http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2fc897835d83cc4a3c296d7b0e9db157.pdf 9a8a7fd787bfb99f4db0441186583d29 PDF Text Text 10 - The Daily Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, Wednesday, Dec. 29,1976 Goodtimes index showing strong WASHINGTON iUPI ) The government's mdex of l e ading economtc tndt cato r s - wht ch t s supposetl w (oretell futur e economic trends- mcreased 1 per cent m November, the strongest advance m ftve months, th e Commer ce Department satd today It wa s the secontl co n sec utive mcreased and four decltned The Index stood at 127 5, compared w the 1967 base figure of 100 It w•s up I per cent m November and 0.6 per cen t In October The The composite mdex of November mcrease was the leading indicators measures 12 key sectors of the economy Of the 10 tndlcators largest since the index rose l per cent to June The 1ndex has accurately forecast nses and falls tn tbe economy over recent decades wtth the cxceptton of the 197475 recesston, when double· digtt IOflatton clouded the 10dex results . It has been placed in new danger United Press International A 133,500 gallon, 22·mtle long oil sptll on the Delaware R1ver IS t hrea tenin g shorelines, wtldlt fe and marshlands m a three..,tate area, and the Coast Guard fears it may take weeks to clean up The sptll - the th trd Involving a LtbenanregJstered ta nker m t wo weeks - prompted Russell Tr ain, head of th e Environmental ProtectiOn Agency, to angnly declare Tu esday "The lt me has come lor the Uruted Stales to set more strmgent standards wtlh the number of foretgn vessels commg mto our waters." Olymptc Games, whtch ran aground as It attempted to dock at a Brittsh Petroleum Otl Corp rcfmcry at Marcus Hook, Pa. "lf the OlympiC Games had had a double bottom , IItts wouldn t have happened /' 1 Tram told newsmen aft er fly10g over the sptll area "The Umtcd States has been relucta nt to set standards, but wtth the vast amount of oil comtng mto the countr), the tune has come to set more strmgcnt rc gulatwns" Carmel News, By the Day The oil was sptlled Monday from the ubenan-fla g tanker RAY CROMLEY died Wednesda' monthly a vaibtble for November, SIX mcrease, follow10g lhree stratghl declines that raised concern among econo mtc advtsers for both President Ford and Prcsttlent -e lect Jimmy Garter Three-state area Appointment of Does Carter have ·BeII Is . de1en ~ d d e Ralph Foster rev ised to ehnunate the effects of tnflatton When the 10dex turned downward tn July, tl was the first stgn of the economtc 'pause" that ra ised concern that recovery from the natiO n's worst postw ar recesslOn was m trouble Economtc reports followmg the July mdex also began to sour The 10dex was also the ftrst .to turn up m October tn a stgnal that the "pause" was ending It was followed by an mcrease m mdustrtal produc· !ton followmg two montllly declmcs and contmued abate· ment m mnation u.ulph R ~'oster, 69, Hoole I, Mmersville, dtetl Wedne>r tlliy morning at Veterans Memorial Hospttal Mr. ~'oster was a son of the law John and Nancy Jane Holbrook Foster. He wa s also prec..ded 10 death by a son, Leonard E Foster, a daughter, Mtlhe, 10 10fancy, a sister and three brothers. the sales ability? By Ray Cromley WASHINGTON - Don 't ex pect great spent.l lllg changes - etlher up ot· down - m the lust year of the Carter admmlslr::.ttwn There's not much a new Survtvmg are hts wtfe, Ber- president can do, however tha , ft ve sons, Rolph, Jr ., radical or conservative h.1s Charleston, W. Va ; Willard, v1ews may be, to effect tm- Stanley Town, Va ; Bob, Pomeroy , John and Joe, both of M~nersvlile; fou r daughters, Mrs. Mat·garet Tuttle, Mmersvtlle, Mrs. Jean Blade, Olean, N.Y.; Mrs Patricta Wilbur, Col· esvtlle, NY.; Mrs. Loratn Chne , Tazewell, Va.; a brother, John Crockett, White Sulphur Sprmgs, W. Va.; three Sisters, Ola BWltmg, Leewood, W. Va; Della Jones, Anawalt, W Va ., Dtx· te, Balttmore, Md.; a nwnber of grandchildren, several grea l·grandchtl dren, and severa l meces and nephews. Funeral servtces wtll he held at I p m. Frtday at the Ewmg Funeral Home with the Rev Floyd Shook of· ftctat10g Bunal wtll be 10 Chester Cemetery Frtends may call at the funeral home at anytune after 7 thts even· pot taut spendmg shifts m less than 12 months It usual· ly takes presidents at least a ye•t and a half to put thetr unprmt on feder•l spen~mg .. There's much talk already abuut the first Carter budget. The prestdent-elect' s men reportedly are already ga thertng the delatled mate rial they need fot amendments they expect to ,make m the uu.:ome and spendmg proposals Presttlent Ford wtll sentl up m eal'ly January . I'he1 e's no reason to doubt at thts 1uncturc that Mr Ca t·wr wtll propose a cun.stde rable numbeJ of amendments earher than most new presidents - and that these could add up to some ' btlltups of dollars tn pt oposed shtfts for Congress to comm!er. ~eut l'o.rtl vetoed r or when btlls arc run through the mtll <~gain , they'1e mvanably chewed over What comes out tbe second go-rountl rarely mtrrors the btl! p•ssed the ftrsttry. Therefore , if unemploy· menl ls to be rm.luted stgmftcantly in 19n and th~ economy IS to move ahead bnskly , tl wtll be bec•use of forces set 10 molton tn 1976, or because Industrt<:~.lists become so uptumsttc at the prospects they see m the years JUSt ahead lh•t they implement exp<wslon plans of a stze not seen 111 reeent years. And because con· sumcrs, who have been cauttous wtth then· money of late, dectde that 1977 " the year to drm>w down lht:tr savtn~s a~cou nts and start buy· mg Mr Cu rter 's probl em, then, ts not the budget, or Cungre.ss Hts tt:t.sk IS to create an uttltudc of con- fidence · through the cowttry, a cunfu.Jenl't: among the rtch, the mtddle class and the poor that thtngs are gomg to get better and slay better fhe rtelt and the mtddlc dass must be corwmced 1t Will pay f0 1 them to lake the chances they must take to set lhtngs rolltng The pour must But the bu~get " e are talkmg about "· the Cartet· amended Ford budget takes effect m October, 1977, • nd then only tf Congress has be l'(lllVmced they have a voted the funds by that tune. Though the funds fm· ma1or part to play and that the upswing wtll not pas:s them (Conltnued from page I) new p1 ograms presumably cannot be expected before the could be made ~vatla ble m by The questiOn IS whether ftsca l '79 budget," Powell told October, Congress wtlltng, a news bne!tng "1here's no gelt tng high spendtng pla ns Pt cstdent Cat tel hcJ S that way on God 's earth that we mtu m:t10n mvolves a com- sales abthty can predtct how much of it- pltcated sertes of steps whtch Sunday School attendance although some of tl certamly !<Jkes months Most maJo r on Dec. 26 was 37, the offering can be accomplished dw-10g feder•l programs, 10 fac t, $20 85 Worshtp servtces were th e commg months for the '78 tum out to be amazmgly DeMOLAY TO MEET held at 10 45 wtth Uev. budget, and perhaps some small the fu·st )eat of opeta· The Metgs Chapter, Order Thomas brtng tng the small portton even dw-mg !ton The mammoth under· message from Phthpptans '77 " l<lktngs we look at 10 amaze· of DeMolay wtll meet at 7 30 Ear her, Bro?.TI, Atr Foree me1~t today are, m the mam, p.m Monday at the Mid· 3 H5 on "Beg10mng Anew ", saymg that God's love never secretary durmg the Vtetnam several years old dleport Masomc Temple for changes Attendance at lhts war and now prestdent of Now tits qutle pos>tble that miltatton All Master Masons Caltforma Polytechntcal In· Mt C•t tet wtll atte•npt to are mvlted service was 24. The Chnstmas program on sltlute, s•td he dtd not foresee beat the game - qutte Wednesday evenmg, Dec. 22, a reduction m m1litary spend. legttunately - 10 " .supwas attended by a "full tog from present levels. plement•ry butlgel fot tlus house" and very well ftscal ye••, th•t ts, for the 12 presented - In charge of the month.s whtdl began 111 OcSunda y School Su pen n· tober 1976 If stzable changes tendent and teachers and a1·e mvolved, thts would reasststed by Rev Thomas qull e a maJor juggltng of ac· The body of Betty Upton chtldren of Mr and Mrs counts wtth a speed not seen Chaffee arriVe d from Ger- George Guthne enjoyed to date. It woul~ tnvolve ad· m ~. Reform Alfred Social Notes Those spendtng Chnsltnas Day wtth Mary Ctrcle were Mr. •nd Mrs. Donald Pterce of Athens, Mr. an~ Mrs. Melvtn Ctrde, Ma rtann •nd M•rk of Colwnbus, Oluo, Mr. JOB FOR WATERGATER and Mrs George Ctrcle, WASHINGTON (UP! ) Alexander Butterfield, the Cheryl and Mr and Mrs former White House atde who James Ctrde, NewHaven, W · revealed the extstence of Va Mr and Mrs Arthur Earl Rtchard Ntxon's Whtte House tapes, has a ne" JOb as Jolutson, Sheryl !.eAnn and executtve vice prestdent of a Patrtek spent an cvcmng Galiforma-based atr servtce tl'Cently wtlh Mr and Mrs company Douglas Johnson of R•ctne J ames C Ja ck Jr ., Mr and Mrs Doyle Mutlt prestdent of the lnternattonal and family of Mansfteld, Air Servtce Co Ltd , m a Ohio, Miss Dixte Ctrde of s t atement Tuesday Cleveland Hetghts, 0 spent announced the appointment the weekend at the home of of Butterfield, who also Mr and Mrs Homer Ctrcle headed the Federal Avtalton Mrs Dean Brtnker ca lled Adm10tstra1ton at the home of Emest Clark many and serv1ces were held and famtly on Sunday on Tuesda y at Whtte 's Mr snd Mrs Wtlltam Funeral Home m Coolvtlle Carleton of Ractne, Mrs. wtth bunal tn Metgs Memory De an Bl'lnk e r s pe n t GnrdCns Chnstmas evemng wtth Mr Garner Grlfftn and and Mrs Arthur Johnson and Genevteve Guthne spent family and Belt) Van Meter Mrs Robert Lee, Becky, Chrtotmas m Columbus and Bob BtU spent Chnstmas Day Sugar Grove, respecttvely , with Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr with the Sed O'Brtens and Charles O' Brtens, and wtth of Chester Mr. and Mrs. Dwtght the Delbert Yost famtly tn Swepston and famtly of Col· Sugar Grove Clara Follrod, Mr and 7 Pet per year on a 4 wnbus vtstled wtlh Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson, Sher· year cerltftcate of Mrs. Robert Lee and famtly man Henderson and Pamela on Sunday de'post l Mr and Mrs Robert Wal· spent Chrtstmas day with Mr $1,000 00 mtnunum son and fanuly of Kent , Oh10 and Mrs Carleton Follrod de postt. tnt erest patd spent Monday unit! Wednes- and son , Charles, tn quarterly day wtth Mr and Mt s Edson Pomeroy Nma Robmson and Mr and Roush. A !'. Ub ~ tant 1111 pc nai' Y IS Mrs Hobart Swartz spent .nvo k~rl on all ccrh h ca t C' ,1ccoun ts w •thd r ~> .v n pn cr Chnstmas wtth Mr and Mrs to th e dale of rn .1 1ur ilro Gerald Swartz and famtly tn Manetta The family of Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson spent PLEASANT VALLEY Chnstmas eve at thetr home DISCHARGES - Robtn here and exchanged gtfts and Gla gg, Crown Ctty, Kevm enjoyed refreshments Anderson , Leon ; Mrs Boyd Th e At h en s Coun t y Mr and Mrs Clatr Woode S<IVtllgS & loan Co Hodge, Point Pleasant, Btll and Connt of Clrclevtlle, 0 ., 19~ Second St Short, Apple Grove , Hannah and Penni Carr, local, ale Po m eroy , OhtO Un ga ro, New Haven ; Chnstmas dmner on Sunday Wayland Carpenter, Letart. wtth Mr and Mrs. Charles D BIRTH - A daughter to Woode and exchanged gtfts Mr. and Ylrs Charles Smtih, Penni then accompamed the Gall1polts. · Woodes to thetr home for a VISit The U.M.W party held 10 th e chur ch basement on Tuesday evenmg, Dec. 21, was attended by 35 men, ' women and young people, wtth a potluck supper at 7 30 and an exchange of gifts A lighted Christmas t(ee, good food and all made a deltghtful evemng m spite of the bitter cold. A group of young people and a few adults enjoyed an evemng m the Russell Archer home after the Chrtstmas program al the church. The Parker family enjoyed a dmner at the Wilber Parker home here on Sunday,, the 26th The chtldren and Rraod· % ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. WPI ) - Jinnmy Carter said today that much of the crtltctsm agamst Griffto Bell, the attorney general· designate, was because Bell was a southerner and a friend of the prestdent-elect Carter satd Bell "has not been treated fairly so far,'' add10g ths t criticism came prunarily from people who had other candtdates in mmd for the job. Some c1vtl nghls groups have objected to some of Bell's rulings as a judge of he U S Court of Appeals and the fact that he belonged to private clubs m Georgta that excluded blacks ''The maJor critictsm .. is that he had a membership in a pr.tvate club," Carter said. "Until I started running for preSident , I also had a membershtp in a private club, and I would guess if you look at the present mcumbent Cabinet and the ones preceding them, many of them had memberships in prtvate clubs. "This is not a legittmate crttictsm, but t! was raised because ... Grlflin is from the South and because he is a friend of mtne," Carter said. ''But I think wben people get to know Griffin Bell, they will agree wtlh my assessment that he will be not just an adequate attorney general but a great attorney general " Garter, Bell, and otber cabmet-rank members of the new adm10lstratwn were intervtewed Tuesday for ABC-TV's ''Good Morrung, America '' The program was broadcast today. "I think anyone who holds Ute office, or expects to hold the office of attorney general ought not to be in a private club," Bellsatd "I made Utat declSion on my own, and I'm sw-e I would have made it wtthout tt bemg ratsed 10 the pl'ess '' Bell said he would suggest a great number of reforms based on hiS IS years experience as a judge. "I don't think tllere's going to be any great problem in brmg tng about many re· forms ,n he srud. OPEN DOOR SESSION carter said he expected Tuesday, Jan . 4, a members of hiS cabinet "to representative from Con.· disagree wtUt me strongly" . 1 '1 don't want a RI'OUP of gressman Clarence E. yes-men or yes-women in my Mtlier's of!tce wtli conduct an open door session from 11J..12 cabinet,'' he added "I need noon tn the court house m to have strong advocates for Galltpohs If anyone has any their positloos .. . and Utere questions concerning the will be times when they Federal Governrttent, please advocate something very stop by to dtscuss them wtth strongly when I make a different deciston." the representattve. He satd he would appotnt women to subordina te PITT&BURGH (UPI) - posttions, hke assistant or The Pittsburgh Pirates deputy secrotary , whtch Tuesday named · former could be used as a "stepping maJor league ptlcher Harry stone" to htgher posts Oorish as their minor league At the end of h1s pttch10g coach. administration, Carter satd, Dortsh, wbo pitched for the "there 'll be a large number of Boston Red Sox, Chicago women who have been given White Sox and Baltimore a chance, not only lO Ortoles, ftlled a vacancy government but in private created when Larry Sherry life to show their leadership was appointed Ute Pirates' abthty." pttchtng coach. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Chnstmas at then parents' JU::itrt~enl~ home Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Guthrte spent Saturday. evemng wtth Mr. and Mrs Charles D Woode' I Leonard Amos recently suffered a patnful acctdent cuttmg his leg wtth a cham saw and requtrmg 40 stitches to close it outgo so eo10pltcated they would paralyze the ma)Ot 111 mt.:ume and Sale! Mens s1795 to s21 95 Pre-Washed Denim Jackets departments uf guve1 nment 1hPRICE whose spendmg prognuns "' e set lot the year And tt would most assuredly mvolve puttmg the governmetil fat· mot e mto the red than even Congt ess is ltkcly wtlhng to go That's not all. fhe Juggltng tntghl be done m Jtg tune on p•per ·,n the Carter Whtle Hou.e But tt would take Con· gress months to hold hear· PARTY SET 10gs, argue and vote on any The Tw10 City Shrinettes radw~ l departures Mr. wtll hold thetr holiday party Cat1er tmght propose, eventf Thursday cven10g at 7· 30 they wet c snnple repeltttuns p.m. at the home of Mrs uf measures Congress Beulah Ewmg prevtously voted and Prest· Sizes small, medium, large and extra large, waist length styles and longer limited lengths, too, quantity. Elberfelds In Pomeroy THE INN PLACE Thursday Night Special (Continued from page 1) consumptton of foreign goods would help boost employment and production for U S. trading pBrtners whose Heconomles appear to be more sluggiSh Ulan our own." The deftcit is a reflectwn of "strength m our own economy," sald Comtez. As U S consurrptton of imporls atds other countries, lhetr purchases of U S good!; will mcrease to boost the Amencan economy further. MANY FABRICS AND NOTIONS AT DISCOUNT PRICES I HURRY I ALL MODELS OF FAMOUS SINGER MACHINES IN STOCK 10% OFF (MODEL SHOWN> SALE STARTS MONDAY1 with us! DEC. 27 PLANNING APillA PARTY * DON'T MISS PHONE Visit Our Salad Bar Lasagna MEIGS THEATHE Vegeta~le CWSED FOR Hot Rolls Coffee, Tea or Milk VACATION THE MEIGS INN Pomeroy, Phone 992 -6304 o. WATCH FOR OPFNING DATE THE ALL NEW THIS MEIGS INN PIZZA SHACK CHANCE! - Enjoy three sizes of your favorite ptzzas. - Try our delicious subs while you stp your tavori te suds. Eat In Or Carry Out Phone 992-6304 NO. 180 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO COLLECTING PINS is the hobbY of Kim Grueser a senior at Meigs H1gh School. The daughter of Mr. ai.ct Mrs. Don Grueser, t 'orest Run, Kim often wears her jacket loaded wtth souverur pins of all sorls to basketball games and other school activtties. Her badges tnclude some of Ute Cinclmati Reds, Ohio State, tbe Marauders, Snoopy and Raggedy Ann . ' :;::::::::<::::::::::::::::.!·:::::;::;;:.:.: ·!.:.~: :!·:·!'!•:-:' :·:·:.:·:·=::·:·:.:·:.:·=·~:·:':·:•!. :·=~·:::::·:·::::::::::::~:::::::::..::::::: B . ,.f. i j[11ews •• •zn rze1 s~ l~ i\.T • By Uolted Press International COLUMBUS - STATE AUDITOR THOMAS FERGUSON today issued findings for recovery totaling $73,188 agatnst 132 employes and two present or former super10tendents of Ctncmnati's Rtverfronl Stadtum Parking Garage for overpayment of wages from Jan. I, 1970 through Dec. 31, 1975 Ferguson said former Superintendent George Pennmgton and present Superintendent William Tyus were named m the fmdlngs for the tunes the documented 1rregulanties occurred durmg Uteir wnure of offtce. State examiners also reported other apparent lrregularttles occurred in payment of parkmg factlities personnel but made no findings due to lack of documentation which exarluners satd was a direct result of. "poor records· keeping and records management by the City of Cincinnati " MIAMI BEACH - A STRIKE OF HOTEL workers spread to Miami's two largest hotels, the Sheraton Four Ambassadors and the Dupont Plaza, early today followmg a deadlock 10 negottations wtth owners. It brought to etght the nwnber of hotels 10 whtch members of Local 355, Hotel and Restaurant Workers and Bartenders Uruon , are on strike. Aunion spokesman said more howls may be added to the strike list today or later in the week. HAYSVILLE , KAN . - DEPUTIES HIDING behind a pickup truck shot and ktlled a heavUy armed former mental patient Wednesday and freed six hostages nnbarmed from a south~entral Kansas home. Police Identified the dead man as Larry Lear, 30, who had "a case history ofthts type of thing.'' Haysville Police Chief Jack Murry said two policemen fired simultaneously throagh the glass front door of the house to kill Lear. Both shots struck Lear in the heart. By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Columbia Gas of Ohio announce d today it wtll tmpose addittonal gas curtailments on large volume induslrtal and commerctal users, tncluding schools , beginnmg Saturday Board chatrman Marv10 E White said Ute result may be substantial unemployment and school closings, but that hospttals and restdential customers will continue to receive their norma! allotments. The utthty satd abnormally co ld temperatur es and a short.age of fuel from its supplier, the Columbia Gas Transmlsswn Corp., have forced tt to increase curtail· ments from the levels an· nounced two weeks ago. Columbta satd It would notify 1,100 large volwne tndustrtal users and 1,300 commerctal ' customers that no gas would be furrushed for mdustrial boilers or for any mdustry which can use alternate fuel. In add11ton , satd White, industries which cannot use alternate fuels will have their normal gas supplies cut by 50 per cent and so will large commerctal loads, Including schools. "For more than ftve years, we have been warnmg the public that we were confronted wtth a severe energy shortage," White told a news conference. "But for the last three wmters, the effects of it have been Three Metgs Countlans were named to receive 11 Man oftbe Year" awatds from the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Wednesday af· ternoon . They' are Charles Legar, Pomeroy, fire chief and former long-tune mayor of Pomeroy; Robert Wingett, Syracuse, long-time Syracuse Village counctlman and commilnlty leader, and H. E. (Pete ) Shields, who has been with the Agrtculture, Stabllzatlon and Con· servatlon Office many years Legar was selected as the Pomeroy outstanding leader; Wingett for the county area and Shtelds as the agricultural leader. Certiftcates of apprecbtUon will be presented the three outstanding cttl~ens at a dinner to be held at 6:30 p m on Jan. 20 at the Meigs Inn. Rtchard Jones will serve as master of ceremonies. Others will be honored m February and tn the spring. Namtng the three out· standing cttizens Wednesday afternoon was a committee composed of Fred Crow, chamber president ; Thereon Johnson, Richard Jones and Beulah Jones . Committee member Mrs. Kathryn Crow was unable to attend. NEW YORK -THE 1976 hall ot the neW teleVISIOn season has been as jumbled as tt has been Juggled while the networks vied for ratings points on the Nielsen charts When the season opened in Sepwmber, and the Ntelsen ra lings came in for the week ending Sept. 26, ABC was in f1rst place, NBC to second and CBS m last. That was turning tradltion around, because By CHAR~ S. TAYLOR CBS had held a vtrtual stranglehold on the top spot, while ABC ATLANTA (UP! ) had been just as f1rm a hold on the bottom of the list Federal health officials satd As ABC t.ld on week after week 11 became obvioos Utis Wednesday tbe massive $13S was no fluke, with "Happy Days," its sptnoff, "Laverne and milllon national swine flu Shirley" and tbe new "Charlie's Angels" most Qften in Ute top innmunlzatton program w11l spot. The season to date statistics from the A. C Nielsen Co., not be resumed because covering the 14 weeks throogh Dec. 28, show that ABC earned a "stgnificant evidence" links 20.7 rating and 33.1 share, NBC has a 19.4 rating and a 30.9 it With a rare form of share while CBS has an IB.Srating and 29.6share. paralysiS. While officials would not BOUUER, COLO. - THE EARTH IS spmntng one second flaUy say the program was slower thts year, and Ute National Bureau of Standards satd tt dead, It appeared llleless. will have to make a correction on Its atomlc clocks on New Begun In October, the Year's Eve. vacclnalton program reached To compensate for the slowdown, Ute bureau will IMert an only about 41 million persons exira second Friday to keep its atomi~ clocks up to daw. "The before it was suspended two earUt is slowing down enough that the extra second ts needed to weeks ago. keep the atomic clocks synchroniZed to the spin of Ute earUt Wednesday, Dr. David Sen· wiUtin one second," a bureau spokesma~ said. cer, dlrector of the Center for Dtsease control, announced PHOENIX, ARIZ. - UNITED STEELWORKERS the 13-member Advisory President I. W. Abel says be Is prepared to "stand at plant Committee on Immuniultion gates" If necessary to help convince USW members they Practices agreed there was should elect Uoyd McBride to succeed him when he retires in "slgmflcant evidence of May. assocctalion between Abel, who has headed the nauon's largest lndustrbtl union Influenza vaccinations and for 12 years, retires May 31. He held a oews conference the Gulllain-Barre syn. Wednesday to announce he would actively campaign lor drome." McBride. He said McBride offers "strong, experienced and With that in mind, the :sible leadershiP for the Steelworkers toto the lsals" and committee voted unanimously to continue the moratorium begun when the the source of hiS campaign contributions. Incidence of the unusual "It is clear, by deed and by word, that Ed SadlowsJd ts paralysis first came to light. financing his campalgn'through conllnuous appeals to people Sencer said "There would outside our union and outside tbe trade union movement," have to be a substantial Abel said. He said McBride filed a lawsuit in Chicago amount of influenza around "exposing a cocktallil&rtY connection between Sadlowski and the country to justify some millil!"aires and employers." of the resumption Ute~~~ ~!f;~~~.~~t:.~:e1\:lu:;=~~':v!t .. ...' McCall's , Kwick ·Sew, Simplicity Patterns 115 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-2284 Approved Authorized Deater , , ,•, TWO EDfi'IONS IN ON FRIDAY Readers are advised thai the Sundloy Tlm..S.nllnel of 'Jan. 2, 1977 wiD appear hulde the Friday, Dec. 31 edWoa of The Dally Senllnellll order that the staffs of the Ohlo Valley Publishing Co. may have a two4ay weelrelld. All early deadltne wiD be obaerved Friday f<>r both the Dally ~albiel and Swtdlly Tfmes.S..IInel. ::: :~.· :. ., MANLEY RESIGNS Sgt. Ray Manley is an· nouncing his resignation as a Meigs County sberlff as of Jan . 3. Sgt. Manley has been employed as a deputy with the county sheriffs depart· ment for the past 11 years irrununizatlpn.program." One consultant to the conumttee, Dr. John Fox, an epldemtologtst at the Universtty of Washmglon , told the group "it's quite conceivable tha t we are lookmg at an effect of all innmunologlcal procedures.'' CDC officials were preparing a newly, much more delailed questionnaire to circulate to physicians and bealth departments around the country, seeking all possible information on cases of Guillain·Barre syndrome. One of· Ute ques11ons to be asked is whether the victim recetved any other tDOCUlat1ons and If so, when. The committee did agree to let private physicians continue to vaccinate their patients against various forms of flu, providing the patient signed an Informed consent paper. "We do not think that very many pltystcians w1ll want to do thlS," Sencer said. BOARD TO MEET The Meigs Local School District Board of Education will meet in special executive session at 7:30 this evening to Interview appllcanll for the district's clerk-treasurer post. John Triplett, who has been serving In the past, will not be reh1rea. DONARADDED Meigs County's first baby of 1977 will receive 33 gifts from Big Bend Merchants. Added to tbe list providing gifts for the new baby Is the Sentinel's annual Baby Derby Is Francts Florist which will present a planter masked by extremely mild 50 percent, possibly ca u.<lng don 't antici pate that temperatures. !lOme to close, happenlnij " ''Alot of people felt the gas White also said Colwnbla White sold Ute lronsmlsalon companies were crying Gas Is ftllng with the Public corpora Uon has notified Its 116 •wolf m said Whtte " But Utilities Commission of Obto customers , In cludin g beginning next month, a lot of a plan to extend curtailment Columbia G1111 of Ohio, that the doubting Thomases will to thousands o[ small supplies would be further become believers." lndustrbtl and commercial limited for the rest of the Schools already are customers to save even more winter. operating under a 40 per cent gas. He explained that the supp· gas curtailment, and White But he said residentia l ller lost large amounts or gos sa id they overran their curtailment would be used when an offshore drilling allotments by 25 per cent m only us "a very 1 very project In the Gulf of Mexico November and perhaps by as desperate move, for example was delayed last summer . much this monUt. He said If we were threatened with ''The Transmission Corp. their curtailment would go to losing an entire town. We planned to have lhl s sourL\l of supply on line by Nov 1," .. •,,, said White . "Instead It Is only now being cmmected to our EXTENDED OUTLOOK system as a result of recent Saturday through bad weather In the Gulf of Monday, fair Salurday and M exico." Sunday and a chance of Subnormal temperatures snow Monday. Conllnued during December for ced a cold with highs In the 20. or curtallfnent of nn additional low 308. Lows wlll range eight billion cubic feet from from 5 to 15. Columbia, below the amounts antlcipawd Dec. 16. White said the curtailments A more detailed summary to Industrial and commercial was made available today of users probably would not he the house numbering lifted lor Ute rest of the procedure to be followed In wln!er, and may be Meigs County by project lncrea!led. He urged continued engineer James Page ol conservation pra ctices by Fleming, Page, Stolte, Inc., residential users, lncludlng COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Marysville, Ohio. thermostat settings " no Page at a meeting Monday Ohio Supreme Court today set higher than 67 degrees " March 2as the execution date In Pomeroy ex planed , In lor two of the three women on detail these procedures. The information below Is so that Mrs. Weicker to Ohio's death row. The deaUt dates were set the public can share it. The county will be nunr ask for alimony after the High Court affirmed bered from the west county the aggravated murder STAMFORD, Conn. (UPI) llne eastward and from the convlctlms of Alberta L Marie Louise Welcker, the Osborne of Columbus and most extreme southerly wife of Sen. Lowell P. portion of the county north· Sandra Lockett of Akron. Welcker, will seek custody of The Supreme Court today ward. at least one child and alimony This ' procedure was also set Marcb 2, 19n as an payments in her suit to end execution date lor Stacy Lane presented as the most slm· their p-year marriage. pUlled system, compatible of Summit County. Mrs. Welcker cited The Supreme Court has with adjacent counties, and "Irreconcilable differences" now aet execution dates in the representing a procedure electric chair at the Soulhern that emergency services and In a writ filed Wednesday, Ohio Correctional Facility in others can easily understand seeking to divorce the 45· year -old Connecticut Lucasville for 19 Individuals The engineer stated Utat the Republican. system presented has been convicted ofv murder since A clerk In the Fairfield Nov . 24 when It upheld the utilized by aeveral other Ohio County Superior Court at constitutionality of Ohio's counties with good result. Stamford sald the writ was The most Immediate lm· death penalty. filed late In the date by All of thoae sentenced to pact to the average rural Welcker's wife, the former die, still have the right of resident Ia the elimination of Marie Louise Godfrey of Rye, appeal to the U. S Supreme the postal rural route N y designation and the adoption Court. ol a specific address slmUar E-RCALLED to a city address. Each The Pomeroy E·R squad hoJtBOhold will be personally OFFICES TO CLOSE answered a call to the Rock notified by mall of their new The Middleport Mayor's address. Springs home of Mrs. Mildred office and the • Middleport Incoming commissioner Arnold, S7, who was having Board of Public Affairs will Richard E. Jones, questioned dlfltculty breathing. She was be closed aU day Friday for the maintenance cost of the taken to the Holzer Medical the New Year's weekend ~ Center. (Continued on page 10) 1 Numbers system noted Three Meigs men nominated for 1976 recognition. '·: The Fabric Shop PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1976 Employmenf, schools threatened by additional gas curtailments on hard new evidence News •• in Briefs VAIL, COLO - PRESIDENT FORD SAYS the Jusltce Department ts reviewing the admlmstration's posture on amnesty for all VIetnam era draft evaders and deserters Ford on Sunday told the wtdow of Sen. Philltp Hart he would look toto the question of a presidential amnesty. It was sttll unclear whether this signaled a significant change 10 Ford's positiOn. Asked tf hts dectston to reconstder the quest ton indicated he hadlcbanged hts mind, Ford pointed out : "You ctlm •t have to make stones about something that IS very plato and very direct." VOL XXVII mvested In commerctal paper etceeded the $50 million limit set forth in state law Gardner , on May 12, 1970, admitted that The court said "this rule may seem harsh but IllS based on legitimate policy reasons" which weresetforth tn Ute previous interim funds mvesled to commercial paper exceeded that limit and resigned from office. optnion which the court again quoted . King Resources subllequenUy defaulted on all the principal " It would be dlsttnctly agaiJISt P..,blic poltcy not to require a public officer to account lor and disburse accord10g to law, and all but part of the interest due after Herbert and Gardner moneys tha t have come into his hands by virtue of hiS being were no longer in office. The court also said state law "which allows the treasurer or such public offtcer." On AprU 17, 1970 and on May I, 1970, Gardner invested state Ute state to invest Interim moneys in the conunerclal paper of funds in Ute amount of $3 million and $5 mlllton respectively In certain private corporations, dOC$ not alter the common-law two unsecured promissory notes of the King Resources Co. standard of liability for loss of public funds by public officials where Ute investment Is In violation of the maximum trial testinnmony showed. Herbert then asked Gardner whether the amount of money investment ltmitalton embodted in lhe st.atute " IS prevented by an act of God or public enemy." CHARLES LEGAR Swine flu shots ended Meigs Co. Branch -@ In its action today, the Supreme Court reversed judgements By JOHN T. KADY COLUMBUS (UP!)