http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/661f62dc7b0d87ed066f23f64baaf33a.pdf 21cf2376a0727a3eb1235a099bf24f0c PDF Text Text - .. ~ ~, ,The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Nov, 22. t977 News •• in Briefs Tammy Miller (ConUnued from PIC• I) Administrative Services has been authortzed by the state Controlling Board to purchase an extra ~.000 tons of coal to have on hand in case of a prolonged coal strike. In approving the request Monday, the board added a requirement that purchases he restricted to Ohio coal .unless the department "after due diligence" .is unable. t~ fmd an adequate supply within the state. John K1g~r. ad~1;nstrator of state purchasing in the departrnenr, sa1d Oh1o s 26 ~tate institutions have stockpiled 140,000 tons, which he said Is enough w withstand only a 90-day coal strike . in council chair Tammy Miller , 15, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Willard E . Pomeroy, and president ol Explorer Law Enforcement Post 230 in Meigs County, has been elected Explorer chairperson ol !lie Tri.State Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. Exploring is a division of the Boy Scouts ol America with lo cal headquarters located at Huntington 1 W. Va. Exploring is under adult supervision, age group H years to 21 years ol age-,! Exploring is run by the youths who put emphasis on six experience areas, vocational, outdoor adventure, citizenship, social · service and personal fitness. Meigs County Post 2:Jo in Pomeroy is sponsored by the · ·Jo ;o.; K'ARSCHN1K of The Farmers Bank and Savings Co., left. and Mrs. Maxine riffit h of the Pomer oy National Bank, present checks from their respective banks to ''h; u·Ies Hamilton, president of the Meigs Athletic Boosters . The Boosters are sponsoring ci:e fourth an nual football games between Pomeroy and Middleport High Schools alumni to 1<'h<'IJ at 4 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day at the Meigs Stadium in Pomeroy. The money will be useU fl)r thL' ga me footballs . IIOSPITAL NEWS Hussein (ConUnUIICI fiun [)lge 1) chpatrick and da ughter, \' eter nns Memorial Hospital AD MI TT ED ~ William Wendall Grate, Chasily Gray, Watson, Reedsville ; Larry U.uise Green, Mason Grinun, Pa tterson , Jr ., Racine; Clark Ruby Harper , Elizabeth !hie . Racine ; Adeline Hicks, David Hill , Paula King, Clyde Law , Mrs . Hei lman , Pomeroy; George Lewi s and son , Adrienne French, Pomeroy; Rohert Miller, Jea n Moore, William Ca pehart , Shade; 'cllie Hanson, Middleport; Ella Mutzig, Anna Stephens, Rolland Smith, Middleport. Carla Tobert, Cynthia Whitt , DISCHAHGED - Daniel . Mrs. Robert Williams and Thomas , Lucy Spencer, son , Mrs. Ronnie Wolford and Jimmy Kil\g, Gladys son, Robert Yates , Sally Young. Nicholson . (Births Nov.%!) Mr. and Mrs . Ronald Horsley, a daughter, Holzer Medical Center Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. David 1Discharges Nov. 21) -·Shafer, son, Cr own City: Mr: · Jean Ca rtwr ight , Roger and Mrs. John Sheets, a son, Davis, _ Mrs. Leonard Fit· Pomeroy. since Israel was founded in 1948. "It 's very important not to let the momentum get lost ," one said. " We now have the best prospects lor peace in 30 years , but they must he nourished to overcome the doubters, the cynics and the opponents of peace. " At Ben Gurion Airport in Jerusalem and in other major Israeli centers , workmen began pulling down Egypt's falconcrested , red, white and bliack flags that highlighted the Sadat visit. Off came the 'huge 11 Welcome Sadat" signs that greeted the Egyptian leader and his entourage wherever they went . Israeli officials also attempted to shake oil the euphoria created by Sadat 's and assess its visit implications: shelter as the ·new storm Israel's Defense Minister brushed past the western . Ezer Weimlan said in a coast, floodin g parts of television interview : "This Is Kerala state , and roared something tremendous, a re· north. markable turning point." · The lull magnitude of the Officials expressed disaster that struck a 25(). satisfaction with the mutual, mile section ol the southern unwritten public pledge the coast over the weekend was two countries made to shun not irrunediately known. war . 14 We have decided no morewar between our nations,•• Begin said at the official residence of President Ephraim Katzir, with Sadat TAKENTOVMH at his side. seated The Pomeroy E·R Squad " We shall have no,. more answered a call tQ E. Main St., at 2:12 p.m . Monday lor wars," Sadat replied . He put Addie Heilman at the Victor forward two slogans for the Young residence . Mrs . future : " No war" and Heilman was taken to "Security for all the nations Veterans Memorial Hospital of the region ." Sadat, in a lreak with his where she was admitted. Arab allies , recognized Israe l' s right to exist , terminated the long-standing state ol war against the Jewish state and promised w guarantee its security. . Thousands die NEW DELHI, India (UPI) Rescue teams worked tm.lay to reac-h more than 100,000 people left homeless by the worst St1irm to hit India in more than 100 years - a devastating cyclone that killed more than 6,000 people a_nd. washed away scores of \'illages. Whil e the southe rn .st ate ol Andhra Pradesh w·as still r eellng from the cyclone and the st orm -spa wne d tidal '.l.·a ve that smashed the :;out hern coa.st over the wt :•KenJ . a nother cyclone ~ Indi<-1 's third in the past week threatened the coast north of Bntn bi.l y. "~""he Born bay weath er !n,reau re port ed '' g reat ·~1u:-m s1gn.:I!s": a nd warned coa sta t r ~s nl e nt s to seek - 6P€1D€L -Di.gitakWatch. The Weather Chance ofShowers tonight, low between 40 and 45 . Clearing, chance of showers Wednesday. High to upper 50s . Probability ol precipitation 50 percent today through Wednesday. You'll feel good getting one: You'll feel good giving one. EVERYBODY Shops the · WANT AD WAY Meigs Co unty Sheriff' s Department. Its institutional representative is ,Sheriff James J . Proffitt . Tammy, live other representatives and Post Advisor Deputy M. L. Hysell, went to the South Point Holiday Inn Nov . 19 and 20 to part.iripate in the first Expl orers Leadership Conference of the Tri-St ate Area Ccuncil. Training seminars were on pro gram planning, lund raising, motivation and 't recruiting . The hi ghlights ol the weekend were a disco· dance and campa ign and election of the Explorer Pr esident Ass ociati on chainnan . Post 230 made Jl tour of the Lawrence County • Sheriff 's De partm ent in Ironton on Sunday . Ftinds asked (ConUnued from Pl&e I) Verna Evans, now teaching in Ga!Upolis, was named to the high school English post. The rates of pay for non-teaching personnel substitutes were adjusted effective immediately . The changes are: bus drivers , $14 a day and $7 a balf day from $12 and $6; kindergarten and miniitg bus drivers to $3.50 from $3.02 an bour; cooks, $2.65 from $2.40 an hour ; custodians. $2 .75 fr om $2.50 an hour; secretaries, remaining at $2.77 an hour : mechanics remaining at $3.10 an hour ; aides, $2.50 an i hour from $2.25, and maintenance workers, remaining a t $2.95 an hour . Jim Sheets was named wrestling coach for the remainder of the year and it was agreed to create the position of assistant girls basketball coach at $500 a year and advertise the post. The budget for the girls athletic program was approved. First grade teachers at Rutland, Harrisonville, Middleport and Pomeroy were given one-half day professional leave to observe a reading project for first graders taking place in other schools and granted leaves of aboence were Mont Vance, bus driver, Nov. 21 to Dec. 2, and Verbna Douglas, cook, Nov. 21 to remainder of the semester or until she is able to return to work. The board agreed that the superintendent will carry out the same policies of the past in the work sch.edule of 12 month employes during holiday periods such as Christmas and New Year's. Dwight Goins, ~istrator assistant, discussed with the board the possibilities of purchasin g a modular building to be used for the oveffliii. ol students at the Salem Center School. A number ol such classrooms are available, having heen used at Xenia until schools were rebuilt following a wrnado. Goins and Supt. Charles Dowler were asked to investigate the availability and price of such a building . Goins also ouUined aspects of an environmental protection study at the Salem Center School where concentrated efforts have been made to conform to E .P.A. standards . A decision is expected soon from the E .P .A. The board approved the expenditure of $7,725.75 fr om the lunchroom fund for the district to receive some $30,900 worth of · new luncheoo equipment at various schools of the district through a state program and approved the attendance of the Meigs Local bus drivers team to the bus rodeo at Hocking Tech. Donna Daniels placed sixth and will he taking part in regional competition and the Meigs team placed third. The drivers were a ccompanied by Goins who was commended for his interest. A THREATENED GENERAL STRIKE AT THE SOUTHERN Ohio Correction Facility at Lucasville never materialized Monday. A letter from a group calling itself the " Nov. 21st steering committee' ' wa s delivered !0 , ~he Cincinnati Post last week saying a •:general wildcat strike to protest conditions at Lucasville would be called for M~n da~ . But superintendent Arnold Jago said, "Everythmg IS normal here . Nothing out of the ordioory ," • Ben Rife was employed as a custodian for the remainder of the school year and the status of the Rutland gymnasium was discussed. Goins reported that it cost the board approximately $1,600 to heat the gymnasium last year. There bave been several requests for use of the building Including the use of the structure for housing some of the trucks of the Rutland Fire Department. The board wak no action stating that it Is hoped that the building can be ~d as an educational facility. Mary V. Price, district nurse, was authorized to attend a hearing workshop in Logan and George Glaze to proceed w establish safety patrols at the Bradbury and Middleport Elementary Schools in cooperation with the building !"'i!lcipals. High School Principal James Diehl was given pennlsaion to transfer ~!left by the class of 197'1 without designating for what it was expended into the general fund at the high school lor replacement ol a microphone a nd the purchase of a copying , machine. Morris outoined an in-service program to he held in the Meigs Local District Monday for staff members. On hand to address the staff during the morning hours will be Dr , Charles · Galloway, Ohio State University non-verbal communication specialist. Workshops will be held during the afternoon hours. The board agreed to provide additional pay for cooks at schools serving lreakfast based on the number of students served, Two parents were present to request relaxed bus discipline for rural students who have to spend much more time on school buses !ban others. Goins will study the r~:quest. Attending the meeting in the junior high building in Middleport were Dowler, Goins, Morris , of the central office ; board meinhers, Mrs. Sheets, Joe Sayre, Wendell Hoover , Dr, Keith Riggs and Virgil King; board memher elect, Carol Pierce ; Charles Downie and Rita Slavin of the teaching staff, and principals, James Diehl, John Mora and Robert Morris, The ooard conferred with Hershel McClure on his request for lease or purchase of a Sll)all piece of land behind his new drive-in restaurant on East Main St. , in Pomeroy, but took the matter under advisement . Juveniles Wild and woo.l y winter hit northent midwest and south GOESSLER'S JEWELRY \ STORE 992-2920 Pomeroy, 0. BAI<ER FURNITURE You' I I t ract it down much faster with a Middleport, Ohio WANT AD e Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, November. 23. 