Continued on page 14) �,' 3-The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov . 26, 1976 2- The Daily Sentinel. Middleoort-Pomerov. 0., Fridav, Nov. 28, 1976 Educators, after spending zillions on teaching Jane and Johnnie to· read, now say, 'teach him at home!' Editorial comment, opinion, features Entrust elections to popular will It happens every presidential election · $I least every election that tums out to be a squeak er, or wh(!n there is a strong in· dependent ca ndidate in the running. We hear renewed calls to junk· the antiquated Electoral College system, but no sooner has the tumult died than we forget about it for another four years. It has happened again this year, and once again the angels who watch over drunkards, small children and the United States have pulled us through. Jimmy Ca rter received a comfortable plurality of the popular vote - 51 per cent to President f ord's 41! per cent. But a shift of as few as 4,000 votes in Ohio and Hawaii would have given the E lector~! College majority to Ford , even though Carter would still have had a majority of popular votes. There ha ve been a number of defenses of the Electora l College system. One is that since a candidate takes all of a state's electoral votes even though he may have ca rried that state by only one more popular vote than his opponent, it gives the appearance of a greater mandate for the winner than is actuaUy the case . This is said to confer some sort o"r psyrhologjrall>eneflt by consoling those who voted for the loser. It also gives smaller states a greater voice in the election process in proportion to their populations since each sta te has as many eleetors as it has senators and representatives. Small'state opposition to abolishing the Electora l Co llege ha s, in fact , bee n the major reason why any number of 1 proposed ~on stituti onal amendments have never gotten anywhere. ., Three times ifl our history, howE'ver, a president has been e.lected with fewer popu lar votes than his opponent, and the possibility remains that someday a' third·party candidate will win enough electora l votes to deny a-majority to any ca ndidate, throwing the election into the House of Representatives . . The Electoral College ls an 18th-centu ry relic bequeathed us by the founding fathers, who designed it to insulate the selection of the president from the passions of the ''mob.'' The people were to votf! for electors. who in turn would - theoretically - use their own judgment in choosing the president. . But the college qui ckly became merely a rubber stamp fonhe popular vote by each state, and that ls the only reason we have put up with It for 187 years. Thus the Electoral College remains in existence .. use less , unn ecessa ry and potentially dangerous . It took until 1912 to abolish th e indirect election of U.S. senators. Surely we have reached the point where we rna)' safely entrust the election of the president and vice ·president to the popula• will. " In the meantime, Jimmy Carter is not offici all y our 39th presldent-<lect - not until Dec. 13 when 538 elctors (how many ra n you narnt" ? l meet in their respective s,tate capitals ahd tell us he is. Plan offered for chang~s in Ohio's juvenile system COLUMBUS (UP[j - An agreement on a four-j)Qint plan for major changes in the sta~·s juvenile correctional system has been reached by Ohio Atlornev General William J . Brown and Ohio Youth Commission director William K. Willis, In September, theJuve.nile Justice Task Force released a bulky report includng the By Goldie Clt~~dealn PORTLAND - At long last we've COOle In realiu why "Johnnie and Jane caJ] 't read." Too much T.V. and other audio-visua l aids at home and in school. A Bible school teacher of 7th graders is surprised that students trtp over very simple words, and one otit of 10 r._ds as ·if he or she knew the words. More astonishing· Was that these preteen were so well versed on the subject of sex. AU \his is a continuing worry among parents and teachers, Even educatnrs now are saying, "go back to McGuffey Readers," which ls a great idea. I neversaw a ''reader" during my school years, but my motller studied through the six readers in West Virginia in tbe 1600's. McGuffey was an Ohio teacher ; mY grandchildren went w McGuffey School in Columbus, and they lived on McGuffey Rd . I only saw the sixth reader of my mother 's, but several years ago I bought the complete set from the primer on. From beginning In end they dealt ivith life, every phase of it: physical, menta.l and spltitual. Each lesson, besides reading sentences, used a~ the diacritical markS (hyphens, commas, apostrophe, etc. etc.), and the pupU was not finished Wllil he could pronounce, spell ond know the meaning of the hardest words, and understand what they were all about. Olildren got their education mosUy in one-room schools with ooe teacher for all eight grades. Now the Reading Reform Foundation by Kathryn Diehl an area newspaper says Johnny still can't read, but you can teach him ' After reading her 10 articles I still don 't know who is to teach him. There's a book wtell you how one can buy. Must be a job for motllers; they have nothing else l<l do, and besides, no ooe pays for schoois and teachers, do th ey!' And Johnny can'tspell because he can't read. But you can buy thls book and teach him at home. Lucky you ! guerrilla operations recommendation that the Fajrlleld School for Boys be closed. "The attorney genera l focused oo problems we have known for some time at Fairfield and hav e been working oo ,' ' said Willis after a closed·door meeting Wednesday. " We adm it that it is overcrowded, too old and too expensive; however, we have reduced enrollments since I have been director from 1,112 to 601 , but we carmot close it DR. LAMB ... crease the filtration.of excess uric acid out of the body through \he kidneys, The medicine you are taking Is a combination olthesetwo. The third medicine, tillopuriliol (Zyloprlm) acts at the. cellular level to prevent your own cells from producing too much uric acid. · The combinations of these medicines have made diets in the control of gout almost obsolete, They have also completely changed the ouUook for patients with gout as long as they follow their doctor's treabnent pl8n. Because heart disease is a common complication of gout I do believe that gout patients should be on a diet low in fat and c~oleBterol ,and limited sufficiently In calories to ellmlnate or prevent obesity. Avoid ci'aah weight losing effort.. 'I'hll often breaks down body cells and releases excess amounll of liric acid and can caUBe an acute paWul attack ol ~out. •• Gilmore ·passes turkey with Cuban and Soviet officials in Mexico City befQl'e the assassmatton lS tha t lhey cons!'dered h'un a kook and that be returned In Dallas alone." "I know of no evidence wht~h establishes that Oswald was encouraged by eltller embasssy to kill Pre . $!dent KeMed _ y," he .said. ed 1 "And remam . con~ today that they did not. Of Oswald's visit to Mexico CIIJI, Phillips said, "I have the recollection , hazy after 14 years, that Oswald intimated that he had information which might be useful to tbe Soviets and Cuba and that he hoped he would be proVIded '76 Turkey day alumni.football scenes Middleport 13, Pomeroy 0 free_ trans~tlon 111 the ~;:=t.. U111on by way of The.Washlngton Post today said \be CIA intercepted and recorded an Oswald telephone call from the Cuban to the Soviet EmQJiuy in Mexico city during his visit but oillypartofthetr~pt was sent to the FBI and later to the Warren Commission which investigated the assassination. The portion concerning Oswald's offer of Information was deleted, the Post said: Phillips said he could not recall "a ny particular document or intelligence report" on the Oswald telephone call. "I do not know wbal CIA Relatives come Wormatton concerning Oswald's visit was passed to lhe from a distance Warren Commission," he said. "All that I do .know has RACINE - Relatives been provided l<l the Seriate visiting \he family of Mrs. subcommittee · which Myrtle Shain Walker and invest i g a ted the attending her fWleral ser· assassination when I testified vices at the Ewing FWleral l<l them ." Home Tuesday afternoon The Warren Commission from a distance were Mr. and coocluded that Oswald acted Mrs. Terry Roush, Aurora, alone in shooting Kennedy, ru.; Mr.- and Mrs. John The Senate subcommittee McElroy, Beaver falls, Pa.; said that both the CIA and Mrs. Golda Shain, Logan, FB I withheld from the Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Gary commission information on Walker, Jtlnction City; Mr. Oswald's activities and, in and Mrs. James Circle, Mr. particular, CIA plots l<l kill and Mrs. George Circle, New Cuban Leader Fidel Castro Haven, W. Va .; Mrs. Joho which might have had a Pierce, Athens, and Mrs. · bearing on Castro's attitude William Perry, daughter . to plots to kill Kennedy assasFranclne, Toledo, Ohio. slnattlon. POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN, Utah (UP! ) Condem ned killer Gary shunned a Gilmore Thanks giving Day turkey dinner Thursday to maiJJtain his hunger strike and drank coffee alone in his cell. Prison offi cia ls said Gilmore, who has asked lbe state to allow him to die "like Letters of oplnlcio are welcomed. They sboold be 1 a man " before a firing squad, : 1 less than 300words loug (or be subject wreductloll by I refused a menu of steak and I the editor) and muat be slgued with the signee'• ad· I eggs for breakfast and turkey I dress. Names may be withheld upou JllbllcatlOD. .1 for dinner. I However, on requejlt, uames wiD be disclosed. Let!en He has refused meals since : shou.ld be In good taste, addressing Issues, not per· 1 last Friday because officials 1 sonalltles. 1 will not let him telephone his ind ictment Was sought ," fiancee, W-year-old Nicole I I Collins said. "We have no Barrett, who has been present knowledge of his confined to the Stale Mental whereabouts." Hilspltal since the couple The pants were found about attempted suicide Nov , 16. I a month ago 1 by a hunter, Giimore, 35, ls scheduled to I I I \l'llliam Lynch, who said he appear before the state Board didn't think much about them of Pardons next Tuesday to until he recently began ask again that the death PTA thanks all who helped reading stories on the penalty imposed on him for anniverSary of the the murder of a motel clerk we the officers ol'the Racine PTO, know it is impossible to skyjacking. last swruner be carried out as person.illy thank everybody so we would like to take Utis Lynch called the Clark soon as possible. opportunity to thank all business establisbments of Pomeroy, County Sheriff's office last II the board declines · In Middleport, Racine and SyractiSe that gave do~attons, week , and FBI Agent Dick · commute or stay the death teachers of Racine who gave so generously of \hell' lime, Dyer of Vancouver was noti- sentence, the state expects to parents who gave of their time and donations, sluden_ls who fied . Dyer and , Lynch execute Gilmore by Dec, 6: made posters, and to each and everyone who attended the returned to the area to Vern Damico, Gilmore's Racine PTO Fall Festival wm.ke ita huge success. retrieve the pants Tuesday uncle and agent, and As we don't have any projects at the present lime it was and the search followed. Damico's attorney planned l<l voted at the Nov. 15th PTOmeeting to,give each teacher of the " We sea rched and we visit Gilmore today to discuss six grades and also the kindergarten teacher money In use in didn't find anything eisc," offers reportedly worth their class rooms for supplies and games that the school board John Pringle, assista nt hundreds of thousands of doem 't rurnish. agent·in< harge of the Seattle dollars for rights In the We would also like l<l thank Ethel Hart," District FBI office, said. ~presentative of Modern Woodmen of runerica, for supplying killer's story . The attorney, Robert the Racine Elementary School with pmes for their annual Moody, refused to discuss Halloween party. - Libby Fisher, president; 'I;inda Holter, exact figures. "We need to go vice president; Jean Cleland, secretary and Barh$ra Dugan, · over them very carefully with treasurer. P.S. Thank Y"'J for vour news covera~e also. Gary , because he wants to be lnvolm and be wants to rriake the decision - with Vern," he said Wednesday. Giimore spent the holiday in a new, more spacious cell at the state prison . Officials said the hospital room in John Floyd Thomas, Mabel which he had been recovering Thomas to Louie M. from a drug overdose was too Christian, Exa · Mae ~rowded with the prisoner Christian, Lot, HarrisonviUe. I Danny M. Rosenbaum, and the two guards - his By Polly Cramer Nancy Rosenbaum , constant watchdogs. A prison officer described Catherine Rosenbaum to the new accommodations as - DEAR- POLLY =- Please fork over each blade. Violet Woodya rd , Lots, "sort of like a hospital tell me if I can sne a When hoking a custard or Pomeroy, beautiful navy blue crepe pumpkin pie, I bake room where you semiprivate Farmers Bank Sav. Co. to blouse \hat had been hanging the .crust for a short Gardner L. Wehrung , can get three beds in," in the closet for sometime. I time before putting In The ce ll is in a tier of eight Patricia L. Wehrung, I acre, find It bas faded along the the filling, so the crust in the prison's C Block, and Pomeroy. shoulders and down the Rodney C. Karr, Barbara the cells around it have been sleeves. I tried to dye It but ·will not be soggy when the C. Karr to Virgil B. Teaford, · emptied for added security. with no luck. I wQnder what pie ts baked. Small children find' that a Helen L. Teaford , Lot 9!, else I could try.- MARTHA. bag of different colored Middleport. DEAR MARTHA - I can sponges makes a good toy. Howard Barber, Barbara well understand your They do not hurt the furniture Barber to Marcia A. Barrett, problem. I ouce bought a and are quiet. After each UBe Charles R. ' Barrett, "2.104 dress ou sale (sales were I always wash the ooe I keep acres, Salem. final) , When looking at It at for my grandchlldreli. Harold M. Davis to Dorthea borne lu the daylight, I saw It I use one of those turntables L, Davis, Lot 25 Riverview marked just as youn. I have that are made for kitchen Acr·es, Middleport. ATHENS - Appoinbnent always thought such fading cupboards under a heavy of Carl E. I..everldg~ Jr. as was from having been In a flower pot so It can be easily communic.Uons consultant display window In the stm, turned periodically. for General Telephone Co. of · My dress was P.Ie Ulac &Uk RADENE . Medicare's medical Ohio's Athens and. Jackson aad. I a!&o thoaghtlt could be lnsuranee ~annat pay for DEAR POLLY - I have a districts has I>een annoWlced dyed, butlllte youn It had uo couple of things I want to add most services routinely performed by your dentist. by Joseph C. Sharp, southern effect ou It, My dreso ended In to I.M.'s list of non-food UBes divldion general manager' the ng haK before It was ever for vinegar. I find It makes a Leverldge will serve business wom; II uy of the readen good hair rinse after a customers in the 22 ex- bave corrected such a shampoo -'- half vinegar Md TilE DAL V SENTINEL changes covered by the. two problem I do hope we will be half water. Catch'ihe rinle In DEVOTED TO THE districts, bearlug from them . - , the basin and pour through , INTEREST OF MEtGs.MASON AREA POLLY .. His chief function will be to the hair two or three times, CH&mlR L TANNEHIL!DEAR POLLY - Paint the then rinse again with plain review and anal)"le special Exec. Ed, · ROBERT HOEFIJCH needa of business customers cord on your electric hedge water to remove any odor. City Edltur' and recommend custom clippers a bright red or Some people also like to wipe Publ ishal · ~!ly ucep!. Saturday b)' The Otlic.l \T~o~lley PubUShlng Comcommunications equipment yellow, so II is clearly vl!dble the Inside walls of their any, I ll Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio at all times. There Is less refrigerators with vinegar. I to fit their requirements. -t:.i6 ~. Business Offici! Phone 992· 2156. Edi l t~ria l ptwut!l92·2157. Before his promotion he danger of snipping the cord. do hope aU these uses for ~vnd cia~ p!lltll~e palll at I sew snaps oo the bottom vinegar do not make the price served as business service Pumeruy, Ot1io. admlnistraror for the com· of my floor length draperies go up, - A FAITHFUL National utJvcrti.'lln~ repr~r t<ltive Ward · Grltrith Comp;:iny1 Jnpany's southern division at and curtains and sew the READER. c., BotU nuUI atltl GRIIagher Div., other half of each snap to the Portsmouth. i5i Tiurtl Ave., New York, N.Y. DEAR POLLY ~ 01) bUI)' 10017; He replaces Garry E. Mizer back, part of the way up, days we sometimes have TV Su!Jocrlptlon r~o~tes : DeUvered by of Athens , who has been While cleaning I can llllap dinners. To uve our WOC)d top carrier wl~re 11vall11Lie 75 Cl!llt4 per ~·cek . By Motor Routt! where ccrrier promoted and transferred to them up out of the way of the kitchen table from belq servkc nut avMIJulJie, One month Norwalk. A naUve of Cin· vacuum cleaner. - MRS. marred by the bot TV trays I SJ.2i. By n~o~~il ln Ohiu and W. Va .: ciMati, Leveridge Is a 1973 R.L. One Ye~tr, $22.00: Sil: JnorJlh:l, Jill each of them In a LARGE Sl1.50 ; Three mtmlh.s, S'i'.OO; DEAR POLLY - To clean ltyrofoam meat tray I have graduate of Ohio University. J-: l~whcre $26.00 year; Six montll!l Leveridge and his wife, batter or whipped potlltoes, washed . and uved for Utis Sll .50; 'rhrel• months, S7.SO. Sll bscr·illl iun prit·c inc.:ludf's Swld11y Debbie, reside at 9 Louise etc. !rom the mixer beaters, I Jllrpose, They lit perfectly.Tunt!So&!JiiUrl'l. Lane, Athens. straddle the tlnes of an old IJNDAD. ~ FIRST TO - Pomeroy Players, left l<l right, Mike Wright (41), Andy English (44), Joho Wolfe (11), Bob Stewart (55), Pat O'Brien (II ), Rick Ash (10). ti6;;~~~~f~i Scoring for Middleport is Ronnie Quillen. !; Perlr A ~lt, Chip Haggerty, 1'om Lowrey, dmtce with delight 11jter.second Middleport TIJ ---------------------------1 Photos by Bob W~g~tt l :: .•• .8~:./ . 't:..~ ?Jtt. u.uwr,: ' : .: ' 'Action Galore' marked annual alumni classic - Meigs Property Salicytates have a variable Station, New York , NY 10019. effect on uric acid depending Some doctors do try to keep upon how much you take . At the urine alkaline when \hey one time they were used to are giving medicines to flush eliminate uric acid but they out lots of uric acid. Sodium are not used for tMt purpose bicarbonate Is sometimes anymore. II a pe;son with used lor this purpose. I do not gout is .controlled by a think regular use of sodium sa tisfa c tory medical bicarbonate for any purpose program laking aspirin lor is advisable. You can avoid ordinary aches or pains will this problem by using not be harmful. Aspirin medicines such as Zyloprim Sbould not be used with an that prevents the over· acute paWul attack of gout. production of uric a'cld in the Aspirin has often been im- first place. . plicate.! in causing acute The medicine you · are attacks of gout but I don't takilig does enhance flushing think you need worry about , uric acid o~t of the body . that if you are taking through the kidneys. To help medicine to control gout as in you protect your kidneys and your case. avoid any increased chance I am sending you The of kidney stones I do think Health Letter number 2-3, you should drink plenty of Gout, Uric Add, to give you fluids. Drink enough to msure more Information on the a generous flow of urine that problem. others who want appears light in color, lhls Wonnatlon can lend 50 mearung It IS dilute. The cents with a long stamped amount of urine you pass Is self-addressed en~elope fo; the proper indication of lt. Just send your 1etter to me whether .or not . you are get· In care of this newspaper, ling enough fluids . P.O. Box 1551, Radio City J - .• <'· Polly's Pointers Transfers r No cure found for faded blouse blues ~ '{'f' f \I ... ), Ill' I ' ''... . • i • !1 ,t ;.·. ... Middleport's Bib Mills, Class of '49, oldest almnni gridder · ~1 ,, ' -, .. ~~ ' '• Middleport QB Chip Haggerty, gets yardage Leveridge new Uric acid causes gout By Lawreace E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR OR. LAMB - I have always thought that gout was caused by eiltlng too much meat. Is lt just as important to avoid ' othe~ proteins? Should salicydates such as aspirin be avoided while taking , Colbe namlde for control lis baking soda of any value in reducing uric acid in the blood? DEAR READER- Eating protein foods Including meat does not cause gout. That is a common misconception. It is caused by an overproduction of uric acid by your own cells, not by what you eat. A high urt~ •cld level in the blood may lead to acute attacks of . gout or a slower more instdloua change causing gouty arthritis. Today we bave three types of medicines used to treat go••t. O!)e of theae is used to relieve the acute painful attack, colcblnclne - and we have used It for ages. Other medicines are used to Inr By DANIEL f . GJIAIORE WASHINGTON (UP! )_ A former senior CIA official said today Olban and Soviet Embassy officials in MeDea City C<llsidered Lee Harvey Oswald a "kook " during a 1963 visit there and did not encourage him to kill President John F. Kennedy . David A. Phillips, a veteran of 2~ years in tlie intelligence service Including four years in Mexico said the CIA was aware o'swald contacted Cuban and Soviet officials in Mexico City more than a month before Kennedy was killed In Dallas Nov. 22, 1963. Phillips, whose duties in Mexico City included keeping tabs on the Cuban Em ba ssy' told UP! that "my conviction based on my personal know!edge of Oswald's contacts Hijacker Cooper mystery standing By HOWARD APPLEGATE PORTLAND, Ore. IUPI ) The discovery of a 1<J ttered pair of pants has failed to generate any more clues to D.B. Cooper who disappeared with $20D,OOO after the hijacking of a jetliner on Thanksgiving eve 1972. The last that was known of Cooper wa s when he parachuted from .the Boeing 7'll during a stonn over countries to exercise By DAVID D. PEARCE southwestern Washington . BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI J restraint in order to avoid None of the money has - Syria and tbe Palestinian setting off a crisis in the tense at this time." shown up, and FBI agents leadership appear headed to- southern Lebanon area . Brown said he and Willis have said they believe Cooper "There is a tendency to agreed to : ward agreement on a died that night. a freeze on reduction in guerrilla impose - Reduce Fai rfield 's Several FBI agents spent operations in S'o uth Lebanon commando opera tions from enroliment to 200 "as quickly 3' , > hours Wednesday in the tense area near the south Lebanon ," An Nahar as possible," combing a wooded area near Israeli border ,.tbe newspaper said, indicating contacts to - Increase subsidies to Lake Merwin in southwest thls effect had been made An ?-lahar said today . local and regional programs Israel flas said it opposes between Sarkis and Syrian as alternatives to sta le Washington in a search prompted by the discovery of presence of el ther Syrian and Palestinian officials. juvenile institutions. the tattered gray plrud pants In an editorial Wednesday troops or palestinian - Step up direct placement in a tree. guerrillas along Its frontier AI Ba'a th, the publica tion of of minor offenders Into C\)mAlso on Wednesday a Syria 's governing Ba 'ath mWlity programs instead of wlth,I..ebanon. federa l grand jury in Meanwhile , r.lghti st party, called for the exclusion institutions. · PorUand indicted Cooper on sources said Syrian official<. of ''the Palestinian resistance -'Support legislation in the charges of air piracy and tnld them no more Arat from the (Palestinian ) next legislature to divert troops woUld proceed further national coWlcil meetings in " status offenders" away interfering with commerce by exl<lrlion. The indictment south of current positions· Cairo next month. from institutions and into carried the name "John Doe, "The resistance leaders about 40 miles north ol the community social servlcesc also known as Dan Cooper." Israeli border, except for a have lost tlleir reputation and Willis said the first goal tnken force for the southern have no hope of succeeding in Wi'S possible but "contingent The hijacker used the name porto! Tyre, l6mlles north of resuming a dialogue between upon how well the communtiy Dan Cooper but has since IsraeL them on such crucial topics will accept \he responsiblllly become known popularly as __ President Elias Sarkis was like the Geneva peace talks of locally rehabilitating the " D.B. Cooper." Assistant U.S. Attorney reported to be extremely and the Palestinian states." juvenile offender . Jack G. Collins said the The apparent freeze in coocerned about the tension "! believe the task force indictment was sought League · troop in the border area and the Arab report brought the problems because there had been some Israeli troop buildup in the movements came after U.S. of our juvenile correctional area. Israel , 011 the oth<:r Charge d' Afjalres George system to-Ule front burner;, legal decisions that would hand, has characterized the Lane met with Sarkis in an said Brown. "Now the burden contend a fl \ieC)Iear stat ute of buildup as "precautionary." attempt to avert an lsraeli- is on the Youth Commission limitations applies to the The United States has be en Syrian confrontation in the and the General Assembly to case. 11 1t was out or an in contact with Israel, Syria south. act. 11 abundance of caution that the and lebanon and asked all Agre'e~ent closer on Soviets,·Cubans figured Oswald just another koo~_ Double-Teaming couldn't consultant on two districts t <. stop Middleport's Dave Ashley Jimmy Joe Hemsley, Pomeroy Class of '57, 'bearded punter' ' ' '·' ~-, 'J ~ ~ \ • l Pomeroy's Robert Qualls, Middleport QB Ron Quillen · Pomeroy alumni team coaches: Second Middleport tortchdown George Nesselroad, Bub Stivers ·I Middleport Coach: 'Cool' Lowell Price ') �,' 3-The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov . 26, 1976 2- The Daily Sentinel. Middleoort-Pomerov. 0., Fridav, Nov. 28, 1976 Educators, after spending zillions on teaching Jane and Johnnie to· read, now say, 'teach him at home!' Editorial comment, opinion, features Entrust elections to popular will It happens every presidential election · $I least every election that tums out to be a squeak er, or wh(!n there is a strong in· dependent ca ndidate in the running. We hear renewed calls to junk· the antiquated Electoral College system, but no sooner has the tumult died than we forget about it for another four years. It has happened again this year, and once again the angels who watch over drunkards, small children and the United States have pulled us through. Jimmy Ca rter received a comfortable plurality of the popular vote - 51 per cent to President f ord's 41! per cent. But a shift of as few as 4,000 votes in Ohio and Hawaii would have given the E lector~! College majority to Ford , even though Carter would still have had a majority of popular votes. There ha ve been a number of defenses of the Electora l College system. One is that since a candidate takes all of a state's electoral votes even though he may have ca rried that state by only one more popular vote than his opponent, it gives the appearance of a greater mandate for the winner than is actuaUy the case . This is said to confer some sort o"r psyrhologjrall>eneflt by consoling those who voted for the loser. It also gives smaller states a greater voice in the election process in proportion to their populations since each sta te has as many eleetors as it has senators and representatives. Small'state opposition to abolishing the Electora l Co llege ha s, in fact , bee n the major reason why any number of 1 proposed ~on stituti onal amendments have never gotten anywhere. ., Three times ifl our history, howE'ver, a president has been e.lected with fewer popu lar votes than his opponent, and the possibility remains that someday a' third·party candidate will win enough electora l votes to deny a-majority to any ca ndidate, throwing the election into the House of Representatives . . The Electoral College ls an 18th-centu ry relic bequeathed us by the founding fathers, who designed it to insulate the selection of the president from the passions of the ''mob.'' The people were to votf! for electors. who in turn would - theoretically - use their own judgment in choosing the president. . But the college qui ckly became merely a rubber stamp fonhe popular vote by each state, and that ls the only reason we have put up with It for 187 years. Thus the Electoral College remains in existence .. use less , unn ecessa ry and potentially dangerous . It took until 1912 to abolish th e indirect election of U.S. senators. Surely we have reached the point where we rna)' safely entrust the election of the president and vice ·president to the popula• will. " In the meantime, Jimmy Carter is not offici all y our 39th presldent-<lect - not until Dec. 13 when 538 elctors (how many ra n you narnt" ? l meet in their respective s,tate capitals ahd tell us he is. Plan offered for chang~s in Ohio's juvenile system COLUMBUS (UP[j - An agreement on a four-j)Qint plan for major changes in the sta~·s juvenile correctional system has been reached by Ohio Atlornev General William J . Brown and Ohio Youth Commission director William K. Willis, In September, theJuve.nile Justice Task Force released a bulky report includng the By Goldie Clt~~dealn PORTLAND - At long last we've COOle In realiu why "Johnnie and Jane caJ] 't read." Too much T.V. and other audio-visua l aids at home and in school. A Bible school teacher of 7th graders is surprised that students trtp over very simple words, and one otit of 10 r._ds as ·if he or she knew the words. More astonishing· Was that these preteen were so well versed on the subject of sex. AU \his is a continuing worry among parents and teachers, Even educatnrs now are saying, "go back to McGuffey Readers," which ls a great idea. I neversaw a ''reader" during my school years, but my motller studied through the six readers in West Virginia in tbe 1600's. McGuffey was an Ohio teacher ; mY grandchildren went w McGuffey School in Columbus, and they lived on McGuffey Rd . I only saw the sixth reader of my mother 's, but several years ago I bought the complete set from the primer on. From beginning In end they dealt ivith life, every phase of it: physical, menta.l and spltitual. Each lesson, besides reading sentences, used a~ the diacritical markS (hyphens, commas, apostrophe, etc. etc.), and the pupU was not finished Wllil he could pronounce, spell ond know the meaning of the hardest words, and understand what they were all about. Olildren got their education mosUy in one-room schools with ooe teacher for all eight grades. Now the Reading Reform Foundation by Kathryn Diehl an area newspaper says Johnny still can't read, but you can teach him ' After reading her 10 articles I still don 't know who is to teach him. There's a book wtell you how one can buy. Must be a job for motllers; they have nothing else l<l do, and besides, no ooe pays for schoois and teachers, do th ey!' And Johnny can'tspell because he can't read. But you can buy thls book and teach him at home. Lucky you ! guerrilla operations recommendation that the Fajrlleld School for Boys be closed. "The attorney genera l focused oo problems we have known for some time at Fairfield and hav e been working oo ,' ' said Willis after a closed·door meeting Wednesday. " We adm it that it is overcrowded, too old and too expensive; however, we have reduced enrollments since I have been director from 1,112 to 601 , but we carmot close it DR. LAMB ... crease the filtration.of excess uric acid out of the body through \he kidneys, The medicine you are taking Is a combination olthesetwo. The third medicine, tillopuriliol (Zyloprlm) acts at the. cellular level to prevent your own cells from producing too much uric acid. · The combinations of these medicines have made diets in the control of gout almost obsolete, They have also completely changed the ouUook for patients with gout as long as they follow their doctor's treabnent pl8n. Because heart disease is a common complication of gout I do believe that gout patients should be on a diet low in fat and c~oleBterol ,and limited sufficiently In calories to ellmlnate or prevent obesity. Avoid ci'aah weight losing effort.. 'I'hll often breaks down body cells and releases excess amounll of liric acid and can caUBe an acute paWul attack ol ~out. •• Gilmore ·passes turkey with Cuban and Soviet officials in Mexico City befQl'e the assassmatton lS tha t lhey cons!'dered h'un a kook and that be returned In Dallas alone." "I know of no evidence wht~h establishes that Oswald was encouraged by eltller embasssy to kill Pre . $!dent KeMed _ y," he .said. ed 1 "And remam . con~ today that they did not. Of Oswald's visit to Mexico CIIJI, Phillips said, "I have the recollection , hazy after 14 years, that Oswald intimated that he had information which might be useful to tbe Soviets and Cuba and that he hoped he would be proVIded '76 Turkey day alumni.football scenes Middleport 13, Pomeroy 0 free_ trans~tlon 111 the ~;:=t.. U111on by way of The.Washlngton Post today said \be CIA intercepted and recorded an Oswald telephone call from the Cuban to the Soviet EmQJiuy in Mexico city during his visit but oillypartofthetr~pt was sent to the FBI and later to the Warren Commission which investigated the assassination. The portion concerning Oswald's offer of Information was deleted, the Post said: Phillips said he could not recall "a ny particular document or intelligence report" on the Oswald telephone call. "I do not know wbal CIA Relatives come Wormatton concerning Oswald's visit was passed to lhe from a distance Warren Commission," he said. "All that I do .know has RACINE - Relatives been provided l<l the Seriate visiting \he family of Mrs. subcommittee · which Myrtle Shain Walker and invest i g a ted the attending her fWleral ser· assassination when I testified vices at the Ewing FWleral l<l them ." Home Tuesday afternoon The Warren Commission from a distance were Mr. and coocluded that Oswald acted Mrs. Terry Roush, Aurora, alone in shooting Kennedy, ru.; Mr.- and Mrs. John The Senate subcommittee McElroy, Beaver falls, Pa.; said that both the CIA and Mrs. Golda Shain, Logan, FB I withheld from the Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Gary commission information on Walker, Jtlnction City; Mr. Oswald's activities and, in and Mrs. James Circle, Mr. particular, CIA plots l<l kill and Mrs. George Circle, New Cuban Leader Fidel Castro Haven, W. Va .; Mrs. Joho which might have had a Pierce, Athens, and Mrs. · bearing on Castro's attitude William Perry, daughter . to plots to kill Kennedy assasFranclne, Toledo, Ohio. slnattlon. POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN, Utah (UP! ) Condem ned killer Gary shunned a Gilmore Thanks giving Day turkey dinner Thursday to maiJJtain his hunger strike and drank coffee alone in his cell. Prison offi cia ls said Gilmore, who has asked lbe state to allow him to die "like Letters of oplnlcio are welcomed. They sboold be 1 a man " before a firing squad, : 1 less than 300words loug (or be subject wreductloll by I refused a menu of steak and I the editor) and muat be slgued with the signee'• ad· I eggs for breakfast and turkey I dress. Names may be withheld upou JllbllcatlOD. .1 for dinner. I However, on requejlt, uames wiD be disclosed. Let!en He has refused meals since : shou.ld be In good taste, addressing Issues, not per· 1 last Friday because officials 1 sonalltles. 1 will not let him telephone his ind ictment Was sought ," fiancee, W-year-old Nicole I I Collins said. "We have no Barrett, who has been present knowledge of his confined to the Stale Mental whereabouts." Hilspltal since the couple The pants were found about attempted suicide Nov , 16. I a month ago 1 by a hunter, Giimore, 35, ls scheduled to I I I \l'llliam Lynch, who said he appear before the state Board didn't think much about them of Pardons next Tuesday to until he recently began ask again that the death PTA thanks all who helped reading stories on the penalty imposed on him for anniverSary of the the murder of a motel clerk we the officers ol'the Racine PTO, know it is impossible to skyjacking. last swruner be carried out as person.illy thank everybody so we would like to take Utis Lynch called the Clark soon as possible. opportunity to thank all business establisbments of Pomeroy, County Sheriff's office last II the board declines · In Middleport, Racine and SyractiSe that gave do~attons, week , and FBI Agent Dick · commute or stay the death teachers of Racine who gave so generously of \hell' lime, Dyer of Vancouver was noti- sentence, the state expects to parents who gave of their time and donations, sluden_ls who fied . Dyer and , Lynch execute Gilmore by Dec, 6: made posters, and to each and everyone who attended the returned to the area to Vern Damico, Gilmore's Racine PTO Fall Festival wm.ke ita huge success. retrieve the pants Tuesday uncle and agent, and As we don't have any projects at the present lime it was and the search followed. Damico's attorney planned l<l voted at the Nov. 15th PTOmeeting to,give each teacher of the " We sea rched and we visit Gilmore today to discuss six grades and also the kindergarten teacher money In use in didn't find anything eisc," offers reportedly worth their class rooms for supplies and games that the school board John Pringle, assista nt hundreds of thousands of doem 't rurnish. agent·in< harge of the Seattle dollars for rights In the We would also like l<l thank Ethel Hart," District FBI office, said. ~presentative of Modern Woodmen of runerica, for supplying killer's story . The attorney, Robert the Racine Elementary School with pmes for their annual Moody, refused to discuss Halloween party. - Libby Fisher, president; 'I;inda Holter, exact figures. "We need to go vice president; Jean Cleland, secretary and Barh$ra Dugan, · over them very carefully with treasurer. P.S. Thank Y"'J for vour news covera~e also. Gary , because he wants to be lnvolm and be wants to rriake the decision - with Vern," he said Wednesday. Giimore spent the holiday in a new, more spacious cell at the state prison . Officials said the hospital room in John Floyd Thomas, Mabel which he had been recovering Thomas to Louie M. from a drug overdose was too Christian, Exa · Mae ~rowded with the prisoner Christian, Lot, HarrisonviUe. I Danny M. Rosenbaum, and the two guards - his By Polly Cramer Nancy Rosenbaum , constant watchdogs. A prison officer described Catherine Rosenbaum to the new accommodations as - DEAR- POLLY =- Please fork over each blade. Violet Woodya rd , Lots, "sort of like a hospital tell me if I can sne a When hoking a custard or Pomeroy, beautiful navy blue crepe pumpkin pie, I bake room where you semiprivate Farmers Bank Sav. Co. to blouse \hat had been hanging the .crust for a short Gardner L. Wehrung , can get three beds in," in the closet for sometime. I time before putting In The ce ll is in a tier of eight Patricia L. Wehrung, I acre, find It bas faded along the the filling, so the crust in the prison's C Block, and Pomeroy. shoulders and down the Rodney C. Karr, Barbara the cells around it have been sleeves. I tried to dye It but ·will not be soggy when the C. Karr to Virgil B. Teaford, · emptied for added security. with no luck. I wQnder what pie ts baked. Small children find' that a Helen L. Teaford , Lot 9!, else I could try.- MARTHA. bag of different colored Middleport. DEAR MARTHA - I can sponges makes a good toy. Howard Barber, Barbara well understand your They do not hurt the furniture Barber to Marcia A. Barrett, problem. I ouce bought a and are quiet. After each UBe Charles R. ' Barrett, "2.104 dress ou sale (sales were I always wash the ooe I keep acres, Salem. final) , When looking at It at for my grandchlldreli. Harold M. Davis to Dorthea borne lu the daylight, I saw It I use one of those turntables L, Davis, Lot 25 Riverview marked just as youn. I have that are made for kitchen Acr·es, Middleport. ATHENS - Appoinbnent always thought such fading cupboards under a heavy of Carl E. I..everldg~ Jr. as was from having been In a flower pot so It can be easily communic.Uons consultant display window In the stm, turned periodically. for General Telephone Co. of · My dress was P.Ie Ulac &Uk RADENE . Medicare's medical Ohio's Athens and. Jackson aad. I a!&o thoaghtlt could be lnsuranee ~annat pay for DEAR POLLY - I have a districts has I>een annoWlced dyed, butlllte youn It had uo couple of things I want to add most services routinely performed by your dentist. by Joseph C. Sharp, southern effect ou It, My dreso ended In to I.M.'s list of non-food UBes divldion general manager' the ng haK before It was ever for vinegar. I find It makes a Leverldge will serve business wom; II uy of the readen good hair rinse after a customers in the 22 ex- bave corrected such a shampoo -'- half vinegar Md TilE DAL V SENTINEL changes covered by the. two problem I do hope we will be half water. Catch'ihe rinle In DEVOTED TO THE districts, bearlug from them . - , the basin and pour through , INTEREST OF MEtGs.MASON AREA POLLY .. His chief function will be to the hair two or three times, CH&mlR L TANNEHIL!DEAR POLLY - Paint the then rinse again with plain review and anal)"le special Exec. Ed, · ROBERT HOEFIJCH needa of business customers cord on your electric hedge water to remove any odor. City Edltur' and recommend custom clippers a bright red or Some people also like to wipe Publ ishal · ~!ly ucep!. Saturday b)' The Otlic.l \T~o~lley PubUShlng Comcommunications equipment yellow, so II is clearly vl!dble the Inside walls of their any, I ll Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio at all times. There Is less refrigerators with vinegar. I to fit their requirements. -t:.i6 ~. Business Offici! Phone 992· 2156. Edi l t~ria l ptwut!l92·2157. Before his promotion he danger of snipping the cord. do hope aU these uses for ~vnd cia~ p!lltll~e palll at I sew snaps oo the bottom vinegar do not make the price served as business service Pumeruy, Ot1io. admlnistraror for the com· of my floor length draperies go up, - A FAITHFUL National utJvcrti.'lln~ repr~r t<ltive Ward · Grltrith Comp;:iny1 Jnpany's southern division at and curtains and sew the READER. c., BotU nuUI atltl GRIIagher Div., other half of each snap to the Portsmouth. i5i Tiurtl Ave., New York, N.Y. DEAR POLLY ~ 01) bUI)' 10017; He replaces Garry E. Mizer back, part of the way up, days we sometimes have TV Su!Jocrlptlon r~o~tes : DeUvered by of Athens , who has been While cleaning I can llllap dinners. To uve our WOC)d top carrier wl~re 11vall11Lie 75 Cl!llt4 per ~·cek . By Motor Routt! where ccrrier promoted and transferred to them up out of the way of the kitchen table from belq servkc nut avMIJulJie, One month Norwalk. A naUve of Cin· vacuum cleaner. - MRS. marred by the bot TV trays I SJ.2i. By n~o~~il ln Ohiu and W. Va .: ciMati, Leveridge Is a 1973 R.L. One Ye~tr, $22.00: Sil: JnorJlh:l, Jill each of them In a LARGE Sl1.50 ; Three mtmlh.s, S'i'.OO; DEAR POLLY - To clean ltyrofoam meat tray I have graduate of Ohio University. J-: l~whcre $26.00 year; Six montll!l Leveridge and his wife, batter or whipped potlltoes, washed . and uved for Utis Sll .50; 'rhrel• months, S7.SO. Sll bscr·illl iun prit·c inc.:ludf's Swld11y Debbie, reside at 9 Louise etc. !rom the mixer beaters, I Jllrpose, They lit perfectly.Tunt!So&!JiiUrl'l. Lane, Athens. straddle the tlnes of an old IJNDAD. ~ FIRST TO - Pomeroy Players, left l<l right, Mike Wright (41), Andy English (44), Joho Wolfe (11), Bob Stewart (55), Pat O'Brien (II ), Rick Ash (10). ti6;;~~~~f~i Scoring for Middleport is Ronnie Quillen. !; Perlr A ~lt, Chip Haggerty, 1'om Lowrey, dmtce with delight 11jter.second Middleport TIJ ---------------------------1 Photos by Bob W~g~tt l :: .