- The Ohio Supreme Court ruled today bY the Franklin County Common Pleas Court and tbe Franklin that former state Treuurer John D Herbert and former County Court: of Appeals , in holdlng Herbert, Gardner and · Deputy Treasurer IIDbert F . Gardner were personally lillble thetr bonding compantes liable. for t(le loss of $8 milllnn in state funds loaned to King '- The Supreme Cow-t today cited a ruling in a prevtous case which it said applied to Ute loans. Resources Co. of Denver In 19'10 "II has been the general policy , not only with government ~ Resour~ forfeited on ~ loan and sutt was filed by Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown aga!Mt Herbert and employees and appointees, but wiUt state officers, county Gardner and their bonding companies to recover the money. officers, township officers and all other public officials, to hold The two loans, one for f3 rnllUon and the other for $8 million the public official accountable for the moneys that come into were part of the Statehouse Loan scandal that rocked the last his hands," the court satd, "as such official .. that Is to say, months of the previous administration of Gov. James A. that when he comes to account for the money received, it must Rhodes and sent Republicans down to defeat in almost all be accounted lor and patd over unless pavmPnt hv thP .nfflrlnl statewide races in 1970. ROBE"T WINGETT PETE SHIELDS Dates to die set Child support laws will be M~igs agency Wellare. investlgators will locate absent parenll living In the area and will compile lnformaUon regardlng tltele persons' abUity to pay chlld support for presentation in court. When the abaent parents are not living In or near Meigs County, tfie State and Federal Parent Locator Services will be utilized. These services are a network of ii)Vestlgative unlll within public agencies, the pui'(IOH of which Is to locate persons anywhere in the country who heve failed to support their children. The State of Ohio has made Reclprlcal Support Agreements wlth the other states which wlll allow the prosecution to take place In tbe state In which the abllent parent re~ldes . Another Important service which has been needed In Meigs County for a long tiem Is an effective paternity establlahlng program, Mr. Cullums said. The Child Support Unit hopes to establlah the paternity ol all children who are receiving or who will 1 ec~ lve public asllstance. In doing so, we can also establish an obligation for the lather to support the child and, more Importantly, the child will be apared the social problems of megiUmacy. The Child Support Unit was established with Federal funding from Title IV -d. All (Continued on page 10) enforced by new A significant reduction in Its new collection and en· the money In Meigs County forcement program to secure spent by taxpayers sup- child support from absent porting children whose parents. Meigs County's parenta have deserted their Child Support Unit was responstblllty Is expected to created In May of 1976, and result from a new collection since then has been and enforcement program. developing a progr•m to hold Mtchael Cullums, in charse parents reoponslble lor tbelr of the newly organized Child children's support. Support Unit in the Meigs This program will begin County Welfare Dept said fuU operation on January 3. that nationwide taxpayers Although the Child Support support the children ol Unit hopes for voluntary deserted or divorced parents coo~ratlon from the1 absent at a cost of nearly $II billion. parents, It has provided for In !ofelgs County alone, sucb legal action as gar· several hundred thousand tax nlshment of wages and at· dollars are spent each year tachments and liens on supporting these children property when necessary to through welfare programs. · assure that parents, not The Meigs County Welfare taxpayers , support these Department has establtsbed children. N I; • 1 ,~ �• 2- The Daily Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Thursday De< 30 19 6 Celebrating to cost lots more Wealth will he bared By HELEN THOMAS UP! White House Reporter PLAINS GA (UPI) Pres den I elect Jtmmy Carter and each member of his Cabmet wtll dtsclose full deuuls of thetr net worth and arrangement. for dtvesbng their financla I holdmgs before maugurat10n day accordmg to a Carter atde Press Secretary Jody Powell sa d Wednesday the Code of Ethics settmg fortll gutdehnes for financia l dtsc lo sure wtll be made pubhc Fnday Carter revealed tllat each member of h s newly formed Cabmet agreed to tlle terms of tlle code and wtll diSclose h s r nanctal status m advance or takmg off ce The pres dent-elect mean t me was making r nal decl Slons on his Wh te House staff and members of the subcab net nclud ng und ersccrelartes and ass stant secretartes Carter has mpressed on Cab net off c als his destre to have more blacks and women m the subcab net level But tllere was no mdicatwn that he would set that example Transtlton atdes satd most of Carter s mner c rcle campaign starr ' ostlv white men - w 11 be his key operabves In the White House Carter so far has destgnated only Powell as press secretary but he also ha s descrtbed campatgn treasurer Robert Lipshutz as his Whtte House coWlsel Others ••peeled to be part of the Whtte House staff With direct access to Carter - were Hamilton Jordan hts campatgn manager who wtll have a pos tton mvolvmg pollt cal contacts Jack Watson as Cabmet secretary Gregory Schne ders as SOUND STUDY COlUMBUS Ollo (UP! ) Ohto State Un verSJt) sc enttst Dr Davtd J Lim wtll use a $46 000 grant from the A r Force Systems Comma nd at Wrtght Patterson Air force Base to study tlle effect of lowpttched vtbratlons on the ear Th e otolaryngo logy professor says m[rasound s low-p tched vtbratwn g ven off by tllmgs bke subways rocket launchings volcaruc erupt ons ocean waves and the rush of w nd at a single appomtments secretary Stuart Etsenstadt m the poltcy area and Frank Moore as chtef of congresstonal halson Carli!r retw-ned to Plams Wednesday afternoon after three days of meettngll on St Simons Island m what he called an unpredecented gathermg of hts offtctal famtly The prestdent-elect also was puumg the ftmslnng to uches on hts economic package whtcl he sa d wtll open wmdow of a movmg car Such v brahons CJ!nnot be heard alone Lliii said most e><POsure to infrasound s beheved harm less but nobody has ever taken a close look to see what tis potential for damage JS He sa d he wtll use a scann in g e le ctro n mtcroscope to study tlle cell structur e of ears from chmchtllas exposed to tnfrasound rangmg from 100 to 150 dectbels n a spectal chamber at Wnght Patterson mclude a mtx of a tax r ut and a program for crea tmg JObs m both !hi pnvate and pubhc sectors He ts summomng hts economtc advisers to Pia ms ne•t week and mv ted congresstonal leaders to jom him afli!rward for a prevtew of the economtc program which he hopes wtll wm popular support before tt goes to Congress In other developments Carter tnSisted tllat he wtll carry out hts campatgn commttmenis saytng you can depend on tllat He sa td tllat he wtll attempt to save $5 btllton to $7 btlhon from tlle em-rent defense budget wtthm a year by wtpmg out neff crencles and mshtutin g econom1es He also satd he wtll draft a welfare reform program which coulci go mto effect " thin the hrst hscal year In oU ce but satd tts tmplemenlatwn m ght have ,. to be postponed depepdmg on tlle economic ptcture Carter story best in 1976 NEW YORK (UP! Junmy Carter s successful campatgn for the prestdency was tlle overwhelming cho ce tnda) of Awer can ed tors as tlle top news story of 1976 Editors parttctpatmg m the annual poll by Umted Press International chose etght domestic and two fore gn stor es m tlle r ranking of the top 10 headhne stortes The mystertous disease that clrumed tlle lives of 29 of thoS<l attendmg an Amencan Legwn conventlon m Phlladelphta was second UP! aloo asked the edttors to rank the year s btggest stones from tlle standpomt of longrange stgniflcance Carter s defeat of Gerald R Ford m the prestdentlal race also was voted the number one story n tllos category Second place went to the leaderslup trans tlon m China followmg the death of Mao Tsetung and Chou En !at the two rankmg offtctals of the Chmese Communtst party The top 10 headlloe stories 1 Junmy Carter s elect on 2 Legtonnarte s dtsease 3 Kidnapping of 26 Chowc htlla Cal I schoolchildren 4 China transtt on 5 El zabeth Ray Wayne Hays scandal 6 Patrtcta Hearst trtal 7 israeli ratd on Uganda atrport at Entebbe freemg hostages 8 U S Vking spacecraft landmgs on Mars 9 U S Btcentenmal 10 Deatll of Howard Hughes Long Range Slgolficanee I Carter s electiOn 2 China tranSltton 3 Mars land ngs 4 CIA FBI scandals 5 Supreme Court ruling on capttal pun shment 6 Ractal unrest grows m Rhodesta South Afnca 7 Bntish economtc criSIS 6 Lebanese war 9 U S B1centennuil 10 Lockheed scandal tncludtng ndtctment of former Japanese pnme rruruster Two more death rattle dates set COlUMBUS Ohto iUPI) The Ohto Supreme Court sc hedu led two more execuhons Wednesday and upheld a truck drtver s nght to pursue a personal InJUry clatm for an e ght year old mctdent n which hts ng plunged mto an unmarked hole on Route 23 m Sctolo County Sentenced to die March I 1977 n tlle electr c cha r at Southern Ohw Correcllonal Facthty were Wtlham Perry man and f loyd Edwards Perryme:m was convicted of th e murder of I awrence Busch m his business the Star Market n Akron Nov 27 1974 Edwards "as convtc!J!d or the Dec 28 1974 slaymg of Joseph Eshack Jr also n Akron The ar co n vacl tons prevtously were upheld by Polluter ship's captain arrested United Press International Thousands of gallons ol o 1 slo shed about m the Delaware Rt ver today n ucking up ducks and geese and he capta n of a sh p respons ble for tt was under arrest Another sk pper whose tanker polluted U S Atlantlc coastal waters w th a record o I spill was sttll trymg to explrun 11 Pollut on crews trted to clean up a thtrd sptll n Connect cut s Thames Rtver And the Coast Guard balthng to prevent an oil dtsaster off Puerto Rtco fatled today tn an attempt to refloat yet another tanker that had run aground Amtd the outbreak of tanker ace dents from Calilorma to Puerto Rtco Env ronmental Protection Agency ch ef Russell Tram called on tlle government to toughen standards on foretgn tankers entermg Amer can port. Tra n sa d Wednesday The Untted States has been reluctant to set standards but wtlh the vast amount of o I mmmg mto the country tlle tliiie has come to set more strmgent regola twM Tra n was mvest gaung the spdl of 133 500 gallons of otl tnto the Delaware R ver so uth of l?htladelphta Wednesday by the Liberoan regtstered tanker Olymptc Games Vassthos Vhsmas tlle vesS<ll s Greek nauonal captam was arre~ted Wednesday and held under $50 000 bond US Attorney Davod Marston satd VI smas was arrested under the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act and the Refuse Act of 1698 The sktpper raced cnm nal charges of causmg the otl discharge from tlle tanker Monday and of failmg to notify the U S Coast guard tmmedtalely of the sptll Marston said tlle mrunmum penalty ts a $12 000 flne and 12 years m priSOn The tanker was carrymg about 17 m lhon gallons of light Arabtan crude oil when tt ran aground whtle attemptmg to dock The result was a 22-rmle sltck tllat left some ruddy ducks and Canada geese covered m otl and tllrealened other wlldltfe marshlands and the shorelmes of three states The Olymptc Games was one of f ve tank ers of Liber an regtstry to run mto trouble n or near US waters the last two weeks In the latest nctdent the tanker Daphne-carryong a 14 mtlhon gallon cargo- ran aground Tuesday rught on the south coast of Puerto R co 1he Coast Guard satd tl faded m an effort today to refloat the 31 269-ton Daphne m Guyarulla Bay However offlctals added tllal none of the tanker s otl had sptlled Coast Guard off cers hoarded the vessel to make sure the captatn dtd not try to dump his cargo mto the Canbbean Sea In New York Capt George Papadapolous was st II trytng to explam Wednesday how his Ltbenan-regJstry tanker the Argo Merchant went aground Dec 15 on the shoals of Massachusetts Nantucket Island and dumped 7 6 mtlHon gallons of heavy fuel o 1- Ule worst sptll In the history of tlle U S Atlanttc coast Papadapolous had testtfted the sh p s radio dtrectwn fmder a short range naVIga honal atd mdicated tlle Nan tucket ltght ship that marked DR. LAMB tlle shallow waters of the shoal was dead ahead He later learned the ltght shtp was behmd him Env ronmental offtctals m Massachusetts sa d the Argo Merchant s o I would cover about' a thtrd of flle water slliface over Georges Bank on e of tlle world s r chest I sbmg grounds Sc ent sts S31d most of the sptll would rerna n on the surface and not damage the seabed In Connect cut Coast Guard offlctals satd a cleanup of shorelme areas affected by a 2 000-gallon sptll n the Thames Rtver Monday may not be ftmshed until next week depend ng on the weather 0 I htt a 3 600-foot sect on of Eastern Pomt Beach an exclus •e resort area The mlleaked from a crack m the bow or the !~henan reg stry tanker Oswego Peace Ofltctals refused comment on the cause of the sptll In Long Beach Caltf Coast Guard hearmgs looking mto tlle Dec 17 exploSion of tlle Libertan regtstry tanker I 1 ference m what you can say to the pubhc about exerctse for people who have never had a heart attack and those who have heart damage already However my rule of thwnb ts to tell people to walk If you can t walk a ctty block at a normal pace wtthout trouble you must follow carefully what yowdoctor says about exertion and don t try to do anything he does not recommend otllerwl80 most people can gradually ncrease thetr walking program Those who can bwld up to walkmg an hour a day whtch can be done tn dlv ded sesswns such as mornwg and evening usually gam health beneftis I don t reconunend progressmg beyond a walking program wtthout an evaluation of your status by your dodor Those wbo then appear to be able to tolerate t can be en couraged to progress to more perlMm The Rainbow Room 65 Doors above New York s Rockefeller Plaza offers an evenmg of dmmg and dancmg for $52 50 a person - up $10 from last year but still according to Rainbow Room spokesman a damn good bargain Money savers can follow a parade from the Plaza Hotel to Central Park for an evenmg of free mustc and dance Or they can JUSt gatller m Times Square to watch tlle tradiuonal giant ball studded wtth Ughis drop U> the roof at tlle stroke of mldmght In Boston money conscious revelers can take advantage of free shows m the evenmg then take m a procesSional parade and ftreworks show Ul usher in 1971 In Atlanta the Hyatt Regency lS offermg free rock entertamment m a lobby disco At lntdmght Ben Colll of a local wmdow cleamng ftrm wtll swtng down from tlle Regency Dome about 250 feet to the floor as 5 000 balloons float down New Year s Eve pnces at variOus lounges and restauranis m the Regency range from 19 95 to $47 50 AM those usbermg m the New Year m St Paul Minn can dme dance share a decanter of wme wear paper hat. and whoop tl up wttli nOisemakers for $25 a couple But at least one tradtltonal New Years party packages has bttten tlle dust The BenJamm Frankhn Hotel one of tlle last of the old elegant full servtce hotels m downtown St Louts will have a garden terrace party and dancmg Everything "til be a Ia carte though room rates were reduced to $24 from the usual $32 for New Year s Eve guests The hotel used to have a package deal at $75 a couple but sw1tched last year As pnces started to go up for labor mustc and food we had to charge more and tt got to be JUSt too much a hotel spokesman satd Inheritance laws changed NEW YORK (UP!) - A fundameiffilr change m the federal capital ga ns tax on secur ttes that takes effect New Year s Day w II have an enormous mpact on nhented wealth m the Uruted States TheTa. Reform Act of 1976 plugged some glarmg gaps m tlle cap tal ga ns tax and tmposed capttal gatns tax I ab !tty on top of estate taxes for nher1tors of securities tllat may have been held for years by a deceased peroon and ncreased enormously n 1alue But at the same time because of the constttut1onal prohtb1t1on on retroact ve taxat on the !9761aw gave all ex stmg holders of securthes portfoho~ the benefit of a new sta rt for mher1tance purposes For years to come tlle base for flgurmg capital gams on mhertled securttles w II be Dec 31 1976 ThiS makes the end of flits year a stgmftcanl turmng pomt m the htslory of Sansmena were n recess Amertcan tax law not as epochal as the begmning of unUI after Jan 5 tlle ncome tax m 1913 but qmte unportant Under the present law tf a person who bought say $50 000 worth of stocks and has seen them apprectate over the years until they now are worth more titan 11 mtll on dtes between oow and 1mdmght Frtday hiS or her estate w1ll pay only v gorou.s act vtt) such as JOg nhentance taxes and the g ng tnhentor will not be liable for There are two tssues of The a captlal gatns tax on the Health Letter on exerctses for accumulated $950 000 when tlle heart and ctrculatlon tlle securtttes are disposed of Volwne ! nwnbers II and 12 Readers who want thts program can send 50 cenis for each ssue wtth a long stamped self addressed envelope for them Just ad dress your letter to me m care of this newspaper P 0 Bo• 1551 Radio Ctly Statton New York NY 10019 ExerciSe ts like any other form of treatment It can be very beneftctal but tf used wrongly tt can be damagmg D et ts m the same ball park Adtel that controls calorte m take and provtdes a low fat low-cholesterol menu IS often helpful Tl e crash efforls often contammg excess fat are not A gradual loss of ex cess fat IS the senstble way to unprove your health wtthout damagmg your body Exercise and diet help heart ills By Lawrence E Lamb M D replace properly used DEAR DR LAMB - I read medicmes A person s exerctse proan art cle m the paper where two heart spectahsis were gram depends enbrely on dtscussmg heart dtsease what condttlon the heart ISm They sa d heart atlments When a person has had a could best be treated wtth ex heart attack and the valves m erclSe and dtel rather tllan the heart have been damaged usmg drugs They did not to tlle pomt he can t walk the menlton what kind of exer length of a hospttal ward tl IS ClSe or diet a heart patten\ foohsh to talk about Joggmg should use I wish you would to ew-e his damaged hrt A gtve me some facis on dteting patient wtth rheumatic heart and exerctse that a person disease and damaged valves could best use I a1n real anx may need an operation and ous to know what conunenis not an exercise program you would g ve on this sub- There Is literally no fonn of heart diseaS<l though that ts ject DEAR READER In ar beneltted bv obestty The tlcles and on TV programs sa ne appltes to smok ng ctgarettes the short space of ttme otte I tlunk anyone who knows prevents a compl te prescn he or she has heart disease tall n of tl r p1 oblem Exer should not start an e•ereise "I and not smoktng are program wtthout discussmg t lportant m preventing 11 w Ill his or her doctor earl d1sease and strokes famtlar wtth how much heart 1oey are not the answer damage ts present wever m some fonns of There ts a great deal of dif heart drsease and they do not By JOHN LESAR United P~ulntemallooal A woman constdenng a btg New Year s Eve called the Dtplomat Hotel tn Hollywood Fla to prtce llcket.'l to the hotel celebratton for a party of five She was told Twelve ftfty and promptly mailed her check lor $12 50 It was returned for tlle lack of two zeros The Dtplomal IS featurmg Sammy Davis Jr and Liza PAUL JONES Pic Paul Jones has M1nellt New Years Eve m what was billed as the most graduated from 12 weeks of expenstve mghtclub show m basic Ira fntng at I be history The origmal pnce Marine Corps Proving was $250 per person but Grounds at Parris Island reservallons lagged and S C Jones is a 1976 advert smg was changed to graduate of Eastern High hst tlle price as from $1110 a School who resides In person How far 1rom Middleport He wUI return $100 depends on location to Ca mp I ejuoe N C for The Dtplomat training In com extravaganza 1s one of muoir.atlons thousands bemg held at hotels and clubs across tbe natwn And as with everythtng else New Years ts more expensive flits year In Beverly Hlils Calif famed for 1ts luxunous parties tlle Escoffter Room of the Beverly Hilton offers an open bar party dancmg and dinner for $100 a person The pnce was $35 a person Summtt County Court of last year The $6li difference Appeals represents the change to an Btlly Blatr a steelhauler open bar servmg patrons all landed n the 12 foot long six tlle) care to drink Last year foot w de tllree-foot deep the $35 mcluded only dmner sect on where pavement had dancmg and a !muted amount been removed n 1968 and of wme sued Goff Ktrby Co the New York Ctly offers a contractor repa rmg the vanety of New Year s road celebrattons The young But the tnal cow-l dtrected crowd may choose a w1ld a verdtct for Goff Ktrby on evenmg at tlle posh Regme s grounds Blatr was neghgent d sco on Park Avenue- at a for fathng to mamta n rrummum of $ISO a person assured clear distance and Thetr elders may prefer colhdmg wtlh a discernible ushermg m New Year s Eve Object wtth Guy Lombardo n the Appeals court reversed the Grand Ballroom of the 1udgment and tn a 4-3 rulmg Waldorf Astorta from $90 per tssued Wednesday the Supreme Court agreed tllat tlle discermbthty of tlle hole was a questton for the JUry In a dtssentmg opmton desptte the dark ramy and wntten by Jusltce Leonard J mtsty condttlons on the Stern and concurred tn by rughtw quesllon Blatrwas at Chtef Jusltce C W !ham fault for fatlmg to dnve 0 Ne II and Just ce J J P slowly enough to detect the Corr ga n tl was argued that mtsSmg pavement But tl the holder of tlJIS $950 000 accumulatwn dies after Friday m1drught hlS hetrs wtll be !table for tax on any capttal gam from Dec 31 1976 to the date the gam ls reahzed by sale of the securtt es lmposmg the capttal gains tax as well as estate taxes on gams subsequent to thts year ultliiiately wtll raise a lot of revenue for Uncle Sam but goverrunent offtctals satd 11 would take a long tliiie for that to happen The new law does not allow any future deducttons for capttal losses below the ac cumulated value of the mhertted securttles as of Dec 31 1976 Capttal losses m future must be figured agaUJSI tlle ortgtnal purchase pnce of the secunlles perhaps many years ago The change m tlle law also wtll have eoormous repercus sl~~s for accoWltant.'l bank truSt olfti!Mir'llnd .the mvest men! advtsory and securities mdustnes It could force conSiderable rethmkmg about the relative mertts of mcome and growth stocks for example The actual rules for calculatmg the value of the secunties as of Dec 31 1976 are rather comphcated and vary for different types of securities The old law s provtston allowmg accwnulatmn of b1g capttal gaUJS on securtttes that patd only mherttance tax at death was cntlctzed m a Senate Budget Comm ttee study on two mam grounds tllat 11 favored the well-to.<fo unduly and that tl encouraged undestrable hoardmg of wealth smce captlal gams ta•es must be pa1d on such accumulated apprecratlon If the securtbes are sold before death Sport Parade By FRED DOWN UP! Sporls Writer The wmner looked hke flle loser and the loser hke the wmner Wednesday night By MILTON RICHMAN when Providence upset No 1 UP! Sports Editor ranked Michigan m the cham NEW YORK (UP!) A flock of hohday cards lay scattered double over time ptonshlp game of the Fnar on tlle desk Among them was a letter addressed To all welterwmght contenders Madison Square Garden Nm• Basketball Tournament Dave Gavitt coach of York Teddy Brenner reached for that one ftrst and tore open unranked Providence the envelope seemed overwhelmed and The letter wr1ter began U) gtvtng hts full name My ftghtmg name lS Tony he we n 1 am ready to turn repeated over and over pro and wtll fight any one con!J!nder for 10 ' ound.• tllree agam We ve never beaten a rmnutes each wttll a good referee and I wtll knock htm uu No 1team before following ftverounds Bye now I have to run and God love you the Fnars 82-al victory over The Jetter was from a pallent m a midwestern mental the prevtously unbeaten mstttution Wolverines Any lliiie anybody thtnks of boxmg Madtson Square Garden But John Orr coach of sttllls tlle ftrst place he generally assoctates tl wlth desptte Mtchogan was composed and tlle fact nearly m years have passed smce the last even ""panstve n the losers heavywetght tttle ftght was held there locker room In a Sports illustra ted arllcle wnlten by Mark Kram It was a bttter defeat promoter Don King concludes hoxmg ts pretty much dead m because we m ~~Prt a ro ple tlle Garden King says the Garden once was the palace of box ng but tllen asks how a black man bke h m a black nobody and an ex-eon on top of tl could come mto New York and take over boxmg if the Garden had been domg tis Job ' One of the md vtduals he po nt.'l at ts matchmaker Teddy Brenner whom Kmg says hasn t changed wtth tlle ttmes Teddy Brenner says he tsn t upset wtth Don Kmg but listen to what else he says Doo Kmg lS what we call an OPM operator He operates wttll Other Peoples Money w thoul canng whetller tlle pubhc buys tlle fight or not The Garden puis up alltts own money and fllat s the difference We won t compromtse wttll quahty Don The formalittes are over King wtll make any ftght prov dmg tl s wtth somone else s Now the real teams m the money Smce he s been m tlle bustness he has put together Sugar Bowl Basketball only one or gmal match - the one between George Foreman ClasSic ca n get down to and Muhammad Ah m Afr ca busmess As for not keepmg up \1 th the t mes Brenner has an answer Ftfth ranked Cincinnati for tllat also and defending nahonal Lenune tell' )ou what happened to the t1mes he says champton !ndtana surprised What happened IS tllat we were tlle only ones to cooperate no one by coasting past wttll tlle U S tax departroent whtch says 30 per cent of any outclassed compehtlon to foretgn fighters pw-se must be withheld any ttme he ftght.'l m move mto tomght s Sugar flits country We lived up to tllat so the fore gn f ghters d dn t Bowl htle game Not even the want to ftght over here They want us to pay THEIR taxes opposmg coaches were Kmg makes ta. free deals only he can ex pia n surprised Brenner says foreign boxers ha ve a hab t of not bvtng up to They were so much better tlletr word and Ilia{ has hurt also than us South carolma Roberto Duran of Panama \las an unknown when I brought coach Frank McGuire said him mto tlle Garden says Brenner HIS manager vowed Wednesday mght after his solemn allegtance to us tf we d only gtve him a fight We dtd Gamecocks were swamped He came mto the Garden and knocked out Benn e Huertas I by Ctnclnnctl 79.Q2 in the tllen convmced Ken Buchanan to defend his hghtwetght hUe m toum the Garden even though Duran was unranked amen1 s open 1ng game Duran stopped Buchanan m the 13th round and was - We were lousy he said supposed to fight him agam The contract was stgned Its sllll They just wore us down Signed but Duran s manager d dn t " ant to f ght Buchanan South Carolina hit 47 per again He wanli!d another non t tie hght so Duran fought cent of lis shots m the first Estaban DeJesus m the Garden and was beali!n for tlle only hall and took a surprising 32loss of hlS career Duran s manager reahzed m order to fight 30 lead before Clncmnati m tlle Garden you have to 1 ght compelltlon He got mad at us roared to tls eighth win of the woukln t come to New York and fought a Iotta humpty season The unbeaten dump\ es In hts last f ght you knowwho Duran fought' One of Be.Jrcats htl all but etght of his sparrmg partners their shots from the field m Brenner ticked off some of Kmg s ftghis All Jean Pterre the second half to seal the Coopman Foreman-Scott LeDoux Foreman Dmo Denms wm Ken Norton Ron Stander and Norton Pedro Levelle lndtana meanwhlie had We don t go for those kmd of f ghts says Brenner tis v ctory assured by half They re not compebtlve Norton fight. Duane Bobtck n the ltme The Hoosiers led by 14 Garden March 2 That s a compettllve f ght at the break and finally won Two weeks ago Brenner and King ran nto each other 74-ii2 tn a game thai was so Wttll me sell ng tlle flght.'l and you making em we wouldn t bormg nearly all 8 0000 fans be able to carry home all the noney Ktng satd to Brenner left tlle LouiS ana Superdome I dtd very well for myself before you came around and I II long before the last basket be around long after you re gone Brenner answered I dldn t think anybody was parttcularly sharp for etlher team said Indiana coach Bobby Kmght Of course there were some good m F: da y s Gam es dividual plays but tt was not NBA Stand ng s No qamcs sc hed ed By Un te d P ess nte nat ona a sharply played game That NHL Stand ngs IYANTRffiE Tribe • recer~s doctorate A Rro Grande College Community College professor who Is one of th~ muntry s leadlilg scholars In bluegrass music has received a Ph D from the University of Toledo Dr !van Tribe was awarded a doctorate In Amencan History December 10 In addltlon to his doctoral dissertation on rrumng towns In the Hocking Valley between 1870 and 1900 Tribe has pubhshed more than 30 articles from country and bluegrass magazmes One of his stortes about songs wntten at the tune of the Silver Bndge disaster appeared in the John Edwards Memorial Foundatton Quarterly published by the UniverSity of Califot'l)ta In Los Angeles Tnbe also wrttes regularly for Bluegr~ss Magazrne and ts currently mvolved m a study of the history of country mustc on radto He has also offreethrows that could have wrapped tt up he said But we ve had bttter defeats before I hate to lose but the pressure of being the No 1 team tn tlJe country has been tremendous It was a g~at VICtory for them Mtchtgan took a 77 74 lead at the start of the second overtime but Provtdence ran , off SIX stratght points for an 80-77 margin Rickey Green s four consecutive foul shots enabled Mtchigan to regain the lead at 81-110 Willi 20 seconds left however Joel Thompson missed a free throw Providence gained possesston and Bob Mlsevtcrus hit a short tum around jumper for the wlnmng goal It was Provtdence s seventh victory 01 mne games Elsewhere Marylan d defeated Syracuse 96-85 to win the Mar yland In v\tat onal tournament wtth Duquesne takmg thtrd plaC\l on an 86-IJ wm over Xavier of Ohto ftfth ranked Cmcmnatt beat South Carolina 79"'2 and lndtana routed Georgia 74-52 m the semtflnals of the Sugar Bowl tournament Vtrglnla Mtlltary lnsbtute scored a 73-71 triumph over Cahforma and Oklahoma City downed Brongham Young 78 68 m the All College tournament Seton Hall won the N agara Falls Hohdsy Festival wtth a 69-59 dectston over Ntagara Umverstty and Manhattan downed Pennsylvan a 68"'1 and Purdue wh pped Georgetown 83"'5 to reach JJearcats, Indiana win places in Bowl finals written record lmer notes for several bluegrass music performers Tnbe JOtned the Rto Grande faculty a year ago He teaches Amertcan history and specializes m Ohio and urban history Prtor to that he served as a graduate asSistant at the Umverstly of Toledo He taught high school In Vmton County from 1964 to 1967 and m Me1g11 CoWlty from 1967 to 1970 A nattve of Albany Ohio Tribe recetved a bachelor of science In education degree m 1962 and a masters degree In 1967 both from Oh10 University Athens Holzer Medical Center (Discharges Dec 29) Evelyn Albri~ht Tommy Belcher Henry Bouldin Ann Caldwell Btlly Cochran W"H•r Cogan Ellen Curl m•n Suste Foster Gilbert Glass Fanny Glassburn Donald Hall Ellen HarriSon James Hmeman Emerson Johnson Louise Jones Garrett Kerns Mark Layne Harold Rose Mary Smtih Nellie Travis Mrs Charles Ward and son (Births Dec Z9) Mr and Mrs Albert Gllley !II son Pomt Pleasant W Va Mr and Mrs Harold Braden Jr daughter Mtddleport Mr and Mrs James White daughter Jackson STANDINGS Easte n Confe ence Bv Un ed P es s nte n A ona Allan c D v so n Ph l ade ph a Bo~o n N Y Kn W l Pet a ks ' 3 5 cen son P et 633 3 59 6 529 6 529 7 L Ho son C eve and New 0 eans Sa n An on o W as ng on De o KMsas c " nd ana Ch cago M wauk ee 3 3 5 0 J ' 5 GB 6 6 ck D v so n W l T P GF GA Ph a 1 a so 33 95 N v s a d s ?? a s 9 25 a Ilana 3 22 3 NY Ranqe s 5 0 0 43 3? Sm v he D ou 5 caqo vancovve Ch M nneso a Co o ado son W L T P s GF GA 5 o 5 35 70 s 9 6 3 73 0 8 ?7 9 '}') 5 13 0 ] l B JB OJ sa 96 .t7 99 30 Wa es Co n e enc e No s D s on Mon P ea s bugh W l T P s GF GA '1 5559 8 5 6 6 36 627 Lo s Anqe es 1 5 0 34 DL> o 110 18 IJt a sh nq n 0 77 24 Adams 0 v son But a o Bos an To on o GodeSa e they will know It to those wbo have need the And lor the rest of this same concern and week and mto the coming thoughtfulness that others year I want to be more gave to us m our hours of worthy and thankful for the discouragement or loss many blessings that have And may we cultivate Your come my way too numerous pure love In our hearls If we to mention do this we know we wUI find This quotation ls from Gal joy that comes only In serving 6 9-10 And let us not be others as You would have us weary in well doing for m do Help us to make this a due time (or season) we shall year of grace and peace reap if we faint not As we Amen have therefore opportunlty let us do good unto all This quotation from the In closing here is a New Book of Mormon Year s Prayer by Mildred And r also beheld that tlle Jordan - m case you ve read tr"' of llfe was a represen or beard It - II bears tation of the love of God - 1 repeating Nephi 3 69 "' Our Heavenly Father From the depths of our hearts we thank you for the CARTER KIN REPORT year we are now beginning AMERICUS GA (UP!) You gave It to us unMiss Ltlhan Carter blemtshed as you gave the remains m sallsfactory fresh fall of snow that condltloh at Americus blankets the earth making It Sumter County Hospttal ~ awesomely beautiful where she lS reeuperating May we resolve to keep this from a leg ailment year free from the ugliness of The president elect s sln and neglect that It may mother was admitted to the retain much of Ita beauty hospttal a week ago when she •• May we avoid repeating the suffered a muscular spasm In • mistakes ol the past year her leftleg She Is undergoing • having learned valuable physiotherapy and l.s not " e.pected to go h~me WlUl !: lessons from them May we resolve to pass on Monday Pa GB 8 8 Po and Los Ange les see c 5 6 GB Denve Do tell it like it is ,., Camp be I Confr £'nee GB 563 53 53 Bu fa o NY Ne s Pa c By Goldie Cleodenln PORTLAND This btcentennlai year lS waning on toward lis end and come Frtdsy Dec 31 at midnight tt will be gone Its joys and sorrows helps and hurts good and bad will ere long have passed Into eternity only to be recalled In hwnan memories There s time now to look back for just a while and try to sort the wheat from the chaff m our last year One of the biggest mistakes we humans make Is that we don t tell others what we think or feel We jus! assume they Wlderstand when all others have to go on ls what we say and do How many times have others been hurt and misunderstood us because we neglected to make koown how we really thought• And we have robbed others of the joy of a compliment or remark of encouragement that we felt for them because we did not speak out So ooe and perhaps the only New Year s resolution I make this year Ill tell II to my friends and neighbors and family as I see it and think of them not as I HOPE Michigan knocked off Today's Ce c and 70 20 OS 3 98 48 W L T P s GF GA .1 fl 3 33 87 1 3 49 A6 A 1 5 6 AO '1. '1.6 1 10 1 29 0 33 Wednesday s R(.