1977 • at y ~ ,.. t" # .. • <t" ... .. . .. , •• •• upright at a ' • • ' 89.90 1 Complele with D•· luxe 6 -pc. $at of At· t1chment1 · ELBERF IN POMEROY I "Don't pull out of the state of Ohio," the business leaders were told by White. "We'll take care of you. " White agreed that,with deregulation, modest growth in natural gas supplies . sbould continue well Into the next century. And check these other more-for-your-money features you get with HOME FURNISHINGS 1ST FLOOR OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 8 '·' FREMONT, OHIO - COLUMBIA GAS of Ohio Inc. Board Chairman Marvin E. White Tuesday night told industrialists from the northwestern section of the state not to leave because of anticipitted energy problems . White told the group that if some f<rm of deregulation is approved by Ccngress, the company's natural gas supplies should e<ceed demand by 1980. ) he looked over this year's colorful toys preparatory to making out that list lor Santa. This rocking horse was among the toys to catch Tommy 's eye. By UDlted Press International WASHINGTON - THE FARMER'S SHARE of the consumer food dollar, which has been declining steadily since 1973, is beading down again this year and may drop w a new record low within a few more years. An Agriculture Department food economics specialist, Henry Badger, said today while final estimates are not available, it appears likely the farm share willdropfrom 40 cents of the food d ollar in 1976 w between 38 and 39 cents this year. In 1978, Badger said, current forecasts of probable !arm and retail food prices suggest that the Iarmer's share figure will slip a little further, probably to around 38 cents . special price. •• o 4-WAY DIAL·A-NAP • CLEANS ALL CARPETS BEnER 1dju1t1 to 111 pile helghtl •.• low nap to Ihick 1h1g. • HUGE TOP-FILLING DISPOSABLE DUST BAG unob1trucled 1uctlon •• . nndi fewer big ch1ngea. • TRIPLE·CARE CLEANING POW· · ER with power-driven Dlilurbule· lor • that de,p-cleana, groom• carpale. • LIFETIME LUBRICATED MOTOR · • DUAL-ACTION EDGE KLEENER • carries strong aide auction up to Ihe baseboards. enttne • In Firteen Cents Vol. 28.• No. 156 '81 A 2.8 mile link of lour-lane limited access highway connecting US 33 with SR 7 at Five Points is in the five year plan ol the state's highwa~ system with construction tentatively proposed to begin in1981. That's the way Glenn Smith Gallipolis, district of engineer with the Depart· ment ol Transportation, described the department's plans for highway development In Meigs County to the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce folfowing lun~ cheon at . the Meigs Inn Tuesday. The project is pne ol 440 retaineq by the department statewide, down from 925, for which funds are expected to be available in the next five years. "The project from Rock Springs to Five Points is one we thought we could build," Smith· said. He said there will he a public meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 29 from I to 7 p.m. atthe Meigs County Museum. Smith urged all interested residents to come as the state wants the opinions ol people a bout the project. " We would like to listen to parking in. Pomeroy frum the people's thOughis what Dec. 19 through Dec . 23. they like and dislike," Smith The chamber agreed to said. furnish the meter hoods The proposed highway link which will allow two hour free will cost approximately $5 parking during th e week million. hefore Christmas. Merchants There are many surveys to are urged to d·i scourage be made in cl uding a employes parking in the free historical survey. Smith sa id spaces as the free parking is 70 percent ol the funding will to encourage shoppers. · be federa I money. The Pomeroy village . will connecting link to Five Points provide police to patrol the is expected to be part of a streets during the free ,plan to reroute US 33 later parking week. Bill Quickel from Five Points acros~ the will serve as chalnnan in southeastern underbelly ol covering the meters using . the county to Great Bend members ol DeMola y to where a new bridge to assist. Ravenswood, W. Va . already It was reported that is tmder c.onstruction. · Pomeroy firemen are Smith indicated SR 124 covering the new. Christmas around Rutland also is in the lights with tinsel. The . new planning stages. lights will be placed on Main Fred Crow, president, said Street and the old lights on in his opinion the proposed Second Street. The lights will project would be an im- be turned on Dec. 4. provement to the county. He The annual Chri stmas added that following the · parade will be Sunday, Dec. 4 public meeting on the 29th the at 2 p.m., assembling at the Chamber would consider old Pomeroy Junior Higti. endorsing the project. Meeting with t~e chamber were Mayor Clarence ·An· drews and councilman Lou Osborne t o talk about free meetmg, they were attacked bY mercenaries and English and Dutch. The Indians were ordered from the building and as they came forth they were shot down. The rest were burned alive in the building," Newell said. Dr. James Deetz, an an. thropology professor at Brown University in Rhode · Island and visiting professor at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va ., said Thanksgiving began in 1621 at Plymoyth Plantation . That doesn't ji'lie with the the viewsofVirginiaits, including Gov. Mills E. Godwin Jr . They claim the first festival was on Dec. 4, 1619, at Virginia • s Berke I e y Plantation on the James River. The only massacres this Thanksgiving, however , could be on the football field . The Chicago Bears, eyeing the NFL playoffs alter an upset win over Minnesota, meet the Detroit Lions in Pontiac Mich . and the intense ;ivalry between the Washington Redskins and the St. Louis Cardinals will he renewed along ihe Mississippi riverfront. A half-million spectators are expected for the 45minute Thanksgiving Day liarade in Detroit. HU!Idreds of thousands will be out to view the Mary 's extravaganza in New York and millions more will watch it on television. And American service families around the world are expected w consume more than 2 million pounds of turkey slightly more than onepoa'md!oceachofthe 1.78 million so ldier s sailors airmen and Ma~ines ami their families. ' The Gold Star Christmas give-away will start the next day, on Dec. 5. It was pointed out that trash is being removed !rom the property owned by Amy King sla nd Jones. Mayor Andrews stated that th e village Christmas ,tr ee was to he put up Wednesday. Introduced were Maxine Grilfith of the Pomeroy National Bank and . Bill Nelson ol Smith Ne lson Motors. Attending were Cro w, ·smith , Bill Grueser. Stan Houdashelt, Jim Frecker, Ma xine Griffith, Dale Warner, Lou Osborne, Mayor Andrews, Bill Quickel, Blll Nelson, Phil Ke lly , Bill Mayer , VIrgil Teaford , Vernon Weber , John Anderson, Hank Cleland , Thereon Johnson, Joe Young , Leo Vaughan, Ted Reed , C. E. Blakes lee , BarbaraChapman, secreta r y, Beulah Jones and Katie Crow. Parade comes JN_;;;,,:,,,.,,,.:,., ,.:,T;;·:;·Ji;i;/;1 Than~sgiving Holiday: the greatest! Monday night TIME FOR TOYS - Christmas is com ing and fiveyear-<>ld Tommy Jaspars, Racine, son ol Nancy Jaspars, was having a ball at the toyland ol Stiffler' s in Pomeroy as ' 95 '64 only • 33-7 link .. •• ' .. • • .. .' ' ~ REG. ' See our inside pages for valuable notices . from ar~a .· business • places zn this annual Holiday Gift Guide - if· .. ... " ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY MODEL ' memories that will color all the coming Thanksgivings, particularly those ol our c hildren. It makes us pause to consider what kind of memories we are making for them, what kind of family life , what kind of attitude toward the world . We celebrate Thanksgiving in good and not so good ~ear'S'. In the latter, 'concern for what the future holds can cast a pall over the festivities. But there is always reassurance in the example ol the first Thanksgiving. It was festive, yes, but all the more meaningful because it was held In perilous times. The future was not at all certain for those pioneers .. in a harsh wilderness, and there was no guarantee that they would survive for another year. Yet a spirit of hope and confidence so infused that first Thanksgiving that it has reached down over the centuries to us. No sense of impending and Inevitable doom should sit a t America's Thanksgiving tables today . There is concern fat the futur e, of course, but along with that concern goes a determination to make sure there is a future for us and for our children. a HILOTEMPS NEW YORK (UPI) - The highesttemperature reported Monday to the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 90. degrees at McAllen, Texas . Today's low was 20 degrees below zero at Havre, Mont. , ' Thanksgiving· day is here again, which in itself is something to be thankful lor . It's a quiet, family day that centers about the traditional " groaning board ." It's an unhectic, unhurried day (except for those in the kitchen, but for most of the results are well worth it), a day that can he enjoyed lor itself alone. Sometime today, probably after we re treat from the scene of devastation wroug ht upon the turk ey or Ute ham or what have you, we'll take a lew moments to look back over the pa st year in a spirit ol thankfulness . We'll reflect on the good things that have come our way ; to us personally, to 0\!1' loved ones and to our fellow men at large. The disappointments , the frustrations, even the tragedies we may have known, will fade Into the background as we relax in a sense of gratitude just for the mere fa ct of being a live. · But Thanksgiving is more than a once-a-year review or balance sheet of the previous 1% months. It's a collection of memories of many other similar holidays. It 's the sum of all the Thanksgivings we have ever known . , Thinking on th is, we realize that today we are buildi n~ part of the COLUMBUS OHIO - PUBUSHER LARRY FLYNT, after having bee~ cooverted to Christianity, saye he will not close down his men's magazines because " pronography IS just a symptom of what 's wrong with our society, not the cause ." "You don't take the bottle from the alcoholic, you t.ake the r....~llltl!lllio-- • alcoholic from the bottle," said Flynt Monday in a n exclusive interview with SCPO-TV (Cincinnati ) newsman Larry Sellers. Flynt 's wife Althea said her husband has become a more TAMMY MILLER loving husblind, a better father and a more understanding boilS in the few days since his religious conversion at the hands of President Carter's sister , -1·... • Flynt, 41, U>ok the pulpit Sunday at the Braeswo.od Assembly of God Church in Houston with evangelist and fa1th healer Ruth ,Carter Stapleton. He promised to c hange the (ConUnued from page 1) format of his magazine !rom raunchy sex to healthy sex plus attempted t o enter the other topics. building by breaking out a " I will he making Jots of changes in the magazines ," he pane in the window ol a door said. "For instance, we are going to change " Asshole of the on the west . side ol the ·<Month' to "Hypocrite of the Month ' and use a turkey lor the building. This lime the hol e symbol." broken in the glass wa s too high for them to reach in to unlock the door. The inciden~ is still under in ve~tigation. Th~ juveniles were turned over to the parents. Charges are pending in J uvenilC Court. Sheriff's office has received a repOrt that be. tween 8 :30 and 9 p.m. Sunday someone shot through the Mrs . Highey said . UDlted Press Intertllltioaal A Wyoming Highway .side window of the Hiland Blizzar\ls paralyzed parts Church. The complainant of the northern Rockies and Patrol dispatcher described a advised that had people been upper Midwest and drenching trail ol abandoned trucks sitting ir1 the seats lor ser· rains soaked wide sections of al ong Interstate 80, between vices they would have likel y the South Monday as the Laramie a nd Rock Springs . been struck. ''ll one were able ' to get weather held a wintry grip on Monday evening deputies ·most of the· nation . through, one would be a ble to investigated deer acci.dent see ghosts oll8-wheelers," he " It was horrible, just plain on SR 7 just north of Chester . old horrible.l've never in my said. Donna J . Powell, Rt. 2, li!e seen anything like It The blizzard was due to Pomeroy, was trave ling and l was in the blizzard ol blow out ol the northern south on Rt. 7 when a buc.k '49," said Betty Higbey ol Midwest and inw the Hudson that ran into the side of her Evanst on, Bay area ol Canada, the Wy o., who ca r was killed . There were no referred to an Oklahoma National Weather Service injuries, but only slight blizzard 28 years ago. predicted . In its wake, snow damage to her car. was piled 17 inches deep at Mrs . Highey was caught Bemidji, Minn. and , Fargo , a long with hundreds of N.D. Drifts were as high as 5 motorist s on Wyoming feet. highways, where the blizzard Winds clocked at 00.'10 mph stretched the normal threeacross the western blew hour drive from Cheyenne to Great Lakes, forcing traffic BANK ROBBED Rawlins to a seven-hour SOUTH EUCLID, Ohio journey. · Vehicles were curbo; on the iknile Mackinac (UPI) - An undetennined strewn along a 21-mile .Bridge across the Straits ol amount of . cash was taken stretch east of Rawlins . Mackinac hetwl'en upper and l'Y!onday from a National City Trucks were jackknifed and Lower Michi gan. Temperatures plwnmeted turned on their· sideS.Bank ol Cleveland branch by " lt blew one big camper off w '!:/ below zero in Wyoming a gurunan who lired at the fl oor and demanded cash the road and turned it about and Montana and below zero from three tellers , then half way over . I couldn 't even in Nebraska Monday. The pistol-whipped one of them count the nwnber of semi's cold fanned out across most before fleeing, police said. turned over on ·their sides," of the upper two thirds of the nation. • The, S peidel Digital Watch is an extra special gift. Because it's not just a gift of time. it's an elegant gift of jewelry too. Shaping of the future out of the past PITTSBuRGH - THE STEEL · INDUSTRY is waging a campaign against cheap foreign steel imported into. the United States but is buying !