•• .8~:./ . 't:..~ ?Jtt. u.uwr,: ' : .: ' 'Action Galore' marked annual alumni classic - Meigs Property Salicytates have a variable Station, New York , NY 10019. effect on uric acid depending Some doctors do try to keep upon how much you take . At the urine alkaline when \hey one time they were used to are giving medicines to flush eliminate uric acid but they out lots of uric acid. Sodium are not used for tMt purpose bicarbonate Is sometimes anymore. II a pe;son with used lor this purpose. I do not gout is .controlled by a think regular use of sodium sa tisfa c tory medical bicarbonate for any purpose program laking aspirin lor is advisable. You can avoid ordinary aches or pains will this problem by using not be harmful. Aspirin medicines such as Zyloprim Sbould not be used with an that prevents the over· acute paWul attack of gout. production of uric a'cld in the Aspirin has often been im- first place. . plicate.! in causing acute The medicine you · are attacks of gout but I don't takilig does enhance flushing think you need worry about , uric acid o~t of the body . that if you are taking through the kidneys. To help medicine to control gout as in you protect your kidneys and your case. avoid any increased chance I am sending you The of kidney stones I do think Health Letter number 2-3, you should drink plenty of Gout, Uric Add, to give you fluids. Drink enough to msure more Information on the a generous flow of urine that problem. others who want appears light in color, lhls Wonnatlon can lend 50 mearung It IS dilute. The cents with a long stamped amount of urine you pass Is self-addressed en~elope fo; the proper indication of lt. Just send your 1etter to me whether .or not . you are get· In care of this newspaper, ling enough fluids . P.O. Box 1551, Radio City J - .• <'· Polly's Pointers Transfers r No cure found for faded blouse blues ~ '{'f' f \I ... ), Ill' I ' ''... . • i • !1 ,t ;.·. ... Middleport's Bib Mills, Class of '49, oldest almnni gridder · ~1 ,, ' -, .. ~~ ' '• Middleport QB Chip Haggerty, gets yardage Leveridge new Uric acid causes gout By Lawreace E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR OR. LAMB - I have always thought that gout was caused by eiltlng too much meat. Is lt just as important to avoid ' othe~ proteins? Should salicydates such as aspirin be avoided while taking , Colbe namlde for control lis baking soda of any value in reducing uric acid in the blood? DEAR READER- Eating protein foods Including meat does not cause gout. That is a common misconception. It is caused by an overproduction of uric acid by your own cells, not by what you eat. A high urt~ •cld level in the blood may lead to acute attacks of . gout or a slower more instdloua change causing gouty arthritis. Today we bave three types of medicines used to treat go••t. O!)e of theae is used to relieve the acute painful attack, colcblnclne - and we have used It for ages. Other medicines are used to Inr By DANIEL f . GJIAIORE WASHINGTON (UP! )_ A former senior CIA official said today Olban and Soviet Embassy officials in MeDea City C<llsidered Lee Harvey Oswald a "kook " during a 1963 visit there and did not encourage him to kill President John F. Kennedy . David A. Phillips, a veteran of 2~ years in tlie intelligence service Including four years in Mexico said the CIA was aware o'swald contacted Cuban and Soviet officials in Mexico City more than a month before Kennedy was killed In Dallas Nov. 22, 1963. Phillips, whose duties in Mexico City included keeping tabs on the Cuban Em ba ssy' told UP! that "my conviction based on my personal know!edge of Oswald's contacts Hijacker Cooper mystery standing By HOWARD APPLEGATE PORTLAND, Ore. IUPI ) The discovery of a 1<J ttered pair of pants has failed to generate any more clues to D.B. Cooper who disappeared with $20D,OOO after the hijacking of a jetliner on Thanksgiving eve 1972. The last that was known of Cooper wa s when he parachuted from .the Boeing 7'll during a stonn over countries to exercise By DAVID D. PEARCE southwestern Washington . BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI J restraint in order to avoid None of the money has - Syria and tbe Palestinian setting off a crisis in the tense at this time." shown up, and FBI agents leadership appear headed to- southern Lebanon area . Brown said he and Willis have said they believe Cooper "There is a tendency to agreed to : ward agreement on a died that night. a freeze on reduction in guerrilla impose - Reduce Fai rfield 's Several FBI agents spent operations in S'o uth Lebanon commando opera tions from enroliment to 200 "as quickly 3' , > hours Wednesday in the tense area near the south Lebanon ," An Nahar as possible," combing a wooded area near Israeli border ,.tbe newspaper said, indicating contacts to - Increase subsidies to Lake Merwin in southwest thls effect had been made An ?-lahar said today . local and regional programs Israel flas said it opposes between Sarkis and Syrian as alternatives to sta le Washington in a search prompted by the discovery of presence of el ther Syrian and Palestinian officials. juvenile institutions. the tattered gray plrud pants In an editorial Wednesday troops or palestinian - Step up direct placement in a tree. guerrillas along Its frontier AI Ba'a th, the publica tion of of minor offenders Into C\)mAlso on Wednesday a Syria 's governing Ba 'ath mWlity programs instead of wlth,I..ebanon. federa l grand jury in Meanwhile , r.lghti st party, called for the exclusion institutions. · PorUand indicted Cooper on sources said Syrian official<. of ''the Palestinian resistance -'Support legislation in the charges of air piracy and tnld them no more Arat from the (Palestinian ) next legislature to divert troops woUld proceed further national coWlcil meetings in " status offenders" away interfering with commerce by exl<lrlion. The indictment south of current positions· Cairo next month. from institutions and into carried the name "John Doe, "The resistance leaders about 40 miles north ol the community social servlcesc also known as Dan Cooper." Israeli border, except for a have lost tlleir reputation and Willis said the first goal tnken force for the southern have no hope of succeeding in Wi'S possible but "contingent The hijacker used the name porto! Tyre, l6mlles north of resuming a dialogue between upon how well the communtiy Dan Cooper but has since IsraeL them on such crucial topics will accept \he responsiblllly become known popularly as __ President Elias Sarkis was like the Geneva peace talks of locally rehabilitating the " D.B. Cooper." Assistant U.S. Attorney reported to be extremely and the Palestinian states." juvenile offender . Jack G. Collins said the The apparent freeze in coocerned about the tension "! believe the task force indictment was sought League · troop in the border area and the Arab report brought the problems because there had been some Israeli troop buildup in the movements came after U.S. of our juvenile correctional area. Israel , 011 the oth<:r Charge d' Afjalres George system to-Ule front burner;, legal decisions that would hand, has characterized the Lane met with Sarkis in an said Brown. "Now the burden contend a fl \ieC)Iear stat ute of buildup as "precautionary." attempt to avert an lsraeli- is on the Youth Commission limitations applies to the The United States has be en Syrian confrontation in the and the General Assembly to case. 11 1t was out or an in contact with Israel, Syria south. act. 11 abundance of caution that the and lebanon and asked all Agre'e~ent closer on Soviets,·Cubans figured Oswald just another koo~_ Double-Teaming couldn't consultant on two districts t <. stop Middleport's Dave Ashley Jimmy Joe Hemsley, Pomeroy Class of '57, 'bearded punter' ' ' '·' ~-, 'J ~ ~ \ • l Pomeroy's Robert Qualls, Middleport QB Ron Quillen · Pomeroy alumni team coaches: Second Middleport tortchdown George Nesselroad, Bub Stivers ·I Middleport Coach: 'Cool' Lowell Price ') �5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 26,1976 t - The Daily Sentir!el, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 26,1976 .. . ~:-".::.<::::::::::~:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;~::::::~=:=:=:::=:::::=:~~ lwii;};~'' iii;i;~"~«qJ.l Pub!ic ... us~ I! N invited to I Metgs flower show By Helen Bottel ; 1be Rtod<n Always Wrtlt .Girl Scout Diary By Charlene Hoeflich ·n., pubtic is invited to Cr•fty Ladies Shop, and lhe DEAR HELEN : view lhe numerous exhibits Meigs Bookmobile will have My father-in~aw is a doll but my mother-in-law is a devil . ri the annual 'Christmas a book display related to the She alwayuays she doesn't mean any hann but nine out ri len flower show to be staged by holiday season. Also on fighlo I bave with my husband stem from her. Her aggravation the Meigs County Garden display will be articles made even partially caused my mlscarriage. What she did to my Clubs Association th is · by the Senior Citizens which showers and oilr wedding you wouldn't believe. weekend at the Senior will be for sale at their anPeople are writing you Usts of "don't l!nd dos" for in-laws Citizens Center. nual Chrutmas bazaar. and I '~ like ID add mine :' · Not only will the show Houn; fuC: viewing the show I. Remeinber the IJ'ide and groom are baving a hard time feature artisti c a,._ are from Ito 8 p.m. on Saturadjusting their 'Own lives. · · ran~emenls, horticu lture day, and from Ito 4 p.m. on 2. This especially If both work' ahd lheir time is limited. So specimens and polled plants, Sunday. Exhibitors are to give them alme time . but there will also he ~ ift have their entries in place by ~- ' Don't gossip about lheir problems. _ wrappings, rorsa~es, and noon on Sa turday. Judging 4. Doo'l be offended If the bnde wanlo ID see HER family . several special exhibits. Mrs. wiU begin at I p.m. too . Remember she may need adVice from her mother. Lou Williams will he displayMrs. Marganel Ella Lewis S. Give her a chance ID ease into your family. Don't push. ing paintings of flowers and is the show cbainnan and the 6. Above aU, dc.> 't keep a stranglehold on your son. plants, Mrs. Helen Williams theme is '·The Many Moods TEN MONTHS OF Ar.ONV will he showing articles of .. Christm~s". DE:AR HELEN : rromher rece ntlv~nrl•ntod I was disappointed in your reply to the women who wanted ID write into the family tree her grandmother's story of her ll.fe as a madam in a brothel. It's understandable that the writer's mother {the daughter of the former madam )' would object, especially if there's a ·.possibility the story would be turned into a book. Why air dirty linen in public? "Honor thy father and thy mother" has a sound basis. She should save the family tree for works of true literary merit . RACINE-A variety of holi- dinator; Mrs. Martha DudAnd if she wants to publish, she should use a J>l"udonym, and day projects were planned ding, secretary of program wait till her mother passesoo.- Nat A MUCKRAKER and officers for 1977 were in- material; and Mrs. Lavinia DI':AR N.A.M. : swlled a\ the recent meeting Simpson, public relations. I'll buy the pseudooym (il the book sells to a publisher ), of ·the United . Methodist Prayer by Mrs. Bmdford but I don't believe in whitewashing the family tree . After aU, Women · of the Wesleyan openedlhemeelingwithMrs. the grandmother isn't ashamed of her red plush days. I'm UnitedMethudisl. Roush ~iviryg a Thanksgiving quite sure most of the family knows about them. Why should ' Meeli n~ at the home of poem. Mrs. Hill had the her daughter make such a hassle over a rather fasci nating Mrs. Betty Housh, ·the UM, treasurer's report West the truth ' - H. . Wallocaled gifts of money to sec retary's report.· Nineteen +++ worthy causes . and for sick ca lls were reported and DEAR HELEN : several organizations. It was an offering taken . I'm a housewife and mother and I ha te every moment <i it. tlecidedlo deliver fruit trays The meeting concluded I'm for women's equal righlo, bul l KNOW. women will never to all of the shutins during the with a silent pra yer fo r the really earn them. Christmas season and 0:1 new officers and the Lord's Aman can work eight hours a day and his work is done . If meeting to prepore the tray.S Prayer in UniS o n . a woman wocks outside, she still has the house and children on will be held at the Bradford Refreslunents were served her back, and few men will do their part in helping her home. The world thank offer- . by t he hos1ess. sometimes they play "eager vo lunteer" but produce such ing was tC~k en . miserable resullo they assure themselves of being "fired ." The annual Christmas parThis type is lowest of aU, pure sneaky. ty was set for Dec. 27·at the We females carry babies for nine months, putting up with ehurch annex with iJ turkey such comments as "Oh, my fat wile," and "Wow, your bod and covered dish dinner to he looks awful. " Then we go through the hell of delivery, while the served at 6:50p.m. with Mrs . men pass out cigars and gloat, "Yep, I knew I could do it ! ll Mi:i:dne Wingett iJS rhr~i rsure takes . a man ! rrum. Men gel vacation.'; from their work. Amother returns froni The impressive pledge sera vacation totally bushed. So the man says HE Deeds a hunting vices were conducted by Mrs . trip ''to get away from the kids ." Roberta Thaxton. The of· No 1 we women will never be equal, not a& long as we're firers installed were Mrs. caught in the marriage and family trap. - WANTS TO BE Martha Wolfe, president; F'REE Mrs. Martha Dudding, vice DEAR WTBF : presidenl ; Mrs. Margaret give her a Condemning aU men and marriage becalise YOU West, secrewry; Mrs. Etw evidently picked a lemon is like saying all souffles will fall Mae Hill , treasurer; Mrs. ~~'--"\\ (9bra. because yours ·do. Libby Willford , nominal!ng Citizens Band radio! I predict we'll hear many rebuttals (and also some ehainnan ; Mrs. Belly Roush, agreement) ID your letter. - H. membership chainnan; Mrs. Ruth Wolfe, Chrisllan Social ''1ttt Govt. Gr~ded Choice Peoplle'! Choice, Beef Chuck Center Blade Chuck Roast ' INVESTED - Dreama Owens was invested into Syracuse Junior Troop 1204 in ceremonies Tuesday night at the schooL · lff'anges represente ~~~~~.; c~;;~tianFr~ro~~ . , £ . t · a annuaI. C(Jnference .~~"~~~;e ~~~: c~~~~~~ • ' · Seven Meig s Co unty Granges were represented at the annual officers con· ference held at Rock Springs. • Deputy Master and Matron ' Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan explained the coming year's program and conteslo. Mrs. Jordan urged that non· grange members he asked to ~ enter the National Dress : )._, · Contest. It was annoUnced that Keith Ashley was third runnerup in tlie talent contest at National Grange Session in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The county project selected will be tor aU Granges lo help acquire new Pomona Officers sashes. The state is to .. .. FLOWERS • • .•. We Wire Ftow.n Everywhere 992-2039 •• Pom!!OJ Flower Shoji Mrs. MiUord von Mot..1'11.• 992-1711 contribute to Friendly Hills Camp Fund. The visitations . between gra nges will be to fonn degree teams. Rock Springs and Ohio Valley, Star and Laurel , Harrisonville and Columbia , Hemlock and Racine, and each team will practice for Degree Day work . Secretary awards were presented to Nina Macomber · of Star Gi·ange, Nellie Vale of Laurel,. Sylvia Midkiff of Hemlock , West ina Crabtree of Columbia, Francis Goeglein of Rock Springs, and Mrs. Clifford Morris of Racine. A certificate for Care contributions was presented to Rock Springs, Ractne and Columbia Granges. Racine received a blue ribbon for its-women's activities report. Star, Launel, Hemlock, RockHarrisonvUie, Springs and Columbia received a red ribbun for their report . This year's legislative meeting will be at the Hilton Inn, Columbus on Jan. 15. The County Grange Youth · will meet Dec. II at Star Grange Hall. All young are invited to SUNDAY "Dinner Dates" November 28 MEAT Thaxton, miss ion The Rev . and Mrs. Harold Deeth, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton, -and Mrs. Bea Douglas of Grace Episcopal Church were at the Sheraton Hole! in Columbus recently for the IO:ind Annual Convention of the · Episcopa I Church of the Diocese of Southern Ohio. Speaker for the convention was the Rt. Rev. R. Saye of Rochester , England, fonner bishop of England. The meeting was presided over by Bishop John Krumm of the Southern Ohio Diocese. VEGETABLES Green beans , peas & carrots, noodles . PIE about the ter;rific char-broiled steak. dinner I had tonite at the Apple, cherry , peach.. Steamboat Inn! " applesauce . •• ..., . peaches. p.m., Sundloy l-1p.m. W•lk Up Window Closed for StiSO!I . CSteamboat In11. ' Head " Rea / OJq-Fashioned Home Cookw~" 3rd St.. Racine. Ohio a Thanksgiving servic-e Sun· FRIDAY RICHARD OHLINGER, commander of V.F .W. Post 9926 requests all members of Stewart Johnson Post to m""l al 7 p.m. Friday at V.F.W. trailer in Mason, W. Va .. SATURDAY , JUNIOR - WHITE Trio !eatured al hymn sing Saturday ; 7:30 p.m, at Syracu.se · Elementary School; other singers also to be featured . Sponsored by Syracuse ER Squad with proceeds on new truck. receive the Christmas treats. Mrs. Folmer re minded members that anyone 70 or older becomes an honorary member of the club. Devotions from Psalm 103 and 67 were presented by Mrs. Ethel Gru011er. Marcia King and Brooke Radford were guests for the meeti)lg. The program was presented by Mrs. Sandy Folmer. Readings were given by Mrs. Betty Conkle, Mrs. Jackie Zirkle, Mrs. Thelma Jellers, Mrs. Ethel Grueser, SUNDAY Mrs. Phyllis Skinner, Mrs. REVIVAL AT Mt. Unlon Lottie Leonard. Baptist Church, near CarThe contest conducted by penter, Sunday through Dec. Mrs. Louise Folmer was won 5 with Rev. John Elswick, by Mrs. Lenora Leifheit. evangelist; gospel singing Refreshments were served each evening. Public invited. by the hostess . GOSPEL CONCERT, Next meeting will be at the Sunday, 2 p.m... Chester home of Mrs . Frances Church of God featuring Goeglein, with Mrs. Barbara Gospel Tones, The Followers Goeglein to ha ve the and Gospel Echoes. Public program, and Mrs. Sandy invited. Folmer, the contest. FILM "Thief in the Night" to be shown Sunday, 7:30 p.m. at Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church . $ STEWART -Officers for 1977 were elected at a recent ' Atraining session for leaders, assis!Jmlo and helpers will meeting of the Federal Hockbe ·held Monday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Middleport ing YolU)g and Adult Farm Firemen's lounge. Both brownie and junior .troop Wives held al the Federal representatives are encourag¢ to attend . Coffee and tea will Hocking High School. be proVided for a nosebag lunch. Ann Broadbent, Mary Wise They are Mrs. Wanda and Murl Johnson will be lrainers. Sheridan, president; Mrs. Bec ke y Mansfield , SYRACUSE JUNIOR TROOP 1204 treasurer ; Mrs. Catherine Investiture and rededication ceremonies highlighted the Simpson, secreteiry. The prJ.\1~.... Tuesday night meeting of the Syracuse Juniors. gram on making com husk Invested into the troop was Dreama Owens. Rededicated dolls was presented by Mrs. were Janie Amberger, Christy Arnold, Becky Arnoll, Jennie ' Mary Simpson of Stewart. Bentley, Shari Cogar, Debbie Michael, Lori Michael, Kim Members made plans lo par. Morrow, Sherry Rilchle, Penny Wolfe. ticipate in the Dec. 4 Band Plans were made during the meeting to march in the Boosters Craft Fair at Middleport parade Monday night and the Pomeroy parade , Federal Hocking and l<J sell Wednesday night. handmade crafts al that To open the meeting Shari Cogar led· in the pledge to the time. The December meeting flag, the'Lord's Prayer, and the girl scout promise and law . The C\]lor guard was composed of Penny Wo)fe, Becky Arnott and J.ennie Bentley. Kim Morrow had charge of ,the closing ceremrny which included the nati.onal anthem and taps. Following the meeting members went to the Pizza Shack for a party hosted by Ralph Werry in appreciation to the troop for serving as usherettes for the Sunday Junior Miss Pageant. SAVE NOW $7880 The 2·Ways the tru ckers use! Qbra~III I I IDJ INGELS FURNITURE "" 3-lb. was scheduled for Dec. 13 at which lime the progl'8m will be on candle making. The baslc monthly Any fann wife is invited to Medicare medical 'insurance attend the meehngs. Co11tacl premium amount beginning may be made with Mrs. Pal .July I, 1976 ls $7.20·. Sheridan~~ Federal Hocking High School. Medicare and Medicaid are two di,ferent programs. Medicare is handled by the Social Security office and Medicaid is administered by the Department of Social SerVices. FILM SLATED Afilm , "Thiefln the Night" will be presented at the Launel Cliff Free Methodist Church Sunday, Nov . 28, at 7:30p.m; Box Middlegorl, 0. With Coupon limit 1 With. Coupon I $7.SO_er More Purchast Vt1 . llt tr 51\II.IJ, UUtll,t/ • • U11i ! .. jutt• l,.t i~•- l t Sbtt t. laut fnn LimJl Coupon Per family '• ' 8x10 IN UVING , COLOR ONLY Hi-C Drinks 884 Kroger Coffee 3$ $ "·OI, PLUS SOc HANDLING 1-Qt. No age. limit Limit 1 Per Person 2 Specials Per Family Groups Tak~n at the low 99 .n•. Cans 99"' The program on page 87 in ALFRED - The Alfned United Methodist Women met the program booklet was Monday evening with an read and discussed, and a few attendance of 11, at the home thoughts and a.short reading of Genevieve Guthrie. were give.n for 11 ThanksThemeeting was in charge giving.".New program hooks · of June Stearns, vice were distributed. T-he hostess served president who opened with prayer and the singing of two delicious refreshments, during the social period. · hymns. Plans were made for the Christmas party in the church basement -Dec. 21 at 7:30 p.m. with potluck supper for members, their families and guests. An evaluation sheet was worked on and the number of sick and shut·in calls was reported at 8. Men in service and shut-ins are to be remembered at Christmas time . The missionary to be remem· bered is Mary · Elizabeth Cloyd, Nashville, Tenn., chosen by Kate Rodenhaver. Ashort missions report was given by June Steams. conditions, so you'll Can snow tires ... With Coupon With Coupon l111lt 3 Witt. CtUINI AM $7.50 Or Mtrt l'lrdtate ll11lt 1 Wllh (ou,.n Aid $7.50 Or Mort Purdl. . Vt~ V•i• lllt1 h tur•a,, Dm~hr 4, 1111 Jfttr SttuCJf, Otctlllhr I, 1t11 S~tjtct II ."IIU,It State & Ltt.. Tn.n s.-rnt II AUli~atll Sltll & LICit Tllltl Limit 1 Coupon Per Famlly ,. per person Winter means snow and bad driving l imit 1 Coupon Per Family Attract a var iety of birds: .. handsome addi t <on to any garden . Instal l in tree, on pole or platfo rm ... and help your fea th ered friend s. ' TI LE ROOF SUNDAY, NOV. 28 · Pint Returnable lollles Diet or Regular Pepsi· Cola Dial 949 - 2515 1 PM TIL 5 'PM SHOPPERS MART MASON, W. VA. Photos by Honey fortraits ICrO'oJII' I " 'oJIIO' onlud .lo• row• 1o1al IDhllacl•on • •vo• d l•" o t rtoonw:lorlw• • • Jf 1011 on no! 101111 11 d . l•ot•• • •It rtp lotl yoU< ''"'" "'"" 1h1 10"'' b•ond Ot o cofl'lpor able b•o~d o• 1011< P"''l>o11 P"tf lAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS SIMUN'S MODERN SUPPLY PICI<-A-PAIR 992-2 164 391 W. Moln St. POMEROY, 0. Pom eroy , 0. The store with " All Kinds Of Stuff " for pels - stables - large and small animals - lawns - gardens. BUY THIS HOMECRAFT MOTORIZED TABLE SAW SIZES 29 THRU 38 DRill.. . .... .01 BOTH ••.••• 170.00 YOU DON'T NEED .-- •••• •• - •••••• ••• •• •• •• e ·160UNCE •• •• CHISEL SET •• e CLAW •• •• •• •• OPEN A filHwl~ • .... •• ...... :~·liW: •• •• • • BILD-A.COUNT • •• : .2 97 : • • • •....................... •• • ••••••••• ••••••••• ~- • DROP FORGED • • Fully ground heud I$ pre~sure · • locked to handle . VInyl g•lp. • 3 PIECE HAMMER Fine alloy steel chisels, hard· ened to keen edge, W', 'W' and I" sizes. · • REGULAR 6.49 • 8 TIRES ARE OUR BUSINESS , •• Enough Said We al1o g ~OIO~I ttltl ot '*f ~ ·II dot-er, ll<, " II tn o~• po••• •o hou o.,plt iwOl pl;e, of at! od• • 'I" Pd ope<•ot o a ~ l•" 1h• l•11 .. h~ '' )0" •hop fo, 1hr m tl d.,.. 10 conduoon1 beyo"d owr cont•ot ... ,. own OY I ot 0" od• t •l,., d •p• t•ol ·~ ,.,l!,wb llolwl • '"' • •omr '''"' ·~ o com po•oble b•o<~(l t'"ht n 1...ch an •lrm •1 o •o•lob lt l •rl lt t h" g) 11<, IO"'t 10•'"11 or •' yow pr•t., g••• yo\J o lt,. IN CHf ( ( t ~>l• l l tt yew lo tho. ID""·• . od•l" •l kl tprc•ol oll"i' tome lfi-C•OI putt 0~'~1 ,,,... .. nlo,n lO do r• "'"'<" Come In! ...:•• Kroger Your Federal Food Stamps . \ GENERAL TIRES Middleport, SWISHER &LOHSE PHARMACY REG . 9.95 • . • PUSH DRILL Ratchet action tool with automof!t return quick release ctw.Jck and 3/32'' drill point . REGULAR 14.59 BUY A%'' x12' YELLOW TAPE AND GET A 2 MnERTAPE FREEl Special offer includes epo;(y· t ooted ru le and 6 ft. English / :~ic tope A~per~u~ 8.19 e. 112 Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio VIUAGE PHARMACY 271 N. Second St . Middleport, Ohio Prices may vary slightly from pharmacy to pharmacy. ·See your pharmacist for his low price. • • ~ . Vitamins are essential for good health and nutrition. High'potency Myadec contains 9 important vitamins and 6 minerals-an ideal formula for active people on the go. Take care of yourself with Myadec Capsules or Tablets. The Friendly Onee • SAW ••••••• 169.99 Buy this 9" saw, complete with stand and two ••tension wings and, for o penny more , you'll receive o lighl-weight dril l lhot recharges overnight . Sow develops 1'/, HP to cut 2" stock . Open Fri. & SalTil 8 · ' G=etJ~ FOR THIS ROCKWELL 1/4 INCH CORDLESS ELECTRIC DRILL . AND PAY ONLY 4 . e2 [~] Luflrin ' OfFER GOOD UNTIL DEC. 15 TOTAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE f •ll'' 111>•ni ro11 b w:-, o• ~AIIiTERN ..rr:L~~VLE 2-4-5 BUCKLE ALL SIZESI $995 ONLY Why should you., take Myadec:? Look! Bird Feeders Gifts That THEY'RE FOR EVERYBODY! a 1-ol. BUCKLE ARCTICS (INCLUDING PAINTERS) Alfred UMW meets at Guthrie home Heads ·day morning at the Apple Grove United Methodist Chu~h during the Sunday School. On her program was a nan· ne.lgraph story entitled " Let Us Give Thanks'' by Mrs. Russell Roush., Mrs. Darrell Norris was al the piano for sin.gi ng of the hyrrut, "Showers . of Blessing~". l"oemsw(lrc ' 1Just Thankful" by Mrs. Dolly Thank Thee" by Kanen Wolre, Sunday school Rhodes; and "O ur superintendent; "Than~iv­ Thanksgiving" by Mrs. ing" by Cheryl Roseberry ; Dallas Hlll. Attendance was ''A Thanksgiving Prayer" by 30 with the offering being Cindy Roush; "How Can I $.19.71. 1977 officers elected RUTLAND BROWNIE TROOP 1293 A hike around Forest Acres Park and Fort Meigs was taken by the Browl!ies ala meeting Monday night after school. The 15 girls with their leader, Mrs. Shirley Wilson, assistant leader, Sonia Parsons, and Mrs. Sharon Black enjoyed a picnic of hotdogs, hot chocolate, donuls and cookies inside one of the cabins following the hike. Plllns were made for the Brownies to participate in buth the Middleport parade on Monday, and the Pomeroy parade on Wednesday. Investiture ceremony for the troop will take place allhe Monday meeting al the school. Fruit Bas And Bowls LeHuc.e Delltious Char-Broilod Sleoks · Dlnlftl Roam Hours Weekd~YH-1 Mrs. llub Rhudcs presenlt~l § SAlAD & FRUITS Tossed salad , slaw , cottage cheese , ... California Iceberg Mmi-Size-MaxHalk po wer Dynam1ke w1th AF Gam Con tr ol PIUg·m Jac k E~ te rnat Spe aker A11 23 cnonn ets 1nclud1ng Emergency Channel 9 • Com plete w1th bracket • We1gnsonty 2 2tbs ONLY Club to prepare holiday treats . l~l·r · Painter's Pants? .PHOTO SPECIAL priceof " Instead of gi ving you the ~ws , iolks , I'd \i\l. e to tell '!IOU - Ctn. ~~·••••••••••••••••. . Meat loaf , roast beef, fried chick e n , hamburger steak , flounde r fish & ham . . P11per • • • • • Local peopk attend gathering ...•• $ 29 Gal Insta lls anywhere· car , tr uck: boa t or home Keep s y.ou m touch w1th satety cuor· Ice Cream Hi Nu 20fo lowfat Milk .Cuncerns; ~rs. Beuleih Brctdford, supportive community ;' .. Country Club Kroger d r .. ,. • ' 11 .• - · 1 Social M ts. Rhodes presents service 1Calendar r~ Christmas treats for the sick and shut-ins of the community will be prepared at the annual Christmas party of the Rock Springs Better Health Club Dec. 15. Meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. 'Frances .Goeglein· with Mrs. Barbara 'Goeglein as hostess, the club members arranged ·to meet -at lh~> Rock Springs United Methodist Church on that dale at 11 :30 a.m. Trays of cookies and candles to be brought by the members will qe prepared and delivered during the afternoon . Mrs. Louise Foliner will purchase holiday trays for the project. For the party Mrs. Louise Radford and Mrs. Martha King will handle the decoratfug. There will be a gift exchange by secret pals. · Members are also to Lake something for the grab bag. Mrs. Judy Humphreys was appointed to revise and update the names of those to ,,•• ' CIJrrlUI 1S15- 1U ll:flltr . u• 111- hil.lf, Mh .,".21 lllrl . ht~rhJ . Dn. t, lt7i Jl · W1 fturYt tht ritlll tt ll.wut •vuti!IU , NOIU SOlCI fO IIU.L£11 Yule projects planned during UMW meeting • .. . . . , . • t)3 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. CHWI Mr. frltndl~ I The Department Store of Building Since 1915 �5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 26,1976 t - The Daily Sentir!el, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 26,1976 .. . ~:-".::.<::::::::::~:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;~::::::~=:=:=:::=:::::=:~~ lwii;};~'' iii;i;~"~«qJ.l Pub!ic ... us~ I! N invited to I Metgs flower show By Helen Bottel ; 1be Rtod<n Always Wrtlt .Girl Scout Diary By Charlene Hoeflich ·n., pubtic is invited to Cr•fty Ladies Shop, and lhe DEAR HELEN : view lhe numerous exhibits Meigs Bookmobile will have My father-in~aw is a doll but my mother-in-law is a devil . ri the annual 'Christmas a book display related to the She alwayuays she doesn't mean any hann but nine out ri len flower show to be staged by holiday season. Also on fighlo I bave with my husband stem from her. Her aggravation the Meigs County Garden display will be articles made even partially caused my mlscarriage. What she did to my Clubs Association th is · by the Senior Citizens which showers and oilr wedding you wouldn't believe. weekend at the Senior will be for sale at their anPeople are writing you Usts of "don't l!nd dos" for in-laws Citizens Center. nual Chrutmas bazaar. and I '~ like ID add mine :' · Not only will the show Houn; fuC: viewing the show I. Remeinber the IJ'ide and groom are baving a hard time feature artisti c a,._ are from Ito 8 p.m. on Saturadjusting their 'Own lives. · · ran~emenls, horticu lture day, and from Ito 4 p.m. on 2. This especially If both work' ahd lheir time is limited. So specimens and polled plants, Sunday. Exhibitors are to give them alme time . but there will also he ~ ift have their entries in place by ~- ' Don't gossip about lheir problems. _ wrappings, rorsa~es, and noon on Sa turday. Judging 4. Doo'l be offended If the bnde wanlo ID see HER family . several special exhibits. Mrs. wiU begin at I p.m. too . Remember she may need adVice from her mother. Lou Williams will he displayMrs. Marganel Ella Lewis S. Give her a chance ID ease into your family. Don't push. ing paintings of flowers and is the show cbainnan and the 6. Above aU, dc.> 't keep a stranglehold on your son. plants, Mrs. Helen Williams theme is '·The Many Moods TEN MONTHS OF Ar.ONV will he showing articles of .. Christm~s". DE:AR HELEN : rromher rece ntlv~nrl•ntod I was disappointed in your reply to the women who wanted ID write into the family tree her grandmother's story of her ll.fe as a madam in a brothel. It's understandable that the writer's mother {the daughter of the former madam )' would object, especially if there's a ·.possibility the story would be turned into a book. Why air dirty linen in public? "Honor thy father and thy mother" has a sound basis. She should save the family tree for works of true literary merit . RACINE-A variety of holi- dinator; Mrs. Martha DudAnd if she wants to publish, she should use a J>l"udonym, and day projects were planned ding, secretary of program wait till her mother passesoo.- Nat A MUCKRAKER and officers for 1977 were in- material; and Mrs. Lavinia DI':AR N.A.M. : swlled a\ the recent meeting Simpson, public relations. I'll buy the pseudooym (il the book sells to a publisher ), of ·the United . Methodist Prayer by Mrs. Bmdford but I don't believe in whitewashing the family tree . After aU, Women · of the Wesleyan openedlhemeelingwithMrs. the grandmother isn't ashamed of her red plush days. I'm UnitedMethudisl. Roush ~iviryg a Thanksgiving quite sure most of the family knows about them. Why should ' Meeli n~ at the home of poem. Mrs. Hill had the her daughter make such a hassle over a rather fasci nating Mrs. Betty Housh, ·the UM, treasurer's report West the truth ' - H. . Wallocaled gifts of money to sec retary's report.· Nineteen +++ worthy causes . and for sick ca lls were reported and DEAR HELEN : several organizations. It was an offering taken . I'm a housewife and mother and I ha te every moment <i it. tlecidedlo deliver fruit trays The meeting concluded I'm for women's equal righlo, bul l KNOW. women will never to all of the shutins during the with a silent pra yer fo r the really earn them. Christmas season and 0:1 new officers and the Lord's Aman can work eight hours a day and his work is done . If meeting to prepore the tray.S Prayer in UniS o n . a woman wocks outside, she still has the house and children on will be held at the Bradford Refreslunents were served her back, and few men will do their part in helping her home. The world thank offer- . by t he hos1ess. sometimes they play "eager vo lunteer" but produce such ing was tC~k en . miserable resullo they assure themselves of being "fired ." The annual Christmas parThis type is lowest of aU, pure sneaky. ty was set for Dec. 27·at the We females carry babies for nine months, putting up with ehurch annex with iJ turkey such comments as "Oh, my fat wile," and "Wow, your bod and covered dish dinner to he looks awful. " Then we go through the hell of delivery, while the served at 6:50p.m. with Mrs . men pass out cigars and gloat, "Yep, I knew I could do it ! ll Mi:i:dne Wingett iJS rhr~i rsure takes . a man ! rrum. Men gel vacation.'; from their work. Amother returns froni The impressive pledge sera vacation totally bushed. So the man says HE Deeds a hunting vices were conducted by Mrs . trip ''to get away from the kids ." Roberta Thaxton. The of· No 1 we women will never be equal, not a& long as we're firers installed were Mrs. caught in the marriage and family trap. - WANTS TO BE Martha Wolfe, president; F'REE Mrs. Martha Dudding, vice DEAR WTBF : presidenl ; Mrs. Margaret give her a Condemning aU men and marriage becalise YOU West, secrewry; Mrs. Etw evidently picked a lemon is like saying all souffles will fall Mae Hill , treasurer; Mrs. ~~'--"\\ (9bra. because yours ·do. Libby Willford , nominal!ng Citizens Band radio! I predict we'll hear many rebuttals (and also some ehainnan ; Mrs. Belly Roush, agreement) ID your letter. - H. membership chainnan; Mrs. Ruth Wolfe, Chrisllan Social ''1ttt Govt. Gr~ded Choice Peoplle'! Choice, Beef Chuck Center Blade Chuck Roast ' INVESTED - Dreama Owens was invested into Syracuse Junior Troop 1204 in ceremonies Tuesday night at the schooL · lff'anges represente ~~~~~.; c~;;~tianFr~ro~~ . , £ . t · a annuaI. C(Jnference .~~"~~~;e ~~~: c~~~~~~ • ' · Seven Meig s Co unty Granges were represented at the annual officers con· ference held at Rock Springs. • Deputy Master and Matron ' Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan explained the coming year's program and conteslo. Mrs. Jordan urged that non· grange members he asked to ~ enter the National Dress : )._, · Contest. It was annoUnced that Keith Ashley was third runnerup in tlie talent contest at National Grange Session in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The county project selected will be tor aU Granges lo help acquire new Pomona Officers sashes. The state is to .. .. FLOWERS • • .•. We Wire Ftow.n Everywhere 992-2039 •• Pom!!OJ Flower Shoji Mrs. MiUord von Mot..1'11.• 992-1711 contribute to Friendly Hills Camp Fund. The visitations . between gra nges will be to fonn degree teams. Rock Springs and Ohio Valley, Star and Laurel , Harrisonville and Columbia , Hemlock and Racine, and each team will practice for Degree Day work . Secretary awards were presented to Nina Macomber · of Star Gi·ange, Nellie Vale of Laurel,. Sylvia Midkiff of Hemlock , West ina Crabtree of Columbia, Francis Goeglein of Rock Springs, and Mrs. Clifford Morris of Racine. A certificate for Care contributions was presented to Rock Springs, Ractne and Columbia Granges. Racine received a blue ribbon for its-women's activities report. Star, Launel, Hemlock, RockHarrisonvUie, Springs and Columbia received a red ribbun for their report . This year's legislative meeting will be at the Hilton Inn, Columbus on Jan. 15. The County Grange Youth · will meet Dec. II at Star Grange Hall. All young are invited to SUNDAY "Dinner Dates" November 28 MEAT Thaxton, miss ion The Rev . and Mrs. Harold Deeth, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton, -and Mrs. Bea Douglas of Grace Episcopal Church were at the Sheraton Hole! in Columbus recently for the IO:ind Annual Convention of the · Episcopa I Church of the Diocese of Southern Ohio. Speaker for the convention was the Rt. Rev. R. Saye of Rochester , England, fonner bishop of England. The meeting was presided over by Bishop John Krumm of the Southern Ohio Diocese. VEGETABLES Green beans , peas & carrots, noodles . PIE about the ter;rific char-broiled steak. dinner I had tonite at the Apple, cherry , peach.. Steamboat Inn! " applesauce . •• ..., . peaches. p.m., Sundloy l-1p.m. W•lk Up Window Closed for StiSO!I . CSteamboat In11. ' Head " Rea / OJq-Fashioned Home Cookw~" 3rd St.. Racine. Ohio a Thanksgiving servic-e Sun· FRIDAY RICHARD OHLINGER, commander of V.F .W. Post 9926 requests all members of Stewart Johnson Post to m""l al 7 p.m. Friday at V.F.W. trailer in Mason, W. Va .. SATURDAY , JUNIOR - WHITE Trio !eatured al hymn sing Saturday ; 7:30 p.m, at Syracu.se · Elementary School; other singers also to be featured . Sponsored by Syracuse ER Squad with proceeds on new truck. receive the Christmas treats. Mrs. Folmer re minded members that anyone 70 or older becomes an honorary member of the club. Devotions from Psalm 103 and 67 were presented by Mrs. Ethel Gru011er. Marcia King and Brooke Radford were guests for the meeti)lg. The program was presented by Mrs. Sandy Folmer. Readings were given by Mrs. Betty Conkle, Mrs. Jackie Zirkle, Mrs. Thelma Jellers, Mrs. Ethel Grueser, SUNDAY Mrs. Phyllis Skinner, Mrs. REVIVAL AT Mt. Unlon Lottie Leonard. Baptist Church, near CarThe contest conducted by penter, Sunday through Dec. Mrs. Louise Folmer was won 5 with Rev. John Elswick, by Mrs. Lenora Leifheit. evangelist; gospel singing Refreshments were served each evening. Public invited. by the hostess . GOSPEL CONCERT, Next meeting will be at the Sunday, 2 p.m... Chester home of Mrs . Frances Church of God featuring Goeglein, with Mrs. Barbara Gospel Tones, The Followers Goeglein to ha ve the and Gospel Echoes. Public program, and Mrs. Sandy invited. Folmer, the contest. FILM "Thief in the Night" to be shown Sunday, 7:30 p.m. at Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church . $ STEWART -Officers for 1977 were elected at a recent ' Atraining session for leaders, assis!Jmlo and helpers will meeting of the Federal Hockbe ·held Monday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Middleport ing YolU)g and Adult Farm Firemen's lounge. Both brownie and junior .troop Wives held al the Federal representatives are encourag¢ to attend . Coffee and tea will Hocking High School. be proVided for a nosebag lunch. Ann Broadbent, Mary Wise They are Mrs. Wanda and Murl Johnson will be lrainers. Sheridan, president; Mrs. Bec ke y Mansfield , SYRACUSE JUNIOR TROOP 1204 treasurer ; Mrs. Catherine Investiture and rededication ceremonies highlighted the Simpson, secreteiry. The prJ.\1~.... Tuesday night meeting of the Syracuse Juniors. gram on making com husk Invested into the troop was Dreama Owens. Rededicated dolls was presented by Mrs. were Janie Amberger, Christy Arnold, Becky Arnoll, Jennie ' Mary Simpson of Stewart. Bentley, Shari Cogar, Debbie Michael, Lori Michael, Kim Members made plans lo par. Morrow, Sherry Rilchle, Penny Wolfe. ticipate in the Dec. 4 Band Plans were made during the meeting to march in the Boosters Craft Fair at Middleport parade Monday night and the Pomeroy parade , Federal Hocking and l<J sell Wednesday night. handmade crafts al that To open the meeting Shari Cogar led· in the pledge to the time. The December meeting flag, the'Lord's Prayer, and the girl scout promise and law . The C\]lor guard was composed of Penny Wo)fe, Becky Arnott and J.ennie Bentley. Kim Morrow had charge of ,the closing ceremrny which included the nati.onal anthem and taps. Following the meeting members went to the Pizza Shack for a party hosted by Ralph Werry in appreciation to the troop for serving as usherettes for the Sunday Junior Miss Pageant. SAVE NOW $7880 The 2·Ways the tru ckers use! Qbra~III I I IDJ INGELS FURNITURE "" 3-lb. was scheduled for Dec. 13 at which lime the progl'8m will be on candle making. The baslc monthly Any fann wife is invited to Medicare medical 'insurance attend the meehngs. Co11tacl premium amount beginning may be made with Mrs. Pal .July I, 1976 ls $7.20·. Sheridan~~ Federal Hocking High School. Medicare and Medicaid are two di,ferent programs. Medicare is handled by the Social Security office and Medicaid is administered by the Department of Social SerVices. FILM SLATED Afilm , "Thiefln the Night" will be presented at the Launel Cliff Free Methodist Church Sunday, Nov . 