>su I s Bu a o 6 A an i:l 3 Mo e i:l J P sbu qh 3 Ch c ago 6 De o 3 To on o fl C ev e a nd 1 Co o ado 3 w a sh ng on Bos on R V ncouver On 't qam es sched u ed Tho sday Games Ph ad r ph a a Los 1\n ge cs M nn eso a a Mon ea On y games sc hedu ed Fr day 5 Games II an a a NY Ran ges C cv e land i:l De o Ch c a qo a Co o ad O On y qames schedu ed before Wayne Burns broke happens some time I haven t thought about the tee for the Bulldogs wtth a ClnctMati yet Knight said jwnper but Toledo led 37 14 early today ! have to sit at the half of the one sided down and thmk about what contest Dave Spetcher led Toledo we re gomg to do but I place far more tmportance on how with 23 pomts and Ted well we play and not what the Wllham s had 14 Burris other team does topped Buller wtth 12 points The iead changed hands In the opening round eight times durtng the ftrst CinctMalt used a balanced half m Ohto Un verst!) s loss scormg attack for tts wm All ftve starters had either 13 to St Joseph s The Bobcats 14 or 15 pomts Guard Gary kept the score close n tlte Yoder led the way w th 15 II second half but couldn t pull tl out of them m the second half Nonnan Black h t 18 pomts Elsewhere Toledo whipped Butler lnd 86-10 Ohto State and teammate Zane Major earned consolation honors m added 17 to lead St Joseph s the Kodak Classtc with a 89-55 to vtctory n the consolatton wtn over Rochester St round game High scorers for Ohto were Joseph Pa downed Ohto Steve Skaggs wtlh 17 and K m UniverSity 87-62 m a con Leonard wtth 12 solation game in the All Oral Roberts got 48 pomts College Tournament and Bowlmg Green was beaten 83 from Anthony Roberts n tts 76 by Oral Roberts In a Far wm over Bowling Green West ClasSic consolatton Roberts sensallonal shootmg tneluded 20 of 29 from the contest Ohio State was paced by floor Bowlmg Green tra led 41 26 Jtm Elhnhausen wbo scored 12 pomts and Fred Poole who at halfbme but fought back m added 10 in thetr consolabon the second half to make the wm over the UniverSity of mntest close before bme ran out Rochester In other games Duquesne The Buckeyes never tratled whtpped Xav er 86-80 for n the game and held a 37 30 consolatton honors n the halfttme advantage Kelvin Maryland lnvttallonal Ransey added 10 points for Ohio State whtle Rochester Htram beat Ohto Domtmcan was paced by Jack Herlan s 76-65 and Mt Union over whelmed Penn State Behrend 24 pomts At Indianapolis the Toledo 90-53 m the openmg round of Rockets had little trouble the Mt Umon Hohday Tournament Clarion State wtt~ Butler grabbmg a ~ lead at the outset and Pa heat John Carroll 91-81 and Wooster downed DePauw coasting to vtcloty Nearly 13 mmutes elapsed !nd 84-'11 m the tmt al round of the Mose Hole Wooster Classtc Musklngum whipped Fredonia State NY 96-67 m the champtonshtp game of the Musktngum Hohday Tourney and Grove City Pa beat Thiel Pa 116-63 In the consolatiOn game Wtsconsm.Qshkosh tripped Lockhaven Pa 73 72 and Defiance downed Mac Murray Ill 87 74 m the opening roWldofthe Defiance Holiday Tournament Oberlm bested Demson 79-64 and Aahland edged Baldwin Wallace 85-84 in the first round of the Ashland Hohday Tournament otterbem beat Buffalo State 75-63 m the opening round of the Chmtmas Tree Tournament at Indiana Umverstty Pa Wittenberg handled Capital 74-65 In the lttle game of the Lutheran Brotherhood In vltatlonal at Mmneapolls Mlnn Urbana squeezed by Earlham lnd 76-75 m the Goaltenders Classic at Franklin Ind Universtty and Hetdelberg whtpped Aquinas 86-75 In the Lions Club Classtc at Trt State College lnd College roundhall .. the senufmals of the Eastern Colleg tate Athlett c Con ference Hollda) Fesllval North Carohna-Charlotte topped Brown 97-81 and New Hampshire edged Davtdson 63"'2 and wtll meet In the t tie game of the Charlotte lnvitattonal Vtrgmla Tech downed Rich mond 59-s!l to wm a berth opposite Vlrglma 85-58 victor over Vtrglnia Com monwealth ln the Richmond Ttmes Dtspatch tournament llhnots State do"ned Con necttcut 86-77 to wm the UConn ClasSic Old Donumon beat previ ous!) unbeaten Mtsstssippl State 83 78 for the championship of the Dommlon ClasSic and Kansas defeated Kansas State 81-64 whlle MISSOUrt beat Colorado 86-77 tn the semlnfals of the Btg Etght I oul s vllle shaded Cretghton 69"'6 and wo Its own Hobday Class c after Auburn took thtrd place by beatmg Rutgers 78 75 Pr nceton won the Kodak ClasSic wtth a 59-55 vtctory "JOHNIE'S" BEAUTY SALON NEW YORK I UP!) Jack Pardee has been selected by United Press Internattonal as Coach of the Year n the Natmnal Football Conference for retw-n ng the Ch cago Bears to respeclabtllty tn hts two years there Pardee "ho tn 1974 coached the f lor da Blazers to the only champtonsiup game ever played m the World Football League wl ere they lost by JUSI one pomt dtrected the Bears Ill s past season to tlletr best record a d htghest fln sh s nee 1968 He posted a 4 10 record dunng hr s I rst year m Cht cago md coached the Bears to a 77 hrush m 1976 desptte one of the toughest schedules n tlle league Pardee was named on 16 ballots cast by UPI s 42 member vot ng boa rd whach mcludes three from each conference ctty Monte Clark of San Franc sco f mshed as the runnerup wtth etght votes Pardee s Bears posted upset vaclor1es D\ So That Our Employees May En tOY The Holtday Wrth Thetr Fam11tes SMITH NELSON MOTORS 149 South Third Mtddleport 0 Phone 991 11 ss b g thr II but the plny offs ore Uoc Umll I n look n~ for Pardt>e becomes tl e t~lrd Chtcago couch ever to wm the honor joining Gem ge Halos wl o was na ned the lop coach of the en tire NFL In 196 1, nd 1965 c High 76 76 76 76 76 76 p 7 90 1 Official Cars 1 Act Quick~ Chev Caprtce 4 dr co demo Chev Monte Carlo co demo Chev Concours 4 dr co demo Chev Nova Landau Cpe co demo Chevelle Mahbu cpe GMAC rep car Nova cpe trade m less than soo mtles -CONFIDENCE PLUSPomeroy Motor s you can buv with confidence all cars carry 100 per cen1 warranty p us some have tttles ask one Of our salesmen for details. and POMEROY MOTOR CO. 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II accept tllat too Th s s a ·~NEW YEAR~ WE WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY, DEC. 31ST & SAT., JAN. 1 Paso 71\.Sa In the consolaUon game long Beach State downed Portland State 101 90 to win the Long Beach Invitational Tournament and Loyola Calif dumped Con zaga 68-59 for third place Pardee honored 1 -s:-1c::;r:tN"' IN 'l"~ tournament over St Bonaventure In the Gator Bowl Classic Florida stopped Jacksonville 99-87 while undefeated Holy Cross downed Michigan Stat e 70 61 Columbia defeated Funnan 63 79 to take the Poinsettia Classtc and NaY) beat the C tadel89 56 m the mnsolation game In the Lobo lnvltatlonal Classtc Southern Cal took Ptttsbo rgh 76-67 whtle host New Mextco upset Iowa 9683 m the second game In the Far West Classte No 6 North Carolina whipped Oregon 8660 and Weber State downed St I ouls 64 57 tn the nightcap No 9 Nevada Las Vegas pounded St Mary s Calif liJ.I-81 to win the Nevada Las Vegas Holiday Classtc and Eastern Michigan captured third pl&ce by beatmg Soutll ern Florida 60-18 In the Rainbow Cla5'tc llllnots topped Willian & Mar) 73"'4 and St John s stopped Temple 59-19 in the consolation bra cket in semifinal actlon No 3 San F ranclsco bested Aritonn State ll4 96 a d Houston took host Hawaii 101 74 Wash ngton downed I a Salle ll4 94 to toke the Cabrtllo Classic while Snn Otego State beat Texas El ' BY APPT PLEASE Pt«lNE 992-7608 Located At 698 West Marn Street Next to The Jones Boys In Pomeroy Open Sunday9 OOa m to9 OOp m Monday thru Thursday 600amto900pm Frtday and Saturday 6 OOa m toll oop m �• 2- The Daily Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Thursday De< 30 19 6 Celebrating to cost lots more Wealth will he bared By HELEN THOMAS UP! White House Reporter PLAINS GA (UPI) Pres den I elect Jtmmy Carter and each member of his Cabmet wtll dtsclose full deuuls of thetr net worth and arrangement. for dtvesbng their financla I holdmgs before maugurat10n day accordmg to a Carter atde Press Secretary Jody Powell sa d Wednesday the Code of Ethics settmg fortll gutdehnes for financia l dtsc lo sure wtll be made pubhc Fnday Carter revealed tllat each member of h s newly formed Cabmet agreed to tlle terms of tlle code and wtll diSclose h s r nanctal status m advance or takmg off ce The pres dent-elect mean t me was making r nal decl Slons on his Wh te House staff and members of the subcab net nclud ng und ersccrelartes and ass stant secretartes Carter has mpressed on Cab net off c als his destre to have more blacks and women m the subcab net level But tllere was no mdicatwn that he would set that example Transtlton atdes satd most of Carter s mner c rcle campaign starr ' ostlv white men - w 11 be his key operabves In the White House Carter so far has destgnated only Powell as press secretary but he also ha s descrtbed campatgn treasurer Robert Lipshutz as his Whtte House coWlsel Others ••peeled to be part of the Whtte House staff With direct access to Carter - were Hamilton Jordan hts campatgn manager who wtll have a pos tton mvolvmg pollt cal contacts Jack Watson as Cabmet secretary Gregory Schne ders as SOUND STUDY COlUMBUS Ollo (UP! ) Ohto State Un verSJt) sc enttst Dr Davtd J Lim wtll use a $46 000 grant from the A r Force Systems Comma nd at Wrtght Patterson Air force Base to study tlle effect of lowpttched vtbratlons on the ear Th e otolaryngo logy professor says m[rasound s low-p tched vtbratwn g ven off by tllmgs bke subways rocket launchings volcaruc erupt ons ocean waves and the rush of w nd at a single appomtments secretary Stuart Etsenstadt m the poltcy area and Frank Moore as chtef of congresstonal halson Carli!r retw-ned to Plams Wednesday afternoon after three days of meettngll on St Simons Island m what he called an unpredecented gathermg of hts offtctal famtly The prestdent-elect also was puumg the ftmslnng to uches on hts economic package whtcl he sa d wtll open wmdow of a movmg car Such v brahons CJ!nnot be heard alone Lliii said most e><POsure to infrasound s beheved harm less but nobody has ever taken a close look to see what tis potential for damage JS He sa d he wtll use a scann in g e le ctro n mtcroscope to study tlle cell structur e of ears from chmchtllas exposed to tnfrasound rangmg from 100 to 150 dectbels n a spectal chamber at Wnght Patterson mclude a mtx of a tax r ut and a program for crea tmg JObs m both !hi pnvate and pubhc sectors He ts summomng hts economtc advisers to Pia ms ne•t week and mv ted congresstonal leaders to jom him afli!rward for a prevtew of the economtc program which he hopes wtll wm popular support before tt goes to Congress In other developments Carter tnSisted tllat he wtll carry out hts campatgn commttmenis saytng you can depend on tllat He sa td tllat he wtll attempt to save $5 btllton to $7 btlhon from tlle em-rent defense budget wtthm a year by wtpmg out neff crencles and mshtutin g econom1es He also satd he wtll draft a welfare reform program which coulci go mto effect " thin the hrst hscal year In oU ce but satd tts tmplemenlatwn m ght have ,. to be postponed depepdmg on tlle economic ptcture Carter story best in 1976 NEW YORK (UP! Junmy Carter s successful campatgn for the prestdency was tlle overwhelming cho ce tnda) of Awer can ed tors as tlle top news story of 1976 Editors parttctpatmg m the annual poll by Umted Press International chose etght domestic and two fore gn stor es m tlle r ranking of the top 10 headhne stortes The mystertous disease that clrumed tlle lives of 29 of thoS<l attendmg an Amencan Legwn conventlon m Phlladelphta was second UP! aloo asked the edttors to rank the year s btggest stones from tlle standpomt of longrange stgniflcance Carter s defeat of Gerald R Ford m the prestdentlal race also was voted the number one story n tllos category Second place went to the leaderslup trans tlon m China followmg the death of Mao Tsetung and Chou En !at the two rankmg offtctals of the Chmese Communtst party The top 10 headlloe stories 1 Junmy Carter s elect on 2 Legtonnarte s dtsease 3 Kidnapping of 26 Chowc htlla Cal I schoolchildren 4 China transtt on 5 El zabeth Ray Wayne Hays scandal 6 Patrtcta Hearst trtal 7 israeli ratd on Uganda atrport at Entebbe freemg hostages 8 U S Vking spacecraft landmgs on Mars 9 U S Btcentenmal 10 Deatll of Howard Hughes Long Range Slgolficanee I Carter s electiOn 2 China tranSltton 3 Mars land ngs 4 CIA FBI scandals 5 Supreme Court ruling on capttal pun shment 6 Ractal unrest grows m Rhodesta South Afnca 7 Bntish economtc criSIS 6 Lebanese war 9 U S B1centennuil 10 Lockheed scandal tncludtng ndtctment of former Japanese pnme rruruster Two more death rattle dates set COlUMBUS Ohto iUPI) The Ohto Supreme Court sc hedu led two more execuhons Wednesday and upheld a truck drtver s nght to pursue a personal InJUry clatm for an e ght year old mctdent n which hts ng plunged mto an unmarked hole on Route 23 m Sctolo County Sentenced to die March I 1977 n tlle electr c cha r at Southern Ohw Correcllonal Facthty were Wtlham Perry man and f loyd Edwards Perryme:m was convicted of th e murder of I awrence Busch m his business the Star Market n Akron Nov 27 1974 Edwards "as convtc!J!d or the Dec 28 1974 slaymg of Joseph Eshack Jr also n Akron The ar co n vacl tons prevtously were upheld by Polluter ship's captain arrested United Press International Thousands of gallons ol o 1 slo shed about m the Delaware Rt ver today n ucking up ducks and geese and he capta n of a sh p respons ble for tt was under arrest Another sk pper whose tanker polluted U S Atlantlc coastal waters w th a record o I spill was sttll trymg to explrun 11 Pollut on crews trted to clean up a thtrd sptll n Connect cut s Thames Rtver And the Coast Guard balthng to prevent an oil dtsaster off Puerto Rtco fatled today tn an attempt to refloat yet another tanker that had run aground Amtd the outbreak of tanker ace dents from Calilorma to Puerto Rtco Env ronmental Protection Agency ch ef Russell Tram called on tlle government to toughen standards on foretgn tankers entermg Amer can port. Tra n sa d Wednesday The Untted States has been reluctant to set standards but wtlh the vast amount of o I mmmg mto the country tlle tliiie has come to set more strmgent regola twM Tra n was mvest gaung the spdl of 133 500 gallons of otl tnto the Delaware R ver so uth of l?htladelphta Wednesday by the Liberoan regtstered tanker Olymptc Games Vassthos Vhsmas tlle vesS<ll s Greek nauonal captam was arre~ted Wednesday and held under $50 000 bond US Attorney Davod Marston satd VI smas was arrested under the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act and the Refuse Act of 1698 The sktpper raced cnm nal charges of causmg the otl discharge from tlle tanker Monday and of failmg to notify the U S Coast guard tmmedtalely of the sptll Marston said tlle mrunmum penalty ts a $12 000 flne and 12 years m priSOn The tanker was carrymg about 17 m lhon gallons of light Arabtan crude oil when tt ran aground whtle attemptmg to dock The result was a 22-rmle sltck tllat left some ruddy ducks and Canada geese covered m otl and tllrealened other wlldltfe marshlands and the shorelmes of three states The Olymptc Games was one of f ve tank ers of Liber an regtstry to run mto trouble n or near US waters the last two weeks In the latest nctdent the tanker Daphne-carryong a 14 mtlhon gallon cargo- ran aground Tuesday rught on the south coast of Puerto R co 1he Coast Guard satd tl faded m an effort today to refloat the 31 269-ton Daphne m Guyarulla Bay However offlctals added tllal none of the tanker s otl had sptlled Coast Guard off cers hoarded the vessel to make sure the captatn dtd not try to dump his cargo mto the Canbbean Sea In New York Capt George Papadapolous was st II trytng to explam Wednesday how his Ltbenan-regJstry tanker the Argo Merchant went aground Dec 15 on the shoals of Massachusetts Nantucket Island and dumped 7 6 mtlHon gallons of heavy fuel o 1- Ule worst sptll In the history of tlle U S Atlanttc coast Papadapolous had testtfted the sh p s radio dtrectwn fmder a short range naVIga honal atd mdicated tlle Nan tucket ltght ship that marked DR. LAMB tlle shallow waters of the shoal was dead ahead He later learned the ltght shtp was behmd him Env ronmental offtctals m Massachusetts sa d the Argo Merchant s o I would cover about' a thtrd of flle water slliface over Georges Bank on e of tlle world s r chest I sbmg grounds Sc ent sts S31d most of the sptll would rerna n on the surface and not damage the seabed In Connect cut Coast Guard offlctals satd a cleanup of shorelme areas affected by a 2 000-gallon sptll n the Thames Rtver Monday may not be ftmshed until next week depend ng on the weather 0 I htt a 3 600-foot sect on of Eastern Pomt Beach an exclus •e resort area The mlleaked from a crack m the bow or the !~henan reg stry tanker Oswego Peace Ofltctals refused comment on the cause of the sptll In Long Beach Caltf Coast Guard hearmgs looking mto tlle Dec 17 exploSion of tlle Libertan regtstry tanker I 1 ference m what you can say to the pubhc about exerctse for people who have never had a heart attack and those who have heart damage already However my rule of thwnb ts to tell people to walk If you can t walk a ctty block at a normal pace wtthout trouble you must follow carefully what yowdoctor says about exertion and don t try to do anything he does not recommend otllerwl80 most people can gradually ncrease thetr walking program Those who can bwld up to walkmg an hour a day whtch can be done tn dlv ded sesswns such as mornwg and evening usually gam health beneftis I don t reconunend progressmg beyond a walking program wtthout an evaluation of your status by your dodor Those wbo then appear to be able to tolerate t can be en couraged to progress to more perlMm The Rainbow Room 65 Doors above New York s Rockefeller Plaza offers an evenmg of dmmg and dancmg for $52 50 a person - up $10 from last year but still according to Rainbow Room spokesman a damn good bargain Money savers can follow a parade from the Plaza Hotel to Central Park for an evenmg of free mustc and dance Or they can JUSt gatller m Times Square to watch tlle tradiuonal giant ball studded wtth Ughis drop U> the roof at tlle stroke of mldmght In Boston money conscious revelers can take advantage of free shows m the evenmg then take m a procesSional parade and ftreworks show Ul usher in 1971 In Atlanta the Hyatt Regency lS offermg free rock entertamment m a lobby disco At lntdmght Ben Colll of a local wmdow cleamng ftrm wtll swtng down from tlle Regency Dome about 250 feet to the floor as 5 000 balloons float down New Year s Eve pnces at variOus lounges and restauranis m the Regency range from 19 95 to $47 50 AM those usbermg m the New Year m St Paul Minn can dme dance share a decanter of wme wear paper hat. and whoop tl up wttli nOisemakers for $25 a couple But at least one tradtltonal New Years party packages has bttten tlle dust The BenJamm Frankhn Hotel one of tlle last of the old elegant full servtce hotels m downtown St Louts will have a garden terrace party and dancmg Everything "til be a Ia carte though room rates were reduced to $24 from the usual $32 for New Year s Eve guests The hotel used to have a package deal at $75 a couple but sw1tched last year As pnces started to go up for labor mustc and food we had to charge more and tt got to be JUSt too much a hotel spokesman satd Inheritance laws changed NEW YORK (UP!) - A fundameiffilr change m the federal capital ga ns tax on secur ttes that takes effect New Year s Day w II have an enormous mpact on nhented wealth m the Uruted States TheTa. Reform Act of 1976 plugged some glarmg gaps m tlle cap tal ga ns tax and tmposed capttal gatns tax I ab !tty on top of estate taxes for nher1tors of securities tllat may have been held for years by a deceased peroon and ncreased enormously n 1alue But at the same time because of the constttut1onal prohtb1t1on on retroact ve taxat on the !9761aw gave all ex stmg holders of securthes portfoho~ the benefit of a new sta rt for mher1tance purposes For years to come tlle base for flgurmg capital gams on mhertled securttles w II be Dec 31 1976 ThiS makes the end of flits year a stgmftcanl turmng pomt m the htslory of Sansmena were n recess Amertcan tax law not as epochal as the begmning of unUI after Jan 5 tlle ncome tax m 1913 but qmte unportant Under the present law tf a person who bought say $50 000 worth of stocks and has seen them apprectate over the years until they now are worth more titan 11 mtll on dtes between oow and 1mdmght Frtday hiS or her estate w1ll pay only v gorou.s act vtt) such as JOg nhentance taxes and the g ng tnhentor will not be liable for There are two tssues of The a captlal gatns tax on the Health Letter on exerctses for accumulated $950 000 when tlle heart and ctrculatlon tlle securtttes are disposed of Volwne ! nwnbers II and 12 Readers who want thts program can send 50 cenis for each ssue wtth a long stamped self addressed envelope for them Just ad dress your letter to me m care of this newspaper P 0 Bo• 1551 Radio Ctly Statton New York NY 10019 ExerciSe ts like any other form of treatment It can be very beneftctal but tf used wrongly tt can be damagmg D et ts m the same ball park Adtel that controls calorte m take and provtdes a low fat low-cholesterol menu IS often helpful Tl e crash efforls often contammg excess fat are not A gradual loss of ex cess fat IS the senstble way to unprove your health wtthout damagmg your body Exercise and diet help heart ills By Lawrence E Lamb M D replace properly used DEAR DR LAMB - I read medicmes A person s exerctse proan art cle m the paper where two heart spectahsis were gram depends enbrely on dtscussmg heart dtsease what condttlon the heart ISm They sa d heart atlments When a person has had a could best be treated wtth ex heart attack and the valves m erclSe and dtel rather tllan the heart have been damaged usmg drugs They did not to tlle pomt he can t walk the menlton what kind of exer length of a hospttal ward tl IS ClSe or diet a heart patten\ foohsh to talk about Joggmg should use I wish you would to ew-e his damaged hrt A gtve me some facis on dteting patient wtth rheumatic heart and exerctse that a person disease and damaged valves could best use I a1n real anx may need an operation and ous to know what conunenis not an exercise program you would g ve on this sub- There Is literally no fonn of heart diseaS<l though that ts ject DEAR READER In ar beneltted bv obestty The tlcles and on TV programs sa ne appltes to smok ng ctgarettes the short space of ttme otte I tlunk anyone who knows prevents a compl te prescn he or she has heart disease tall n of tl r p1 oblem Exer should not start an e•ereise "I and not smoktng are program wtthout discussmg t lportant m preventing 11 w Ill his or her doctor earl d1sease and strokes famtlar wtth how much heart 1oey are not the answer damage ts present wever m some fonns of There ts a great deal of dif heart drsease and they do not By JOHN LESAR United P~ulntemallooal A woman constdenng a btg New Year s Eve called the Dtplomat Hotel tn Hollywood Fla to prtce llcket.'l to the hotel celebratton for a party of five She was told Twelve ftfty and promptly mailed her check lor $12 50 It was returned for tlle lack of two zeros The Dtplomal IS featurmg Sammy Davis Jr and Liza PAUL JONES Pic Paul Jones has M1nellt New Years Eve m what was billed as the most graduated from 12 weeks of expenstve mghtclub show m basic Ira fntng at I be history The origmal pnce Marine Corps Proving was $250 per person but Grounds at Parris Island reservallons lagged and S C Jones is a 1976 advert smg was changed to graduate of Eastern High hst tlle price as from $1110 a School who resides In person How far 1rom Middleport He wUI return $100 depends on location to Ca mp I ejuoe N C for The Dtplomat training In com extravaganza 1s one of muoir.atlons thousands bemg held at hotels and clubs across tbe natwn And as with everythtng else New Years ts more expensive flits year In Beverly Hlils Calif famed for 1ts luxunous parties tlle Escoffter Room of the Beverly Hilton offers an open bar party dancmg and dinner for $100 a person The pnce was $35 a person Summtt County Court of last year The $6li difference Appeals represents the change to an Btlly Blatr a steelhauler open bar servmg patrons all landed n the 12 foot long six tlle) care to drink Last year foot w de tllree-foot deep the $35 mcluded only dmner sect on where pavement had dancmg and a !muted amount been removed n 1968 and of wme sued Goff Ktrby Co the New York Ctly offers a contractor repa rmg the vanety of New Year s road celebrattons The young But the tnal cow-l dtrected crowd may choose a w1ld a verdtct for Goff Ktrby on evenmg at tlle posh Regme s grounds Blatr was neghgent d sco on Park Avenue- at a for fathng to mamta n rrummum of $ISO a person assured clear distance and Thetr elders may prefer colhdmg wtlh a discernible ushermg m New Year s Eve Object wtth Guy Lombardo n the Appeals court reversed the Grand Ballroom of the 1udgment and tn a 4-3 rulmg Waldorf Astorta from $90 per tssued Wednesday the Supreme Court agreed tllat tlle discermbthty of tlle hole was a questton for the JUry In a dtssentmg opmton desptte the dark ramy and wntten by Jusltce Leonard J mtsty condttlons on the Stern and concurred tn by rughtw quesllon Blatrwas at Chtef Jusltce C W !ham fault for fatlmg to dnve 0 Ne II and Just ce J J P slowly enough to detect the Corr ga n tl was argued that mtsSmg pavement But tl the holder of tlJIS $950 000 accumulatwn dies after Friday m1drught hlS hetrs wtll be !table for tax on any capttal gam from Dec 31 1976 to the date the gam ls reahzed by sale of the securtt es lmposmg the capttal gains tax as well as estate taxes on gams subsequent to thts year ultliiiately wtll raise a lot of revenue for Uncle Sam but goverrunent offtctals satd 11 would take a long tliiie for that to happen The new law does not allow any future deducttons for capttal losses below the ac cumulated value of the mhertted securttles as of Dec 31 1976 Capttal losses m future must be figured agaUJSI tlle ortgtnal purchase pnce of the secunlles perhaps many years ago The change m tlle law also wtll have eoormous repercus sl~~s for accoWltant.'l bank truSt olfti!Mir'llnd .the mvest men! advtsory and securities mdustnes It could force conSiderable rethmkmg about the relative mertts of mcome and growth stocks for example The actual rules for calculatmg the value of the secunties as of Dec 31 1976 are rather comphcated and vary for different types of securities The old law s provtston allowmg accwnulatmn of b1g capttal gaUJS on securtttes that patd only mherttance tax at death was cntlctzed m a Senate Budget Comm ttee study on two mam grounds tllat 11 favored the well-to.<fo unduly and that tl encouraged undestrable hoardmg of wealth smce captlal gams ta•es must be pa1d on such accumulated apprecratlon If the securtbes are sold before death Sport Parade By FRED DOWN UP! Sporls Writer The wmner looked hke flle loser and the loser hke the wmner Wednesday night By MILTON RICHMAN when Providence upset No 1 UP! Sports Editor ranked Michigan m the cham NEW YORK (UP!) A flock of hohday cards lay scattered double over time ptonshlp game of the Fnar on tlle desk Among them was a letter addressed To all welterwmght contenders Madison Square Garden Nm• Basketball Tournament Dave Gavitt coach of York Teddy Brenner reached for that one ftrst and tore open unranked Providence the envelope seemed overwhelmed and The letter wr1ter began U) gtvtng hts full name My ftghtmg name lS Tony he we n 1 am ready to turn repeated over and over pro and wtll fight any one con!J!nder for 10 ' ound.