<reign coal at below domestic ·prices to protect itself in the event of a nationwide coal strike. With the United Mine Workers Ullion and tile Bituminous Coal Operawrs Association bargaining to replace a wage contract that expires Dec. 6, major steelmakers admit to buying foceign and domestic' coal and its byproduct, coke, w safeguard operations. Both cilal and coke are essential to the steel making ·process. "We're not considering a strike a foregone conclusion , but , oo the other hand, you have to protect yoursell," said a spokesman for U. S. Steel Corp. ' By ANDREW A. YEMMA United Press International A Briton newly arrived in thi ~ country described Thanksgivirig this way: "America has come up with the greatest holiday ever invented by man - you don't have to go to church or anything. You just stay home and eat ." Mo~e than. 200 million Amencans Will be able to choose Thursday from an estimated 138 million turkeys - the second largest crop in the nation's history -and a televisio~ diet of parades and football w honor the great American holiday . Thai is, il it really is an American holiday. Some revisionists doubt it. .Dr . Donald Scheick of Indiana State Umvers1ty clatms thanksgivings we re celebrated by the ancient Egyptians, Mesopotamians and Greeks. The America n Thanksgiving trappings are myths based on folklore rather than fact, he said . " There is no recorded evidence that the colonists even wak time out w say a prayer," Shieck said. But not to be turkey day's version of Scrooge, he said our Thanksgiving " ls symbolic of some things in American history we think areveryimportantandworth preserving and being thankful for." Gloomier yet i&the version espoused by 84-year-old Maine anthropologist William B. Newell. Il:e said the first Thanksgiving was a celebration of the massacre of 700 Indian men, women and children holding their annual green .corn dance in Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1637. "Gathered in this place of Flynt ·to hustle for the Lord 'Christ may 'have come into Althea, that "92 percent of tlle Lord ." your life but $20 millon just the people , according to a Flynt appeared in a taped walked out.'" recent Harris poll helieve in interview with Tom Brokaw Mrs. Stapleton said she had God and . only 25 percent on NBC's Today Show with Ruth Carter· Stapleton, talked to her brother and told · believe In porngraphy. I told President Carter's evanglist him not to worry about her her I have been selling the relationship with Flynt. '\Vfong thing." sister. " I called him and said I · Mrs. Stapleton recalled the Flynt appeared twice at :;:;:;:;:;·:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;::::::::::::: religious rallys in Texas with .know you are reading all ftrst time she had met Flynt WASffiNGTON - IF THE. NATION'S SOFT coal miners · Mrs. Staplewn and said when kinds of things," she said. "I ·earlier this fall. Strike next mooth, United Mine Workers President Arnold HOLIDAY FOR US he · returned · home to said Ji!"my don ' t worry " The first time that we Ohio Valley Publlshillg Miller sars union health and death benefits will halt Col\lffibus, Ohio, he told his about what you read in the talked we met at an airport," frnmediaiely and pension payments . ·will be reduced in Cu. newspapers will nut be · wife of his change. newspapers, . what you read she said. "I thought a parade January. Nevertheless, Miller said Tuesday, th.e UMW would published Thursday, of nude women were going to "I started talking to her," about Larry : Thanksgiving Day, su that not reduce its wage contract demands. The old contract "He just laughed and said I come off the plane. Larry got he said. "I wid her I have got expll]es Dec. 6. . empluyes· may jnin their w completel,y change the am not the ieast bit worried in the ca r , talking and Il:e warned· the Bituminous Coal Operators of Am~rica not families over the holiday. magazine and everytthing and I don't really believe chatting. We went to a w believe that his announcement "pt•ts unbearable pressure" Publlcatlnn · wlll be 1 about it. Christ has come into everything I read in the country club to dinner." oo the union . "It will not make us knucl<le under to the BCOA ," resumed Friday. my life. Her eyes got about . newspapers,u she said. She said she began talking Miller said. · ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::; :;:;:;:;: :: :~::::::::::::::;:::::;:::; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; Flynt said Jle told his wife . that big around and she said, Continued on A· 6 NEW YORK (UPI) Hustler Magazine Publli>her Larry Flynt, claimed today he is "a completely new person " since · 11Christ has come into my life" and instead of ''hustling sex we are going to be hustling for Plans for the annual Christ· Middleport. mas parad e to be held New officers elected during Monday night and election of the meeting presided over by new officers highlighted a Emerson Heighton were meeting of the Middleport George Inge ls , pre$ldent; Baker, vice Chamher of Commerce at the Edison Meigs Inn Tuesday night .. president; Edna Wlliti>n1 The parade, headed by secretary, and Alwllda George Ingels and Mick Werner, treasurer . It was Childs,' will start at Gateway agreed to send a letter of at 6:30 p.m . and move prot est to the coal loading through the business section . facilities at Clifton, W. Va ., to Along the parade route, the Atmy Corps of Engineers Santa will throw candy to at Huntington. children and· will be at the Attending were Mr. and CitiZens National Bank drive- Mrs. Don Wilson, Mr. and through area following the Mrs .. Dale Dutton. Mr. and parade to give more candy to Mrs . Edison Baker. Gill children. Santa will also be on Moore, Ann McCoy, Dave the streets of the business Buskirk, Joe McConahy, Mr. section Saturday afternoons and Mrs. Mannlng Kloes, Mr. and evenings beginning Dec . and Mrs. Dan Riggs , Mr. and 16 when merchants will begin Mrs. Emerson Heighton and remaining open until 8 each George Ingels. evening . On the night of the parade Middleport merchants will be staging speCial sa les to be .known as "Santa's Moonlight Sale." Cloudy tonight with Edison Baker w11l confer showers likely. Low in the with council on the freeing of . lower 40s. Cloudy Thu~sday, parking meters in Middleport high n.ear. 60. Probability of lor the Christmas shopping prec1p1tat1on 60 pet. today seaso n. Fifty-three mer- andtomght, 20 pet. Thursday . chants ha ve made co ntributions to the annual Chri s tma s promotion , however this year business houses will offer their own promo tions including the awarding of gifts. Joe McConahy ol WMPO and David Buskirk of The Daily Sentinel prese nted their advertising programs for the holiday season · an~ McConahy announced that the parade on Monday night will be broadcast. Welcomed as new members were Gill Moore a nd Ann McCoy, of Gillian's, a new business in Weather DAYS TO CHRISTMAS ·' �IJearings Will begin A-3- The Dully Sentmel , Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday. Nov · 23 , 1977 Meigs basketball opens Friday against Vikings December 4 ~ prehea r ing co nrerence to determine the number and nrder or witnesses and to est<~ bl ish pr oced ures for presentation of the testimony, the PUCO said. After the cooference, the bearing will be adjourned unti l Jan . 9 when testimony will be taken and e\odence presented . sai d the PUCO. In setting the hearing date, U1e Commission cauiioned the pa rties in the Ci:jse to ass1st in U1c deve lopment of a fu ll record by responding to winter 's energy cr isis . The first day of the requests for information and hearings will be taken up by a data .as qu ickly as possible. COI.UMBUS i UPII - The Public Utilities Co mmission uf Ohin t0day set Dec. 14 for the be~inning or hearings mto a r <>mplai)lt filed by Ohio Attorney General Wilham J . Brown against Col umbiH Gas of Ohiu , Columbi a Tr a nsmi ssion Cor p. and Columbia LNG Corp. Brnwn filed the ~om plaint agai nst t he Colu mbia sys tems firm s in April, alleging Inismanagenlent of gas s uppli e~ du ring last CHARLES HAMILTON, left, president of the Meigs Local Athletic Boosters, and Edward Durst, represen ting the Citizens Na tiona l Bank of Middleport, check out four trophies to be awarded at the Pomeroy.Middleport alumni football game at 4 p.m. Thursday at the Meigs Stadium in Pomeroy. The trophies will be awarded to the best defensive players on each team. TI1e Citizens National Bank and the Athens County Meigs Branch Savmgs and Loan provided the trophies. · . " ' ' DOORS 1:\ TOWN - Meigs Hi gh studenl.'ia s part nf an art prnj<ocl railed .. walk ab<>ut .. under the supenision of Chri&tie Burson. a student at O.U. pa inted mura ls nn the ga rage doors of :\.-Irs. Anna Hlldore, Syracuse. Shown by the murals are fn •nt. l.r , Julie Byer, Pam C. lees and Jana Burson: bark, Lon Wn0d and Chr istie. ~l OST A TTR.~CT I\' E (7-4). B ir m ingham , Ala ., 8 p.m . Bowl lineups for 1977 College Footba l l Bowls Uni ted Pres s Internationa l All T im es EST Dec . 17 Independence Bowl LOUI SV i lle Dec . 3 M E AC l OU ISi ana CI AA Cha m pionlfl i p, R ichmo11 d . Va Amos A l-onzo Stagg Bowl I N CAA Dili' Ill c ham pwnshi p L Pheni:~< City, A la . Dec . 10 Pioneer Bow l ( NCAA Oiv I I W i c hi ta c ha m p ion s hip) , Fa l ls. Te x. {7- 3- 1) T ech Dec . 23 Tangerine Bow l - F lor ida Sta te [8. 1) vs . Tex as Tech (7 2). Orl ando, Fl a., 8 p.m . VS. (6 -1- 2), ShrevepOrt , La ., 2: 30p .m . Dec. 19 Lil?e r ~'t Car ol i na Bow l (8-2-1) Nor t h Dec . 25 F ies ta Bowl Color.a do Sta te (8-2-1} or Arizon a Sta te IS·l l vs. Penn State (9 1). Tempe , Ar iz ., d p.m . Dec . 30 vs . Oklahoma 19-l ) or Nebr as ka (8-2), M em phis , Tenn ., 8 p.m . Dec. 22 Ha l l of Fa me Classic --/ Mar y land (7-.s ) vs M innesota Gat or Bow l - (a. l. l) ys . Jil cksonVille, ~ ACE HARDWARE TOYLAND. .s !....<t ~ 'IJ. i. .,. t'i ~. _J t;; j 1: 11 ~- ~ 'Y 1 10.99 M GAMES 9 p.m. Mon tgom er y. Dec. 31 B ow l ~ ! ~ Nor t h CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 West Main c._ Carolma State (? -.s ) vs . Iowa Stale (8-3), At lanta , 12 noon . Sun Bow l, El Pas o, Te)( . Slanford ( 8 3) vs . Louisi ana Sta te 16·31. 12 : JO p m. Bluebonnet Bowl - Te)(as ( 10-0 ) or Te x as A&M (7- 2) vs Southe r n Ca li for nia (6-4) or Wash ington (7 4), Hous ton , 8 (9: 1) vs. O~lahol)1 a (9-1) or Nebras ka ~ S - 2), M iam i. 8 p m. Jan . 7 Hula Bowl All Star Game, HonOlulu . • ~~~ Ja~ . 8 Freed om F ootb~l l n ., ssic Pomeroy. Fri . & Sat. Evening 7:30P. M. Sunday Mo rning 10 : 00 A. M. A II.Star Game . New Or lea ns. Am er ic an Canad ian Bowl All -StaL Gam e , Tampa, Fl a. Jan . 14 Ja pa n Bowl A ll -Star Game, Speaker, Carson Patterson of Jackson , Mic higan PUBLIC INVITED Tokyo. p.m. East -West Shri ne Al l -Star Game, Pal o Alto, Cal if. Jan . 2 Co tton Bowl - Te)( as ( 10-0 ) or Tex as A&M (7-2) vs. Not re Dame (9- 1). Dallas, 2 p.m . Sugar Bowl - Alabama ( ~ 1) vs . Otl io State (9-2), New Or leans, 2 p .m . Rose Bowl - M ich iga n ( 10-. 1) vs . UC LA (I . J) LawrenceE.Lamb,M.o. Nabonal adverti.s lng representative Ward - Gnffith Company , Inc Bottine lli and Gallagher Div ., i:JT. ,Third Ave ., Ne w York. N.Y. 1001 7. Sub6c riplloo rates De hvered by · •carrier where :ivaUable 7$ .cents per wtek. By Motor Rout.e whe re ca rri~r ~rv~ not availabl e, On~ month. 13 .~ . Hy mall u1 Ohio and W. v .... Qfle Year , 122.00: Slll .months , Sl UO; Three month s. Elsewhere $26.00 year;, SIX Ul ,50 :. Thref' rflOIHhs, SUbscription prtce mcludes rtmmentinel 17.00 : ftlonths I UO . Slfild.ay Two Hour Classes co -vered Cherries , coconut bon. bons and take it all home with you. Phone Diana Bogg s 446· 7903 - $2 .5 Si gn ed AI~ JI( · PRINTED PAITERNS COMMERCIAL CARPET Values To $4.95 $3~yd. ROOM SIZE $3~~ yd. Values To $7,. 95 . Values To $10.?5 $300 sq. yd.. REMN~NTS..... ........ . .. . . . .... .. ...... .. .. . RUBBER BACK sHAG Vaiues To $6 .95 $402, ROLL yd. CANDY STRIPE Values To $5.95 $2~yd. $279 1-2 PC. UVING ROOM SUITE ...............~~~·.~~~~:~ ... SPECIAL BREAKFAST SET REG . noo $12goo 1-3 WHITE PROVINCIAL BR. SUITE REG. $450 EVERYTHING MUST GO FIRST COME· FIRST SOLDI SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING RACINE CARPET SHOP THIRD ST. RACINE, OHIO 76ers lOS, Ruckets 99 : Doug Collins fired in 27 points a nd George McGinnis added 24 as Philadelphia won its fifth straight. The 76ers now lead the Atlantic Division by one game. Calvin Murphy paced Houston with 24 points. Bu(ks 109, Warriors 88: Brian Winters tossed in 22 points 'to carry Milwaukee over Golden State . Dave Meyers ad<ted 17 points and Marques Johnson 16 as the Bucks snapped a four-game home losing streak. Robert Parish had 19 and Rick Barry 18 for the Warriors. Jazz 123, Pacers 108: Pete Marovich scored 34 points and Truck Robinson totaled 28 points and 22 rebounds to give New Orleans its third consecutive victory . Adrian Dantley finished wi¢ 29 poinl.'i for Indiana. Suns 118, Lakers 107 : Rookie Walter Davis scored a career-high 34 points as Phoenix bumped Los Angeles. Paul Wes tphal added 26 points lor the SUns, while rookie James Edwards had 29 and Earl Tatwn had 22 for the Lakers. POLLY·s POINTERS Polly Cramer "" Gr am mas as th ird ba se coa ch. , Ch1 cag o Cubs - Signed C.B _ __:::.__...:":__ _,.,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Da v 1s as dir ec tor ot pla ye r r ep lac ing John Don 't wash crinoline DEAR POLLY - When a POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - I washed recipe calls for chopped nuts use the hanuner from your Edd ie John son to a f i ve -ye ar and dried two cloth purses con tra c t . but when I took them out of tool box instead of the rolling San Antonio - Placed center pin. Place nuts on waxed Tile Athens County J im Eak ins on wai ver s. An - the dryer, which was just as Saivings & Lo•n Co. paper, fold over one side to noun ced ' that free agent guard soon as it stopped, they were Dennis Layton wou ld be s ign ed. lull of wrinkles. I tried iron· 2" Second St. cover nuts and hammer Football · Pvmtroy, Ohlo away.M.C.R. ing' them but the wrinkles St . Louis - Signed safel y Bi ll Bradley and c o r n e r b ·a c k would not come out. What can DEAR POLLY - When Rod hey Colber t , bot h f r ee I do to get them out' - . neckties are hanging on a agen ts, to contr a ct. cdat hanger keep them from Toronto (CFL) ·- Releas ed JACKIEJ . _.., placekicker Zenon Andusyshyn, sliding off by clipping each tie DEAR JACKIE Were for m prly of UCLA . your purses supposed to be with a larger paper clip and washed ? II they have stiffen· find they stay in place ~nd you will be saved the cost of ing of and any .sort between the · buying a tie rack. lining the outside I feel When putting new shower sure It is the trouble maker. Thanks To The Voters of Crinoline or any sort ·of s: •I· curtains Qn the rod sprinkle fening will dry very wrinkled some talcum powder on the Orange Township unless smoothec out or e.ven rod and the plastic curtain ironed before it dries . Deep wi )I slide very easily. For Your Vote and Support In . stiff wrinkles inside would JULIE. DEAR POLLY ·· My cause the outer cover to also the Nov. 8th Election Pointer is for those who enjoy wrinkle.- POLLY. doing needlepoint and like to bEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with those always in· make things a bit out of the distinct and unreadable cash ordinary. There is no more ORANGE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE register slips we get at 'the delightful reminder of a trip Pd . Pol . Adv . super-market and even than a pillow made with the names of places you have department stores. - ANN. been and the dates. I have done one as a teminder of a trip to Disney World and another of a Las Vegas trip. I am even going back as far as our honeymoon. The colors of the various states can be worked into the design or the colors could be those that would look well in your living room. It is also a nice way to use a lot of that leftover work MUD & SNOW TIRES that needlepointers ac· cwnulate. When you bave all SPECtAL BUY you want or need think about doing one for that friend who has everything or for a grand-· mother with aU 'her grand· children's names and bir· FUll 4 PLY \hdays, the same for a mother with her children's NYLON names and dates or her anniversary dates. A friend BLACKWALL might like one that you have had a group of her close Plus F.E.T. of 12.37 triends . autograph, in their own handwriting, but l!Sing your own marker pen that Is wateroroof and made for. use ,. on neddlepoint canvas. I have a pinched nerve in each' wrist . ·--' but never stor; doing needleiJ • • ' tKJ pom. ~ . .·B .· DEAR K.J.B. - I did a similar thing by using the names of the members of a son's family and even their pets but all fitting in squares to make a crossword puzzle. They are fun to work out and If there are too many blank blocks fill in with tiny flowers. - POLLY. Plus F~E.T. of 12.01 Polly will send you one of her signed tl)ank-you newspaper coupon clippers If PRICES GOOD THRU NOV. 30, 1977 she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or PJ;oblem in her column. Write POLLY'S POINTERS in care of this newspaper. NCING •1.50 PER TIRE Norman 0. Weber You ' ll make over a dozen candles ; Ci nci nnat i at •••JIII••••••••a::: .,•••••••• •s.oo d_ i fferent chocol 'a te es timat ed _ ____ 1-7 Pc . CANDY CLASSES contr act m ill ion . Co x, who was named ass ,stanl to Bob Ke nnedy. vice pres ident in c ha rQl' o t ba se ball · ope r a · tions . Basketball Sign ed g uar d A tlanta by The ~umero}' , Ohio one. ~'ortunate ly, it came By FRED LIEF right back to me and I laid it UPI Sports Writer Bobby Jones' three-point in and then got fouled ." Bobby Wilkerson then play in the la st mi nute Tue sday ni ght gave the added six straight points as Denver Nuggets, which leads Washington bit the bullet. Dan Issei had 26 points and the Midwest Division with a 12-5 record, a 119-114 victory David Thompson added 24 lor 60 over the Washington Bullets, the Nuggets. Denver has now for their seventh straight won four of five on the road, which is no small feat in the WHA Standings triumph . , By United Pr e ss Internat ional With 32 secorids remaining NBA. Washin gton , their four· ~ ew Engl and ~ L? ~- Pt;r. and Denver up, 110--109 ~ the 6game winnin g streak Winn lpeg 12 1 1 25 foot.·9 Jones tried to draw a Queb ec 10 7 1 2l foul on Washington 's Elvin snapped, was led by Bob Edmon ton , 8 9 1 17 Dandridge with 29 points and Hous ton 6 9 o 12 Hayes. Jones, who finished l nd i a n apo~i s s 9 2 12 with 18 points, was looking for Mitch Kupchak with 19. 4 10 2 10 a whistle but it didn't come . Elsewhere in the NBA , Bir m ing ham Cinc innat i <1 11 0 8 Buffalo clipped New York, He then took the rebound on Tuesday 's Resu lts Qu ebec S. New England 4 hi s own sh ot a nd tn'ed agam · . 102·101, Philad e l phia Edmonton 4. Winn ipeg 2 Wednesday 's Games But this time it was defeated Houston, 105·99, Milwaukee whipped Golden Quebec at Cincinnali altogether dlHerent. Birm ingha m at Houston f Ind ianapo lis at New Eng " My only re ason or State, 1(19.$, New Orleans Thursday ' s Games . throwing that first shot Up downed Indiana, 123-108, and Cincl at B i r m i ngham ·~· was to ·draw the foul ," sa id Phoenix stopped Los Angeles, dmont on at lndpl s , .E_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,., Jones. "But they ~idn ' t call llll-IQ7. Braves 102, Kni ck~ 101: Randy Smith scored 26 points - including a jumper with three seconds remaining - to send Buffalo past New • York . The Braves were sparked by Billy Knight 's 34 points. Bob McAdoo topped the Knicks with 36 poi nts Sporrs Tran sactions while Lonnie Shelton had 17. By Uni t ed Press International · Tuesday 1 7 12 Pet . per year on a Baseball 4 year certificate of Allan! <! - Si gned Bobb y Co)( to a two year contr ac l as deposit. manag er . $5,000.00 New Yor ~<, Ya n k.ets ...- Signed minimum r 1gh t handed r eliey""er Rich Gos deposit. sage of Pitt sburg h .to a six ye ar Ft Recovery 75F t Lora mie 6 1 Houston 55 Ru ssi a 51 Indian Lake 67 River si de 45 Jackson Cen ter 73 Fa irla w n 70 Mississl nawa Va l ley 56 Un ion City I indl 47 National Tr a it 49 F r ank lin Monroe 47 Perrysburg 62 Oreg on St r i tch develoPment , By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I have been told I have high blood pressure. I am taking a mild medication. I exercise. ~ am about eight to· 10 pounds, overweight. and seem to have no particular stress i,n my life. I'm 58 , and 'flY blood pressure has been 170 over 100. Some have mentioned that it might be caused by drinking nothing but com· mercially softened ·water at home. Could the salt in this contribute enough salt to my system to be a problem' · DEAR READER - Your blood pressure is not alarm· ing, but statistics do show . that low nonnal readings are associated with a lower in· cidence of heart attacks, strokes and other problems associated with disease of the arteries. It will help you if . you can regulate your life to have a more nonnal reading. The first orde r of business is to get rid of every poWJd of · fat you can. Keep your exer· cise program going , and cut down on your salt. There are differences in Otuo VaUey PubUshing Compoan y-M ultuned t.a , Inc ... 111 Court St., Pomt> roy, Oh.J.o -4S769. Business OW~ Phone 9!1'2- 21:ii. f..dlt onal Phone 992-21$i . Second class postage paid at Nuggets ·win 7th :straight A 'subslontloi penolty 1• Invoked on on cortlftcote accounts wltndrlwrt prior to lht dolo of moturlty. water problem? ,. Blood Pressure, to give you more information on what you should be doing . Others who want this information can send 50 cents with a long, stamped, self·addressed envelope for it to me. in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1501, Radio City Station, New York, NY 100]9. DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband is in his late 40s. He is a big eater, but does hea·vy physical labor, so usually uses up the energy from his big meal. ,, He eats no breakfast, has a light lunch, and a big dinner. He doesn't have much indigestion except during the night - two nights in a row this week, he got up quickly to vomit, and had a lot of acidi· ty. He says he's not sick. About a year ago, he had bleeding from his bowels, it stopped but came baok once. What do you think causes the vOmiting ? DEAR READER - Anyone who ha s unexplained vomitinq must have a medical examination. There is no other way to find out the cause and it can be a symptom of an important il lness. water softeners, but some dd increase the salt (sodium ) He could have a haital hernia content in the water. In addi· with food regurgitating back tion, some scientists studying into his lower esophagus after heart disease have claimed that heavy evening meal. He could have an ulcer or that soft water in the pipes an obstruction of the outlet of dissolves out heavy m~tals that are toxic to the kidneys the stomach. He could even and may lead to high blood have a malignan.cy. I hate to alann you, but you simply pressure. cannot ignore that kind of If you want soft water for ,drinking purposes, why don't history. While waiting to see you just get bottled distilled the doctor, I think you should water. I would suspect the have him change his eating mild medicines you are habits and eat a normal receiving help eliminate si;U breakfast, a reaso nable lunch, and a very light even· from your body. ~ I am sending you The ing meal at least three hours before he goes to bed. He Health Letter number 1~ , should stop coffee, cigarettes and alcohol if he uses these, BUT he simply must see a doctor . TilE OA.ILYSENTINEL I · niight add for other DE\'QTEDTOTHE INTERFSTOF readers that unexplained MEIGS-MASON ARF..A bleedinc from bowels is often CHESTERL. TANNEHlU. Extt. Ed. hemrnorrhoids , but it can ROBERT HOEFLICH also be cancer and should Cit)' EdJt!) r PubliJ hed da 1l7 except Saturday never be neglected. o. Ohio High School Basketball Results United Press International Bethel 108 Tipp Cit y 69 Botklns 80 Anna 70 Kennedy. All are from last season 's reserve squad. A look at the Marauder roster immediately reveals one probable weakness on this year's club - a disadvantage of height. . ' Only Stanley and Diaz reach 6'1". Meigs is relatively inexperienced, but those coming up from the reserves could help If they adjum to varsity play well. Coach Logan says that a few games under their belts will make a big difference in the club's perfortruince . . One strength that might give the Meigs opponents fits is the fact that overall the team possesses quickness. This will allow the Marauders to employ a pressing defense . Logan won't decide on the live starters until much later in the week, due to the short length of practice time the football players have had. Vinton is a team that will start the same five they did most r of last year. Patterson and Prater are tllugh on' the boards to go along with their good shooting. Wallace i~ the controlling guard and he can give any team fits with his outside shooting. 