28, at 7:30p.m; Box Middlegorl, 0. With Coupon limit 1 With. Coupon I $7.SO_er More Purchast Vt1 . llt tr 51\II.IJ, UUtll,t/ • • U11i ! .. jutt• l,.t i~•- l t Sbtt t. laut fnn LimJl Coupon Per family '• ' 8x10 IN UVING , COLOR ONLY Hi-C Drinks 884 Kroger Coffee 3$ $ "·OI, PLUS SOc HANDLING 1-Qt. No age. limit Limit 1 Per Person 2 Specials Per Family Groups Tak~n at the low 99 .n•. Cans 99"' The program on page 87 in ALFRED - The Alfned United Methodist Women met the program booklet was Monday evening with an read and discussed, and a few attendance of 11, at the home thoughts and a.short reading of Genevieve Guthrie. were give.n for 11 ThanksThemeeting was in charge giving.".New program hooks · of June Stearns, vice were distributed. T-he hostess served president who opened with prayer and the singing of two delicious refreshments, during the social period. · hymns. Plans were made for the Christmas party in the church basement -Dec. 21 at 7:30 p.m. with potluck supper for members, their families and guests. An evaluation sheet was worked on and the number of sick and shut·in calls was reported at 8. Men in service and shut-ins are to be remembered at Christmas time . The missionary to be remem· bered is Mary · Elizabeth Cloyd, Nashville, Tenn., chosen by Kate Rodenhaver. Ashort missions report was given by June Steams. conditions, so you'll Can snow tires ... With Coupon With Coupon l111lt 3 Witt. CtUINI AM $7.50 Or Mtrt l'lrdtate ll11lt 1 Wllh (ou,.n Aid $7.50 Or Mort Purdl. . Vt~ V•i• lllt1 h tur•a,, Dm~hr 4, 1111 Jfttr SttuCJf, Otctlllhr I, 1t11 S~tjtct II ."IIU,It State & Ltt.. Tn.n s.-rnt II AUli~atll Sltll & LICit Tllltl Limit 1 Coupon Per Famlly ,. per person Winter means snow and bad driving l imit 1 Coupon Per Family Attract a var iety of birds: .. handsome addi t <on to any garden . Instal l in tree, on pole or platfo rm ... and help your fea th ered friend s. ' TI LE ROOF SUNDAY, NOV. 28 · Pint Returnable lollles Diet or Regular Pepsi· Cola Dial 949 - 2515 1 PM TIL 5 'PM SHOPPERS MART MASON, W. VA. Photos by Honey fortraits ICrO'oJII' I " 'oJIIO' onlud .lo• row• 1o1al IDhllacl•on • •vo• d l•" o t rtoonw:lorlw• • • Jf 1011 on no! 101111 11 d . l•ot•• • •It rtp lotl yoU< ''"'" "'"" 1h1 10"'' b•ond Ot o cofl'lpor able b•o~d o• 1011< P"''l>o11 P"tf lAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS SIMUN'S MODERN SUPPLY PICI<-A-PAIR 992-2 164 391 W. Moln St. POMEROY, 0. Pom eroy , 0. The store with " All Kinds Of Stuff " for pels - stables - large and small animals - lawns - gardens. BUY THIS HOMECRAFT MOTORIZED TABLE SAW SIZES 29 THRU 38 DRill.. . .... .01 BOTH ••.••• 170.00 YOU DON'T NEED .-- •••• •• - •••••• ••• •• •• •• e ·160UNCE •• •• CHISEL SET •• e CLAW •• •• •• •• OPEN A filHwl~ • .... •• ...... :~·liW: •• •• • • BILD-A.COUNT • •• : .2 97 : • • • •....................... •• • ••••••••• ••••••••• ~- • DROP FORGED • • Fully ground heud I$ pre~sure · • locked to handle . 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REGULAR 14.59 BUY A%'' x12' YELLOW TAPE AND GET A 2 MnERTAPE FREEl Special offer includes epo;(y· t ooted ru le and 6 ft. English / :~ic tope A~per~u~ 8.19 e. 112 Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio VIUAGE PHARMACY 271 N. Second St . Middleport, Ohio Prices may vary slightly from pharmacy to pharmacy. ·See your pharmacist for his low price. • • ~ . Vitamins are essential for good health and nutrition. High'potency Myadec contains 9 important vitamins and 6 minerals-an ideal formula for active people on the go. Take care of yourself with Myadec Capsules or Tablets. The Friendly Onee • SAW ••••••• 169.99 Buy this 9" saw, complete with stand and two ••tension wings and, for o penny more , you'll receive o lighl-weight dril l lhot recharges overnight . Sow develops 1'/, HP to cut 2" stock . Open Fri. & SalTil 8 · ' G=etJ~ FOR THIS ROCKWELL 1/4 INCH CORDLESS ELECTRIC DRILL . AND PAY ONLY 4 . e2 [~] Luflrin ' OfFER GOOD UNTIL DEC. 15 TOTAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE f •ll'' 111>•ni ro11 b w:-, o• ~AIIiTERN ..rr:L~~VLE 2-4-5 BUCKLE ALL SIZESI $995 ONLY Why should you., take Myadec:? Look! Bird Feeders Gifts That THEY'RE FOR EVERYBODY! a 1-ol. BUCKLE ARCTICS (INCLUDING PAINTERS) Alfred UMW meets at Guthrie home Heads ·day morning at the Apple Grove United Methodist Chu~h during the Sunday School. On her program was a nan· ne.lgraph story entitled " Let Us Give Thanks'' by Mrs. Russell Roush., Mrs. Darrell Norris was al the piano for sin.gi ng of the hyrrut, "Showers . of Blessing~". l"oemsw(lrc ' 1Just Thankful" by Mrs. Dolly Thank Thee" by Kanen Wolre, Sunday school Rhodes; and "O ur superintendent; "Than~iv­ Thanksgiving" by Mrs. ing" by Cheryl Roseberry ; Dallas Hlll. Attendance was ''A Thanksgiving Prayer" by 30 with the offering being Cindy Roush; "How Can I $.19.71. 1977 officers elected RUTLAND BROWNIE TROOP 1293 A hike around Forest Acres Park and Fort Meigs was taken by the Browl!ies ala meeting Monday night after school. The 15 girls with their leader, Mrs. Shirley Wilson, assistant leader, Sonia Parsons, and Mrs. Sharon Black enjoyed a picnic of hotdogs, hot chocolate, donuls and cookies inside one of the cabins following the hike. Plllns were made for the Brownies to participate in buth the Middleport parade on Monday, and the Pomeroy parade on Wednesday. Investiture ceremony for the troop will take place allhe Monday meeting al the school. Fruit Bas And Bowls LeHuc.e Delltious Char-Broilod Sleoks · Dlnlftl Roam Hours Weekd~YH-1 Mrs. llub Rhudcs presenlt~l § SAlAD & FRUITS Tossed salad , slaw , cottage cheese , ... California Iceberg Mmi-Size-MaxHalk po wer Dynam1ke w1th AF Gam Con tr ol PIUg·m Jac k E~ te rnat Spe aker A11 23 cnonn ets 1nclud1ng Emergency Channel 9 • Com plete w1th bracket • We1gnsonty 2 2tbs ONLY Club to prepare holiday treats . l~l·r · Painter's Pants? .PHOTO SPECIAL priceof " Instead of gi ving you the ~ws , iolks , I'd \i\l. e to tell '!IOU - Ctn. ~~·••••••••••••••••. . Meat loaf , roast beef, fried chick e n , hamburger steak , flounde r fish & ham . . P11per • • • • • Local peopk attend gathering ...•• $ 29 Gal Insta lls anywhere· car , tr uck: boa t or home Keep s y.ou m touch w1th satety cuor· Ice Cream Hi Nu 20fo lowfat Milk .Cuncerns; ~rs. Beuleih Brctdford, supportive community ;' .. Country Club Kroger d r .. ,. • ' 11 .• - · 1 Social M ts. Rhodes presents service 1Calendar r~ Christmas treats for the sick and shut-ins of the community will be prepared at the annual Christmas party of the Rock Springs Better Health Club Dec. 15. Meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. 'Frances .Goeglein· with Mrs. Barbara 'Goeglein as hostess, the club members arranged ·to meet -at lh~> Rock Springs United Methodist Church on that dale at 11 :30 a.m. Trays of cookies and candles to be brought by the members will qe prepared and delivered during the afternoon . Mrs. Louise Foliner will purchase holiday trays for the project. For the party Mrs. Louise Radford and Mrs. Martha King will handle the decoratfug. There will be a gift exchange by secret pals. · Members are also to Lake something for the grab bag. Mrs. Judy Humphreys was appointed to revise and update the names of those to ,,•• ' CIJrrlUI 1S15- 1U ll:flltr . u• 111- hil.lf, Mh .,".21 lllrl . ht~rhJ . Dn. t, lt7i Jl · W1 fturYt tht ritlll tt ll.wut •vuti!IU , NOIU SOlCI fO IIU.L£11 Yule projects planned during UMW meeting • .. . . . , . • t)3 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. CHWI Mr. frltndl~ I The Department Store of Building Since 1915 �• · 6- The Daily &ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Frid••• Nov. 26 ,1976 7- The TRASH BAGS GIANT CASCADE Extra Thick Heavy Weight CHRISTMAS ., STOCKING delicious candy A great gift ideo. in three TYCO RO RACING SET SATIN WRAPPED ORNAMENTS Assorted Color rem;~=~ ANTI-DANDRUFF . LOTION SHAMPOO MOUTHWASH $1.69 4-lb. Box Reg . $16.99 Nelson's Reg. $1.99 Will moo.nll!'d OM 100 • u'n~ue oulut1ng outer action ~ 1 m ut~le5 • Sounds like a singing bird · de" ' Cf' p r ev~nts ~~• i aren trom pu it ng uM oH • To •emove ~·m p l y 1•11 '-'0 like slroking , .. ilnudin<J • Prcduc u thouund~;ol PiJ.!Sillrons "¥hlle a tum or the dial proVides s•• water ~c ll ons COilS!!', hne , wode an gle and py lutmg. · Worl!!s IWO wan • T vw1 pr;~y' v;uy mtensihes lrom • !1 .1M ~-'e'd or on Wa 1 -~II ,(1\ ~'IR-~1 9 NELSON'S REG. 4 3 JUMBO ROLLS HELL JEWELRY BO Back Massager HoHeat P'.11 L -.-~ Y1g OtOu1 Ma 11af~ H1Hnl Plu1 (>enlie M a ~saRe Gentl e Mn~ a~~ Lo Htal Nelson's Reg. 59.95 Lo Hu t P lu~ Ge"lle MHsagf . $29.99 Set of 30 Nelson's Reg . $37.95 Set of 50 Nelson's Reg. S3.77 $2 89 e 9 I Pen & Pencils ' •4.99 If's ~asy and tun to make colorful sand art designs qr pictures ... and grow beautiful loliagt, too, with planter, sttds, growing medium, macrame cord plus slep-by-step iMtructions for tht mac:nmt planter .sling ot your ctlolct. pre-colored sand, sand art tool, &Hds, soil, glus planter and complete euy-to-follow Instructions. \ Butane $3.99 Nelson's Reg. S4. 99 The •Mil .• AIL". P<lrk t!r Brother~ ' rea l uhte tradiniJ game - lhl!l world s' mo st p o pulilr g Jme f ~H 01 11 agu . Nelson's Reg . $7.39 NERFOOP BASKETBALL Indoor basketball at b41st. Net, rim and foam ball incl ud ed. From Parker Brpttlers. Ages to adult. · 5 2.39 Nelson's Reg. $3.19 Sugarless · Bubble Gum . Balls 89~ Nelson's H.ook all the worms out of the bucket and win. Recommended for ages 3 a n(l up. $1.09 Nelson's Reg. $1 .29 .' Includes MONOPOLY $4.99 efillable Lighter -- ·CALCULATOR STAND Avalon'• Sand Art Gardtn Kit. . Fun lor everyone I lt a question . . . turn it over . . . read your answer! See What's in the future, just tor tun. · $2 . Nelson's e $3.29 Nelson's Reg. $3.99 \ _., :.i 69· v )· J~. SHOOT~R Zap yourself a · string of f,un. $1.69 Nelson's Reg. $1.99 "'.I For _Ac~ord!ng to _~ • HANGING PLANTS Individual Taste • Pole extends to 8'4" • W' Thick arms heavier than any hiall·l priced units! • Non-marring "wrap around" arm·s are __ MILK Ml.LK MILK MILK MILK LADY VANITY 'svzot. .I DEEP FRYER ~~m1111!tt POCKET CAMERA '5" N.NATIONAL ii'VIEMICONDUCTOR $3.29 w!!h ltV bolliot, OYinWtlf, gillS • Unique Dial -a-Brew control selects dark, medium or tig ht coffee. • Drip Filfer Coffee Maker automati cally regulates temperature and brewing ti me. • Coffee never.tioils SQirs never bi tter. • Holds co lfee at the perfect servinQ. I e mpe~_ature . • Safety glass con tainer - easy to clean, easy to hold, easy to pour. , covor, sinortly flnllhtd. Automatic htal control. Signal light. UL opprovtd. '9" Nelson's Reg. $12.99 • Brews 12 cups (60 oz.) RIVAL I AL-A-BREW CROCK POT 3% Qt. A Perfect Gift Idea Cooka all cl1y on $2999 · reoulattd~ .~::pe::~:~r:c Stt and '' Sift and 140 watt tlemtnts. Avocado and Flame. Nelson's Reg. $36.95 . .•....#· ···~·····• . PRE· ~ . CHRISTMASf SALE • ! STARTS TODAY • .. . • 6·d.l glt electronic calculator • Addl,". subtracts, mul· llplles . ,;; and divides 1 '" • Algebraic logl~ lets you 1....1 ..:.. solve problems as you say 'It 1..:., ..:., • An Ideal problem•solver '/ when lt ·comes to gilt giving ' VINTAGE v.a•:~: BERRY BOWL PLANTER CANDY DISH FOOTED BOWL Nelson 's Reg. $1.09 Purpose ·calculator for . Nelson's Reg. $2.29 G'lASS GLASS GLASS GLASS GLASS RCHOICE77 . Novus 750 . t,O~ FLOWER /' l 12CupsOfPerfectCoffee H~lps you to read your c•lculator with just the right elev•llon. Nelson's Reg. 89C . $3.19 SPIDERMAN WEB PLANTER POLE $399 J'l. - ~)U'- ,J Reg. $18.77 - Walnut and brass nish. ~ .~~) ·$1599 Nelson's ~ ~sHELFMAKER. · ;./ore/co· RONSON Nelson's Reg . $3.99 FUN FLOWER · Fast cooks hamburgers, hot ~ogs, minute steaks ..• grilled sandwiches, toasted fruit pies ... muffins, bagels, pina ... 1n tact anytl!ing you can put between two slices of bread. Convertible grid is round for hamburgers •.. square for sandwiches. . Nelson's Reg.$37.19 $299 54.99 Antique 81u• & Golcl Finish have hm saving money while you build your own Indiana Milk Glass for mlcrophoftt and earphone. Includes earphOne, hand strap. , Nelson's METAL BANK LITTLE MAC Stop, Eltct and Record with Sttety · Interlock. Automatic Rtcardlng Ltv,el. Auto Stop. RTHALL HEATING ·PAD Everything you need to make an · elegant hanging garden. Easy-to· do ~ for Indoor ar outdoor use. BATIERH Jtc;kl MACRAME PLANTER KIT Nelson's Reg. $1.99 FRONTIER Wood Frames . HAMILTON BEACH Plays and records tepe calnHts. SUPER F.LAME 3.99 8x10 PICTURES IDUI\IDUIIil\l Lightweight comp~et, Ideal for hOmt 'or Khool ult. Dtluxt k•yboard controls for Rewind, Play, Fast Forwtrd, §0'1 C{Ye~ lo <ff?onw $14.99 $1.59 Nelson's Re · 69' 36 Cf Reg. $1.59 Records with bullt·ln condenser n'tlcropttont. Operates an llatttrits or AC fiOUu current without 1n Adtptt'r. A "Palued CfJij!l $3.99 Nelson's Reg. $4.99 Cool vapor add• moi>ture to dry indoor air . 1.6 gallon capacity, tool vapor for up to hour>. 5 83• Assorted Scenes PAPER8MATE .. Lighted 3 heal control. Removable washable cover. WaterproOI pad con· >!ruction . 2 Ytlr guarantee. UL Jlpprovtd. Cornu complelt with glau 49t: 5 oz. Nelson's . $5.29 Place un!ler a tree, hang on a tree or use as · a decorative ornament. " • 8 houses in assorted styles, one cathedral, one'IO light U.L. approved light set. • Ma.de of dur;~ble high impact plastic. M;~de in U.S.A. ' HUMIDIFIER ROOK . $1.17 Nelson's Reg . $2.49 A BRIGHT NEW. IDEAl Pollenex•~ ANKSCRAFT VAPORIZER Deep Heat' 5 in 1 Massager Set ,Gerbe r AIR MOISTURIZER Parker Brothers' classic card game . 20 different games tor ages 6 to adult. 2 to. 4 or more players. Nelson's Nelsort's Reg. $2.99 MEN'S WOODEN VALET 'Round 'the doorway .. , or on your tre e . . GE Slra tghtli ne sets are easie r to u ~ e Be cause , like larger sets , you· nav e the effect of on ly one co rJ . You can go straightto the end .: . no need to do uble·back. No wonderth ts IS the wmng profe ss iOnal decorator s p,refer! -UL _It sled ; .. meets safety standards. Lo i1 HI Plu s 'il ljOIOUI Ma1 1a~e C()~gq1~&11MFP · KEROSENE LAMP Nelson's Reg. $2.49 STRAIGHTLINE SET '-- ------- · Nelson's MERRY MIDGET - -- - - Chewable Cold Tablets For Children Nelson's Reg. $2.49 \ \liRDr~~5 ~l JSSJ ~t TOOTHPASTE . 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SJ.29 6. oz. ·oiL OF OLAV Nelson's Reg, 56.99 · . ~al · ELECTRIFIED $ 9 88 .1; Nelson's 'EXCEDRIN $149 Nelson's Rtg; 53.89. Nelson's 69~ CEPACOL 9oys money bod. · Nelson's ' $1.51 $3 19' · • . . 2-lb. Box $12.9 18 Ct. DEVON ASSORTED CHOCOLAT 10 Rolls 114 Candies SELSUN BLUE , If you' re not sotis fie:~ with results UNBREAKABLE LIQUID Nelson's Reg. 83' 35 ox. ·Nelson's Nelso'n's · · Reg. $2.9'1 LIFESAVERS 22-oz. 99 ' '2.69 DISHWASHING DISHWASHERS 77t: . Full of toys and SWEET STORY BOOK JOY for AUTOMATIC &nlinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov . 26, 1976 ·~ ! ~;, . ... .*··•. ·n····* Nelson's . $7.95 . • HI " I I . . *f · E~DS DEC. 5 Jt ~····+ WHILE QUANTITIES LAST . ._. . .:.._. . . . '• �• · 6- The Daily &ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Frid••• Nov. 26 ,1976 7- The TRASH BAGS GIANT CASCADE Extra Thick Heavy Weight CHRISTMAS ., STOCKING delicious candy A great gift ideo. in three TYCO RO RACING SET SATIN WRAPPED ORNAMENTS Assorted Color rem;~=~ ANTI-DANDRUFF . LOTION SHAMPOO MOUTHWASH $1.69 4-lb. Box Reg . $16.99 Nelson's Reg. $1.99 Will moo.nll!'d OM 100 • u'n~ue oulut1ng outer action ~ 1 m ut~le5 • Sounds like a singing bird · de" ' Cf' p r ev~nts ~~• i aren trom pu it ng uM oH • To •emove ~·m p l y 1•11 '-'0 like slroking , .. ilnudin<J • Prcduc u thouund~;ol PiJ.!Sillrons "¥hlle a tum or the dial proVides s•• water ~c ll ons COilS!!', hne , wode an gle and py lutmg. · Worl!!s IWO wan • T vw1 pr;~y' v;uy mtensihes lrom • !1 .1M ~-'e'd or on Wa 1 -~II ,(1\ ~'IR-~1 9 NELSON'S REG. 4 3 JUMBO ROLLS HELL JEWELRY BO Back Massager HoHeat P'.11 L -.-~ Y1g OtOu1 Ma 11af~ H1Hnl Plu1 (>enlie M a ~saRe Gentl e Mn~ a~~ Lo Htal Nelson's Reg. 59.95 Lo Hu t P lu~ Ge"lle MHsagf . $29.99 Set of 30 Nelson's Reg . $37.95 Set of 50 Nelson's Reg. 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'• �• 9- The Daily Sentlllel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Friday Nov 26 1976 8- The Daily Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Friday Nov 26 1976 Sl VEMSVILLE COMMJN TV CHURCH Sunday School "' v ce 10 am Prayer meet ng Thu sday 7 p m Sunday even ng servce 7pm ZION CHURCH OF CHR ST Pome o~ Horr sonv lie Rd Don o no g worsh p 10 30 Kennedy pastor 8 II McEiro~ o m Sunday evange st c Sunday 1chool supt Sundermee1 ng 7 30 p m Prayer school 9 30 o m morning wor meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m •h p and commun on 10 30 a m UNITED PRESBYTER AN Sundoy even ng youth Chr shan M NISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Endecvo 6 p m worsh p te Ow gh1 L Zov 11: d ector v ce 7 p m Wednesday even ng HARRISONV LL E p oyt!'r mee t ng ond B ble s udy PRESBY TE R AN Re v Er nes t 7 30p m St ckl n pastor Sunday chu ch 51 JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH school q 30 o m Mn Homer Pine Grove The Rev W II om Lee supt mo n ng worsh p M ddleswor h Pastor Church 10 30 MIDDLEPORT w:~;;:~~,a~.IP~;~~o';;;:'l•. · The Rev Deelh eCior Ch'" t h se v ce5 10 ~0 am Holy tOrT mu n on I rs Sunday al mon th cho ch ~c hod'l 10 30 a m fa nu se y hrough 12 POME.ROY CHURCH OF CHRIST R cho d Evanson pos1o B be schoo 9 30om wo sMp 10 30 o m adult wo sh p se v te and young peoples meet ng 7 30 p m Comb ned B ble s udy and p oye meet ng Wed nesday 7 30 pm THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Roy W W n ng oil ctt cha ge Sunday 10 om Ho ness 10 30 om Sunday mee ng Schoo l Young Peop les Leg on 7 p m Thu sdoy o 3 pm Lade s Home League 7 p n P ep t asses BURLINGTON SOUTHER N BAP 1 In M ljh \ ll \ I y r, /II( \t/(1 I p ' II ') I ~da P\ab 1 J1mmy 1s look1ng a t a m1racle The more sc1e nce learns about us the more marvelous we are discovered to be The compl ex s tructure of our eyes the mf n te y del cate the unequa ll ed function ng of our balance of ou hea r ng bra1n hundreds of small er m1racles tha t combine 1nto one great m1racle - a human be1ng No man on earth can create another We are God s hand work and we are most wonderfully made But there s a lot more to J mmy than can be seen n a m rror or under am croscope There •s that determ1mng factor character He needs church gUida nce to he ph m bUild the k1nd of character that WI susta n h m throughout h1s hfe The Chr st1an rei g on has one rna n purpose to mold me n n Chnst s li keness the perfect mage of God n 11/1 r IJ p\ lhll\ 14 I '2 f r Ill p bn /OJ I n Smur In l .w l \ /If> I IY With the hope 1t will '"some measure' foster and help sus la tn that wh ch 1s good In fa mily and commun ty life th s feature s sponsored by the busmess f1rms and organiZatiOns whose names appear below . 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Ractne Th1rd St POMEROY WESTS DE CHURCH RUTLAND Pomerov John F Fultz Ph 992 210 1 IS CHAPEl Rou e ShodeBobby Elk ns Sunday Poslo school 5 p m Sunday wo sh p Wedne&doy p oyer se 5 45 p v ce730pm ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corne of Sycamore and Second Sts Pome oy The Rev W II am Mldd eswo h Pa s o Sunday Schoo l o 9 45 a m ond Chu c:h So ccs 1 om SACRED HEART Rev Fa he Phone Paul D Wei on po s o 992 7825 Sa lu day even ng Mass 7 30 Sunday Moss 8 ond 10om Confess on Sa u day 7 7 30 p m RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE RaCine Chester 949-2020 985 3307 r ll:oc nc Rou l e 2 he Rev ~ames M Muncy pas o Sunday sc hool 9 45 o m morn ng wo sh p I om e11enng wo sh p 730 Proye meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peo p e s ne~ t ng 7 30p m Thu sdoy M DDLEPORT FIRST BAPTI ST CornEt S )( h ond Po l mer the Rev Pete G ondo pas o Do ny Thol1)pson supe r ntondent Sun day Schoo WMPO Rod o pro g om 7 45 o m Sunday School Mo n ng Wo 5 p 9 15 o tn 0 15 om You th oct v t es and el owsh p fo un o and i en o h gh students 6 p m Su day even ng wo sh p 7 30 p m M d· week prayer se rv ces Wprln~wlo y 7 30 p m Sunday schoo l serv ces 9 30 a m Sunday Schoo 10 JOo rn 9 30 o m R tho d Vaughan supt BRADBUR Y CHURC H OF Mo n ng wo sh p tO 30 CHRI ST K m Co le pastor Kevin SYRAC USE Mo n ng wo ~h p 9 K ng Sunday schoo sup Sunday o m Sunday sc hool 0 a m M s school 9 :30 o m wonh p ser Sampson Ho I sup RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Re11 James D Guynn pasta Sunday school 10 a m Sunday wor~h p 1 a m Sunday even ng se v ce 7 p m Wednesday wo sh p serv ce 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near Long Bot om Ed~el Hart po slo Sunday schoo l 0 a m Church 7 30 p m prayer nee ng 7 30 p m Thu sday MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAL Th rd Ave the Re 11 W 1 om Kn I l ei pas or Ronald Dugan Sun day School Sup Classes Ia a ages eve n ng serv ce 7 30 B b e st udy Wedne~doy 7 30 p m youh sevces F day 730pm MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BAP TIST Co ner Ash and P um Noe He man po~ o So u day even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Sund ay Schoo 0 o m Sunday even ng wos hp 730pm ME GS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHOD ST CHURCH Robe IT Bum go ne D rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Rober t Hoyden Rev James Co bIt CHES TER Wo sh p 9 15 om Chu ch Schoo l 0 o m POMEROY Worsh p 10 30 o m Chu ch School 9 30 om UM YF 6 30p m ENTERPR SE Wo sh p 9 o m Chu ch Schoo l 0 o m ROCK SPRINGS Wo sh p 0 om Chu ch Sc hool 9 15o m UMYF6 30pm FlATWOODS Wo sh p II o m Chu ch School 0 a m MDDIEPORT CLUSTER Rev RobertBumgorne HEATH Robe I Bumgo fle Pastor Worsh p I 0 30 a m Chu chSc hoo19 30om UMYF6p m RUTLAND W lbu H h Pastor Wo sh p 0 30 o m Chu h S hoo 930om SYRACUSE CL USTER Rev R chordE Jo v s AS BURY Wo sh p 10 40 o m Chu ch Schoo l 9 30 a m UMW f sl Tuesday B be 5 udy Thu s 7 30p m FOREST RUN Wo sh p 9 o m Chu c:hSchoo lO om MINERSVIlLE Worsh p 10 o m Chu ch Schoo 9 a m SYRACUSE Chruch Schoo 9 30 a~ Wo sh p se v ce 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev T molhy S n h C us er l eode Rev Steven W so Assoc ate BETHANY (Do cos) We sh p 9 30 o m Chu ch School 10 30 nm CARMEL Ch uch Schoo 9 30 a m Wors h p 0 30 o m 2nd and 4th Sundays APPlE GROVE Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Wo sh p 7 30 p m 1st and 3rd S ndoy s P aye meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Fe owsh p supper I sl Sa turday 6 p m UMW 2ndluesdoy7 30p m EAST LET AR T Chroch Schoo sl 2nd J d Sundays 9 30 o m Four h Sunday 0 30 a m Wor sh p 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4 h Sunday 9 30 a m P aye meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW s Tuesday 7 30 p m WESL EYAN (Roc ne) SunderSchool 10 o m Worsh p I o m J UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m B be Study Thu sdoy 7 p m Cho r P oct ceThu sday8p m LE TART FALLS Chu rch School sl 2nd 3d Sundays 10 15 o n 4th Sunday 9 5 a m Worsh p st 2nd 3d Sundays 9 15 om 4th Sundar- 7 30 p m MORN NG STAR Wo sh p 9 30 o m Chu ch School 0 30 a m M d Week Se v te Wednesday 8 pm MORSE CHAPEL Wo shp am Chu ch School9 JO o m PORTlAND Wo sh p 7 30 p n Chu ch Schoo19 30 o m SUTTON Chu ch Scho0 9 30 a m Wo sh p 1sl ond 3rd Sundays 030 am NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev R cha d Thomas Pas or Duane Sydenstr cker John Douglas Assoc a es JOPPA Wo sh p 10 om Chur ch Schoo l 9 o m P oyer Meet ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Sunday sChool at 9 30 a m Wo sh 1p serv ces o 7 30 p m B be stud y ond You h mee ng at 8 p m on Wednesdays NORTH BETHEl Wo sh p am Church Schooll O o m ALFRED Sunday Schoo 9 30 o m Worsh p 0 45 a m P oy er mee ng Wednesdov 7 45 p m UMW 3rd Tuesdoy 8 p m REEDSVILL E SundayS hoo l9 30 o m Worsh p 7 30 p m P oyer Meet ng 7 30 p m luesda.,. V s a on730 p m 1s Thu sdoy SILVER R OGE Worsh p 10om Chu ch Schoo19 o m TUPP ERS PLAINS Wo sh p 9 o m Church School I() a m KENO CHURCH Of CH RIST Georg e Freder ck supt Se v ce week ly 9 30 o m on Sunday Preach ng f rst ond thl d Sundays of month by Cl fford Sm h 9 30 am HOB SON CHRISTIAN UN ON Darre ll Doddr II pas to Sunday Schoo 9 30 o m Leonard G lmore f st elde e\'en ng ser v ce 7 30 p m Wedne5doy p oyer mee11ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Roc ne Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunda y school 9 45 CHURCH OF CHRIST Md am mo n ng wo sh p I I om d QpO 5th and Mo n Geo ge Even ng se v ces Tuesday and Gloz e m nls er M k& G& loch Fdoy,30pm 8EARWALLOW RIDG E CHURLH supe ntendent Terry Yankey you h m n ste B ble school q 30 OF CHRI ST Doug Seamon om mo n ng wo sh p 10 30 m n ste B be study 9 30 o m IO !JO om am even ng worsh p 7 30 mo n ng wors hp 7 30 p m pr oye se v c e 7 p m evening wcrsh p Wvdne1doy 8 ble study 7 30 p m Wednesday KENO CHURCH OF CH RIST MIDDlEPORT CHURCH QF THE G1t0rge Freder ck supt Sunday NA ZARENE Rev Don Co e mo n ng nr11 ce 9 30 a m w lh pos#ot M s Mary lolh &y;"'£undoy p each rig on f rs and third Sun $C hoo l sup! Sunday school 9 30 day of month by lieorge P ckens Sunday ser v ce 10 30 am v ces 7 p m youth meet ng Wednesday 7 p m ANl QU TY BAPTI ST Re11 F eeland Nor 5 pas o Sunday school 0 a m Church serv ce 7 p m Wednesday 8 ble Study 7 pm RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev John A Coff man pas to Sunday School 9 30 o m Gero d Wells supt Mo n ng wo sh p 10 30 a m Su nday even ng worship 7 30 Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTII Don l Pos ta Ronn e So ser school sup! Sunday s~ h oo l 9 30 o m morn ng we sh p 10 40 am Sunday even ng wo §h p 7 30 Wednesday even ngBb estudy 730 DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev leon G osu e poslo Sunday School 9 30 o m youth and u o you h se rv ce 6 45 p m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m p oyer and p o se Wed esday 7 30p m SILVER RUN FREE BAPT ST M es Trout pas o Sunday schoo l 10 a m Ste'lle L tt e sup Even ng serv ce 7 p m proye mee ng Thursd ay 7 p m Walker Sunday CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD Re" Bobby Porter pa stor Sun doy schoo 9 30 o m worsh p :;e v ce I o m even ng serv ce 7 30 you h se v ce Wednesday 7 !JOp m LANGSVILLE CHRI STIAN CHUR CH Ted Jones pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a 1J:1 Roy S gmon supl morn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday even ng se v ce 7 30 m d week serv ce Wednesday 730pm SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Do e Boss pas or Bob Moo e Sunday Scho o sup! Sunday school classes for oil ages 9 30 om monng worshp 0 45 om NYPS 6 30 p m evongell s c se vee 730 pm P oye and lo st ng Tuesday 10 om M dweek pray ~ r se r \' ce Wednesday 7 30 p m mens prayer mee t ng Saturday 1 p m second m ss one y mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINAT ONA L Rev Robe t Sm h pos lor Sund ov School 9 30 am Clo ss leader l eo H II wo sh p se v ce 0 30 a m chu ch730pm EOEN UN TE D BRETHREN N CHRIST Elden R Bloke posto Sunday Schoo 0 o m Howo d McCov sup! Morn ng se man I om Sunday n ght serv ce5 Chr st on Endeovo 7 30 p m Song serv ce 8 p m Pteoch ng 8 30 p m M dweek P aye meet ng Wednesday 7 p m Roy Adams la y leader CHU RCH OF JE SUS CHRIST located a Ru and on New l rna Road nelC to Forest Acre Park Re v Ray Rouse posto Robe t Mu sse Sunday Schoo l supt Sun day schoo l 10 30 a m worsh p 73 0 pmBble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m Saturd ay n ght prayer se rv ce 7 30 p m sh p 7 30 p m Proyee. meet ng Wednesdav 7 30 p m LONG &OTTOM CHRISTIAN B uce Sm th pastor Wol ace Damewood Supt 8 ble School 9 30 a m P each ng serv ce 10 45 o m No evening serv c:e HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Herbert A I ng pasror Sunday School 9 30 o m Morn ng ~erv ce 10 30 om youth !erv ce 6 45 p m E11ongel st c serv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 1 30 pm FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSIOI\I at Bold I< nob Rev E J G ff th supt of church Rev L R Gluesencomp pastor Roger W IHred Sr Sunday School sup! Sunday Schoo 9 30 o m prayer meet ng Tue5doy 7 30 p m youth meet ng 6 p m Sunday Lead& s Ado Von Mete and G et Ia Sullie S~.Jndoy even ng war shp 7pm thoughwnermon ths WH TE S CHAPEL Coo v lie RO Re v Ray Deete pastor Sunday schoo 9 30 o m wo sh p serv ce I 0 30 a m B ble study and prover se v ce Wednesdov 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHR ST Carl Peak pastor B I B own SundarSunday school supt schoo 9 30 o m worsh p and commun on 10 30 a m Even ng se v ce 7 30 p m Regular boo d meet ng Sotu doy 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHUR CH Sunday School 9 30 am wors h p serv ce II om Wednesday p oyer meet ng 7 30 p m youth ~e v ces Sunday 7 pm Sundoyngh wo shp 730 RUTLAND C HUR C~ OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D G mm J pas to Sunday schoo 9 30 om worshpse rvce 1030am B oodcas I ve over WMPO young peop l es serv ce 6 45 evangel st c serv ce 7 30 p m Proye meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m M none y meef ng 7 30 p m f sl Wednesday of mon h MASON COUNTY MASON FIRST BAPT ST Setol'!d ond Pomeroy Sts S on Cro g pastor Sunday school 9 45 am worsh p se v c:e 11 am fra n ng un on 6 30 p m even n9 war §h p se v ce 7 30 p m M d Week p aye ~e v ce Wednesday 7 30 pm MASON CHU RCH OF CHRIST P 0 BoJC 487 M Her S Mason W Vo Sunday B b e Study 10 o m Wor§h p I o m and 7 p m B ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Voco mus c FI RST SOUTHERN BAPTI ST Co r ner of Second and Anderson Wolter Cloud Mason Pos ta Su nday school 9 45 o m worsh p sevce I om ond 7:30pm Weekl y B bl e study Wednesday 7 30p m MASON ASSEMBI Y OF GOO Oudd ng lone Mason W Vo Che~ e Tenno I Paso Sunday Schoo19 -45 a m Ch ldre n s Chu ch 6 45 p m Young Peop e s Se v ce 6 45 p m E\'ongel st c Se v ce 7 30 p m Wo m en s M ~ s onary Cou nc I 10 o m f rs and th d Tu esdays P oyer and B be S!Udy Wednesdo v 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR IST IN CHR STIAN UN ON The Rev W om Campbe flosto Sunday School 9 30 am James Hughes FAIRVIEW BI8LE CH URCH Leta t W Vo Rt 1 Rtv George HoschaJ": pqstor S~.Jndoy School 9 30 o m Prayer ond Bible study 1 30 p m Cottage Prayer S.rv ee Tue1doy 10 o m Wonh p Ser VIet Thu sdoy 7 30p m CALVARY BIBlE CHURCH 26 N INDEPENDENT MOl NESl CHUR CH INC - Co ner Fourth and L nco n St& M ddleport ~ev 0 Dell Monley pastor Sony Hud son Sunde~ School super n vn dent Sunday school 9 30 a m even ng wor$h p 7 30 p m p a~er ond prose ser\' ce Wedne!doy 7 30 p m THE PEOPLE S CHURCH OF POMEROY - Co ner Mo n and Court Sts th rd floor over L gh house Restau ant Henry Cook pastor Sondov schoo l I 0 o m morn ng wo 5h p II o m even ng se v ce 7 30 Wednesday evert ng serv ce 7 30 lnterdenom nat onal full gospel RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - Pas or Denn 5 Boles Sunday School 10 o m wo sh1p serv ce 1130om and 730 pm Proye meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CH RI ST Thomo a L Holmes pas or B ble study Saturday 7 30 p m Evangel sf c p m p oyer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m B be Study Thursday 7 30p m POMEROY WES LE YAN HOLNESS - Hor sonv e Road pas tor Ed son Dewey K ng Weave ass slant Henry Ebl n Jr Sunday schoo supt Sunday schoo 9 30 o m mo n ng wor sh p I o m Sunday even ng se v ce 7 30 proye rneet ng Thu sdoy 7 30p m SYRACUSE FIR ST CH URCH OF GOD Not Pen ecosto Rev Geo ge 0 le pasta Wo sh p service Sunday 9 45 o m Sun doy schoo 1 o m worsh p ser v ce 7 30 p m Thursday p aye meet ng 7 30 p m MT HERMON Un ted Brethren Church Sun day School 9 30 o m Woshp se\'ce 10-45 om P each ng se rv ces every Sunday olte not ng w th C E Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Rev James Leach pasto r Oov d Hol te loy leader JEHOVAHS WITNESSES I m le east of Rutland 1u nct an of Route 12.4 or)d N oble Summ I Rood (T 174) Sunday B ble l ecture 9 30 a Wo chtowe study 10 30 a m Tuesday B ble study 7 ond 8 IS p m Th u sdoy th eoc otk sc hoo 7 30 p m se v ce meet ng 6 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST 570 G ant St M ddlepo I Bobby Elk ns pas ta Sunday School 10 a m worsh p servce 11om e11en ngse v ce 7 30 p m Thu sdov pra yer meet ng and B b e study 7 30 8RAOFORD CHURCH OF CHR ST Jack Per y m n st e Sun day Sch ool 9 30 o m morn ng church 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday se 11 ce B p m LAURELCLIFF FREE METHOD ST CHUR CH Re v Ftoyd F Shook Sunday pasta Lloyd Wr ght s ~ h ool Supt Morn ng Wo sh p 9 30 a m Sunday Sc:hoo l 10 20 a m Wednesday Prayer ond B ble Study 7 30 p m Sunday even ngwoshp 730pm Cha r P act ce Thursday 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Cha es Runel l Sr m n s er R c~ Mocombe su p! Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m wors h p ser vee 10 30 am Bible S udy Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Port and Roc: ne Road W om Roush pasta Denny Evans Sundar School D rector Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Mo n ng worsh p 10 30 am Sunday e111t n ng serv ce 7 p m Wednesday, even ng prayer se v ces 7 30p m BETHLEHEM BAPfiS T Re• Eo I Shule post a Worsh p se rv ce 9 30 o m Sunday school 0 30 o m B ble Study and p ay• r ser v ce Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURC H Kingsbury Rood Gary K ng pa ator Sundoy school 9 30 a m even ng wor By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer AKRON IUPI) - Just how good LS CmciTUialj, Moeller We really don I know how good our football team IS says Crusader Coach Gerry Faust After Fnday mght maybe we II know more because they (Ga hanna Lincoln) are a darn good football team After last Fnday s game (43 0 over Youngstown Cardmat Mooney ) we started to feel there 1s a possLblhty we are pretty good It rea lly gets down to Fr day mghl he£ore we can say Moeller and Gahamia both unbea~n and easy wmners m flle1r semifmal games meet Fnday mght (7 30 p m ) at Akron s Rubber Bowl for the Class AAA stale champ1onsh1p Moeller ( 11 0) the defendmg champwn ran 1ts wmmng streak lo 23 with 1ts surpriSingly easy dec1s1on over Mooney at Dayton while Gahanna (I~) also had a n easy time or II blanking Lake"ood St Edward last RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Chu ch Leland Haley pastor Sunday schoo 10 o m even ng se v ce 7 30 p m Pra yer meet ng Wednesdo11 7 30 p m STANDINGS NHL Stand ngs By Un1ted Press lnternahonal Campbell Conference Patr ck D v 510n W L T Pts GF GA NY l ~land r s 14 4 3 31 77 48 A I an a 10 8 5 25 81 76 Ph a 10 1 4 24 72 61 NY Rang er s 8 1 3 1'il 78 83 Smythe o v s1on WH A Standtngs By United Pre ss International East W L T Pts GF GA Quebec 14 a o 2a 108 82 nclnnat 1 8 2 24 101 80 lnd anapls 0 0 2 22 " 91 New Eng nd a 9 3 19 67 74 M nn eso a 6 I 4 16 63 75 B qn nghm 7 7 1 15 86 108 W l T Pts GF GA West St Lo u S I 9 I 23 68 80 W L T Pts GF GA Ch cago o 1 2 22 78 84 Houston 12 7 2 26 78 60 M nn eso a 5 4 3 13 59 98 w nn peg 13 9 0 26 10a 77 Co lor ado 5 14 2 12 52 10 ego 11 B 2 24 75 71 Vancouver 5 17 2 1'2 60 96 SanO Phoen x 10 9 2 22 76 91 w ales Conference Ca gary 9 0 2 20 65 65 Norr s D v slon Edmonton 8 13 o 16 61 85 W L T Pts GF GA Thursdays Aesu ts Mon rea 18 4 3 39 130 55 S 1nd anapolls 0 Los Ange l es 8 9 7 23 n 73 Quebec Eng 5 B lrm nghem 3 P sb urgh 1 9 S 19 62 73 N ew (Onl y games schedu ed) Oelro 7 11 4 18 63 73 Friday s Games Washington 6 13 2 l4 51 84 w nn peg at Hous on Adams Olv slon Quebec at M nnesot a W L T Pts GF GA Edmonto n at Phoen ~~: 18 3 1 37 97 60 Bas on (Onl y games sch'e du ed l Buffalo 11 5 3 25 65 48 Saturday s Games Toronto 8 9 4 20 16 lndlanapot s at Quebec Cl eve land 6 9 6 18 59 69 Blrm ngh em at C nc nnat Thursdays Results M nnesota at New E ng and Detro 3 NY Is anders 1 San D ego at (J gary Boston 4 Vancouve r 2 (Onl y g&mes scnedu ed ) I On y games sc hedul ed) c n Fr d•y s Games Sl Lou sa t A ant a Pittsburgh e C eve and Ph ladelph a at Colorado lOn y games sch eduled) Saturdays Games NY Rang er s at Detro t NY Is ndr s at P ttsburgh Ch c:ago a Vancouver Boston at Toronto W&!hington lit M innesota Buffalo at Sf Lou s Montrea at Los Angel~s (Only gem&s sc hed uled ) u College Footbilfl Results C."'1ed Press tntfrnltton 11 E a C Poly SLO 3<t Sacto St 10 ar 35 Appa ach an st 1 Ken t 51 42 N Illinois o ~ ewbevy 26 Presbyterian 15 u gert 17 Co lgate 9 Texas A&M 21 Texas 3 r-----------., :Prol Our press lmally s1ar1ed workmg MacLeod sa1d We "ere pressmg in file hrst hall and 11 wasn t working but eventus!iy the pressure got Lo fllem Phoemx heid a 53 44 reboundmg edge led by CUrtis Perry with 14 Denms A"trey 1\lth 13 and Gsr Heard w1fll II Washmgton starting center Wes Unseld had only e1gh1 reboWlds and louted out m the th1rd quarter Washmgton s Elvin Hayes Jed all scorers w1th 31 pomts w1th Paul Westphal getting 26 and Ricky Sobers 2!i for the Suns In the two other NBA games on lhe holiday schedule Clevelund beat lletro1t Ill 105 and Houston downed New Orleans J{l!;-99 Cavs Ill Pistons lOS Austm Carr scored 23 points In his first startmg ass~gnment m nearly two years and,Pobby Srmth came off file bench ID add 20 pomts as the Cavs snapped a two game losing skem Carr who hit on only one of his £1r~t f1ve shots connecled on the next rune straight and Smith hacla Chiefs bomb Hilliard, Bulldogs lose, 67-45 Logan bombed Hilliard 99 00 behmd M1ke McBroom and Brian Hawk Wednesday evening m the season opener for the Chieftains The Chiefs led ali the way 19 16 47-36 and 66-56 Logan outscored the VISitors 31 24 1n the !mal stanza L<Jgan wss outrebounded 34 29 Hilliard hit 33 of 63 shots £rom the ftel d for 52 4 percent The v1s1tors were 14 or 18 at the foulllne Logan h1t 36 or 73 held goal attempts for 49 3 percent The ChLefs were 27 of 40 at the foul !me Braglsnd s mne rebounds poced the Ch1efts The Ch1cfs next outmg 1s at years runnerup 28 0 at AkrOn s Rubber Bowl Those Impressive wms have both coaches concerned They play accordmg to who flley are playmg sa1d Faust They riSe Lo the occaswn We ve watched £1lms where flley have played average ~ams and they play average football But when the) played Massillon and St Edward they played great football Bill ma n ag rees w1th Faust s assessment Our k1ds have menLo the challenges as flley have come forth he sa1d In what we classtf1ed as must games our kids have played pretty well Blll 11 s gomg Lo Lake our best effort to heat fllem They are awesome He called Moeller quarter back Tim Koegel one o£ the fmest passers m a long long tune comparmg hun to both Ted McNaully (Indiana) and RLCk Slager (Notre Dame) both of whom Billman helped coach at Upper Arlington Jumor Tim 0 Cam led the way agamst St Edward WLth 178 yards rushmg and also am 5 6 0 455 198 9 caught a 19 yard touchdown M NYJ es 3 80'273 13427 pass £rom quarterback John Bulla o 1 10 0 167 98760 Central Toeller W L T Pet PF PA 0 Cam IS a rea I good C nc nna 9 1 o e a 210 65 runner sa1d Faust He P Sbu r gh 7 4 0 636 272 35 1 ~ o 636 221 ns C eve and really unpressed us m tlje St Hous on 4 1 o JM mns west Ed game PF PA Btllman however sh U x Oak l and 10W L T0 Pet 909 2.12 70 doesn t know whefller he will Den ver 7 .t 0 636 256 38 SanD ego 5 6 0 455 715 73 have the semces or V1c Kansas C ty 3 8 0 273 212 325 Reed "ho s uffered a Tampa Bay 0 1 0 000 95 790 Nat anal Conference shoulder InJUry agamst St East Ed W L T Pet PF PA 10 1 0 833 256 60 Of GahaTUI8 Faust says Da as S Lou s 8 4 0 667 268 136 I m really unpressed w1th Wash ngton 7 4 0 636203 87 flle1r defense I don t care Ph Ia 3 8 0 273 31 226 10 0 09 1 04 20 who you are playing 1£ you NY G ants Centra on ly g1ve up 29 pomts you re W L T Pet PF PA x Mnn 9 aM 740 ~0 a darn good rootball team De rot 6 6 0 500 235 76 Steve Givens and Bob Mas- Ch cago 560455897 song are Moetler s b1g G een Bay .. 7 0 364 75 243 West nummg threats while Koegel W L T Pet PF PA who hit 9 of 15 £or 125 yards Los Ange l es 7 3 682 139 59 6 5 0 545 216 5 <~ and two TDs m the sem1s Sa n Fran New Or ea ns 4 7 0 364 226 259 makes the Crusaders hard to A lcm a 4 7 0 364 38 209 ' defense Fmals m file other two classes are set for Saturday w1th West Je£ferson (91 ) meetmg Ashtabula St John 6-3l)at4 30pm andElyna Ca fllolic 191 ) gomg agalTISt BrookVIlle I I~) at 7 30 p m both games a lso at the Rubber Bowl Improved Penn takes on No. 1 Pitt this evening games many footbatl coaches and analysts have declared the 20th ranked N1ttany L10ns the most unproved eaten Pittsburgh tonight be£ore he decides 1f he agrees We re anXIous lo play Pitt Pa~rno said just Lo see how good we ve become or how bsd we are Conversely the game w1th file Panthers oldest and most hated r1val of£ers Sugar Bowl boWld P1tt a chance to prove whether or not 11 deserves the No I ranking 1t CLEVELAND (UPI) V1kmgs alfllough hts fmgers £ell he1r lo when Purdue upset When Walter Johnson takes were rrost bitten And fllree MIChigan Nov 6 file l1eld for the Cleveland years ago after spendmg a Browns agamst the MiamL week m a hospital bed w1fll Dolphins Sunday the 34-year• pneumoma Johnson went old Cincmnalt nallve wtU set back onto the same fr1g1d a team record of playmg m £1eld m Mmnesota to do battle 166 strrught games wtth the V1kmgs Last weekend agamst Former Browns defensive Tampa Bay Johnson tied the tackle Bill Sabatmo a viVId record or 165 stra1ght games memory or lrymg to replace " sel by AllPro guard Gene Johnson a rew years back m Hickerson from 1962 to 1973 Texas when he kept playmg Johnson currently we1ghs despite an mJured leg The , m at 2Gb pounds less fllan he mtense heat and a leg InJury earned when he started wtth combmed to rorce Johnson to the Browns 12 years ago The crawl back lo the !me of PI'ITSBURGH IUPI) coaches say flley don t know scrunmage on h1s hands and Pittsburgh Steelers when the ~ de£ens1ve tackle knees quarterback Terry will ever slow down nursing an Modzelewski sent Sabatmo Bradshaw Longevity depends on In to replace Johnson but mJured nght wrist threw the managmg to escape senous Johnson ordered hun back to ball w1th Jess pam Thursday but still was listed as inJury Johnson said He the s1delme~ rrughl bad added that the You have to kill fllat guy questionable £or Sunday s ability to w1thstand pam IS before you can get hun out of game at Cincmnati Tight end BeTU11e cunrung also lffiportant fllere Sabatmo smd Defen:nve lme coach The coaches have said ham who surrered a D1ck Modzelewski who put m Johnson now playmg dislocated finger In practice 14 seasons hunself m the somewhat m file shadow or Wednesday and cornerback same postllon 1s m awe of Cleveland s highly acctauned Jun Allen recovermg from Johnson s ability to weather Jerry Sherk at the other an appendectomy worked adversity de£ensive tackle position 1s out without pads Their status Of all the players I W turrung m some of his best £or Sunday s game will not be known Walter IS probably performances m years determmed unttl later m the the mos t durable When I £1rst turned pro I week Coach Chuck Noll ch!iliged ModzelewskL saLd He s hoped to play 10 years w~elievable The man can Johnson sa1d I doo t know file customary afternoon drill stand pain no questmn bow many years there m1ght lo file mormng so the players In the 1969 championship be £or me but I still reel and coaches could spend part or file holiday wl\h thetr game Johnson played file full good and that s unportant ramdtes • game agamst file Mmnesota By POHLA SMITH UPI Sports Wnter PI'ITSBURGH (UP!) After walchmg Penn State come back rrorli a 1 3 start lo wms1x stra ight gam~s many football coaches and analysts have declared the 20th ranked N1ttany Lions the most Improved college team m fil e natwn But Coach m SIX straight Browns host Miami Sunday Bradshaw is still doubtful M Sea tie 2 9 0 182 96 340 lC (I nched d \' SIOM I ti e Thursday s Rcsutts De rot 11 Buffa o 14 Dal as 9 Sl L OU s 4 Onl y games schedu l ed Sunday s Games A ian a a Houston Denver a N ew Eng and Ch cago a t G een Bay Kan C ty a San D ego M am at C eve l and New Orl eans a Los Ang NY Jet s a Ba mo r e Ph adelph a a Washing on P ll sbu r gh a C nc nnal Seatt l e at NY G an s Tampa Bay a Oakland I Only games schedu l ed NBA Standmgs By Un t ed Press Internationa l Eastern Conference At1ant c D v s on W l Pet GB Ph lade ph a 0 6 625 Bas on 9 1 563 NY Kn c ks 9 8 529 NY Nel s 7 10 4 2 3 Buffa o 7 10 412 3 Central 0 \' sm n W L Pet G B c eve and 17 4 750 Hous on 10 5 667 New Or eans 10 8 556 3 San Anton o 9 8 529 3 wash nglon 7 9 438 5 Al lan a 5 12 29<1 1 Western Conference M dwest 0 v so n W L Pel GB Denver 12 3 BOO Del o I I a 579 3 Kansas C ly 9 0 474 5 ln d ana 7 9 438 5 Ch cago 2 0 167 8 M wauk ee 3 6 158 1 Pac f C 0 \' SIOn W l Pet Par and 10 4 7 4 Sea ttle 0 7 588 L os Ange es 8 8 500 Go lden Sl at e 7 9 4J8 Phoen x: 5 8 385 T hursdav s R esu ts Phoen x: 04 Wash ngton 98 Cl e\'eland 111 Detro t 105 Houston 105 New Or leans 99 ~On gam es schedu ed) Fr day s Games Cle'o'e land a Boston NY Kn cks at Ph lade ph a A ant a at N Y Nets Detro a Buffa o M !waukee at lnd an a Denver at Ka nsas C ty Go lden S a San An i on o Pa r and a Los Ange es Ch cago at Sea e On y ga mes sc hedu ed l Saturday s Games Boston at NY Kn cks Buffa oa t A an! a Pti adelph a at Cl eve land san Anton o at Houston NY Ne s at M !w aukee l nd ana at Den11er Seattl t: at Phoen x Wash ngto11 a Port and (Onl y games sched ul ed) game Saturday AKRON \UP! ) Ashta bula St John and West Jefferson a couple of teams who made the playo£fs b) beatmg up on the b1g boys meet Saturday for the state Class A foo tball t1tle The West Je£1-St John clash at 4 30 p m m lhe Rubber Bowi wlll be followed at 7 30 p m by the Class AA champiOnsh ip game between Elyna Catholic \9-1) and Brookvllle ( 11.