• tllree agam We ve never beaten a rmnutes each wttll a good referee and I wtll knock htm uu No 1team before following ftverounds Bye now I have to run and God love you the Fnars 82-al victory over The Jetter was from a pallent m a midwestern mental the prevtously unbeaten mstttution Wolverines Any lliiie anybody thtnks of boxmg Madtson Square Garden But John Orr coach of sttllls tlle ftrst place he generally assoctates tl wlth desptte Mtchogan was composed and tlle fact nearly m years have passed smce the last even ""panstve n the losers heavywetght tttle ftght was held there locker room In a Sports illustra ted arllcle wnlten by Mark Kram It was a bttter defeat promoter Don King concludes hoxmg ts pretty much dead m because we m ~~Prt a ro ple tlle Garden King says the Garden once was the palace of box ng but tllen asks how a black man bke h m a black nobody and an ex-eon on top of tl could come mto New York and take over boxmg if the Garden had been domg tis Job ' One of the md vtduals he po nt.'l at ts matchmaker Teddy Brenner whom Kmg says hasn t changed wtth tlle ttmes Teddy Brenner says he tsn t upset wtth Don Kmg but listen to what else he says Doo Kmg lS what we call an OPM operator He operates wttll Other Peoples Money w thoul canng whetller tlle pubhc buys tlle fight or not The Garden puis up alltts own money and fllat s the difference We won t compromtse wttll quahty Don The formalittes are over King wtll make any ftght prov dmg tl s wtth somone else s Now the real teams m the money Smce he s been m tlle bustness he has put together Sugar Bowl Basketball only one or gmal match - the one between George Foreman ClasSic ca n get down to and Muhammad Ah m Afr ca busmess As for not keepmg up \1 th the t mes Brenner has an answer Ftfth ranked Cincinnati for tllat also and defending nahonal Lenune tell' )ou what happened to the t1mes he says champton !ndtana surprised What happened IS tllat we were tlle only ones to cooperate no one by coasting past wttll tlle U S tax departroent whtch says 30 per cent of any outclassed compehtlon to foretgn fighters pw-se must be withheld any ttme he ftght.'l m move mto tomght s Sugar flits country We lived up to tllat so the fore gn f ghters d dn t Bowl htle game Not even the want to ftght over here They want us to pay THEIR taxes opposmg coaches were Kmg makes ta. free deals only he can ex pia n surprised Brenner says foreign boxers ha ve a hab t of not bvtng up to They were so much better tlletr word and Ilia{ has hurt also than us South carolma Roberto Duran of Panama \las an unknown when I brought coach Frank McGuire said him mto tlle Garden says Brenner HIS manager vowed Wednesday mght after his solemn allegtance to us tf we d only gtve him a fight We dtd Gamecocks were swamped He came mto the Garden and knocked out Benn e Huertas I by Ctnclnnctl 79.Q2 in the tllen convmced Ken Buchanan to defend his hghtwetght hUe m toum the Garden even though Duran was unranked amen1 s open 1ng game Duran stopped Buchanan m the 13th round and was - We were lousy he said supposed to fight him agam The contract was stgned Its sllll They just wore us down Signed but Duran s manager d dn t " ant to f ght Buchanan South Carolina hit 47 per again He wanli!d another non t tie hght so Duran fought cent of lis shots m the first Estaban DeJesus m the Garden and was beali!n for tlle only hall and took a surprising 32loss of hlS career Duran s manager reahzed m order to fight 30 lead before Clncmnati m tlle Garden you have to 1 ght compelltlon He got mad at us roared to tls eighth win of the woukln t come to New York and fought a Iotta humpty season The unbeaten dump\ es In hts last f ght you knowwho Duran fought' One of Be.Jrcats htl all but etght of his sparrmg partners their shots from the field m Brenner ticked off some of Kmg s ftghis All Jean Pterre the second half to seal the Coopman Foreman-Scott LeDoux Foreman Dmo Denms wm Ken Norton Ron Stander and Norton Pedro Levelle lndtana meanwhlie had We don t go for those kmd of f ghts says Brenner tis v ctory assured by half They re not compebtlve Norton fight. Duane Bobtck n the ltme The Hoosiers led by 14 Garden March 2 That s a compettllve f ght at the break and finally won Two weeks ago Brenner and King ran nto each other 74-ii2 tn a game thai was so Wttll me sell ng tlle flght.'l and you making em we wouldn t bormg nearly all 8 0000 fans be able to carry home all the noney Ktng satd to Brenner left tlle LouiS ana Superdome I dtd very well for myself before you came around and I II long before the last basket be around long after you re gone Brenner answered I dldn t think anybody was parttcularly sharp for etlher team said Indiana coach Bobby Kmght Of course there were some good m F: da y s Gam es dividual plays but tt was not NBA Stand ng s No qamcs sc hed ed By Un te d P ess nte nat ona a sharply played game That NHL Stand ngs IYANTRffiE Tribe • recer~s doctorate A Rro Grande College Community College professor who Is one of th~ muntry s leadlilg scholars In bluegrass music has received a Ph D from the University of Toledo Dr !van Tribe was awarded a doctorate In Amencan History December 10 In addltlon to his doctoral dissertation on rrumng towns In the Hocking Valley between 1870 and 1900 Tribe has pubhshed more than 30 articles from country and bluegrass magazmes One of his stortes about songs wntten at the tune of the Silver Bndge disaster appeared in the John Edwards Memorial Foundatton Quarterly published by the UniverSity of Califot'l)ta In Los Angeles Tnbe also wrttes regularly for Bluegr~ss Magazrne and ts currently mvolved m a study of the history of country mustc on radto He has also offreethrows that could have wrapped tt up he said But we ve had bttter defeats before I hate to lose but the pressure of being the No 1 team tn tlJe country has been tremendous It was a g~at VICtory for them Mtchtgan took a 77 74 lead at the start of the second overtime but Provtdence ran , off SIX stratght points for an 80-77 margin Rickey Green s four consecutive foul shots enabled Mtchigan to regain the lead at 81-110 Willi 20 seconds left however Joel Thompson missed a free throw Providence gained possesston and Bob Mlsevtcrus hit a short tum around jumper for the wlnmng goal It was Provtdence s seventh victory 01 mne games Elsewhere Marylan d defeated Syracuse 96-85 to win the Mar yland In v\tat onal tournament wtth Duquesne takmg thtrd plaC\l on an 86-IJ wm over Xavier of Ohto ftfth ranked Cmcmnatt beat South Carolina 79"'2 and lndtana routed Georgia 74-52 m the semtflnals of the Sugar Bowl tournament Vtrglnla Mtlltary lnsbtute scored a 73-71 triumph over Cahforma and Oklahoma City downed Brongham Young 78 68 m the All College tournament Seton Hall won the N agara Falls Hohdsy Festival wtth a 69-59 dectston over Ntagara Umverstty and Manhattan downed Pennsylvan a 68"'1 and Purdue wh pped Georgetown 83"'5 to reach JJearcats, Indiana win places in Bowl finals written record lmer notes for several bluegrass music performers Tnbe JOtned the Rto Grande faculty a year ago He teaches Amertcan history and specializes m Ohio and urban history Prtor to that he served as a graduate asSistant at the Umverstly of Toledo He taught high school In Vmton County from 1964 to 1967 and m Me1g11 CoWlty from 1967 to 1970 A nattve of Albany Ohio Tribe recetved a bachelor of science In education degree m 1962 and a masters degree In 1967 both from Oh10 University Athens Holzer Medical Center (Discharges Dec 29) Evelyn Albri~ht Tommy Belcher Henry Bouldin Ann Caldwell Btlly Cochran W"H•r Cogan Ellen Curl m•n Suste Foster Gilbert Glass Fanny Glassburn Donald Hall Ellen HarriSon James Hmeman Emerson Johnson Louise Jones Garrett Kerns Mark Layne Harold Rose Mary Smtih Nellie Travis Mrs Charles Ward and son (Births Dec Z9) Mr and Mrs Albert Gllley !II son Pomt Pleasant W Va Mr and Mrs Harold Braden Jr daughter Mtddleport Mr and Mrs James White daughter Jackson STANDINGS Easte n Confe ence Bv Un ed P es s nte n A ona Allan c D v so n Ph l ade ph a Bo~o n N Y Kn W l Pet a ks ' 3 5 cen son P et 633 3 59 6 529 6 529 7 L Ho son C eve and New 0 eans Sa n An on o W as ng on De o KMsas c " nd ana Ch cago M wauk ee 3 3 5 0 J ' 5 GB 6 6 ck D v so n W l T P GF GA Ph a 1 a so 33 95 N v s a d s ?? a s 9 25 a Ilana 3 22 3 NY Ranqe s 5 0 0 43 3? Sm v he D ou 5 caqo vancovve Ch M nneso a Co o ado son W L T P s GF GA 5 o 5 35 70 s 9 6 3 73 0 8 ?7 9 '}') 5 13 0 ] l B JB OJ sa 96 .t7 99 30 Wa es Co n e enc e No s D s on Mon P ea s bugh W l T P s GF GA '1 5559 8 5 6 6 36 627 Lo s Anqe es 1 5 0 34 DL> o 110 18 IJt a sh nq n 0 77 24 Adams 0 v son But a o Bos an To on o GodeSa e they will know It to those wbo have need the And lor the rest of this same concern and week and mto the coming thoughtfulness that others year I want to be more gave to us m our hours of worthy and thankful for the discouragement or loss many blessings that have And may we cultivate Your come my way too numerous pure love In our hearls If we to mention do this we know we wUI find This quotation ls from Gal joy that comes only In serving 6 9-10 And let us not be others as You would have us weary in well doing for m do Help us to make this a due time (or season) we shall year of grace and peace reap if we faint not As we Amen have therefore opportunlty let us do good unto all This quotation from the In closing here is a New Book of Mormon Year s Prayer by Mildred And r also beheld that tlle Jordan - m case you ve read tr"' of llfe was a represen or beard It - II bears tation of the love of God - 1 repeating Nephi 3 69 "' Our Heavenly Father From the depths of our hearts we thank you for the CARTER KIN REPORT year we are now beginning AMERICUS GA (UP!) You gave It to us unMiss Ltlhan Carter blemtshed as you gave the remains m sallsfactory fresh fall of snow that condltloh at Americus blankets the earth making It Sumter County Hospttal ~ awesomely beautiful where she lS reeuperating May we resolve to keep this from a leg ailment year free from the ugliness of The president elect s sln and neglect that It may mother was admitted to the retain much of Ita beauty hospttal a week ago when she •• May we avoid repeating the suffered a muscular spasm In • mistakes ol the past year her leftleg She Is undergoing • having learned valuable physiotherapy and l.s not " e.pected to go h~me WlUl !: lessons from them May we resolve to pass on Monday Pa GB 8 8 Po and Los Ange les see c 5 6 GB Denve Do tell it like it is ,., Camp be I Confr £'nee GB 563 53 53 Bu fa o NY Ne s Pa c By Goldie Cleodenln PORTLAND This btcentennlai year lS waning on toward lis end and come Frtdsy Dec 31 at midnight tt will be gone Its joys and sorrows helps and hurts good and bad will ere long have passed Into eternity only to be recalled In hwnan memories There s time now to look back for just a while and try to sort the wheat from the chaff m our last year One of the biggest mistakes we humans make Is that we don t tell others what we think or feel We jus! assume they Wlderstand when all others have to go on ls what we say and do How many times have others been hurt and misunderstood us because we neglected to make koown how we really thought• And we have robbed others of the joy of a compliment or remark of encouragement that we felt for them because we did not speak out So ooe and perhaps the only New Year s resolution I make this year Ill tell II to my friends and neighbors and family as I see it and think of them not as I HOPE Michigan knocked off Today's Ce c and 70 20 OS 3 98 48 W L T P s GF GA .1 fl 3 33 87 1 3 49 A6 A 1 5 6 AO '1. '1.6 1 10 1 29 0 33 Wednesday s R(.>su I s Bu a o 6 A an i:l 3 Mo e i:l J P sbu qh 3 Ch c ago 6 De o 3 To on o fl C ev e a nd 1 Co o ado 3 w a sh ng on Bos on R V ncouver On 't qam es sched u ed Tho sday Games Ph ad r ph a a Los 1\n ge cs M nn eso a a Mon ea On y games sc hedu ed Fr day 5 Games II an a a NY Ran ges C cv e land i:l De o Ch c a qo a Co o ad O On y qames schedu ed before Wayne Burns broke happens some time I haven t thought about the tee for the Bulldogs wtth a ClnctMati yet Knight said jwnper but Toledo led 37 14 early today ! have to sit at the half of the one sided down and thmk about what contest Dave Spetcher led Toledo we re gomg to do but I place far more tmportance on how with 23 pomts and Ted well we play and not what the Wllham s had 14 Burris other team does topped Buller wtth 12 points The iead changed hands In the opening round eight times durtng the ftrst CinctMalt used a balanced half m Ohto Un verst!) s loss scormg attack for tts wm All ftve starters had either 13 to St Joseph s The Bobcats 14 or 15 pomts Guard Gary kept the score close n tlte Yoder led the way w th 15 II second half but couldn t pull tl out of them m the second half Nonnan Black h t 18 pomts Elsewhere Toledo whipped Butler lnd 86-10 Ohto State and teammate Zane Major earned consolation honors m added 17 to lead St Joseph s the Kodak Classtc with a 89-55 to vtctory n the consolatton wtn over Rochester St round game High scorers for Ohto were Joseph Pa downed Ohto Steve Skaggs wtlh 17 and K m UniverSity 87-62 m a con Leonard wtth 12 solation game in the All Oral Roberts got 48 pomts College Tournament and Bowlmg Green was beaten 83 from Anthony Roberts n tts 76 by Oral Roberts In a Far wm over Bowling Green West ClasSic consolatton Roberts sensallonal shootmg tneluded 20 of 29 from the contest Ohio State was paced by floor Bowlmg Green tra led 41 26 Jtm Elhnhausen wbo scored 12 pomts and Fred Poole who at halfbme but fought back m added 10 in thetr consolabon the second half to make the wm over the UniverSity of mntest close before bme ran out Rochester In other games Duquesne The Buckeyes never tratled whtpped Xav er 86-80 for n the game and held a 37 30 consolatton honors n the halfttme advantage Kelvin Maryland lnvttallonal Ransey added 10 points for Ohio State whtle Rochester Htram beat Ohto Domtmcan was paced by Jack Herlan s 76-65 and Mt Union over whelmed Penn State Behrend 24 pomts At Indianapolis the Toledo 90-53 m the openmg round of Rockets had little trouble the Mt Umon Hohday Tournament Clarion State wtt~ Butler grabbmg a ~ lead at the outset and Pa heat John Carroll 91-81 and Wooster downed DePauw coasting to vtcloty Nearly 13 mmutes elapsed !nd 84-'11 m the tmt al round of the Mose Hole Wooster Classtc Musklngum whipped Fredonia State NY 96-67 m the champtonshtp game of the Musktngum Hohday Tourney and Grove City Pa beat Thiel Pa 116-63 In the consolatiOn game Wtsconsm.Qshkosh tripped Lockhaven Pa 73 72 and Defiance downed Mac Murray Ill 87 74 m the opening roWldofthe Defiance Holiday Tournament Oberlm bested Demson 79-64 and Aahland edged Baldwin Wallace 85-84 in the first round of the Ashland Hohday Tournament otterbem beat Buffalo State 75-63 m the opening round of the Chmtmas Tree Tournament at Indiana Umverstty Pa Wittenberg handled Capital 74-65 In the lttle game of the Lutheran Brotherhood In vltatlonal at Mmneapolls Mlnn Urbana squeezed by Earlham lnd 76-75 m the Goaltenders Classic at Franklin Ind Universtty and Hetdelberg whtpped Aquinas 86-75 In the Lions Club Classtc at Trt State College lnd College roundhall .. the senufmals of the Eastern Colleg tate Athlett c Con ference Hollda) Fesllval North Carohna-Charlotte topped Brown 97-81 and New Hampshire edged Davtdson 63"'2 and wtll meet In the t tie game of the Charlotte lnvitattonal Vtrgmla Tech downed Rich mond 59-s!l to wm a berth opposite Vlrglma 85-58 victor over Vtrglnia Com monwealth ln the Richmond Ttmes Dtspatch tournament llhnots State do"ned Con necttcut 86-77 to wm the UConn ClasSic Old Donumon beat previ ous!) unbeaten Mtsstssippl State 83 78 for the championship of the Dommlon ClasSic and Kansas defeated Kansas State 81-64 whlle MISSOUrt beat Colorado 86-77 tn the semlnfals of the Btg Etght I oul s vllle shaded Cretghton 69"'6 and wo Its own Hobday Class c after Auburn took thtrd place by beatmg Rutgers 78 75 Pr nceton won the Kodak ClasSic wtth a 59-55 vtctory "JOHNIE'S" BEAUTY SALON NEW YORK I UP!) 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II accept tllat too Th s s a ·~NEW YEAR~ WE WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY, DEC. 31ST & SAT., JAN. 1 Paso 71\.Sa In the consolaUon game long Beach State downed Portland State 101 90 to win the Long Beach Invitational Tournament and Loyola Calif dumped Con zaga 68-59 for third place Pardee honored 1 -s:-1c::;r:tN"' IN 'l"~ tournament over St Bonaventure In the Gator Bowl Classic Florida stopped Jacksonville 99-87 while undefeated Holy Cross downed Michigan Stat e 70 61 Columbia defeated Funnan 63 79 to take the Poinsettia Classtc and NaY) beat the C tadel89 56 m the mnsolation game In the Lobo lnvltatlonal Classtc Southern Cal took Ptttsbo rgh 76-67 whtle host New Mextco upset Iowa 9683 m the second game In the Far West Classte No 6 North Carolina whipped Oregon 8660 and Weber State downed St I ouls 64 57 tn the nightcap No 9 Nevada Las Vegas pounded St Mary s Calif liJ.I-81 to win the Nevada Las Vegas Holiday Classtc and Eastern Michigan captured third pl&ce by beatmg Soutll ern Florida 60-18 In the Rainbow Cla5'tc llllnots topped Willian & Mar) 73"'4 and St John s stopped Temple 59-19 in the consolation bra cket in semifinal actlon No 3 San F ranclsco bested Aritonn State ll4 96 a d Houston took host Hawaii 101 74 Wash ngton downed I a Salle ll4 94 to toke the Cabrtllo Classic while Snn Otego State beat Texas El ' BY APPT PLEASE Pt«lNE 992-7608 Located At 698 West Marn Street Next to The Jones Boys In Pomeroy Open Sunday9 OOa m to9 OOp m Monday thru Thursday 600amto900pm Frtday and Saturday 6 OOa m toll oop m �• 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday: Dec. 30,1076 Dyke snaps Rio string with 100-89 triumph Dyke College of Cleveland, back, Rio ou.tshot the Demons out with 3:17 remaining In the · down 43-42 during the half- from the field , Rio hit 3ll of 82 contest. time interm ission, came field goal attempts for 46 Gil Price paced Rio storming back in the second percent. The Demons put it Grande's attack with 28 half Wednesday night to hand up 103times and hit 42 for 41 points. Price was 13 of 22 visiting Rio Grande a 100-89 perce nt. from the field and two of four non-conference Joss . Rio was 13 of 26 at the at the foul line. He added The game was played in charity stripe. The Demons seven rebounds for the Cleveland State University's were 16 of 23. Dyke Redmen. arena . outrebounded the Redmen, Noe tossed in 25 markers The loss snapped Ri o -~-50. Ironton's Dean Fitz- · while Fitzpatrick added 13. Grande's seven-game win- patrick paced the Redmen Bidwell's Greg James did not ning streak and left Coach with 19 rebounds. Jimmy Noe play in last night's contest. Art Lanham's Redmen with added 13 . Dale Royse had eight points an 8-2 season record. The The game wa s close until and Don Gibson seven. Demons upped their mark to the final three minutes when Ed Ross pa ced the Demons 4-8 on- the yea r. Dyke pulled away to a 10 with Zl markers. Bob Tate Despite the 11 point set- point lead. Rio's Noe fouled tossed in 26 and Mel Cherrv 24. The Redmen wlll battle Cedarville College Tuesday at Cedarville in a Mid-Ohio Conference encounter. Here's Wedoesday's box · RIO GRANDE 189) - Noe.' 10-S-25: Pr ice, 13·2·28; Swain, 1-0-2: . Royce. 3·2·8: F1tzpatnck. 6-1-13 : Robmson, 0-2-2: Bise, o.o.o; Gibson , 3. 1. · 7: Vick roy. 2-0·4. TOTALS 38· lJ -89. ·ovKE 1100} - Andrews, o. 0-0J Cherry, 10 -4-24 ; Harr is o.o O; McE lroy. 0-2. 2; Prit<;:hert, 4-l -11 : Ross, 11 -527; Ta le, lJ-0-26; Vaneran, 2· 4·8. TOTALS 4H6-10D. . Halftime score - R1o Dyk e 41 . 43 Supersonics win on road Wow ( By CHRIS SCHERF UPI Sports Writer The Seattle SuperSonics, possibly the worst road team in hi story, ful fi lled the impos si ble dream Wednesday night by beating the New York NeLs, 102-96, for their second straigh( road victory. Fred Brown score d 29 points to lead the Sonics, who now haye won only four out of 19 road games this season while going 14-3 at home. "We have a differ ent balldub now," Seattle Coach Bill Russell sa id. "A month ago, we wou ld have lost this ga me . We would t· ave folded. " Brown, whose pair of free throws with three seconds left in the game TUesday at Atlanta pulled out a 121l-1!9 victory, broke a 94-94 tie with 41 seconds left and Slick Watts clinched the victory over the Nels four set'Onds later by stealing the In bounds pass and scoring an easy lay up. Although Brown had a te rribl e shooting performance in the first half , he injected enthusiasm into the Sonics'' offense and his shooting touch reappeared in the second half as he sa nk eiglll of 11 attempts from the floo r. Nate Archibald and John Williamson each scored 26 points for the Nets. (n other games, Kansas City defeated Buffalo, 113103, De tro it drubbed Portland, 120-111, Washington beat Atlanta, 9692, Houston downed Phi !adelphia, 93-91 , and Phoenix defeated Boston, 9787. Kings 113, Braves 103 : Gtwrds Ron Boone, Brian Taylor and Andre McCarter combined [or 59 poinls to help Kansas City post its ·second st raight win and snap Buffalo's two-game winning minutes to wm before thl.' largest crowd in Houston history- 16,012. Murphy finished with 26 poinl• to lead the Rockets while Lloyd Free collected '29 for the 76ers. Suns 97, Ce ltlcs 87 : ) Paul Westphal scored 30 points to lead the. Suns past the Celtics. Tom VanArsdale scored 15 points and Ricky Sobers 14 for the Suns, while Sidney Wicks led the Cellics with 24. Mrs. Phlllip Meinhart and Miss Erma Smith spent the holiday weekend with Dr. and Mrs. Jack Leckie and son, Steve, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lallance, Huntington, W. Va. They also visited at Milton, W. Va . with their sister and brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bartels. Mrs . Erwin Acree and , daughter, Sandy, C)earwater, · FIB. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jacobs and son, Sean, Pikeville, Ky . are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs and other relatives. The Acr.ees and the Jacobs are sUiymg at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacoha · . Mr. and Mrs. W1lson Carpenter had as Christmas Day guests , Mr. and Mrs. Denny Carroll and son ' Matthew, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. John .Young, Robin, t.;·sa and Philip, Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs. James Carpenter and Jay, Reedsvllle. The Carroll family remained for a longer visit with the Carpenters. Visiting Saturday with Mr. and .Mrs. Pearl Jacobs of !.aurel Cliff were Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs of Columbus. Monday guests of the Jacobs were Mr. and Mrs. · Jackson stuns Greenfield 70-64 for sixth cage win tntornollorif1 Hockey Lulheron Brotherllood Jerry Davis and children and 1nvilotlonol Leogue Slondtnu• Mrs. William • Davis, Wittenberg 74 Capital 6l United Prtsslntern•tlonll Columbus. . North . charnn Dick Nease arid his fiancee, W L T Pis GF GA JoaMe Erbele, both students ·Kalama . 18 1J 3 39 155 124 Fl int 16 15 4 36 145 126 at the Seattle Pacific Saginow WESTERN BOOTS 15 15 6 36 UO 138 University in Seattle, Wash. Muske. 15 15 4 34 134 137 spent two weeks here visiting Pt. Huron 15 16 4 34 125 131 BELTS South his parents, Mr. and Mrs. GF GA SHEBOYGAN WORK Paul Nease. They returned to Dayton 17W15L T1Pis 34 139 139 Seattle on Christmas Day'. Columbus 1s 15 6 36 138 138 SHOES 15 16 s 35 141 153 ·r .. Toledo Ft. Way nell 19 s 31 121 164 JUSTIN HANDBAGS Social Calendar THUBSDAY TWIN CITY Shrinettes holiday party, 7:30 Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Beulah Ewing , Pomeroy. WEEKEND Revival, Hyseli Run Free Methodist Church, starting Thursday through Jan. 2, 7:30 each evening with Rev . Cecil Wise speaking; publlc invited. FRIDAY WATCH NIGHT service beginning 7:30p.m. Friday at Middleport .Independent Hollness Church, Fourth and Lincoln Sts. Speakers, Rev. David Light, Rev·. Troy Fields, Rev . O'Dell Manley; · public invited. WATCH MEETING New Year's Eve at the Ash Street Free Will Baptist Church, Middleport , 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. MONDAY MEIGS CHAPTER, Order of DeMolay, 7:30 P·I)i· Monday at Middleport Masonic Temple for Initiation. All Master Masons invited. .' IN MIDDLEPORT 318 N. 2nd Ave . OPEN 9;0D·S;DO Mqnday thru Saturday JOHNSON REMODELING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS •ALUM. SIDING •BATHS •VINYL SIDING •ROOFS PHONE 992·7608 "' " HECK'S • CLOSED LTBL : WeD, anyway, you may have a great career ahead of you, DB a beauty and charm consultAnt. -HELEN AND SUE _, . .. FOR INVENTORY • "' . . N/IEW • "'~ STURDY WORK CLOTHES WORK SHIRTS WORK PANTS ,• ' '' '' '' . . '. '' ' ' .' :' '' ..'' ' •, ..' '''' .•'' ' '' WILSON JET BASKETBALL ·' $2995 . ss;~o~h A family Christmas dinner was held Dec. 19 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Harry Brown, Rt. I, Minersville. Attending were Mrs. Howard Rauch, New.ark ; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pamter and daughter, Robin, Mrs. Sheila. ' Carrol and son, William, Ed Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Wagner and sons, Chris and Brian, South Shore, Ky.'; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Painter ·and son Victor, and . daughter, Becky, Middleport; Bonnie Wood, Long Bottom ; Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Brown and son, Aaron, Pomeroy; Robert Painter, Pomeroy; Mrs. Elsie Carr, Pataskala ; Mrs. Leona Weeks, Johnstown; Mrs. Martin Taylor, Newark; · Mrs. Blanche Painter and sons of the hosts, Glenn and Terry Brown. Pictures were taken during the day and gifts exchanged. Several guests are enterklined SERVICE SLATEDThe Meigs Area Holiness Association will have a watchnlght service Friday at the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene . The service will start at 9:30. The churches of the association will provide special singing with Rev . Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor of the Ru.tland Church of the Nazarene, bringing the messa ge. The public Is invi ted · RUTLAND--The silver wedding amtiversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May of Rutland was celebrated Swr day with a family party. Their niece, Mrs. James Car pent er, Reedsv ille , presented thum with a wedding cake which was served with other refreshments to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slsnpkins, Charla, Melissa and Mn. Jerry A. Powell aad Mn. Inez Hfll, hfs aloter, Heather RoeAae, hla cousias, Jerry L. and Aimee D. Wolle, aa uncle and auat, Mr. and Mra. Austfa Wolfe, aad Mrs. Roberta Thaxton. Seott Is the graadaon of the late Julian Hilt BIRTHDAY FETED Julian Scott Hfll, son of Mr. ilnd Mrs. Roger E. HOI, celebrated hfo filth birthday Christmas Day wllh a ·party at the Racine home of the family. Gllls were presented to him and ice Chuck, Colwnbus; Mr. and • Mrs. James Carpenter and Jay , Reedsville; Greg Me- , Call, and the honored couple's children, Debble, a • kindergarten teacher at the Rutland ElementAry School, • and Michael, a petrolewn engin eering student at •• · lylarletta College. .1 Mr. and Mrs. May were married on Dec. 26, 1951 at •• Rutland. He is employed at ' the Kyger Creek Plant, and Mrs. May is assistant branch manager of the Rutland Pomeroy National Bank. • ' Goal1enders Clesslc at Fronklln, Ind. Stmi-Finols Urbano 76 Earlham Ind. 75 Lion '• Club Clault AI Tri.Siatelnd. Stmi·Final• Holdelberg 86 Aquino• 75 cream and cake served to his grandparents, Mr. and FRIDAY SPECIALS! SILVER & GOLD SLIPPERS -=~~HIO~~ AND FOR HER..• PURSES FOR HIM••• SERVICE PLANNED A watchnlght service will be held Friday beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the Hazel Community Church. There will be special singing and the public is invited . 20% OFF \ GO CASUAL .. I MEN'S & WOMEN'S SUEDE LUG SOLE BROWN GO FESTIVE... CLINIC CLOSING The Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Mental Health Clinic will be closed all day Friday for the New Year's weekend. Smith, Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Smith also received telephone calls from a son Jim Smith, and a da ught er, M~r y Weedo, Daytona Beach, Fla. · to the scholarship may select an Item equal In value to their dooation from among the appraised pieces on display , GO CLASSY•.• BOOTS Reg. -$13.99 to $14.99 With Clothes ·FROM US! SALE 'BAHR CLOTHIERS o. $}QOO heritage house o. Mlddlep~rt, • Vannest, Ravenswood, W. ~6\~ . ·- •• " Family gathers ATHENS - An exhibition of watercolors, prints and drawings by the late Edna M. Way, a member of the Ohio University School of Art faculty for Zl years, will be on display In the Selgfred Gallery on the Athens campus from Tuesday, Jan. 4, through Friday, Jan. 7. The show wlll open with a public reception from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Tuesday. Regular gallery hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. Through the years, Miss Way exhibited her work widely . She was particulally active during the 1930s and 40s, exhibiting at the New York Watercolor Club, the Ameri can Watercolor Society, the Nauonal Association of Women Painters and Sculptors and the Argent and Tricker galleries. She earned 12 onewomen shows . during her career. Under the terms of her wlll, the Edna Way Memorial Scholarship has been established to assist OU art students. During the exhibition, those contributing, 25th anniversary celebrated Sunday Matchbook collection Mary Duffield . Middleport home. They are Mrs. Cline, greatgrandmother, standing right; Mrs. Patricia Leach of Middleport, the grandmother, standing left; Mrs. Ginia Mallow, the mother, seated, and her two daughters, Stepbanie, right, and Michelle Mallow, Greenfield. Others at the Chrl$tmas gathering were Mrs. Cllne's son and his wife, Terry and Susan Beechler of Lorain; Mr. and Mrs . . L. H. Russell and Eugene Russell, all of West Columbia , W. Va ., and Mr . and Mrs. Dennis Knapp and family , Lorain. • Polly's Pointers 12 NOON TIL 7 PM MATCH-~§) FOUR GENERATIONS were present for the holiday celebration of the family of Mrs. Frances Cline held at her . . R{\CINE- Guests at tjle home of Harrison and Ruth - - - -- - - - - - - ' . - - - - Smith and family of Route I, Racine over the holiday were Eugene Smith, Ricky , Cindy , Kelly, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs . Carroll Smith , ' daughter, Kim, Cottageville, W. VA.; Mr. and Mrs. Danny OPEN NEW YEAR'S DAY JANUARY 1ST '• . Rap: . I taught my girl friend aU my tricks on getting boyfriends . I also showed her about flxlng her hair, doing her face, staying cool, etc. I even lent her my guy ''to practice on." Guess what? ~e now has MY boyfriend, permanently. LET TIUS BE A LESSON ... DEC. 31 • unpopular and "unwanted." (This wasn't uactly smart .because her bragging only turned her into an "outie.") Don't cover for ber lies, but instead persuade her they won't work. Perhaps you and other friends might make her your project. Alittle "personality remOdeling" could change plastic to real. - HELEN P.S.: But don't go overboard. Read on: . FRIDAY, • uear Helen and Sue : I have a friend who thinks she'S Gnd's gilt to the world. She's always bragging about her "boyfriend." The other daY I found out it was a big act. She has never had a boyfriend. She says ahe was pushed into it to "keep up with other girls" (who really'don't accept her very well). Do I stay friends with her, cover for her lies, or figure I can never believe her again and forget her? - BAFFLED Dear BAF: Try compassion. Your frlend lied because she felt WILL BE • . ·, . Not. MY family! They don't touch . My older llister says Jerry (}llY hwlband) "should be watched." She told hlm the olber day thai my dad and stepmother "don't go for aU that lalgglng." It's true: theydon1. '11liareaUyhurt him: When the Uttler klda are around Jerry and me, they're great - open and loving, and happy. At home, they're canpletely different - jUJt as I was before I met my wonderful guy. Please, can you get il acr088 to my "distant" family that friendly touching dOes not lead to incest-In-law? - LATE BLOOMING HUGGER NOTE FROM SUE : And congratulatioos tp Jerry who isn't embarrassed (as many men are) about showing his affection. He kmws what everyone should: !JIVl friendly hug Is worth a thousand words. (Wasn't it Lauren BacaU who said : "If men knew more about kindness, they'd have to beat the women off with a stick." What's kinder than IAluchlng sclmeone to show you care?) FREE ESTIMATES Nil' ~... . p~ . II Not !Deest-ID-uw Dear Hugger : Reeducating repressed and sex.frlghtened people takes more than a few words in a column. YoU and I know these "untouchables" are wrong, but convincing them would be almost as hard as converting Madal)n O'Hair. Concentrate on keeping your younger brother an~ sister "in touch" with people an<j leave the elders to their prejl!(lices. - HELEN .---------~========~ 8 p.m. Saturday ·night and Sue Hottel ho~. DAN'S Admiration mutual, until ' Rap ; Allaome peq~lethinkabout Ia sex and how awful il is. My husband (of two montba) Ia a Vfr/ affectionate I!UY. Wilen be leelmY YOllllller brother and lliller, be hw.s them -a IIRO'niEIILY hug. He loves kids and enjoya playing with tbem. Hia family Ia Vfr/ close and dem0111irate it: they tAke kllles and hup 111turaUy. I feel grut when I go IAl their K_alamazoo 8 Muskegon 3 Thursday ' s Games No games scheduled Friday 's Games Columbus at Fort Wayne Saginaw at M uskegon Flint a t Port Huron Dayton at Toledo Coach AI Burger's Jackson Wednesday. Rick Harless led rebounds, 17 by Dunson . lronmen avenged an opening- Ja ckson 's atta ck with 16 Greenfield had 20 turnovers. Avon IS Midvlew 55 high 31 points, Taylor had 16 Bowl in9 Green 57 Maumee 53 game loss to Greenfield point s. Pat McDonald and The Tigers dropped to 1-4 Bris. and McCart er 12. John lol 55 Bloomfield 40 Kyle Buchanan each had 12 on the year. ~ canton M cKinley 72 Col South Shumate led Buffalo with 26. Wednesday night by turning points and .Brent Oiler 10. JacksOn's next game is 51 Pistons 120, Trail Blazers back the Tigers 7Q.M at Tom Dorsey was outstanding Friday, Jan. 7, at home . Canton South 70 Alliance Greenfield. 111 ; Marlington 49 On ·Nov. 27, al Jackson, the on defense for the winners. against Meigs. ' .' Bob Lanier scored 40 Canton Timken 85 Akron The lronmen picked off 40 Tigers mauled the lronmen, Here's Wednesday's box : Soulh 59 polnts, grabbed 13 rebounds, rebounds, 12 by Buchanan. JACKSON 1701 ·- Ha rless, Cardington 64 Northmor 48 dished out nine assists, had 78-52. 