1\vo years ago VInton's reserve team went undefeated IS. o; and many of that team saw some starting action laSt year. Opening last season, Meigs dropped a 60-51 decision, but later recovery from injury, we'll ln tbe season they downed the· Vikings at Vinton as the By DAVID MOFFIT have better pitching next Marauders sank eight of eight free throws in the last two UPI Sports Writer ATLANTA (UPI) - Bobby year." . minutes. But Cox said he didn't know Cox says he doesn't know The VIkings like to run and they're very physical under where his predecessor, Dave how ·much help the Braves the boards, VInton plays at Alexander on Friday and will have Bri&ol went wrong , but the could expect from Andy Mes- that one game under their belt when they come ID Morrison new manager of the long- sersmith, the $1 mUlion free Gymnasimn Saturday. It's a whole new season and fans will stumbling Atlanta Braves is asent who has been plagued bave their first look ~t tbe Marauders this Saturday. Reserve flashing the same shiny by injuries since joining the game begins at 6:30. Following is a Meigs roster : confidence Bristol displayed Braves in 1976. " We won't VARSITY ROSTER before he was done in by two know until we get into the NAME Home Away Ht. , Yr. straight last·place finishes. season.'' KeMyYoung 4 5 5-11 12 And General Manager Bill Chuck Follrod After signing a two.yoar 14 IS tHl 12 contract with the Braves Lucas and O\VIler Ted Turner Brent Stanley 42 43 6-1 12 Tuesday, Cox said,"I hope to made it pretty clear that Cox Ray Andrews 24 25 tHl 11 work hard as I can without can't expect any help from Greg Becller 12 13 5-11 11 pu ttin g pressure on the this year's free-agent draft . Dave Blake 40 41 tHl 11 "Quite frankly," said Tim Coats players. Although this is my 10 11 5-10 12 fir&! time to manage in the I.AJcas. "I don't think we are Tom Hawley 32 33 tHl II majoc leagues, I think I can going to sign any free agenP~. Gene Halley 20 21 5-10 12 handle.ballplayers just like I Tl)e price is too high. " Bill Elkins 30 31 5-7 11 "That'~ right," said Chuck Kennedy did iri the minor lea'gues. 22 23 5-10 11 Here or there, it 's still a TUrner. "We lost close to $2 Rndolfo l>iaz 34 35 6-1 12 million last year. We're not young man's game." RESERVE ROSTER able ID compete (in the draft) Bill O'Brien The only crack in Cox's 12 13 5-10 11 confidence -came when the against the big city teams. Chris Yeager 5-11 11 40 41 subject got around Ill Sraves' -That's an economic fact of Dan Thomas 5-10 10 14 15 pitching, worm in the majors life." 10 5-10 10 11 Dan Carman Cox, who spent the past 10 Rick Blaettnar fH) this past season with a 4.85 10 34 35 years with the New York Don Icenhower earned run average. 33 5-10 10 32 "We definitely need some Yankees as a player, a minor Cliff Kennedy 5-9 10 4 5 pitching," said Cox. "We league manager and a coach, Tim Faulk 22 23 5-10 10 can't win without pitching. ·became Atlanta's e ighth Roger Carson 10 5-10 21 20 !H) .Hopefully, through trades or manager in 12 years . 10 44 45 Todd Snowden 9 42 43 5·11 Steve Ohlinger 5-9 . 9 24 25 Britt Dodson 1977·78SCHEDULE Sat., Nov. 26- Vinton County at Meigs , Fri., Dec. 2 -Meigs at Ironlol), Fri., Dec. 9 - Logan at Meigs, Tue., Dec. 13 - Meigs at Wellston. Fri., Dec. 16 - Jackson at Meigs. Sat., Dec, 17 - Meigs at Wahama. Thu., Dec. 22 - Waverly at Meigs. Fri., Dec. 23 -Meigs at Vinton County. The final rosters bave been disclosed for the annual Tue., Jan. 3 - Atbens at Meigs. Thanksgiving Day alwnni football game Thursday spo118ored Fri., Jan. 6- Meigs at Gallipolis. . by the Meigs Athletic Boosters, game time is 4 p.m. on tbe Fri., Jan. 13 ~ Ironton at Meigs. ' Marauder Stadiwn turf. Tue., Jan. 17 - Wellston at Meigs. Fri., Jan. 20 - Meigs at Logan. WHITE JERSEYS Fri., Jan. 27 - Meigs at Jackson. NO.-NAME-SCHOOL Sat., Jan. 28 - Wahama at Meigs. liT WT. YR. 10-Chip Haggerty, Meigs 5'9" 160 ' 1971 Tue., Jan. 31 - Meigs at Athens. 12-Mike Magnotta, Meigs Fri., Feb. 3- Meigs at Waverly. 5'8" 155 1975 13-Sandy Clonch, Mid. Fri., FeQ. 10 - Galiipolis at Meigs. 6'0" 185 1961 14-Perk Aull, Meigs 5'10" 165 1974 15-Ron Quillen, K. C. 5'10" 170 1968 2thlim Howard, Meigs 5'10" 160 1975 23-Charles Marshall, Meigs 5'8" 145 1976 24-Gary Ault, Mid. 5'10'' 155 1960 CINCINNATI (UPI) wori•t let him play again until 25-Jon Buck, Meigs 5'11" 185 1972 Eddie Edwards , the they feel confident it won't 32-Rick Hova\ter, Mid. 5'10" 190 1957 33-Lou McKinney, Meigs 5'10" 205 1975 Cincinnati Bengals' rookie hurt his health. •~Manning Bawngardner, Mid. 5'10" 175 1962 defensive tackle standout 41-Tim Thomas, Meigs 5'10" 170 1976 wbo has missed the last two 44-Bill Halley, Mid. 6'0" 210 1968 games after suffering chest 51-Mick Childs, Meigs 5'10" 175 1971 pains, still has not been given NOW OPEN 55-Dave Ashley, Mid. 6'2" 405 1966 medical clearWJce to play, Edwards was examined 6Q.Tom Quillen 5'9" 155 1973 5'10'!. i8s ..196d Tuesday at Christ Hospital, 64-Dennis Ault, Meigs 5'10" 170 1976 where he was hospitalized for 65-Dave Miller, Meigs 5'10" 175 1973 a week earlier this month, 66-John Lehew, Meigs 6'0" 205 1964 "and will be examined 71-Bill Moodispaugh, Mid. 5'10" 190 1974 further · Friday before he is 72-Mike Bareswilt, Meigs Mciaon, W. Va. 6'1" 270 1970 given clearance to play," 74-Don Hartung, Meigs 6'2" 245 1949 club officials said. 75-Bob Mills, Mid. Edwards, the Bengals' No. Phone 6''0" 190 1976 76-George Carper, Meigs I draft choice from the 6'0" 190 1976 60-Mick Davenport, Meigs 5'10" 170 1975 University of Miami (Fla.), 81-Tom Lowery, Meigs 773-5536 6'3" 230 1968 said he has felt fine the past 85-Fred Robinson, Mid. 6'4" 235 1961 couple of weeks but doctors 87-Raymond Kloes, Mid. Wellsto n and Athens each will be much unproved as both and no doubt he'll be seeing more this season at a forward teams lost ooly one starter via graduation. Meigs , on the other position . Senior Brent Stanley at 6' 1", the tallest Marauder, may get the nod at center as he played tbat position or last hand , has only one sta rter back from last season. With 12 candidates out for the fi ve starting berths, the year's reserve team. Seniors Tim Coats, Gene Halley and exchange student team could be quite competitive as each member knows that Rndollo Dlaz of Mexico are the other three seniors trying to he must play his best . The only sta~ter back from last year's nail downa starting position , and no doubt all will see at least squad is 5' 11" Kenny Young who will probably gel the nod to · take over as floor leader. He 'll have to fill ,grad Steve some action. Juniors that will be vying for a start are Greg Becker, Ray Randolph's !!hoes who led the Mara ud~ rs on the floor last Andrews, Billy Elkins, Dave Blake, Tom Hawley and Chuck season. 6'0'' senior Chuck Follrod saw quite a bit of action la st yea r Sports transactiOns or Washi ng ton (7 .d), Pasadena, Ca lif ., 5 p.m . Orange B.owl - A r ~a n sas HEALTH . ~ fisl\er,Price Toy~ [o l '.:'c .~ ~ F l a .~ Blue-Gra y All -Star Ga me , r~ ~ ~~~~======~==~~=~ ~ Pi tt sbu r gh Clemson IB·l · ll, Short Gospel Meeting By Greg Bailey The 1977-78 Meigs Marauders of Coach Ron Logan make their debut this Saturday night entertaining the Vikings of Vinton County, coached by Dave Wilcoxen. Vinton is expected to be strong this year so the Marauders will be tested early. Meigs, in a rebuilding year, will be tested.early not only by · Vinton County, but by powerful Ironton wh en Meigs·tra vels to Tiger territory on Friday, December 2 to open its SEOAL campaign, Coach Logan picks the Tigers, Waverly and Gallipolis to be strong in the league, with Waverly perhaps having the inside track to the crown. DAYTON F18Xl4 PREMIUM INTERURBAN '2495 . C78Xl3 WHITEWALL POLYESlER/FIBERGlASS 2 PWS 2 ALL TIRES MOUNTED FREE Cox to head Atlanta nine Alumni rosters are completed Edwarch is still unable to play GINO'S PIZZA RED JERSEYS POMEROY NO.-NAME-SCHOOL lO-Rick Ash, Meigs 11-Pat O'Brien, Meigs IZ.Mick Ash, Meigs . 14-Mike Werry, Porn. 15-Bob Werry, Meigs 21-Terry Qualls, Meigs 24-,Jack Oiler, Meigs 30-Jim Anderson , Meigs 31-AI McLaughlin, Meigs 32-Allen Stewart, Meigs 33-Ron Couch, Meigs ~Danny Buffing!Dn, Meigs, 41-Mike Wright, Porn. 44-Andy English, Meigs 50-G!rson Crow, Porn, 5Z.Rlck Johnson, Meigs 55-Bob Stewart, Meigs 61·Wally Hatfield, Porn : IJ3.Charles Neece, Meigs 7l.John Wolfe, Porn . 7f.Charles Diehl, Meigs 75-Stan Starcher, Meigs 77·Ray Willfocd, Meigs 87-Rohert Qua Us, Meigs I HT.WT.YR: 5'9" 170 . 1972 . 5'11" iss 1970 5'7" 160 . 1974 5'11" 185 1962 6'1" 190 1971 6'0" 175 1976 5'6" 230 1975 5'9" 171 1976 5'8" 170 1974 6'3" 220 1977 5'7" 170 1974 5'10" 175 1977 5'8" 170 1967 6'0" 175 1974 6'2" 190 1968 5'9" 170 1977 6'1" 215 1971 5'11" 220 i961 6'2" 200 1974 6'2" 250 1967 5'10" 260 1974 6'1" 200 rm 6'2" 210 1977 6'2" 175 1974 () G> Wishing you and your family peace and Q joy and countless blessings throughout the year. · · ·. · . 1 SM ITH·NELSON MOTORS . . �·.- A-4- The Dail} Senunel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, Nov . 2:1. 1<l77 - Year' Expos 'Andre Dawson named 1977 NL 'Rookie-of-the. tn By JACK SAUNDERS UPI Sp.•rts Writrr NEW YORK IUPil Montreal Expos' r Pnter fielder Andre Dawson . who got off ~l a slow start but came on with a rush to reach most of the goals he S(>t . was named today lhe National League 's Rooltie of lile Year by the Baseball Writers Association of America by a rnere one vnte over New York Mets ' ·. outfielder Steve Henderson . The 23-year·old Dawson gained 10 of the 24 votes cast - two writers fr om each NatiOITal League city and came very close P"rlicipated in the balloting - while the 25· year·old Hrnderson. who spent the fir~1 three months vf the season in Indianapolis. was named on nine ballots. San Diego's Gene Richards was third with four votes, while Flovd Bannister of Houston · received• the rrmaining designation. Dawson. who became the second Montreal player to win lile honor - Carl Morton, in !970. was the first -batted .282, hit 19 homers, drove in 65 runs and stole 2t' bases . "] set quite a few goals at the beginning of the season to I will dn it next year. but my goals will be around that area ." Despite his self-assurance, Dawson was nol completely co nfident of winning the rookie award . " l'1•e bt!en sort of thinking about it the last few weeks." he said. " I had won the Sporting News award ... I always knew, though, the rnmpetitinn wnnlrl tw u rr>;ll r 1 sayin~ uwst or them and went over a few," said Dawson from his Miami , Fla . home . " At the beg inning of the season, things looked shaky, but I did reach most of the goals I set . "Now next year, I have to prove )hat 19'17 was not just a lucky year . I'm going to set my goals even higher. I can eventually hit 30 home runs and well· over .300 - I'm nnt Muntreal I wouldn't expec)etl it to be cli•se days mlnd it .