{}) Wesl Jefferson which l<lkes a 9 I record tnto Lhe £mals d1dn t face a Class A opponenl all year unlll 11 knocked off Newark Caflloh c 16-9 m the playoff semlflll81s The same was nearly true for St Joho which rode mlo the pla)ofrs w1th an un1mpress1ve 5 3-1 record But file Heralds only Class A opponent Fa1rport Harbor fm1shed w1fll a 9 I record the only loss lo St John feff Merklin a 6-1 JUmor quarterback leads file West J e£1 attack Merklin hit on 54 per cent of his passes durmg file regular season for 952 yards and 8 touchdowns w1th halfback Vmce Baker and split end Don Webster h1s leadmg rece1vers Fullback Ross Sh1pley rushed for 752 yards and scored 13 TDs St John which dumped Fostorta St Wendehn 29-7 m the other Class A sem1fmal game IS led by quarterback B1ll Taggert another Juruor The Heralds leadmg rusher was Mark Cellitti who ran ror 950 yards and 10 touchdowns m nme games wh1le Tom McCoy With 'll receptmns good £or five TDs GB 1' 3 4 4 v was 1 agger\ s leadin g recmver Etyn a Catholic wluch lost only to AAA Lake Catholic durmg the regular season ear ned 1ts cbamp10nsh1p game be1th w1U1 a solid 14.{) \lc tory over prev iously unbeaten Huron behmd Lhe 1wmmg of Bryan Thomas Brookville however had a narrow escape agamst New Lexmgton m tile other AA semlfmat contest file Blue Devils wlnnmg 64l on the iast pluy or the game when Jun Dean connected with M1ke Kidwell for a 38-) srd touch streak or seven straight shots after he hit on on Iy tl~ree of his fitst seven shots Rll<'kets 105 Juz 99 Rudy Tomjanovlch scored 27 pomts mcludlng 13 In lhe final pertod Houstoo which led by ISalthe half felllnloJt lie w1th the Jan midway through file third quarter but managed to take a six-point lead Into U1e fmnl period Pete Maravlcl\ the league ~ second highest scorer notched 35 pomts £or New Orleans ~=-- Schult.z had 12 snags lor the Lancaster on Tuesday In another Thanksgiving wtnners eve contest at Atheoo Wed Box scores H I LLIARD !80) C al 5 nesday Nelsonvllle York Pa 0 l 2 6 S p O!i![ surpmed Athens 67-45 ~ I r llkl' H I 20 G uu n Mar Sullivan tossetl In 22 II 3 j;" e d eyer 5 B k l <~ ed 0 I 13/)k~.: for the winners Dave Schultz TOTALS 3l 4 80 added 16 Ed Pennell had mne LOGA.N ! 99) DiiV dSO I J My er s 6 4 16 Russc 1 for the Bulldogs 0 5 25 Me The Buckeyes led I~ 38-23 JBr'loo8 Hawk 3 7 33 Bragland 'I and 54 34 at the quar 6 10 D a on o 1 Gasser 0 'l Do sor 0 I 1 TOTALS termarks 36"2799 Athens hlt 17 o£ 67 field goat Score by quarte rs 6 70 ~ 0 ? 80 shots for 23 9 percent The H ar d lo qa 9 78 ~ J 1 99 Bulldogs were 11 of 25 st the Rcscr\'c !! core Log l' ~tS lout tine The Buckeyes hit 'l/ H I iJrd ~0 of 57 from the Held lor 47 4 N ELSO NVILL E YORK Su Vii 6 10 1? percent and caTUied 13 of 24 ( 67 l Se t u a o 16 s 5? ? free throws Nelsonville York Pen Od 1 9 Br oku J 0 6 controlled the boards 43-35 S m .;~ nc r s 0 7 TOTA LS '21 W l T Pet PF PA Ba t mor e 9 2 0 B a 309 86 New Eng and 8 3 0 727 280 707 'Then Peter said silver and gold have I none, but such as I have give I U,ee Acts 3 6 '? shooting mght (40 or 93) m two weeks The Phoemx Suns hopmg lo prove last season s late surge to the National Basketball Assoe~at10n s playoff £mals was no fluke are showmg file same s1gns of team play after a hornble start that has left them w1fll file rourth worst record m the league The Suns put off the Thanksgiving Day turkeys until later m the day Thursday as flley heat the Washmgtoo Bullets 104-118 m a nationally ~levised game that began at 11 am m Phoerux This was a b1g one for us SBid John MacLeod the Pbo emx coach after file Suns came from behmd From the standpomt of total contribution fll1s was one or our best games of the season The SUns 21-7 streak at the end of the third quarter wiped out a 12-pomt deficit and put fllem m control NFL Sta nd1ng s By Un t ed Press tnt ernat onat Amenun conf er ence Eas t pm -Rev Richard W Thomas pastor, The Norlheast Cluster United Methodist Church, Tuppers Plains poLqt lead 1 fllougbt we could mamlam 1\ sa1d DetrOit cen~r Bob Lamer who paced file Piston wlfll21 points We missed a key rebound and took some bad shots Smith tossed m 10 b1g pomts m the fourfll period w1th fllree of his baskets puttmg file Cavs on lop and another tymg the score I was getting the same shots fllat I have been gettmg file last lew weeks but tomght they were droppmg sa1d Srn1th I felt real good and file home court advantage adds somethmg too The VIctory was No 200 for Cleveland coach BLll Fitch and file 12th of the season for file Cavs who won only 15 games durmg their £1rst season m the NBA This IS the best shootmg we have done for a while sa1d F1tch who watched h1s team throw 44 or 89 shots fllrough file hoop Detroit coach Herb Brown gave file Cavs credit for playing a great game but he added we had our •mr•t a anna!st$Jnt1ings \ Moeller, Gh clash for title Class A title the Sermonette CHESTER CHURCH OF THE ,\ NAZARENE Rev Her ber t G ole posto Worsh p serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R chord Bo to n Prayer meet ng sup Wednesday 7 30 p m RICHFIELD Ohio (UPI) proach lo the game when you - It has been a long time start added Carr The Pistons who came tnLo since Austin Carr got a starting assignment and the game w1th nme VICtones Bobby Srmth took a seat on m file last 10 games took sn file bench fl2.77lead mLo the £mal period but Jumpers by Carr and It sure felt fuTUiy Lo me Srn1th cut file lead Lo 82-11 m smd Carr who was m the starting five Thursday night the f1rst 50 seconds of the for file first time smce Dec 5 stanza The lead fllen changed 197• whde Smith added It s ab!iut 21', years smce I wasn t hands low: times before ChriS Ford tossed mthree pomts to m the starting lineup The SWitch Was great £or put file Pislons oo top 101 98 both Cleveland players as with 3 OJ left m the game D1ck Snyder dropped m a Carr tossed m 23 pomts and Smith added 20 to pace the pair of foul shots and followed Cavaliers to a l11105 NBA w1th a 12 rooter to g1ve VIClory over the Detroit Cleveland a 102-!0ilead with Pistons I 45 lert and Campy Russell Carr who rmssed four of sw1shed a turn-around his £1rst liVe shots later h1t on JUmper £rom 15 £eel out 36 mne stra1ght play action seconds later Detroit s M L Carr shots and Sm1fll had a streak of seven strrught tw~>-pmnters dropped m two roul shots wLth after connectmg on only fllree 43 seconds left to cut the Cleveland lead Lo 106-105 but of h1s £1rst seven shots Nme m a row exclauned Jim Chones h1t on a fllree Carr that s my best by far pomt play w1th 35 seconds le£1 That IS the first time I ever and Jun Cleamons added a turned 1t around after a bad pa1r or foul shots m the fmal start seconds You have a different ap When we got that throe Second M1ddleport pastor Cur t 5 Stephen Church school t 30 a m preo<:h ng sent ces 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Wednesday evening B bJe study 7 30 p m We Amerlca111 Uve in the wealthiest and most powerful oolion In the history of the world Never bas one country experienced sneh affluence Never have we bad so mucb and never have cblldren been given so much as ours Where Ia God s band In aU Ibis• What doet our L<Jrd expect from a HEMLOCK GROVE CHRI ST AN people so richly blessed ? Rage Watson pastor Jesse ThroU&!l our rleh heritage of faith given by God through Wh te Sunday schoo l sup! Mo rT our churches and houses of wonbip, we have a legacy more ng worsh p 9 30 o m Sun even ng pre01ous than silver or gold Our L<Jrd continues to promise the doyschoo l 10 30 am serv ce 7 30 Wednesday B b e abundance of his grace to all causing the sun lo sblne on the Sody7 30pm good and the evU, and his rain to faD oa the just and lhe unjust MT UN ON BAPTIST Rev R D B own supply pastor Sundoy IMBIIhew 5 45) The !lplrlt of Cbrlstleads us to discover God In school 9 .4 5 a m Sunday e'Ven ng an Intimate and persoDlll way through fellowship with one Wosh p 730pm another and through our concern for !bose In aeed Our TUPPERS PlAINS CHRISTIAN manifold blessbip from God beeome therdly a means of CHURCH Eugene Unde wood blessing to others especially tbe poor and the distressed, pastor Howo d Cold well Jr Sunday Schoo Supt Sunday materially as weD as splrttually at home and abroad For to School 9 30 o m Mo n ng Ser whom much is given, Jes111 declares ' much is expected • man 10 30 a m Sunday even (Luke 12 18) ngservce 7 p m IEI AR T FALLS UNllED God expects Ul to Share from our VUitreasurJes of faitb in BRETHR EN R"' F eelond No ' Jes111 Christ We serve God by serving one another In Jesus po~tor Floyd Norr s supt Sunday- name May we be wllliDg to do more than jUit uco- t r schoo l 9 30 o m morn ng ser ble "'~• Le k h rd he UD OU mon o 30 0 m Praye r se vee SIMit61 t sas t el.o to lp111becomegoodstewards Wedne•day 7 30 p m of His bounty, so that 'such as we have" may rdJound to the CHURCH OF GOD OF PRO glory of God PHECY 0 J White Road off 160 Rev George G oy le pas or Sunday School 10 o m Arthur Henson Sup! Morning Wo shlp I a m Young People s se v ce 7 pm Even ng serv 1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday M d Week Prover Serv ce 7 30 p m You h meet ng 6 30 p m Even ng wo sh p 730 pm Cavs roll over Pistons, 111-105 sup eveAI,g serv ce 7 30 p m Wednvsday even ng proy•r mee ng 7 30 p m Youth prayer serv ce each Tuesdoy ~~ • DEER SLUGS . 361 ATHENSIUI Huse r J C onk o t 5 M ck 6 Wil l on 0 'l Pc e A I 9 W t 4;a O'f 2 4 C ng a 0 2 Ha c r 0l Wa ace t 0 B Topp g 0 Go ds bcr y 3 TOTALS I? 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Ractne Th1rd St POMEROY WESTS DE CHURCH RUTLAND Pomerov John F Fultz Ph 992 210 1 IS CHAPEl Rou e ShodeBobby Elk ns Sunday Poslo school 5 p m Sunday wo sh p Wedne&doy p oyer se 5 45 p v ce730pm ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corne of Sycamore and Second Sts Pome oy The Rev W II am Mldd eswo h Pa s o Sunday Schoo l o 9 45 a m ond Chu c:h So ccs 1 om SACRED HEART Rev Fa he Phone Paul D Wei on po s o 992 7825 Sa lu day even ng Mass 7 30 Sunday Moss 8 ond 10om Confess on Sa u day 7 7 30 p m RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE RaCine Chester 949-2020 985 3307 r ll:oc nc Rou l e 2 he Rev ~ames M Muncy pas o Sunday sc hool 9 45 o m morn ng wo sh p I om e11enng wo sh p 730 Proye meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peo p e s ne~ t ng 7 30p m Thu sdoy M DDLEPORT FIRST BAPTI ST CornEt S )( h ond Po l mer the Rev Pete G ondo pas o Do ny Thol1)pson supe r ntondent Sun day Schoo WMPO Rod o pro g om 7 45 o m Sunday School Mo n ng Wo 5 p 9 15 o tn 0 15 om You th oct v t es and el owsh p fo un o and i en o h gh students 6 p m Su day even ng wo sh p 7 30 p m M d· week prayer se rv ces Wprln~wlo y 7 30 p m Sunday schoo l serv ces 9 30 a m Sunday Schoo 10 JOo rn 9 30 o m R tho d Vaughan supt BRADBUR Y CHURC H OF Mo n ng wo sh p tO 30 CHRI ST K m Co le pastor Kevin SYRAC USE Mo n ng wo ~h p 9 K ng Sunday schoo sup Sunday o m Sunday sc hool 0 a m M s school 9 :30 o m wonh p ser Sampson Ho I sup RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Re11 James D Guynn pasta Sunday school 10 a m Sunday wor~h p 1 a m Sunday even ng se v ce 7 p m Wednesday wo sh p serv ce 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near Long Bot om Ed~el Hart po slo Sunday schoo l 0 a m Church 7 30 p m prayer nee ng 7 30 p m Thu sday MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAL Th rd Ave the Re 11 W 1 om Kn I l ei pas or Ronald Dugan Sun day School Sup Classes Ia a ages eve n ng serv ce 7 30 B b e st udy Wedne~doy 7 30 p m youh sevces F day 730pm MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BAP TIST Co ner Ash and P um Noe He man po~ o So u day even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Sund ay Schoo 0 o m Sunday even ng wos hp 730pm ME GS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHOD ST CHURCH Robe IT Bum go ne D rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Rober t Hoyden Rev James Co bIt CHES TER Wo sh p 9 15 om Chu ch Schoo l 0 o m POMEROY Worsh p 10 30 o m Chu ch School 9 30 om UM YF 6 30p m ENTERPR SE Wo sh p 9 o m Chu ch Schoo l 0 o m ROCK SPRINGS Wo sh p 0 om Chu ch Sc hool 9 15o m UMYF6 30pm FlATWOODS Wo sh p II o m Chu ch School 0 a m MDDIEPORT CLUSTER Rev RobertBumgorne HEATH Robe I Bumgo fle Pastor Worsh p I 0 30 a m Chu chSc hoo19 30om UMYF6p m RUTLAND W lbu H h Pastor Wo sh p 0 30 o m Chu h S hoo 930om SYRACUSE CL USTER Rev R chordE Jo v s AS BURY Wo sh p 10 40 o m Chu ch Schoo l 9 30 a m UMW f sl Tuesday B be 5 udy Thu s 7 30p m FOREST RUN Wo sh p 9 o m Chu c:hSchoo lO om MINERSVIlLE Worsh p 10 o m Chu ch Schoo 9 a m SYRACUSE Chruch Schoo 9 30 a~ Wo sh p se v ce 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev T molhy S n h C us er l eode Rev Steven W so Assoc ate BETHANY (Do cos) We sh p 9 30 o m Chu ch School 10 30 nm CARMEL Ch uch Schoo 9 30 a m Wors h p 0 30 o m 2nd and 4th Sundays APPlE GROVE Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Wo sh p 7 30 p m 1st and 3rd S ndoy s P aye meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Fe owsh p supper I sl Sa turday 6 p m UMW 2ndluesdoy7 30p m EAST LET AR T Chroch Schoo sl 2nd J d Sundays 9 30 o m Four h Sunday 0 30 a m Wor sh p 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4 h Sunday 9 30 a m P aye meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW s Tuesday 7 30 p m WESL EYAN (Roc ne) SunderSchool 10 o m Worsh p I o m J UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m B be Study Thu sdoy 7 p m Cho r P oct ceThu sday8p m LE TART FALLS Chu rch School sl 2nd 3d Sundays 10 15 o n 4th Sunday 9 5 a m Worsh p st 2nd 3d Sundays 9 15 om 4th Sundar- 7 30 p m MORN NG STAR Wo sh p 9 30 o m Chu ch School 0 30 a m M d Week Se v te Wednesday 8 pm MORSE CHAPEL Wo shp am Chu ch School9 JO o m PORTlAND Wo sh p 7 30 p n Chu ch Schoo19 30 o m SUTTON Chu ch Scho0 9 30 a m Wo sh p 1sl ond 3rd Sundays 030 am NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev R cha d Thomas Pas or Duane Sydenstr cker John Douglas Assoc a es JOPPA Wo sh p 10 om Chur ch Schoo l 9 o m P oyer Meet ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Sunday sChool at 9 30 a m Wo sh 1p serv ces o 7 30 p m B be stud y ond You h mee ng at 8 p m on Wednesdays NORTH BETHEl Wo sh p am Church Schooll O o m ALFRED Sunday Schoo 9 30 o m Worsh p 0 45 a m P oy er mee ng Wednesdov 7 45 p m UMW 3rd Tuesdoy 8 p m REEDSVILL E SundayS hoo l9 30 o m Worsh p 7 30 p m P oyer Meet ng 7 30 p m luesda.,. V s a on730 p m 1s Thu sdoy SILVER R OGE Worsh p 10om Chu ch Schoo19 o m TUPP ERS PLAINS Wo sh p 9 o m Church School I() a m KENO CHURCH Of CH RIST Georg e Freder ck supt Se v ce week ly 9 30 o m on Sunday Preach ng f rst ond thl d Sundays of month by Cl fford Sm h 9 30 am HOB SON CHRISTIAN UN ON Darre ll Doddr II pas to Sunday Schoo 9 30 o m Leonard G lmore f st elde e\'en ng ser v ce 7 30 p m Wedne5doy p oyer mee11ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Roc ne Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunda y school 9 45 CHURCH OF CHRIST Md am mo n ng wo sh p I I om d QpO 5th and Mo n Geo ge Even ng se v ces Tuesday and Gloz e m nls er M k& G& loch Fdoy,30pm 8EARWALLOW RIDG E CHURLH supe ntendent Terry Yankey you h m n ste B ble school q 30 OF CHRI ST Doug Seamon om mo n ng wo sh p 10 30 m n ste B be study 9 30 o m IO !JO om am even ng worsh p 7 30 mo n ng wors hp 7 30 p m pr oye se v c e 7 p m evening wcrsh p Wvdne1doy 8 ble study 7 30 p m Wednesday KENO CHURCH OF CH RIST MIDDlEPORT CHURCH QF THE G1t0rge Freder ck supt Sunday NA ZARENE Rev Don Co e mo n ng nr11 ce 9 30 a m w lh pos#ot M s Mary lolh &y;"'£undoy p each rig on f rs and third Sun $C hoo l sup! Sunday school 9 30 day of month by lieorge P ckens Sunday ser v ce 10 30 am v ces 7 p m youth meet ng Wednesday 7 p m ANl QU TY BAPTI ST Re11 F eeland Nor 5 pas o Sunday school 0 a m Church serv ce 7 p m Wednesday 8 ble Study 7 pm RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev John A Coff man pas to Sunday School 9 30 o m Gero d Wells supt Mo n ng wo sh p 10 30 a m Su nday even ng worship 7 30 Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTII Don l Pos ta Ronn e So ser school sup! Sunday s~ h oo l 9 30 o m morn ng we sh p 10 40 am Sunday even ng wo §h p 7 30 Wednesday even ngBb estudy 730 DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev leon G osu e poslo Sunday School 9 30 o m youth and u o you h se rv ce 6 45 p m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m p oyer and p o se Wed esday 7 30p m SILVER RUN FREE BAPT ST M es Trout pas o Sunday schoo l 10 a m Ste'lle L tt e sup Even ng serv ce 7 p m proye mee ng Thursd ay 7 p m Walker Sunday CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD Re" Bobby Porter pa stor Sun doy schoo 9 30 o m worsh p :;e v ce I o m even ng serv ce 7 30 you h se v ce Wednesday 7 !JOp m LANGSVILLE CHRI STIAN CHUR CH Ted Jones pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a 1J:1 Roy S gmon supl morn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday even ng se v ce 7 30 m d week serv ce Wednesday 730pm SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Do e Boss pas or Bob Moo e Sunday Scho o sup! Sunday school classes for oil ages 9 30 om monng worshp 0 45 om NYPS 6 30 p m evongell s c se vee 730 pm P oye and lo st ng Tuesday 10 om M dweek pray ~ r se r \' ce Wednesday 7 30 p m mens prayer mee t ng Saturday 1 p m second m ss one y mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINAT ONA L Rev Robe t Sm h pos lor Sund ov School 9 30 am Clo ss leader l eo H II wo sh p se v ce 0 30 a m chu ch730pm EOEN UN TE D BRETHREN N CHRIST Elden R Bloke posto Sunday Schoo 0 o m Howo d McCov sup! Morn ng se man I om Sunday n ght serv ce5 Chr st on Endeovo 7 30 p m Song serv ce 8 p m Pteoch ng 8 30 p m M dweek P aye meet ng Wednesday 7 p m Roy Adams la y leader CHU RCH OF JE SUS CHRIST located a Ru and on New l rna Road nelC to Forest Acre Park Re v Ray Rouse posto Robe t Mu sse Sunday Schoo l supt Sun day schoo l 10 30 a m worsh p 73 0 pmBble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m Saturd ay n ght prayer se rv ce 7 30 p m sh p 7 30 p m Proyee. meet ng Wednesdav 7 30 p m LONG &OTTOM CHRISTIAN B uce Sm th pastor Wol ace Damewood Supt 8 ble School 9 30 a m P each ng serv ce 10 45 o m No evening serv c:e HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Herbert A I ng pasror Sunday School 9 30 o m Morn ng ~erv ce 10 30 om youth !erv ce 6 45 p m E11ongel st c serv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 1 30 pm FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSIOI\I at Bold I< nob Rev E J G ff th supt of church Rev L R Gluesencomp pastor Roger W IHred Sr Sunday School sup! Sunday Schoo 9 30 o m prayer meet ng Tue5doy 7 30 p m youth meet ng 6 p m Sunday Lead& s Ado Von Mete and G et Ia Sullie S~.Jndoy even ng war shp 7pm thoughwnermon ths WH TE S CHAPEL Coo v lie RO Re v Ray Deete pastor Sunday schoo 9 30 o m wo sh p serv ce I 0 30 a m B ble study and prover se v ce Wednesdov 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHR ST Carl Peak pastor B I B own SundarSunday school supt schoo 9 30 o m worsh p and commun on 10 30 a m Even ng se v ce 7 30 p m Regular boo d meet ng Sotu doy 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHUR CH Sunday School 9 30 am wors h p serv ce II om Wednesday p oyer meet ng 7 30 p m youth ~e v ces Sunday 7 pm Sundoyngh wo shp 730 RUTLAND C HUR C~ OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D G mm J pas to Sunday schoo 9 30 om worshpse rvce 1030am B oodcas I ve over WMPO young peop l es serv ce 6 45 evangel st c serv ce 7 30 p m Proye meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m M none y meef ng 7 30 p m f sl Wednesday of mon h MASON COUNTY MASON FIRST BAPT ST Setol'!d ond Pomeroy Sts S on Cro g pastor Sunday school 9 45 am worsh p se v c:e 11 am fra n ng un on 6 30 p m even n9 war §h p se v ce 7 30 p m M d Week p aye ~e v ce Wednesday 7 30 pm MASON CHU RCH OF CHRIST P 0 BoJC 487 M Her S Mason W Vo Sunday B b e Study 10 o m Wor§h p I o m and 7 p m B ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Voco mus c FI RST SOUTHERN BAPTI ST Co r ner of Second and Anderson Wolter Cloud Mason Pos ta Su nday school 9 45 o m worsh p sevce I om ond 7:30pm Weekl y B bl e study Wednesday 7 30p m MASON ASSEMBI Y OF GOO Oudd ng lone Mason W Vo Che~ e Tenno I Paso Sunday Schoo19 -45 a m Ch ldre n s Chu ch 6 45 p m Young Peop e s Se v ce 6 45 p m E\'ongel st c Se v ce 7 30 p m Wo m en s M ~ s onary Cou nc I 10 o m f rs and th d Tu esdays P oyer and B be S!Udy Wednesdo v 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR IST IN CHR STIAN UN ON The Rev W om Campbe flosto Sunday School 9 30 am James Hughes FAIRVIEW BI8LE CH URCH Leta t W Vo Rt 1 Rtv George HoschaJ": pqstor S~.Jndoy School 9 30 o m Prayer ond Bible study 1 30 p m Cottage Prayer S.rv ee Tue1doy 10 o m Wonh p Ser VIet Thu sdoy 7 30p m CALVARY BIBlE CHURCH 26 N INDEPENDENT MOl NESl CHUR CH INC - Co ner Fourth and L nco n St& M ddleport ~ev 0 Dell Monley pastor Sony Hud son Sunde~ School super n vn dent Sunday school 9 30 a m even ng wor$h p 7 30 p m p a~er ond prose ser\' ce Wedne!doy 7 30 p m THE PEOPLE S CHURCH OF POMEROY - Co ner Mo n and Court Sts th rd floor over L gh house Restau ant Henry Cook pastor Sondov schoo l I 0 o m morn ng wo 5h p II o m even ng se v ce 7 30 Wednesday evert ng serv ce 7 30 lnterdenom nat onal full gospel RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - Pas or Denn 5 Boles Sunday School 10 o m wo sh1p serv ce 1130om and 730 pm Proye meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CH RI ST Thomo a L Holmes pas or B ble study Saturday 7 30 p m Evangel sf c p m p oyer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m B be Study Thursday 7 30p m POMEROY WES LE YAN HOLNESS - Hor sonv e Road pas tor Ed son Dewey K ng Weave ass slant Henry Ebl n Jr Sunday schoo supt Sunday schoo 9 30 o m mo n ng wor sh p I o m Sunday even ng se v ce 7 30 proye rneet ng Thu sdoy 7 30p m SYRACUSE FIR ST CH URCH OF GOD Not Pen ecosto Rev Geo ge 0 le pasta Wo sh p service Sunday 9 45 o m Sun doy schoo 1 o m worsh p ser v ce 7 30 p m Thursday p aye meet ng 7 30 p m MT HERMON Un ted Brethren Church Sun day School 9 30 o m Woshp se\'ce 10-45 om P each ng se rv ces every Sunday olte not ng w th C E Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Rev James Leach pasto r Oov d Hol te loy leader JEHOVAHS WITNESSES I m le east of Rutland 1u nct an of Route 12.4 or)d N oble Summ I Rood (T 174) Sunday B ble l ecture 9 30 a Wo chtowe study 10 30 a m Tuesday B ble study 7 ond 8 IS p m Th u sdoy th eoc otk sc hoo 7 30 p m se v ce meet ng 6 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST 570 G ant St M ddlepo I Bobby Elk ns pas ta Sunday School 10 a m worsh p servce 11om e11en ngse v ce 7 30 p m Thu sdov pra yer meet ng and B b e study 7 30 8RAOFORD CHURCH OF CHR ST Jack Per y m n st e Sun day Sch ool 9 30 o m morn ng church 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday se 11 ce B p m LAURELCLIFF FREE METHOD ST CHUR CH Re v Ftoyd F Shook Sunday pasta Lloyd Wr ght s ~ h ool Supt Morn ng Wo sh p 9 30 a m Sunday Sc:hoo l 10 20 a m Wednesday Prayer ond B ble Study 7 30 p m Sunday even ngwoshp 730pm Cha r P act ce Thursday 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Cha es Runel l Sr m n s er R c~ Mocombe su p! Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m wors h p ser vee 10 30 am Bible S udy Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Port and Roc: ne Road W om Roush pasta Denny Evans Sundar School D rector Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Mo n ng worsh p 10 30 am Sunday e111t n ng serv ce 7 p m Wednesday, even ng prayer se v ces 7 30p m BETHLEHEM BAPfiS T Re• Eo I Shule post a Worsh p se rv ce 9 30 o m Sunday school 0 30 o m B ble Study and p ay• r ser v ce Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURC H Kingsbury Rood Gary K ng pa ator Sundoy school 9 30 a m even ng wor By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer AKRON IUPI) - Just how good LS CmciTUialj, Moeller We really don I know how good our football team IS says Crusader Coach Gerry Faust After Fnday mght maybe we II know more because they (Ga hanna Lincoln) are a darn good football team After last Fnday s game (43 0 over Youngstown Cardmat Mooney ) we started to feel there 1s a possLblhty we are pretty good It rea lly gets down to Fr day mghl he£ore we can say Moeller and Gahamia both unbea~n and easy wmners m flle1r semifmal games meet Fnday mght (7 30 p m ) at Akron s Rubber Bowl for the Class AAA stale champ1onsh1p Moeller ( 11 0) the defendmg champwn ran 1ts wmmng streak lo 23 with 1ts surpriSingly easy dec1s1on over Mooney at Dayton while Gahanna (I~) also had a n easy time or II blanking Lake"ood St Edward last RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Chu ch Leland Haley pastor Sunday schoo 10 o m even ng se v ce 7 30 p m Pra yer meet ng Wednesdo11 7 30 p m STANDINGS NHL Stand ngs By Un1ted Press lnternahonal Campbell Conference Patr ck D v 510n W L T Pts GF GA NY l ~land r s 14 4 3 31 77 48 A I an a 10 8 5 25 81 76 Ph a 10 1 4 24 72 61 NY Rang er s 8 1 3 1'il 78 83 Smythe o v s1on WH A Standtngs By United Pre ss International East W L T Pts GF GA Quebec 14 a o 2a 108 82 nclnnat 1 8 2 24 101 80 lnd anapls 0 0 2 22 " 91 New Eng nd a 9 3 19 67 74 M nn eso a 6 I 4 16 63 75 B qn nghm 7 7 1 15 86 108 W l T Pts GF GA West St Lo u S I 9 I 23 68 80 W L T 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Games Sl Lou sa t A ant a Pittsburgh e C eve and Ph ladelph a at Colorado lOn y games sch eduled) Saturdays Games NY Rang er s at Detro t NY Is ndr s at P ttsburgh Ch c:ago a Vancouver Boston at Toronto W&!hington lit M innesota Buffalo at Sf Lou s Montrea at Los Angel~s (Only gem&s sc hed uled ) u College Footbilfl Results C."'1ed Press tntfrnltton 11 E a C Poly SLO 3<t Sacto St 10 ar 35 Appa ach an st 1 Ken t 51 42 N Illinois o ~ ewbevy 26 Presbyterian 15 u gert 17 Co lgate 9 Texas A&M 21 Texas 3 r-----------., :Prol Our press lmally s1ar1ed workmg MacLeod sa1d We "ere pressmg in file hrst hall and 11 wasn t working but eventus!iy the pressure got Lo fllem Phoemx heid a 53 44 reboundmg edge led by CUrtis Perry with 14 Denms A"trey 1\lth 13 and Gsr Heard w1fll II Washmgton starting center Wes Unseld had only e1gh1 reboWlds and louted out m the th1rd quarter Washmgton s Elvin Hayes Jed all scorers w1th 31 pomts w1th Paul Westphal getting 26 and Ricky Sobers 2!i for the Suns In the two other NBA games on lhe holiday schedule Clevelund beat lletro1t Ill 105 and Houston downed New Orleans J{l!;-99 Cavs Ill Pistons lOS Austm Carr scored 23 points In his first startmg ass~gnment m nearly two years and,Pobby Srmth came off file bench ID add 20 pomts as the Cavs snapped a two game losing skem Carr who hit on only one of his £1r~t f1ve shots connecled on the next rune straight and Smith hacla Chiefs bomb Hilliard, Bulldogs lose, 67-45 Logan bombed Hilliard 99 00 behmd M1ke McBroom and Brian Hawk Wednesday evening m the season opener for the Chieftains The Chiefs led ali the way 19 16 47-36 and 66-56 Logan outscored the VISitors 31 24 1n the !mal stanza L<Jgan wss outrebounded 34 29 Hilliard hit 33 of 63 shots £rom the ftel d for 52 4 percent The v1s1tors were 14 or 18 at the foulllne Logan h1t 36 or 73 held goal attempts for 49 3 percent The ChLefs were 27 of 40 at the foul !me Braglsnd s mne rebounds poced the Ch1efts The Ch1cfs next outmg 1s at years runnerup 28 0 at AkrOn s Rubber Bowl Those Impressive wms have both coaches concerned They play accordmg to who flley are playmg sa1d Faust They riSe Lo the occaswn We ve watched £1lms where flley have played average ~ams and they play average football But when the) played Massillon and St Edward they played great football Bill ma n ag rees w1th Faust s assessment Our k1ds have menLo the challenges as flley have come forth he sa1d In what we classtf1ed as must games our kids have played pretty well Blll 11 s gomg Lo Lake our best effort to heat fllem They are awesome He called Moeller quarter back Tim Koegel one o£ the fmest passers m a long long tune comparmg hun to both Ted McNaully (Indiana) and RLCk Slager (Notre Dame) both of whom Billman helped coach at Upper Arlington Jumor Tim 0 Cam led the way agamst St Edward WLth 178 yards rushmg and also am 5 6 0 455 198 9 caught a 19 yard touchdown M NYJ es 3 80'273 13427 pass £rom quarterback John Bulla o 1 10 0 167 98760 Central Toeller W L T Pet PF PA 0 Cam IS a rea I good C nc nna 9 1 o e a 210 65 runner sa1d Faust He P Sbu r gh 7 4 0 636 272 35 1 ~ o 636 221 ns C eve and really unpressed us m tlje St Hous on 4 1 o JM mns west Ed game PF PA Btllman however sh U x Oak l and 10W L T0 Pet 909 2.12 70 doesn t know whefller he will Den ver 7 .t 0 636 256 38 SanD ego 5 6 0 455 715 73 have the semces or V1c Kansas C ty 3 8 0 273 212 325 Reed "ho s uffered a Tampa Bay 0 1 0 000 95 790 Nat anal Conference shoulder InJUry agamst St East Ed W L T Pet PF PA 10 1 0 833 256 60 Of GahaTUI8 Faust says Da as S Lou s 8 4 0 667 268 136 I m really unpressed w1th Wash ngton 7 4 0 636203 87 flle1r defense I don t care Ph Ia 3 8 0 273 31 226 10 0 09 1 04 20 who you are playing 1£ you NY G ants Centra on ly g1ve up 29 pomts you re W L T Pet PF PA x Mnn 9 aM 740 ~0 a darn good rootball team De rot 6 6 0 500 235 76 Steve Givens and Bob Mas- Ch cago 560455897 song are Moetler s b1g G een Bay .. 7 0 364 75 243 West nummg threats while Koegel W L T Pet PF PA who hit 9 of 15 £or 125 yards Los Ange l es 7 3 682 139 59 6 5 0 545 216 5 <~ and two TDs m the sem1s Sa n Fran New Or ea ns 4 7 0 364 226 259 makes the Crusaders hard to A lcm a 4 7 0 364 38 209 ' defense Fmals m file other two classes are set for Saturday w1th West Je£ferson (91 ) meetmg Ashtabula St John 6-3l)at4 30pm andElyna Ca fllolic 191 ) gomg agalTISt BrookVIlle I I~) at 7 30 p m both games a lso at the Rubber Bowl Improved Penn takes on No. 1 Pitt this evening games many footbatl coaches and analysts have declared the 20th ranked N1ttany L10ns the most unproved eaten Pittsburgh tonight be£ore he decides 1f he agrees We re anXIous lo play Pitt Pa~rno said just Lo see how good we ve become or how bsd we are Conversely the game w1th file Panthers oldest and most hated r1val of£ers Sugar Bowl boWld P1tt a chance to prove whether or not 11 deserves the No I ranking 1t CLEVELAND (UPI) V1kmgs alfllough hts fmgers £ell he1r lo when Purdue upset When Walter Johnson takes were rrost bitten And fllree MIChigan Nov 6 file l1eld for the Cleveland years ago after spendmg a Browns agamst the MiamL week m a hospital bed w1fll Dolphins Sunday the 34-year• pneumoma Johnson went old Cincmnalt nallve wtU set back onto the same fr1g1d a team record of playmg m £1eld m Mmnesota to do battle 166 strrught games wtth the V1kmgs Last weekend agamst Former Browns defensive Tampa Bay Johnson tied the tackle Bill Sabatmo a viVId record or 165 stra1ght games memory or lrymg to replace " sel by AllPro guard Gene Johnson a rew years back m Hickerson from 1962 to 1973 Texas when he kept playmg Johnson currently we1ghs despite an mJured leg The , m at 2Gb pounds less fllan he mtense heat and a leg InJury earned when he started wtth combmed to rorce Johnson to the Browns 12 years ago The crawl back lo the !me of PI'ITSBURGH IUPI) coaches say flley don t know scrunmage on h1s hands and Pittsburgh Steelers when the ~ de£ens1ve tackle knees quarterback Terry will ever slow down nursing an Modzelewski sent Sabatmo Bradshaw Longevity depends on In to replace Johnson but mJured nght wrist threw the managmg to escape senous Johnson ordered hun back to ball w1th Jess pam Thursday but still was listed as inJury Johnson said He the s1delme~ rrughl bad added that the You have to kill fllat guy questionable £or Sunday s ability to w1thstand pam IS before you can get hun out of game at Cincmnati Tight end BeTU11e cunrung also lffiportant fllere Sabatmo smd Defen:nve lme coach The coaches have said ham who surrered a D1ck Modzelewski who put m Johnson now playmg dislocated finger In practice 14 seasons hunself m the somewhat m file shadow or Wednesday and cornerback same postllon 1s m awe of Cleveland s highly acctauned Jun Allen recovermg from Johnson s ability to weather Jerry Sherk at the other an appendectomy worked adversity de£ensive tackle position 1s out without pads Their status Of all the players I W turrung m some of his best £or Sunday s game will not be known Walter IS probably performances m years determmed unttl later m the the mos t durable When I £1rst turned pro I week Coach Chuck Noll ch!iliged ModzelewskL saLd He s hoped to play 10 years w~elievable The man can Johnson sa1d I doo t know file customary afternoon drill stand pain no questmn bow many years there m1ght lo file mormng so the players In the 1969 championship be £or me but I still reel and coaches could spend part or file holiday wl\h thetr game Johnson played file full good and that s unportant ramdtes • game agamst file Mmnesota By POHLA SMITH UPI Sports Wnter PI'ITSBURGH (UP!) After walchmg Penn State come back rrorli a 1 3 start lo wms1x stra ight gam~s many football coaches and analysts have declared the 20th ranked N1ttany Lions the most Improved college team m fil e natwn But Coach m SIX straight Browns host Miami Sunday Bradshaw is still doubtful M Sea tie 2 9 0 182 96 340 lC (I nched d \' SIOM I ti e Thursday s Rcsutts De rot 11 Buffa o 14 Dal as 9 Sl L OU s 4 Onl y games schedu l ed Sunday s Games A ian a a Houston Denver a N ew Eng and Ch cago a t G een Bay Kan C ty a San D ego M am at C eve l and New Orl eans a Los Ang NY Jet s a Ba mo r e Ph adelph a a Washing on P ll sbu r gh a C nc nnal Seatt l e at NY G an s Tampa Bay a Oakland I Only games schedu l ed NBA Standmgs By Un t ed Press Internationa l Eastern Conference At1ant c D v s on W l Pet GB Ph lade ph a 0 6 625 Bas on 9 1 563 NY Kn c ks 9 8 529 NY Nel s 7 10 4 2 3 Buffa o 7 10 412 3 Central 0 \' sm n W L Pet G B c eve and 17 4 750 Hous on 10 5 667 New Or eans 10 8 556 3 San Anton o 9 8 529 3 wash nglon 7 9 438 5 Al lan a 5 12 29<1 1 Western Conference M dwest 0 v so n W L Pel GB Denver 12 3 BOO Del o I I a 579 3 Kansas C ly 9 0 474 5 ln d ana 7 9 438 5 Ch cago 2 0 167 8 M wauk ee 3 6 158 1 Pac f C 0 \' SIOn W l Pet Par and 10 4 7 4 Sea ttle 0 7 588 L os Ange es 8 8 500 Go lden Sl at e 7 9 4J8 Phoen x: 5 8 385 T hursdav s R esu ts Phoen x: 04 Wash ngton 98 Cl e\'eland 111 Detro t 105 Houston 105 New Or leans 99 ~On gam es schedu ed) Fr day s Games Cle'o'e land a Boston NY Kn cks at Ph lade ph a A ant a at N Y Nets Detro a Buffa o M !waukee at lnd an a Denver at Ka nsas C ty Go lden S a San An i on o Pa r and a Los Ange es Ch cago at Sea e On y ga mes sc hedu ed l Saturday s Games Boston at NY Kn cks Buffa oa t A an! a Pti adelph a at Cl eve land san Anton o at Houston NY Ne s at M !w aukee l nd ana at Den11er Seattl t: at Phoen x Wash ngto11 a Port and (Onl y games sched ul ed) game Saturday AKRON \UP! ) Ashta bula St John and West Jefferson a couple of teams who made the playo£fs b) beatmg up on the b1g boys meet Saturday for the state Class A foo tball t1tle The West Je£1-St John clash at 4 30 p m m lhe Rubber Bowi wlll be followed at 7 30 p m by the Class AA champiOnsh ip game between Elyna Catholic \9-1) and Brookvllle ( 11.{}) Wesl Jefferson which l<lkes a 9 I record tnto Lhe £mals d1dn t face a Class A opponenl all year unlll 11 knocked off Newark Caflloh c 16-9 m the playoff semlflll81s The same was nearly true for St Joho which rode mlo the pla)ofrs w1th an un1mpress1ve 5 3-1 record But file Heralds only Class A opponent Fa1rport Harbor fm1shed w1fll a 9 I record the only loss lo St John feff Merklin a 6-1 JUmor quarterback leads file West J e£1 attack Merklin hit on 54 per cent of his passes durmg file regular season for 952 yards and 8 touchdowns w1th halfback Vmce Baker and split end Don Webster h1s leadmg rece1vers Fullback Ross Sh1pley rushed for 752 yards and scored 13 TDs St John which dumped Fostorta St Wendehn 29-7 m the other Class A sem1fmal game IS led by quarterback B1ll Taggert another Juruor The Heralds leadmg rusher was Mark Cellitti who ran ror 950 yards and 10 touchdowns m nme games wh1le Tom McCoy With 'll receptmns good £or five TDs GB 1' 3 4 4 v was 1 agger\ s leadin g recmver Etyn a Catholic wluch lost only to AAA Lake Catholic durmg the regular season ear ned 1ts cbamp10nsh1p game be1th w1U1 a solid 14.{) \lc tory over prev iously unbeaten Huron behmd Lhe 1wmmg of Bryan Thomas Brookville however had a narrow escape agamst New Lexmgton m tile other AA semlfmat contest file Blue Devils wlnnmg 64l on the iast pluy or the game when Jun Dean connected with M1ke Kidwell for a 38-) srd touch streak or seven straight shots after he hit on on Iy tl~ree of his fitst seven shots Rll<'kets 105 Juz 99 Rudy Tomjanovlch scored 27 pomts mcludlng 13 In lhe final pertod Houstoo which led by ISalthe half felllnloJt lie w1th the Jan midway through file third quarter but managed to take a six-point lead Into U1e fmnl period Pete Maravlcl\ the league ~ second highest scorer notched 35 pomts £or New Orleans ~=-- Schult.z had 12 snags lor the Lancaster on Tuesday In another Thanksgiving wtnners eve contest at Atheoo Wed Box scores H I LLIARD !80) C al 5 nesday Nelsonvllle York Pa 0 l 2 6 S p O!i![ surpmed Athens 67-45 ~ I r llkl' H I 20 G uu n Mar Sullivan tossetl In 22 II 3 j;" e d eyer 5 B k l <~ ed 0 I 13/)k~.: for the winners Dave Schultz TOTALS 3l 4 80 added 16 Ed Pennell had mne LOGA.N ! 99) DiiV dSO I J My er s 6 4 16 Russc 1 for the Bulldogs 0 5 25 Me The Buckeyes led I~ 38-23 JBr'loo8 Hawk 3 7 33 Bragland 'I and 54 34 at the quar 6 10 D a on o 1 Gasser 0 'l Do sor 0 I 1 TOTALS termarks 36"2799 Athens hlt 17 o£ 67 field goat Score by quarte rs 6 70 ~ 0 ? 80 shots for 23 9 percent The H ar d lo qa 9 78 ~ J 1 99 Bulldogs were 11 of 25 st the Rcscr\'c !! core Log l' ~tS lout tine The Buckeyes hit 'l/ H I iJrd ~0 of 57 from the Held lor 47 4 N ELSO NVILL E YORK Su Vii 6 10 1? percent and caTUied 13 of 24 ( 67 l Se t u a o 16 s 5? ? free throws Nelsonville York Pen Od 1 9 Br oku J 0 6 controlled the boards 43-35 S m .;~ nc r s 0 7 TOTA LS '21 W l T Pet PF PA Ba t mor e 9 2 0 B a 309 86 New Eng and 8 3 0 727 280 707 'Then Peter said silver and gold have I none, but such as I have give I U,ee Acts 3 6 '? shooting mght (40 or 93) m two weeks The Phoemx Suns hopmg lo prove last season s late surge to the National Basketball Assoe~at10n s playoff £mals was no fluke are showmg file same s1gns of team play after a hornble start that has left them w1fll file rourth worst record m the league The Suns put off the Thanksgiving Day turkeys until later m the day Thursday as flley heat the Washmgtoo Bullets 104-118 m a nationally ~levised game that began at 11 am m Phoerux This was a b1g one for us SBid John MacLeod the Pbo emx coach after file Suns came from behmd From the standpomt of total contribution fll1s was one or our best games of the season The SUns 21-7 streak at the end of the third quarter wiped out a 12-pomt deficit and put fllem m control NFL Sta nd1ng s By Un t ed Press tnt ernat onat Amenun conf er ence Eas t pm -Rev Richard W Thomas pastor, The Norlheast Cluster United Methodist Church, Tuppers Plains poLqt lead 1 fllougbt we could mamlam 1\ sa1d DetrOit cen~r Bob Lamer who paced file Piston wlfll21 points We missed a key rebound and took some bad shots Smith tossed m 10 b1g pomts m the fourfll period w1th fllree of his baskets puttmg file Cavs on lop and another tymg the score I was getting the same shots fllat I have been gettmg file last lew weeks but tomght they were droppmg sa1d Srn1th I felt real good and file home court advantage adds somethmg too The VIctory was No 200 for Cleveland coach BLll Fitch and file 12th of the season for file Cavs who won only 15 games durmg their £1rst season m the NBA This IS the best shootmg we have done for a while sa1d F1tch who watched h1s team throw 44 or 89 shots fllrough file hoop Detroit coach Herb Brown gave file Cavs credit for playing a great game but he added we had our •mr•t a anna!st$Jnt1ings \ Moeller, Gh clash for title Class A title the Sermonette CHESTER CHURCH OF THE ,\ NAZARENE Rev Her ber t G ole posto Worsh p serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R chord Bo to n Prayer meet ng sup Wednesday 7 30 p m RICHFIELD Ohio (UPI) proach lo the game when you - It has been a long time start added Carr The Pistons who came tnLo since Austin Carr got a starting assignment and the game w1th nme VICtones Bobby Srmth took a seat on m file last 10 games took sn file bench fl2.77lead mLo the £mal period but Jumpers by Carr and It sure felt fuTUiy Lo me Srn1th cut file lead Lo 82-11 m smd Carr who was m the starting five Thursday night the f1rst 50 seconds of the for file first time smce Dec 5 stanza The lead fllen changed 197• whde Smith added It s ab!iut 21', years smce I wasn t hands low: times before ChriS Ford tossed mthree pomts to m the starting lineup The SWitch Was great £or put file Pislons oo top 101 98 both Cleveland players as with 3 OJ left m the game D1ck Snyder dropped m a Carr tossed m 23 pomts and Smith added 20 to pace the pair of foul shots and followed Cavaliers to a l11105 NBA w1th a 12 rooter to g1ve VIClory over the Detroit Cleveland a 102-!0ilead with Pistons I 45 lert and Campy Russell Carr who rmssed four of sw1shed a turn-around his £1rst liVe shots later h1t on JUmper £rom 15 £eel out 36 mne stra1ght play action seconds later Detroit s M L Carr shots and Sm1fll had a streak of seven strrught tw~>-pmnters dropped m two roul shots wLth after connectmg on only fllree 43 seconds left to cut the Cleveland lead Lo 106-105 but of h1s £1rst seven shots Nme m a row exclauned Jim Chones h1t on a fllree Carr that s my best by far pomt play w1th 35 seconds le£1 That IS the first time I ever and Jun Cleamons added a turned 1t around after a bad pa1r or foul shots m the fmal start seconds You have a different ap When we got that throe Second M1ddleport pastor Cur t 5 Stephen Church school t 30 a m preo<:h ng sent ces 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Wednesday evening B bJe study 7 30 p m We Amerlca111 Uve in the wealthiest and most powerful oolion In the history of the world Never bas one country experienced sneh affluence Never have we bad so mucb and never have cblldren been given so much as ours Where Ia God s band In aU Ibis• What doet our L<Jrd expect from a HEMLOCK GROVE CHRI ST AN people so richly blessed ? Rage Watson pastor Jesse ThroU&!l our rleh heritage of faith given by God through Wh te Sunday schoo l sup! Mo rT our churches and houses of wonbip, we have a legacy more ng worsh p 9 30 o m Sun even ng pre01ous than silver or gold Our L<Jrd continues to promise the doyschoo l 10 30 am serv ce 7 30 Wednesday B b e abundance of his grace to all causing the sun lo sblne on the Sody7 30pm good and the evU, and his rain to faD oa the just and lhe unjust MT UN ON BAPTIST Rev R D B own supply pastor Sundoy IMBIIhew 5 45) The !lplrlt of Cbrlstleads us to discover God In school 9 .4 5 a m Sunday e'Ven ng an Intimate and persoDlll way through fellowship with one Wosh p 730pm another and through our concern for !bose In aeed Our TUPPERS PlAINS CHRISTIAN manifold blessbip from God beeome therdly a means of CHURCH Eugene Unde wood blessing to others especially tbe poor and the distressed, pastor Howo d Cold well Jr Sunday Schoo Supt Sunday materially as weD as splrttually at home and abroad For to School 9 30 o m Mo n ng Ser whom much is given, Jes111 declares ' much is expected • man 10 30 a m Sunday even (Luke 12 18) ngservce 7 p m IEI AR T FALLS UNllED God expects Ul to Share from our VUitreasurJes of faitb in BRETHR EN R"' F eelond No ' Jes111 Christ We serve God by serving one another In Jesus po~tor Floyd Norr s supt Sunday- name May we be wllliDg to do more than jUit uco- t r schoo l 9 30 o m morn ng ser ble "'~• Le k h rd he UD OU mon o 30 0 m Praye r se vee SIMit61 t sas t el.o to lp111becomegoodstewards Wedne•day 7 30 p m of His bounty, so that 'such as we have" may rdJound to the CHURCH OF GOD OF PRO glory of God PHECY 0 J White Road off 160 Rev George G oy le pas or Sunday School 10 o m Arthur Henson Sup! Morning Wo shlp I a m Young People s se v ce 7 pm Even ng serv 1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday M d Week Prover Serv ce 7 30 p m You h meet ng 6 30 p m Even ng wo sh p 730 pm Cavs roll over Pistons, 111-105 sup eveAI,g serv ce 7 30 p m Wednvsday even ng proy•r mee ng 7 30 p m Youth prayer serv ce each Tuesdoy ~~ • DEER SLUGS . 