80-16 : McDona ld, S-2·12 : Cuyahoga Falls 81 Rocky Jackson hit a sizzling 58 It was a different story last four steals and held Portland Buchanan, 5-2-l f;. Oi ler, 4-2River 58 center Bill Walton to 14 points ni ght as the Burgermen percent from the field, 10; Jones , 1-J.J: Paugh, 1-0·2: EaStwood 61 Perrysburg · 55 in directing Detroit to its never trailed in posting their stn~ing 31 of 5> field goal Forsyth, 0·1·1. TOTALS 31·8· Farrell Pa 53 Hubbard 4S Firelands 74 Edison 50 ninth victory in 12 games. sixth victory in eight starts attempts. The !ronmen were 70.GREENFIELD (64) eight of 18 at the foul llne. Independence 86 Bratena hl 59 this winter. Howard Porter added a Everhart. J-3-9; Cole , 11 -2- 24 ; Ledgemont6J Jamestown NY Jackson had 20 turnovers. Jackson led 15-10, 37-27 and season-high 27 for the Pistons Dunson , 7-7-21 ; Currest, 1-2· 38 Greenfield's Chuck Cole led 4 ; Ande rson, 2-2-6. TOTAlS Massillon while Uonel Hollins topped >3-40 at the quartermarks. Perry 6.4 Louisville Biggest Jackson lead was 18 teh Tigers attack with 24 l4-16-64. . 48 the Trail Blazers with 20. Score by quarters: points, 51-33, late in the third points. Eric Dunson tossed in Massi llon 79 Massillon Bullets 96, Hawks 92: Jac kson 15 22 16 17- 70 Jackson 34 ' 2 1:"Greenfield ltil24 of 74 field stanza. Leonard "Truck" Robinson Gree nfi eld 10 17 13 24- 64 N or th Canton 47 Canton Hustle, a balanced scoring goal attempts (or 32 percent. Reserve score - Jackson scored 19 points and pulled GlenOak 41 dow n 10 rebounds as attack and good board work The Tigers were 16 of 23 at the 49 Greenfield 41 . Penn Hal l Academy 63 Cle John Adams 49 Washington handed Atlanta was the big difference foul line. Greenfield had 27 Perry 88 Farmington 62 its seventh straight defeat. Warrensv ille 79 Gilmour 59 The Bullets otitrebounded the Weirton W Va 60 Ste ubenviile Hawks, 53-27, and held 52 West PhiladElphia 63 Cle Atlanta to just one rebound in Kennedy 40 -~ th e seco nd peri od while Canton McKinley 72.Col South building a 52-42 halftime lead. 57 • Rockets 93, 76ers 91 r , Canton Timken :85 Akron Soulh 59 Ca lvin Murphy's 20-foot Mass i llon 79 Massillon jump shot gave Houston a 92Jackson 34 87 lead and the Rockets Massillon Perry 64 louisville with stood a Philadelphia 48 MIAMI (UPI) - Being an Big Eight, make no secret of 1 Gerald1· · · •· charge down the final two assistant to Woody Hayes for North Canton -47 Canton tlle fact they are pinning their "But to be honest with GlenOak 41 two years doesn't buy you hopes of an upset on being you," he told reporters, "if Canton South 70 Alliance arly favors later, especially able to pa~ against the co- we had decided, I wouldn't Marl ington 49 West Philadelphia 63 Cle when you square off against champs of the Big Ten. tell you." Kennedy 40 the vetera n Ohio State coach " I think we've been Pacenta started several Bristol 55 Bloomfield 40 in the Orange Bow!'. throwing about 23 times a games this season after Penn Hall Aca demy 63 Cle Hayes was asked about Bill game average late in the Gerald, now recovered was Mallory, who will pit his season," Mallory said . "I injured. ' Colorado Buffaloes against look for us to throw ,, the Buckeyes in the Orange somewhere around there · Mary Welsh Duffield, 80, Bowl Football Classic New against Ohio State - about a Wooster Ctassec form ~rl y of Meigs County, Year's night. Mallory was third of the plays." Semi-Finals died Tuesday at her home in Hayes' defensive line coach George Hill, Ohio State's Clarion Pa . 91 John Carr0118 1 in 1967 and 1968. Calimesa , Calif. defensive coordinator, said Wooster 8.4 Depauw Ind . 68 "He's a mean old cuss," he hopes the Bufs pass a lot. Muskingum Holiday Tourney Mrs. Duffield, a school teacher in Meigs County later Hayes Joked. "I admire and "U they tllrow on us; that Grove City Pa. 88 Thiel Pa 63 became a chiropractor until respect him, his wife and his means we have stopped their cons Muskingum 96 Fredonia St. her retirement. Surviving are family. running game," Hill said. N.Y. 67 champ. J "I will like him up until 8 "They' re basically a running her husband, Edward; a son, Defiance Holiday Tournament Homer, and two step- p.m. Saturday night. After football team - like all good Semi-Finals . daughters, Mary and Elinore, that, I will have no use for football teams. " Wisconsin - Oshkosh 73 him whatsoever." all of California. Hayes, at a late Wednesday Pa 72 Neither Hayes nor Mallory news conference, declined to Lockhaven Nieces and nephews surDefiance 87 MacMurray Ill. MATE viving are Kenneth . Welsh, think that their previous designate the Buckeyes ' 74 yard • Roland Dais, Pomeroy, and association will aid either starting quarterback in the Ashland Holiday Tournament KNITS Semi Finals Lydia Ball, Mary Woodyard, team in the Orange Bowl. Orange Bowl. He said he had Oberlin 79 Denison 64 Roger Welsh and Jack Welsh, Both say, however, they've not deduoo yet whether to Ashland 65 Baldwin-Wallace seen similarities in play . start Jim Pacenta or Roo 64 all of Columbus. "A · lot of things are difMrs. Duffield was preceded in death by two brothers, ferent," Mallory said, "alHomer and John Welsh, and though I see some things two sisters, Janie Dais and up front in particular - that Martha Stuart. The bndy is at are similar. uBut Jim sure Woody can the Hugh Funeral Home in look at some things I'm doing Yuciapa, Calif. and see some -things that might help him a bit," the MEN'S LONG SLEEVE Bufs' coach added. Right. " ! see quite a bit MEN'S (similar)," Hayes said. "I · even catch a 4-3 defense on films once in awhile and I know where he got that." NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Famous Maktr Mallory credils Hayes with We would like to thank you lor your patronage during the past year Brands helping him get his first head ,. ALL BANKS IN we look forward to serving you in 1977. ' coaching job, al Miami of Assorted Colors Ohio in 1969. After five MEIGS COUNTY successful years at Miaml, Thelma Mary Dorothy Mallory moved , to Colorado WILL CLOSE AT Mary Martha Helen where he is finishing his third . Elizabeth FRIDAY SPECIAL! / Ron season. Texanna 3 P.M. DECEMBER 31ST. ."I've got a lot of respect for Catherine Chuck Marie ONLY Woody - he gave me a real Citizens National Bank 1' (~~~ Ken } opportuni~y working there at Reg. Ohio State," Mallory sald. "I Farmers aa·nk & Savings Co. leart)ed tremendously from him and from the caliber of football played at Ofilo Pomeroy National Bank State." Pomeroy-Rutland-Tuppers Plains One thing Hayes foiled to teach Mallory was a passing attack. And the Buffaloes, Racine Home National Bank who passed about a third of Pomeroy, Ohio the time this season to Cto..d New Yur'1-()pon Fri. till become trichjlmpions of the dies in West IIIUiDI Saginaw 9 Dayton 5 Coh.1mbus 3 Toledp 2· _ H igh School Scores Hele~ By Wednesdav 's Results John Adams 49 Farrell Pa SJ Hubbard 45 Cuyahoga Falls 81 Rocky River 58 lndependence86 Bratenahl 59 Perry as ·Farmlnglon 62 Way exhibit displayed Generation Rap Fort Wayne 5 Flint 3 streak . Boone scored a game- SEW EARLY FOR SPRING 5- l'he Dally Sentinel ~ )fjddleport·P(Illeroy, 0., Thursday, Dec, • Polly's Problem 'DEAR POLLY - My Problem is with oil on a vinyl carpet. How can I remove it? Also, I am starting a matchbook cover couection and would appreciate hearing how the readers might have moonted such colleCtions or how they put them in a book without ruining tliem. Any information will be appreciated.- CONNIE. DEAR CONNIE - Of course, all s!ains should be removed immediately - the longer one waits the less likely removers are going to work. You could use a commercial dry cleaning prOduct and follow directions. Or, a teaspoon of whiie vinegar in three tablespoons lukewann water. ·Do not drench but carefully apply only where needed. Let dry five minutes, blot up and foUow with clear water put on the same way, To hasten the final drying a fan mlght be placed nearby. Brush up pile to fluff it. This is recommended in an American Carpet Institute booklet, but no matter what one uses it should be tested first. ' I am sure you will be hearing from readers concerning your matc~book· collection. They are always so generous about shoring their clever ideas with others.- POLLY. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is 'with the way manufacturers of bedlinens package their products, par· licularly piUowcases. Many times one has a single bed but Is forced to buy a pair of piUowcases because thl.y are packaged that way, The extra one may not be used much and also it would be less expensive if we could only buy the one needed one. CAROL. DEAR POlLY - There ~ to be so much doubt abourvte cleaning of plastic bathtubs and showers so I want to teD the other readers how I do it. I use any shampoo that Is mada for oily hair and scrub it on with several thlcknesae& of nylon net fold'll together. The job is done in noand enjoy. To scrub mold and mlldew out of the tile joints I use onehall cup· of that well known household disinfectant to a gallon of water and then rinse off. I turn up the heat .and let the moisture evaporate and then spray with that non-stick product used on kitchen pans or a silicone spray so it will be easier to get off the next time. Using this non-stick prOduct on the ~wer doors will make them slide quietly and easier and also protect them from eticking. -K.M. W. DEAR POLLY - Not too long ago we cut down a pine tree and without thinking I sal on the stwnp so my slacks were covered With sap from the pine tree. After rubbing the spots lightly with gasoline Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Smith, son, Dale, Letart, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Smlth, Weston, w. Va.; Mrs. Dorothy Smlth, Racine; Miss Connie Smith, Nel>ionville; , Harold Grady, Parkersburg, W. Va .; Scottie and Penny they disappeared like magic. -IRENES. DEAR POLLY :.. To keep lamps, vases and other such things from marring wood, marble or plastic table or counter tops I glue on a patch cut from a clean plastic tray such as meat or fruit come in from the grocery. Any household glue will work and the protruding edges can be trinuned so that the patch. is almost invisible. - MBS. J.M .F. '\ \ '' ' with our good wishes resounding lor you! Thanks for making 1976 a memorable vear! KIDDIE SHOPPE 175 N. 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The Demons put it Grande's attack with 28 half Wednesday night to hand up 103times and hit 42 for 41 points. Price was 13 of 22 visiting Rio Grande a 100-89 perce nt. from the field and two of four non-conference Joss . Rio was 13 of 26 at the at the foul line. He added The game was played in charity stripe. The Demons seven rebounds for the Cleveland State University's were 16 of 23. Dyke Redmen. arena . outrebounded the Redmen, Noe tossed in 25 markers The loss snapped Ri o -~-50. Ironton's Dean Fitz- · while Fitzpatrick added 13. Grande's seven-game win- patrick paced the Redmen Bidwell's Greg James did not ning streak and left Coach with 19 rebounds. Jimmy Noe play in last night's contest. Art Lanham's Redmen with added 13 . Dale Royse had eight points an 8-2 season record. The The game wa s close until and Don Gibson seven. Demons upped their mark to the final three minutes when Ed Ross pa ced the Demons 4-8 on- the yea r. Dyke pulled away to a 10 with Zl markers. Bob Tate Despite the 11 point set- point lead. Rio's Noe fouled tossed in 26 and Mel Cherrv 24. The Redmen wlll battle Cedarville College Tuesday at Cedarville in a Mid-Ohio Conference encounter. Here's Wedoesday's box · RIO GRANDE 189) - Noe.' 10-S-25: Pr ice, 13·2·28; Swain, 1-0-2: . Royce. 3·2·8: F1tzpatnck. 6-1-13 : Robmson, 0-2-2: Bise, o.o.o; Gibson , 3. 1. · 7: Vick roy. 2-0·4. TOTALS 38· lJ -89. ·ovKE 1100} - Andrews, o. 0-0J Cherry, 10 -4-24 ; Harr is o.o O; McE lroy. 0-2. 2; Prit<;:hert, 4-l -11 : Ross, 11 -527; Ta le, lJ-0-26; Vaneran, 2· 4·8. TOTALS 4H6-10D. . Halftime score - R1o Dyk e 41 . 43 Supersonics win on road Wow ( By CHRIS SCHERF UPI Sports Writer The Seattle SuperSonics, possibly the worst road team in hi story, ful fi lled the impos si ble dream Wednesday night by beating the New York NeLs, 102-96, for their second straigh( road victory. Fred Brown score d 29 points to lead the Sonics, who now haye won only four out of 19 road games this season while going 14-3 at home. "We have a differ ent balldub now," Seattle Coach Bill Russell sa id. "A month ago, we wou ld have lost this ga me . We would t· ave folded. " Brown, whose pair of free throws with three seconds left in the game TUesday at Atlanta pulled out a 121l-1!9 victory, broke a 94-94 tie with 41 seconds left and Slick Watts clinched the victory over the Nels four set'Onds later by stealing the In bounds pass and scoring an easy lay up. Although Brown had a te rribl e shooting performance in the first half , he injected enthusiasm into the Sonics'' offense and his shooting touch reappeared in the second half as he sa nk eiglll of 11 attempts from the floo r. Nate Archibald and John Williamson each scored 26 points for the Nets. (n other games, Kansas City defeated Buffalo, 113103, De tro it drubbed Portland, 120-111, Washington beat Atlanta, 9692, Houston downed Phi !adelphia, 93-91 , and Phoenix defeated Boston, 9787. Kings 113, Braves 103 : Gtwrds Ron Boone, Brian Taylor and Andre McCarter combined [or 59 poinls to help Kansas City post its ·second st raight win and snap Buffalo's two-game winning minutes to wm before thl.' largest crowd in Houston history- 16,012. Murphy finished with 26 poinl• to lead the Rockets while Lloyd Free collected '29 for the 76ers. Suns 97, Ce ltlcs 87 : ) Paul Westphal scored 30 points to lead the. Suns past the Celtics. Tom VanArsdale scored 15 points and Ricky Sobers 14 for the Suns, while Sidney Wicks led the Cellics with 24. Mrs. Phlllip Meinhart and Miss Erma Smith spent the holiday weekend with Dr. and Mrs. Jack Leckie and son, Steve, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lallance, Huntington, W. Va. They also visited at Milton, W. Va . with their sister and brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bartels. Mrs . Erwin Acree and , daughter, Sandy, C)earwater, · FIB. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jacobs and son, Sean, Pikeville, Ky . are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs and other relatives. The Acr.ees and the Jacobs are sUiymg at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacoha · . Mr. and Mrs. W1lson Carpenter had as Christmas Day guests , Mr. and Mrs. Denny Carroll and son ' Matthew, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. John .Young, Robin, t.;·sa and Philip, Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs. James Carpenter and Jay, Reedsvllle. The Carroll family remained for a longer visit with the Carpenters. Visiting Saturday with Mr. and .Mrs. Pearl Jacobs of !.aurel Cliff were Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs of Columbus. Monday guests of the Jacobs were Mr. and Mrs. · Jackson stuns Greenfield 70-64 for sixth cage win tntornollorif1 Hockey Lulheron Brotherllood Jerry Davis and children and 1nvilotlonol Leogue Slondtnu• Mrs. William • Davis, Wittenberg 74 Capital 6l United Prtsslntern•tlonll Columbus. . North . charnn Dick Nease arid his fiancee, W L T Pis GF GA JoaMe Erbele, both students ·Kalama . 18 1J 3 39 155 124 Fl int 16 15 4 36 145 126 at the Seattle Pacific Saginow WESTERN BOOTS 15 15 6 36 UO 138 University in Seattle, Wash. Muske. 15 15 4 34 134 137 spent two weeks here visiting Pt. Huron 15 16 4 34 125 131 BELTS South his parents, Mr. and Mrs. GF GA SHEBOYGAN WORK Paul Nease. They returned to Dayton 17W15L T1Pis 34 139 139 Seattle on Christmas Day'. Columbus 1s 15 6 36 138 138 SHOES 15 16 s 35 141 153 ·r .. Toledo Ft. Way nell 19 s 31 121 164 JUSTIN HANDBAGS Social Calendar THUBSDAY TWIN CITY Shrinettes holiday party, 7:30 Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Beulah Ewing , Pomeroy. WEEKEND Revival, Hyseli Run Free Methodist Church, starting Thursday through Jan. 2, 7:30 each evening with Rev . Cecil Wise speaking; publlc invited. FRIDAY WATCH NIGHT service beginning 7:30p.m. Friday at Middleport .Independent Hollness Church, Fourth and Lincoln Sts. Speakers, Rev. David Light, Rev·. Troy Fields, Rev . O'Dell Manley; · public invited. WATCH MEETING New Year's Eve at the Ash Street Free Will Baptist Church, Middleport , 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. MONDAY MEIGS CHAPTER, Order of DeMolay, 7:30 P·I)i· Monday at Middleport Masonic Temple for Initiation. All Master Masons invited. .' IN MIDDLEPORT 318 N. 2nd Ave . OPEN 9;0D·S;DO Mqnday thru Saturday JOHNSON REMODELING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS •ALUM. SIDING •BATHS •VINYL SIDING •ROOFS PHONE 992·7608 "' " HECK'S • CLOSED LTBL : WeD, anyway, you may have a great career ahead of you, DB a beauty and charm consultAnt. -HELEN AND SUE _, . .. FOR INVENTORY • "' . . N/IEW • "'~ STURDY WORK CLOTHES WORK SHIRTS WORK PANTS ,• ' '' '' '' . . '. '' ' ' .' :' '' ..'' ' •, ..' '''' .•'' ' '' WILSON JET BASKETBALL ·' $2995 . ss;~o~h A family Christmas dinner was held Dec. 19 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Harry Brown, Rt. I, Minersville. Attending were Mrs. Howard Rauch, New.ark ; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pamter and daughter, Robin, Mrs. Sheila. ' Carrol and son, William, Ed Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Wagner and sons, Chris and Brian, South Shore, Ky.'; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Painter ·and son Victor, and . daughter, Becky, Middleport; Bonnie Wood, Long Bottom ; Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Brown and son, Aaron, Pomeroy; Robert Painter, Pomeroy; Mrs. Elsie Carr, Pataskala ; Mrs. Leona Weeks, Johnstown; Mrs. Martin Taylor, Newark; · Mrs. Blanche Painter and sons of the hosts, Glenn and Terry Brown. Pictures were taken during the day and gifts exchanged. Several guests are enterklined SERVICE SLATEDThe Meigs Area Holiness Association will have a watchnlght service Friday at the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene . The service will start at 9:30. The churches of the association will provide special singing with Rev . Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor of the Ru.tland Church of the Nazarene, bringing the messa ge. The public Is invi ted · RUTLAND--The silver wedding amtiversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May of Rutland was celebrated Swr day with a family party. Their niece, Mrs. James Car pent er, Reedsv ille , presented thum with a wedding cake which was served with other refreshments to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slsnpkins, Charla, Melissa and Mn. Jerry A. Powell aad Mn. Inez Hfll, hfs aloter, Heather RoeAae, hla cousias, Jerry L. and Aimee D. Wolle, aa uncle and auat, Mr. and Mra. Austfa Wolfe, aad Mrs. Roberta Thaxton. Seott Is the graadaon of the late Julian Hilt BIRTHDAY FETED Julian Scott Hfll, son of Mr. ilnd Mrs. Roger E. HOI, celebrated hfo filth birthday Christmas Day wllh a ·party at the Racine home of the family. Gllls were presented to him and ice Chuck, Colwnbus; Mr. and • Mrs. James Carpenter and Jay , Reedsville; Greg Me- , Call, and the honored couple's children, Debble, a • kindergarten teacher at the Rutland ElementAry School, • and Michael, a petrolewn engin eering student at •• · lylarletta College. .1 Mr. and Mrs. May were married on Dec. 26, 1951 at •• Rutland. He is employed at ' the Kyger Creek Plant, and Mrs. May is assistant branch manager of the Rutland Pomeroy National Bank. • ' Goal1enders Clesslc at Fronklln, Ind. Stmi-Finols Urbano 76 Earlham Ind. 75 Lion '• Club Clault AI Tri.Siatelnd. Stmi·Final• Holdelberg 86 Aquino• 75 cream and cake served to his grandparents, Mr. and FRIDAY SPECIALS! SILVER & GOLD SLIPPERS -=~~HIO~~ AND FOR HER..• PURSES FOR HIM••• SERVICE PLANNED A watchnlght service will be held Friday beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the Hazel Community Church. There will be special singing and the public is invited . 20% OFF \ GO CASUAL .. I MEN'S & WOMEN'S SUEDE LUG SOLE BROWN GO FESTIVE... CLINIC CLOSING The Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Mental Health Clinic will be closed all day Friday for the New Year's weekend. Smith, Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Smith also received telephone calls from a son Jim Smith, and a da ught er, M~r y Weedo, Daytona Beach, Fla. · to the scholarship may select an Item equal In value to their dooation from among the appraised pieces on display , GO CLASSY•.• BOOTS Reg. -$13.99 to $14.99 With Clothes ·FROM US! SALE 'BAHR CLOTHIERS o. $}QOO heritage house o. Mlddlep~rt, • Vannest, Ravenswood, W. ~6\~ . ·- •• " Family gathers ATHENS - An exhibition of watercolors, prints and drawings by the late Edna M. Way, a member of the Ohio University School of Art faculty for Zl years, will be on display In the Selgfred Gallery on the Athens campus from Tuesday, Jan. 4, through Friday, Jan. 7. The show wlll open with a public reception from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Tuesday. Regular gallery hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. Through the years, Miss Way exhibited her work widely . She was particulally active during the 1930s and 40s, exhibiting at the New York Watercolor Club, the Ameri can Watercolor Society, the Nauonal Association of Women Painters and Sculptors and the Argent and Tricker galleries. She earned 12 onewomen shows . during her career. Under the terms of her wlll, the Edna Way Memorial Scholarship has been established to assist OU art students. During the exhibition, those contributing, 25th anniversary celebrated Sunday Matchbook collection Mary Duffield . Middleport home. They are Mrs. Cline, greatgrandmother, standing right; Mrs. Patricia Leach of Middleport, the grandmother, standing left; Mrs. Ginia Mallow, the mother, seated, and her two daughters, Stepbanie, right, and Michelle Mallow, Greenfield. Others at the Chrl$tmas gathering were Mrs. Cllne's son and his wife, Terry and Susan Beechler of Lorain; Mr. and Mrs . . L. H. Russell and Eugene Russell, all of West Columbia , W. Va ., and Mr . and Mrs. Dennis Knapp and family , Lorain. • Polly's Pointers 12 NOON TIL 7 PM MATCH-~§) FOUR GENERATIONS were present for the holiday celebration of the family of Mrs. Frances Cline held at her . . R{\CINE- Guests at tjle home of Harrison and Ruth - - - -- - - - - - - ' . - - - - Smith and family of Route I, Racine over the holiday were Eugene Smith, Ricky , Cindy , Kelly, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs . Carroll Smith , ' daughter, Kim, Cottageville, W. VA.; Mr. and Mrs. Danny OPEN NEW YEAR'S DAY JANUARY 1ST '• . Rap: . I taught my girl friend aU my tricks on getting boyfriends . I also showed her about flxlng her hair, doing her face, staying cool, etc. I even lent her my guy ''to practice on." Guess what? ~e now has MY boyfriend, permanently. LET TIUS BE A LESSON ... DEC. 31 • unpopular and "unwanted." (This wasn't uactly smart .because her bragging only turned her into an "outie.") Don't cover for ber lies, but instead persuade her they won't work. Perhaps you and other friends might make her your project. Alittle "personality remOdeling" could change plastic to real. - HELEN P.S.: But don't go overboard. Read on: . FRIDAY, • uear Helen and Sue : I have a friend who thinks she'S Gnd's gilt to the world. She's always bragging about her "boyfriend." The other daY I found out it was a big act. She has never had a boyfriend. She says ahe was pushed into it to "keep up with other girls" (who really'don't accept her very well). Do I stay friends with her, cover for her lies, or figure I can never believe her again and forget her? - BAFFLED Dear BAF: Try compassion. Your frlend lied because she felt WILL BE • . ·, . Not. MY family! They don't touch . My older llister says Jerry (}llY hwlband) "should be watched." She told hlm the olber day thai my dad and stepmother "don't go for aU that lalgglng." It's true: theydon1. '11liareaUyhurt him: When the Uttler klda are around Jerry and me, they're great - open and loving, and happy. At home, they're canpletely different - jUJt as I was before I met my wonderful guy. Please, can you get il acr088 to my "distant" family that friendly touching dOes not lead to incest-In-law? - LATE BLOOMING HUGGER NOTE FROM SUE : And congratulatioos tp Jerry who isn't embarrassed (as many men are) about showing his affection. He kmws what everyone should: !JIVl friendly hug Is worth a thousand words. (Wasn't it Lauren BacaU who said : "If men knew more about kindness, they'd have to beat the women off with a stick." What's kinder than IAluchlng sclmeone to show you care?) FREE ESTIMATES Nil' ~... . p~ . II Not !Deest-ID-uw Dear Hugger : Reeducating repressed and sex.frlghtened people takes more than a few words in a column. YoU and I know these "untouchables" are wrong, but convincing them would be almost as hard as converting Madal)n O'Hair. Concentrate on keeping your younger brother an~ sister "in touch" with people an<j leave the elders to their prejl!(lices. - HELEN .---------~========~ 8 p.m. Saturday ·night and Sue Hottel ho~. DAN'S Admiration mutual, until ' Rap ; Allaome peq~lethinkabout Ia sex and how awful il is. My husband (of two montba) Ia a Vfr/ affectionate I!UY. Wilen be leelmY YOllllller brother and lliller, be hw.s them -a IIRO'niEIILY hug. He loves kids and enjoya playing with tbem. Hia family Ia Vfr/ close and dem0111irate it: they tAke kllles and hup 111turaUy. I feel grut when I go IAl their K_alamazoo 8 Muskegon 3 Thursday ' s Games No games scheduled Friday 's Games Columbus at Fort Wayne Saginaw at M uskegon Flint a t Port Huron Dayton at Toledo Coach AI Burger's Jackson Wednesday. Rick Harless led rebounds, 17 by Dunson . lronmen avenged an opening- Ja ckson 's atta ck with 16 Greenfield had 20 turnovers. Avon IS Midvlew 55 high 31 points, Taylor had 16 Bowl in9 Green 57 Maumee 53 game loss to Greenfield point s. Pat McDonald and The Tigers dropped to 1-4 Bris. and McCart er 12. John lol 55 Bloomfield 40 Kyle Buchanan each had 12 on the year. ~ canton M cKinley 72 Col South Shumate led Buffalo with 26. Wednesday night by turning points and .Brent Oiler 10. JacksOn's next game is 51 Pistons 120, Trail Blazers back the Tigers 7Q.M at Tom Dorsey was outstanding Friday, Jan. 7, at home . Canton South 70 Alliance Greenfield. 111 ; Marlington 49 On ·Nov. 27, al Jackson, the on defense for the winners. against Meigs. ' .' Bob Lanier scored 40 Canton Timken 85 Akron The lronmen picked off 40 Tigers mauled the lronmen, Here's Wednesday's box : Soulh 59 polnts, grabbed 13 rebounds, rebounds, 12 by Buchanan. JACKSON 1701 ·- Ha rless, Cardington 64 Northmor 48 dished out nine assists, had 78-52. 80-16 : McDona ld, S-2·12 : Cuyahoga Falls 81 Rocky Jackson hit a sizzling 58 It was a different story last four steals and held Portland Buchanan, 5-2-l f;. Oi ler, 4-2River 58 center Bill Walton to 14 points ni ght as the Burgermen percent from the field, 10; Jones , 1-J.J: Paugh, 1-0·2: EaStwood 61 Perrysburg · 55 in directing Detroit to its never trailed in posting their stn~ing 31 of 5> field goal Forsyth, 0·1·1. TOTALS 31·8· Farrell Pa 53 Hubbard 4S Firelands 74 Edison 50 ninth victory in 12 games. sixth victory in eight starts attempts. The !ronmen were 70.GREENFIELD (64) eight of 18 at the foul llne. Independence 86 Bratena hl 59 this winter. Howard Porter added a Everhart. J-3-9; Cole , 11 -2- 24 ; Ledgemont6J Jamestown NY Jackson had 20 turnovers. Jackson led 15-10, 37-27 and season-high 27 for the Pistons Dunson , 7-7-21 ; Currest, 1-2· 38 Greenfield's Chuck Cole led 4 ; Ande rson, 2-2-6. TOTAlS Massillon while Uonel Hollins topped >3-40 at the quartermarks. Perry 6.4 Louisville Biggest Jackson lead was 18 teh Tigers attack with 24 l4-16-64. . 48 the Trail Blazers with 20. Score by quarters: points, 51-33, late in the third points. Eric Dunson tossed in Massi llon 79 Massillon Bullets 96, Hawks 92: Jac kson 15 22 16 17- 70 Jackson 34 ' 2 1:"Greenfield ltil24 of 74 field stanza. Leonard "Truck" Robinson Gree nfi eld 10 17 13 24- 64 N or th Canton 47 Canton Hustle, a balanced scoring goal attempts (or 32 percent. Reserve score - Jackson scored 19 points and pulled GlenOak 41 dow n 10 rebounds as attack and good board work The Tigers were 16 of 23 at the 49 Greenfield 41 . Penn Hal l Academy 63 Cle John Adams 49 Washington handed Atlanta was the big difference foul line. Greenfield had 27 Perry 88 Farmington 62 its seventh straight defeat. Warrensv ille 79 Gilmour 59 The Bullets otitrebounded the Weirton W Va 60 Ste ubenviile Hawks, 53-27, and held 52 West PhiladElphia 63 Cle Atlanta to just one rebound in Kennedy 40 -~ th e seco nd peri od while Canton McKinley 72.Col South building a 52-42 halftime lead. 57 • Rockets 93, 76ers 91 r , Canton Timken :85 Akron Soulh 59 Ca lvin Murphy's 20-foot Mass i llon 79 Massillon jump shot gave Houston a 92Jackson 34 87 lead and the Rockets Massillon Perry 64 louisville with stood a Philadelphia 48 MIAMI (UPI) - Being an Big Eight, make no secret of 1 Gerald1· · · •· charge down the final two assistant to Woody Hayes for North Canton -47 Canton tlle fact they are pinning their "But to be honest with GlenOak 41 two years doesn't buy you hopes of an upset on being you," he told reporters, "if Canton South 70 Alliance arly favors later, especially able to pa~ against the co- we had decided, I wouldn't Marl ington 49 West Philadelphia 63 Cle when you square off against champs of the Big Ten. tell you." Kennedy 40 the vetera n Ohio State coach " I think we've been Pacenta started several Bristol 55 Bloomfield 40 in the Orange Bow!'. throwing about 23 times a games this season after Penn Hall Aca demy 63 Cle Hayes was asked about Bill game average late in the Gerald, now recovered was Mallory, who will pit his season," Mallory said . "I injured. ' Colorado Buffaloes against look for us to throw ,, the Buckeyes in the Orange somewhere around there · Mary Welsh Duffield, 80, Bowl Football Classic New against Ohio State - about a Wooster Ctassec form ~rl y of Meigs County, Year's night. Mallory was third of the plays." Semi-Finals died Tuesday at her home in Hayes' defensive line coach George Hill, Ohio State's Clarion Pa . 91 John Carr0118 1 in 1967 and 1968. Calimesa , Calif. defensive coordinator, said Wooster 8.4 Depauw Ind . 68 "He's a mean old cuss," he hopes the Bufs pass a lot. Muskingum Holiday Tourney Mrs. Duffield, a school teacher in Meigs County later Hayes Joked. "I admire and "U they tllrow on us; that Grove City Pa. 88 Thiel Pa 63 became a chiropractor until respect him, his wife and his means we have stopped their cons Muskingum 96 Fredonia St. her retirement. Surviving are family. running game," Hill said. N.Y. 67 champ. J "I will like him up until 8 "They' re basically a running her husband, Edward; a son, Defiance Holiday Tournament Homer, and two step- p.m. Saturday night. After football team - like all good Semi-Finals . daughters, Mary and Elinore, that, I will have no use for football teams. " Wisconsin - Oshkosh 73 him whatsoever." all of California. Hayes, at a late Wednesday Pa 72 Neither Hayes nor Mallory news conference, declined to Lockhaven Nieces and nephews surDefiance 87 MacMurray Ill. MATE viving are Kenneth . Welsh, think that their previous designate the Buckeyes ' 74 yard • Roland Dais, Pomeroy, and association will aid either starting quarterback in the Ashland Holiday Tournament KNITS Semi Finals Lydia Ball, Mary Woodyard, team in the Orange Bowl. Orange Bowl. He said he had Oberlin 79 Denison 64 Roger Welsh and Jack Welsh, Both say, however, they've not deduoo yet whether to Ashland 65 Baldwin-Wallace seen similarities in play . start Jim Pacenta or Roo 64 all of Columbus. "A · lot of things are difMrs. Duffield was preceded in death by two brothers, ferent," Mallory said, "alHomer and John Welsh, and though I see some things two sisters, Janie Dais and up front in particular - that Martha Stuart. The bndy is at are similar. uBut Jim sure Woody can the Hugh Funeral Home in look at some things I'm doing Yuciapa, Calif. and see some -things that might help him a bit," the MEN'S LONG SLEEVE Bufs' coach added. Right. " ! see quite a bit MEN'S (similar)," Hayes said. "I · even catch a 4-3 defense on films once in awhile and I know where he got that." NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Famous Maktr Mallory credils Hayes with We would like to thank you lor your patronage during the past year Brands helping him get his first head ,. ALL BANKS IN we look forward to serving you in 1977. ' coaching job, al Miami of Assorted Colors Ohio in 1969. After five MEIGS COUNTY successful years at Miaml, Thelma Mary Dorothy Mallory moved , to Colorado WILL CLOSE AT Mary Martha Helen where he is finishing his third . Elizabeth FRIDAY SPECIAL! / Ron season. Texanna 3 P.M. DECEMBER 31ST. ."I've got a lot of respect for Catherine Chuck Marie ONLY Woody - he gave me a real Citizens National Bank 1' (~~~ Ken } opportuni~y working there at Reg. Ohio State," Mallory sald. "I Farmers aa·nk & Savings Co. leart)ed tremendously from him and from the caliber of football played at Ofilo Pomeroy National Bank State." Pomeroy-Rutland-Tuppers Plains One thing Hayes foiled to teach Mallory was a passing attack. And the Buffaloes, Racine Home National Bank who passed about a third of Pomeroy, Ohio the time this season to Cto..d New Yur'1-()pon Fri. till become trichjlmpions of the dies in West IIIUiDI Saginaw 9 Dayton 5 Coh.1mbus 3 Toledp 2· _ H igh School Scores Hele~ By Wednesdav 's Results John Adams 49 Farrell Pa SJ Hubbard 45 Cuyahoga Falls 81 Rocky River 58 lndependence86 Bratenahl 59 Perry as ·Farmlnglon 62 Way exhibit displayed Generation Rap Fort Wayne 5 Flint 3 streak . Boone scored a game- SEW EARLY FOR SPRING 5- l'he Dally Sentinel ~ )fjddleport·P(Illeroy, 0., Thursday, Dec, • Polly's Problem 'DEAR POLLY - My Problem is with oil on a vinyl carpet. How can I remove it? Also, I am starting a matchbook cover couection and would appreciate hearing how the readers might have moonted such colleCtions or how they put them in a book without ruining tliem. Any information will be appreciated.