·· between a few other players His yuun~ . swift outfield and myself ." mates, Warr en Cromartie Thnugh born and raised in ami Ellis Valentine. don't do Miami. Dawson find s anything to dampen his Montreal a very satisfying feelings. place to live and play . "We showed we could play " I've never nwt any othL•r in the maj or · leagues, " ppnple Uke those in Dawson said . " I hop<' we can MontreaL" enthus('d together for five or six stay Dawson . " They treat me so great . If I coufa play all my OSU, Michigan dominatl! Big 10 'Dream Team' By ED SAINSBURY UPI Sp.orts Writer CHICAGO (UP!) - Big Ten co-e hampions Michigan and Ohio State Tuesday dominated United Press lntematiopal's all conferen~ team chosen by the league Modell ca lled the Browns CLEVELAND I UP! l "a good football team. but not The ·Cleveland Browns "got a great one. ('(laches. fat too earlv" this season "We do have llle potential Because of ties in voting, 48 acc Oi-'cting ·to owner Arl to be une," he said. " And we players were named to the Modell , wh o says . he's wil l be great again if not two deep offensive and delighted with the club's first next year. then by ttu? ,defensive Wlits. place standing in lile AFC following year ." Ohio State placed H Central Division . Modell credits the players, six on offense and "I'm delighted wilil our turnaround to maturing of eight on defense, and standing, but we ' re not second and third year players . Michigan 12, six on offense playing great football ," such as Tony Peters, Henry and six on defense. Third Modell said as his team, 6-4 Sheppard, Dirk Ambrose and place Michigan State earned and lied for the division lead rookie Oliver Davis arxl the eig ht representatives, five on with Pitt sbu rgh, prepared for "outstanding job" of head offense and three on defense . Sunday's ho me encounter coach Forrest Gregg and:.tlis ' Only two players were against the Los Angeles assistants. · unanimous choices, placed on Rams. " We've got to put the " Forrest · has a sense of the first tea m by every coach, pieces together and · hope purpose and dedication and P urd ue 's wide r eceive r Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh . comm un icated that Reggie Arnold and Michigan has "We got fat too early. We discipline to "ihe team," State's de fe nsi ve tackle , peaked too soon . llilmk there Larry Bethea . Modell said. citing also the was a feeling of, 'Oh boy, look work of defensive coordina tor Four player s made the what we got."' Dick Modzelewski and team for the secood straight >'P"cial leams-lticking coach Alva Tabor . Modell sa id the ma jor disa ppointment this season has been the knee inJury suffered by top draft choiee BY JOE CARNICEIJ.I Robert Jackson, a UP! Executive Sports Editor linebacker . .NEW YORK (UPil- Tbe. " I consider Bob Jackson Walter Payto n show gaes the finest r ookie prospect I 've national on Thanskgiving ever seen in this organization Day and a national television and that with him coming audience will be able to watch back next year, it will be li~e the Chicago rUhning back as ha ving another top draft his continues his assault on choice coming in." O.J . Simpspn's single-oeason He said unsigned No. 2 draft choice, punter Tom rushing record of 2,003 yards. But while Payton, wbo now Skladany of Ohio State, may · has 1,404 yards, begins his be traded in the off-season for a second round draft choice . month~ong run at Simpson 's Thursday. _ the ''I'd say it is virtually re cord traditional holiday game at impossible for him IJJ play for Detr oi t has even more us . I felt we gave him every WMPO importance for .. the Bears, consideration. I.'m not going who suddenly have surged SATURDAYS. to lose any sleep over a in back into title cootention punter," he said. 9 til Noon . the National Conference Central Division. Minnesota still leads the division with a 6-4 record but the Vikings are without star quarterback Fran Tarkentoo for tbe rest of the season. Chicago, now 5-5, is tied with Detroit at a game behind Minnesota after defeating the Viking s 10-7 Sunday as · Payum rushed for a singlegame record 275 yards. BUFFET STYLE Chicago, it . seems, would have the easier of it as far as the schedule goes. Alter Detroit, the Bears wiD face winless Tampa Bay, Green Bay (U) and the New York Giants ( 4-6) . The Viltings meet Green Bay, wo, but must also face San Francisco Includes Pumpkin (4-6 ), Oakland ( 8-2 ) and Pie & Sa lad Bar Detroit (5-5 ). The other Thanksgiving Day game also is of major importance . St. Louis has moved to within a game of su<ldenly faltering Dallas . in the NFC East and plays host to the Miami Dolphins, wbo are strUjlgliilg to stay in CHILDREN PRICE contention for an AFC playoff berth . The key games on Sunday have Baltimore at Denver in Pt . Pleasant. W.Va. a battle of dubs wbo lead 204-675-6276 their divisions with 9·1 records and Dallas at Washingtoo, as the Redakins · attempt to keep thei~ NEW YORK I UPI l George Steinbrenner's check· writing hand has moved again. Emboldened by his venture of 1977, when free agents Don Glillett and Reggie Jack>·on year - Mtchtgan 's guard Alfred Pitts of Mi chigan helped bring a world Mark Donahue and Ohio State, running back Ric Enis State's offensive tackle Chris of Indiana , and place !ticker championship to New York, the Yankees' owner Tuesday Ward, middle guard Aaron Hans Nielsen and punter Brown and defensive back Raymdond StachowiC'l from signed free-a gen t relief pitcher Rich Gilssagc to a sixRaY Griffin. Michigan State . year contract estimated at The toughest selection in Ohio State also had five $2.5 million . th~ voting came a t players 00 the first team on "As a business deal," qua rter back, where Ohio defense: Brown, end Kelton Steinbrermer said, ' 'U1is is a Stale's Rod Gerald beat out Dansler. lineba cker Tom very, very good deal. He 's Michigan's Rick Leach by Cousineau, and backs Griffin only 26 and he'll be just 32 one point. and Mike Guess. Michigan when he plays out his Five coaches named had four players : end John contract. Our scouts never Gerald to the first team and Anderson, linebackers Ron four chose Leach. Each was Simpkins, and backs Dwight · graded a player higher for tenacity. aggressiveness and named to the second learn by ·Hicks and Jim Pickens. overall ability ." four coaches. Leach won all Completing the defensive "This is aver)·, very conference honors in 1976. first team were tackle Steve important day in Yankee Ohio Stale dominated the Midboe of Minnesota, history," said club President offensive first team, placin·g linebacker Tom Rusk of Gabe Paul. " It gives some tight end Jimmy Moore and · Iowa, a nd end Dennis young pitchers the chance to running backs Ron Springs Stejskal of Wisconsin . break into the Yankees and and Jeff. Logan in addition to Three defensive ends and provides us with the best Ward and Gerald. Michigan th ree linebackers were bullpen in·baseball." had only Donahue on the first named to the No. 1 defensive That is more than distinct offensive unit. unit because of ties in the possibility. Completing the offensive voting. Since the first Right-hander Gossage won team were tackle Charles defensive unit had 13 players, 11 gaines and saved 26 while Peal of Indiana. guard Kevin on ly nine were named for the playing out his option wiU1 the Pancratz of Illinois, center second unit. Pittsburgh Pirates in the National League. Left-hande r Sparky Lyle won the Cy Young Award in the Ameri can League . They could form an awesome flickering playoff hopes alive . business in AFC Central race com bination. "I think maybe this is the Here's -the way the holiday after big win over Miami. weekend shapes up in the Giant quarterbacks starting thing they needed to make a to get punchy behind porous dynasty ," Gossage said NFL : blu nUy. Thursday offenive line. That 's what the Yankees England "21, New Chicago 16, Detroit 7 Bears can smell the playoffs Philadelphia 20 - Patriots . had in mind when they picked just seem to be getting by him on their fil-st turn in and Payton realizes he can after virtual elimination from baseball's second free-agent make NFL history. Lions playoff picture. Eagles keep r~ntry draft earlier this simply haven't done anything and closer and month. They can pair him getting closer on offense lately. with Lyle in lile bullpen , this one is ripe for upset . St . Louis 23, Miami 14 freeing Dick Tidrow. for Houston 23, Kansas City 7 Cardinals are on fire and can score quickly as evidenced by -O ilers are in thick of AFC starting duty . And ~th ey still their last-period burst to Central race and seem to be may sign starter Ross Grim· getting better . Chiefs had sley, a lso a free agent. overtake Philadelph ia. "I've always looked at Denver and let Broncos off Dolphins are young and Sparky and admired the way the hook when weak offense pressure starting to get to works," Go5sage said. he couldn't score from the one. them. " It's go ing t,o be a great Monday . Sunday bullp<'n . I think we got in 144 Oakland 37, Buffalo 10 Denver 2C, Baltimore 17 games between us last year . may be charged up for Bills Secret to beating Colts is to And there's only 162 on the national televisio n but pressure quarterback Bert Jones and Broncos can pres- Oakland is simply too good. schedule." " I followed the Yankees for sure as well as anyone in the Only thing. that could hurt · would be years," Gossage added. "I'd league. Subpar Roger Carr Raiders like to bring a ·few more overconfidence. hurts Colts in big game like this. Dallas 31, Washingtoo 10Tom Landry wants to wrap EVERYO ... E WELCOME up the NFC Eastern title as soon as possible and can take a big step by beating hated Redsklns. Washington offense is still doing very astor - James E. Keesee little and Billy Kilmer could u p be hack at quarterback soon. ..ome hone 667 -6479 \,. Minnesota 17, Green B•y 6 Sunday School.. .............. : ..... 10:00 A; M. - Viltings must prove to Morning Worship ........... : ...... 11 : 00 A.M. themselves they can win without Tarkent o n . Sunday Evening .................... 7 ' 00 P.M. Punchless Packers are Wednesday Evening ................ 7:00P.M. perfect opponents lor that. San Francisco 21, New Orleans 17 - 49ers playing well for the last month despite losing tough one IJJ Los Angeles. Saints upset but are as Atlanta unpredictable as any team in the NFL . Los Angeles 2C, Cleveland 17 - Rams will have trouble moving the ball in windy ' ' Cleveland. Browns not as ARMSTRONG ACCOTONE strong offensively without quarterback Brian Sipe but Greg Pruitt can keep thein in every game. Pittsburgh 'll, New York Jets 6 - Steelers ge\ · a breather in heate1:1 AFC The saving~ will floor you! Central race. Jet rookie quarterback Malt Robinson Select now on your favorite vinyl will have his ·hands full in patterns for every room! first NFL start replacing injured Richard Todd . We've rolls and San Diego 28, Seattle 24 rolls of all Chargers coming off big upset of Oakland need IJJ be wary of letdown. Seahawk defense still a problem area. Atlanta 19, Tampa Bay 0 Falcon defense finally broke down in loss to New Orleans. It won't happen again . Worse defenses have shut out punchless Bucs. 12' Width qrtcinnati 24, New York Giants 10 - Bengals back in CaseyKasem T URKEY Dl & AL L THE ,TRIMMINGS lfz PT. 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It's the A further report on Miller's But what are the chances By JAY GIBIAN But we have already had a accuracy and the status of his United Press International low probability event ... and for another blizzard in Ohio? will be issued next mortgage "That," said Miller, O.K. folks - here's your theprobabilityof~avingsuch . spring. · big chance. a rare event again is very, " occW's about once in a decade or less." BAL HARBOUR, Fla . Marvin Miller is very low ." melellrologist~n..,harge of Miller set a pretty good (UP!) - A Georgia physicist added, " Long before the 58 Shamrock Motel has predicwd that a U.S. inundatio n is lll happen, the National Weather reco~d in his expectalions for 58 Royal Oak Park energy policy relying '"'!ely natural gas and oil will run Service's Ohio forecast office the past swnmer. Last Feb· 48 Francis Florist on coal would produce so out. After that, we will f~ce in Cleveland. And Miller says ruary, Miller told United 34 Mark V he would bet his home that it Press International he David Brick!es much waste heal and carbon the choice of coal or; nuclear Gen . Contractor 30 won 't be"" cold this winter as expected ' "basically above dioxide it wouid melt 'the power as the principal source High Ind . Game Pat polar ice caps. flooding New of energy . it was last year. normal temperatures and Carson 181, Helen Phelps 179, Orleans in 60 years and the " If all energy were to come Miller says the probability below oormal precipitation in Betty Smith 176. High Series - Pat Carson nalioh's capital in 140 yoors. from nuclear power, then the of it being as cold this year, Ohio" during 1977's swnmer . 504, Betty Smilh 481. Helen Dr. Peter Wong of Emnry danger becomes much more as it was last winter, is on the months. And, at that time, Pomeroy Bow ling Lanes Phelps 462. University delivered his remote. because nuclear order of on ly about one in 30 Miller als<i said some sections Early Sunday M bced Team High Game Nov . 13. 