361 ATHENSIUI Huse r J C onk o t 5 M ck 6 Wil l on 0 'l Pc e A I 9 W t 4;a O'f 2 4 C ng a 0 2 Ha c r 0l Wa ace t 0 B Topp g 0 Go ds bcr y 3 TOTALS I? I 4S Score by quarter s Nc 5 Yo k HI ?0 6 13 67 A ens 8 15 J 45 Resttrv e sco re A en s 47 Ne sonv l c Yo rk 3 5 Pack of 12 Ga '1.49 s Pack of lo 20 or 410 Ga •1.39 BAUM TRUE VALUE STORE Chester 98S JJ01 SUGAR RUN MILLS YOUR SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS Red Rose ANIMAL FEEDS down pass Thomas Elyria Cafllollc s leading rusher on the year w1th I 200 yards and 17 touchdowns had 174 yards aga 1nst Huron Lo spark the Panthers and looms as BrookVIlle s b1ggest problem The Panther defense which has g1ven up ooly three Louchdowns m Lhe iast SIX ga mes could also be a £actor ChriS Todd a 5-10 !GOpound JUniOr IS BrOOkVIlle S lop offenSive fllreat rushmg for I 143 yards m 12!i csmes a 9 I average and 16 touchdowns Fullback Steve Sugg 191).. I pounder added 852 yards and 13 touchdowns while the 1). foot 17Q.poWld Dean Lossed 10 touchdown passes ~ickness 1s file word Brookville Coach J ohn Barsa la used to best describe his ~am r Seeds Brrd Seeds Olyster Shells and Gnt Ferllhzers L1me Cement & Mortar Stock Salt Wat er Softener Remed1es Salt L1tt ers Vacc1ne Roofmg Pamts Red 1 Brand Fencmg Baler and Bmder Twm e Sprays Gales SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave Pom eroy 0 992 2115 BIG ON LITTLE STIBL. lim1ted lime and the hm1ted pnce ROYAL CROWN BOffiiNG COMPANY lthr·ow m 25 bucks lwort h of ex ras But hurry At bucks a crack wed for you to lose out l si1mply because we sold out _.,..._ SERVICE SPECIAL' 12 VOLT BATTERIES For Most Volkswagen Models Reg $36 95 '2988 Riverside Volkswagen Inc. 195 Upper Rtver Road 446 9800 • ' Gathpohs Ohto POMEROY HOME & AUTO BRAKE SERVICE- FRONT END ALIGNMENT 992 2094 Pomeroy 0 600 E Mam St �,· 10- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 26, !976 Fingers signs with Padres LOS ANGELES (UPI) Premier reliever Rollie Fin· gers, the MVP In the 1914 World Series, bas followed catcher Gene Tenace from the Oakland A's to the San Diego Padres - for a multiyear centract estimated tn e1ceed $1 miiUon. Fingers, 30, was the 14th of 22 free agents who were selected In the re-entry draf! tn sign a contract. "The biggest thing on my mind all last season was where I would wind up playing:" the former A's righthander said, following the Thanksgiving Day announcement. " I hadn 't made up my mind where I wanted to play but San Diego came through with the more pleasing offer. "I was surprised with the turn of events. I thou~ht I - might have to walt until Reggie Jackson was signed due to the fact that several clubs which drafted me also were in contention for Reggie." Fingers, an eight-year veteran who posted a 13-11 record and · a 2.41 ERA last season, was the lOth - and , last - of agent Jerry Kapslein's original free · agents to sign with a new club. Royle Stillman, who played out his option with the Baltimore Orioles, was .recenlly added to Kapstein's roster but the outfielder bas yet to sign with either the Chiago White Sox, Oakland or Pittsburgh, the three teams tn draft him. "Each of the doun teams which drafted me gave me solid offers,'' Fingers ~~Sid. Rutgers has perfect year with 17·9 win United Press "International Striking a blow for Eastern football and hoping they may now be considered worthy of joining the top !O-rated schools in the country. Rutgers ' Scarlet Knights came from behind Thursday night with a pair of sec011d· half tnuchdowns tn complete their first perfect season in 15 years and e~tend the nation's longest major college winning streak to 18 games. Colgate became Rutgers' lith and final _victim this year. 17:9, when Mark Lassiter, who ran for a total of !)8 yarW;, bolted over from the five-yard line to clinch the game with only I: 12 remaining. The Knights, who trailed 63 al the half, benefited from two major penalties against the Red Raiders on two successive punts by Joe Moss of Rutgers. The first penalty carne when Moss punted from the Rutgers 39, but Colgate's sophomore defensive back, Pal Horan , was penalized lor roughing ·the kicker, giving the ball back to . the Scarlet Knights, Rutgers was unable to move it and on the next with a 35-1 vic[ory over a Southwest Conference seljuence, with Rutgers at the Appalachian State and Kent record for most field goals in Colgate 16, a bad snap sailed Slate whipped Northern a career, 11, and Increased over Moss' head and was lllinois, 1:!-0, to gain a share his NCAA .record for the most recovered by Horan at the of second place in the Mid- field goals of 50 yards or more Rutgers 16-yard line. But American Conference. lD 10. Horan again was penalized ~ In contests today, Halfback Eddie Hicks and for clipping on the play, when Pittsburgh defends its No . I reserve fullback Tom Daub he shoved Moss as the two · national ranking against ran for two touchdowns each raced for the loose ball - and cross-slate rival Penn State for East Caro lina. The Rutgers got the ball back at in a night game, and Pirates, finishing lbeir final the Colgate 31. Nebraska and Oklahoma season in the conference with A subseq uent interception clash in the Big Eight in the a 1·1 league mark and a 9-2 brieOy gave the Red .Raiders afternoon, with the league's overall record, broke a 7-1 possession. but when Bob Orange Bowl berth at stake. first-quarter tie with twoDavis intercepted lor Both games will be nationally second quarter touchdowns Rutgers, the Knights drove televised. for a 21·1 halftime lead, then lor the winning TO climaxed David Walker's pinpoint held the Mountaineers by the pass to Fisher. passing. and the power scoreless for the remainder "Obviously the penalties running of fullback George of the game .. really hurt as and it was the Woodard carried Texas A&M Art Best rushed for 168 turning point in the game," to its easy victory over · yards and four touchdowns said Colgate Coach Fred Texas. for Kent State, giving KSU a Dunlop. Woodard , a 215-pound 6-2 MAC record and a second· "I can't tell you what this sophomore, scored two place tie with Ohio University game did for Eastern · wuchdowns on runs of one in the conference. football," said Rutgers Coach and two yards as the 12th· Bes~ scored on runs of II, Frank Burns . " I think ranked Aggies, who finished 32, I~ and II yards and Eastern football is highly ·the regular season with a 9-2 finished Ute year with · 1,030 underrated . It was a great mark, domina ted play in the yards - the fifth time KSU win .... I'm very proud of my rain:ooaked game. back has rushed lor 1,000 or teall).." Freshman ·halfback Curtis more yards during a season. Elsewhere in college Dickey raced seven yards for Kent State went intn the football , Texas II&M ripped another A&M touchdown and game leading the MAC in traditional So uthwest barefoot kicker Tony ,rashing defense and held Conference rival Texas, ·27-3, Franklin set two records with Northern Illinois to 128 yards East Carolina captured the field goals of 21 and 57 yards. on the ground. Sout hern Conference title Franklin's kicks established a ''I'm just happy going tn a team where Tenace is. That was a big plus as far as I was ccncerned. "I'll be in a new league next season but I'll be pitching to a catcher I know ." Buzzie Bavasi, president of Ute Padres, said San Diego attempted to land Jackson "but after having agreed to an original proposal, he wanted to start adding tO it." Kapstein 's other · free agents, who have si_gned, were Joe Rudi, Don Baylor and Bobby Grieb with California, Bert Campaneris ' and Doyle Alexander with Texas, Dave Cash with Montreal, Don Gullett with the New York Yankees, Wayne Garland with Cleveland and Tenace. tournament in Greensboro, N.C. Wake Forest is the two- time defending ·tournament champion and the Deacons, with sharp-shooting Olympic guard Tate Armstrong, play Duke in the first game of the doubleheader . North carolina Coach Dean Smith, who guided the U.S. Olympic team, will ha ye Olympic veterans Tom l..aGarde, Walter Davis and Cowboys nip Cards, 19-14 By RICK GOSSELIN UPI Sports Writer The old magic was gone from the St. Louis cardinals Thursday but it wa s rekindled in O.J. Simpson. The Cardinals, who were nicknamed " the cardiac kids " because of their penchant lor pulling out lastminute victories-over the past two seasons, fell to the Dallas • Cowboys, 19-14, when a ~g. yard drive in the game's final ' •. two minutes stalled at the • Cowboys' 8 as Jim Hart threw : ; a pair of incompletions into l · the end zone. Simpson, who has watched • . all season as running backs , .• ' like Waller Payton, Greg ) . Pruitt and Lydell Mitchell -_. · tnok turns in the spoUight, ~· exploded for a single game • -record of 273 yards and two ' tnuchdowns against Detroit ; but it wasn 't enough to ; pr:event his Buffalo Bills from • dropping a 27·14 verdict to the •. Lions. It took Simpson 29 carries ,. 1 In get his recerd yardage and it put him over 1,000 for the fifth season in a row. Sim~n proved to be the entire Buffalo offense because quarterback Gary Marangi only completed I of 21 passes for 29 yards and Jeff Kinney supplemented Simpson with just 21 yards in nine carries as the Bills ' slipped to 2-10. I • 11 l'm surprised I ran as well 1 as I did against the Lions' : great defense," Simpson : sald, noting that Detroit is first in the NFC .with an 1 average rushing yield of jast , _· il6. yards per game. "Especially since we didn't have, much of f passing at ack." 'lbe Uons counfered with a · ' pair of touchdown passes from Greg Landry- 21 and 24 yards to tight eoo David ( Phil Ford in his starting lineup against the Wolfpack. North carolina State, ranked lith in the nation, has built its offense around Olympian Kenny Carr, a bruising 6-7 forward. "It'll be good for us to open against a nationally ranked team like State because we will be able. to find out in a hurry if we're going to be able to ... achieve the same team cohesiveness which marked last .year's team," Smith said. Fourth-ranked UCLA opens its season tonight against San Diego State before facing a much tougher test Saturday against DePaul. The Bruins, who finished third I last sea on's N AA Hill-a 4-yard scoring run by Dexter Bussey and a pair of !ield goals by Benny Ricardo to even their record at IH!. The Cardinals, who fell two Bowl~~~ games behind the front J..U~ running Cowboys in the NFC East with an 8-4 record, Pomeroy Bowling Lanes pulled In within five points of Jr. Dallas on-a JJ.yard TO pass ·';- Saturday11Afternoon -6-76 from Hart to Mel Gray to cap Team Std . a 68-yard drive with less than Nile Owls 58 54 two minutes remaining. Super Stars 48 The St. Louis defense held Bowling Stones Road Runners "38 Dallas on downs in its next Gutter Busters 26 possession and forced tbe · Red Barons 16 Cowboys to punt. The fligh individual game Cardinals then drove from . Cliff Kennedy, 187, second high Individual game their own 33 to the Dallas 8 Lanny Longstreth, 151 ; third before Hart's third do"'" pass high individual game - Bob intended for J .V. Cain was Haggy. 144. broken up by Cliff Harris and High ser ies - Cliff KenCharlie Waters and his fourth nedy • 431 ; secoM high series - Craig Nic lnsky, 42{) ; third down pass sailed past high series Lanny everyone. Longstreth, 407. Sl.LouisCoachDonCoryell Team high game - Super claimed the Cowboys Stars, 829 ; team high series - Super Stars. 2,340. interfered with Cain on the third down pass. Pomeroy "They hit him before the Bowling Lanes 11-13-76 ball got th ere," Corye U said. Saturday Afternoon Jr. "At least that's the way I saw Team Std. it. We had the game taken Super Stars · 62 away from us. I'm very proud Nile Owts 60 of the way our guys came Bowling Stones 54 Road Runners 40 back but we should have won Gutter Busters 26 it." Red Barons 22 Dallas broke a 7·7 tie in tbe High individual game final minute of the first half Cliff Kenn~y. 169 ; second indlvoduai game. Ron af ter punter DaMy White · high Cuilums. 1.63 ; third high thr~aiJ.yardpasstoi!emy individual · game Chris Barnes to pull the Cowboys Woods, 15). fromdeepintheirownzoneto High series Ron . Cullums, 400; second high theSt. Lows 29. Four plBys series - Cliff Kennedy, J99; later, Roger Staubach swept Third high series - Roger in from four yards out to give Riebel . 387. Dallas a lead· it did not Team high series - Super . "sh Stars. 2.166; team high game re )mqUJ . . -- Nile Owls, 780. The Cowboys increased the · margin by five points in the final quarter on a 12-yard ' Medicare The reasonable Efren Herrera field goal and a safety when Thomas payment for services by a Henderson blocked a SL physician are determined by Louis punt out of the etld a yearly review of the area's COli. for services. zone. Local Oolli!tr" ~.; Andv Williams 8; Npwc; lO : Tn Tftll the Truth 13; My Three Sons 151Ohio Journal 20; Black Perspec~lve on the NeiNs :n UO-Porhtr Wagoner 3; ~r01k the Bank . , Candid Camera 6; Treasurt Hunt 8; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33i Andy Williams tO; Name That Tune t3; Pop Goes the Country 15. B:OG-Sanford & Son 3.~ . 15 ; All-Star Tribute to .!Dhn Wayne 6, 13; Movie "Charlotte' s Web" 8, lO J Washington Week In Review 20,33. 8:30-Chlco II. tho Man 3,4,tS; Wail StrHI WHk 20,33. 9:0G-Rocklord Files 3 . ~.15 ; College Football 6,13; - Movie "Popoye" 8; Documenlary Showcase 20.33; · Movie "Little Women" 10. IO:oo-Oean Martin M ,lS; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. 11 :oo-News 3,4,10, 15;. CAPI'AIN EASY THE EFF;;CT~ OF THAT Mlt.J D· ReADINC> DRU/3 MAV Be WE;ARI!;JI!l OFF... BUT NOT THE WAI>M 6L0111 OF ROMAIJCE! GOOD THIN& TH& ~ Blcio BRA5:> BRA t tJ~ WA~~INGTON IN MV I 5UB·I'-1TELLIGENCE-~ COULD SEE; ME HU& · A RED F!1EAK 5-P~, B~A:ZES. WHEN 11/E BRI~G '!OM MCK THIS MIN D· READIN/3 NORTH II> i • K tOl PLANT• THH WILL BE; TeLI'PATHIC! H!: "D • 43 MV K&B CONTROL AND . • AQ106 WOULD GO BERSERK! TELEPATHIC! Wt:ST t:AST .A S ¥ KQ 10 t8ti . 762 ¥ J 8 74 95 + KJ I07 5 • 7 .. J 532 SOUTH •QJ984 ·- ,. Wcsl ~ DUDES COMIN' FAST, CHARLIE! PUT HER IN REVERSE AN' LET'S GIOT OUTA HERE! dummy 's ace while discarding a diamond . Then she took a success ful diamOhd finesse. cashed her ace of diamonds. ruffed her last diamond and went alter trumps. Later on it was a simple matter for her to find West's jack of clubs and 26 ¥A 632 OUT! M05 COW AREN 'T TOOK PART - Seni<r members of the National Honor'Soctety"ati!lastem High School who _tnok part in tapping ceremonies Tuesday morning were, front, 1-r, carolyn Harper, pres1<!ent, Teresa Buckley, vice president, Suey Goebel, secretary, Juli Whitehead, treasurer; back, Teresa Carr, Rachel Hunter, Teresa Edwards, Kathy Follrod. WELL? WHAl!:HA WAITtN' North l':ast I.. Sout h 2t P<.~s:i J• 2 'I PilSS PtlSS I+ Pass 3 N.T . Pass 5• Pass Pass 6• Pass Ubi. Pass Pass Pass Pass Pas~ her spade slam wheeled in . 4. 6• Pass Hedblj. By Oswald & James .Jacoby Th e 1930 Bridge World maga?:ine:; all had a section calid " l;:xperts at Their Best and Worst.." Edotor Ely Culbertson occasionally ran a hand where he was lhe victim. but when Mrs. Culbertson appeared she was always at her best. AS a matter of fact. Jo was a great player and her ,, "f r<....._ _, UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE. ORPHAN Jeff Hedrick; second row, Mary Mora, Cheryl Griffin, ·oiana Massar, David Brown, Tammy Pitzner; third row, Dorothy Runyon, Karen Probert, Susan Hannum, Dawn lorden, Debbie Spencer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Tapped for membership into the National Honor Society at Eastern High School Tuesday morning were, front, 1-r. Marlin Evans , Julia Carpenter, Jennifer Gainer, Kevin Barton, bidding , even in those early I WILL, n: YOU DON 1T days, was brilliant and effec- GET REASONABLE PRETTY 5001'1 -· AND tive. Sitting South , she made cue bids in both her opponents" bid suit. showed her spades at the I \Yc::JN1 T COME AlONE, RU.--. - New wellhead prices will ease u~er impact Federal Power Commission by Columbia Gas of Ohio's principal supplier, Columbia Gas Transmission Corp., following filings by producers and pipeline companies from which the transmission corp. purchases gas. These filings reflect higher rates Producers are permitted to charge pipeline companies uncter FPC Opinion 710 Issued July 27, 1916, as revised by FPC Opinion 110.A on Nov.~. 1976. Koebel said the Increase will be passed on to customers on a dollar for dollar basis and will not in· crease Columbia Gas of Ohio's earnings. Columbia Gas of Ohio must begin paying the higher rate Dec. I for the gas it purchases for resale to Its customers. Koebel said the company would file to recover these higher costs for gas sold in Ohio as soon as possible and that customers would begin seeing the increases reflected Nine hurt,in auto accidents Holzer Medical Center for treatment of visible injuries. Two passengers In hfs car, James .A. Tolliver, 60, Rt. I, Clayton, Ohio, and Virginia A. Tolliver, ~3. Rt. I, Clayton, Ohio were also injured. There was moderate damage and no charges were filed. ' Gary L. Kerr, 17, Rt. 2, Bidwell, had apparent IJ!inor injuries In an accident at 3 : 1~ p.m. Wednesday on Rt. 325, one and sl1 tenths miles north of .Rt. 554 In GalUs County. Kerr, driving north, lost centro! of his car which ran off the left aide of the highway striking a tree stump. There was moderate damage. Roger A. Michael, 11, Pomeroy. was cited to Meigs County Juvenile CoUri for speed for conditions following an accident at 8: I~ a.m. Wedauday on SR 124 In Syracuse. Michael lost centro! of his car which spun around, st.riking a vehicle driven by Ernest L. Bush, ~4, Rt. 2, Racine. Snow-rovered roadways were blamed for a single car accident at 8:25 a.m. Wed· neaday on Rt. 325, 'Oile and three tenths miles south of CR 18 in Gallla County. The (Continued on page 14) in their bills after the first of the year. Increases from the new ceiling prices are being ex· perienced in all states served by interstate pipelines. Both FPC Opinions have four le\'el. raised clubs after been challenged in the coUris and the higher rates will be collected subject to refund. Any refunds received by Collirilbia Gas of Ohio will be passed back to customers. About live cents of the 18 cent increase will be in effect for only a one-year period and reOects a surcharge per· milled by the FPC that enables pipeline companies to recover the higher costs of gas they · purchased from producers between July 27 when the new producer rates became effective and Dec. I. her partner bid five spades and redoubled six spades after her partner went back there. She won the heart lead with BORN LOSER IF #l~THtl:6 H/>.Pff~S 10 M~ 1W~4 , IT'l-L. Bf 1\0Cl ~~KS Bff'C% I Gp-N WORR~ ABOUT ITI •l ' ~ ~~------------~~ @ ~--~----~------~ I GASOLINE ALLEY ~-'. Joel ~-.'. took me . 'i ~-··,_·.. · TO OUR CHRISTMAS Tow~ Girt" 3. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27, t976 6:1l0-Sunrlse Semester 8,1 0. 6:31)-MaHers of Lilo 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:oo-Seturday Report 3; Dusty's Treehouse" Eddie .• Saunders 6; .Treehouse Club 8; U.S. Form Report tO ; Gilligan t3. 7:15-Davey ond Goliath 6. 7:31)-Bullwlnkle 3; Children's Theatre 4; Volley of rebid club suit to six without four trumpS. Therefore, all West had to do to beat the slam would have been to open a club and give his partner a ruff when he got In wi th the ace of spades. The Dlnosllurs 6; Dusty's Treehouse 8; Man FrOm C.O.S.I. 10 ; Junior Almost Anything Goes 13; Se•ame Street 20. 8:1l0-Woody Woodpecker ·3,4, t5; Tom & Jerry-Grape Ape-Mumbly 6,13; Sylvester and Tweety 8,1 0. 8:31)-Pink Penther 3,,,15; Clue Club 8,10; Mister Rogers 20. 9:DO-JabberJew 13; Big Blue Marble 6; Bugs Bunny· Road Runner 81 Bugs Bunny and Friends 10; ~~~~ Sesame S1reet 120. An Iowa reader wants to know the penalty for leading out of turn. Declarer has these options. I. He can accept the lead. 2. He can treat the card lead asa penalty card. In this case there is no lead penalty. bul that card must be played at the first legal opportunity . 3. He can demand that partner lead that suit. I . He can forbtd the lead of 9:31)-Scooby-Doo-Dynomutt 6, 13. 10 :0\)-Speed Buggy 3,4,15; Tarzen 8.10; Once Upon • Classic 20. . · 10:31)-Monster Squad 3••.15; Krolft Supers how 6,]3; Shazomt -ls ls B,IC; Zoom 20. . 11 :01)-Space Ghost -Frankenstein Jr . 3,4.1$; Ourstory 20. . 11 :30-Big John, Little John 3••. 15; Ark II 8.10; Con sumer Surv lvl!d Kit 20. ... 12 :01)-Land of the Lost 3,4,t5; Ara 's Sports Wor ld 6; Fat Albert 8,10; Action News lor Kids 13; Crockett's VIctory Garden 20 . 12:31)-Lidsvllle 3; Army -Navy Pregam e Show 6,t3; Muggsy 4.15; Way Out Games 8; Gomer Pyle. USMC 10. 12 :45-Army -Navy Game 6,13. 1:1)()-Ara's Sports World 3; Champions 4; Chi ldren's Film Festival 8,10; Wrestling 15; Infinity Fatctory that suit in which caSe the prohibition applies lor as long as partner holds the lead. (For a copy ol JACOBY MODERN. send $1 to. "" Win a t B,r fdge ," c l o this 11ewspaper. P. 0 . Box 489. Rad10 City Stal1on. New York , N Y 10019) 33. 1:3!)-Mershell Basketball Highlight s 3; Zoom 33. 2·oo-NFL Game Ot The Week 3; Movie "Night Gallery" 4; Viewpoint 8; Urban League tO; To Be Announced 15; Novll 33 . VoyBger" 10. No, but there's a door leadinq to another room' Queenie Sat.jS down ~' it's to keep the rats out' under Queen ies '>-'~'><~'' shack, Chip! ~, I ACROSS I Exfoliate 5 Set at intervals II Wan 2 Duvalier's country 3 Famous violinist · 4 Frances or 12 Univ. in ... Ruby 5 Metallic 13 Citrus fruit 6 lnOuence (sl.) II Pass by 15 Call - day 7 "Heart of 16 - esprit Dixie" state (abbr.) 11 Male ram 8 P.O. W. 18 Tree decoration 9 Guaranteed 20 Put on the 10 Continue payroll In dig 21 Hit the 16 Withstand 22 Equitable 19 Contour 20 Spyri 23 Battle heroine :Souvenir 25 Told tales 26 Cessation 21 Failure 28 Ridge, a.s on fabric 29 Puzzlement 33 Japanese statesman 34 Karate practice need 35 Electrical Louisiana Yesterday's AntiWE;r 23 Position 30 Military in tbe rank . . commulty 31 Join forces 21 Lindbergh's 32 Author rank . Drury . 25 Theatrical 34 Boundary star 31 Cut a few 26 Change Z's 21 Las Vegas 38 Shrieking employee utterance l :lG-Mo"VIe "G raveyllrd ·of Horror" 13. 1: 3G-M8ry Hartmlln 3. unit OPEN HOUSE 38 Peerage member 39 Come up with 40 Margin II Assistant 4.2 Sharp DOWN I Kind of infinitive CI-VNCER FO' TH' !<.EST 0' !IWl NATCHE;RALLIFG"- SUNDAY, NOV. 28, 1976 " 2:1)()-Mery Hartman 3. 2: 31)-News 3. 2:35-ABC News 13 . 3:oo-Movle "The Gunfighter" 3. 4:15-Movie "Merytand" 3. :Ill Subway lJLABNER- · 3:oo-To Be Announced IS; Family At War 33. 3:31)-Movle "Don't Just Stand Th"erel " 3. 4:tl0-Coll"9e Football 6.13; Music flail America 4; Wre•fllng 15; Bit With Knit 33 . •:31)-Sports Spectaculer 8,10; To Be Announced 33 S:llO-Star Trek 3; Treasure flunt 4; Music City IS; Catch-33 33. 5:31)-Adam-12 4; Wally's WorkshOfliS ; Educellon In Transition JJ. 6:1l0-News 3,4,10; Space: 199'18; God Hes The Answer IS. 6:JI)-NBC News 3.4.15; CBS News 10; Lilias, Yoga and You 33. 7:0!)-Muslc flail America 3; Lawrence Welk 4, I!; Her Haw 6, 8; $128,000 Question 10; Let's Make A Deoi 13. 7:31)-Dolly 10; College Besketboll 13. 8:1l0-Movle "Btu~ Weter, White Deeth" 3,15; Holmes s.· Yoyo 6; Movie "Coogan's Bluff" 4 ; Mary Tyler Moore 8,110; To Be Announced 33. 8:31)-Whot's Happening ! 6; 30 Minutes 8; Bob Newhart 10; Bicentennial Hall Of Fame 33. 9:1l0-Starsky & Hutch 6; Allin The Family 8. 10. 9:31)-AIIce 8,10; In Search Of 13. tO :oo-Mtss Teenage America Pageant 3... 15; Most Wanted 6,13; Cerol Burnett 8,10; VIsions 33. 11 :00 - ABC News 6; News 8,10,13 . 11 : ts-Movle "The Reluctent Heroes" 6. 11 :JI)-News 3.~.15; Peter Marshell 8; Movie ''King Rat" 10; Movie "Hombre'' 13; Janek! 33. 11 :45-Pma Pulse 15 . · 12:1l0-Mary Hortman 3; Saturday Night 4,15. 12 ;JO-Mery Hertmen 3. 1:1)()-Miiry Hartman 3; Semmy ond Company 6. by THOMAS JOSEPH ~ J 6:1l0-Movle " Big ~aflfe~- .• 11 4:30--Movle " The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe" J. 2:3o-FBI 3; Movie "Young Fury" 8; Movie "The ,f ~--·. II :31)-Johnny Carson 3,,, ts; Mary Hortmon 10; ABC News 33. 11 :45-Movle "Co.ld Sweet" a. t2 :oo-News 6,13; Movie "' In Cold Blood" 10; Janakl 33. 12 :31)-Mod Squad 6; Wrestling 13. 1:DO-Midnight Speclel 3.•.•15. l :JO-News 13. 2:30-News 3. 3:1l0-Movle "' Thieves' Hlghwey "' 3. The great est players of lo· day could do no better, but the analysts could. West could well have marked his partner for the singleton club. In 1930. no one bid lhree·card club suits and no one raised ap un- Opening lead - K " ; 11 : 15-News 8. -L- - - - - ' Defense .not up to snuff ALLEYOOP Nine persons were Injured in a rash of traffic accidents investigated Wednesday and Thursday by the Gallia·Melgs KENT, Ohio (UP!) - Kent Post State Highway Patrol. Six were injured In a single ~te has gained a second place tie with Ohio University accident at 2: 10 p.m. at the in the Mid-American intersection of Rt. 160 and 551 Conference standings, thanks In Porter. The patrol said cars driven tn the running of Art Best. by Sara M. Myers, 50, Rt. 2, The flashy runner piled up Oak H(II, and Harold E. 168 yards and four Haggerty, 40, Wellston, touchdowns to hand the C()liided. Both vehicles were Golden Flashes an easy 12-ll demolished. MAC win over Northern Taken to the Holzer Dlinois h~re on Thanksgiving Medical Center In SEOEMS day, giving KSU a 6-2 league ambulances were both record. Kent Sta.te finished 8-4 for drivers along with four the season, posting its second passengers in their vehiCles, best campaign retord in Gladys Vlttoe, 10, Rt ...~ Oak School history and the most Hill, James Vittoe, 42, Donald C. conference wins ever by the · Radcliff, Haggerty, 42, Hamden, and Flashes. Best scored on nms pi II, Christina · Haggerty, 32, 32, I~ and 14 yards as Kent, Wellston. The accident is still leading the MAC In rushing under Investigation. Another Injury accident defense, held Northern occurred at 10:3~ a.m. Dlinois to 128 yards on the Wednesday . on Bob Me.• ground. " Best finished the year with Cormick Rd., one , and one 1,030 rushing yards, the fifth tenth miles north of Rt. 588 time a KSU back bas piled up where vehicles driyen by at least 1,000 yards during a Michael D. Coleman, 20, Rt. I, Vinton, and James R. season. Tolliver, 25, Gallipolis, Nl completed the season I· collided. 10 for the season and IJ.6 in Tolliver was taken to the MAC play. for second FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1976 5:1l0-Big Valley ' ' Merv Griffin ' ' Brady Bunch 8; Mister Rogers .20,33; Star Trek 15. 5:31)-News 6; Family Affair f ; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam · 12 13. .6:DO--News 3,-.&.10.13.15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:30-NBC New53 •••1S; ABC Newsl3 ; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8.10; Villa Alegre 33. 7:l!n- Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth •; Bowling for . AQ9 2 New wellhead ceiling prices for natural gas per· mitted by the Federal Power Commission to stimulate the development of needed new championship tnurnament, suppliers will result in a have an imposing front line smaller impact to Columbia led by Marques Johnson and · Gas of Ohio customers, than 6-11 sophomore Dave originally had been an, Greenwood. ticipated. Seventh-ranked NevadaJ. M. Koebel, Gallia-Meigs Las Vegas opens its season area manager for the gas against Nevada-Reno and has company said the increase Sam Smith, Eddie Owens and will amount to 18 cents per Glen Gondrezick heading a thousand cubic feet. That long list of returning veterans means the btu of a typical from last year's squad, which residential customer averaged JIO points a game. whose arulUal consumption Ninth-ranked Ariwna, led averages 1~.000 cubic feet of by 6-10 Bob Elliott, also opens gas a month - would in· with a battle against its arch· crease about $2.10, more In rival, Arizona State, which is winter, less ln summer. attempting to regain a Prior to the FPC's revision position among the Western of Its orig-Inal opinion. Athletic Conference elite. Columbia Gas of Ohio had Twelfth-ranked San reported in October that the l'rancisce opens against San new wellhead ceiling prices Francisco Slate ·and would increase rates by a.bout sophomores Bill Cartwright, 34 cents per thousand cubic James Hardy and Winford feet . Boynes attempt to fulfill the The higher rates result glory prophesied ·when they from filing made with the arrived on the Dons' campus last autumn. Missouri, ranked 15th and favored to Win the Big Eight title despite the loss of Willie Smith, is host to Southern Dlinois in il:l season opener . Flashes tie DON'T CiO AROUND CiETTTNCi HER FOOT CAUCiHT" IN A COFFEE CAN . · • K 9H4 North -South vul nerab le North Carolina teams clash United Pressloternatlooal An old and intense rivalry kicks off the college basketball season to night with third-ranked North Carolina meeting North Carolina State in the opening round of the Big Four Television log for easy viewi~g WELL AT LEAST SI-4E 6:1l0-Movie "Once In A Million" 3. -+-+---~ ~lJJJd~;u..J=~...Jc t ~ til "-! I ll /\I N< >I I I , ,., I I It 111 I I I U~~~tramblo th... !our Jumbl.., =+--+-l--1 one letter to each oqu.,.., to for,m four ordinary word1. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE ~ llere'R how to .work it: AXYDLRAAXR Is l. 0 N G F E I. L 0 W t I I : SVORI One lett er simply stands for another. In this sa mple A is . ~] used for the thrt:!e L's, X for lhe lwo O's, clc . Si ngle letters, _ _:·::::·;:;::~-,......J"---'"'-"-'-"' apostrophes, t he length and form,'ltion of the words are all ,.. PM If f I •REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED WINNIE ' ANY IDEA WHERE IN O'.LIR:JRN IA WE 1RE SETILIN I DOWN? INAHVJS I hint s. Each day Ihe code lett ers ore different. CRYPTOQUOTES WHERE I\.OULD HOWAIX>UT YOU £/K/: TO MAL/8/.l? 00 1 KA.TIE? ALWAYS LIKED 1HE WAY1HAT &QUNDEDI •DOOR PR.IZES - STOP IN AND REGISTER - NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. YOU NEED · NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN. . ONE PLACE IS AS GOODAJ1HE 0114ERTI ME. HOW ABOUT YOU,PENNY? RLVHBGL VH M W G Y LS C, XBC TO PDG w VC KDSHCWSC _I I l XLWBCVPBR J VR R SDC JLWG. - WSDS Yesterday's Cryptoquote: ONCE IN EVERY YI':AR WE THRONG UPON ADAY APART To PRAISE THE LORD WITH .. SONG IN THANKFULNESS !JF HEART. - 1GUITERMAN ~ 1976 ~ina F'nliH t'i Srndl!:l,lle, ln c. I KJ FLABEL! tJ I I tJ WHAT '10.1 DO WHEN ~&STU:%. Now arranp tho clreled )etten to fonn th' surpriMiftl,..er, u IUJJHt.d b)i tho ...... cartoon. I ...... - - - . I t II I HI' I I J (A.wen lo. . rrow) Jumblooo BUMPY GOURD EXHORT JITNEY Yeeaerda)''• I AMwu. H•• lit ftlt &D"t" "t &Du t.r~tlltd from IM hr-"PUT OUT' BARNEY MAW·· IT'S SICH A PURT'I MOONLIGHT NIGHT-·WHY DON'T WE·UNS GO FER H RIDE? .FLORIST \ 5TH STREET ._.... SICH A ROMANTICAL CRITTER '1E SE,P~W NEW HAVEN 882-2727 -----.-..~--...J '' I . . ' �,· 10- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Nov. 26, !976 Fingers signs with Padres LOS ANGELES (UPI) Premier reliever Rollie Fin· gers, the MVP In the 1914 World Series, bas followed catcher Gene Tenace from the Oakland A's to the San Diego Padres - for a multiyear centract estimated tn e1ceed $1 miiUon. Fingers, 30, was the 14th of 22 free agents who were selected In the re-entry draf! tn sign a contract. "The biggest thing on my mind all last season was where I would wind up playing:" the former A's righthander said, following the Thanksgiving Day announcement. " I hadn 't made up my mind where I wanted to play but San Diego came through with the more pleasing offer. "I was surprised with the turn of events. I thou~ht I - might have to walt until Reggie Jackson was signed due to the fact that several clubs which drafted me also were in contention for Reggie." Fingers, an eight-year veteran who posted a 13-11 record and · a 2.41 ERA last season, was the lOth - and , last - of agent Jerry Kapslein's original free · agents to sign with a new club. Royle Stillman, who played out his option with the Baltimore Orioles, was .recenlly added to Kapstein's roster but the outfielder bas yet to sign with either the Chiago White Sox, Oakland or Pittsburgh, the three teams tn draft him. "Each of the doun teams which drafted me gave me solid offers,'' Fingers ~~Sid. Rutgers has perfect year with 17·9 win United Press "International Striking a blow for Eastern football and hoping they may now be considered worthy of joining the top !O-rated schools in the country. Rutgers ' Scarlet Knights came from behind Thursday night with a pair of sec011d· half tnuchdowns tn complete their first perfect season in 15 years and e~tend the nation's longest major college winning streak to 18 games. Colgate became Rutgers' lith and final _victim this year. 17:9, when Mark Lassiter, who ran for a total of !)8 yarW;, bolted over from the five-yard line to clinch the game with only I: 12 remaining. The Knights, who trailed 63 al the half, benefited from two major penalties against the Red Raiders on two successive punts by Joe Moss of Rutgers. The first penalty carne when Moss punted from the Rutgers 39, but Colgate's sophomore defensive back, Pal Horan , was penalized lor roughing ·the kicker, giving the ball back to . the Scarlet Knights, Rutgers was unable to move it and on the next with a 35-1 vic[ory over a Southwest Conference seljuence, with Rutgers at the Appalachian State and Kent record for most field goals in Colgate 16, a bad snap sailed Slate whipped Northern a career, 11, and Increased over Moss' head and was lllinois, 1:!-0, to gain a share his NCAA .record for the most recovered by Horan at the of second place in the Mid- field goals of 50 yards or more Rutgers 16-yard line. But American Conference. lD 10. Horan again was penalized ~ In contests today, Halfback Eddie Hicks and for clipping on the play, when Pittsburgh defends its No . I reserve fullback Tom Daub he shoved Moss as the two · national ranking against ran for two touchdowns each raced for the loose ball - and cross-slate rival Penn State for East Caro lina. The Rutgers got the ball back at in a night game, and Pirates, finishing lbeir final the Colgate 31. Nebraska and Oklahoma season in the conference with A subseq uent interception clash in the Big Eight in the a 1·1 league mark and a 9-2 brieOy gave the Red .Raiders afternoon, with the league's overall record, broke a 7-1 possession. but when Bob Orange Bowl berth at stake. first-quarter tie with twoDavis intercepted lor Both games will be nationally second quarter touchdowns Rutgers, the Knights drove televised. for a 21·1 halftime lead, then lor the winning TO climaxed David Walker's pinpoint held the Mountaineers by the pass to Fisher. passing. and the power scoreless for the remainder "Obviously the penalties running of fullback George of the game .. really hurt as and it was the Woodard carried Texas A&M Art Best rushed for 168 turning point in the game," to its easy victory over · yards and four touchdowns said Colgate Coach Fred Texas. for Kent State, giving KSU a Dunlop. Woodard , a 215-pound 6-2 MAC record and a second· "I can't tell you what this sophomore, scored two place tie with Ohio University game did for Eastern · wuchdowns on runs of one in the conference. football," said Rutgers Coach and two yards as the 12th· Bes~ scored on runs of II, Frank Burns . " I think ranked Aggies, who finished 32, I~ and II yards and Eastern football is highly ·the regular season with a 9-2 finished Ute year with · 1,030 underrated . It was a great mark, domina ted play in the yards - the fifth time KSU win .... I'm very proud of my rain:ooaked game. back has rushed lor 1,000 or teall).." Freshman ·halfback Curtis more yards during a season. Elsewhere in college Dickey raced seven yards for Kent State went intn the football , Texas II&M ripped another A&M touchdown and game leading the MAC in traditional So uthwest barefoot kicker Tony ,rashing defense and held Conference rival Texas, ·27-3, Franklin set two records with Northern Illinois to 128 yards East Carolina captured the field goals of 21 and 57 yards. on the ground. Sout hern Conference title Franklin's kicks established a ''I'm just happy going tn a team where Tenace is. That was a big plus as far as I was ccncerned. "I'll be in a new league next season but I'll be pitching to a catcher I know ." Buzzie Bavasi, president of Ute Padres, said San Diego attempted to land Jackson "but after having agreed to an original proposal, he wanted to start adding tO it." Kapstein 's other · free agents, who have si_gned, were Joe Rudi, Don Baylor and Bobby Grieb with California, Bert Campaneris ' and Doyle Alexander with Texas, Dave Cash with Montreal, Don Gullett with the New York Yankees, Wayne Garland with Cleveland and Tenace. tournament in Greensboro, N.C. Wake Forest is the two- time defending ·tournament champion and the Deacons, with sharp-shooting Olympic guard Tate Armstrong, play Duke in the first game of the doubleheader . North carolina Coach Dean Smith, who guided the U.S. Olympic team, will ha ye Olympic veterans Tom l..aGarde, Walter Davis and Cowboys nip Cards, 19-14 By RICK GOSSELIN UPI Sports Writer The old magic was gone from the St. Louis cardinals Thursday but it wa s rekindled in O.J. Simpson. The Cardinals, who were nicknamed " the cardiac kids " because of their penchant lor pulling out lastminute victories-over the past two seasons, fell to the Dallas • Cowboys, 19-14, when a ~g. yard drive in the game's final ' •. two minutes stalled at the • Cowboys' 8 as Jim Hart threw : ; a pair of incompletions into l · the end zone. Simpson, who has watched • . all season as running backs , .• ' like Waller Payton, Greg ) . Pruitt and Lydell Mitchell -_. · tnok turns in the spoUight, ~· exploded for a single game • -record of 273 yards and two ' tnuchdowns against Detroit ; but it wasn 't enough to ; pr:event his Buffalo Bills from • dropping a 27·14 verdict to the •. Lions. It took Simpson 29 carries ,. 1 In get his recerd yardage and it put him over 1,000 for the fifth season in a row. Sim~n proved to be the entire Buffalo offense because quarterback Gary Marangi only completed I of 21 passes for 29 yards and Jeff Kinney supplemented Simpson with just 21 yards in nine carries as the Bills ' slipped to 2-10. I • 11 l'm surprised I ran as well 1 as I did against the Lions' : great defense," Simpson : sald, noting that Detroit is first in the NFC .with an 1 average rushing yield of jast , _· il6. yards per game. "Especially since we didn't have, much of f passing at ack." 'lbe Uons counfered with a · ' pair of touchdown passes from Greg Landry- 21 and 24 yards to tight eoo David ( Phil Ford in his starting lineup against the Wolfpack. North carolina State, ranked lith in the nation, has built its offense around Olympian Kenny Carr, a bruising 6-7 forward. "It'll be good for us to open against a nationally ranked team like State because we will be able. to find out in a hurry if we're going to be able to ... achieve the same team cohesiveness which marked last .year's team," Smith said. Fourth-ranked UCLA opens its season tonight against San Diego State before facing a much tougher test Saturday against DePaul. The Bruins, who finished third I last sea on's N AA Hill-a 4-yard scoring run by Dexter Bussey and a pair of !ield goals by Benny Ricardo to even their record at IH!. The Cardinals, who fell two Bowl~~~ games behind the front J..U~ running Cowboys in the NFC East with an 8-4 record, Pomeroy Bowling Lanes pulled In within five points of Jr. Dallas on-a JJ.yard TO pass ·';- Saturday11Afternoon -6-76 from Hart to Mel Gray to cap Team Std . a 68-yard drive with less than Nile Owls 58 54 two minutes remaining. Super Stars 48 The St. Louis defense held Bowling Stones Road Runners "38 Dallas on downs in its next Gutter Busters 26 possession and forced tbe · Red Barons 16 Cowboys to punt. The fligh individual game Cardinals then drove from . Cliff Kennedy, 187, second high Individual game their own 33 to the Dallas 8 Lanny Longstreth, 151 ; third before Hart's third do"'" pass high individual game - Bob intended for J .V. Cain was Haggy. 