- CONNIE. DEAR CONNIE - Of course, all s!ains should be removed immediately - the longer one waits the less likely removers are going to work. You could use a commercial dry cleaning prOduct and follow directions. Or, a teaspoon of whiie vinegar in three tablespoons lukewann water. ·Do not drench but carefully apply only where needed. Let dry five minutes, blot up and foUow with clear water put on the same way, To hasten the final drying a fan mlght be placed nearby. Brush up pile to fluff it. This is recommended in an American Carpet Institute booklet, but no matter what one uses it should be tested first. ' I am sure you will be hearing from readers concerning your matc~book· collection. They are always so generous about shoring their clever ideas with others.- POLLY. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is 'with the way manufacturers of bedlinens package their products, par· licularly piUowcases. Many times one has a single bed but Is forced to buy a pair of piUowcases because thl.y are packaged that way, The extra one may not be used much and also it would be less expensive if we could only buy the one needed one. CAROL. DEAR POlLY - There ~ to be so much doubt abourvte cleaning of plastic bathtubs and showers so I want to teD the other readers how I do it. I use any shampoo that Is mada for oily hair and scrub it on with several thlcknesae& of nylon net fold'll together. The job is done in noand enjoy. To scrub mold and mlldew out of the tile joints I use onehall cup· of that well known household disinfectant to a gallon of water and then rinse off. I turn up the heat .and let the moisture evaporate and then spray with that non-stick product used on kitchen pans or a silicone spray so it will be easier to get off the next time. Using this non-stick prOduct on the ~wer doors will make them slide quietly and easier and also protect them from eticking. -K.M. W. DEAR POLLY - Not too long ago we cut down a pine tree and without thinking I sal on the stwnp so my slacks were covered With sap from the pine tree. After rubbing the spots lightly with gasoline Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Smith, son, Dale, Letart, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Smlth, Weston, w. Va.; Mrs. Dorothy Smlth, Racine; Miss Connie Smith, Nel>ionville; , Harold Grady, Parkersburg, W. Va .; Scottie and Penny they disappeared like magic. -IRENES. DEAR POLLY :.. To keep lamps, vases and other such things from marring wood, marble or plastic table or counter tops I glue on a patch cut from a clean plastic tray such as meat or fruit come in from the grocery. Any household glue will work and the protruding edges can be trinuned so that the patch. is almost invisible. - MBS. J.M .F. '\ \ '' ' with our good wishes resounding lor you! Thanks for making 1976 a memorable vear! KIDDIE SHOPPE 175 N. SECOND AVE, MIDDLEPORT, OH 45760 Phone (614) 992-3586 95· Model LOA 7800 • 2 washing and 2 spin speeds • 4 cycles : NORMAL , GENTL~ . PERMANENT PRESS and KNIT , ' • 4 pushbutlon wash/rinse energy -sa,vi~g w.aler lemp selector . • 3 load-size water-saving ·setector • Agitalor· mountedlabric softener '{ispenser • Bleach dispenser • MAGIC CLEAN• litter • Coof-~own care lor P~rmanent Press fabrics · • Super SURGILATOR egitetor • Bac-Pak Laundry tnformalion Ce!:ter S£T COlORS s20.00 HIGHER I Model LDE 1700 • Special coot-down care for Permanent Press and'Knlt fabriC I • 3 drying temperature selections • ,.UMBLE PRESS• control • Extra large lint e~r~n ·o Large 5.9 cu. ft. drying drum • Push-to-~~ .u1 butlon · • Automatic door ahul off • Bak-Pak Laun~ry !nforma· Cenler FOREMAN & Aaaon 391 • • • �6- The Dally SentiJlel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Dec. Snowdens meet for holiday buffet Gardeners plan event IW'I'I.IIND-'l'hc f•1mly of Mr·. and Mrs. Hoy Snuwdcn had their lradil iunal ChJ'ISlmas Eve buffet atthc home of tlu•ir daughter and son-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May, Rutland. The family exchanged gifl' and sang Christmas carols and then severa I members Went around town ci;iruling. Alsocelebraled was the silver wedding anniversar·y of. Mr. and Mrs. May. Gifts and a decorated cak e we re presented to them. Attending were Mr. and Mr s. Charles Simpkins, Charla, Melissa and Chuck, RUTLAND-Plans for the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs' ann~ardeners Day Out were discussed at the recent meeting of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners. Mrs. Janet Bolin and Mrs. Suzy Carpenter of the local club are co-chairmen for the event which will . be held in Marietta. The .club voted not to cater the luncheon but did vote to have a sales table, Next n)onlh the club members will begin prepar· ing wooden nowers and corn husk items for tbal sale. Holi· day sunshine · work was reported on at the meeting held at the home of Mrs. Bob Bishop following a dinner at RIEGLE APPOINTED the Meigs Inn. Mrs. Larry LANSING , Mich. (UPI) Edwards had charge of Donald Riegle, an outspoken SHARON MARIE WOOLUM , a freshman at the Holzer Medical Center School of distributing flow er ar· · opponent of the congressional Nursing was awarded the Mary S. Thomas scholarship recently. Making the presentation rangement,s and fruit trays to seniority system, bas become was Homer B. Thomas, M. D., who founded the scholarship fund in memory of his wife. shutins of the corrununity. Michiga n's junior U.S. Read at the meeting were senator, five days ahead of several cards qf appreciation schedule, in a . move from those who received the ca lculated to give the gift.. including Mrs. Marie fres hma n Democrat more Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Russell clout on Capitol Hill. Ultle and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Republican Gov. William Snowden who enclosed a G. Milliken on Wednesday monetary donation. appoi nted Riegle to the In December the club also Sena te vacancy crea ted Sharon Marie Woolum, a st udent. Cri teri A for the from Southwestern High cond uc ted th era py Sunday by the death of Philip workshops with two classes of freshman at the Holzer award include achievement School. rour·H work wa s one A. Harl , saying the added special education student.. at Medical Center School of in academic studies as well of her primary activities seniority could give Riegle an the Rutland Elementary Nursing in Gallipolis, Is the as the need of the student for while a student. As a result of edge in winning important her interest in the medica l committee assignments. School. The students made )976 recipient oi the Mary tuitional assistance. In both 1974 and 1975, the Scully Thomas Scholarship. field for the past several holiday door swags using pine, hemlock, holly and yew This award was presented to award was made to Pamela years, her expressed career with pine cones and red Miss Woolum by Homer B. Sue Heading of Wellston. She goal is to be a neurologica l velvet ribbon. Working with Thomas, M.D., of Gallipolis was the first recipient of the. nurse. A~yone wishing to make a the boys and girls were Marie in memory of his late wife scholarship. Mi ss Woolum is th e contribution to the Mary who was a registered nurse. ~ irchfield, Mrs. Bolin, Mrs. The $500 annual scholar- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scully Thomas Scholarship Marjorie Davis,. and Mrs. ship wsa inaugurated by Dr. Benjamin Franklin Woolum Fund at the Holzer Medical Carpenter. Refreshments of Thomas in 1974 for the pur· of Patriot. She was the vice Center may do so by sending Christmas cookies, koolaid, pose of honoring an ex· president of the Student their check to the hospital. All and candy canes were provid· ceplional Holzer Medical Council and co-valedictoria n donation s to this fund are lax ed by Mrs. Birchfield and Center School of Nursing of her 1976 graduating class deductible. Mrs. Edwards. The next therapy session will be held on Jan. 20 at 12:30 with both classes. S<'ed pictures will be made at that time. Mrs. Joan ~'elly will have charge of the.. work with Mrs. Carol Wolfe and Mrs. Middleport Chjld Conserva- Winner of the most creatively Margie Bishop to provide the wrapped package for the gift refreshments. It was noted tion League had its tradl· exchange was Mrs. Peggy tiona! holiday dinner at the that Mrs. Carpenter had proSclunoll. The most original vided the Green Thwnb Noles Colwnbu.s and Southern Ohio went to Mr s. ·Peggy Electric Co. recently . for The Daily Sentinel on the Ce lebrating the opporThe turkey and dressing fur Houdashelt and the prettiest car·e ~ nd culture of holly. tun ity for a fr esh beto Mrs. Barbara Mullen. Gardening lips were given the dinner were prepared by Others attending were Mrs. Mrs. Thelma Osborn with the ginning, this New Year. by Mrs. Birchfield who noted Helen Blacks ton, Mrs. other members bringing the that winter is hard on Clarice Kennedy, Mrs. Judy evergreens and when~ver a vegetabl es, salads and Hwnphreys and Mrs. Nancy heavy snow or ice is not desserts. Honorary members Morris. Middleport, o. · removed the branches are attending were Mrs. Martha subject to damage. She also Chambers, Mrs. Barbara suggested that strawerries Mulle~ and Mrs0 Barbara . ' and roses be ' mulched, that Scites. For roll call members gardeners gel their tools recalled memo ra ble ready for spring by cleaning, Christmases. Mrs: Osbom sharpening, and coating with • read lh<. Christmas story· oil to revent rust, and that from St. Luke and readings seed catalogs be ordered. And other Christmas Delights Devotions were given by given included "One Solitary Mrs. Bishop who read the Life" by Mrs. Peggy Christmas story from St. Schmoll; '' A Christmas Luke. Mrs. Wolfe brought the Card" by Mrs. Janet Duffy ; traveling prize which was "Take This Child" by Mrs. won by Mrs. Fetty. Mrs. Ann Colburn; "Christmas • Prayer" by Mrs. Susan · Bolin won the door prize. Blaker, and"My House is Mrs. EdwarMrs. Juanita Lambert winning the l'Onlest. Clean for Christmas" by Mrs. Her design featured paxus Peggy Harris. <=> AS LOW AS Mrs. Blaker read a Jetter of yew, pinecones, Christmas ornaments and a candle. greetings · for the holidays Secret pals were revealed from the Ohio CCL, and also\rwith the gift exchange, and . Jetter from Mrs. Kathy new ones were drawn for 1977. Bostic. Mrs. Bishop served · The traveling prize was refreshments and distributed won by Mrs. Barbara Sciles. mistletoe as favors. Mfs. BirClosed New Year's-Open Sunday Noon til s chfield will have the January meeting on birds and bird Peni tenliary nor is he feeders. addicted to any drug . Middleport, 0 . Boyle, 75, who receives about six daily injections of a BOYLE ON JAIL synthetic morphine, said in PITTSBURGH (UP! ) Ailing lex-mer United Mine an interview with the Workers president W.A. 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Snowdens meet for holiday buffet Gardeners plan event IW'I'I.IIND-'l'hc f•1mly of Mr·. and Mrs. Hoy Snuwdcn had their lradil iunal ChJ'ISlmas Eve buffet atthc home of tlu•ir daughter and son-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce May, Rutland. The family exchanged gifl' and sang Christmas carols and then severa I members Went around town ci;iruling. Alsocelebraled was the silver wedding anniversar·y of. Mr. and Mrs. May. Gifts and a decorated cak e we re presented to them. Attending were Mr. and Mr s. Charles Simpkins, Charla, Melissa and Chuck, RUTLAND-Plans for the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs' ann~ardeners Day Out were discussed at the recent meeting of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners. Mrs. Janet Bolin and Mrs. Suzy Carpenter of the local club are co-chairmen for the event which will . be held in Marietta. The .club voted not to cater the luncheon but did vote to have a sales table, Next n)onlh the club members will begin prepar· ing wooden nowers and corn husk items for tbal sale. Holi· day sunshine · work was reported on at the meeting held at the home of Mrs. Bob Bishop following a dinner at RIEGLE APPOINTED the Meigs Inn. Mrs. Larry LANSING , Mich. (UPI) Edwards had charge of Donald Riegle, an outspoken SHARON MARIE WOOLUM , a freshman at the Holzer Medical Center School of distributing flow er ar· · opponent of the congressional Nursing was awarded the Mary S. Thomas scholarship recently. Making the presentation rangement,s and fruit trays to seniority system, bas become was Homer B. Thomas, M. D., who founded the scholarship fund in memory of his wife. shutins of the corrununity. Michiga n's junior U.S. Read at the meeting were senator, five days ahead of several cards qf appreciation schedule, in a . move from those who received the ca lculated to give the gift.. including Mrs. Marie fres hma n Democrat more Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Russell clout on Capitol Hill. Ultle and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Republican Gov. William Snowden who enclosed a G. Milliken on Wednesday monetary donation. appoi nted Riegle to the In December the club also Sena te vacancy crea ted Sharon Marie Woolum, a st udent. Cri teri A for the from Southwestern High cond uc ted th era py Sunday by the death of Philip workshops with two classes of freshman at the Holzer award include achievement School. rour·H work wa s one A. Harl , saying the added special education student.. at Medical Center School of in academic studies as well of her primary activities seniority could give Riegle an the Rutland Elementary Nursing in Gallipolis, Is the as the need of the student for while a student. As a result of edge in winning important her interest in the medica l committee assignments. School. The students made )976 recipient oi the Mary tuitional assistance. In both 1974 and 1975, the Scully Thomas Scholarship. field for the past several holiday door swags using pine, hemlock, holly and yew This award was presented to award was made to Pamela years, her expressed career with pine cones and red Miss Woolum by Homer B. Sue Heading of Wellston. She goal is to be a neurologica l velvet ribbon. Working with Thomas, M.D., of Gallipolis was the first recipient of the. nurse. A~yone wishing to make a the boys and girls were Marie in memory of his late wife scholarship. Mi ss Woolum is th e contribution to the Mary who was a registered nurse. ~ irchfield, Mrs. Bolin, Mrs. The $500 annual scholar- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scully Thomas Scholarship Marjorie Davis,. and Mrs. ship wsa inaugurated by Dr. Benjamin Franklin Woolum Fund at the Holzer Medical Carpenter. Refreshments of Thomas in 1974 for the pur· of Patriot. She was the vice Center may do so by sending Christmas cookies, koolaid, pose of honoring an ex· president of the Student their check to the hospital. All and candy canes were provid· ceplional Holzer Medical Council and co-valedictoria n donation s to this fund are lax ed by Mrs. Birchfield and Center School of Nursing of her 1976 graduating class deductible. Mrs. Edwards. The next therapy session will be held on Jan. 20 at 12:30 with both classes. S<'ed pictures will be made at that time. Mrs. Joan ~'elly will have charge of the.. work with Mrs. Carol Wolfe and Mrs. Middleport Chjld Conserva- Winner of the most creatively Margie Bishop to provide the wrapped package for the gift refreshments. It was noted tion League had its tradl· exchange was Mrs. Peggy tiona! holiday dinner at the that Mrs. Carpenter had proSclunoll. The most original vided the Green Thwnb Noles Colwnbu.s and Southern Ohio went to Mr s. ·Peggy Electric Co. recently . for The Daily Sentinel on the Ce lebrating the opporThe turkey and dressing fur Houdashelt and the prettiest car·e ~ nd culture of holly. tun ity for a fr esh beto Mrs. Barbara Mullen. Gardening lips were given the dinner were prepared by Others attending were Mrs. Mrs. Thelma Osborn with the ginning, this New Year. by Mrs. Birchfield who noted Helen Blacks ton, Mrs. other members bringing the that winter is hard on Clarice Kennedy, Mrs. Judy evergreens and when~ver a vegetabl es, salads and Hwnphreys and Mrs. Nancy heavy snow or ice is not desserts. Honorary members Morris. Middleport, o. · removed the branches are attending were Mrs. Martha subject to damage. She also Chambers, Mrs. Barbara suggested that strawerries Mulle~ and Mrs0 Barbara . ' and roses be ' mulched, that Scites. For roll call members gardeners gel their tools recalled memo ra ble ready for spring by cleaning, Christmases. Mrs: Osbom sharpening, and coating with • read lh<. Christmas story· oil to revent rust, and that from St. Luke and readings seed catalogs be ordered. And other Christmas Delights Devotions were given by given included "One Solitary Mrs. Bishop who read the Life" by Mrs. Peggy Christmas story from St. Schmoll; '' A Christmas Luke. Mrs. Wolfe brought the Card" by Mrs. Janet Duffy ; traveling prize which was "Take This Child" by Mrs. won by Mrs. Fetty. Mrs. Ann Colburn; "Christmas • Prayer" by Mrs. Susan · Bolin won the door prize. Blaker, and"My House is Mrs. EdwarMrs. Juanita Lambert winning the l'Onlest. Clean for Christmas" by Mrs. Her design featured paxus Peggy Harris. <=> AS LOW AS Mrs. Blaker read a Jetter of yew, pinecones, Christmas ornaments and a candle. greetings · for the holidays Secret pals were revealed from the Ohio CCL, and also\rwith the gift exchange, and . Jetter from Mrs. Kathy new ones were drawn for 1977. Bostic. Mrs. Bishop served · The traveling prize was refreshments and distributed won by Mrs. Barbara Sciles. mistletoe as favors. Mfs. BirClosed New Year's-Open Sunday Noon til s chfield will have the January meeting on birds and bird Peni tenliary nor is he feeders. addicted to any drug . Middleport, 0 . Boyle, 75, who receives about six daily injections of a BOYLE ON JAIL synthetic morphine, said in PITTSBURGH (UP! ) Ailing lex-mer United Mine an interview with the Workers president W.A. 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Pubtlutlon . ,.. 8emiCe a- 0101 Dar 8tfort Cenctllat lons, corrt<" · tiona acupt..:t first City of publlcotlon. UGULATIONI 11,1171 ARIII (Morch 21·Aprll 11) The Publisher rtltrvn the right to Hit or relttt an.,- tdt dttmtd Ob · You're very generous today and could be prone 10 contribute more than your share. Oon't wilt not bt rtspontlblt for ,~ . a... hobnob wtlh people who leave btfore the tab comea. TAURUI (April 20-MOJ :10) II may take you a while to get In the twtng of things. You have some mort than one Incorrect ItA Til For Wt•t Ad SeniCI 5 c tntt Dtr word one Insertion . M inimum Charot 11.00. 14 nntt per word tl'lret Q!MINI (MOJ 21.June :tO) Vou•tt 2.5 Per Ctnt OIICOUnl on paid ldl anct ldl paid wllhln 10 days . enjoy welcoming the New Year mor8 If you don't tra\lfl too far IO have fun . Do your cetebratlng In the neighborhood. CANCER (Juno 21·JUIJ 22) Chancea are you'll spend more 26 cents f." ' - s2 .00 for rrlnlmum LIBRA (lopl. 21·0ct. 23) In· NOTICE, Pratt's Mtot Mkt. (PI•Osonton Meat Proceulng, Inc:.) Custom slaughttrlng, and proceulng. Retail , wholtaale , No appoinment nec•nary. Coli (61 .. ) 593-8655, houn 1 9:00 till 6:00 7 Pomeroy Rood . Athena , 50 · wordf on. Eacn tddlttonar word ;J. ce nts . aLIND ADS Additional 25c Charge ACIYtrtlsemtnt . Noon Seturctey . \IOI\Ie your1elf In enjoyable ac· Uvltles tonig ht Don't try to mix business with vour pleasure. II just won 't work out. word II)( A OBITUARY L!O (Jul)o 23·AII{I. 22) It's very VIRGO (AUQ. 23-8epL 22) Vou'll in or phone 985·417.. for appointment. CA RD OF THANKS 9'' meet some new people today. It may be difficult to draw them Into a co nser\latlon . It'l l be worthwhil e to put torth your beat effort. $125 without body work. Stop COftltCUtiYt ftllftiOnl . th'an you shOuld to ha\le a good time tonight. You'll enjoy It where there's a big crowd and lots of noise . Important to be among people you know and like today. You'll be uncomfortable among too many stranger1. PERSON't BOOY Shop, 26 Roilrood St .. Middleport would like to rtmlnd CUit~ll that Dec, 31 11 the la.t doy to take od· vantage of1ht point lobi · all over In I color, 1100. 2 ton• insert ion . conltcutlvt lnstrtlons . · THERE will b. no gun shoot D.c . 25tt·ror Jan . 3 at the Raclnt Fire Dept. Building In BoshOn . OFFICE HOURS l !lO a.m . to .5 : 00 p.m Dally , 11 :30 a .m . to 12 :00 Phone today 992 -21S6. NOTICES ATTN., tl ALL HOUSEWIVES All Yard Sates, Rummage, Porch and Battmtn t Porch and B.aemen t Sates, etc . must be paid In advance . Gel yours In early b-,. sropp lno by our office at T,he Oellv Senllnel. 111 court St . or writ ing Box 729, Pomeroy , Ohio ~5769 with your remllfii'{Ct. BCORPtO (Oct. 2•-Nov. 22) Select companions this eveni ng whose Interests coincide. The wrong choice will take the edge off the party . IAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23·010. 21) You won't be at ease today If you 've neglected some lmpor· tent responsibilities. Get them out of the way, then let yourself go. CAPRICORN (Ooc. 22-Jon. It) IN MEM~Y of our sister; Alice Do11is who departed this life. Dec. 30, 1975. Moy ~ou always walk in sunst-linv, God's love around you glow , For the happiness you geNe us . No one wi lle\ler know . It broke o11r heart to lose you , but you did not go alone. For port of us wem with you . The doy God took you home. Florence Boer. Michoel Epple Ring In the New Year In some different and Interesting way to nig ht. Include your friends and everyone wilt have a happy time. AOUARIUS (Jon. 20·feb, It) If you and your mate have a diS· agreement today , don't tilr II In public. Wait until the two of yo u are alone to talk It 0\18r. ------- PISCES (Fob. 20·Morch :10) Partake fUlly ol the lestl'llltles tonight, but avoid anything yo u kr1ow disagrees w ith yo u . Discipline makes a happier mar· ~t::. ~oc.31, •. t71 PUBLIC NOTICE NO . 1&,'23S FRANCES ADAMS PLAINTIFF VS GUY WINFREY JOHNSON , EJ AL, DEFENDANTS . NOTICE TO : I RA MC CAVE . address unknow n, whOse last known <!~d dr ess Is .General Delivery . D<!lyton<!l Brach. Flor ida , and pr esent ad dress is whose unknown and c<!l nno t with reasonab le d il igence be flO In 1903, 602 perltOns were killed by a fire that swept through the Iroquois Theater In Chicago. In 1972, President Nlxoo , trdered a halt in the bombing of Hanoi and Halpbong and announced that seeret Nortl! VIetnamese peace talks would be reswoed In Parla oo Jan. 8. In 1974, the Watergate trial went ID a jury. t : ,,I • ( ·, A !bought for the Brlllah novelillt George 11814, "Bieued II the who, with nolhlnC ID day: Enot man say, lbt1talna from l!ivinlln WCI"da \' ,.,..-~LA~:..cFF~.·: _!.:A~ - ~D~A.!.Y~_, NOTICE OF Ap POt NTM ENT ',. Can No. 21911 Estate or Clyde David Frye, Oeceaat.r. I .... '' --- ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING $quort Yord lnstollod D1vld Pinons, Owner ht-2114 - ·~· "q' sha rp , new paint bucket seats, air shacks , mGgs . Phone 9-49-2<180. 1968 CHEVROLET Comaro. black exterior and interior, V-8, 4 .speed, mag wheels, 'llery n1ce car. Phone 742-2516. 197.. MONTE CARlO Landau, bucket seoh, del uxe interior, stereo tape, 32 ,000 miles. Custom made , 13500. Phone One goo~ used Remington Cha1nSaw $50 D. Brookins (61<) <•6·2B26. One good u5ed McCullough --~---'--- ~ $5.00 REWARD tor the r•turn of Chain S•w S7S the red , white and blu" billfold ' One good used Homellte los t from Swis her & Lohse PharCha1n saw SlSO New Co -Op Water Sofmacy on Oec, 4 , Need medi,ar• teners card badly. Pl•ase drop aft at model VC -XV I Only t279 .95 the Daily S•nfine l office , if One good used Gibson Side found. Iva Crem&ans . tby -Side Refrigerator U~O FOUND , HUNTI NG or birddog Found in vicini ty of Middleport Co ll 992·31b5 an d identify - -- Pomeroy Landmark 9. _ Jock W. C..rHy, Mgr. tli&· Phone 992·2181 --·- ---------- AL TROMM CONST. "3891. 1971 HONDA Cl -450, 12,000 miles . sissy bar . crash bars , pull bock handle bars , new tire and seals , Scrombier side plpes. $6SO. Call9-49-2-480. ~- -- - ___ ~--- - - -- --- COINS , CURRENCY , tokens , old pocket watches and chains, silv er and gold. We need 196-4 ond older sil¥er coins. Buy , sell, or trade' Call Roger Wamsley. 7-"2·2331 . CASH ! I I for iunk · t ars. Frye's Truck and Auto . 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE! Phone 7.t2 -2081 . 9'12·3965. REOUCE SAFE & fost with GoBese Tobleh & -E-Vop "water pills" Nelson Drug. HARD WATER PROBLEM 57 TEAFORD COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork , ~t . 33. fen milts north of Pomeroy. Lorge lots with concret• patios, sidewalks, runnen and off str"t parking. Phone 992-7..19, FURNISHED two bedroom opt .. · adutts only . No ,.ts . Mid· dleport. Pl1one992-3814. TRAILER IN Che1hire, Ohio. · Suitable for 21or 3, construction men preferred Phon• {304) · some car peting, large living room and dining f"CX)M , new roof, tully Insulated. Priced at $25,000. We have several business )f'Opertles for sale. Call for 'urther information . · Merry Christmas & llapPf New Year 104W. Moin Pomeroy m .nta Alter Hours Call 992-7133 CONTACT : Lois Pauley Brooch Mlnagtr ELWOOD BOWER S REPAIR - ~~~C------·------CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: Sewing Sweepers . toasters . irons. all small opplion,es. l awn mower, nex t .to Stote H1ghwoy Gorage on Route 7 , Phone (6ld) 985 - Machines cleaned . oiled and Sewing odiu st ed , $5 .98. Center , Middleport. Ohio. ' FOLIAGE PLANTS FOR ~•, YOUR HOME In pO'Is and h anging baskets from 75c to ss.op. Also , lay away POINSETTIAS now f or CHRIST,.-.AS . 6000 to Choose. from . PERFECT FOR G'IFTS In r:ed, whlte and pink. $3 .00 to $6 .00 . '20 pet . off on d O or more. Hubbard's Greenhouse 3825. OIL AND GAS furnace serv1ce ond parts, Troller and homes, 24 REMODEliNG, Plumbing, heating and all types of general repair. hour ser'llice. Phone 843-2165. Work guOronteed 20 years e~~; · perience , Phone 992-~ 24~09 :.:_.__ FRICTIOM~ THE QUI CKl 'f TURNING STICK! SOO N AGA IN WE SHALL DR IWE BACK lli E ORA60HS OF OARto::NESS! 5066'( WITH SWEAT IN THE MIME- I THREW n<EM AWAY -- · •: - SEE 'EM, BOSS? Tl11RT'l' ·TWO GU'l'S I THE 'fRE COMIN ' ' UP HERE All R IG~T - STAND 9'1' THAT SWITCH BACK IN THERE. ! IF J HAVI:. TO GIVE TH' 'M?RP. PULL tl, AHD FLOOD Tt1E. MINf ··· - 3l 02o ' (304) m -3227, 2 ceramic and 2 car 7 with T.P. water, and 4 1/ 2 bath. Only 512.000. CORNER LOT - 2 bath home, 4 bedrooms. nat. gas and garage In heat Middleport. Just $12,000. BUSINESS And 4 apartments (rented) and all equipment for recreation ~~~~tot ion , 992 -3954 or 992- ..- HOWER~ -1' " .. .1 • t. '·' BORN LOSER \1 SHf;'S 88-5N 1 ~WP\E' iSf.l'T '1 JUST AD06, 'iCXJ t<J.lOW... SK~'~ SO iJ.lTE't..l.lbE'tllT. SCI'A&TIME'S Sf\e />..1..1,\0GT I lE'l..l.. ~Ci.l tOflE fW 11'0 lll~t'i(.S 'i\'ID IA~i<.S ~ou·o eweR IJ Hfo.Nb vP. THBf-\ ... SH~ MA"1 13f; TRli iNb TO L:/>..l-l- 400. TO ME'. · AND GASOLINE ALLEY Rufus is nice.. an' ~ARliN center 3 li'll· in g room , dining rOOfll and kitchen . fully carpeted . Phone Wl-JJ'}q, or992-Sd34. 59 ceres, 6 room house, bath, portly carpeted. ~wo outbu ildings, dug basement, one -third tilloble. mineral rlghts lo, ated near Conville, Redu Ced lor qu ick sale , $23,500, Phone 742-2766. me 1 ------1 THE DAY NURSERY Atttt 1 Overseas Miss ion 10 . A Georgia reader wants lo know if it is ever proper to finesse by leading from lhe ace toward the queen. If you hold ace and lwo sma ll and dummy queen and lwo oma ll the way to get two !ricks in the suit is to lead toward lhe queen . This isn't rea ll y a finesse. bul it is the way to play for lltat exira Irick . rOo you nave a queStion lor the e)(perts? Wr/re "As.k the Jacobys " car9 of th1s newspaper The Jacobys will answer m d1vidual questions II s tamped. se lf -addressed envelopes are enclosed. The We sugges ted the fa mous most mteresting questions bid of six spearts to le t wr/1 be used m this column partner choose· w hic h majo r and will r P.ce1ve . cop1es or suit for the slam to pl ay in. JACOBY MODERN I Tomorrow 8, 10. 12:35-NBC News 3, 15. 1:oo-Somerset J; All My Children 6, 13; C.on cenlrotlon 8; Young s. the Restless 10; Not For Women Only by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 42 Phonetic term ~­ I ilea t siead· ily , as rain DOWN 5 Work-bench · 1 ·'The item ' Principle"' 10 Grea l z Muse of bakes poetry port J Compare 11 Task I Links 13 Risk it gadgel (3 wds.) 5 Chur ch 15 French hot reader season 6 Buddhist 16 R R. stop. saint 17 Ford 's 7 Song favorite syllable initials 8 Haunt 18 Reagan, 9 Postto Nancy applause 19 Kind of ' songs cheese 12 Train 20 Gold ISp. I station 21 Apiece 14 Color•do 22 Couple in resort song 23 ~·s age 25 Courage (sl.) 26 Inside info '27 Fall behind 28 "Blessed the meek " 29 In shape 30 Wholly 33 German Veslerda)-' 11 Answer Zl " Annabel Lee" poel 2! Excavated 23 Small crown 24 The bound· lng main (2 wds.J ' 25 Bet·&· million ~Nautical crane . 1 3D-Days of Our Lives 3,4, 15; Family Feyd 6,13; As The World Turns 8,10. 2:ob-S20,000 Pyramid 131 Dinah 6. 2:3o-Doctors 3.<.15: Guiding light B,10; Peac h Bowl 13. 3·00-Anofher World ·3,4,15; All In The Family 8,10; Crockett'! VIctory Garden 20. 3: 3D-Bewitched 6; Match Game 8,10: Lilias Yoga & You 20. 4:0o-Misler Cartoon 3; Marcus Welby , M.D. 4; Some rset IS; Howdy Doody 6; Mickey Moult Club 8; Sesa me St. 20 ,33; Movla " Follow lht Boys" tO . 4 JQ-My Three Sons 3; Emargency One 6; Partridge Fami ly 8; Flintstone• 13 . s:oo- Big Valley 3; Merv Grllfln ~~ Brady Bunch 8; Mlsler Roger. 20,33 ; Star Trek 15. S:3G-News 61 Fam ily Aft air 8; Elec . Co. 2!),33 ; Adam· 12 13. . .. 6,QO-News 3,4.8,10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; l:oom 20,31. 6:30- NBC News3 ,4, 15; ABC News Ill Andy Grlllllh 6;1 CBS News B,I01 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; VIlle Alag11 33. ' . 7:0o-Truth,. Cons . 3; To Tell fhe ·T•uth, A; BowllnQ for Dollors6; Andy Wllllams8;Nows10; To Toll the Truth 13; My Three Sonsis; Ohio Journal20 ; Bl!ick 27 Servant's garb 29 Pale 38 SutHifled brick . 31 Ponti's mate 32 Philippine · island :r7 HDSielry 38 Former chess champ Perspective on the News 33 . - · 7:30- Porter Wagoner 31 Break tho Bonk~ ~ <;an~ld Camero 6; Billy Graham 8,10,15; Mac.Noii·Lthr.. . 20.33; Neme Thai Tune 13. B,QO-i{lng Orange Jamboree Parodt 3.4, 15; Donny & · Marle 13; Astro·Biutbonnet Bowl6; Movie " It'll Mad , Mad , Mod , Mad World" 8, 10; Wuhlngton Week In Rev low 20,33. 8:3o-Wall Street Week 20,33. 9:oo-Rockford Flies 3,~,'15 : Movie " One of My Wlvta Is Miss ing" 13; Hometown Saturday Night 20,33. IO :oo-Serplco 3,A, 15 : Skollng Spectacular '14 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. li :Oo-Newo 3,4.6,8,10,13,13,20; New Years at Pop~ 33. 11 :30-Movle " Die, Diet My Darling" 31 New Yitar'o Rockln' Eve '71 6,13; Johnny Canon <. 15; New Year's Eve with Guy ~ombardo 8; Mary Hartman 10. 12 :0o-Movle " Batman'" 10. 12 :15-Janakl 33. t :oo-Doc 1!. Gladys Celebrate <,13; In Concert 6,13. I :3D-Movie "Stratt.Jacket" 3. 3:3o-Movle "Snake People" 3. s: JG-Movle "Experiment In Terror" 3. Medical Training Reasonable Rates LUNCH INCLUDED • PHONE 992-7608 baths, basement. garage. full Phone 965 -3867 . 2 car . . . . . . . . . .• • • • • • • • • - • • • • •. . li II I ACTUAL USE REPORT VIOECDNR WINNIE • IF WE ANSWE R I& 11 N0 11 HOW COME NO ONE'& A0KED ME OUT FOR NEW .