1977 warning in a paper delivered power does not generate or 40. of the state might even have Shamrock Mole! 476. Standings Tearn High Series Tuesday to the annual carbon dioxide," he ~id. " I'd be willing to mortage droUjJht conditions. Shamrock Motel 1338.: (Some scientists havetheo- my home and give.;tny odds • "There very definitely was Name meeting of the American Physical Society. He rized that the muJ.tiplied that it won'tbe that cold," he a drought last swnmer," said J~:'i:··~ ~~~~ ~~~ ~~ advocates t"Um:entration on release o£ carbon dioxide into said. Miller. "Precipitation was Town Kiln 56 nuclear energy as the the earth's atmosphere is Millersays that at this time below normal in west central R.C . Bottlin~ Co. 42 CINCINNATI (UP I ) Cline"s Cons ruction 39 Thanks to his old pal Sparky nation's prime power source. causing a "gree n house last year the NWS long-range counties, where they did have 32 Anderson, Alex Gramm as Contending an all-coal effect" that results in a forecast ca lled for colder a rather severe drought. And, Gi~~~h %~~~?Ind. Game energy policy for the !uture · gradual warming and than normal conditions over the remainder of the Larry Dugan 210. Ed Voss has woo back his old job as would be "tantamount to eventual melting of the ice although not for th'e extreme state, precipitation was low 192. Cincinnati Reds' third-base temperatures which until August. The exception Women's High Ind . Game coach just a few days after suicide," Wong gave this caps.) If nuclear power becomes occurred. was northeastern Ohio, which Smi~r\i~~ ~~~~n Kl!~tty being fired as manager of the timetable for inundation of the nation's primary energy "A very rare event had a wet swnmer." Gerry F-ought lijO . Milwaukee Brewers. coastal cities: Last February, he also said Men s Series - Larry " I think Sparky made it Boston and Miami 90 source, Fong said, the occw-red last winter," said years; Houstoo 170 years; inundation of New Orleans Miller. "Some sections of the he expected a fewer number Dugan 559. A. L. Phelps 516. happen," Gramm as New York 195 years, and would be staved off for at stale had as . many as 44 of severe storms. And Miller G::~;n~~·~gh7i?.i', . ~r~~~sanie conceded Tuesday after his least 560 years. consec uti ve days · during says records indicate Ohio Rought 487. re-hiring by the Reds was Philadelphia, 225 years. " The ot her possible Which temperatures did not did record a below average Team High Game - Jack's announced. "He made the Seventy million Americans would be forced to leave their sources, such as fusion even reach freezing. number of severe ' Dairy Bar 696. cOntacts and I;m· happy it homes and property losses ( thermonuclear ), solar, "And, " he continued, "at thunde"torms and tornadoes Gr:~:~Y ~~~~Series - Gibb's tumed out lile way it did." would reach $1,500 billion, he geothermal and wind are still lllis lime last year, we had during the swnmer season. The move means coach Tuesday Triplicate George Scherger, who had estimated. pie in lhe sky and cannot be already set into a very Temperatures, also in line Nov . 15, 1977 taken over as third base Even the present mix of counted on. They may never definite winter pattem and · with his February stateenergy sources is dangerous. play any significant role in our JO.day outlook showed a menls, were also near normal Team Standings coach when Grarnmas left , Wong sa id . H nwPvPr h p the future," Fong said. <:ontinuanee of that pattern . for the entire summer period. Royal Crown Cola 60 will have to be reassigned. r~~~ !'<:<~~'<::(~ 1!5:1~~1!5:1~ 1!5:1~~~~ !'<:<~~ f<::<~~ I'<:(~ ~'l<Z~ ~~~~ 'l<Z,B:ll'l<Z'l<ZB:.:'l<ZW~'l<ZW~'l<Z~'l<Z!Is:l """"'"" """I'>OI""!Is:ls::! B::lg:;j.l'<:>< B:f.l , Yanks sign Gossage for $2.5 million .· Payton on TV Thursday i* Bet : this winter not as cold Rely on. coal, • meIt Ice Cap ~-------------------------. . Browns still not playing good ball I years and perhaps blossom into one of the better outfields in U1e major leagues." Henderson, described by the Mets as Ule ·'key" to their celebrated June 15 deal with Cincinnati U1at broUjJht Tom Seaver to Ute Reds, wasn't a .regular until the end of June, yet i11 Um · 99 games he appeared in he batted .297. hit 0 ., Wednesday. Nov. 23,1977 ' • �\ A<l-The Da1lv Sentinel, ~1uldl~port-Pomeru) , 0 .. \I'L'<inesday, :-;ov. :!J, l!l"ii Egyptians on Sadat's side By W.G. KiROLOS CAIRO, Egypt 1UP!) Egypt ~xpelled ·three top Jerusal~m Palestinian students todar then began a political offensive to quell other Arab opposition to President Anwar Sadat 's peace durmg the Sadat son , Jesse HB.yes, EstiJ Johnson, James Kelley Jr., Mrs. Rodney Larck and ctaughter, Joann Lipscomb, Timothy Meadows, Mrs. Michael _ Morgan and daughter, Patricia Newshutz, LucasOxyer, Virginia Roush , Gerald Sayre, Thomas Scroggins , Genevieve Starcher, Debra York . . (Births, Nov. 22) Mr. and Mrs. Roger Moore, a son, Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. James Enyard, a son. <;lallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gasbers, a daughter, Pomeroy. Mr . and Mrs. David Walker, a daughter, Gallipolis. Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Albert Hill, Jr., Long Bottom; Harold Smith, Reedsville. Discharged - Mearlene Arnett, Elba Bing. E·RCALLED The Middleport Emergency Squad was called to the Meigs Junior High School at 8:26 a.m. Wednesday for Brian Hanning who had fallen and received a possible fractured knee. He was taken to Veterans Memorial HospitaL McDamel, $cr. Middleport . $25 and rosts, no operat or's license: Elberta Shuler, 20, Middleport, $1$ and costs Post said the secret talks would begin soon and "will be speeding, and Virgil Price, conducted intensin•ly. " Sadat met today fur the first time since his return from Israel with U.S. Ambassador Hermann F . Eilts. Nothing was made public as to what they discussed but Wa shington dispatches said President Carter was anticipa ling a message from Sadat . Carter was keeping in rlose touch "ith the Soviet Union and other countries interested in a Geneva peace confer~ nee. The United States has praised results of Sadat's meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Menahern Begin as making peace prospects "more real than at any ,time in the past 30 years of conflict." Syrian and Palestinian lead ers. s pe ar h eading opposition to Egypt 's push for peace with Israel, formed a joint delegation today to visit other Arab states and the Soviet Union-to lobby for their fi ght , Syrian gove rnment sources said in Damascus. The delegation will leave for Libya later Wednesday and then visit Saudi Arabia before fly<ng to Moscow, the sources said. The executive committee of the PLO National Council (parliament) meanwhile postponed for one week a meeting scheduled for Thursday to give more time for Arab discssions of what the group called "measures to resist the dangers resulting from Sadat's visit to Israel." The Palestinian leaders expelled for their public antiSadat stand were Gamal AI· Sourani, chief of the PLO office in Cairo, Ribhi Awad, representative of AI Fatah guerrilla group , and Ahmed Besis o, chairman of th e Palestinian Students tJnion . Authorities earlier shut doWn the Voice of Palestine, a . radio station run by the PLO, and confiscated the equipment of the local branch of WAJFA , the PLO news · agency, in an attempt to m U·Z z 1e p a 1est i n ian opposition to Sadat's trip · HoSPITAL Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, Nov. 221 Emmett Campbell, Donald Casey: Draxie Causey, Harold Cremeans, Helen Damewood, Anna Davis , Edna Denney, Hattie Dishong, Mrs. Marlin Folden and son, Mrs. Jerry Hall and while intoxicatNi; George A. dialogue but the Jerusalem initiative. NEWS Fined tn the c.•ourt of Middleport Ma) or Fred HoHmarr Tuesday night "'ere M1tuanne McCimtock. 24. Ra cine , $$0 and costs. rerk1ess operation: Gary F'. Hysell, 29, Pomeroy , $225 and three days UI jail, driving An Israrh Foreign Ministry spokesman said ·'oothing is kn o.wn S(l far of any agreements" to continue the Liberati o n Organization officials and 2Q Foreign Minister Butros Ghali met with the ambassadors of 1:1 African rmmtries this morning to explain the reasons and results of Sadat 's trip to Jerusalemc -the first suoh journey by an Arab leader since the Jewish state was founded 29 years ago. The ambassadors included the envoys of si< Afro-Arab states-Algeria, Morocco , Tunisia , Somalia, Sudan and Mauretania. The semiofficial newspaper Al Ahram said Somali President Mohammed Siad Barre will visit Cairo soon frc talks with Sadat as an e<pressioo of his suppoct for Sadat. Israeli newspaper reports and government sources said high-level secret meetings between Egyptian and Israeli officials would follow the Sadat visit and that these could include talks between Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan and Ghali. Dayan and Ghali met in Mayor Hoffman \iSh . Palestine INmATIVE ADS COLUMBUS (UP!) - The · Ohio Senate Tuesday passed and returned to tlw House for concurrence in amendments a proposed constitutional amendment reducing from five to three the number of weeks an initiative or r.eferendum must Notices, local briefs · Five fined by . be 71, Long Bottom. $25 and costs. failure to have vehicle tu1der co ntrol . Forfeitin g bonds were R1ohard A. Polce. 37. Norton. W. Va.: $33. speeding ; James M. Stewart. Jr.. 24. Henderson. W. Va., $50, . disorderly manner; George M. Shamblin, 23; Pomeroy, $33. speeding: Rubert p. Manley, 26, Middleport. $2$, spinning tires: George F. Hoschar,' Jr., 26, New Haven, $50, permitting an unli censed driver to operate his car. and $$0, disorderly manner; Larry M. Morris, 39, Washington, W. Va., $27, speeding: George A. Daylong, 67, Mi<ldleport. left of renter. $25. Mr1gs Equipment will be closed Thursday and Friday in obS<•n·ance of Thanks- under Agn~enwnt department will be open Saturday mornmg until noon . l11c Fanners Home Atl· ministn•t ion will be ('!uSed Thursday and Friday m observanrr of the ThanksgiVing holiday. A Thanksgiving program will be presented at the Keno Church of Christ Friday at 7:30 p.m . with George Pickens the speaker. The public is invited. A marriage license was aga lnst marriage. suit in the amount of $1 ,217.26 ~as filed by the U. S. Life Credit Corp.. Parkersburg, against Mary B. Coe, Tuppers Plains. Grace E. · Castle was granted a divorce from Raymond L. Castle. A issued to Clifforcj R. Hayes, Five defendants forfeited bonds in Pomeroy Mayor Claren ce Andr ews' rourt Tuesday night. They were Allan Doj!son, Middleport. $33, speeding; William Stewart , Rutland, $28, speeding; Elizabeth Bauer. Pt Pleasant, $30, failure to yield right of way : Joseph Thomas, Overland Park . Kansas, $50, no ope rator's license, $350, OWl: Richard Fridley, Minersville, $25, SPeeding . 65, Middleport and Thelma E" Farnsworth, 65, Long Bottom. In Meigs County Common Pleas Court Betty L. Lewis. Mansfield , filed for support Reports on fanns are needed Clarence Price, chairman chan<'e of sho~· ers. possibly mixed with snow north, Friday and Sunday with generally fair weather Saturday. Highs In the tOs. and lows In the 20s and lower 30s. to the ASCS office they should do so at once. Under the provisions of the new fam1 bill the old historic ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::: allotments will not be used but a normal crop acreage !NCA) will be established for eaoh farm. All crops in the NCA have not been finalized at this date, so all farmers are requested to report their acreage so that a NCA will be establisned for their farm in Mazie Holsinger to Gienncase they elect to participate - in the 1978 set-aside program. R. Lawson, Eleanor R. Farms that do not report Lawson, Parcels, Olive. Glenn R. Lawson, Eleanor their crops will have a zero NCA. Lawson to Carl H. Spehnjak, · Tentative provisions call Mary Ellen Spehnjak·, for a set-aside of equal -to 20 Parcels, Chester. Lionel E . Boggs, Mary Lee per cent of planted wheat acreage and 10 per cent of Boggs to Charles C. Cassell planted fee~ grain acreage . .Jr. , Kitty M. Cassell, Lot 4, · The planted acreage and set- Middleport. Violet E. Nutter to Paul L. aside acreage is not to be in excess of the farm 's NCA. Nutter, 1 acre, Olive . Violet E . Nutter to Paul T. There will be no payment for this set-aside, but it will Nutter, Parcels, Orange. qualify the farmer for disaster and deficiency · STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (UP!) - The Most Rev . Albert H. Otten weller, calling his installation an " almost unbelievable dream for ·a blacksnniU1's son,'' Tuesday was installed as the new bishop of the 13-county St e ubenville Catholic Diocese. Otten weller, 61, formerly an auxiliary bishop in the Toled o Catholic Diocese, succeeded Bishop John K. Mussio who retired .after serving 32 years as the first bishop of the Sieubenville diocese. In his homily delivered during his installation mass Tuesday ?ight, Ottenweller called hls elevatiOn an "almost unbeiie~able dream for a blacksmiths son from a little town m northwestern ()hio.:• Otten weller is a native provisions of the program oi Le1ps1c,m Potnam County; and for ' commodity loans. . More than 5,000 ~ctators JOm_ed t,-ooo religiOus and CIVIC - lqders for the installa lion service in St . John Arena. · In his new post, .Ottenweller is spirtual leader· of 50,000 Catholics in the . 