144. broken up by Cliff Harris and High ser ies - Cliff KenCharlie Waters and his fourth nedy • 431 ; secoM high series - Craig Nic lnsky, 42{) ; third down pass sailed past high series Lanny everyone. Longstreth, 407. Sl.LouisCoachDonCoryell Team high game - Super claimed the Cowboys Stars, 829 ; team high series - Super Stars. 2,340. interfered with Cain on the third down pass. Pomeroy "They hit him before the Bowling Lanes 11-13-76 ball got th ere," Corye U said. Saturday Afternoon Jr. "At least that's the way I saw Team Std. it. We had the game taken Super Stars · 62 away from us. I'm very proud Nile Owts 60 of the way our guys came Bowling Stones 54 Road Runners 40 back but we should have won Gutter Busters 26 it." Red Barons 22 Dallas broke a 7·7 tie in tbe High individual game final minute of the first half Cliff Kenn~y. 169 ; second indlvoduai game. Ron af ter punter DaMy White · high Cuilums. 1.63 ; third high thr~aiJ.yardpasstoi!emy individual · game Chris Barnes to pull the Cowboys Woods, 15). fromdeepintheirownzoneto High series Ron . Cullums, 400; second high theSt. Lows 29. Four plBys series - Cliff Kennedy, J99; later, Roger Staubach swept Third high series - Roger in from four yards out to give Riebel . 387. Dallas a lead· it did not Team high series - Super . "sh Stars. 2.166; team high game re )mqUJ . . -- Nile Owls, 780. The Cowboys increased the · margin by five points in the final quarter on a 12-yard ' Medicare The reasonable Efren Herrera field goal and a safety when Thomas payment for services by a Henderson blocked a SL physician are determined by Louis punt out of the etld a yearly review of the area's COli. for services. zone. Local Oolli!tr" ~.; Andv Williams 8; Npwc; lO : Tn Tftll the Truth 13; My Three Sons 151Ohio Journal 20; Black Perspec~lve on the NeiNs :n UO-Porhtr Wagoner 3; ~r01k the Bank . , Candid Camera 6; Treasurt Hunt 8; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33i Andy Williams tO; Name That Tune t3; Pop Goes the Country 15. B:OG-Sanford & Son 3.~ . 15 ; All-Star Tribute to .!Dhn Wayne 6, 13; Movie "Charlotte' s Web" 8, lO J Washington Week In Review 20,33. 8:30-Chlco II. tho Man 3,4,tS; Wail StrHI WHk 20,33. 9:0G-Rocklord Files 3 . ~.15 ; College Football 6,13; - Movie "Popoye" 8; Documenlary Showcase 20.33; · Movie "Little Women" 10. IO:oo-Oean Martin M ,lS; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. 11 :oo-News 3,4,10, 15;. CAPI'AIN EASY THE EFF;;CT~ OF THAT Mlt.J D· ReADINC> DRU/3 MAV Be WE;ARI!;JI!l OFF... BUT NOT THE WAI>M 6L0111 OF ROMAIJCE! GOOD THIN& TH& ~ Blcio BRA5:> BRA t tJ~ WA~~INGTON IN MV I 5UB·I'-1TELLIGENCE-~ COULD SEE; ME HU& · A RED F!1EAK 5-P~, B~A:ZES. WHEN 11/E BRI~G '!OM MCK THIS MIN D· READIN/3 NORTH II> i • K tOl PLANT• THH WILL BE; TeLI'PATHIC! H!: "D • 43 MV K&B CONTROL AND . • AQ106 WOULD GO BERSERK! TELEPATHIC! Wt:ST t:AST .A S ¥ KQ 10 t8ti . 762 ¥ J 8 74 95 + KJ I07 5 • 7 .. J 532 SOUTH •QJ984 ·- ,. Wcsl ~ DUDES COMIN' FAST, CHARLIE! PUT HER IN REVERSE AN' LET'S GIOT OUTA HERE! dummy 's ace while discarding a diamond . Then she took a success ful diamOhd finesse. cashed her ace of diamonds. ruffed her last diamond and went alter trumps. Later on it was a simple matter for her to find West's jack of clubs and 26 ¥A 632 OUT! M05 COW AREN 'T TOOK PART - Seni<r members of the National Honor'Soctety"ati!lastem High School who _tnok part in tapping ceremonies Tuesday morning were, front, 1-r, carolyn Harper, pres1<!ent, Teresa Buckley, vice president, Suey Goebel, secretary, Juli Whitehead, treasurer; back, Teresa Carr, Rachel Hunter, Teresa Edwards, Kathy Follrod. WELL? WHAl!:HA WAITtN' North l':ast I.. Sout h 2t P<.~s:i J• 2 'I PilSS PtlSS I+ Pass 3 N.T . Pass 5• Pass Pass 6• Pass Ubi. Pass Pass Pass Pass Pas~ her spade slam wheeled in . 4. 6• Pass Hedblj. By Oswald & James .Jacoby Th e 1930 Bridge World maga?:ine:; all had a section calid " l;:xperts at Their Best and Worst.." Edotor Ely Culbertson occasionally ran a hand where he was lhe victim. but when Mrs. Culbertson appeared she was always at her best. AS a matter of fact. Jo was a great player and her ,, "f r<....._ _, UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE LITTLE. ORPHAN Jeff Hedrick; second row, Mary Mora, Cheryl Griffin, ·oiana Massar, David Brown, Tammy Pitzner; third row, Dorothy Runyon, Karen Probert, Susan Hannum, Dawn lorden, Debbie Spencer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Tapped for membership into the National Honor Society at Eastern High School Tuesday morning were, front, 1-r. Marlin Evans , Julia Carpenter, Jennifer Gainer, Kevin Barton, bidding , even in those early I WILL, n: YOU DON 1T days, was brilliant and effec- GET REASONABLE PRETTY 5001'1 -· AND tive. Sitting South , she made cue bids in both her opponents" bid suit. showed her spades at the I \Yc::JN1 T COME AlONE, RU.--. - New wellhead prices will ease u~er impact Federal Power Commission by Columbia Gas of Ohio's principal supplier, Columbia Gas Transmission Corp., following filings by producers and pipeline companies from which the transmission corp. purchases gas. These filings reflect higher rates Producers are permitted to charge pipeline companies uncter FPC Opinion 710 Issued July 27, 1916, as revised by FPC Opinion 110.A on Nov.~. 1976. Koebel said the Increase will be passed on to customers on a dollar for dollar basis and will not in· crease Columbia Gas of Ohio's earnings. Columbia Gas of Ohio must begin paying the higher rate Dec. I for the gas it purchases for resale to Its customers. Koebel said the company would file to recover these higher costs for gas sold in Ohio as soon as possible and that customers would begin seeing the increases reflected Nine hurt,in auto accidents Holzer Medical Center for treatment of visible injuries. Two passengers In hfs car, James .A. Tolliver, 60, Rt. I, Clayton, Ohio, and Virginia A. Tolliver, ~3. Rt. I, Clayton, Ohio were also injured. There was moderate damage and no charges were filed. ' Gary L. Kerr, 17, Rt. 2, Bidwell, had apparent IJ!inor injuries In an accident at 3 : 1~ p.m. Wednesday on Rt. 325, one and sl1 tenths miles north of .Rt. 554 In GalUs County. Kerr, driving north, lost centro! of his car which ran off the left aide of the highway striking a tree stump. There was moderate damage. Roger A. Michael, 11, Pomeroy. was cited to Meigs County Juvenile CoUri for speed for conditions following an accident at 8: I~ a.m. Wedauday on SR 124 In Syracuse. Michael lost centro! of his car which spun around, st.riking a vehicle driven by Ernest L. Bush, ~4, Rt. 2, Racine. Snow-rovered roadways were blamed for a single car accident at 8:25 a.m. Wed· neaday on Rt. 325, 'Oile and three tenths miles south of CR 18 in Gallla County. The (Continued on page 14) in their bills after the first of the year. Increases from the new ceiling prices are being ex· perienced in all states served by interstate pipelines. Both FPC Opinions have four le\'el. raised clubs after been challenged in the coUris and the higher rates will be collected subject to refund. Any refunds received by Collirilbia Gas of Ohio will be passed back to customers. About live cents of the 18 cent increase will be in effect for only a one-year period and reOects a surcharge per· milled by the FPC that enables pipeline companies to recover the higher costs of gas they · purchased from producers between July 27 when the new producer rates became effective and Dec. I. her partner bid five spades and redoubled six spades after her partner went back there. She won the heart lead with BORN LOSER IF #l~THtl:6 H/>.Pff~S 10 M~ 1W~4 , IT'l-L. Bf 1\0Cl ~~KS Bff'C% I Gp-N WORR~ ABOUT ITI •l ' ~ ~~------------~~ @ ~--~----~------~ I GASOLINE ALLEY ~-'. Joel ~-.'. took me . 'i ~-··,_·.. · TO OUR CHRISTMAS Tow~ Girt" 3. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27, t976 6:1l0-Sunrlse Semester 8,1 0. 6:31)-MaHers of Lilo 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7:oo-Seturday Report 3; Dusty's Treehouse" Eddie .• Saunders 6; .Treehouse Club 8; U.S. Form Report tO ; Gilligan t3. 7:15-Davey ond Goliath 6. 7:31)-Bullwlnkle 3; Children's Theatre 4; Volley of rebid club suit to six without four trumpS. Therefore, all West had to do to beat the slam would have been to open a club and give his partner a ruff when he got In wi th the ace of spades. The Dlnosllurs 6; Dusty's Treehouse 8; Man FrOm C.O.S.I. 10 ; Junior Almost Anything Goes 13; Se•ame Street 20. 8:1l0-Woody Woodpecker ·3,4, t5; Tom & Jerry-Grape Ape-Mumbly 6,13; Sylvester and Tweety 8,1 0. 8:31)-Pink Penther 3,,,15; Clue Club 8,10; Mister Rogers 20. 9:DO-JabberJew 13; Big Blue Marble 6; Bugs Bunny· Road Runner 81 Bugs Bunny and Friends 10; ~~~~ Sesame S1reet 120. An Iowa reader wants to know the penalty for leading out of turn. Declarer has these options. I. He can accept the lead. 2. He can treat the card lead asa penalty card. In this case there is no lead penalty. bul that card must be played at the first legal opportunity . 3. He can demand that partner lead that suit. I . He can forbtd the lead of 9:31)-Scooby-Doo-Dynomutt 6, 13. 10 :0\)-Speed Buggy 3,4,15; Tarzen 8.10; Once Upon • Classic 20. . · 10:31)-Monster Squad 3••.15; Krolft Supers how 6,]3; Shazomt -ls ls B,IC; Zoom 20. . 11 :01)-Space Ghost -Frankenstein Jr . 3,4.1$; Ourstory 20. . 11 :30-Big John, Little John 3••. 15; Ark II 8.10; Con sumer Surv lvl!d Kit 20. ... 12 :01)-Land of the Lost 3,4,t5; Ara 's Sports Wor ld 6; Fat Albert 8,10; Action News lor Kids 13; Crockett's VIctory Garden 20 . 12:31)-Lidsvllle 3; Army -Navy Pregam e Show 6,t3; Muggsy 4.15; Way Out Games 8; Gomer Pyle. USMC 10. 12 :45-Army -Navy Game 6,13. 1:1)()-Ara's Sports World 3; Champions 4; Chi ldren's Film Festival 8,10; Wrestling 15; Infinity Fatctory that suit in which caSe the prohibition applies lor as long as partner holds the lead. (For a copy ol JACOBY MODERN. send $1 to. "" Win a t B,r fdge ," c l o this 11ewspaper. P. 0 . Box 489. Rad10 City Stal1on. New York , N Y 10019) 33. 1:3!)-Mershell Basketball Highlight s 3; Zoom 33. 2·oo-NFL Game Ot The Week 3; Movie "Night Gallery" 4; Viewpoint 8; Urban League tO; To Be Announced 15; Novll 33 . VoyBger" 10. No, but there's a door leadinq to another room' Queenie Sat.jS down ~' it's to keep the rats out' under Queen ies '>-'~'><~'' shack, Chip! ~, I ACROSS I Exfoliate 5 Set at intervals II Wan 2 Duvalier's country 3 Famous violinist · 4 Frances or 12 Univ. in ... Ruby 5 Metallic 13 Citrus fruit 6 lnOuence (sl.) II Pass by 15 Call - day 7 "Heart of 16 - esprit Dixie" state (abbr.) 11 Male ram 8 P.O. W. 18 Tree decoration 9 Guaranteed 20 Put on the 10 Continue payroll In dig 21 Hit the 16 Withstand 22 Equitable 19 Contour 20 Spyri 23 Battle heroine :Souvenir 25 Told tales 26 Cessation 21 Failure 28 Ridge, a.s on fabric 29 Puzzlement 33 Japanese statesman 34 Karate practice need 35 Electrical Louisiana Yesterday's AntiWE;r 23 Position 30 Military in tbe rank . . commulty 31 Join forces 21 Lindbergh's 32 Author rank . Drury . 25 Theatrical 34 Boundary star 31 Cut a few 26 Change Z's 21 Las Vegas 38 Shrieking employee utterance l :lG-Mo"VIe "G raveyllrd ·of Horror" 13. 1: 3G-M8ry Hartmlln 3. unit OPEN HOUSE 38 Peerage member 39 Come up with 40 Margin II Assistant 4.2 Sharp DOWN I Kind of infinitive CI-VNCER FO' TH' !<.EST 0' !IWl NATCHE;RALLIFG"- SUNDAY, NOV. 28, 1976 " 2:1)()-Mery Hartman 3. 2: 31)-News 3. 2:35-ABC News 13 . 3:oo-Movle "The Gunfighter" 3. 4:15-Movie "Merytand" 3. :Ill Subway lJLABNER- · 3:oo-To Be Announced IS; Family At War 33. 3:31)-Movle "Don't Just Stand Th"erel " 3. 4:tl0-Coll"9e Football 6.13; Music flail America 4; Wre•fllng 15; Bit With Knit 33 . •:31)-Sports Spectaculer 8,10; To Be Announced 33 S:llO-Star Trek 3; Treasure flunt 4; Music City IS; Catch-33 33. 5:31)-Adam-12 4; Wally's WorkshOfliS ; Educellon In Transition JJ. 6:1l0-News 3,4,10; Space: 199'18; God Hes The Answer IS. 6:JI)-NBC News 3.4.15; CBS News 10; Lilias, Yoga and You 33. 7:0!)-Muslc flail America 3; Lawrence Welk 4, I!; Her Haw 6, 8; $128,000 Question 10; Let's Make A Deoi 13. 7:31)-Dolly 10; College Besketboll 13. 8:1l0-Movle "Btu~ Weter, White Deeth" 3,15; Holmes s.· Yoyo 6; Movie "Coogan's Bluff" 4 ; Mary Tyler Moore 8,110; To Be Announced 33. 8:31)-Whot's Happening ! 6; 30 Minutes 8; Bob Newhart 10; Bicentennial Hall Of Fame 33. 9:1l0-Starsky & Hutch 6; Allin The Family 8. 10. 9:31)-AIIce 8,10; In Search Of 13. tO :oo-Mtss Teenage America Pageant 3... 15; Most Wanted 6,13; Cerol Burnett 8,10; VIsions 33. 11 :00 - ABC News 6; News 8,10,13 . 11 : ts-Movle "The Reluctent Heroes" 6. 11 :JI)-News 3.~.15; Peter Marshell 8; Movie ''King Rat" 10; Movie "Hombre'' 13; Janek! 33. 11 :45-Pma Pulse 15 . · 12:1l0-Mary Hortman 3; Saturday Night 4,15. 12 ;JO-Mery Hertmen 3. 1:1)()-Miiry Hartman 3; Semmy ond Company 6. by THOMAS JOSEPH ~ J 6:1l0-Movle " Big ~aflfe~- .• 11 4:30--Movle " The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe" J. 2:3o-FBI 3; Movie "Young Fury" 8; Movie "The ,f ~--·. II :31)-Johnny Carson 3,,, ts; Mary Hortmon 10; ABC News 33. 11 :45-Movle "Co.ld Sweet" a. t2 :oo-News 6,13; Movie "' In Cold Blood" 10; Janakl 33. 12 :31)-Mod Squad 6; Wrestling 13. 1:DO-Midnight Speclel 3.•.•15. l :JO-News 13. 2:30-News 3. 3:1l0-Movle "' Thieves' Hlghwey "' 3. The great est players of lo· day could do no better, but the analysts could. West could well have marked his partner for the singleton club. In 1930. no one bid lhree·card club suits and no one raised ap un- Opening lead - K " ; 11 : 15-News 8. -L- - - - - ' Defense .not up to snuff ALLEYOOP Nine persons were Injured in a rash of traffic accidents investigated Wednesday and Thursday by the Gallia·Melgs KENT, Ohio (UP!) - Kent Post State Highway Patrol. Six were injured In a single ~te has gained a second place tie with Ohio University accident at 2: 10 p.m. at the in the Mid-American intersection of Rt. 160 and 551 Conference standings, thanks In Porter. The patrol said cars driven tn the running of Art Best. by Sara M. Myers, 50, Rt. 2, The flashy runner piled up Oak H(II, and Harold E. 168 yards and four Haggerty, 40, Wellston, touchdowns to hand the C()liided. Both vehicles were Golden Flashes an easy 12-ll demolished. MAC win over Northern Taken to the Holzer Dlinois h~re on Thanksgiving Medical Center In SEOEMS day, giving KSU a 6-2 league ambulances were both record. Kent Sta.te finished 8-4 for drivers along with four the season, posting its second passengers in their vehiCles, best campaign retord in Gladys Vlttoe, 10, Rt ...~ Oak School history and the most Hill, James Vittoe, 42, Donald C. conference wins ever by the · Radcliff, Haggerty, 42, Hamden, and Flashes. Best scored on nms pi II, Christina · Haggerty, 32, 32, I~ and 14 yards as Kent, Wellston. The accident is still leading the MAC In rushing under Investigation. Another Injury accident defense, held Northern occurred at 10:3~ a.m. Dlinois to 128 yards on the Wednesday . on Bob Me.• ground. " Best finished the year with Cormick Rd., one , and one 1,030 rushing yards, the fifth tenth miles north of Rt. 588 time a KSU back bas piled up where vehicles driyen by at least 1,000 yards during a Michael D. Coleman, 20, Rt. I, Vinton, and James R. season. Tolliver, 25, Gallipolis, Nl completed the season I· collided. 10 for the season and IJ.6 in Tolliver was taken to the MAC play. for second FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1976 5:1l0-Big Valley ' ' Merv Griffin ' ' Brady Bunch 8; Mister Rogers .20,33; Star Trek 15. 5:31)-News 6; Family Affair f ; Elec. Co. 20,33; Adam · 12 13. .6:DO--News 3,-.&.10.13.15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33. 6:30-NBC New53 •••1S; ABC Newsl3 ; Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8.10; Villa Alegre 33. 7:l!n- Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth •; Bowling for . AQ9 2 New wellhead ceiling prices for natural gas per· mitted by the Federal Power Commission to stimulate the development of needed new championship tnurnament, suppliers will result in a have an imposing front line smaller impact to Columbia led by Marques Johnson and · Gas of Ohio customers, than 6-11 sophomore Dave originally had been an, Greenwood. ticipated. Seventh-ranked NevadaJ. M. Koebel, Gallia-Meigs Las Vegas opens its season area manager for the gas against Nevada-Reno and has company said the increase Sam Smith, Eddie Owens and will amount to 18 cents per Glen Gondrezick heading a thousand cubic feet. That long list of returning veterans means the btu of a typical from last year's squad, which residential customer averaged JIO points a game. whose arulUal consumption Ninth-ranked Ariwna, led averages 1~.000 cubic feet of by 6-10 Bob Elliott, also opens gas a month - would in· with a battle against its arch· crease about $2.10, more In rival, Arizona State, which is winter, less ln summer. attempting to regain a Prior to the FPC's revision position among the Western of Its orig-Inal opinion. Athletic Conference elite. Columbia Gas of Ohio had Twelfth-ranked San reported in October that the l'rancisce opens against San new wellhead ceiling prices Francisco Slate ·and would increase rates by a.bout sophomores Bill Cartwright, 34 cents per thousand cubic James Hardy and Winford feet . Boynes attempt to fulfill the The higher rates result glory prophesied ·when they from filing made with the arrived on the Dons' campus last autumn. Missouri, ranked 15th and favored to Win the Big Eight title despite the loss of Willie Smith, is host to Southern Dlinois in il:l season opener . Flashes tie DON'T CiO AROUND CiETTTNCi HER FOOT CAUCiHT" IN A COFFEE CAN . · • K 9H4 North -South vul nerab le North Carolina teams clash United Pressloternatlooal An old and intense rivalry kicks off the college basketball season to night with third-ranked North Carolina meeting North Carolina State in the opening round of the Big Four Television log for easy viewi~g WELL AT LEAST SI-4E 6:1l0-Movie "Once In A Million" 3. -+-+---~ ~lJJJd~;u..J=~...Jc t ~ til "-! I ll /\I N< >I I I , ,., I I It 111 I I I U~~~tramblo th... !our Jumbl.., =+--+-l--1 one letter to each oqu.,.., to for,m four ordinary word1. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE ~ llere'R how to .work it: AXYDLRAAXR Is l. 0 N G F E I. L 0 W t I I : SVORI One lett er simply stands for another. In this sa mple A is . ~] used for the thrt:!e L's, X for lhe lwo O's, clc . Si ngle letters, _ _:·::::·;:;::~-,......J"---'"'-"-'-"' apostrophes, t he length and form,'ltion of the words are all ,.. PM If f I •REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED WINNIE ' ANY IDEA WHERE IN O'.LIR:JRN IA WE 1RE SETILIN I DOWN? INAHVJS I hint s. Each day Ihe code lett ers ore different. CRYPTOQUOTES WHERE I\.OULD HOWAIX>UT YOU £/K/: TO MAL/8/.l? 00 1 KA.TIE? ALWAYS LIKED 1HE WAY1HAT &QUNDEDI •DOOR PR.IZES - STOP IN AND REGISTER - NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. YOU NEED · NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN. . ONE PLACE IS AS GOODAJ1HE 0114ERTI ME. HOW ABOUT YOU,PENNY? RLVHBGL VH M W G Y LS C, XBC TO PDG w VC KDSHCWSC _I I l XLWBCVPBR J VR R SDC JLWG. - WSDS Yesterday's Cryptoquote: ONCE IN EVERY YI':AR WE THRONG UPON ADAY APART To PRAISE THE LORD WITH .. SONG IN THANKFULNESS !JF HEART. - 1GUITERMAN ~ 1976 ~ina F'nliH t'i Srndl!:l,lle, ln c. I KJ FLABEL! tJ I I tJ WHAT '10.1 DO WHEN ~&STU:%. Now arranp tho clreled )etten to fonn th' surpriMiftl,..er, u IUJJHt.d b)i tho ...... cartoon. I ...... - - - . 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Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds - WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES • P M Dftly itfore Publ ica t ion • Can c:e lletTonl , cor~ec ttons accepted first day of publ icat ion 5 Publisher reserves tt'tr t19hl to edit or re ject an v ads cteem ed ob jectlonal The publiSher will not be responsible for mor• than one Incorrect msertlon RATES For W1nt Ad Service 5 cents per word one upon m~ertlon Minimum Charge Sl 00 1<1 ce nts per word thre e consecu t l¥e ln urtlons 16 cents per wotd six c onse cutive Insertions iS ~ e r Cent Olscourn on palct eos anct· ae1s pa id w ithin 10 Days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY 12 00 fnr 50 word mJnlmun , Sie'Ti'aOcmlonaJ wora 3 cents BLIND-ADS Ada111ona1 25c Ch arge per Advertisement OFFICE HOURS 8 JO fl m to 5 00 p m Dfl1ly 11 JO am to 17 00 Noon Slt~urday PM ne today 992 2156 Notice• THE RACINE Ftre Deporlment will hove a gun shoot Soturdoy at 6 30 p m at thetr butldmg 1n Boshon NOW occeptmg p1ano studtmts, begtnners mte rmedtole!i ad· vonced studen ts Call 992 2270 INTERVIEWS wtlt be held Mnday , Nov 22 1976 stort1ng 01 11 00 a m o clock 1n the office ol the Me1gs County Comm1 sstoners Court House Pomeroy Oh to for orchl lltc ls who ore on the opprovod Its! of Stole Ar cht tects (Publt(: Works Stgle of Oh1o) for the proposed muftt purpose foc1ltly for Me1gs Cou nty Please coli for appoint ment 992 2895 NOTICES ATTN 11 All HOUSEWIVES All Ya rd Sa tes , Rum mage, Por ch and Basen1ent Porc h and Basement Sales etc must be patd •n advance Get yours 1n early by s topp mg by our off1 ce t"' The Dally Sentmel, 11 Cou rt St or wr~t l ng Box 729, Pomeroy , Ohto 45769 with your rem 1ttance FISHERMAN PUBLIC NOTICE &HUNTERS 1 am offen ng for sale th e real es tate ow ned by 0 W A towboat crew member IS ESTATE SALE- W1seman, Deceased and tla w Wt scrnan con latntnQ apprOKimately 60 acre s SilUJ tC In SC IPtO Townsh ip Mctgs County Ohio , on We dnesday Dece m be r l s i t97 6, .11 11 oo o c lo c k AM at the of l!c e o t Crow Crow & Por ter, Attor neys Pomeroy, Oh•o Satd farm co nStSIS Of a s x room hou se qa rage barn , appro)um al e ty 70 acres of bot tom Ia nd and aP p•o••mately bO acres ot pa stu re Ftne Loca tton Property a pp ra tsed ad S11 ,900 00 and ca nn ot be sold for less than the appra .sed va lue Sate sub tec t to th e app roval of the Proba te Court , Me1gs County Oh1o Th1 s 1S a bargom m1 ss tng (rom the M-V OKAW stnce Nov 14, 1976 '"the a rea of mtle 132 of the Ohio River A reward of $250 for tntormahon leadmg to the location of th1s man. If you have any mformatton please call 614 247 2211 SYBIL EBERSBAC H, Ad mmtstn~trtx of th e Es tate o t 0 W W1seman , Dece ased n 2J 24 25 u. ( 9 30 7tc LEGAL NOTICE TO GENE EDWA RD ROSE , whose ta s t k no wn adctr ess · ~Athe ns Gr eece and whose C)( r1 CI add r ess IS unknown ro MARGJ\RE:T JOA NN WAL K [R whOSE' ta._t known a ddress ,., Ke n t, Ohto and whose lc1 sl known add ress tS unknown ,' TO THE SU RVIVING SPO USE OF WAY NE GR IMM d ece a se d whose name and address are urtk now n Youarv ll creby no llftt:d that you hav e been named deltmda nts n a leqat act10n en I tt(d Robe rta C 0 Br 1en vs Gene Edward Rose e t al Th1 s ac t1on 11a s been asstgn cd Case No 16 199 111 the Common Pt c,1s Court at Me igs Count y OhtO The oblcct of the compla mt •S to par l!ltOn r eal es lnte StiUill("d m Rutla nd Townshtp Mt:'tO S County OhtO descr 1bCd a s follows Beqmnm g rn th e cen ter of Btg Leadmg Creek at the nor th wes t cor ner ol E H Grn~ v es land Ia tety bought by the sa1d Mc Hafft l: m Sec t1on 3 1, Tosn 6 Ranqc 14 Oh10 Company s Pur cMasc tne nce north 621 dcq cast n rods to tM c west St dC of the road th e nce ea st 50 r ods !Mcnee north 74 cteg east 75 1 , rod s then ce nor th 5 rod s 23 tmk s th e nce so uth 15' ) de g wes t 1·1 rod'i 9 ltnks then ce we s t 102 rorls IS l•n ks to !Me cen ter road l e~dlniJ fr om Bradley Mill to qra ss run thence south 10 1 1 deq eas t 1il r ods to the center of teadt ng cr eek then ce down sad cr eek to th e pla ce of IJCq tnnlng contam1 ng about 118 ·acres mo re or less Exceptmq abou t 4 a cr es o ff ot the no rth StdC betonqmq to Eltz a Nelso n hC'I rS You-are re QUired to an s wer th e comptJ1n t Wlthtn 18 day s after the last publlcatiOO of this no11ce whteh wit1 be publis hed once eac h we ek for s )( consecultve week s 'The last pubticatton wdl be made on Oec 7 4 1976 an d th e ?8 day s for answer will start on that da te tn c as~; of your fat lur e to an s wer or other wtse res pond as rcqut r ed by th e Oh o Rules of Ctvtl Procedure 1udgmenl by defautt w1 ll be rende r ed aqa•n st vou lor rct1 ~ 1 demanded 1n th 1s comp la int LARRY E SPENCER Clerk ol Courts Common P leas Court MctQS Coun ty Oh iO 111 1 19 26 !11) 3 10 17 24 61C NOTICE OF • APPOINTME NT Case No 219 80 Esta te of E li zabeth Letth e tt , Deceased Nolt CC tS he r eby gtven that Elt7abeth 8 Htbbs of 188 Wa lnu t S treet MtCfd leport Oh10 ha s been du ly a ppo mt ed E•eculn.: of the Estate of E t zabeth Le1fhetl, deceased , tat e of M1 ddt cpo r l, Ohio Me 19S Cou nty Credilo rs are reau1 r ed to fil e thei r cl a 1ms Wtlh said ltd UC1ary W1lh 1n three month s Dated thts \5th day of Novembe r 1916 Mannmg D Webs ter Judg e Court of Com man Pleas, Probate DIVISIOn Me1gs County , Ohto (Il l 19, 26 ( 12 1 3 Jtc ......._!1111---1' MEIGS I ·I I POMEROY, O PH. 992·2 176 l111ternational I Harvester I 'New Idea Equipment I . _______ IMcCulloch Ch•IJ .,.. I Saws , W1l• do odd 1obs, roofing, pam t1ng , gutter work Phone 9927•09 lOS• Bedford oreo mole S1om1ue cot Fomtly pet onswer• to nome of Sam' tf found , phta51t ~ m -5565 LOST OR STOLEN 2 Female AKC BoJ~er puptes 9 week~ old Lost or stolen from th e home of Mrs Ann Jome1, Rt 1 Long Bottom Oh1o Reword Please phone (614] 992 3742 concerning !he whereoboul5 Will ahe~~-':"_7,.22 ~ - __ SEWING AND Alterations reownoble. 57:2 Soulh Th1rd ~'!.w!.!.~1ddleP9rt 99'2·6306 WANT WORK tn gof 5lotJon or garage, dotng minor work on cars. tune up and body; work Call P Sntder 992 5972 los:J- GUARANTEED JOBS $J7.j 40 smgle , $502 80 momed, Army Recru tll ng 593 3022 co U col feet ----HOUSEI(EEPER WANTED to l1ve tn - room and boa rd , wages open Phone 992 3923 i'an4l!<EfruJW ~~ :--- ~-~--~YF"·--==-~ OLD furn•tu re •ce bo)(es brass beds wal l telephones ond ports or complee households Wr~te M D M1ll er, Rt -4 !_9~er~y -~ hu:_<;oll99'!_!7f!J _ CASH po td for oil mokes ond models ol mobile homes PhoneoreocodebU 473 953 1 279,95 let us test your w.ater Free PLEASURE HORSES a nd po ntes olso will buy horns and pon1es Phone (61 4) 698 3290 Ruth Ree11es -------- -- AKC REGI STERED BOXER PUPPIE S Pomeroy Landmark Had shots ond wormod Phone 6 __9'1_ 2 37 2 "'• -· Jatk W Carsey, Mgr 6il, P.horfe 992 2181 TO G1VE AWAY Mal e dog port L--~_;_;.;.::;.:.:,;.:_;:.:;.;__,. Co llte and Beagle about 2 year s old Good watch dog Phone 949 2B16 TIMES FOR HOlDING - ------~- -·COURTS OF APPEALS _1~) . -' --~ A 0 1971 STATE OF OHIO , FOURTH Judtetal Outrtct Court of Appeals Ills ordered that the t1me of the beg tnn lng of the terms of the Court of Apeals of lh e seve r al Counltes m said ADAMS Coun ty on the 6th day of April and the 19th dayof OC TOBER ATHENS County on !h e 24th day of FE 8 R U A R Y and the 22n d day Of SEP TE MB ER BROW N Co unt y on the 7th dayofAPRilandfhe20t hdlly of OC TOBE R GALL lA Count y on th e 15th ' day of FE BRU ARY lind the 6th da y at SEPTE MB E R HI G HLAND County on th e 5th day of AP R tl and the 18th day of OCTOBER HOCKING Cou nty on I he 26th day of APRIL a nd the IS' h day of NO VEM BE R Jackson co unt y on the 8th day of MARCH and the 4th day of OCTO BER LAW REN CE County on the 9th dav of MARCH and the 5th day of OCTO BE R MEIGS Cou nty on lhe 16th day of FEBRUARY and the 7th Clay of SE PTEMBER PICKAWAY Count y on the 27t h dey Of APRIL and the 16th day ot NOVEM BER PIKE County on the 22n d day of MARCH and th e 26th d&y of OCTO BE~ ROSS Co unty on th e 28th da y of APRIL and th e 17tk day of NOVEMBER SC of IOTO Cou ntyand on the day MARCH the 2Jr 27fhd day of OCTOBER VINTON Co unl y on the 17th day of FEBRUARY and the 8t h day of SEPTE MB E R WAS HIN GTON County on the 2Jrd dey of FE BR UA R Y and the 21st day of SE P TEMBER Earl E Stephen5on Homer E Abele Gordon 8 Gray, PJ Judges Phone 9f2 -S716 ~I ·-·-~ .-... ~ ANY PITCH ANYS!ZE ~utheastem NEARLY new al elec home full basement, for sole by own~r Rutland area Phone 742 2531 TUPPERS PlAINS OHIO Three bedroo m house, fa m1ly room ftre ploce 2 baths dt shwo sher range , garbage d1sposal ca rpet, sun deck Iorge lo t $26,500 Phone (614) 667-6304 -- 1969 NOvo • fhdro s harp new pom t bucket seals a ir shocks mags Phone 949 2480 1971 Chevrolet sta ti on wogon 9 eassenger '" good cond1t1on Phone 992 5623 69CHEVELLEMALIBU yellow with blo rk v1nyl root and block tn · tertor 307 engm e 2 door auto matic power steeung d h t tope player an ne w ex ous sys tem fo1r condttton $1 000 Phon~949 2574 1968 JEEP WAGONEER 4 wheel dnve lockout hub 6 cyl $895 Al so F :250 FORO 10 wheel dnve ptckup good Haro ld Brewer long Bottom or coli 9~ 8S~3~S~S.::__ _ _ _ _ _ -2 1969 FORD lTD 4 new tires good condition Col i 992 6137 ~ ---------t972 CHEVROLET NOVA 6 cyltnder outomot1c Al so, 1969 FordLTO V8 outomat te. 8oth 1n good co nd11ion See ot 105 UntonAvenueorcoll9923293 1968- VOLKSWAGON CAN be seen at 747 Broadway Mid dl 119<1'132 11 epor 1 or co -h:plorer 1300 mil es v 8 sta nda rd shtft, slide 1n rea r wmdow sport wheel cove rs om fm rad1o st1ll under worronty. $4200 Al so I%9VW bug wtth new . engine outomo t•c st ick shtft rear win· dow delroster $600 . Phone 992-2280 i976f0Ro""'"'f100 1966 FORD LTD asking $200 Good fo r work car Phone 7<2·2427 or 7<2·2<65 1976 MAROON CAMARO lt <BOO m•les console automatic. om· fm stereo tape plor•r built 1n, steel betted rodla tires with chrome mags , $-4700 Contact 992 55 16 Susie Andrews anytltne after 3 p.m. dunng weekdays and on-,.tlme on weekends PUBLIC NOTICE The Meigs Cou n t~ Com mlss1oner s will hold ~ public hea r tng November. 29, at 9 00 fJ. M In the Com mi ssioner 's Office In the court house The heart no Is for proposed ap 1975 TRAVEL Troller Colvolcode pi/cations on projects fo r a 25 It complete tncludes 20 ft Community Deve lopment Carefree own 13.500 btu . Block Grant duotherm 01r conditioner, sell Citizens barficlpatlon Is conta med tv a ntenna , 1woy requested contr oL slteps 9 Phone 992.!1829 after 6 00 p m • (Ill 26., lt c , --------- ~ LOCUST POSTS round or spit! Phone 949 277 4 1971 HONDA Cl <SO 12 000 mtles s•ssy bar crash bars pu ll boc k handl e bars new ttre ond seals Scrambler s1de p1pes S650 Coll 949 2480 POT ATOES a nd pumpk 1ns C W Proll1tl Port la nd Ohto Phone ~3ns·~~----~-­ COAl fo r sole Open 6 doys per week ond &vemngs For fu rther 1nformatton call (6U )367-n3!! APPLES FITZPATRICK ORCHARD STATE ROUTE b89 PHONE WilKESVIllE , (61<) 609 3795 FiJi:"LE'R Br~~h'Producls for - sal e Phone 992 3410::_._~:-CAMPER . S600 Als a horse tra der $450 Phone {614 ) 698 3290 New TV Shop El ect romc TV Chntc" Serv1ce coli S5 95 Phone 992 6306 PEARCE SIMPSON C B bose sta hon Phone 247 2684 alter 5 pm CHOICE eor corn $2 00 bus hel Phone 742 2359 197r HONDA 750 Good cond1 11on phon! (304) 882 2514 7 month old Purebred Choro lo1s bull wilh or Wi thout papers _:P:;h~ on~•c:9c-<9.:..:, 2 1:,.:1 ~----­ TEAFORD .Jargtl B. Sr., Realtor 110 Mechan•c Pomeroy, 0 Phone 992 3~.... NEW LI STING 3 bedrooms , 12 yrs old Modern b!!ith, and kitchen Natur!l gas F A furnace, 2 porches & level lot Near Pomeroy $22,000 3 YRS. OLD - River franf property wlfh 4 lots. Modern. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, nice kitchen with din in g and sliding glass doors Only S37, SOO RIVER LOT - 77x119 A good camp s1te for only $3,000 NEW 9 ROOMS - 2'12 baths, 2 showers, large sun deck, nice kitchen wtth dt!.hwasher, range, central vacuum. Basement and near ly 3 acres of level land . 146.000 . IN THE COUNTRY Building 30x40 on lof af Dexter for only SS5oo.oo REG ENCY Mob tle C B with floor mount and Pacer antenna 111 eluded Used oppro)(l mately 5 hours In EXCELLENT cond1t1on Ortgtnol pn ce S155 wtll !lell lo r $100 Must sell P~on e'992 37,.2 29 ACRES Has T P water and electricity Also has a 3 bedroom mobile home, If wanted . Will sell all for $20,000 Or separate onyhme BEEF_ c"me 30< lb. Co li 7201 USED WA SHER en d dr ye r Pomeroy Home ond Auto Phone992·209< 2 GUERNSEY COWS $.175 eoch One regular Guernsey cow $400 one bred Guernsey hoofer $275 Phone949 2179 1000 WAXED CABBAGE bo•e • 50' bo)( each New Holland I row pion! setter $250 One Joh n Deere 3 poml h1 tth sprayer $100 Phone B43-2451 VINE ST. - Middlet>Drf. 2 bedrooms, modern bafh, front and back porches level lot Asking $16,500 m BUILDING LOTS - One af Rock Springs and 2 af Five Points MAKE CHRISTMAS TREES I On Old Rt 33 between Co. Roods 1B ond 19 Tag now and cut fres h when destred Pnced S2 00 to $8 00 Opho and Borbora Offutt Phone 9'12 3296 51 ACRES FREE GAS - Modern 1112 story house, 3 br , dining room, fireplace, full basement. nice porches and out buildings , Large scenic lake with green grass and pine frees around it. Watch the large bass swim along In the clear water Pretty as a picture. Priced to sell - 1.17,400 00 ' .......,.FR=EE""'E~.......---. ~~~~~ F1n1ntltl Antlllde Blown 1nttWds' AHIU STORM WINOOWS l DOORS WIRIIOWS ALUMINUM SIDING-SOflln GunE~IIfGS LARRl,~~DER One good used chain IIW. $150.00 One good used Gibson Sldeby.Sfde Rofrlgtrotor $2GII Water Soflonen for S.lo $349.00 Pomeror Landmarll 9 •. ...,. Jeck W. Clrsty, Mgr. Phonom·2111 ELECTRONIC T V CLINIC , New T V shop Electromc T V Ch ntc Serv1ce coli $5 95 Color, 8 & W antenna systems stereos etc 572 South Thtrd Mtddfeport Phone 992 6306 Corry 1n and save money GRAVELY SER VICE - Save 25 Pe t on labor b~ hovmg your Grove ly Troclor repa tred or se rvn:ed now G ravely Tra ctor Sales Pomeroy , Oh1o Phone (61 4) 992 2975 GAS and Ott Furnace Rep01r soles a nd se rvtce 24 hour s Phone843 216_5'-~~--,---,.WI-Ll-T-RI-M-or cui"frees an d shrub b~ry Ph one 742 J167 or 949 2545 ~----------:-c:--:c-- FROSTY S C B PHOTOGRAPHY Aerial Commercial Sc~ools Weddings KEN GROVER {6141915·4155 Chester, Ollio 10 17 1 mo •' IPdl BRADFORD Aud1o neer. Corti plete Se rv 1ce Phone 949 2497 or 949 2000 Rocme Ohto CrUt Bradford FRAlEY s Lumber Com pony at 1unct1on of 346 ond 50 W Albany Ofhce phone (614) 698 6700 or res1den ce (614) 698·53 10 or 698 8890 Open 7 am MOBILE ho me for sa le or rent, 3 bedrooms, ol ufthltes po1d Phone 992 7751 . 10 w 50 RICHARDSON , 2 bedroom fu lly cc rpe ted unfurnished Phone 992 7562 REMODELING , Plumbtng, heatmg and all types of general repair Work guoronteed 20 veors ex penence Phone 992 2,.09 SEWING MACHINE Repo trs ser· vtce oil ma kes, 992-228.4 The Fobrtc Shop Pomeroy Aulhonzed S1nger Sales ond Se r\l tce We sharpen Setssors EXCAVATING dozer , loader ond backhoe work dump trucks and lo boys for htre, wtll haul ltll dtrt to sotl ltmestone and grovel Coli Bob or Roger Jef· fers day phone 992 7089 mght phone 992-3525 or 992· 5232 WIN A MIDLAND23 CHANNEL BASE OR MOBILE CB RADIO WITH THIS COUPON. Name~-------------------- SAVE ON CARPETING Phone Number_ _ _ _ _ _ __ No purchase necessary , need not be present to win. You must bnng coupon in person to Riggs Used Cars to be eli ible to win. INSTI .LED Regularl14.,5 Sq. Yd. Everyd•v money IIYtr. Good chafe. colors. SEE: 12or IS Fl 501 NYLON Green, gold, reeL blue, rust. Do It yourself, with ROGER RIEBEL OR RAY RIGGS p.eddlng, $7.95 sq. yd. With podding lnsfelltd SI.U square v•rd. LOCATED ON Pomeroy Bowling Lanes 11-16-lb Tuesday Trtpllcafe Team Sid Royal Oak Park 65 Royal Crown Cola S5 Shamrock Motel 54 New York Clothing 42 Ruth's Beauty Shop 37 Shirts, Lfd 35 Htgh Individual game -Pat Smlfh 182 , second htgh Individual game - Frankie Hunnell, 177 , High series - Pat Carson, 499; second high series - Pat Smlfh, 476 Team high game - Royal Oak Park , 486, team high series - Royal Oak Park, 1,404. F'-'RNINRE Mon ., Tues .. Wed. ... 8:0Dtfi 5:00 • •• •• •• t Thursday atil12 noon ~. • • FRIDAY TIL 8 : Sat. At 5 p.m. •,. •• •••••••••• •• CHRISTMAS AUCTION Close '' RUnAI!ID FURNINRE 742-2211 - CALi:JiMMY DEEM949·23B8 ...CNOLD GRATIEI RIJTLAND ' ( 7 985-4100 Sl RT. 7 CHESTER, 0. PHONE 1.011742·2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT .,.. POMEROY, OHIO Address•------------ HI.W SHAG '10,95 Barntce 8eda Osol For Saturday, Nov 27, 1976 (NEW CARS) JEEP CJ-7's 3 IN STOCK Redu ced Up To '60000 '76' d RABBIT DEMO spd , A M r ad tiJ is Was 14,619 95 NOW '3588 USED CARS SALE ~1g truckload of toys, games, g1Hs and all new merchandise. Friday 6·30 p ,m, at the Auchon House, Horton St , Mason, W. Va ORDERED TO TEACH DAYTON, Ohio ( UPI) Three hundred strikmg Wayne Township teachers have been ordered to return to work today by Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Judge Stanley "'lllips. Phillips ordered t he teachers back 1o work Monday after a senes of weekend meetings failed to end the weeklong strike, In his o..der, Phillips stated that the school board and the teachers were to resume daily negotiations The order also provided for federal mediation. Teachers went · on strike Nov. IS seekmg a base starUng salary of $9,400 and improved dental benefits . The school board had offered a base starling pay of $9,200. There are 9,136 students and 10 schools in the Wayne Township school district. The schools have been open during the strike with classes taught by supervisory personnel and others. ) BAEZ TO IRELAND SAN FRANCISCO ( UP!) Folk smger Joan Baez says she wlll travel to Northern Ireland to perform a concert Dec. 2 m Belfast and participate ln a peace march on Dec. 5. She sa1d Monday lhat she also would march m a peace demonstration m London on Nov 27 at the mv1tation of Betty W1lhams, a leader of the Women's Peace Moverrienl ln Northern Ireland. She sa1d women started lhe movement there because they were " tired of the born bings of schools and pubs." EX-GOVERNOR JAILED SAFFORD, Ariz. (UPI) i l David Hall, former governor of Arizona, entered lhe Swift Trail Federal Prison Camp Monday , tlte second well· known poht1c1an to arnve at the c amp in les & limn a month. John Ehrllchman, former domestic affairs adviser ln the Nixon White House, arrived Oct 28 to begin serving a 2 1k to.S-year sentence for Watergate offenses Hall was convicted of offering a $25,000 bribe to former a state official in return for his influence in obtaimng a $10 million investment of stale funds w1th a Dallas firm . TWO-DAY VISIT OXFORD, Ohio ( UP[) "World modelmg" expert Dr. Dennis Meadows, author of a Widely-used lexlboo k on global environmental problems, today began a twoday slay al Miami Umvers1ly as a guest scholar Meadows , currently d~re c tor of Dartm ou t h University's graduale program in systems dynam1cs , ga1n e d international recognitton through his research on world simulation at lhe Massachusetts lnslilute of Technology under the sponsorship of the Club of Rome That research resulted m the publicatiOn of "Lirmts to Growth ," a book now widely used as a text m the study of global enVIronmental problems At Mtaml, Meadows IS participatin g m systems analysis classes, meeting With facully and students of several departments and gJvmg a public lecture at 7.30 p.m. tomghl on " Modeling the National Energy Problem," the topic of h1s current research Dartmouth ' 1972 MAVERICK 6 cyt , a ulo a!f cond at PICKUP TRUCK S 4 IN STOCK 2-1972 FORDS 1-1973 FORD 1-1972 CHEVROLET PRICES !N EFFECT DEC. Jrd PHONE 446-9800 SOUR CAPOTE HOLLYWOOD i UPI) The Hollywood Women 's Press Cl ub Monday named author Truman Capote to rece1ve 1ts annual "Sour TAURUS (April 20-Mor, 20) A b~g mt scB iculatiDn on M lmpor· lOili IS SUC IS POSSible tod ay on you1 part 11 s because you ig~ nore tile f1ne pnnt GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) Yo u tend to mag n 1ty so me thi ng you ve done tor another Later the facts will prove your con· tnbut1on was not so grea t II cou ld be e mbarrassing CANCE R (June 21-Julr 22) Your mates extravaga nce co uld pu1 you m an awkward pos1h on to· day You may be forced to try /o recoup and wtnd up look ing <;:heH P LEO (Ju ly 23- Aug 22) To accomplish your al ms today you shou ld 1101 be too lav1 sh 1n you r approa ch Peop le w111 respect you mure tf wha t you offer Is reali~IIC VIRGO (Aug 23-Sepl 22~ Be a sharp estimato r If you re doi ng work tor someone else today Don t be l u red tnto un dorevaluatl ng the scope of the lOb When you get your oit & filter chang ed af ~ mith Nelson Motors dunng the month of December you get a free grease job. You owe 1! lo yourself to check with us before you buy any new or used car. We have the sharpest pencil in town. We are the Fnendly Deater. AOUARtUS (Jon. 20·F•~ 18) Goo d tnl etll lons Ieday could teed you to bil e off more than you can chew Fo r1unately someone with betle r se nse wtfl baol yououl S Tbe By Almaaac United Pru1 International Tod ay l 8 Friday • Nov 26 • on addressed stamped envelope to show lor ll " Murder by Death " • Nommated for "newcomer of the year" award, to bl• announced next month, were Jodie Fosler, 13-year-old sta r of "Taxt Df)ver " a nd "Bugsy Malone ," Susan Blakely, Penny Marshall of " Laverne and Shirley " and l~ndsay vacant because of the '1 I J S1r Laurence Olivier, D1ck van Dyke and John Wayne Fema le sta r nommat1ons went to Nan cy Bdr~ bara Walters LESLIE F. OFFICE HOU~S':.., ; JO to 12,2 to S (CLOSE AT NOON · ON THURS.)-EAST COURT ~E~Ro'v............... I ' FULT, CHAIRMAN MEIGS COUNTY - REPUBUCAN EXECUTIVE COMMmEE PoL Advl. Paid for Personally by the Signer \ I' depresslon Wagner. Walker and newscaster ' ' Nomina led for male s tar of wer~ I ofllce space in New York City's skyscrapers was A BRIEF MESSAGE TO .THE VOTERS OF MEIGS COUNTY his appearance fn Ute movJC ·. the year ' the331Btdayof1976Withstilo follow. The moon ls moving toward Y0 ur Birth d a·y CAPRICORN (Doc 22·Jon 19) As iro Gmph P 0 Bo x 489 Hee d any ex pert advice on a Recho C• fv Srarwn New York, purchase today Otherwtse you II N y 10019 Be sure to a~K tor spend too much and have Illite to Sagittarius Volume 1 ) • N. W.OPTOMETRIST COMPTON, O.D. ri.. GREASE JOB PISCES (Fob. 20 -Morch 20) Call a spade e spade today If lh(tre's a favor you went of a fr iend Just lts Drst quarter. ask Trying to beat around the The "' morning stars are bush co uld to se you both fav or Mara and Saturn, LIBRA (Sept -23-0cl. 23) Your - The evening st•~ are Merprud e11 1 JU dgment will be tn - a-nd frleltd dHect co nfl tc t with your excury, Venus and Jupiter. tr avaga nt wh1 ms today Un hapThose born this date are pily the less·dt scl pllned stde ot under the stgn of Saglttartua. your nat ure may preva tl John Harvard, founder of SCO RPIO (O cl 24· Nov 22) Nov. 27, 1971 Harvard University , waa Your heed will rule your heart to- There s~ou ld bo abundant o p~ born Nov, 26, 160'7. day YOIJ co uld m1 ss sQme warm portunllles fo r you In your work On this day bt hiiLory : huma n expenences because of or ' caroe r lhts year Fa lt ura to In 1789 President George yol.lr overly practical nature analyze wh et is best may lea d ' da ·'de SAG ITTARIUS (Nov 23-Doc you 10 take 1he teest adva n- Washlnglon set this Ya .. as one of national 21 ) Yo u reliable to te ll one per · tageous course (Are you a SagiNarlus? Bernice thanklglvtng for adoption Of so n one tht ng and lhe n tr1p United States yourselt up by re¥ersmg you rself Osol has wrdlen a specrnl Astra- the wlth another Play safe Te ll 11 c,rapl 1 Letter tor you For your Constitution. IJke 11 IS copy send 50 cents al1d 1:1 self In 1930 one-fourth of aU Apple Award" for what lite club called " the worst aclmg performance of the year " for ''Bwmc Woman ' FREE ARIES (March 21-Aprll19) You do n 1 have to be stin gy tod ay but metes no roo so n you have to p1ck up the who le tab either Be la u to you rself too '1 POM0~~~!vE~~!