-lAi!'il\1,~ 'lEAR'S EVE '? POT ?DOI J. ,4 59 HAVE A PER&ONAUTY DISORDER? 36 2 053 00< VILLAGE CLERK OHIO VXB HAVE I LET MY FIGURE G01lJ RUtu:u~o VILLAGE heat, · dining and 2 car garage. 532,500. -4577 5 UNVVBH MU VM PI B OV EBAVBRR F B0 I SMZA. VXB FDIHBE WXINAVNOE FMTBB Yesterday'• Cryploquote: TO GO BEYOND niE BOUNDS IF YOU WANT IT SOLD AT A PROFIT, TRY THE OF MODEIIATION IS TO Otri'RAGE HUMANITY. - BLAISE PASCAL ., 1976 Kinl F'eahllt't SYndlute. Inc. ' ,0......................................... BARNEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE lnllfo,oc~O) J , 470 '----.!....:;.!.~ J ,459 One and two acre lots now ready for sale at the Wildwood Estates, Flatwoods Road, 6 miles from Pomeroy with all utilities' available. . p, 0. Box 101, Phone 985-4186 After 4:00 p.m . Pomeroy. Ohio 6:45- Mornlng Report 3. 6:50-Good Morning, West VIrg inia 13. 6:51-Good Mo rning, Tr l Slate 13. 7'00-Today 3,4,15 ; Good Morning, Amerlca6,13; CBS News B; Chuck White Report• to . 7.os-Bugs Bunn y & Friends iO . 7:3o-Schootles 10. B:QO-Lassle 6; Capt. Kangaroo B, 10; Sesame St. 33. 8·3o-Big \/alley 6. 9:00-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4,1S; Lucy SHow 8; Mike Douglas 10; Phil Donohue 13. 9,3o-Cross·Wits 3; One Llf e to llve6; Good Day 8. tO ,OO-Sanlord & Son 3,4,15; Pri ce Is Rlghl8,10; Mlkt Douglas 13. 10 :15-Generol Hospital 6. ID : 3D-HollyWood Squares 3,A,15. It : DO-Wheel of Fortune 3, 13; weekday 4; Edge ol Night 6; Double Dare 8,t0; Morning with D.J . 13. 11:Jo-Stumpers 3,<, t5 ; Happy Days 6, 13; ~ove of Life 8.101 Sesame St. 20.33 . 11:55-Toke Kerr 8; Ms. Flxlt 10. 12:00-News 3.8.10; Don Ho 13; Bob Broun~ . · lUG-Gong Show 3.15; Ry an 's Hope 6,13; Search lor Reliable Personnel With veneer , 2 baths, furnace Gtaae S. Hobstetla' Jr. I '30- News 13. . FRIDAY , DECEMB ER 31 , ttlf' , 6:oo-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6: ts-Farm .Report t3. 6:2G-Not For Women Only 13. 6:3o-Columbus Today 41 News 6; Sunrise Semester P: 6:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. BY the Day, Week or Hour at Racine. . _ PAGEVILLE - 7 room house with 3 bedrooms, and bath . Front porch and ' garden lor only $7.500. HARRISONVILLE- New 3 bedroom home. Brick 1:oo- Tomorrow 3. ANY AG,E CHILD HOUSE FOR sale near Eastern High S<hoot. 3 bod,oom• . 2 40u'l l he'p · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -... CommerciQI property opprox . 17 ocres , level land, locoted ot , Tuppers Plolns on Ohi o, Route 7, Phono (61<166J.630<. · bedroo ms, It;, bafhs, Iorge 10 : 3D-Woman 20:. Woman 33. 3.4.6.8.10, 13, 15; MacNell ·lehrer Report 33. II :30-Johnny Carsoo 3,4, 15; Streels ol San Francisco . 6; Kola~ 8;-Mary Hortman 10; Collt<~e Basketball 13; ABC News 33. t ~ : oo-Movle ·· Love Has Many Faces•• 10: lanokl 33.. 12:3o-Movle " The Hatfl elds ~ the McCoys" 1. 12 :40- Dan August 6. I~ '· Phone 992-517 6 Syrn:use, Ohio I; It ; 00-News 1' SEWING MACHINE Repairs. ser vice . all makes, 992-2284. The Fabr i c: Sh op . Pom eroy . Authorized Singer Soles and Ser\lice. We sh arpen Sdssors . Kitchen has stove and old 4 bedroom house on Rt. garage , BRADFORD, Auctioneer , Com· plete Ser'llice. Phone 9A9 -2487 DOZER. TRENCHER. LOWBOY, or 949-2000. Ro,ine , Ohio , Critt . DUMP TRUCKS. Bill PULLINS. Bradford PHONE 992-247B , DAY OR BACKHOES , RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 9 rooms In all. acres of level land and an . car NOTICE COUNTRY farmland with sedud· ed woods , water ond good access in Monroe County. W. Vo. Sl ,000 down , c:oll (J<W ) 772- level lot . Only S23,000. TUPPERS PLAINS - 1'12 bedrooms, full basement, 2 1-------~~~--------,~ ty , W. Va . 7n-3227. Phone (304) 772-3102 - 0'----..(304) ---,--- bedrooms, nice bath, ea1-ln kitchen, gas furnace and story frame home with four Portland, 0. EX.: __ · c: a vatmg, septic systems ,, . all elec .. 1 acre. Middlepor t. dozer, bockhoe, dump truck , dose to Rutland. Phone 992- WilL do :oofing. co nstructi on, pl umbin g and hea ting. No job limestone, gro11el, blacktop' 7481 ,_.- - lao l<;~rge or too small. Phone · poving, Rt , 143. Phone 1 (614): SMAlL form for sole, 10% down 742·2348. _:~_c 'lfl,_·:7.::3::: 3 :c l. _ _ ~---owner financed. Monroe Coun - garage . 534,000. MIDDLE PORT Middleport, 2 ORPHAN ANNIE-- LET THERE BE LIGHT MATCHES 60T _S~!l2 - 74al.~,------NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 baths, baths, ni ce kitchen, full NO. 194 - LITTLE PICKENS HOWE •. ~ basement lriiiJii U'I'TLE ORPHAN ANNIE 843-2165 Rutland. Ohio 4S77S· Ph . 1614') 742 -2.tD9 we Deliver 12 -22 -d mos. m .sasa. --- with storage. S35,000. EASTERN S.D.- Modern Coll992-2t56. Box 28-A = 3 bedrooms, n3·5B73. -- refrigerator, 2 car garage IF YOU ho'lle a service to offer , wont to buv or sell something , a. looking for work . . . or whatt\ler . , , you 'll get rftull• foster with a Sentinel Wont Ad . Located in Langsville POSTS. 51.00. Al•o. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Pho~• ,.2.332s '192;6337 . Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. firewoo d thr ee -fourth ton Will do odd jobs. roofing, pain· ling, gutter work_. Phone 992· picku p loads de li~ere d.. $25 wllhtn 25 m i les . Pho ne 7409. ----~-985·4197 . WILL DO babysitting in my home. . • EX;CAVATING , dozer . loader and Phone ~2- 2748 . GOOD EAR corn, $2.00 bushel. . bo ckhoe work , dump trucks CARPEt-~;ER flooring , cei ling .: Phone 742 -2359. ond to -boy s far hire; will haul pon~l : n~ Phone992 -2759. • • ---~-·I lill dirt, to soil , li mestone and DOZ.l/ .,,e n~ - ond welding . Con.' 1 gra\lel. Call 8ob or Roger Jef-. loc i J i!'l t!l Parsons. Rt, 1. fers, day phone 992·7009, CARR ST. or 730 E. MAIN ST. Racine . on Carmel Rood . night phone 992 -3525 or 992• OHIO TUPPERS PLAINS · three bedroom JACK SO N. - ~· MOBILE HOrpe Repair, Elec. ; 5232 . hou se . 2 baths . living room. 45640. OWNER WILL CARRY 60 and heating. Phon Q plumbing P E R C E N · T EXCAVATING , dozer , backhoe fomily room, fireplo ce. carpel. and ditc:her. Charles R. Hatdishwo:;.her, disposal , range, OVER A 100 YEAR PERIOD ot 7 field, Beck Hoe ·servke, HECTRONIC T.V." CLIN IC New lorg1t lot. $26,5_00. Phone (6141) PERCENT . . Rutland, Ohio . Phone 742-2008. T.V. shop , l!ectror~ic r.v'. Cl ini ~ 667-630.. Ser11ice call, $5.95. Co lor , B & W SEP TIC Syste ms indalled by lARGE HOUSE on a good size lot. . antenna systems stereos , e.tc: ., licensed insta lle r. Shepard Out o f high wdler , close to S72 South Third , Midd leport , HOMESITES for sole , I acre and Contractors Phone 7.t2-2409. shopping area . Price d to sell. Phone 992-6306 . Corry in ond , up. Middleport, near Rutland . phone 992-5786 .___ --~-SEPTIC TANKS d eaned. Modern save money . •• ------- -- 5. Pass By Oswald & James Jaeoby The unlucky expert had caught us for the last time in 1976 Maybe. we can gel him to leave us alone in 1977 though we doub t it . ThiS lime he held lhe very nice North hand with 150 honors in eaeh of the major suits. Here is hi s tale of woe. " Normally. 1 would gel a chance to btd both spades and hearts, bul my partner slarled the ball rolling wilh a bid of four diamonds. I bid four notrump to see if he held an ace and he showed one . Now what wao I gomg to do'" ANY PITCH ANY SIZE Free Est. Work Guor. Rutlond 12·9·1 mo. 742·2328 ---- 4 N. T. Pe~ ss Pa ss 6t Or'ange Bowl Countdown 4; Barnaby Jones Frank Sina tra Jr .ln Concert 10; News 20 . Openi ng lead - K • CJil or ~as Burner s "We Care" EXCAVATING . Soulh 1 8<3·2254. COAL for sale, Open 6 days per week and e11enings. For further intormallon call.(61d)367-7338. Virgil B. St., Realtor 216 E. Second Slreel NOW BUYING Scrap. Pomeroy Auto Recycling. high prices paid , outo bodies , motors, scrap. Iron, metals , batteries. open a til l A:JO. Monday thru Saturday, Old 33, lust abo11e fo!fgrounds, Pomeroy. Ohio. Will also pic:kup can . Phone " . hour Dependable Furnace Service. POTATOES ond pumpk ins. C. W. Proffitt, Portland, Ohio. Phone FENCE Pass Pa ss Pass 24 home. Trust those .neCessary flx~lt, room ·audition and remodeling lobs lo your friendly, neighborhood, qualified builder. North East . It LARRU!Y~DER ·! HOME IMPROVEMENT - 992 -3442. Wes t L-------~~~~~ •.~--~T~III~8~,oo~~~.F~r~ld~~~s~--t L---~~~··~~~~~~~~~1~ - - - ------- SET Of Mud n' Snow ti res , H-7a15. $25 . Phon• 992 -2759. ·--295 AMP ELECTRIC welder, new OLD furnitu re . l'e boxe1. brass $1,50 . Burni ng outfit , new, $125 beds , woll telephones and or bath for $250 . Phone parts , or complee households . 992·2759. Write· M. D. M1lt•r. Rt . .t , POLOROID SX 70 ca mera, $100. Pomeroy,, Oh1o ·- . -Cal.l m- -7160 . Phone 992-7354 . CASH paid for all makes and GRAND PIANO, white finish . models of mabil.e homes . good acllon: also Rotatiller. Phone area code 61<1·-423-9531, Phone 949-1202 . TIMBER , Pomeroy Fore st Pro~- - - - - - . J •. ducts , Top price for standing STEREO: AMstereo-radi o , a track tope combination . Balon<:e due sawtimber . Call Kent Honby , $10.t .20 or terms . Phone 1-..6·8570. t AQJ 109132 SIO':i:rr . liUTTIIIUiii1IIIIGS ,,~~5~~·~r.Y FIREWOOO lor sole . Phone TEXAS REFINERY CORP . offerS 7.t2 -2131 . PLENTY of MONEY plus cash APPLES, FITZPATRICK ORCHARD, bonuses, fringe benefits to HEAVY GAU GE I Beams and H STATE ROUTE 689. PHONE Beams for sale, 8, 9, 10 inch , mature Individual in Pomeroy WILKESVILLE, (614 )669-3785. Phone 9<12 -7034 . area . Regardle ss of ex · --~ FUllER Brush Products for sale perlence, writ e G. I. Pate , SCHOOL m~chin:;,, t Phone 992-3410. Pres.. Texas Refin8ry Corp .. ----Singers in walnut · consolette. BaM 111. Fort Wo rth , Texas CAMPER . . $600. Also. _ horse ~ - Phone 992-5 146. 76101. trai ler, $-"50. Phone (614) 698· WAITRESS WANTEO: 35 or older~ NEW AM -FM Stereo -radio , 8 track 3290. tape combina tion . $129 .95 or -----..- ~- -- - - - --Old Liberty, apply in person. terms . Phane992-396S. PEARCE SIMPSON C. B. base sta118 W. MOin St Pomvroy , Ohio, - - - -tion. Phone 247-:2684 aft er 5 afternoons . FOUR 6-45 x U regulor tires : two 6 -----------·--· 78 x IS winter treads . Phone p_m: -~---- --·-- SiWtNG •QJ108 J SOUTII tDI e ORE: 4 65 Both vulner able WlllllOIIU .IIPUCIIIliiT WtRiliiiiS -Protect your investment ~~- t - DOORS Pl. Pltosant COAL, limestone, on<:t coldu m chloride and coldum brine for dust control ond special mixing salt for farmers. Mom Street , Pomeroy, Ohio or phone 992 - t: AST 4 742 ¥ 83 t K65 ... AK974 lflllllatial Sonit• _,.. 1_ iiiiiWIIsUttico S10III DIRECT FABRIC SALES.: m·MiiifStreet your WEST 4 9653 . 965 2 .illlln Velvets, nylon prlnll,· herculons, vinyl solids, and. .laney p<lnts, accessories.' e~ttra CURIOU5 TO SEE' EA5Y'5 NEW GIRL· FRI!.'ND; ... WHAT's HER NAME? ,JU'-l i(l P, EXECUTIVES~ WE :;HOULD PUT IN AIJ APP~Af<i>,NC E : PA "TV WOULD EIE' A COLOSSAL. 42 BE:StD E5 I'M • 74 ~ lsi111. t 84 ALL . t'M HI:; Di'<U(;HTE RAND. YOU' RE O~E OF Ht5 rOP .a - "}' . f'or solli; · cn~tr · shlons, moHrosses, podding. Ideo I lor campers. Vorlety of ..... . · ~KQJIO AFTER 33. 8:30-Whaf 's Happen ing 6,13. 9•00-Besf Sellers 3.<. 15; Barney Miller 6,13; VIsions 33. • : ~Tony Randell 6,13; Jeanne Wolf With 20, 10:QO-Gibbsvllle 3, tS; Streets of San Frenclsco 6, 13; · but he wasn 'tln Lhe moOd for humor . He co ntinued : " I was .afraid to try either major suit'. Five cards might nul be enough so I went to six diamonds. West opened the kmg of clubs . East stgnalled viciously with the queen . A second club wa s led. South had to use one of my trumps to ruff and there wa s no way to· keep East from making his trump king while the slam would. have been wrapped up in either major sui I." Of course. our unfortunate friend wao wrong. A dtamond lead would beat lhe •lam in either major suil 30 viewing 6, 13; Walton • ~ 10; VIsions 20; Masterp l•ce Theltrt Unlucky expert sings blues . NEW YEAR 5 EVE 10·17·1Jll9 ( Pd) UP .• "....... .....!" • De a t , WIN AT BRIDGE CAPTAIN EASY l DON•T GET IT... A WHILE BACK ~OU KEPf SAYING McKEE 'S (1141 115-4155 PO. 3,4, IS ; ABC News 13 ; Andy Grl llllh 6; N ew~ NOR Til 4AKQJIO Chester, Ohio 1J •._ 1 mo. 6.3lf- · NBC ·- KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY 16.95 br~ke<. LOST - female foxhound, iniliol • O . W . T .~ Emory Gordon, Cheshire , Ohio. If found, coil P. S:OG-Big Volley 3; Merv Grlftln 4; Brady Bunch 8; Mister Rogers 20, 33 ; Star Trek 1S. 5: 30---News 6; Family Affair 8; Adam 11 13 0 :()0- N ews 3,4,6.8, 10, 13, lS; Zoom 20 ; Zoom 33, .,• Aerl•l Commerdil Schools · Wectdlngs plus add to lhe value ol Notice Is hereby given l het ONEBEDAOOMAp~otVILLAGE Frank W. Porter, Jr ., of R. o . MANOR in Mlddl•porl for S1Ool 3, Racine , Ohio, has been duty monthly plus elec. or $130 inappointed Admlnl!tretor of cluding elec. LOWER RAT.ES for the Estate of Clyde Oavld SENfOA CITIZENS. Can'llenient Frye , dectased , l at~ o f to shopping on Third and Mill Rutland Townsh ip , Meigs Sts. in Mlddl~tpCrt . Brand new County , Oh io . high quality apartments, SN Cred Iton are requfred to file their claims with sitid tkti manager at Apt . 28 or cpll fiduciary Within three months '192·1721. Ao Equol Houolog Dated thiS 18th day of - Oppo~~~-n!!r;____,____ . December 1976 2 BEDROOM troil•r. rotal nict. Man'nlt\g D. Webster _!'han•_!!2:332~.~~1t~o~ly . ' '"''hhlll lbe IDDI\ l•plrlrt~ •••· Court of Common ~r:a•.~ well eard ye!! It I a note from Probate Division my wife remlntllf111•oe lballltla 11, 1 23 '" 111 6 3 , J;00f11 co.ll $100 a day!" ' ' ~ ' tc PHOJOG.WJtl R•cine; Ohio 9'12·2635. Larry E . 'spencer Clerk Common Pleas Court Meig s County , Ohio 3 AND 4 RM. fumlsh.d and un· furnished aptt. Phone 992(12) 30 (1 ) 6, 13, 20. 27 (2l 6, 6tc 543.0 . .. PROFESSIONAL CARPET SIIJP SPECI,._LS AT the 0 & J House of Fabrics, large blanket pitct! , regular $1 .50 lb., now 11 :00 lb. large piKes of c:rushed velvet plec.. , reg . $2 .50 lb, now $2.00 lb. Rtol nice. Table of po· ly knit reg. $2.-"9 yord, now SL39 "yard on S.R . 1, 1 mile below Middleport, Ohio. You are Aecords . required to answer the complaint within twenty . eight days atter the last publ ication of th is notice, PLEASURE HORSES and poniM, wh ich w ill be published on ce olso will buy hors•s and each week for six consecutl\le ponies . Phone (61-4) 698-3290. weeks . The last pub lica tion Ruth Reeves. · will be ma de on February 6, 1971 and the 28 days for an - RISING STAR KENNEL , boarding swer will start on that date . indoor and outdoor. Grooming ln case of your failure Ia oil breeds, complete sonltory answer or Otherwise respond facilities. CMihlre. Phone (614} as required by the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure, judgment 367-0292. by default will be r endered aga inst you for relief demanded in the complaint , .' ·evidence of that fact." M:INE 1973 CAPRICE 4 OR. HT S2"5 Local 1 owner car, block vinyl roof, green Interior, whl1e wall tires, air. automatic, power s1eerlng and ~---~....,. ·~.• ~sy CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodgt 20; On~e Upon A Ctasslc 33. · · 7 : ~ Truth or Cons . 3; To Tel It he Truth4; Bowling tor Dol lars 6: Muppel Show 8; NeWs 10; To Tell the Trulh 13; Mv Three Sons 1S1 Anyone for Tennyson 20; Getting On 33 . UO-Hollywoo<l Squares 3,4; .Ohio Stalo lolfery 6; Price Is Right 8; Wild Kingdom tO; Nashville on the Road t3; Dolly 15. 8' oo-D )ck Van Dyke 3.4. 13; Welcome Back, Kolter THURSDAY , DECEMBER 30,1916 ~----------~----------~~--~--~------=------------=~-~.~ ~ 1974 DATSUN 11"5 210 2door. local car, Hpeed tronsmlsolon, 44,200 miles, good tires, dark green finish , r.. l economy. 1969 Novo , ·Television log for ..._.. . Business SeJ-r,ices , 1974 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO $3"5 Locoll owner cor, green flnllh ; gr"n vinyl roof, radial W·W tires, air conditioning, ·11-l, with automatic power steering and bro~ts . SELDOM REST Ceramic• will be clo•ed Dec. 28th through SunNEED CASH? Turn that older fu r· day, January 2. Pauline Dor1t . mto cosh today. We pay SHOOTING MATCH . Suodoy, niture the Highest possible prices on January 2 start1ng ot r~oon Ant1que Furniture ond CoHecRutland l egion Hall. tib lws. Ask obout our comp lete SKATE ·A-WAY, CHESTER. Ohio auction and opproi sal ser'lllces will hold their annual New Ca ll collect , Athen s, (614) 592 --4743, 592-4929 e'llenings . Year"s Eve Party , Friday. Dec. 31 with skotlng from 7::)0 pm to 12: 15 a.m. There will be roces, prizes ond baloons . l ~r-------------------------------~~-.--~--------------~ ~ Pomeroy Motor Co. -~- Some inter es tl l"'~ propo\ltlons come to you this year, but they must be screened carefully. You don't want to get Involved with a ascert<!~lned : You are hereby notitied that person ot que~tlonable reputa· you h ave been nam ed defend tlon . ani in a legal action ent itled (A rs you a Capricorn? Bernice Fr ances Adams , plaint i ff vs Oso l hss written a spsc1Bf Astro- Guy Winfrey Johnson , et l!l. Gra~h Letttu for you. For your def endants This action has oe en assigned Case No . 16,'235 c'Opy send 50 cents and a long in the Common Pleas Cour t of se lf ~sddr essed , stamped Meigs County, Pomeroy , Oh io envelope to· As tro~(; ra ph, P.O. 45769 . • TM obj ec t of th e co mp laint Bo K 489, Radio City Station, New York . N. Y. 1-0019. Se sure ro ask 1~ to partlllon a'nd Qu ie t tirle to real estate situated in for Capricorn Volu me 1.) ~ Le banon Townsh i p. M ei gs County , Oh io, descr ibed a s follows : Bein g In Sec t ion '2 1. Town 3, Range 11 of the Ohio Com Tbe Almaaae pany's Purcha se ; be ginni ng in the south line of said section 21 , and adjoin ing lands owned Ulllled Pmalnlerulloaal by A. J . Rose and Charles Today l.s 'l'hunday, Dec. 30, McMurray ; thence east along the ~th day of 1976 with one said section line 74 rods to line of A . J. Rose ; th ence east erly to follow . along said A. J . Rose ' s six Tbe moon l.s between Its rods to ! he Portland and Long Bottom road to a stake In the first quarter and full phase. ce n1er of said road . thence The morning ~tars are west 56 degrees north along the ce nter ot said r oad 34 r'ods Saturn and Mars. to a stake in the center of said The evening stars are Jupl· road ; then ce wes t 14 rods ;' ter, Mercury and Venus. then ce west 60 degrees north r ods to a stake In the road; Those b<rn oo IIlia date are 73 thence 35 degrees wes t 26 rods Wider the sign of Capricorn. to the PiUs run ; then ce east SO Brltlah novelist Rudyard deg rees south 60 rods with the nderl ngs of said run to a Kipling .... born Dec . 30, mea ro'k corner In the run , the 1865. place of begl f1nlng , conta ining 30 aues to be the same mor e On thi.s day In hlltory : or less . E ~ec eptino ten acr es on In 1853, the United States the west end of sa id th irty bQught aome 45;000 square acres . lyl no west of a line ing at th e earn er of mDes of land soulh oo the commenc A. J . Rose and Charles Me Gila River from Mexico for Murray 's land~ lind runn ing to a stone corner near the million. The area now IB reast es idence Of sa id J . E . Sm ith , the 10uthem part of Arizona deeded to Everett Mosler . Reference Vo lume 95 8oge and New Melieo. 25 6 Meigs county eed I '2 SIGNS .OF QUAIJ1Y 2710. ltctlonal . Tht publisher serious matters on your mind. The party will wan. ~~~~ NOW occeptlng plano ttud.nts, b.ginntrt, lnlerm.dkltft1 odvoncltd 1tudentt. Call 992· . HOMoi!JORK iS H011\EI!JORK. NO , I'M WATCHIN.S tv, MARCIE . · SIR lflllet ti.mouRI~ f!l\0.., of 11M 111OOivll\rl I..-.. -filii C! ·· '"WPR'R-IW" !trf ~''E ''! ont NIWI l<iii!OI.t. HAVEIE!I<I AOVISEO lHAl II CO~•LETr r Y OF \Us R POfllt M-'1 II.DII'UIIUIH!IJ IN II lOCIIL NEWSPIII"ER OF G!NEII.Al CW:U· I U.T IOH, IfiAIIf: .. COPYOI'lltiiiii!I"Ofn AttO I'IECOfiO!l OOCUM&NTiftCI T"! C:ONTtNtl. TMl¥ AM OI'IH fOil I'IAI~IC SC::R\ITINY "' •• r 0 ' WE 'LL. ..l.LWM? HAVE ,T WITH US ... \ tUNGELP ""'A I V f>. Anawtr 1111'1: , I f "lJ I th;:.~rcltd ... lotttrl lo ~· Now arronq• torm tht ourpn..... .- golltd~ythotboVJCirtoon. HER (IX:O r rx XI 0 (Answers tomoHow) Jumbtoa : FABLE AXIOM STUCCO UNSOLD v,s_terday·s An,_: Nol olten dtterlbld in a_,._ "SEL.DOM" ' . �·-~A;t~~~~~~;y·Dec:F~r Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classifieds s P .M. Pubtlutlon . ,.. 8emiCe a- 0101 Dar 8tfort Cenctllat lons, corrt<" · tiona acupt..:t first City of publlcotlon. UGULATIONI 11,1171 ARIII (Morch 21·Aprll 11) The Publisher rtltrvn the right to Hit or relttt an.,- tdt dttmtd Ob · You're very generous today and could be prone 10 contribute more than your share. Oon't wilt not bt rtspontlblt for ,~ . a... hobnob wtlh people who leave btfore the tab comea. TAURUI (April 20-MOJ :10) II may take you a while to get In the twtng of things. You have some mort than one Incorrect ItA Til For Wt•t Ad SeniCI 5 c tntt Dtr word one Insertion . M inimum Charot 11.00. 14 nntt per word tl'lret Q!MINI (MOJ 21.June :tO) Vou•tt 2.5 Per Ctnt OIICOUnl on paid ldl anct ldl paid wllhln 10 days . enjoy welcoming the New Year mor8 If you don't tra\lfl too far IO have fun . Do your cetebratlng In the neighborhood. CANCER (Juno 21·JUIJ 22) Chancea are you'll spend more 26 cents f." ' - s2 .00 for rrlnlmum LIBRA (lopl. 21·0ct. 23) In· NOTICE, Pratt's Mtot Mkt. (PI•Osonton Meat Proceulng, Inc:.) Custom slaughttrlng, and proceulng. Retail , wholtaale , No appoinment nec•nary. Coli (61 .. ) 593-8655, houn 1 9:00 till 6:00 7 Pomeroy Rood . Athena , 50 · wordf on. Eacn tddlttonar word ;J. ce nts . aLIND ADS Additional 25c Charge ACIYtrtlsemtnt . Noon Seturctey . \IOI\Ie your1elf In enjoyable ac· Uvltles tonig ht Don't try to mix business with vour pleasure. II just won 't work out. word II)( A OBITUARY L!O (Jul)o 23·AII{I. 22) It's very VIRGO (AUQ. 23-8epL 22) Vou'll in or phone 985·417.. for appointment. CA RD OF THANKS 9'' meet some new people today. It may be difficult to draw them Into a co nser\latlon . It'l l be worthwhil e to put torth your beat effort. $125 without body work. Stop COftltCUtiYt ftllftiOnl . th'an you shOuld to ha\le a good time tonight. You'll enjoy It where there's a big crowd and lots of noise . Important to be among people you know and like today. You'll be uncomfortable among too many stranger1. PERSON't BOOY Shop, 26 Roilrood St .. Middleport would like to rtmlnd CUit~ll that Dec, 31 11 the la.t doy to take od· vantage of1ht point lobi · all over In I color, 1100. 2 ton• insert ion . conltcutlvt lnstrtlons . · THERE will b. no gun shoot D.c . 25tt·ror Jan . 3 at the Raclnt Fire Dept. Building In BoshOn . OFFICE HOURS l !lO a.m . to .5 : 00 p.m Dally , 11 :30 a .m . to 12 :00 Phone today 992 -21S6. NOTICES ATTN., tl ALL HOUSEWIVES All Yard Sates, Rummage, Porch and Battmtn t Porch and B.aemen t Sates, etc . must be paid In advance . Gel yours In early b-,. sropp lno by our office at T,he Oellv Senllnel. 111 court St . or writ ing Box 729, Pomeroy , Ohio ~5769 with your remllfii'{Ct. BCORPtO (Oct. 2•-Nov. 22) Select companions this eveni ng whose Interests coincide. The wrong choice will take the edge off the party . IAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23·010. 21) You won't be at ease today If you 've neglected some lmpor· tent responsibilities. Get them out of the way, then let yourself go. CAPRICORN (Ooc. 22-Jon. It) IN MEM~Y of our sister; Alice Do11is who departed this life. Dec. 30, 1975. Moy ~ou always walk in sunst-linv, God's love around you glow , For the happiness you geNe us . No one wi lle\ler know . It broke o11r heart to lose you , but you did not go alone. For port of us wem with you . The doy God took you home. Florence Boer. Michoel Epple Ring In the New Year In some different and Interesting way to nig ht. Include your friends and everyone wilt have a happy time. AOUARIUS (Jon. 20·feb, It) If you and your mate have a diS· agreement today , don't tilr II In public. Wait until the two of yo u are alone to talk It 0\18r. ------- PISCES (Fob. 20·Morch :10) Partake fUlly ol the lestl'llltles tonight, but avoid anything yo u kr1ow disagrees w ith yo u . Discipline makes a happier mar· ~t::. ~oc.31, •. t71 PUBLIC NOTICE NO . 1&,'23S FRANCES ADAMS PLAINTIFF VS GUY WINFREY JOHNSON , EJ AL, DEFENDANTS . NOTICE TO : I RA MC CAVE . address unknow n, whOse last known <!~d dr ess Is .General Delivery . D<!lyton<!l Brach. Flor ida , and pr esent ad dress is whose unknown and c<!l nno t with reasonab le d il igence be flO In 1903, 602 perltOns were killed by a fire that swept through the Iroquois Theater In Chicago. In 1972, President Nlxoo , trdered a halt in the bombing of Hanoi and Halpbong and announced that seeret Nortl! VIetnamese peace talks would be reswoed In Parla oo Jan. 8. In 1974, the Watergate trial went ID a jury. t : ,,I • ( ·, A !bought for the Brlllah novelillt George 11814, "Bieued II the who, with nolhlnC ID day: Enot man say, lbt1talna from l!ivinlln WCI"da \' ,.,..-~LA~:..cFF~.·: _!.:A~ - ~D~A.!.Y~_, NOTICE OF Ap POt NTM ENT ',. Can No. 21911 Estate or Clyde David Frye, Oeceaat.r. I .... '' --- ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING $quort Yord lnstollod D1vld Pinons, Owner ht-2114 - ·~· "q' sha rp , new paint bucket seats, air shacks , mGgs . Phone 9-49-2<180. 1968 CHEVROLET Comaro. black exterior and interior, V-8, 4 .speed, mag wheels, 'llery n1ce car. Phone 742-2516. 197.. MONTE CARlO Landau, bucket seoh, del uxe interior, stereo tape, 32 ,000 miles. Custom made , 13500. Phone One goo~ used Remington Cha1nSaw $50 D. Brookins (61<) <•6·2B26. One good u5ed McCullough --~---'--- ~ $5.00 REWARD tor the r•turn of Chain S•w S7S the red , white and blu" billfold ' One good used Homellte los t from Swis her & Lohse PharCha1n saw SlSO New Co -Op Water Sofmacy on Oec, 4 , Need medi,ar• teners card badly. Pl•ase drop aft at model VC -XV I Only t279 .95 the Daily S•nfine l office , if One good used Gibson Side found. Iva Crem&ans . tby -Side Refrigerator U~O FOUND , HUNTI NG or birddog Found in vicini ty of Middleport Co ll 992·31b5 an d identify - -- Pomeroy Landmark 9. _ Jock W. C..rHy, Mgr. tli&· Phone 992·2181 --·- ---------- AL TROMM CONST. "3891. 1971 HONDA Cl -450, 12,000 miles . sissy bar . crash bars , pull bock handle bars , new tire and seals , Scrombier side plpes. $6SO. Call9-49-2-480. ~- -- - ___ ~--- - - -- --- COINS , CURRENCY , tokens , old pocket watches and chains, silv er and gold. We need 196-4 ond older sil¥er coins. Buy , sell, or trade' Call Roger Wamsley. 7-"2·2331 . CASH ! I I for iunk · t ars. Frye's Truck and Auto . 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE! Phone 7.t2 -2081 . 9'12·3965. REOUCE SAFE & fost with GoBese Tobleh & -E-Vop "water pills" Nelson Drug. HARD WATER PROBLEM 57 TEAFORD COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork , ~t . 33. fen milts north of Pomeroy. Lorge lots with concret• patios, sidewalks, runnen and off str"t parking. Phone 992-7..19, FURNISHED two bedroom opt .. · adutts only . No ,.ts . Mid· dleport. Pl1one992-3814. TRAILER IN Che1hire, Ohio. · Suitable for 21or 3, construction men preferred Phon• {304) · some car peting, large living room and dining f"CX)M , new roof, tully Insulated. Priced at $25,000. We have several business )f'Opertles for sale. Call for 'urther information . · Merry Christmas & llapPf New Year 104W. Moin Pomeroy m .nta Alter Hours Call 992-7133 CONTACT : Lois Pauley Brooch Mlnagtr ELWOOD BOWER S REPAIR - ~~~C------·------CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: Sewing Sweepers . toasters . irons. all small opplion,es. l awn mower, nex t .to Stote H1ghwoy Gorage on Route 7 , Phone (6ld) 985 - Machines cleaned . oiled and Sewing odiu st ed , $5 .98. Center , Middleport. Ohio. ' FOLIAGE PLANTS FOR ~•, YOUR HOME In pO'Is and h anging baskets from 75c to ss.op. Also , lay away POINSETTIAS now f or CHRIST,.-.AS . 6000 to Choose. from . PERFECT FOR G'IFTS In r:ed, whlte and pink. $3 .00 to $6 .00 . '20 pet . off on d O or more. Hubbard's Greenhouse 3825. OIL AND GAS furnace serv1ce ond parts, Troller and homes, 24 REMODEliNG, Plumbing, heating and all types of general repair. hour ser'llice. Phone 843-2165. Work guOronteed 20 years e~~; · perience , Phone 992-~ 24~09 :.:_.__ FRICTIOM~ THE QUI CKl 'f TURNING STICK! SOO N AGA IN WE SHALL DR IWE BACK lli E ORA60HS OF OARto::NESS! 5066'( WITH SWEAT IN THE MIME- I THREW n<EM AWAY -- · •: - SEE 'EM, BOSS? Tl11RT'l' ·TWO GU'l'S I THE 'fRE COMIN ' ' UP HERE All R IG~T - STAND 9'1' THAT SWITCH BACK IN THERE. ! IF J HAVI:. TO GIVE TH' 'M?RP. PULL tl, AHD FLOOD Tt1E. MINf ··· - 3l 02o ' (304) m -3227, 2 ceramic and 2 car 7 with T.P. water, and 4 1/ 2 bath. Only 512.000. CORNER LOT - 2 bath home, 4 bedrooms. nat. gas and garage In heat Middleport. Just $12,000. BUSINESS And 4 apartments (rented) and all equipment for recreation ~~~~tot ion , 992 -3954 or 992- ..- HOWER~ -1' " .. .1 • t. '·' BORN LOSER \1 SHf;'S 88-5N 1 ~WP\E' iSf.l'T '1 JUST AD06, 'iCXJ t<J.lOW... SK~'~ SO iJ.lTE't..l.lbE'tllT. SCI'A&TIME'S Sf\e />..1..1,\0GT I lE'l..l.. ~Ci.l tOflE fW 11'0 lll~t'i(.S 'i\'ID IA~i<.S ~ou·o eweR IJ Hfo.Nb vP. THBf-\ ... SH~ MA"1 13f; TRli iNb TO L:/>..l-l- 400. TO ME'. · AND GASOLINE ALLEY Rufus is nice.. an' ~ARliN center 3 li'll· in g room , dining rOOfll and kitchen . fully carpeted . Phone Wl-JJ'}q, or992-Sd34. 59 ceres, 6 room house, bath, portly carpeted. ~wo outbu ildings, dug basement, one -third tilloble. mineral rlghts lo, ated near Conville, Redu Ced lor qu ick sale , $23,500, Phone 742-2766. me 1 ------1 THE DAY NURSERY Atttt 1 Overseas Miss ion 10 . A Georgia reader wants lo know if it is ever proper to finesse by leading from lhe ace toward the queen. If you hold ace and lwo sma ll and dummy queen and lwo oma ll the way to get two !ricks in the suit is to lead toward lhe queen . This isn't rea ll y a finesse. bul it is the way to play for lltat exira Irick . rOo you nave a queStion lor the e)(perts? Wr/re "As.k the Jacobys " car9 of th1s newspaper The Jacobys will answer m d1vidual questions II s tamped. se lf -addressed envelopes are enclosed. The We sugges ted the fa mous most mteresting questions bid of six spearts to le t wr/1 be used m this column partner choose· w hic h majo r and will r P.ce1ve . cop1es or suit for the slam to pl ay in. JACOBY MODERN I Tomorrow 8, 10. 12:35-NBC News 3, 15. 1:oo-Somerset J; All My Children 6, 13; C.on cenlrotlon 8; Young s. the Restless 10; Not For Women Only by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 42 Phonetic term ~­ I ilea t siead· ily , as rain DOWN 5 Work-bench · 1 ·'The item ' Principle"' 10 Grea l z Muse of bakes poetry port J Compare 11 Task I Links 13 Risk it gadgel (3 wds.) 5 Chur ch 15 French hot reader season 6 Buddhist 16 R R. stop. saint 17 Ford 's 7 Song favorite syllable initials 8 Haunt 18 Reagan, 9 Postto Nancy applause 19 Kind of ' songs cheese 12 Train 20 Gold ISp. I station 21 Apiece 14 Color•do 22 Couple in resort song 23 ~·s age 25 Courage (sl.) 26 Inside info '27 Fall behind 28 "Blessed the meek " 29 In shape 30 Wholly 33 German Veslerda)-' 11 Answer Zl " Annabel Lee" poel 2! Excavated 23 Small crown 24 The bound· lng main (2 wds.J ' 25 Bet·&· million ~Nautical crane . 1 3D-Days of Our Lives 3,4, 15; Family Feyd 6,13; As The World Turns 8,10. 2:ob-S20,000 Pyramid 131 Dinah 6. 2:3o-Doctors 3.<.15: Guiding light B,10; Peac h Bowl 13. 3·00-Anofher World ·3,4,15; All In The Family 8,10; Crockett'! VIctory Garden 20. 3: 3D-Bewitched 6; Match Game 8,10: Lilias Yoga & You 20. 4:0o-Misler Cartoon 3; Marcus Welby , M.D. 4; Some rset IS; Howdy Doody 6; Mickey Moult Club 8; Sesa me St. 20 ,33; Movla " Follow lht Boys" tO . 4 JQ-My Three Sons 3; Emargency One 6; Partridge Fami ly 8; Flintstone• 13 . s:oo- Big Valley 3; Merv Grllfln ~~ Brady Bunch 8; Mlsler Roger. 20,33 ; Star Trek 15. S:3G-News 61 Fam ily Aft air 8; Elec . Co. 2!),33 ; Adam· 12 13. . .. 6,QO-News 3,4.8,10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; l:oom 20,31. 6:30- NBC News3 ,4, 15; ABC News Ill Andy Grlllllh 6;1 CBS News B,I01 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; VIlle Alag11 33. ' . 7:0o-Truth,. Cons . 3; To Tell fhe ·T•uth, A; BowllnQ for Dollors6; Andy Wllllams8;Nows10; To Toll the Truth 13; My Three Sonsis; Ohio Journal20 ; Bl!ick 27 Servant's garb 29 Pale 38 SutHifled brick . 31 Ponti's mate 32 Philippine · island :r7 HDSielry 38 Former chess champ Perspective on the News 33 . - · 7:30- Porter Wagoner 31 Break tho Bonk~ ~ <;an~ld Camero 6; Billy Graham 8,10,15; Mac.Noii·Lthr.. . 20.33; Neme Thai Tune 13. B,QO-i{lng Orange Jamboree Parodt 3.4, 15; Donny & · Marle 13; Astro·Biutbonnet Bowl6; Movie " It'll Mad , Mad , Mod , Mad World" 8, 10; Wuhlngton Week In Rev low 20,33. 8:3o-Wall Street Week 20,33. 9:oo-Rockford Flies 3,~,'15 : Movie " One of My Wlvta Is Miss ing" 13; Hometown Saturday Night 20,33. IO :oo-Serplco 3,A, 15 : Skollng Spectacular '14 20; Paul Nuchlms 33. li :Oo-Newo 3,4.6,8,10,13,13,20; New Years at Pop~ 33. 11 :30-Movle " Die, Diet My Darling" 31 New Yitar'o Rockln' Eve '71 6,13; Johnny Canon <. 