~~. CO. @) Pomeroy AstraGraph radtal ttr es local \ ~11 1974 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO Sl99S locall owner car, green ftnts h, green vmyl roof radta l w w ttres, atr condthonmg V 8, wtth a uloma ltc power s teer ing and brakes Chrysler Newport Royal .................. " You'll Like Our'Quality Way 01 Doing Busmess " GMC Finah~ing Open Evemng's ,UniJI6:00 - TiiSp.m . Saturday 992·5342 350 If 12 KARR & VAN ZANDT 36" RUnAND • PB 1973 CHM VEGA ••••••••••••••• 11295 B' GROCERY STOR'E recreat1 on room , gos service, ltvmg quarters w1th or without sup· pltes, ond acreage Must sell Soon /eov1ng state See at In· lltti71t42iit·iii22ii11t1siso•••iiRiiuillliiliinGiittl tersed•on of 248 & 124 Phone ' · 98S 3306 c VB PS '1495 72 Chevy Imp. 4 Dr.....,. ....... .. .......... 11295 72 Olds 98 4 Dr., power & AIR ... .. ...... 12295 74 Ply. Duster Cpe . 6 cyl, PS, Air . ....... .12795 72 Buick Elec. 2225 HT Cpe............... '2495 72 Olds 88 4 Dr. Sedan, power & air ..... '1995 74 Olds Cutlass Sup. Cpe. 2 Dr ........... .. 13895_ 1 74 Vega GT Cpe ............................ .. 11995 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille , Power and air .... 3195 . 74 Cheyy Yz ton, V-8, 3 spd ........... ..... '2595 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille ..................... '3195 74 AMC Hornet 2 Dr ....................... .. '1995 71 Chev. Caprice HT Sedan ................. '1795 72 O lds Toronado lull power and air ..... '1995 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., power ? air......... .'l995 73 Olds 98 Lux. Cpe., air... .. . ... ......... '3495 70 Nova 2 Dr., 4 speed ...................... 1895 73 Olds 88 Royal HT Sedan, air........... .'1695 70 Chrysler New Yorker 4 dr, ~dan .. ..... . '595 73 Olds 88 4 Dr. power & atr ............. '1595 70 Ford LTD 4 Dr., power & air ............ ..'895 73 Ford Galax1e 500 HT Cpe, .... .......... 12395 69 Olds 88 HT Sedan ................ • • .... • • 1395 73 Ford LTD 4 Dr., air ................... .. .'2695 69 Ford -LTD 4 Dr. Sedan, power & air ...... '795 73 Buick Regal HT Cpe., power & atr ......13495 67 Cad~lac HT Sed., power & AIR ........ '995 73 Olds Cutlass Sup. Cpe ............... • .. 13495 ® ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers toaste rs trans dll small oppl1onces lawn mower. ne11t to Stale Htghwoy Garo~e on Route 7 Phone (614) 9BS 382S HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex covo11ng sep tiC ~s yste m s dozer bockhoe dump lruclo. li mes tone g rovel blocklop P9Vlng , Rt 143 Phone 1 (614) ___ .98_7_3:~ 31~----------GAS AND OIL furnace repatr~ soles ond serv1ce 24 hours Phon e 843 2165 • 1974 FORD GRAND TORIN0 ••••••• 12695 76 Olds 88 Royal HT Cpe., air ..... ......... 15795 76 Chevy Chevette Hatchback, 4 spd. • • .. • '2795 75 Olds 98 Regency Cpe ....... , ..... : .. .. .16295 DAN THOMPSON FORD PHOTOGRAPHY RADIO Equop ever~tht ng m two woy rod10 ;~~;;.;;;;;;;;;;;; anten nas and acces Phone · ~ 843 2855 Po rtlan d CHESTER Ever dream of owning your own golfcourse? Here's your chance for yov or your friends to own a nice rolling golf course, SOIJz acres. 9 greens, nice modern club house, oufb<JIIdlng with all spraying and seeding equipment, needs some mowing and a little repair work on golf course This could be P<~rchased wlfh the 113 acres listed above and developed tnto a beaOtlful 18 hole golf course, call for apj)t. - I m• PROFESSIONAL __ .__ 4-1~1 Ph !t2·ltt3 tt 1973 CHEVY IMPALA 2 DR .•••••••• 12695 1976 Ford Granada • • • • • • • 14295 1973 FORD PICKUP f·100 •••••••• 12595 1975 Dodge Dart 6 cyl••••• 12895 V 8 std trans 1974 Ford Grand Torino• • • • 12295 1974 FORD PICKUP f·lOO ••••••••• 12995 v 8 std trans 1974 Pontiac Catalina • • • • • 12995 FORD PICKUP f·100 •• •••••• ·'2195 1974 P~mouth Fu.y Ill.. • ..12495 1972 V 8 s td tr a ns 1974 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr••••• 12695 MANY MORE 1 a 1976 Ptnlo, Mustang, or Mavenck. 1973 Pontiac LeMans, Green •• 1895 Save Now onSee: Pat Hilt, Rocky Hupp or Darrel Dodritl 1973 Chevy Impala S.W••• • • 11995 For a good deal on a new or used vehicle Open Eventngs Ttl6 · 00 1973 Ford LID • • • • • • • • • • 12495 Except Thurs and Sat Closed Sunday 1 1973 Buick LeSabre Custom •• 2495 1973 Buick LeSabre •••••• •12495 1973 Pootiac LeMans Spart 12295 Middleport 1973 Chevy_ Caprice • • • • • • • 12695 1972 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. • • • • 11395 1972 Thunderbird • • • • • • • • 12495 2S~~NS Pomeroy 1971 Dodge Polaro .. ~ • • • • • '695 Motor Co. OUAUTY 1971 Pootiac Catalina • • • • • • s795 t97S CHEVROLET BLAZER S4B9S 4 whee l dn ve , large ttres, a lum1num wheel 350 V 8 automatiC, power st ee nng and brakes, de lu xe 1969 Plymouth Fu.y • • • • • • • 1295 transmtss1o n, radto 1 1969 fOrd LID • • • • • • • • • • • 495 t97S CHEVROLET CIO PICKUP 1429S F leetstde VB automattc, power stee nng and brakes, silverado trim la rge h ub caps and loaded w tth 1967 Ford 2 Dr. HT • • • • •_...~95 c hrom e trtm Sltdtng rear glass a fum1n um tn sula ted bed cove r Trul y a premtum untt and the low 1973 Chev. Cheyenne Super•• J2695 m1l eage s hows TRAILER SALES REPUCE,ENT t One ow ner 4 Cy l , auto tran s tnsul1tion Semces CHESTER -- 113 acres' farm, 80 acres til lable land, nice 2 story farm house, 7 rooms and bath, all hardwood floors and basement. Bern end other ou!bulldlngs, 2 ponds. A nice laying farm pr iced to go Located near Chester, call lor appt. FOR SALE MetalliC blue fm1s h, w htte vin yl top w tfh blue leather tnfe n or , full power, rad1a l f1res, hit wheels, crutse controL AM FM st~reo ta e 1 owner BIOWr COOLVILLE- Nice mod brick home containing lhree bedrooms, dining room, living room wllh fireplace, full basement with garage, lar.ge front porch, nat gas furnace. city water and well water~ a beautiful home wlfh approx . S'h acres of land, fruiHrees and shade trees surrounding it. Plenty of garden space, good fishing area close by, located In Coolville, Oltlo. Priced af only 1.12,000 C~ll now ONE BROWN plo•d rock •ng chotr 1n'iQood condttton. One .40 Inch gold range hOOd wtlh l1ght ond fan Phone 9.j9 2692 1975 Uncoln Coope 7495 1 11 4 1 mo MOBILE Home Repo1r Elec plumbtng and heat tng Phone 992-5858 SPECIAL J bedroom and attached garage, tota l e lectric home under construction on 1f2 l!cre lot . Owner will finish In 30 days for buyer or will sell "as Is" May take trade located near Chester . STEREO AM FM rod1o 8 tfotk tope combmatton Bolonc& $106 40 or lerms Coli 992-3965 A REAL BEAUTY 949-2814 DOZE R work and weld1ng Con toc t Ja mes Parso ns Rt I Roc1ne on Ca rmel Road CENTRAL REALTY CO. SEARS 19 cu ft deep freeze 17 ft refngerator Phone (304) 773 s:t70 or (614) 992 2~ Oh~,o~---------------- PLANS L---------....! MEN 5 USED clothtng for sole O,)en 4 till9 everydoy Proff lll s Recreation Center Portland Oh1o CLARINET good cond1t1on $65 307 Locust 51 , Middlepo rt YOUR NOW ON SELLING OR' BUYING . We are carrying many nice ones for you. 1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX •••••• 12895 One owner low mileAge SEPT!( ANKS AT tn• . .•KSGIVING - wlll be warmer and If you a re preparing to settle In a home oi your own Here are some of our current availabilities OVERLOOKS RIVER - 3 bedrooms, bath, dining R , living R, basement , porches, natu ~ al gas furnace ASKING $12,500 00, BRICK l'h story. 2 bedrooms, bath , dining R .. large living R., enclosed back porch, side porch, natural gas furnace, level lof , block garage !needs paper & paint) SB,900 00 NEW HOME J bedrooms, colored ceramic bath, lovely kitchen, ut il ity R., carpeted, large garage and work area, all eledrlc, about 1 acre $23,000.00 POSS ES S ION UPON SIGNING OF THE DEED (on the iobaveJ TURN YOUR SELLING PROBLEMS OVER TO US NOW. HENRY E CLELAND BROKER V 8, aul a trans Just fi II out the coupon below & bring tn person to R1ggs Used Ca l. EXCAVATING dozer back hoe 3 BEDROOM lull bosemen l hot ond d1 tcher Charl es R Hoi woler heat 11/t baths , new hot l1 el d Bock Hoe Service water healer new kttc hen Rutl ond Ohto Phone 742 2008 woll to wo lf carpe l downs tai rs S';~tems tnstall ed b~ 01 r co nditi Oning newly li ce nsed tnstol le r Sheperd remodeled lorg~ yard Phone Contractors Phone 742 2.. 09 9'12 3356 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern 5 ROOM house wtth both 50 Son tlaflon 992 3954 or 992 acres on hard top road Good 2428 !ocot10n for ho us mg develop men! Good born and out WILL do roofm g. cons truction bu1 ld1ng s 2 locot1ons fo r gos plumbtng ond heohng No fOb a nd oil wells Own water too Iorge or too sma ll Phone system no reasonab le off er 742:2348 refused Phone 992 5795 CAR PENTER tfoonng cet lm g ponel1ng P _ 1e 992 2759 FURNISH ED 2 bedrooms, nice bath, furnace, basement, stove, refrigerator and large lot." Want $12,900 1970 DODGE DART ••••••••••••••••'1295 1970 FORD RANCHERO SQUIRE ••••'1795 23, 1976 Wtth the purchase of any used car in stock. Sale good 11 -19·76 thru 11·27-76 auto tra ns 1972 CHM IMPALA 2 DR .••••••• 11995 Squa,.. Yard lnslallld ~vid t"lr5ans, uwner ............... 6 Cyl Very Clean BACK CARPETING •6.95 Located tn Langsville Box28-A 1971 CHEVEllE 4 DR.••••••••••••• '995 DRAWING DEC. DISCOUNT ~ TO BE HELD ASSORTED RUBBER rruss Rafter Co. Rutland , Oh•o 4.577.5 Ph (614) 742.2409 We Oel1v er 7 28 -4 mos 11·11-) J!'O, Racine, Ohio Ohio 11495 1972 FORD PINTO WAGON ••••••••• cyl, auto tran s 6 Cy f . s td trans Rf(INE CARPET SHOP '""""'"'':at chlor1de and co lc1um bnne lo r dust contro l and spt!c10l m1x1ng soh for forme rs Mom Street Pomeroy Oh1o or phone 992 3891 WIN A MIDlAND 23 DiANNEL BASE OR MOBILE CB RADIO AT RIGGS USED CARS Phone 992·2594 Middleport, O. Syracuse, Ohio L--&U11!1---...J ...., ONE BEDROOM Apts at VILLAGE 1/1 ;cre;---7~ooms and both fur MANOR m M1dd lepon for S104 mtu re opplta nces 1 m1le from monthly plus elec or $1 30m· langsville Oh1o on C R 10 dudmg elec LOWER RATES for Pr iced $19 500 Phone 742 SENIOR CITIZENS Convement 2681 to shoppmg on Th ird and Mill Sts. m Middleport Brand new HOUSE FOR SALE 1n Mme r:ovtl le 6 '" htgh quality apartments See rooms ond both 1 an d 2 tenths the monoger at Apt 28 or co il acres Phone 949 25"63 "'-- 992 7721 An Equal Hous mg 211? STORY BRICK home on Opportumty._ _ __ Mul berry Ave 2 bath s new 5 ROOMS and both basement roof some remode hn g done basemen! one ch ild accepted Reason able Phone 992 3356 no pels or drunk s Jo hn Sheets .. BEDROOM HOME on Buternut 3 1/l miles south of Mtdd leport UMfll,m. Ave In Pomeroy Coo! or gas , 5 ROOM HOU SE and bolh tn heot mg , new kttchen and otr JOJ 1 mo Roc1neorea Phane992 5858 cond1t 1onm g new hot water hea ter , )'!, boths Phone HuNTeRS--;- Fu rmshed cab in tn 9923356 De11teroreo Cofl 742 2169 (QAi-r.~;-~cal c tu;, The closer you look, the better we look. DAILY RENTALS ON NIW 177 PLY MOUTHS 6 -.r= 0 AVAILABLE at R:wers1de Aport me nts 1 be<lroom S100 per month 2 bedrooms $133 An £qual Housing Opportun1ty Phone 992 3273 • TOM RUE MOTORS m DEER HUNTERS II Hove your trop hies mounted today ond tresure them tomorrow SI R IF YOU hove o servtce to oiler CHF IEL Ds To•ide rmy east of wont to buy or sell so mething Rutlond one·fourt h mtle on Rt oe fook1 ng for work or 124 Phone 742 2178 whateVer you II gel result~ fo ster wtth o Senllnel Wont Ad SHOOTING MATCH Ju st oH Rt 7 Coll9'1 2 21 S6 by pass by Rock Sp nn gs Ceme tery 12 noon dee r sl ug s YARD SALE New pten~e table and shots wooden bookcase ltk e new wo9den clOthes hamper Blue NO HUNTI NG or trespossmg on Velour Do11enporf Al so H ob b~ th e Orv tl Holte r ond John Rose shop tns•de d1mng room oil lorrns wllhou! wrtllen perm1 s new Items wooden trucks and slon and ca rs wall plaques lawn orname nts pen sets many •) ,. small tlems Fndoy and Sotur day Charles Me lam re sidence nn ,.,, • \~r • 3 mtles east of R:actne on Rt 124 Phone 949 2220 Let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your waler UC XVI ONLy ------DO HOUSE cleomng Coli LOST STRAYED or STOLEN a small red Chlhuohuo w1th o 3 AND 4 RM furmshed and un crooked toll Lost Sunday If furntshed apb Phone 992 found please coli th1s number 5<3< 742 2523 Answerl to the nome cOUNTRY Mobile Home Park , Rt oiRed 33, len m1les north of Pomeroy FOUND St Bernard puppy tn Lorge lots wtth concrete poltos Midd lepor t oreo Must tdenllfy s1dewolks runners and off to dolm and po~ for food street parking Phone 992 7479 Phone 992 3110 or after 4 30 FURNISHED two bedroom opt p m 992 3165 adults only No pets M1d BLACK and Whtte Dolmo dl eport Phone 3874 fiQn 1 year o ld Male named Ch1co · Lost seen at Pomeroy 2 bedroom unfurn1sked opt 1n Mtdd lepor t Phone 992-3129 or Elementary 1 Sc hool Phone 992-543.. 992·3561 PIANO INSTR UCTION S Children s TIMBER P~;-oy Fores t Pro and adu lts June VonVronken ducts Top pn ce for s tondmg 992 2270 sowlfmber Co il Kent Hanby 1 44b BS70 SPECIAl S Ar D & J FABRI CS Fak e fur 1n p1eces, regular COINS CUR REN CY tokens old $2 50 lb now $1 50 lb la rge pocket watches and chams blonket p1eces S1 SO lb 1 toble s1l¥er and gold We need 19bll of poly double kn11 and po ly and olde r stfver coms Buy se ll blen.ds , Values to $2 49 now or trade Call Roger Wamsley $1 00 yard Red Heort Wtn luck 7.. 2 2331 1 yarn 4 o.t ske1n 98 eoch 1 mile south of Mtddleport on LJSEOPo P coole r upnght prefer red Co!l ol!e r 7 p m I (3Q4) SR 7 _!13 5157 or a ~ yltme 992 7~30 ABSOLUTELY NO huntmg or ELECTRIC d ry e r tr espos~mg doy or n1ght on the US ED reosonoble Pho ne 992 6161 Cha rles E Yos t ond the Ivan Wtl t Forms (1 1) 26, ( 121 3 10, Jtc Equipment Co. loll Lodle1 leather bt llfold In front of DuHon• In Mtdd leport Call9<9 2510 DAN THOMPSON FORD FORD Business Services • REGULATIONS 'he ( 11 J • ..' �I .. . Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds - WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES • P M Dftly itfore Publ ica t ion • Can c:e lletTonl , cor~ec ttons accepted first day of publ icat ion 5 Publisher reserves tt'tr t19hl to edit or re ject an v ads cteem ed ob jectlonal The publiSher will not be responsible for mor• than one Incorrect msertlon RATES For W1nt Ad Service 5 cents per word one upon m~ertlon Minimum Charge Sl 00 1<1 ce nts per word thre e consecu t l¥e ln urtlons 16 cents per wotd six c onse cutive Insertions iS ~ e r Cent Olscourn on palct eos anct· ae1s pa id w ithin 10 Days CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY 12 00 fnr 50 word mJnlmun , Sie'Ti'aOcmlonaJ wora 3 cents BLIND-ADS Ada111ona1 25c Ch arge per Advertisement OFFICE HOURS 8 JO fl m to 5 00 p m Dfl1ly 11 JO am to 17 00 Noon Slt~urday PM ne today 992 2156 Notice• THE RACINE Ftre Deporlment will hove a gun shoot Soturdoy at 6 30 p m at thetr butldmg 1n Boshon NOW occeptmg p1ano studtmts, begtnners mte rmedtole!i ad· vonced studen ts Call 992 2270 INTERVIEWS wtlt be held Mnday , Nov 22 1976 stort1ng 01 11 00 a m o clock 1n the office ol the Me1gs County Comm1 sstoners Court House Pomeroy Oh to for orchl lltc ls who ore on the opprovod Its! of Stole Ar cht tects (Publt(: Works Stgle of Oh1o) for the proposed muftt purpose foc1ltly for Me1gs Cou nty Please coli for appoint ment 992 2895 NOTICES ATTN 11 All HOUSEWIVES All Ya rd Sa tes , Rum mage, Por ch and Basen1ent Porc h and Basement Sales etc must be patd •n advance Get yours 1n early by s topp mg by our off1 ce t"' The Dally Sentmel, 11 Cou rt St or wr~t l ng Box 729, Pomeroy , Ohto 45769 with your rem 1ttance FISHERMAN PUBLIC NOTICE &HUNTERS 1 am offen ng for sale th e real es tate ow ned by 0 W A towboat crew member IS ESTATE SALE- W1seman, Deceased and tla w Wt scrnan con latntnQ apprOKimately 60 acre s SilUJ tC In SC IPtO Townsh ip Mctgs County Ohio , on We dnesday Dece m be r l s i t97 6, .11 11 oo o c lo c k AM at the of l!c e o t Crow Crow & Por ter, Attor neys Pomeroy, Oh•o Satd farm co nStSIS Of a s x room hou se qa rage barn , appro)um al e ty 70 acres of bot tom Ia nd and aP p•o••mately bO acres ot pa stu re Ftne Loca tton Property a pp ra tsed ad S11 ,900 00 and ca nn ot be sold for less than the appra .sed va lue Sate sub tec t to th e app roval of the Proba te Court , Me1gs County Oh1o Th1 s 1S a bargom m1 ss tng (rom the M-V OKAW stnce Nov 14, 1976 '"the a rea of mtle 132 of the Ohio River A reward of $250 for tntormahon leadmg to the location of th1s man. If you have any mformatton please call 614 247 2211 SYBIL EBERSBAC H, Ad mmtstn~trtx of th e Es tate o t 0 W W1seman , Dece ased n 2J 24 25 u. ( 9 30 7tc LEGAL NOTICE TO GENE EDWA RD ROSE , whose ta s t k no wn adctr ess · ~Athe ns Gr eece and whose C)( r1 CI add r ess IS unknown ro MARGJ\RE:T JOA NN WAL K [R whOSE' ta._t known a ddress ,., Ke n t, Ohto and whose lc1 sl known add ress tS unknown ,' TO THE SU RVIVING SPO USE OF WAY NE GR IMM d ece a se d whose name and address are urtk now n Youarv ll creby no llftt:d that you hav e been named deltmda nts n a leqat act10n en I tt(d Robe rta C 0 Br 1en vs Gene Edward Rose e t al Th1 s ac t1on 11a s been asstgn cd Case No 16 199 111 the Common Pt c,1s Court at Me igs Count y OhtO The oblcct of the compla mt •S to par l!ltOn r eal es lnte StiUill("d m Rutla nd Townshtp Mt:'tO S County OhtO descr 1bCd a s follows Beqmnm g rn th e cen ter of Btg Leadmg Creek at the nor th wes t cor ner ol E H Grn~ v es land Ia tety bought by the sa1d Mc Hafft l: m Sec t1on 3 1, Tosn 6 Ranqc 14 Oh10 Company s Pur cMasc tne nce north 621 dcq cast n rods to tM c west St dC of the road th e nce ea st 50 r ods !Mcnee north 74 cteg east 75 1 , rod s then ce nor th 5 rod s 23 tmk s th e nce so uth 15' ) de g wes t 1·1 rod'i 9 ltnks then ce we s t 102 rorls IS l•n ks to !Me cen ter road l e~dlniJ fr om Bradley Mill to qra ss run thence south 10 1 1 deq eas t 1il r ods to the center of teadt ng cr eek then ce down sad cr eek to th e pla ce of IJCq tnnlng contam1 ng about 118 ·acres mo re or less Exceptmq abou t 4 a cr es o ff ot the no rth StdC betonqmq to Eltz a Nelso n hC'I rS You-are re QUired to an s wer th e comptJ1n t Wlthtn 18 day s after the last publlcatiOO of this no11ce whteh wit1 be publis hed once eac h we ek for s )( consecultve week s 'The last pubticatton wdl be made on Oec 7 4 1976 an d th e ?8 day s for answer will start on that da te tn c as~; of your fat lur e to an s wer or other wtse res pond as rcqut r ed by th e Oh o Rules of Ctvtl Procedure 1udgmenl by defautt w1 ll be rende r ed aqa•n st vou lor rct1 ~ 1 demanded 1n th 1s comp la int LARRY E SPENCER Clerk ol Courts Common P leas Court MctQS Coun ty Oh iO 111 1 19 26 !11) 3 10 17 24 61C NOTICE OF • APPOINTME NT Case No 219 80 Esta te of E li zabeth Letth e tt , Deceased Nolt CC tS he r eby gtven that Elt7abeth 8 Htbbs of 188 Wa lnu t S treet MtCfd leport Oh10 ha s been du ly a ppo mt ed E•eculn.: of the Estate of E t zabeth Le1fhetl, deceased , tat e of M1 ddt cpo r l, Ohio Me 19S Cou nty Credilo rs are reau1 r ed to fil e thei r cl a 1ms Wtlh said ltd UC1ary W1lh 1n three month s Dated thts \5th day of Novembe r 1916 Mannmg D Webs ter Judg e Court of Com man Pleas, Probate DIVISIOn Me1gs County , Ohto (Il l 19, 26 ( 12 1 3 Jtc ......._!1111---1' MEIGS I ·I I POMEROY, O PH. 992·2 176 l111ternational I Harvester I 'New Idea Equipment I . _______ IMcCulloch Ch•IJ .,.. I Saws , W1l• do odd 1obs, roofing, pam t1ng , gutter work Phone 9927•09 lOS• Bedford oreo mole S1om1ue cot Fomtly pet onswer• to nome of Sam' tf found , phta51t ~ m -5565 LOST OR STOLEN 2 Female AKC BoJ~er puptes 9 week~ old Lost or stolen from th e home of Mrs Ann Jome1, Rt 1 Long Bottom Oh1o Reword Please phone (614] 992 3742 concerning !he whereoboul5 Will ahe~~-':"_7,.22 ~ - __ SEWING AND Alterations reownoble. 57:2 Soulh Th1rd ~'!.w!.!.~1ddleP9rt 99'2·6306 WANT WORK tn gof 5lotJon or garage, dotng minor work on cars. tune up and body; work Call P Sntder 992 5972 los:J- GUARANTEED JOBS $J7.j 40 smgle , $502 80 momed, Army Recru tll ng 593 3022 co U col feet ----HOUSEI(EEPER WANTED to l1ve tn - room and boa rd , wages open Phone 992 3923 i'an4l!<EfruJW ~~ :--- ~-~--~YF"·--==-~ OLD furn•tu re •ce bo)(es brass beds wal l telephones ond ports or complee households Wr~te M D M1ll er, Rt -4 !_9~er~y -~ hu:_<;oll99'!_!7f!J _ CASH po td for oil mokes ond models ol mobile homes PhoneoreocodebU 473 953 1 279,95 let us test your w.ater Free PLEASURE HORSES a nd po ntes olso will buy horns and pon1es Phone (61 4) 698 3290 Ruth Ree11es -------- -- AKC REGI STERED BOXER PUPPIE S Pomeroy Landmark Had shots ond wormod Phone 6 __9'1_ 2 37 2 "'• -· Jatk W Carsey, Mgr 6il, P.horfe 992 2181 TO G1VE AWAY Mal e dog port L--~_;_;.;.::;.:.:,;.:_;:.:;.;__,. Co llte and Beagle about 2 year s old Good watch dog Phone 949 2B16 TIMES FOR HOlDING - ------~- -·COURTS OF APPEALS _1~) . -' --~ A 0 1971 STATE OF OHIO , FOURTH Judtetal Outrtct Court of Appeals Ills ordered that the t1me of the beg tnn lng of the terms of the Court of Apeals of lh e seve r al Counltes m said ADAMS Coun ty on the 6th day of April and the 19th dayof OC TOBER ATHENS County on !h e 24th day of FE 8 R U A R Y and the 22n d day Of SEP TE MB ER BROW N Co unt y on the 7th dayofAPRilandfhe20t hdlly of OC TOBE R GALL lA Count y on th e 15th ' day of FE BRU ARY lind the 6th da y at SEPTE MB E R HI G HLAND County on th e 5th day of AP R tl and the 18th day of OCTOBER HOCKING Cou nty on I he 26th day of APRIL a nd the IS' h day of NO VEM BE R Jackson co unt y on the 8th day of MARCH and the 4th day of OCTO BER LAW REN CE County on the 9th dav of MARCH and the 5th day of OCTO BE R MEIGS Cou nty on lhe 16th day of FEBRUARY and the 7th Clay of SE PTEMBER PICKAWAY Count y on the 27t h dey Of APRIL and the 16th day ot NOVEM BER PIKE County on the 22n d day of MARCH and th e 26th d&y of OCTO BE~ ROSS Co unty on th e 28th da y of APRIL and th e 17tk day of NOVEMBER SC of IOTO Cou ntyand on the day MARCH the 2Jr 27fhd day of OCTOBER VINTON Co unl y on the 17th day of FEBRUARY and the 8t h day of SEPTE MB E R WAS HIN GTON County on the 2Jrd dey of FE BR UA R Y and the 21st day of SE P TEMBER Earl E Stephen5on Homer E Abele Gordon 8 Gray, PJ Judges Phone 9f2 -S716 ~I ·-·-~ .-... ~ ANY PITCH ANYS!ZE ~utheastem NEARLY new al elec home full basement, for sole by own~r Rutland area Phone 742 2531 TUPPERS PlAINS OHIO Three bedroo m house, fa m1ly room ftre ploce 2 baths dt shwo sher range , garbage d1sposal ca rpet, sun deck Iorge lo t $26,500 Phone (614) 667-6304 -- 1969 NOvo • fhdro s harp new pom t bucket seals a ir shocks mags Phone 949 2480 1971 Chevrolet sta ti on wogon 9 eassenger '" good cond1t1on Phone 992 5623 69CHEVELLEMALIBU yellow with blo rk v1nyl root and block tn · tertor 307 engm e 2 door auto matic power steeung d h t tope player an ne w ex ous sys tem fo1r condttton $1 000 Phon~949 2574 1968 JEEP WAGONEER 4 wheel dnve lockout hub 6 cyl $895 Al so F :250 FORO 10 wheel dnve ptckup good Haro ld Brewer long Bottom or coli 9~ 8S~3~S~S.::__ _ _ _ _ _ -2 1969 FORD lTD 4 new tires good condition Col i 992 6137 ~ ---------t972 CHEVROLET NOVA 6 cyltnder outomot1c Al so, 1969 FordLTO V8 outomat te. 8oth 1n good co nd11ion See ot 105 UntonAvenueorcoll9923293 1968- VOLKSWAGON CAN be seen at 747 Broadway Mid dl 119<1'132 11 epor 1 or co -h:plorer 1300 mil es v 8 sta nda rd shtft, slide 1n rea r wmdow sport wheel cove rs om fm rad1o st1ll under worronty. $4200 Al so I%9VW bug wtth new . engine outomo t•c st ick shtft rear win· dow delroster $600 . Phone 992-2280 i976f0Ro""'"'f100 1966 FORD LTD asking $200 Good fo r work car Phone 7<2·2427 or 7<2·2<65 1976 MAROON CAMARO lt <BOO m•les console automatic. om· fm stereo tape plor•r built 1n, steel betted rodla tires with chrome mags , $-4700 Contact 992 55 16 Susie Andrews anytltne after 3 p.m. dunng weekdays and on-,.tlme on weekends PUBLIC NOTICE The Meigs Cou n t~ Com mlss1oner s will hold ~ public hea r tng November. 29, at 9 00 fJ. M In the Com mi ssioner 's Office In the court house The heart no Is for proposed ap 1975 TRAVEL Troller Colvolcode pi/cations on projects fo r a 25 It complete tncludes 20 ft Community Deve lopment Carefree own 13.500 btu . Block Grant duotherm 01r conditioner, sell Citizens barficlpatlon Is conta med tv a ntenna , 1woy requested contr oL slteps 9 Phone 992.!1829 after 6 00 p m • (Ill 26., lt c , --------- ~ LOCUST POSTS round or spit! Phone 949 277 4 1971 HONDA Cl <SO 12 000 mtles s•ssy bar crash bars pu ll boc k handl e bars new ttre ond seals Scrambler s1de p1pes S650 Coll 949 2480 POT ATOES a nd pumpk 1ns C W Proll1tl Port la nd Ohto Phone ~3ns·~~----~-­ COAl fo r sole Open 6 doys per week ond &vemngs For fu rther 1nformatton call (6U )367-n3!! APPLES FITZPATRICK ORCHARD STATE ROUTE b89 PHONE WilKESVIllE , (61<) 609 3795 FiJi:"LE'R Br~~h'Producls for - sal e Phone 992 3410::_._~:-CAMPER . S600 Als a horse tra der $450 Phone {614 ) 698 3290 New TV Shop El ect romc TV Chntc" Serv1ce coli S5 95 Phone 992 6306 PEARCE SIMPSON C B bose sta hon Phone 247 2684 alter 5 pm CHOICE eor corn $2 00 bus hel Phone 742 2359 197r HONDA 750 Good cond1 11on phon! (304) 882 2514 7 month old Purebred Choro lo1s bull wilh or Wi thout papers _:P:;h~ on~•c:9c-<9.:..:, 2 1:,.:1 ~----­ TEAFORD .Jargtl B. Sr., Realtor 110 Mechan•c Pomeroy, 0 Phone 992 3~.... NEW LI STING 3 bedrooms , 12 yrs old Modern b!!ith, and kitchen Natur!l gas F A furnace, 2 porches & level lot Near Pomeroy $22,000 3 YRS. OLD - River franf property wlfh 4 lots. Modern. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, nice kitchen with din in g and sliding glass doors Only S37, SOO RIVER LOT - 77x119 A good camp s1te for only $3,000 NEW 9 ROOMS - 2'12 baths, 2 showers, large sun deck, nice kitchen wtth dt!.hwasher, range, central vacuum. Basement and near ly 3 acres of level land . 146.000 . IN THE COUNTRY Building 30x40 on lof af Dexter for only SS5oo.oo REG ENCY Mob tle C B with floor mount and Pacer antenna 111 eluded Used oppro)(l mately 5 hours In EXCELLENT cond1t1on Ortgtnol pn ce S155 wtll !lell lo r $100 Must sell P~on e'992 37,.2 29 ACRES Has T P water and electricity Also has a 3 bedroom mobile home, If wanted . Will sell all for $20,000 Or separate onyhme BEEF_ c"me 30< lb. Co li 7201 USED WA SHER en d dr ye r Pomeroy Home ond Auto Phone992·209< 2 GUERNSEY COWS $.175 eoch One regular Guernsey cow $400 one bred Guernsey hoofer $275 Phone949 2179 1000 WAXED CABBAGE bo•e • 50' bo)( each New Holland I row pion! setter $250 One Joh n Deere 3 poml h1 tth sprayer $100 Phone B43-2451 VINE ST. - Middlet>Drf. 2 bedrooms, modern bafh, front and back porches level lot Asking $16,500 m BUILDING LOTS - One af Rock Springs and 2 af Five Points MAKE CHRISTMAS TREES I On Old Rt 33 between Co. Roods 1B ond 19 Tag now and cut fres h when destred Pnced S2 00 to $8 00 Opho and Borbora Offutt Phone 9'12 3296 51 ACRES FREE GAS - Modern 1112 story house, 3 br , dining room, fireplace, full basement. nice porches and out buildings , Large scenic lake with green grass and pine frees around it. Watch the large bass swim along In the clear water Pretty as a picture. Priced to sell - 1.17,400 00 ' .......,.FR=EE""'E~.......---. ~~~~~ F1n1ntltl Antlllde Blown 1nttWds' AHIU STORM WINOOWS l DOORS WIRIIOWS ALUMINUM SIDING-SOflln GunE~IIfGS LARRl,~~DER One good used chain IIW. $150.00 One good used Gibson Sldeby.Sfde Rofrlgtrotor $2GII Water Soflonen for S.lo $349.00 Pomeror Landmarll 9 •. ...,. Jeck W. Clrsty, Mgr. Phonom·2111 ELECTRONIC T V CLINIC , New T V shop Electromc T V Ch ntc Serv1ce coli $5 95 Color, 8 & W antenna systems stereos etc 572 South Thtrd Mtddfeport Phone 992 6306 Corry 1n and save money GRAVELY SER VICE - Save 25 Pe t on labor b~ hovmg your Grove ly Troclor repa tred or se rvn:ed now G ravely Tra ctor Sales Pomeroy , Oh1o Phone (61 4) 992 2975 GAS and Ott Furnace Rep01r soles a nd se rvtce 24 hour s Phone843 216_5'-~~--,---,.WI-Ll-T-RI-M-or cui"frees an d shrub b~ry Ph one 742 J167 or 949 2545 ~----------:-c:--:c-- FROSTY S C B PHOTOGRAPHY Aerial Commercial Sc~ools Weddings KEN GROVER {6141915·4155 Chester, Ollio 10 17 1 mo •' IPdl BRADFORD Aud1o neer. Corti plete Se rv 1ce Phone 949 2497 or 949 2000 Rocme Ohto CrUt Bradford FRAlEY s Lumber Com pony at 1unct1on of 346 ond 50 W Albany Ofhce phone (614) 698 6700 or res1den ce (614) 698·53 10 or 698 8890 Open 7 am MOBILE ho me for sa le or rent, 3 bedrooms, ol ufthltes po1d Phone 992 7751 . 10 w 50 RICHARDSON , 2 bedroom fu lly cc rpe ted unfurnished Phone 992 7562 REMODELING , Plumbtng, heatmg and all types of general repair Work guoronteed 20 veors ex penence Phone 992 2,.09 SEWING MACHINE Repo trs ser· vtce oil ma kes, 992-228.4 The Fobrtc Shop Pomeroy Aulhonzed S1nger Sales ond Se r\l tce We sharpen Setssors EXCAVATING dozer , loader ond backhoe work dump trucks and lo boys for htre, wtll haul ltll dtrt to sotl ltmestone and grovel Coli Bob or Roger Jef· fers day phone 992 7089 mght phone 992-3525 or 992· 5232 WIN A MIDLAND23 CHANNEL BASE OR MOBILE CB RADIO WITH THIS COUPON. Name~-------------------- SAVE ON CARPETING Phone Number_ _ _ _ _ _ __ No purchase necessary , need not be present to win. You must bnng coupon in person to Riggs Used Cars to be eli ible to win. INSTI .LED Regularl14.,5 Sq. Yd. Everyd•v money IIYtr. Good chafe. colors. SEE: 12or IS Fl 501 NYLON Green, gold, reeL blue, rust. Do It yourself, with ROGER RIEBEL OR RAY RIGGS p.eddlng, $7.95 sq. yd. With podding lnsfelltd SI.U square v•rd. LOCATED ON Pomeroy Bowling Lanes 11-16-lb Tuesday Trtpllcafe Team Sid Royal Oak Park 65 Royal Crown Cola S5 Shamrock Motel 54 New York Clothing 42 Ruth's Beauty Shop 37 Shirts, Lfd 35 Htgh Individual game -Pat Smlfh 182 , second htgh Individual game - Frankie Hunnell, 177 , High series - Pat Carson, 499; second high series - Pat Smlfh, 476 Team high game - Royal Oak Park , 486, team high series - Royal Oak Park, 1,404. F'-'RNINRE Mon ., Tues .. Wed. ... 8:0Dtfi 5:00 • •• •• •• t Thursday atil12 noon ~. • • FRIDAY TIL 8 : Sat. At 5 p.m. •,. •• •••••••••• •• CHRISTMAS AUCTION Close '' RUnAI!ID FURNINRE 742-2211 - CALi:JiMMY DEEM949·23B8 ...CNOLD GRATIEI RIJTLAND ' ( 7 985-4100 Sl RT. 7 CHESTER, 0. PHONE 1.011742·2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT .,.. POMEROY, OHIO Address•------------ HI.W SHAG '10,95 Barntce 8eda Osol For Saturday, Nov 27, 1976 (NEW CARS) JEEP CJ-7's 3 IN STOCK Redu ced Up To '60000 '76' d RABBIT DEMO spd , A M r ad tiJ is Was 14,619 95 NOW '3588 USED CARS SALE ~1g truckload of toys, games, g1Hs and all new merchandise. Friday 6·30 p ,m, at the Auchon House, Horton St , Mason, W. Va ORDERED TO TEACH DAYTON, Ohio ( UPI) Three hundred strikmg Wayne Township teachers have been ordered to return to work today by Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Judge Stanley "'lllips. Phillips ordered t he teachers back 1o work Monday after a senes of weekend meetings failed to end the weeklong strike, In his o..der, Phillips stated that the school board and the teachers were to resume daily negotiations The order also provided for federal mediation. Teachers went · on strike Nov. IS seekmg a base starUng salary of $9,400 and improved dental benefits . The school board had offered a base starling pay of $9,200. There are 9,136 students and 10 schools in the Wayne Township school district. The schools have been open during the strike with classes taught by supervisory personnel and others. ) BAEZ TO IRELAND SAN FRANCISCO ( UP!) Folk smger Joan Baez says she wlll travel to Northern Ireland to perform a concert Dec. 2 m Belfast and participate ln a peace march on Dec. 5. She sa1d Monday lhat she also would march m a peace demonstration m London on Nov 27 at the mv1tation of Betty W1lhams, a leader of the Women's Peace Moverrienl ln Northern Ireland. She sa1d women started lhe movement there because they were " tired of the born bings of schools and pubs." EX-GOVERNOR JAILED SAFFORD, Ariz. (UPI) i l David Hall, former governor of Arizona, entered lhe Swift Trail Federal Prison Camp Monday , tlte second well· known poht1c1an to arnve at the c amp in les & limn a month. John Ehrllchman, former domestic affairs adviser ln the Nixon White House, arrived Oct 28 to begin serving a 2 1k to.S-year sentence for Watergate offenses Hall was convicted of offering a $25,000 bribe to former a state official in return for his influence in obtaimng a $10 million investment of stale funds w1th a Dallas firm . TWO-DAY VISIT OXFORD, Ohio ( UP[) "World modelmg" expert Dr. Dennis Meadows, author of a Widely-used lexlboo k on global environmental problems, today began a twoday slay al Miami Umvers1ly as a guest scholar Meadows , currently d~re c tor of Dartm ou t h University's graduale program in systems dynam1cs , ga1n e d international recognitton through his research on world simulation at lhe Massachusetts lnslilute of Technology under the sponsorship of the Club of Rome That research resulted m the publicatiOn of "Lirmts to Growth ," a book now widely used as a text m the study of global enVIronmental problems At Mtaml, Meadows IS participatin g m systems analysis classes, meeting With facully and students of several departments and gJvmg a public lecture at 7.30 p.m. tomghl on " Modeling the National Energy Problem," the topic of h1s current research Dartmouth ' 1972 MAVERICK 6 cyt , a ulo a!f cond at PICKUP TRUCK S 4 IN STOCK 2-1972 FORDS 1-1973 FORD 1-1972 CHEVROLET PRICES !N EFFECT DEC. Jrd PHONE 446-9800 SOUR CAPOTE HOLLYWOOD i UPI) The Hollywood Women 's Press Cl ub Monday named author Truman Capote to rece1ve 1ts annual "Sour TAURUS (April 20-Mor, 20) A b~g mt scB iculatiDn on M lmpor· lOili IS SUC IS POSSible tod ay on you1 part 11 s because you ig~ nore tile f1ne pnnt GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) Yo u tend to mag n 1ty so me thi ng you ve done tor another Later the facts will prove your con· tnbut1on was not so grea t II cou ld be e mbarrassing CANCE R (June 21-Julr 22) Your mates extravaga nce co uld pu1 you m an awkward pos1h on to· day You may be forced to try /o recoup and wtnd up look ing <;:heH P LEO (Ju ly 23- Aug 22) To accomplish your al ms today you shou ld 1101 be too lav1 sh 1n you r approa ch Peop le w111 respect you mure tf wha t you offer Is reali~IIC VIRGO (Aug 23-Sepl 22~ Be a sharp estimato r If you re doi ng work tor someone else today Don t be l u red tnto un dorevaluatl ng the scope of the lOb When you get your oit & filter chang ed af ~ mith Nelson Motors dunng the month of December you get a free grease job. You owe 1! lo yourself to check with us before you buy any new or used car. We have the sharpest pencil in town. We are the Fnendly Deater. AOUARtUS (Jon. 20·F•~ 18) Goo d tnl etll lons Ieday could teed you to bil e off more than you can chew Fo r1unately someone with betle r se nse wtfl baol yououl S Tbe By Almaaac United Pru1 International Tod ay l 8 Friday • Nov 26 • on addressed stamped envelope to show lor ll " Murder by Death " • Nommated for "newcomer of the year" award, to bl• announced next month, were Jodie Fosler, 13-year-old sta r of "Taxt Df)ver " a nd "Bugsy Malone ," Susan Blakely, Penny Marshall of " Laverne and Shirley " and l~ndsay vacant because of the '1 I J S1r Laurence Olivier, D1ck van Dyke and John Wayne Fema le sta r nommat1ons went to Nan cy Bdr~ bara Walters LESLIE F. OFFICE HOU~S':.., ; JO to 12,2 to S (CLOSE AT NOON · ON THURS.)-EAST COURT ~E~Ro'v............... I ' FULT, CHAIRMAN MEIGS COUNTY - REPUBUCAN EXECUTIVE COMMmEE PoL Advl. Paid for Personally by the Signer \ I' depresslon Wagner. Walker and newscaster ' ' Nomina led for male s tar of wer~ I ofllce space in New York City's skyscrapers was A BRIEF MESSAGE TO .THE VOTERS OF MEIGS COUNTY his appearance fn Ute movJC ·. the year ' the331Btdayof1976Withstilo follow. The moon ls moving toward Y0 ur Birth d a·y CAPRICORN (Doc 22·Jon 19) As iro Gmph P 0 Bo x 489 Hee d any ex pert advice on a Recho C• fv Srarwn New York, purchase today Otherwtse you II N y 10019 Be sure to a~K tor spend too much and have Illite to Sagittarius Volume 1 ) • N. W.OPTOMETRIST COMPTON, O.D. ri.. GREASE JOB PISCES (Fob. 20 -Morch 20) Call a spade e spade today If lh(tre's a favor you went of a fr iend Just lts Drst quarter. ask Trying to beat around the The "' morning stars are bush co uld to se you both fav or Mara and Saturn, LIBRA (Sept -23-0cl. 23) Your - The evening st•~ are Merprud e11 1 JU dgment will be tn - a-nd frleltd dHect co nfl tc t with your excury, Venus and Jupiter. tr avaga nt wh1 ms today Un hapThose born this date are pily the less·dt scl pllned stde ot under the stgn of Saglttartua. your nat ure may preva tl John Harvard, founder of SCO RPIO (O cl 24· Nov 22) Nov. 27, 1971 Harvard University , waa Your heed will rule your heart to- There s~ou ld bo abundant o p~ born Nov, 26, 160'7. day YOIJ co uld m1 ss sQme warm portunllles fo r you In your work On this day bt hiiLory : huma n expenences because of or ' caroe r lhts year Fa lt ura to In 1789 President George yol.lr overly practical nature analyze wh et is best may lea d ' da ·'de SAG ITTARIUS (Nov 23-Doc you 10 take 1he teest adva n- Washlnglon set this Ya .. as one of national 21 ) Yo u reliable to te ll one per · tageous course (Are you a SagiNarlus? Bernice thanklglvtng for adoption Of so n one tht ng and lhe n tr1p United States yourselt up by re¥ersmg you rself Osol has wrdlen a specrnl Astra- the wlth another Play safe Te ll 11 c,rapl 1 Letter tor you For your Constitution. IJke 11 IS copy send 50 cents al1d 1:1 self In 1930 one-fourth of aU Apple Award" for what lite club called " the worst aclmg performance of the year " for ''Bwmc Woman ' FREE ARIES (March 21-Aprll19) You do n 1 have to be stin gy tod ay but metes no roo so n you have to p1ck up the who le tab either Be la u to you rself too '1 POM0~~~!vE~~!~~. CO. @) Pomeroy AstraGraph radtal ttr es local \ ~11 1974 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO Sl99S locall owner car, green ftnts h, green vmyl roof radta l w w ttres, atr condthonmg V 8, wtth a uloma ltc power s teer ing and brakes Chrysler Newport Royal .................. " You'll Like Our'Quality Way 01 Doing Busmess " GMC Finah~ing Open Evemng's ,UniJI6:00 - TiiSp.m . Saturday 992·5342 350 If 12 KARR & VAN ZANDT 36" RUnAND • PB 1973 CHM VEGA ••••••••••••••• 11295 B' GROCERY STOR'E recreat1 on room , gos service, ltvmg quarters w1th or without sup· pltes, ond acreage Must sell Soon /eov1ng state See at In· lltti71t42iit·iii22ii11t1siso•••iiRiiuillliiliinGiittl tersed•on of 248 & 124 Phone ' · 98S 3306 c VB PS '1495 72 Chevy Imp. 4 Dr.....,. ....... .. .......... 11295 72 Olds 98 4 Dr., power & AIR ... .. ...... 12295 74 Ply. Duster Cpe . 6 cyl, PS, Air . ....... .12795 72 Buick Elec. 2225 HT Cpe............... '2495 72 Olds 88 4 Dr. Sedan, power & air ..... '1995 74 Olds Cutlass Sup. Cpe. 2 Dr ........... .. 13895_ 1 74 Vega GT Cpe ............................ .. 11995 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille , Power and air .... 3195 . 74 Cheyy Yz ton, V-8, 3 spd ........... ..... '2595 72 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille ..................... '3195 74 AMC Hornet 2 Dr ....................... .. '1995 71 Chev. Caprice HT Sedan ................. '1795 72 O lds Toronado lull power and air ..... '1995 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sed., power ? air......... .'l995 73 Olds 98 Lux. Cpe., air... .. . ... ......... '3495 70 Nova 2 Dr., 4 speed ...................... 1895 73 Olds 88 Royal HT Sedan, air........... .'1695 70 Chrysler New Yorker 4 dr, ~dan .. ..... . '595 73 Olds 88 4 Dr. power & atr ............. '1595 70 Ford LTD 4 Dr., power & air ............ ..'895 73 Ford Galax1e 500 HT Cpe, .... .......... 12395 69 Olds 88 HT Sedan ................ • • .... • • 1395 73 Ford LTD 4 Dr., air ................... .. .'2695 69 Ford -LTD 4 Dr. Sedan, power & air ...... '795 73 Buick Regal HT Cpe., power & atr ......13495 67 Cad~lac HT Sed., power & AIR ........ '995 73 Olds Cutlass Sup. Cpe ............... • .. 13495 ® ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers toaste rs trans dll small oppl1onces lawn mower. ne11t to Stale Htghwoy Garo~e on Route 7 Phone (614) 9BS 382S HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex covo11ng sep tiC ~s yste m s dozer bockhoe dump lruclo. li mes tone g rovel blocklop P9Vlng , Rt 143 Phone 1 (614) ___ .98_7_3:~ 31~----------GAS AND OIL furnace repatr~ soles ond serv1ce 24 hours Phon e 843 2165 • 1974 FORD GRAND TORIN0 ••••••• 12695 76 Olds 88 Royal HT Cpe., air ..... ......... 15795 76 Chevy Chevette Hatchback, 4 spd. • • .. • '2795 75 Olds 98 Regency Cpe ....... , ..... : .. .. .16295 DAN THOMPSON FORD PHOTOGRAPHY RADIO Equop ever~tht ng m two woy rod10 ;~~;;.;;;;;;;;;;;; anten nas and acces Phone · ~ 843 2855 Po rtlan d CHESTER Ever dream of owning your own golfcourse? Here's your chance for yov or your friends to own a nice rolling golf course, SOIJz acres. 9 greens, nice modern club house, oufb<JIIdlng with all spraying and seeding equipment, needs some mowing and a little repair work on golf course This could be P<~rchased wlfh the 113 acres listed above and developed tnto a beaOtlful 18 hole golf course, call for apj)t. - I m• PROFESSIONAL __ .__ 4-1~1 Ph !t2·ltt3 tt 1973 CHEVY IMPALA 2 DR .•••••••• 12695 1976 Ford Granada • • • • • • • 14295 1973 FORD PICKUP f·100 •••••••• 12595 1975 Dodge Dart 6 cyl••••• 12895 V 8 std trans 1974 Ford Grand Torino• • • • 12295 1974 FORD PICKUP f·lOO ••••••••• 12995 v 8 std trans 1974 Pontiac Catalina • • • • • 12995 FORD PICKUP f·100 •• •••••• ·'2195 1974 P~mouth Fu.y Ill.. • ..12495 1972 V 8 s td tr a ns 1974 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr••••• 12695 MANY MORE 1 a 1976 Ptnlo, Mustang, or Mavenck. 1973 Pontiac LeMans, Green •• 1895 Save Now onSee: Pat Hilt, Rocky Hupp or Darrel Dodritl 1973 Chevy Impala S.W••• • • 11995 For a good deal on a new or used vehicle Open Eventngs Ttl6 · 00 1973 Ford LID • • • • • • • • • • 12495 Except Thurs and Sat Closed Sunday 1 1973 Buick LeSabre Custom •• 2495 1973 Buick LeSabre •••••• •12495 1973 Pootiac LeMans Spart 12295 Middleport 1973 Chevy_ Caprice • • • • • • • 12695 1972 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. • • • • 11395 1972 Thunderbird • • • • • • • • 12495 2S~~NS Pomeroy 1971 Dodge Polaro .. ~ • • • • • '695 Motor Co. OUAUTY 1971 Pootiac Catalina • • • • • • s795 t97S CHEVROLET BLAZER S4B9S 4 whee l dn ve , large ttres, a lum1num wheel 350 V 8 automatiC, power st ee nng and brakes, de lu xe 1969 Plymouth Fu.y • • • • • • • 1295 transmtss1o n, radto 1 1969 fOrd LID • • • • • • • • • • • 495 t97S CHEVROLET CIO PICKUP 1429S F leetstde VB automattc, power stee nng and brakes, silverado trim la rge h ub caps and loaded w tth 1967 Ford 2 Dr. HT • • • • •_...~95 c hrom e trtm Sltdtng rear glass a fum1n um tn sula ted bed cove r Trul y a premtum untt and the low 1973 Chev. Cheyenne Super•• J2695 m1l eage s hows TRAILER SALES REPUCE,ENT t One ow ner 4 Cy l , auto tran s tnsul1tion Semces CHESTER -- 113 acres' farm, 80 acres til lable land, nice 2 story farm house, 7 rooms and bath, all hardwood floors and basement. Bern end other ou!bulldlngs, 2 ponds. A nice laying farm pr iced to go Located near Chester, call lor appt. FOR SALE MetalliC blue fm1s h, w htte vin yl top w tfh blue leather tnfe n or , full power, rad1a l f1res, hit wheels, crutse controL AM FM st~reo ta e 1 owner BIOWr COOLVILLE- Nice mod brick home containing lhree bedrooms, dining room, living room wllh fireplace, full basement with garage, lar.ge front porch, nat gas furnace. city water and well water~ a beautiful home wlfh approx . S'h acres of land, fruiHrees and shade trees surrounding it. Plenty of garden space, good fishing area close by, located In Coolville, Oltlo. Priced af only 1.12,000 C~ll now ONE BROWN plo•d rock •ng chotr 1n'iQood condttton. One .40 Inch gold range hOOd wtlh l1ght ond fan Phone 9.j9 2692 1975 Uncoln Coope 7495 1 11 4 1 mo MOBILE Home Repo1r Elec plumbtng and heat tng Phone 992-5858 SPECIAL J bedroom and attached garage, tota l e lectric home under construction on 1f2 l!cre lot . Owner will finish In 30 days for buyer or will sell "as Is" May take trade located near Chester . STEREO AM FM rod1o 8 tfotk tope combmatton Bolonc& $106 40 or lerms Coli 992-3965 A REAL BEAUTY 949-2814 DOZE R work and weld1ng Con toc t Ja mes Parso ns Rt I Roc1ne on Ca rmel Road CENTRAL REALTY CO. SEARS 19 cu ft deep freeze 17 ft refngerator Phone (304) 773 s:t70 or (614) 992 2~ Oh~,o~---------------- PLANS L---------....! MEN 5 USED clothtng for sole O,)en 4 till9 everydoy Proff lll s Recreation Center Portland Oh1o CLARINET good cond1t1on $65 307 Locust 51 , Middlepo rt YOUR NOW ON SELLING OR' BUYING . We are carrying many nice ones for you. 1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX •••••• 12895 One owner low mileAge SEPT!( ANKS AT tn• . .•KSGIVING - wlll be warmer and If you a re preparing to settle In a home oi your own Here are some of our current availabilities OVERLOOKS RIVER - 3 bedrooms, bath, dining R , living R, basement , porches, natu ~ al gas furnace ASKING $12,500 00, BRICK l'h story. 2 bedrooms, bath , dining R .. large living R., enclosed back porch, side porch, natural gas furnace, level lof , block garage !needs paper & paint) SB,900 00 NEW HOME J bedrooms, colored ceramic bath, lovely kitchen, ut il ity R., carpeted, large garage and work area, all eledrlc, about 1 acre $23,000.00 POSS ES S ION UPON SIGNING OF THE DEED (on the iobaveJ TURN YOUR SELLING PROBLEMS OVER TO US NOW. HENRY E CLELAND BROKER V 8, aul a trans Just fi II out the coupon below & bring tn person to R1ggs Used Ca l. EXCAVATING dozer back hoe 3 BEDROOM lull bosemen l hot ond d1 tcher Charl es R Hoi woler heat 11/t baths , new hot l1 el d Bock Hoe Service water healer new kttc hen Rutl ond Ohto Phone 742 2008 woll to wo lf carpe l downs tai rs S';~tems tnstall ed b~ 01 r co nditi Oning newly li ce nsed tnstol le r Sheperd remodeled lorg~ yard Phone Contractors Phone 742 2.. 09 9'12 3356 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern 5 ROOM house wtth both 50 Son tlaflon 992 3954 or 992 acres on hard top road Good 2428 !ocot10n for ho us mg develop men! Good born and out WILL do roofm g. cons truction bu1 ld1ng s 2 locot1ons fo r gos plumbtng ond heohng No fOb a nd oil wells Own water too Iorge or too sma ll Phone system no reasonab le off er 742:2348 refused Phone 992 5795 CAR PENTER tfoonng cet lm g ponel1ng P _ 1e 992 2759 FURNISH ED 2 bedrooms, nice bath, furnace, basement, stove, refrigerator and large lot." Want $12,900 1970 DODGE DART ••••••••••••••••'1295 1970 FORD RANCHERO SQUIRE ••••'1795 23, 1976 Wtth the purchase of any used car in stock. Sale good 11 -19·76 thru 11·27-76 auto tra ns 1972 CHM IMPALA 2 DR .••••••• 11995 Squa,.. Yard lnslallld ~vid t"lr5ans, uwner ............... 6 Cyl Very Clean BACK CARPETING •6.95 Located tn Langsville Box28-A 1971 CHEVEllE 4 DR.••••••••••••• '995 DRAWING DEC. DISCOUNT ~ TO BE HELD ASSORTED RUBBER rruss Rafter Co. Rutland , Oh•o 4.577.5 Ph (614) 742.2409 We Oel1v er 7 28 -4 mos 11·11-) J!'O, Racine, Ohio Ohio 11495 1972 FORD PINTO WAGON ••••••••• cyl, auto tran s 6 Cy f . s td trans Rf(INE CARPET SHOP '""""'"'':at chlor1de and co lc1um bnne lo r dust contro l and spt!c10l m1x1ng soh for forme rs Mom Street Pomeroy Oh1o or phone 992 3891 WIN A MIDlAND 23 DiANNEL BASE OR MOBILE CB RADIO AT RIGGS USED CARS Phone 992·2594 Middleport, O. Syracuse, Ohio L--&U11!1---...J ...., ONE BEDROOM Apts at VILLAGE 1/1 ;cre;---7~ooms and both fur MANOR m M1dd lepon for S104 mtu re opplta nces 1 m1le from monthly plus elec or $1 30m· langsville Oh1o on C R 10 dudmg elec LOWER RATES for Pr iced $19 500 Phone 742 SENIOR CITIZENS Convement 2681 to shoppmg on Th ird and Mill Sts. m Middleport Brand new HOUSE FOR SALE 1n Mme r:ovtl le 6 '" htgh quality apartments See rooms ond both 1 an d 2 tenths the monoger at Apt 28 or co il acres Phone 949 25"63 "'-- 992 7721 An Equal Hous mg 211? STORY BRICK home on Opportumty._ _ __ Mul berry Ave 2 bath s new 5 ROOMS and both basement roof some remode hn g done basemen! one ch ild accepted Reason able Phone 992 3356 no pels or drunk s Jo hn Sheets .. BEDROOM HOME on Buternut 3 1/l miles south of Mtdd leport UMfll,m. Ave In Pomeroy Coo! or gas , 5 ROOM HOU SE and bolh tn heot mg , new kttchen and otr JOJ 1 mo Roc1neorea Phane992 5858 cond1t 1onm g new hot water hea ter , )'!, boths Phone HuNTeRS--;- Fu rmshed cab in tn 9923356 De11teroreo Cofl 742 2169 (QAi-r.~;-~cal c tu;, The closer you look, the better we look. DAILY RENTALS ON NIW 177 PLY MOUTHS 6 -.r= 0 AVAILABLE at R:wers1de Aport me nts 1 be<lroom S100 per month 2 bedrooms $133 An £qual Housing Opportun1ty Phone 992 3273 • TOM RUE MOTORS m DEER HUNTERS II Hove your trop hies mounted today ond tresure them tomorrow SI R IF YOU hove o servtce to oiler CHF IEL Ds To•ide rmy east of wont to buy or sell so mething Rutlond one·fourt h mtle on Rt oe fook1 ng for work or 124 Phone 742 2178 whateVer you II gel result~ fo ster wtth o Senllnel Wont Ad SHOOTING MATCH Ju st oH Rt 7 Coll9'1 2 21 S6 by pass by Rock Sp nn gs Ceme tery 12 noon dee r sl ug s YARD SALE New pten~e table and shots wooden bookcase ltk e new wo9den clOthes hamper Blue NO HUNTI NG or trespossmg on Velour Do11enporf Al so H ob b~ th e Orv tl Holte r ond John Rose shop tns•de d1mng room oil lorrns wllhou! wrtllen perm1 s new Items wooden trucks and slon and ca rs wall plaques lawn orname nts pen sets many •) ,. small tlems Fndoy and Sotur day Charles Me lam re sidence nn ,.,, • \~r • 3 mtles east of R:actne on Rt 124 Phone 949 2220 Let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condition your waler UC XVI ONLy ------DO HOUSE cleomng Coli LOST STRAYED or STOLEN a small red Chlhuohuo w1th o 3 AND 4 RM furmshed and un crooked toll Lost Sunday If furntshed apb Phone 992 found please coli th1s number 5<3< 742 2523 Answerl to the nome cOUNTRY Mobile Home Park , Rt oiRed 33, len m1les north of Pomeroy FOUND St Bernard puppy tn Lorge lots wtth concrete poltos Midd lepor t oreo Must tdenllfy s1dewolks runners and off to dolm and po~ for food street parking Phone 992 7479 Phone 992 3110 or after 4 30 FURNISHED two bedroom opt p m 992 3165 adults only No pets M1d BLACK and Whtte Dolmo dl eport Phone 3874 fiQn 1 year o ld Male named Ch1co · Lost seen at Pomeroy 2 bedroom unfurn1sked opt 1n Mtdd lepor t Phone 992-3129 or Elementary 1 Sc hool Phone 992-543.. 992·3561 PIANO INSTR UCTION S Children s TIMBER P~;-oy Fores t Pro and adu lts June VonVronken ducts Top pn ce for s tondmg 992 2270 sowlfmber Co il Kent Hanby 1 44b BS70 SPECIAl S Ar D & J FABRI CS Fak e fur 1n p1eces, regular COINS CUR REN CY tokens old $2 50 lb now $1 50 lb la rge pocket watches and chams blonket p1eces S1 SO lb 1 toble s1l¥er and gold We need 19bll of poly double kn11 and po ly and olde r stfver coms Buy se ll blen.ds , Values to $2 49 now or trade Call Roger Wamsley $1 00 yard Red Heort Wtn luck 7.. 2 2331 1 yarn 4 o.t ske1n 98 eoch 1 mile south of Mtddleport on LJSEOPo P coole r upnght prefer red Co!l ol!e r 7 p m I (3Q4) SR 7 _!13 5157 or a ~ yltme 992 7~30 ABSOLUTELY NO huntmg or ELECTRIC d ry e r tr espos~mg doy or n1ght on the US ED reosonoble Pho ne 992 6161 Cha rles E Yos t ond the Ivan Wtl t Forms (1 1) 26, ( 121 3 10, Jtc Equipment Co. loll Lodle1 leather bt llfold In front of DuHon• In Mtdd leport Call9<9 2510 DAN THOMPSON FORD FORD Business Services • REGULATIONS 'he ( 11 J • ..' �I ' .. ' H - The llaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., ~~rid~y. No•·. 26, 1976 Hospital Slaughter coming to league dmner 7 Pet. per year on a 4 yea•· ce rtificate .of depo si t. ~ 1 , 000.00 minimu m depos1t, 1nteres t paid quar lcrly . (l '> llh "> l rll11r,l ! pl'nlll l',' ~ ~ 1nvo1<c>d on 1111 rcdd•<: al f' .Htour. t ~ w•th dr!lwn pr ior to tt. c t1 .ll•• (If •nilfunly Meigs Co. Branch -@ 1 r~t' fl lh• "·1"''"'' n~ R C ount y Loiln Co ;96 ~l'tOnd Sf Porn('rov. Ohro LOGAN - Gene Slaughter, head cfootball coach at Capital University and a rormer coach in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League, will speak here next Thursday at· the league's annual football banquet. The 6:30p-.m. dinner will be held in the Logan High School cafeteria. Tickets priced at $2.f>O each are on sale at league schools. Tickets must he purchased by Tuesday (Nov. :W) . Heading the list of honorees will be Logan quarterback Scott Gasser, selected as the Most Valuable Player, and Logan Coach Bill Biggers who gained Coach of the Year honors. Also to be honored are members of the all· league footba II team. Slaughter has compiled a 73-58-3 record in his 16 seasons at Capital. Highlightmg his tenure at the school is an NCAA Division Ill natiOnal champion shi~ in 1910 and 2 ,.asons in which his teams suffered just one loss [3-1 and 7-IJ. An Ironton native , Slaughter compiled an 114-16-3 record in high school coaching that included a ~ ~ ~TDSAVB ~- . =-- ::::: · AD~~RAL QUALITY APPLIANCES FOR YOUR HOME titles . He was also an assistant at Ohio State for one yea r. Gasser, a 5-11, 147-pound junior, came off the bench in Logan's second league game and guided the team to a come-from-behind 25·14 win over Jackson as part of a six· game win streaR that gained a share of the SEOAL title for · the Chieftains with lronto11. He was one of the top passers in the league this yea r, completing 21 of 39 for 400 yards and flv~ touch· downs without an interception. He also rushed for an additional 142 yards and scored two touchdowns in 36 carries. His older brother, John, who later played foot· ball at Notre Dame, was the MVP in the SEOAL in 1965 . This season marked the third as head coach at J.ogan for Bill B1ggers, who led the Chi eft ains to their fi rst SEOAL grid title since 1964 . His three-year ma rk at Logan is 15-14-1 including 1 2~-1 in league play. It has been a rapid cl imb to the top from a second division club that went 2-1·1 and 2-4-1 in hiS fi rst season. Last yea r's team was 6-4 and 4·3 , whil e th e 1976 club fini shed at 1-3 and 6-1 after losing three of its first four games. The Chiefta•ns averaged 41 points a game offensively for the final five ~· mes of the season . Members of the all-league team that will he honored are Ed Pennell. Neil Berberick Nine Ad,.lral. Ad,.lr-.l DUPLEX Admiral. ~";! . ~;~e Electronic Component Cooking Centers Stereo TRUCKLOAD PURCHASE ENABLES US TO SELL ATVERYLOWPR ICES! 'lt; ~KER FURNITURE ,___ suffessful tenure at Jackson High School in the early 19f>Os where his teams won four consecuti ve SEOAL grid , MIDDLE PORT, 0 . ·f. (Conlinued from page 10) patrol said Nancy L. Clarkson, 38, Rt. 4, Oak Hill, lost control of her car on th e snow-covered highway. Her vehi cle left th e roadwa y striking a tree. Lawton Templeton, Jr , 50, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, was charged with drlvmg left of the center following u traffic accident on SR 124, seven tenths of a mile east of Rt . 32!1 10 Meigs County. Templeton 's car slid mto a vehicle operated by Lawrence R. Yeager, 47, Rt. and Scott La wrence of Athens ; Kent Shawver, Mike Wood, Mike SU.ggs and Brian Mink of Galli polis; Mike Brown, Gary Lowe, Rick Howard, Jim Colegrove and Juan Thomas Qf Ironton; David K. Davis and Steve Clark of Jackson ; Gasser, Brad Tucker, Harold Pep. pers, and Todd Davidson of Logan; Steven Randolph of Meigs; Kevin Silcott and Craig Towler of Waverly artd Terry Dixon and Dou g Conger of Wellston. David P. Davis of Jackson, sidelined by injury much of the season, was named to an honorary all-league spot. Also to he honored are 16 honorable mention nominees, VInson Yates and Mike Born of Athens; Mike Wiggles· worth and Paul Finnicum of Galllpolis; Paul Unger and Jack Rowe of Ironton ; Ken Crawford and Jeff Fenwick of Jackson; Butch Kellar and Tony Poling of Logan; Ray Wilford and Dan Buffington of· Meigs: Greg Williams and Jim Williams of Waverly , and Randy Royster and Chris Miller of Wellston . Sheriff. • • (Continued from page I) the General Code of Ohio. Accordingly, the defendant has not had his rights of citizenship restored as set forth in Section 2951.09 of the Ohio Revised Code. The complaint further states, the defendant is in· competent to hold the office of sheriff of Gallia County and that plaintiff as well as all taxpayers In the cou nty will suffer Irreparable harm, damage and'injury unless the defendants, the Gallla County Board of EJection s, the Secretary of State and Governor Rhodes are en· joined fr?m issuing or ~igmng a certificate of electiOn or s1gmng a commission for James M. Montgomery. It further claims that if Montgom ery is allowed to take office, official actions of the sheriff 's department would be without authority and would raise the question in every . criminal case of vioh1tion of the r:riminals' civil rights, resulting in clogging of the Appellate 2, Cheshire. criminal process. A smgle car a<:cJdent oc~ curred at 9:35 a.m. Wednesday on Rt 320, one and three tenths miles north of CR I when Hoyward Myers, 56, Rt. 4, Oak Hill, fost control of hls car which ran off the right side of the highway over an embankment. A Thursday n:\sh~p occurredon Rt . 325 , one tenth of a mile north of a bndge where the left rear whee l on a car driven by Robert F. Roof, 18, Thurman, came off , causing moderate dnmagc An acting sheriff with no authority to carry out his statutory duties would place in grave danger the property and person ofthe plaintiff and all taxpayers . RETURNS 10 THE INN THIS WEEK Receipts up TONiGHT "ZERPH~ BLUE" F~ialuring Darrell Sheppard and SATURDAY 10 TIL 2 Veteraas Memorial Hospital Wednesday Admission~ Bahavarlll Gordia, Pomeroy; Elmer Riggs, Middleport ; Phoebe Lee , Middleport ; Glenna Utile, Middleport; Laura Scott, Middleport ; Austin Newsome, Syracuse. Wednesday Dlocharges Evelyn Landers, Sabrina Roney , Charles Ma chi r, Bessie Barnhart, 'Goldie Lawson, William Buckley, Mary Meredith , Jerry Johnson, )losa Brady, Grace Roberts, James Lanham. Thursday Admissions Aaron Kelton , Pomeroy ; Clearsie Gibson, Long Bot· tom; Martha Taylor, Middleport; Goldie Lawson, Minersville. Thuraday Discharges Austin Newsome, Mary Pugh. i-IOMEROY ( WINNING LOTTERY Polo' Gold: l%5 1one-twofive) aDd 711 Iseven-ouenine), and 81ZOO (etgh!-ooetwo-zero-.ero). Double Play: 205 (tw&zero•flve), 35942 (three· flve ·oloe·four·two) and 5%43&9 (flve-two-four-tbreealx·olne ). PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Mrs. Charles Yeager , Mason ; Point Mary Mullins, Pleasant ; Robert Pore, Point Pleasant ; Mrs . Garland Bostic, Gallipolis Ferry ; Ruby Smith, Point Pleasant; Thomas Rou sh, Hartford; Keith Hill, Jr., Point Pleasant ; Robert Harper, Point Pleasant; Curtis Shlltz, Ashton; Mrs. John Johnson , Mason ; Edward Findley, Racine ; Christopher Hall, Poi11t Pleasant; Samuel Bennett, Gallipolis ; Tina , Platzer, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Joseph Long, Gallipolis Ferry; Opal Blessing, Clifton, and Mrs. Alvin Bowles, Grimms Landing. The young ... cool ... fresh idea In rings! Diamonds as the center of attraction . News •• in Briefs (Continued from l) pa~e saw tlle shark in the water and one was almost bwnped off his board when the shark turned rapidly and swam across a sandbar. John McCurdy of Philadelphia and Mark Schroeder of Coral Springs swam waid Brenneka after: bearing his cries for help. They pulled him to shore and applied ftrsl .atd to the wound . "The only thing that saved him was he had a big board," Driver said. "He was able to stay on it after the shark hll him." Weekend vehicle Lyons · mishaps minor Anna L. died ThursdaY Holzer Medical Center '(Births, Nov. %4) Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mullins, son, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Myers, son, Gallipolis. 1Btt1hs, Nov. 25) Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams, son, Shade. · Mrs. Anna L. Lyons, 6I, Broadway St., Middleport, diedThursdaymomingatthe Holzer Medical Center. A member of the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Lyons was born July 31, 1915 in Racine, daughter of the . late Edward' and Emily Mallory Carroll. Surviving are her husband, Russell w. Lyons; a daughter, Mrs. Guy (Carroll Ann) Harper, Middleport ; a son, David R. Lyons, Gallipolis; a sister, Mrs. C. S· (Rosalie ) Nichols, Rutland, two grandsons , and a granddaughter. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home with tM Rev. Dwight Zavitz officiating. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. Friends may caII at the funeral home at anytime. SONGFEST SET 'There will he a songfest at the Middleport Church of Christ in Christian Union, Pearl St., Saturday, Nov. 27, at 7:30p.m. The Rev. Roscoe Thome of Point Pleasant will he guest speaker. There will he special singing. Lawrence Manley, pastor, invites the public to attend. Two a ccJ'dents were · reported by the Meigs County Sheriff' s Department Wednesday. They were :' At 11 ' 30 a.m. In Chester Township on CR 28, two miles north of Chester lee caused Patricia E. Shivers, 32, Rt. 1, Reedsville, to go off the highway, scrape a guard rail, recross the highway and go up a hillside. No injuries were reported, and no citation issued. And at 11 :30 p.m. in Salisbury Township, CR 3• Michael Keith Harrison, 19, Middleport , struck the rear of a car driven by Harold C. Mckenzie, 33, Celina, Ohio. There were no injuries or arrests. ·::::::::'::.:::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::·: EXTENDED OUTLOOK Colder and a chance of snow Hurries oorth Sunday and a chance of snow Monday. F air Tuesday. Highs Sunday wtll be In tbe 30s or low 40s, dropping to \be 20s Monday and Tuesday. Lows will be 1o the 20s or low 30s Sunday, falling to the teens by Tuesday morning. Ahunni Showers or thundershowers tonight, lows in the upper 40s. Showers likely again (Continued from page l) Second year coach Ron Logan of the Mrauders is hoping for another successful season after coming offa 12-10 campaign last year. Once again, Logan is hoping for good fan support as he believes one of the keys to last year's success was fan support of his boys. Only one of last year's starters returns this :;epson, 5'10' ' guard Steve Randolph. He's an improved shooter and is noted for his scrappy defense. .Big 6'3", 215 pound Allen Stewan will probably be starting ih the pivot spot Saturday night. His strength should offset some of that Vinton height under the boards. In the forward spots will be 6'2'' senior Dale Browning and 6'3" classmate Alan Dodson. Browning saw quite a bit of action last year, as did Dodson, and if both can mature In the early games, they could be keys to the E·R CALLED The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to 412 Spring Ave. at 12:40 a.m. Thursday for Kenneth Romine who was ill . Re was taken to Holzer Medical Center. The Pomeroy Fire Department also assisted at the fires at the Jay Hall home , Cheshire and the Fred . William Utile home below Middleport, early Friday morning. MEIGS THEATHE CLOSED FOR rn 101< GOICI fhngs enlarged ~ACATION to snow aer111, Lay-Away For Christmas of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, with the approval of Dr. Timothy B. Moritz, director of the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. Harold C. Piepenbrink, commissioner of the D(vision assistallt director or the ELBERFELDS IN ' OPENING DATE , of Surgeons revealed here last week tllat Dr. Morgl!ll was reelected to th• Board of Governors for a serond term ol tllree years at their annual me<'ling, ElecUon to tl1e governing body of this 39,000 member distinguished internalional surgical organlzaUon represents a tribute ' . lllt'tlit'al ~···,IK' . l'rnnmunity and a lumur f11r 'l'llt'n· an• mt•mbcrs in92tuumries. Dr . Morgan 's rc'CICCIIOII by his fellow outsta nd ing his many years to the Amcrlttm Colleg~ ~w·~('OJtc.: re~nizes soulhCtistern Ohto. Fowtdt><l by sw-gical le;~d-.·rs in U1c United States and f<~ nmla, the <'Ollege hils lx>come thr largest and most inOucntial surgica l organitation in tht• " •lrld. Sincf' 1913 nearly 45,000 surgeoos, rcp rcsl•nling all of the various fields of surgery , l"'vo uwt the high standards for adnussion 10 l''dlowship. The eollcge is international in St'f\'iCf' LONDON (UPI) - The bell$ of Westmlnsler Abbey pea)ed In an unprecedented show of support Saturday as 1~,1100 marchers wound their way from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square to sing for peace in Northern Ireland. The Archbishops of Canterbury and Westminster, representing the Proteotanl and Catholic churches, both showed up lo watch folk singer Joan Baez lead a songfest by tlle largest crowd ever wIurn up for a Northern Ireland " People" rally. The afternoon demonstration of speeches and songs went off without serious incident. Saturday, highs in upper f>Os. Probability of rain is 60 per ce nt today, 90 per cent tonight, 10 per cent Saturday. department, has been acting superintendent at the Gallipolis facility. Beattie, who has been chief of the department's Office of Support Services, has been with the department for 10 years in an administrative capacity. · moderated a. panel in the meeting of Ute LORAIN UNPI!Or.x n::u Gover11ors dealing with Chapter Affa irs I.ORAJN, Oldo .I UP!) - Only • ha nd- ami C:-9 hesiveness among Surgi<: ul ful of cily police and fire officials wer~ on Specialhcs. He also serves as a member of the JOb Sa1urday as a "sick.out" by most of the Committee of <: ovcrnors on Financtal the 194 city safety employes went into its Affairs of liiC college fourtll day. The Lake Erie cit y of 80,1100 hils Jn 1975, Dr. Morga n was elected to been without full fi re and police proJec tion mcmb£>rshtp as an Active Fellow of the since Tuesday nighl when the offi cers American Assucialion for lhe Surgery of walked off the job in a pay dispute. 'ti·awna and is the only physician from U1is + ttntS GALLIPOLIS- POINT PLEASANT sending the certificate of election w Ted W. Brown, Secrewry of State until !he case is heard. He further ordered that Secretary of State Brown be restrained from ISSuing or sending to James A. Rhodes, Governor for the State of Ohio, for signing, a commission for Montgomery until the hearing and ordered that Rhodes be restrained from signing a commission for Montgomery as sheriff of Gallia County until tlle Dec. 3. hearing. Shenff-elecl Montgomery, Gallia County's first elected Democrat to tllat post since the late George Ehman served in the early 50s, could not be reached for comment late Friday night or Saturday. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said Friday afternoon he had not been served copies of the suit but that if he was part of the suit, his office would be represented by Ally. Tom · Martin, appointed by Ohio Attorney General William Brown. . GALUPOUS - Judge Thomas W. Mitchell of Jackaon County, assigned by Supreme Court Justice C. William O'NeiU whear the complaint in the Nov. 2 election of James M. Montgomery sheriff of Gallla County, has set the ma tter for hearing at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 3. Meanwhile, Judge Mitchell granted temporary restraining orders requested by the plaintiff in the action, Republican Ray RoherfB of Rt. 2, Bidwell. Roberts sought injunctions against the Gallla County Board of Elections, Secretary of State Ted W. Brown and Ohio Governor James A. Rhndes which effectively would stop Montgomery from taking over the sheriff's office. · Judge Mitchell ordered that the Gallla County _..-Board of Elections and its individual members be restrained from issuing a certifiCate of election wJames M. Montgomery as sheri!! of Gallia County for the term beginnillg Jan.l. l917. or from SPECI-AL SALE PRJCES I OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 8 P.M. ·sALEILA'RGE GROUP IN PLAIDS. SOLIDS AND BLOUSE • PR,INTS. SIZES 30 to 46. . WOMEN'S COAT SALE! INCLUDES ENTIRE STOCK OF WOMEN'S, JUNIORS, MISSES AND HALF SIZES. PRE-TEEN SPORTSWEAR 'SALE! SIZES 3 to 6 to 11-14 - SWEATERS, KNIT TOPS, BLOUSES, SLACKS, SKIRTS. and SALE! MEN'S BOYS WINTER ABIG SELECTION OF STYLES, SIZES - INCLUDES JACKETS ENTIRE STOCK. · GIRLS COAT SALE! SIZES 12 MONTHS TO 24 MONTHS AND 2 to 14 - YOU'LL REALLY SAVE ON GIRLS' COATS. BOYS TROUSERS SALE PRICED·! SIZES 3 to7 AND 8 to 18 - REGULARS, SLIMS AND HUSKIES. WESTERN JEANS AND DRESSIER FASHION JEANS. $7 $6 MEN'S 95 FLANNEL SHIRTS • SALE 49 CHECKS AND PLAIDS - ALL SIZES. POLYESTER YARD GOODS 1f2 58 INCHES WIDE· REGULAR PRICE •2.69 PRICE TO •4.99 . ELBERFELDS IN. POMEROY defend and is inl'ompclenl to hold the off1 cc of sheriff of Gallia County and that the plaintiff , as well as all other taxpa yers in tlle county , w1ll suffer irreparable harm, damage and injury unless lhe defendants, Ute Gallia County Board of Elections, Secretary of Sta te and Governor Rhndes are enJ oined fr.om issuing or s1gning a certificatc of election or commission for Montgomery. Roberts furthe r charged U1al if Montgomery is allowed w take off1ce, tlle sheriff's department would be without authority and would raise th e question in every criminal case of violation of the criminal s' civil nghts, resultin g in ctoggmg of the Appellate criminal process. In his suit, Roberts asked lhllt a trial be held on the contested election, that it be declared the defendant is ineligible to be nominated , or to be elected to or to hold such office and that the court order that a sheriff for tlle term he ginning Jiin. I, 1977 be appointed. ' blacken run Meanwhile, the traffic death count mounted slowly. The National Safety Council estimated it would be between 450 and 550 persons between 6 p.m. local time Wednesday and midnight Sunday. A Uni ted E'rJ'ss_lnternatlonal count at 2:30p.m. EST showed 322 persons killed on the highways. A Breakdown : Traffid 322; Fires 32; Planes 8; Total 362. Texas numbered 34 highway deaths, California 30, Flor1da 17, and Michigan, New York and Ohio 15 each. Middleport ready for Schools' is $209,239 in Meigs MIDDU:PORT -Middleportisallsel to welcome in the Christmas holiday season Monday evening according to Mrs. Debbie Buck, parade chairman. A parade at 6 p.m. will mark the opening of the season with the appearance of Santa the hlghHght. Units taking pan in the parade will be at Ute Gateway parking lot no later than 5:30 p.m. Monduy. FoUowing the parade Santa who will he accompanied by his elves, will be in the drive-through at the Citizens Bank and Savings Co. · to meet children and distribute treats to them. Taking part in the parade wlll he the bands of Eastern, Southern, Me1gs and Kyger Creek Hig~ Schools, the Middleport Business ,and Professional Women's Club, Thief hits trailer. New try promised for benefit of renters GALLIPOIJS - G. Richard Brown will join the staff of Buckeye Building and Loan Co. here Monday according to Ernest E. Null , president of Buckeye. Brown, 42, hils 11 years experience Wltll Capital Financial Services. Mr . Null said, "He will be a valuable addition to Buckeye's Loan and Savmgs department Buckeye's substantial growth since moving w its new building at 500 Third Ave., m 1910 is generally credited a major asset w tlle mortgage lendmg field in this area. A native of Gallipolis, Brown Is a 1952 graduate of Galha Academy High &hool. He attended Rio Grande College two years after a lour of duty with the U.S . Army. He wa s also a student of Capital's the trailer heme of Eugene Jenkins located on Firebaugh Rd., Rt. I, Northup. Entry was gained by breaking the back door. .. callber riDe, a .22 plotol Missing wu a ... :ea~.:::::ya :~ David A. Bradley, 2'7, Muncie, Ind., on two counts of and ba ttary . asru''. Management Principles Program in connection With his former position. Brown is past president and an active member of the Gallipolis Uons Club; and IS a member of Grace United Methodlsi Church where he Is chairman of the board of trustees . He is ma "rled w the former Ann Hardway, and has two daughters, . Sandy, a freshman at Rio Grande College and Cindy, a sophomore at GAHS . ' The Browns resided at 524 Third Ave in Gallipolis. ., "Other Buckeye staff members are Dean Davis, Mrs . Judy Clifford Pollock Mrs. Rutll Snyder and Mrs. Jewell .Johnson. Buckeye IS concluding Its 80th year of service thit) year . G. RICHARD BROWN Relief promised businessmen By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) _ A special legislative committee looking into the problems of small business plans whave a report within a month on ways to eliminate some paperwork and government bureaucracy for the businessmen. But any relief in the form of taxation policies apparenUy will have to await an overall study of Ohio's laXBtion situation. The 12-member committee, which began work last August, has completed public hearings and 15 preparing a report of recommendations w be released about Dec. 23 and acted upon at a Dec 28 · '• · : ·: Inmate back :: ' : ,: in custody ;:: f ~;;;~:~~c~:t ~~~~~= . ::~~~;:~;~ ~~: ~ I:! J ./,_!,,_. / bu~n"es~;::. !~~d .:::eJ~n Ia~~ :.~ he said, the legislature can also •treamllnc them, and that is what ho plans to call (or. Celebrezze also said the sta te Officl of Budget and Management Is studying ways to cut down on the number of forms required by the state admlnlstrallon su there won't be duplicate forms put out by various agencies . He said he also will recommend : -Simpllllcallon of Ohio's securllles laws as they relate to small buainesses. - A "clearing-house" of information for small businessmen on their obligatiOns to the government. - Establishment of a permanen t small business subcommittee in the legislature wdeal with specific problems. But as for U!xation policies, Celebrezie feels Ohio's tax structure needs an in· depth review, and he is reluclanl to recommend any specific breaks for small buslnesamen until he sees what effect il wpuld' have on the overall structure. He did say, however , tha t he favors shifting the lax burden for all businesses away from langtble personal property such as invenwries and equipment, arxl wward actual income. It's all right, Ma, we're with you ,:,,!:i,, f.•. :;;;;~~~ ·r.;::-wl PRICE 25 CENTS MAKE PLANS - Jim Frecker, stand lug, cha.irmnn of the ChristlllltS parwlt· to be held Wednesday , Dec . lin Pomeroy that will kick off the Chrlstllius promptlun, goes over the plans for the parade wltll Barbara Chapman, secretary of lhl' Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. The parade will form behind Uw .'icnlur <'ilizens center, (old Pomeroy Junior High ) at 5:30p.m. start down Main Street nl ll p.001 ,. and stop at tlte Farmers Bank and Savings Compuny parking lot where Sn nu1 will give treats to U10 children. J'he Meigs, Souithern, Eastern and Kyger Creek bund.< will participate. meeting. .Sen. Anthony J . Celebrezze Jr., D· Cleveland, chairman of Ute panel, sald last week that all but 1,000 of Ohio's 186,000 business concerns are conafdered small businesses; that Is, they have lf>O or fewer ~uhsidy employes. "If you could make it possible for each of them whire one more employe, you could virtually wipe out unemployment In Ohio," tlle Big Bend Citizens Bend Radio Club, o Celebrezze said. Middleport Church of Christ, the winners POMEROY - After deductions for The senator said that for wo long, the of the re'cent Meigs Junior Miss Pageant, employe and teacher retirement, Meigs government has treated small June Wamsley and Teresa Carr, the Big . County's three local school districts have businessmen hke large corporations, yet Bend Regatta Queen, Merri Ault, the Glo- received $209,233.82 for November state they have unique problems. ettes and the Riggs Royal Cadettes. The• school founda tion subsidy payments One example, he said, Is the number of cheerleaders of Meigs , Eastern and acc..-ding to State Auditor Thomas E. government forms that must he filled out. Southern, the Pomeroy and Middleport Ferguson . "Alot of these businessmen serve as the Fire Department, Middleport Boy Scouis ' Amounts received by each district :-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·: :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:::.:-:::::.:::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:, sole officer of their companies, and they and Cubs, Syracuse Brownies 1120 and include: Eastern, $46,362.11; Southern, : :: ' :;:; may be shorthanded ·and have no jun\ors 1204; Racine Brownies 1249; $45,964.61 and Meigs Local, $116,912.04. In secretary w fill out forms," Celebrezze Rutland Brownies 1293 and junior, 1292; -eddilion the count~ board of education :::: said. "They must devote their time to Harrisonville Brownies 1052, juniors 1105; received a direct allotment of $14,1162,52. :.:..::. '::: generating production al]d sales, and tlley : Salisbury Juniors 1100; Salem Center ':': either have tO fill out the forms themselves Brownies 1172 ; Middleport juniors 1039; :':·:·:':':':·:·:·:·:-:::':-:::::.:-:::.:-:-:-:-:::.:-:-:-:-·.-·:·:::·:·:::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::.:::: ·:·: or hire ~n attorney to do it." Chester juniors 1049 Pomeroy Brownies · 1076, 1271 'll!ld 1254 ~nd juniors 1216 and .... . :::: 118(), ' CHILLICOTHE, Ohio :::: is, the legislature mandstes them. Thus. Other participants. are welcome and are invited to contact Mrs. Buck at the . 1UP!) - Charles Wharton, :::: Kiddie Sboppe. 56, who escaped from the ···· WASHINGTON (UPf)-B.ep. Edward Correctional :;:;. Chilli cothe 1. Koch, D·N.Y., said Saturday he will make another attempt In the next Institute ·Friday afternoon They may call her "Ma Bell" but she's was back in custody wday. Congress to wlu approval of ajax break no women's Ubber - not when It comes to ·:·: The inmate, serving a life il' for renters. separate telephone !._: ~·.: term for murder, was f husbands and wives. book listings for The New York Democl]lt said he c•plured by . correction .;\i again wllllnlroduce legislation to allow 1 It seems that a growing nWI)ber of 1:~; , officials early today' ' :~: renters to deduct a portion of their ' people are complaining about the Belt :::: hitchhiking on Ohio 93 just j:: rental Pl\.Yments on 'their federal System's policy, which Is general Income tax returns. Under the :-:· Windy and cold today, light ,,. throughout the country, of Imposing an snow likely throughout dsy. i'j proposal , such deductions would be 1111 · extra charge for a separate listing, or not :::: High in the upper :Ws. Con:::: limited to the portion of rental offering double listings like "Jolui and Mary 1~j~ a carp entry work detail ~:.·l ttnued cold tonight and :1· '·'>A ···· paymenlithilt goes to pay property tax . Doe." ·:·: outside tlle facility . The congreSMman said hts iew bill :::: He faces charges of fleeing It's unfair, says one Long Island , N. Y., also wuuld allow renters lo take a tax woman because "It puts pressure on one of :.:f.: credit 11 they do not itemize their 11:. w avoid confinement. the persons In the marriage to submerge hts dedurllons. . or l1f · :entity." She and her husband have ;:;;,:;:::::::::i:::::::::::::::::::::::::':':'.':':·:·:':':·:':·:·:·:·:·:·:':·:·:·:·:-:-:-:•:,:::.:::.f:! " r complaint to the New York t~~;:;:;:;:;::·:: :;:;.;:::::::::::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;:;:,:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::k' ta~' Santa Claus' season Dr, l\1urg11n Brown 'joins- BB&L survivors . . PARADE PLANS RENEWED- John Werner, president of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce and the conununlty's Retail Merchants Assn., and Mrs. Debbl Buck, chairman, discuss plans for Monday's parade which will mark lhe arrival of the Christmas holiday season In Middleport. MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY 1976 In the protest demanding cuurl action Tragedies areit tu hold .such membership . A """nber uf the Holzer Medical r..enter Stil{f sint't' 1952 when htJ: carne to Gallipolis from Ohio SU1lc University Hospital in Columbus, Dr. Morgan holds an A. B. Degree from Washington and .Jefferson Coll~ge and his medical degret> from H• rvard Medical Scht>OI. Ht• prescmly s<'rves as an Assistant Clinicul Professor of Surgery at the Ohio Stale U11iversity College of Medil'ine. In addition w his many roles IUltionaliy in tlle American College ot Surgeons, Dr. Mor~an served n.s Pr es•dcnt of the Ohio CI!U pter of the Am~ri can Collel>{e of Sur~eons i11 1969 und IS cw·renlly Councilor of the OU1 District of tlle Ohio Swte Medical Asso~i ation . he was one of the founders of tlle Ohio Vntley Health Services Foundution and presently se rves that organizati on us Vice President. tniittt filed late Wednesday afternoon , Roberts, who lost to Montgomery by 27 voles, claims that on June 18, 1965, the defendand Montgomery, wa·s convicted of nonsupport , a vtolalion of Seclion 3113.01 of the Ohio Revised Code, a felony . Accordingly, the complaml sta les the defendant has not had hiS righls of Citizenship restored as se t forth in section 2951.119 of the Ohio Revised Code, that the By United Press lnternallonal Home fires killed eight children and a motller withi.n a day in Tennessee, part of tlle tragedies darkening tlle Thanksgiving holiday season drawing lo·a close Sunday. A young mother died in a hospital at Knoxville~ Tenn ., a few hours after her three children died in an explosion and fire at their small frame house in nearby Oneida . The blaze apparently resulted from the use of gasoline in starting a wood stove fire. Ahalf-day earlier, five children died in a blaze of undetermined cause at Knoxville. Susan l.ozano, 20, five months pregnant, lost her baby as a resull of injuries suffered in a 'two~ar collision Thursday near Austin, Tex., on Thanksgiving d~y . Five persons died in the crash, and she and her husband Andrew, 20, were the only I and SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 28, holidays POME~QY SALE! MEN'S BOYS SLIPOVERS AND CARDIGANS - EXCELLENT SWEATERS SELECTION or ur Surgeons and to its Ohio Cha pter. He was ('/ected lo tht- Cummittee on Trawna •aoTidental injury ) of the t'OIIege in 1971 omd present!)' serves the Committee as Chairman of iis Subconunlltee on Huspilal Emergency Services. At tlle most recent Clinica l Co llege of lhc Congress in Chicago, Dr. Morgun Montgomery hearing date set for Dec. 3 by Judge Mitchell Bells give support to sing for peace Christmas Gi't Headauarters.;·: ( to . Lhis ''urtlinuin~ Cremeans, 1974 : Mick Childs, 1971 ; Jeff Hawley, 1974 ; Dave Ashley, 1966 ; Tom Hawley, 1970: Bob Southern. 1961: Duane Johnson, 1967; John' Jeffers, 1958 ; Dennis Ault, 1969; Harvey Hoffner , 1967; John Lehew, 1974 ; Charles Bush, 1964 : Larry · Taylor, 1966: Mike Bareswllt, 1974; Bill Halley, 1966; Bob Mills , 194'1 : George Carper, 1976 ; Mick Davenport, 1976; Tom Lowery ; 1975 ; 'Fred Robin· son, 1966 ; Raymond Kloes, ~~~~~nr~Y~e:. fi 6 t'" J~ ~~? SPECIAL :SALE PRICES END SATURDAY 5 P.M. WATCH FOR GALUPOLIS Honor and recognition came again in Ocwber to Thomas W. Morgan, M.D., Chairman of the Department of Surgery of the Med~l Staff of the Holzer Medical Center and a member of the Board of Truatees of the Holzer Hospital Foundation. The FeUows of the American Colirge 97 GSI superintendent COLUMBUS . -: John A. Beattie, 42, was appointed superintend ent of the Gallipolis State Institute today and took over its ad· ministration Immediately. Beattie's appointment was made by Dr. Norman Niesen, . Su~geons of America again honor Dr. Thomas Morgan VOL. 11 NO. 144 1961. Weather I (Continued from page I) 1970; Jimm y Hemsley. 1957 : Mike Werry , 1962 ; Bob Werry, 1971 , Lee Floyd, 1971 ; Jim Anderson. 1976; Chuck Fau(k, 1973; Jack Oller, 1975; Mick Ash . 1974; AI McLau ghl in, 1974 ; Ron Couch, 1974 ; Mike Wright. 1967 ; Andy English, 1974; Bob Stewart; 1971 : Paul Searles, 1974; Wally HaHleld, 1961 ; Terry Pickens, 1974 ; . John Wolfe. 1967 ; Gary George, 1974; Charles Diehl, 1974; Faulk, 1915; Lonnie cRandy oa 1es. 1975 : Terry Q uall 5• 1976 ; Rick Bolin, 1974 ; Ri chard Qualls. 1971; Charles Neece, 1974: Robert Qualls, 19 ~·1DDLEPORT PLAYE,RS - Chip Haggerty, 1971 ; Ronnie Carr, 1963 : Sandy , Clonch, 1962: Perk Au it, 1975 ;, Ron Qu1·11 en, 19111 : Charles Marshall, 1976 ; Gary Ault, 1962 ; Terry Whitlatch, 1975 ; Dic k Hovatter, 1957; Lou Marau der Beattie named new The MEIGS INN 992·3629 ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;::;:;:;:;:;:.:;:;:;:;:;:,:;:;:;:·:·:::·:·:::::::·:·:::::::;:· Meigs Cou nty motor vehicle sa les tax receipts were up 12.18 percent for October, compared to October, 1976, and retail sales tax receipts for the month were down less than one percent, accordmg to the monthly r eport' of Mrs . Gertrude Donahey , state MRrauder success. Teaming up with Randolph treasurer. will be senior Tim Scites at The motor vehicles sales the other guard spot. Scites is tax receipts for October, 1976, a good shooter. but like the amo unted to $39,668.44 other three starters, other compa red to rece ipts of t)lan Randolph , lacks ex$35,356.35 for October, 1915. perience. Senior Ron Coats Retail sales tax receipfB for will he seeing some action at llcto bet, _ ]916, totaled that guard as wlll junior $~3,59~ . 84 com pared to Kenny .Young. Young is 6'0" $43,681.63 for October, 1975, a and •Coats is 6'2". Senior decrease of .21 of one percent. Brian Hamilton will be getting into the action at that pivot post or at one of the forwards . The inexperience of Meigs' seniors and the youth of the VIkings should add up to a real thrlller to stan off the hardwood season. See you Saturday at a. $89.95 They Play It All .~ews l[! Public Service Commission. .The telephone company argues that granting a free separate listing to each husband and wile would Increase tbe cost of Its directory "substantially" and that the cost would have to be borne by all subscrlbers. . We hate to place: ourselves Jd the position of supporting a monopoly, but In this case our sympathies are with the company. If It's Important w a spouse to have.hls or her "Identity" In the telephone book, then he or she ought to be wllllng to cough up the modest charge [about a buck a month) to defray the cost. ' ! ! • {. � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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