15; New Year's Eve with Guy ~ombardo 8; Mary Hartman 10. 12 :0o-Movle " Batman'" 10. 12 :15-Janakl 33. t :oo-Doc 1!. Gladys Celebrate <,13; In Concert 6,13. I :3D-Movie "Stratt.Jacket" 3. 3:3o-Movle "Snake People" 3. s: JG-Movle "Experiment In Terror" 3. Medical Training Reasonable Rates LUNCH INCLUDED • PHONE 992-7608 baths, basement. garage. full Phone 965 -3867 . 2 car . . . . . . . . . .• • • • • • • • • - • • • • •. . li II I ACTUAL USE REPORT VIOECDNR WINNIE • IF WE ANSWE R I& 11 N0 11 HOW COME NO ONE'& A0KED ME OUT FOR NEW .-lAi!'il\1,~ 'lEAR'S EVE '? POT ?DOI J. ,4 59 HAVE A PER&ONAUTY DISORDER? 36 2 053 00< VILLAGE CLERK OHIO VXB HAVE I LET MY FIGURE G01lJ RUtu:u~o VILLAGE heat, · dining and 2 car garage. 532,500. -4577 5 UNVVBH MU VM PI B OV EBAVBRR F B0 I SMZA. VXB FDIHBE WXINAVNOE FMTBB Yesterday'• Cryploquote: TO GO BEYOND niE BOUNDS IF YOU WANT IT SOLD AT A PROFIT, TRY THE OF MODEIIATION IS TO Otri'RAGE HUMANITY. - BLAISE PASCAL ., 1976 Kinl F'eahllt't SYndlute. Inc. ' ,0......................................... BARNEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE lnllfo,oc~O) J , 470 '----.!....:;.!.~ J ,459 One and two acre lots now ready for sale at the Wildwood Estates, Flatwoods Road, 6 miles from Pomeroy with all utilities' available. . p, 0. Box 101, Phone 985-4186 After 4:00 p.m . Pomeroy. Ohio 6:45- Mornlng Report 3. 6:50-Good Morning, West VIrg inia 13. 6:51-Good Mo rning, Tr l Slate 13. 7'00-Today 3,4,15 ; Good Morning, Amerlca6,13; CBS News B; Chuck White Report• to . 7.os-Bugs Bunn y & Friends iO . 7:3o-Schootles 10. B:QO-Lassle 6; Capt. Kangaroo B, 10; Sesame St. 33. 8·3o-Big \/alley 6. 9:00-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4,1S; Lucy SHow 8; Mike Douglas 10; Phil Donohue 13. 9,3o-Cross·Wits 3; One Llf e to llve6; Good Day 8. tO ,OO-Sanlord & Son 3,4,15; Pri ce Is Rlghl8,10; Mlkt Douglas 13. 10 :15-Generol Hospital 6. ID : 3D-HollyWood Squares 3,A,15. It : DO-Wheel of Fortune 3, 13; weekday 4; Edge ol Night 6; Double Dare 8,t0; Morning with D.J . 13. 11:Jo-Stumpers 3,<, t5 ; Happy Days 6, 13; ~ove of Life 8.101 Sesame St. 20.33 . 11:55-Toke Kerr 8; Ms. Flxlt 10. 12:00-News 3.8.10; Don Ho 13; Bob Broun~ . · lUG-Gong Show 3.15; Ry an 's Hope 6,13; Search lor Reliable Personnel With veneer , 2 baths, furnace Gtaae S. Hobstetla' Jr. I '30- News 13. . FRIDAY , DECEMB ER 31 , ttlf' , 6:oo-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6: ts-Farm .Report t3. 6:2G-Not For Women Only 13. 6:3o-Columbus Today 41 News 6; Sunrise Semester P: 6:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. BY the Day, Week or Hour at Racine. . _ PAGEVILLE - 7 room house with 3 bedrooms, and bath . Front porch and ' garden lor only $7.500. HARRISONVILLE- New 3 bedroom home. Brick 1:oo- Tomorrow 3. ANY AG,E CHILD HOUSE FOR sale near Eastern High S<hoot. 3 bod,oom• . 2 40u'l l he'p · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -... CommerciQI property opprox . 17 ocres , level land, locoted ot , Tuppers Plolns on Ohi o, Route 7, Phono (61<166J.630<. · bedroo ms, It;, bafhs, Iorge 10 : 3D-Woman 20:. Woman 33. 3.4.6.8.10, 13, 15; MacNell ·lehrer Report 33. II :30-Johnny Carsoo 3,4, 15; Streels ol San Francisco . 6; Kola~ 8;-Mary Hortman 10; Collt<~e Basketball 13; ABC News 33. t ~ : oo-Movle ·· Love Has Many Faces•• 10: lanokl 33.. 12:3o-Movle " The Hatfl elds ~ the McCoys" 1. 12 :40- Dan August 6. I~ '· Phone 992-517 6 Syrn:use, Ohio I; It ; 00-News 1' SEWING MACHINE Repairs. ser vice . all makes, 992-2284. The Fabr i c: Sh op . Pom eroy . Authorized Singer Soles and Ser\lice. We sh arpen Sdssors . Kitchen has stove and old 4 bedroom house on Rt. garage , BRADFORD, Auctioneer , Com· plete Ser'llice. Phone 9A9 -2487 DOZER. TRENCHER. LOWBOY, or 949-2000. Ro,ine , Ohio , Critt . DUMP TRUCKS. Bill PULLINS. Bradford PHONE 992-247B , DAY OR BACKHOES , RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 9 rooms In all. acres of level land and an . car NOTICE COUNTRY farmland with sedud· ed woods , water ond good access in Monroe County. W. Vo. Sl ,000 down , c:oll (J<W ) 772- level lot . Only S23,000. TUPPERS PLAINS - 1'12 bedrooms, full basement, 2 1-------~~~--------,~ ty , W. Va . 7n-3227. Phone (304) 772-3102 - 0'----..(304) ---,--- bedrooms, nice bath, ea1-ln kitchen, gas furnace and story frame home with four Portland, 0. EX.: __ · c: a vatmg, septic systems ,, . all elec .. 1 acre. Middlepor t. dozer, bockhoe, dump truck , dose to Rutland. Phone 992- WilL do :oofing. co nstructi on, pl umbin g and hea ting. No job limestone, gro11el, blacktop' 7481 ,_.- - lao l<;~rge or too small. Phone · poving, Rt , 143. Phone 1 (614): SMAlL form for sole, 10% down 742·2348. _:~_c 'lfl,_·:7.::3::: 3 :c l. _ _ ~---owner financed. Monroe Coun - garage . 534,000. MIDDLE PORT Middleport, 2 ORPHAN ANNIE-- LET THERE BE LIGHT MATCHES 60T _S~!l2 - 74al.~,------NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 baths, baths, ni ce kitchen, full NO. 194 - LITTLE PICKENS HOWE •. ~ basement lriiiJii U'I'TLE ORPHAN ANNIE 843-2165 Rutland. Ohio 4S77S· Ph . 1614') 742 -2.tD9 we Deliver 12 -22 -d mos. m .sasa. --- with storage. S35,000. EASTERN S.D.- Modern Coll992-2t56. Box 28-A = 3 bedrooms, n3·5B73. -- refrigerator, 2 car garage IF YOU ho'lle a service to offer , wont to buv or sell something , a. looking for work . . . or whatt\ler . , , you 'll get rftull• foster with a Sentinel Wont Ad . Located in Langsville POSTS. 51.00. Al•o. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Pho~• ,.2.332s '192;6337 . Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. firewoo d thr ee -fourth ton Will do odd jobs. roofing, pain· ling, gutter work_. Phone 992· picku p loads de li~ere d.. $25 wllhtn 25 m i les . Pho ne 7409. ----~-985·4197 . WILL DO babysitting in my home. . • EX;CAVATING , dozer . loader and Phone ~2- 2748 . GOOD EAR corn, $2.00 bushel. . bo ckhoe work , dump trucks CARPEt-~;ER flooring , cei ling .: Phone 742 -2359. ond to -boy s far hire; will haul pon~l : n~ Phone992 -2759. • • ---~-·I lill dirt, to soil , li mestone and DOZ.l/ .,,e n~ - ond welding . Con.' 1 gra\lel. Call 8ob or Roger Jef-. loc i J i!'l t!l Parsons. Rt, 1. fers, day phone 992·7009, CARR ST. or 730 E. MAIN ST. Racine . on Carmel Rood . night phone 992 -3525 or 992• OHIO TUPPERS PLAINS · three bedroom JACK SO N. - ~· MOBILE HOrpe Repair, Elec. ; 5232 . hou se . 2 baths . living room. 45640. OWNER WILL CARRY 60 and heating. Phon Q plumbing P E R C E N · T EXCAVATING , dozer , backhoe fomily room, fireplo ce. carpel. and ditc:her. Charles R. Hatdishwo:;.her, disposal , range, OVER A 100 YEAR PERIOD ot 7 field, Beck Hoe ·servke, HECTRONIC T.V." CLIN IC New lorg1t lot. $26,5_00. Phone (6141) PERCENT . . Rutland, Ohio . Phone 742-2008. T.V. shop , l!ectror~ic r.v'. Cl ini ~ 667-630.. Ser11ice call, $5.95. Co lor , B & W SEP TIC Syste ms indalled by lARGE HOUSE on a good size lot. . antenna systems stereos , e.tc: ., licensed insta lle r. Shepard Out o f high wdler , close to S72 South Third , Midd leport , HOMESITES for sole , I acre and Contractors Phone 7.t2-2409. shopping area . Price d to sell. Phone 992-6306 . Corry in ond , up. Middleport, near Rutland . phone 992-5786 .___ --~-SEPTIC TANKS d eaned. Modern save money . •• ------- -- 5. Pass By Oswald & James Jaeoby The unlucky expert had caught us for the last time in 1976 Maybe. we can gel him to leave us alone in 1977 though we doub t it . ThiS lime he held lhe very nice North hand with 150 honors in eaeh of the major suits. Here is hi s tale of woe. " Normally. 1 would gel a chance to btd both spades and hearts, bul my partner slarled the ball rolling wilh a bid of four diamonds. I bid four notrump to see if he held an ace and he showed one . Now what wao I gomg to do'" ANY PITCH ANY SIZE Free Est. Work Guor. Rutlond 12·9·1 mo. 742·2328 ---- 4 N. T. Pe~ ss Pa ss 6t Or'ange Bowl Countdown 4; Barnaby Jones Frank Sina tra Jr .ln Concert 10; News 20 . Openi ng lead - K • CJil or ~as Burner s "We Care" EXCAVATING . Soulh 1 8<3·2254. COAL for sale, Open 6 days per week and e11enings. For further intormallon call.(61d)367-7338. Virgil B. St., Realtor 216 E. Second Slreel NOW BUYING Scrap. Pomeroy Auto Recycling. high prices paid , outo bodies , motors, scrap. Iron, metals , batteries. open a til l A:JO. Monday thru Saturday, Old 33, lust abo11e fo!fgrounds, Pomeroy. Ohio. Will also pic:kup can . Phone " . hour Dependable Furnace Service. POTATOES ond pumpk ins. C. W. Proffitt, Portland, Ohio. Phone FENCE Pass Pa ss Pass 24 home. Trust those .neCessary flx~lt, room ·audition and remodeling lobs lo your friendly, neighborhood, qualified builder. North East . It LARRU!Y~DER ·! HOME IMPROVEMENT - 992 -3442. Wes t L-------~~~~~ •.~--~T~III~8~,oo~~~.F~r~ld~~~s~--t L---~~~··~~~~~~~~~1~ - - - ------- SET Of Mud n' Snow ti res , H-7a15. $25 . Phon• 992 -2759. ·--295 AMP ELECTRIC welder, new OLD furnitu re . l'e boxe1. brass $1,50 . Burni ng outfit , new, $125 beds , woll telephones and or bath for $250 . Phone parts , or complee households . 992·2759. Write· M. D. M1lt•r. Rt . .t , POLOROID SX 70 ca mera, $100. Pomeroy,, Oh1o ·- . -Cal.l m- -7160 . Phone 992-7354 . CASH paid for all makes and GRAND PIANO, white finish . models of mabil.e homes . good acllon: also Rotatiller. Phone area code 61<1·-423-9531, Phone 949-1202 . TIMBER , Pomeroy Fore st Pro~- - - - - - . J •. ducts , Top price for standing STEREO: AMstereo-radi o , a track tope combination . Balon<:e due sawtimber . Call Kent Honby , $10.t .20 or terms . Phone 1-..6·8570. t AQJ 109132 SIO':i:rr . liUTTIIIUiii1IIIIGS ,,~~5~~·~r.Y FIREWOOO lor sole . Phone TEXAS REFINERY CORP . offerS 7.t2 -2131 . PLENTY of MONEY plus cash APPLES, FITZPATRICK ORCHARD, bonuses, fringe benefits to HEAVY GAU GE I Beams and H STATE ROUTE 689. PHONE Beams for sale, 8, 9, 10 inch , mature Individual in Pomeroy WILKESVILLE, (614 )669-3785. Phone 9<12 -7034 . area . Regardle ss of ex · --~ FUllER Brush Products for sale perlence, writ e G. I. Pate , SCHOOL m~chin:;,, t Phone 992-3410. Pres.. Texas Refin8ry Corp .. ----Singers in walnut · consolette. BaM 111. Fort Wo rth , Texas CAMPER . . $600. Also. _ horse ~ - Phone 992-5 146. 76101. trai ler, $-"50. Phone (614) 698· WAITRESS WANTEO: 35 or older~ NEW AM -FM Stereo -radio , 8 track 3290. tape combina tion . $129 .95 or -----..- ~- -- - - - --Old Liberty, apply in person. terms . Phane992-396S. PEARCE SIMPSON C. B. base sta118 W. MOin St Pomvroy , Ohio, - - - -tion. Phone 247-:2684 aft er 5 afternoons . FOUR 6-45 x U regulor tires : two 6 -----------·--· 78 x IS winter treads . Phone p_m: -~---- --·-- SiWtNG •QJ108 J SOUTII tDI e ORE: 4 65 Both vulner able WlllllOIIU .IIPUCIIIliiT WtRiliiiiS -Protect your investment ~~- t - DOORS Pl. Pltosant COAL, limestone, on<:t coldu m chloride and coldum brine for dust control ond special mixing salt for farmers. Mom Street , Pomeroy, Ohio or phone 992 - t: AST 4 742 ¥ 83 t K65 ... AK974 lflllllatial Sonit• _,.. 1_ iiiiiWIIsUttico S10III DIRECT FABRIC SALES.: m·MiiifStreet your WEST 4 9653 . 965 2 .illlln Velvets, nylon prlnll,· herculons, vinyl solids, and. .laney p<lnts, accessories.' e~ttra CURIOU5 TO SEE' EA5Y'5 NEW GIRL· FRI!.'ND; ... WHAT's HER NAME? ,JU'-l i(l P, EXECUTIVES~ WE :;HOULD PUT IN AIJ APP~Af<i>,NC E : PA "TV WOULD EIE' A COLOSSAL. 42 BE:StD E5 I'M • 74 ~ lsi111. t 84 ALL . t'M HI:; Di'<U(;HTE RAND. YOU' RE O~E OF Ht5 rOP .a - "}' . f'or solli; · cn~tr · shlons, moHrosses, podding. Ideo I lor campers. Vorlety of ..... . · ~KQJIO AFTER 33. 8:30-Whaf 's Happen ing 6,13. 9•00-Besf Sellers 3.<. 15; Barney Miller 6,13; VIsions 33. • : ~Tony Randell 6,13; Jeanne Wolf With 20, 10:QO-Gibbsvllle 3, tS; Streets of San Frenclsco 6, 13; · but he wasn 'tln Lhe moOd for humor . He co ntinued : " I was .afraid to try either major suit'. Five cards might nul be enough so I went to six diamonds. West opened the kmg of clubs . East stgnalled viciously with the queen . A second club wa s led. South had to use one of my trumps to ruff and there wa s no way to· keep East from making his trump king while the slam would. have been wrapped up in either major sui I." Of course. our unfortunate friend wao wrong. A dtamond lead would beat lhe •lam in either major suil 30 viewing 6, 13; Walton • ~ 10; VIsions 20; Masterp l•ce Theltrt Unlucky expert sings blues . NEW YEAR 5 EVE 10·17·1Jll9 ( Pd) UP .• "....... .....!" • De a t , WIN AT BRIDGE CAPTAIN EASY l DON•T GET IT... A WHILE BACK ~OU KEPf SAYING McKEE 'S (1141 115-4155 PO. 3,4, IS ; ABC News 13 ; Andy Grl llllh 6; N ew~ NOR Til 4AKQJIO Chester, Ohio 1J •._ 1 mo. 6.3lf- · NBC ·- KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY 16.95 br~ke<. LOST - female foxhound, iniliol • O . W . T .~ Emory Gordon, Cheshire , Ohio. If found, coil P. S:OG-Big Volley 3; Merv Grlftln 4; Brady Bunch 8; Mister Rogers 20, 33 ; Star Trek 1S. 5: 30---News 6; Family Affair 8; Adam 11 13 0 :()0- N ews 3,4,6.8, 10, 13, lS; Zoom 20 ; Zoom 33, .,• Aerl•l Commerdil Schools · Wectdlngs plus add to lhe value ol Notice Is hereby given l het ONEBEDAOOMAp~otVILLAGE Frank W. Porter, Jr ., of R. o . MANOR in Mlddl•porl for S1Ool 3, Racine , Ohio, has been duty monthly plus elec. or $130 inappointed Admlnl!tretor of cluding elec. LOWER RAT.ES for the Estate of Clyde Oavld SENfOA CITIZENS. Can'llenient Frye , dectased , l at~ o f to shopping on Third and Mill Rutland Townsh ip , Meigs Sts. in Mlddl~tpCrt . Brand new County , Oh io . high quality apartments, SN Cred Iton are requfred to file their claims with sitid tkti manager at Apt . 28 or cpll fiduciary Within three months '192·1721. Ao Equol Houolog Dated thiS 18th day of - Oppo~~~-n!!r;____,____ . December 1976 2 BEDROOM troil•r. rotal nict. Man'nlt\g D. Webster _!'han•_!!2:332~.~~1t~o~ly . ' '"''hhlll lbe IDDI\ l•plrlrt~ •••· Court of Common ~r:a•.~ well eard ye!! It I a note from Probate Division my wife remlntllf111•oe lballltla 11, 1 23 '" 111 6 3 , J;00f11 co.ll $100 a day!" ' ' ~ ' tc PHOJOG.WJtl R•cine; Ohio 9'12·2635. Larry E . 'spencer Clerk Common Pleas Court Meig s County , Ohio 3 AND 4 RM. fumlsh.d and un· furnished aptt. Phone 992(12) 30 (1 ) 6, 13, 20. 27 (2l 6, 6tc 543.0 . .. PROFESSIONAL CARPET SIIJP SPECI,._LS AT the 0 & J House of Fabrics, large blanket pitct! , regular $1 .50 lb., now 11 :00 lb. large piKes of c:rushed velvet plec.. , reg . $2 .50 lb, now $2.00 lb. Rtol nice. Table of po· ly knit reg. $2.-"9 yord, now SL39 "yard on S.R . 1, 1 mile below Middleport, Ohio. You are Aecords . required to answer the complaint within twenty . eight days atter the last publ ication of th is notice, PLEASURE HORSES and poniM, wh ich w ill be published on ce olso will buy hors•s and each week for six consecutl\le ponies . Phone (61-4) 698-3290. weeks . The last pub lica tion Ruth Reeves. · will be ma de on February 6, 1971 and the 28 days for an - RISING STAR KENNEL , boarding swer will start on that date . indoor and outdoor. Grooming ln case of your failure Ia oil breeds, complete sonltory answer or Otherwise respond facilities. CMihlre. Phone (614} as required by the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure, judgment 367-0292. by default will be r endered aga inst you for relief demanded in the complaint , .' ·evidence of that fact." M:INE 1973 CAPRICE 4 OR. HT S2"5 Local 1 owner car, block vinyl roof, green Interior, whl1e wall tires, air. automatic, power s1eerlng and ~---~....,. ·~.• ~sy CBS News 8,10; Hodgepodge Lodgt 20; On~e Upon A Ctasslc 33. · · 7 : ~ Truth or Cons . 3; To Tel It he Truth4; Bowling tor Dol lars 6: Muppel Show 8; NeWs 10; To Tell the Trulh 13; Mv Three Sons 1S1 Anyone for Tennyson 20; Getting On 33 . UO-Hollywoo<l Squares 3,4; .Ohio Stalo lolfery 6; Price Is Right 8; Wild Kingdom tO; Nashville on the Road t3; Dolly 15. 8' oo-D )ck Van Dyke 3.4. 13; Welcome Back, Kolter THURSDAY , DECEMBER 30,1916 ~----------~----------~~--~--~------=------------=~-~.~ ~ 1974 DATSUN 11"5 210 2door. local car, Hpeed tronsmlsolon, 44,200 miles, good tires, dark green finish , r.. l economy. 1969 Novo , ·Television log for ..._.. . Business SeJ-r,ices , 1974 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO $3"5 Locoll owner cor, green flnllh ; gr"n vinyl roof, radial W·W tires, air conditioning, ·11-l, with automatic power steering and bro~ts . SELDOM REST Ceramic• will be clo•ed Dec. 28th through SunNEED CASH? Turn that older fu r· day, January 2. Pauline Dor1t . mto cosh today. We pay SHOOTING MATCH . Suodoy, niture the Highest possible prices on January 2 start1ng ot r~oon Ant1que Furniture ond CoHecRutland l egion Hall. tib lws. Ask obout our comp lete SKATE ·A-WAY, CHESTER. Ohio auction and opproi sal ser'lllces will hold their annual New Ca ll collect , Athen s, (614) 592 --4743, 592-4929 e'llenings . Year"s Eve Party , Friday. Dec. 31 with skotlng from 7::)0 pm to 12: 15 a.m. There will be roces, prizes ond baloons . l ~r-------------------------------~~-.--~--------------~ ~ Pomeroy Motor Co. -~- Some inter es tl l"'~ propo\ltlons come to you this year, but they must be screened carefully. You don't want to get Involved with a ascert<!~lned : You are hereby notitied that person ot que~tlonable reputa· you h ave been nam ed defend tlon . ani in a legal action ent itled (A rs you a Capricorn? Bernice Fr ances Adams , plaint i ff vs Oso l hss written a spsc1Bf Astro- Guy Winfrey Johnson , et l!l. Gra~h Letttu for you. For your def endants This action has oe en assigned Case No . 16,'235 c'Opy send 50 cents and a long in the Common Pleas Cour t of se lf ~sddr essed , stamped Meigs County, Pomeroy , Oh io envelope to· As tro~(; ra ph, P.O. 45769 . • TM obj ec t of th e co mp laint Bo K 489, Radio City Station, New York . N. Y. 1-0019. Se sure ro ask 1~ to partlllon a'nd Qu ie t tirle to real estate situated in for Capricorn Volu me 1.) ~ Le banon Townsh i p. M ei gs County , Oh io, descr ibed a s follows : Bein g In Sec t ion '2 1. Town 3, Range 11 of the Ohio Com Tbe Almaaae pany's Purcha se ; be ginni ng in the south line of said section 21 , and adjoin ing lands owned Ulllled Pmalnlerulloaal by A. J . Rose and Charles Today l.s 'l'hunday, Dec. 30, McMurray ; thence east along the ~th day of 1976 with one said section line 74 rods to line of A . J. Rose ; th ence east erly to follow . along said A. J . Rose ' s six Tbe moon l.s between Its rods to ! he Portland and Long Bottom road to a stake In the first quarter and full phase. ce n1er of said road . thence The morning ~tars are west 56 degrees north along the ce nter ot said r oad 34 r'ods Saturn and Mars. to a stake in the center of said The evening stars are Jupl· road ; then ce wes t 14 rods ;' ter, Mercury and Venus. then ce west 60 degrees north r ods to a stake In the road; Those b<rn oo IIlia date are 73 thence 35 degrees wes t 26 rods Wider the sign of Capricorn. to the PiUs run ; then ce east SO Brltlah novelist Rudyard deg rees south 60 rods with the nderl ngs of said run to a Kipling .... born Dec . 30, mea ro'k corner In the run , the 1865. place of begl f1nlng , conta ining 30 aues to be the same mor e On thi.s day In hlltory : or less . E ~ec eptino ten acr es on In 1853, the United States the west end of sa id th irty bQught aome 45;000 square acres . lyl no west of a line ing at th e earn er of mDes of land soulh oo the commenc A. J . Rose and Charles Me Gila River from Mexico for Murray 's land~ lind runn ing to a stone corner near the million. The area now IB reast es idence Of sa id J . E . Sm ith , the 10uthem part of Arizona deeded to Everett Mosler . Reference Vo lume 95 8oge and New Melieo. 25 6 Meigs county eed I '2 SIGNS .OF QUAIJ1Y 2710. ltctlonal . Tht publisher serious matters on your mind. The party will wan. ~~~~ NOW occeptlng plano ttud.nts, b.ginntrt, lnlerm.dkltft1 odvoncltd 1tudentt. Call 992· . HOMoi!JORK iS H011\EI!JORK. NO , I'M WATCHIN.S tv, MARCIE . · SIR lflllet ti.mouRI~ f!l\0.., of 11M 111OOivll\rl I..-.. -filii C! ·· '"WPR'R-IW" !trf ~''E ''! ont NIWI l<iii!OI.t. HAVEIE!I<I AOVISEO lHAl II CO~•LETr r Y OF \Us R POfllt M-'1 II.DII'UIIUIH!IJ IN II lOCIIL NEWSPIII"ER OF G!NEII.Al CW:U· I U.T IOH, IfiAIIf: .. COPYOI'lltiiiii!I"Ofn AttO I'IECOfiO!l OOCUM&NTiftCI T"! C:ONTtNtl. TMl¥ AM OI'IH fOil I'IAI~IC SC::R\ITINY "' •• r 0 ' WE 'LL. ..l.LWM? HAVE ,T WITH US ... \ tUNGELP ""'A I V f>. Anawtr 1111'1: , I f "lJ I th;:.~rcltd ... lotttrl lo ~· Now arronq• torm tht ourpn..... .- golltd~ythotboVJCirtoon. HER (IX:O r rx XI 0 (Answers tomoHow) Jumbtoa : FABLE AXIOM STUCCO UNSOLD v,s_terday·s An,_: Nol olten dtterlbld in a_,._ "SEL.DOM" ' . �10 - The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, ~. 30, 1976 Numbers Mrs. Ben Brown, 87, Route 2, Pomeroy, died Wednesday morn ing at Veterans Memorial Hospital. , Born Aug. 9, 1889, Mrs. Brown was a daughter of the late William and JuUe Ann Clark Shasteen. She was also preceded in death by her . husband, and a daughter , Mrs. Helen Williams. Surviving are three sons, Paul and George, both of Columbus, and Ben of Wichita Falls, Tex .; two daughters, Mrs. Marie Wash· bum, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Mrs. Mary Jewell, (Continued from page I) program after the Initial numbering was completed. Page stated that counties similar to Meigs County usually require about one. working day per week or less. Charles Blaeslee, president of the Historical Society questioned whether post· masters had been contacted about the project. Th e engineer explained that they were .the first organization Involved and that their cooperation to date has been submlntial. In addition the district postal service office in Zanes· ville has been involved in the establishment of such programs In several other PLEASANT VALLEY counties and is very familiar DISCHARGES - Michael with what Is being proposed Flory, Gallipolis Ferry ; Mrs. for Meigs County. Most other Leroy Mayes, Henderson; comments were about road Mrs. Clayton Hagar, Albany, names and road signs. The 0 . ; George Payne, West engineer explafned that Columbia ; Mrs. Scott Me· township trustees were Dermitt, Point Pleasant ; presently working on road Mrs. George Payne, West names to be used with the Columbia; William Kraig, new system. Point Pleasant ; Robert The engineer explained Poore, Sr., Point Pleasant, that the intent is to use road and Gary Posten, Ravens· names instead of road wood . numbers unless the naming completely bogs down. The road naming is ex- Veterans Memorial Hospital pected to be the bottleneck ADMITTED - Donald and Is presently the most Wagner, Columbus; Laura pressing matter, according to Autherson, Syracuse ; the engineer. The engineer Sherwood Meredith, explained that the present Pomeroy, . and · Richard program has no moni es Baker, Pomeroy. available for road signs. The DISCHARGED - Dorothy road Sign program would Jarvis, Thomas Bowen, have to be funded by some Debra Owens, Curtis Powell, other source. James Counts, and Clarence The engineer encouraged ·Longstreth. Interested agencies to make Inquiries. The engineer will be happy to give informative talks to organized groups, since the project will affect (Continued from page I) virtually the entire county. child support received by the welfare department is placed in the public assistance fund. A percentage of these funds are returned to the local support unit so that it may further increase its efforts. The services of the Child Support Unit are available to all citizens of the county. A fee must be charged for non· recipients. For more in· formation about Meigs County's Child Support Unit, call the welfare department in Middleport. Hospital News Yonkers, N. Y.; a brother, Ted Shasteen of Toledo; two sisters, Mrs. Eva Hysell, Pomeroy, and Miss Laura Shasteen, Cincinnati. Also surviving are 13 grand· children, 19 great· grandchildren , one great· great -grandchild, anil several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Brown was a member of the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Friday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev . Clyde Henderson officiating. Burial will be In Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call at . the funeral home at anytime. EUGENE COOMBS Coombs named Weather Local Bowling Two plead not guilty on charges in .court Mrs. Brown of Pomeroy dies Snow flurries early tonight and partial clearing later tonight. Lows will range from five above to five below zero. Cloudy and cold with highs In Eugene E. Coombs, a the teens. Probability of precipitation is 60 per cent nati_ve of Maine, has been today, 30 per cent tonight and ·employed as finance officer by the Gallia.Jacks9n·Metgs 10 per cent Friday. Community Health Center. Coombs will be responsible for the financial and ac· counting areas of the Center, This will be particularly evident as the Center SERVICE FRIDAY A New Year's service will becomes more independent in be held at 7:30p.m. Friday at its operation and especially the Pomeroy Wesleyan when day to day operations Holiness Church on Route move to the facility now 143. The Rev . Robert Wilson, under construction. Coombs retired from the U. district youth president of Charleston, and the Rev . S. Air Force in 1970. He was William H. Owen, district employed by Children's superintendent, will be the Hospital, Columbus, from speakers. The pastor, the 1970 to 1974; State of Ohio, Rev. Dewey King, Invites the Department of Public public. A revival will be held Welfare, 1974-1975, and Douglas at the church through next McDonnell week with services at 7:30 Automation, 1975-1976. A graduate of Franklin each evening and the Rev. University (1975), in Mr. Owen speaking. Columbus, with a degree in accounting, Coombs resides In Gallipolis with his wife, Lauretta, and five children. SERVICE SET A watch night service will be held at the Mt. Union Baptist Church near Car- CATS NOT WELCOME LANCASTER, Ohio (UP!) penter at 8 p.m. Friday. Fairfield County dog There will be a covered dish warden Richard Tesi says he dinner and singing by the won't accept any more cats. Gospel Tones Quartet. The Tesi said Wednesday that Rev. R. D. Brown, supply when he started at the job, pastor, and Joe Sayre, the dog pound was ·getting Sunday school superin- between 300 and 400 cats a tendent, invite the public to week. He reduced that by attend. accepting cats only on Thursdays. Tesi said he only has 17 cages at the pound, which was built in 1939, and just f'or f,', <'fl .loh doesn't have any more room. ADVANCE MADE ----State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson's office reported JOBLESS INCREASE today the, sixth advli'nee COLUMBUS (UP!) - Scat· distribution of 1978 s'tate tered lack-of-orde~s layoffs in motor vehicle registration the steel industry helped fees totaUng $2,002,676 to Ohio trigger a 43.1 per cent . counties, cities, townships Increase in the number of and villages. Gallla County jobless Ohioans filing initial received $2,812; . Meigs, claims for benefits under "$2,068. regular Ohio law last week. Albert G. Giles, administrator of . the Ohio Bureau of ·Employment Services, said Wednesday 28,664 individuals filed initial claims under state unemployment compensation laws. Color while, blue pin striping, blue viny l interior, AM radio, rear step bumper . ACE RECOVERY Retail $4,093.35 TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) Del. Plus Tax & Title ONLY State Trooper Gary Geisel of the Swanton pest won an ACE TRUCK HEADQUARTERS award, Wednesday l!fter helping round up a convoy of four stolen Corvettes near If you've already C10 Custom D here. made your party Stepside Picku ACE 's are awarded reservations for The troopers for receverlng large Meigs inn New Years numbers of stolen cars. Celebration, please The Corvettes were stolen pick up your tickets from Carl Schmidt Chevrolet now. early in the morning along with the keys to about 80 used cars on the lot. NEW 77 CHEVROLET Geisel saw the lead car on the Ohio Turnpike, followed it 6W PICKUP MEIGS INN into a service plaza and 6 cylinder engine, std. trans., 5 g 78x15 tires, called for help. Officers then 992-3629 back up lamps, . dual mirrors, AM radio waited for the other cars and painted rear bumper . List $4,466.25. ' made five arrests. Special Add Tax & Title Choice, Blue, green or white. to finance job at new· center Otild MEIGS THEATME CLOSED FOR VACATION WATCP. .FOR OPFNING DATE Two persons arrested In c;onnectlon with a breaking and entering of GilUngham's Drug Store on Second Ave. and Pine St. entered not guilty pleas this morning in Gallipolis Municipal Court. They appeared in special court session. Ronald Keith VanSickle, 18, Rt. 2, ·Gallipolis, pleaded not guilty to a charge of receiving stolen property valued .over •150. Judge RobertS. Betz.set bond at $7,500. Charles A. R. Kinder, 19, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, entered not guilty pleas to warrants charging criminal trespassing with Intent to commit a theft offense and obtaining dangerous drugs by committing a thrlt offense. Preliminary hearings were set for Tuesday, Jan. 4. Kinder's bonds were fixed at $7,500 on each charge. They were· represented by courtappointed counsel James Bennett. A 15-year old juvenile arrested with the Jlllir entered a guilty plea Wednesday afternoon in Gallia County Juvenile Court. He ·pleaded guilty to deliquent charges in that he did commit a theft offense and trespass at MADAME SHERIFF SAINT CLAIRS\IILLE, Ohio ( UPI) - Kathy Crumbley, who has been receiving widespread publicity lately, was sworn in Wednesday as Belmont County sheriff before a small crowd that gathered in the county courthouse. The 6-foot 275-pound former deputy sheriff, who becomes one of the first woman sheriffs in the country, said her election "represents a victory for women In law enforcement." INTEREST CUT CLEVELAND (UP!) Society National Bank an· nounced Wednesday it will lower interest rates on regular savings accounts to 4'h per cent from 5 per cent, effective Saturday. Euclid National Bank also has said it expects to lower its passbook rates today or Fri.day. Wednesday Etrly Birds Standings Dec. 22, 1976 End at First Hall King Builders 86 Royal Crown 86 Lighthouse Rest. 75 Ben Tom 72 Evelyn's Grocery 65 Shirley Kay ' s 24 Ind. High Series - Marlene Wilson 499, Jan Jenkins 448. Bess Hendricks 442. Ind. High Game - Marlene Wilson 211 . Jan Jenkins 189, Flossie Maxson 170. Gillingham Drug Store. · in Florida, has been sought In The youth was placed in the connection with two counts of custody of his father. His case breaking and entering at was transferred to his home Hannan Trace High School county, J>ickaway County. and Hannan Trace According to Investigative Elementary School last April reports, the drug store was 12. entered sornetlnle Monday night or early Tuesday SANFORD AND WIFE morning by knocking a hole LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP!) through a drywall covering a TWO QUIT Comedian Redd Foxx, 54, CO· COLUMBUS (UP!) - star of the "Sanfcrd and Son" small window In a restroom. Another small hole was made James F. Reece, 48 head of television series, took out a through a drywall partition the Ohio Division of license Wednesday to marry Securities and his top Yun Chi Chung, 34, a native of into a drug storage room. Approximately 4,500 pills inspector, James Maxwell Korea. · Jr., 52, have resigned. valued at $768 were taken. The marriag.plans were State Commerce Dire$)r not announced. ft will be the The trio was arrested J. Gordon Peltier returned third marriage fer Foxx and Tuesday evening by Gallla Tuesday fro'" a Florida the second for the bride, both County sheriff's deputies who vacation to accept the residents of Los Angeles. were called to the Neigh· resignations. borhood Rd. area to In· Peltier appointed James vestlgate a disturbance. HOUSTON (UPI) A large portion of the pills Hurd acting Chief of the Nebraska defensive (Darvon, Librlum, Mellarll, ~>ecurities division and flew coordinator Monte Klff~n Gerax and Valium) were back to Florida, aides confirmed Wednesday he has reported. recovered then. been offered a similar job Reece said he was under Lou Holtz at Arkansas. In a non-related case, extradition proceedings are res1gmng for •·•personal However, Kiffen said, "As centinulng in an effort to get reasons" but did not amplify of right now, I have no Chris Waugh, 19, Rt. 1, on the statement. Maxwell interest in Arkansas. I would Northup, back to Gallia said he resigned to permit the certainly have to think a long new division chief to name his time before making that kind County. own top inspector. · of move." Waugh, arrested recently Elberfelds In Pomeroy WE WIU CLOSE NEW YEAR'S EVE AT 5 P.M. BE SURE TO READ FRIDAY'S PAPER STOREWIDE JANUARY SALE STARTS MONDAY, JANUARY 3RD .AT 9:30 A.M. 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Pomeroy � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 30, 1976 brown shasteen