13 • southeastern Ohio counties of ~ the diocese. • Ottenweller said he felt his The new KE& . most Important duty would A battery powbe to follow the example of ered three Solomon who when· he wheel cycle ~ · ~r... perfect tor became king, "asked God for 3-6 year a great gilt .. for a heart with ~·-.old biker~ the skill to listen ." · Ottenw.eller said be was · pleased, therefore, when he Property Transfers BEULAH BOCOOK MASON - Beulah E Coll inswC?rth Bocook , 39 ; """svn, d•ed Tuesday in the Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born July 27 J 1938, in Chester. Pa , she was the daughier of Henrv and Julia ' Wayda Collinsworth, Catlettsburg Ky . . ' Employed as a nurs ing a 1de , she was a member of the Chr ist United Method ist Church of Ashland , Ky ., Auxiliary of the American Legion Smith -Capehart Post 140 of New Haven , and Order of the Eastern Star No . 157 of MAo;nn Sur-viving besides her Access road discussed EXTENDED OUTLOOK Friday through Suoday, New bishop of the Meigs County ASC Committee, today rem inded · • produ ce rs who have not unb . elieVlllg reported their crop acreages his fortune Act Grover Mikel Lewis, Pomeroy . Barbara Long, Middleport, filed for divor('e agatnst Matthew Lon~ . Tuppers Plains . David Wayne GrindStaff, Rt. I, Racine and RutJ1 Carol Grindstaff , Rt. I, Racine, filed fer dissolution of giving, however. the parts Social Calendar "the .• Hec1prot'a I par-ents are her husband, Paul H.; daughter. Paula S., and a son , David l., both at home ; she sisters, Mrs. Betty Ratliff , Mrs. Bonnie Berry. both of Ashland ; Mrs. Joan Nolan. Mrs . Phyllis Clarke, and Mrs. Donita Cox, all of Catlettsburg and Mrs. Patty Willi ams , Las Vegas, two brl5thers, Norman and Jeff Collinsworth, Catlettsburg . Funeral services will be Fr iday at 1 p.m. at the Kilgore and Collier Funeral Home In Catlettsburg , with the Re-v . Harold C. Hunter officiating . .Surlal will follow in the Golden Oaks Memorial Gardens, Ashland . Friends may call at the Foglesong Funeral Home . Mason. today from 2 to 4 p.m . and 7 to 9 p.m . A memorial service will be held there Iii 7 p.m . by the Easfern Star Lodge , Call ing. hOurs will be ob· served at the Kilgore and Collier Funeral Home Thurs day from 5 to . 9 p.m. ·to Flynt and told hlm that to "really understand y.op" he should tell her about his life. "Nobody ever asked about my life," she s~id he repli~. ''He started crying arxl I started crying," she related. Flynt told Brokaw, "I am a completely new person. It is.. something I don't think any-body can really explain." Brokaw told Flynt that some people would not believe his con version from pornographer to christian. "I'm not out to prove anything to anybody," said. Flynt. Flynt said he no looger would condone exploiting · women as sex symbols and said he would deal with sex and religion in a ''proper educational manner.,, Prices Effective 298 SECOND ST. Thru Nov. 26 POMEROY, OHIO Bruce Rinkney, of Arneritel Enterprises, Lancaster, and Meigs county commissioners discussed a proposed nursing home that would be in Pomeroy Tuesday night. The discussion involved proposals ~o construct the facilit y and an access road to it paid for by industrial revenue bonds. •Pinkney said construction of the acc~~s road by Arneritel, dedicated to the co unty , would open the area for further development. The board tabled the matter until suclj tim e as the com missioners and CIC can meet jointly, af!er reviewing the proposal with the prosecuting attorney. Attending were Henry Wells, Richard Jones and Jlm $119 BACON.... ~~~: .... BUDGET Roush , commissi oners, and Mary Hobstetter . clerk. QUAKE STRIKES SANTIAGO, Chile (U Pi ) A major earthquake hit Chile and Argentina today , awakening the residents of both Santiago and Buenos Aires and sparking fears of a tidal wave in the Pacific. The Honolulu Observatory said the quake hit 7.3 on the openended Richter Scale, large enough to inflict widespread, heavy da,mage. 1 lb. I Lim ill Per Customer Pomeroy, 0 . W/C Good Only AI Powell's BUlLT FOR TODAY Bur DESIGNED FOR TilE YEARS TO COME! 992 -2 184 39e Offer E 11-26-77 5 lb. 4 oz. •1•• W/C ' MACARONI & CHEESE 1'A oz. 5/'1 W!C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer 11-26-77 ~ """'' CO.ME IN··· SEE AND DRIVE FAIRMONT roy Limi ~ 1 Per Customer Good IOnly At Powell's · Mason, W. Va, ,, ' •: - parents may have viewed those times together as evidence that you had never actually defected from the faith . After. 'your marriage, however, these celebrations - whether you go alone, take you non-Jewish wife, or stay away completely - will become, for your parents, a rough measurement, perhaps even a bitter reminder, of how things really are . And when children enter the ·picture, your parents can worsen the Situation by pressuring you about their grandchildren 's religious education.- · Have you and your future . wife discussed the obstacles that lie ahead? Unfortunately (but true) the feelings of romantic love can often interfere with realistic discussipns.In any event, you may be more motivated to face the issue when _you hear this frightening statistic: one out of two intermarriages end '" d1vorce. I hope that cold fact does frighten you into finding out ., ~ • By Helen Bottel a pancake turner and said "That will never happen again or I'll use something a lot heavier." It never did. We've been happily married for 11 years. Wives, you can always walk out, especially now when battered wife centers are there to help .• P.AUUNE DEAR PAUUNE: -· · If all battered wives were as feisty as you, the incidence of wife beating would de(:rease mightily in our land. You knew what you had to do and you didn't let fear inunobilize you. Con· gratulations! ·H. · . J ' . • ~ w ~ w FOR LADIES ·- . HUSH PUPPIES - COBBLERS EASY STREET COLOR MATE - SCHOLL SOFT PEDALS - HOUSE SLIPPERS - · BOOTS WELLCO - EVENING SHOES ~ ! W ~ I W ~ i. ~ ~ tf ~ W w W ' w BlllfOLI)S, HOISERY. w - --- ~ -- y':,~~ES~~: ~~E~:SF~:D ~- ~ WI GIFTS. I w w ! Hartley's Shoes, In_c. II ll m ~ 210 E: MAIN ST. "'W I~ POMEROY, 0. OPEN: FRIDAY NIGHT-TIL 8, SATURDAY 9 TIL 5 . Nicholson, entry and classification; Mrs. Roy Holter,Mrs. Leonard Erwin, Mrs. Sally Ingels, Mrs. Charles •Knight, and Mrs. Woodrow Mora, judges com· mittee and clerks; Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mrs. Allan Harris, premiums and ribbons; Mrs. Robert Lewis and members of each of the 10 participating garden clubs, hospitality. Mrs. James Carpenter will handle photography for the show with Mrs. Sibley Slack to serve as chainnan of hostesses for the registration. On Saturday those register· ing will be Mrs. Arthur Skinner, Miss Ruby Diehl, Mrs. Edward Simpson, Mrs. W. 0. Barnitz, and Mrs. M. J . Fry, 1111d on Sunday, Mrs. Malcol1n Roller, Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. M. C. Wilson, Mrs. · Lonse Lohse, and Mrs. Walter Hayes. Educational exhibits will include books from the library with Miss Susan Fleslunan in charge, another from Francis Florists, and a slide presentation on Williamsburg by Mrs. Howard Birchfield. The Meigs Gounty Extension Office will have a variety of on display. . brochures ,- W CONVERSE FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ~ ISOTONER GLOVES JUsnN HANDBAGS w ALL STYLES AND 5 w COLORS SCARVES, ~.~ ' Mr.·r Car:"llenter names ii~~r !ut,~~::p:~g~~~\~;y ~~ .Y . commttt ee h eadS. ~ w :::; ri~.;.t once my new husband slapped me. I let him bave it with ·~ . ~~~I . FOR MEN i more -about the realities of *IBOII*ILIPPIRI HUSH PUPPIES - WELLCO W WOLVERINE _ THORO GOOD _ ~ JUSTIN BOOTS AND BELTS RED WING W ~ WRANGLER BOOTS - CEDAR . W CREST - OUTDOORSMAN GLOVES BY WOLVERINE ~ '\ ··..• 2/79eW/C· CJ tour of points of interest by the national chapeau. NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS ~ PAPER TOWELS • ~ W Pickens Hardware ----~---- ~ w F ainnont · 2 Door. while in Mixed blessing was an- ~ Station W agen Marlin Karen Blaker Ph.D. ~ 4-Door LIYAWIY 11011 fOil DIRISTIIAS Mrs. CHOICES W New Fainnont We've so much to be thank· ful for . , . let's show it in every way. Let this be a very special Thanksgiving holiday. ' being received. Massachusetts was given • DEAR LEN: In the early years of our marriage , everything s~moo normal for a good, lasting relationship. Then our lives were invaded by an ever-present third party. No, not another man or woman, b~t dozens of them shouting, " Breaker, Breaker." It's like we've adopted a whole country of people. ' Each evening when hubby comes home he Walks past our lille of greeters and greets the radio instead. The kiss that used to be mine and the hugs usually given to the kids have been replaced by the growl, " Be quiet, I can't hear." Even on the rare occasions when he asks me out, the everpresent ghost lurks in the darkness. It's like taking 2Q other people along on a honeymoon. No privacy, no togetherness. The special treats that once surprised the kids have been replaced by new batteries for the power mike or some gadget for the radio, as if it knows the difference. Our once intimate talks after the kids were in bed are now interrupted by unfamiliar voices and the constant interruption of ''Breaker, Breaker; you in there, Goocl BUddy?'' Come on you CB freaks, give us a break. We're ti'red of play· ing second fiddles to squawk boxes.- WIFE . • DEARWIFE : Between evening TV ball games and CB squawk boxes, what's a wife to do? Suggestions, anyone ? ... And please don't say " Join him." Many women can't get all that enthused over a husband's all-consurnine hobbv.- H. DEAR HELEN : I can't understand beaten wives who stay ad take it. I had one of those husbands. Then i started carrying a dish or two around, and when I was near some flower pots, I use d t hem. He got his lumps too! Like most bullies, he gave me no money except . for groceries. I started saving whatever l could, and hid the money in a coff~ can at the hottom of my deep freezer, with food piled on top. One night I told the children we were going for a walk (while my husband was at work) . A few blocks from home we caught a bus and left the state. I didn't take anything with me except a few clothes. _ In the new city, I got temporary help, put the kids in a day care nursery, found a job, used my maiden name, and was on myway. My husband, who had threatened to kill me if I left, never tried to find me. !finally got a no-contest di:iorcc and remar- and Erma. Clark and Lillian Adams, both national officers of the Eight and Forty. At the banquet in lieu of gifts, donations were made to the schola rship fund with $1,200 ~. ~ DETERGENT :=::· countered (and survived) the barriers you will face. It will help you understand more about the pain- and perhaps Con1mittee chairpersons the unexpected fulfillment for the 1977 Christmas flower of a successful in-, }show of the Meigs County iemlarriage. Garden Clubs . Associaton Write to Dr. Blaker in care have been announced by Mrs. of this newspaper, P. 0. Box Wilson Carpenter, cbairman. 489, Radio City Station, New The show, u A currier and York, N. Y. 10019. Volume of Ives Christmas", will be stag·mail prohibits personal ed Dec. 3 and t at the replies, but questions of Pomeroy Elementary School general interest will be with the public being inv,ited' discussed in future columns. to view the exhibits from 1to 5 p.m. on Saturday and from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday. The oral ~~~~~~~~-•~w•••w.-••••~~~~~~~=~~===~=~=~· judging by an accredited judge of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs will begin at 1 p.m. and is open to the public. , The show advisors have been Mrs. Charles Kuhl, Mrs. Roy Holter, Mrs. Joe Bolin, ~ ~ Mrs. James Carpenter, Mrs. Titus, and Mrs. fi w James Charles Lewis. 5 Fancy footwork for Mom, Dad, Grandma - everyone in ~ Chairmen of committees are Mrs. Bert Grimm, _ the family! Treat their feet to a little luxury this Christmas. schedule; Mrs. Andrew Cross and the Bend 0' the River W We have boots, shoes and slippers in every style imaginable! W Garden Club, staging; Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. ~ Dale Walburn, horticulture; Mrs. Ray Lambert and members . of the Rutland ~ Friendly Gardeners, educational exhibits; Mrs. Eddie Burkett and Mrs. Harold Lohse, juniors; Mrs. Ralph tj! FLORSHEIM · JARMAN JOYCE - COVER GIRL - VINER - W Turner, Mrs . James ~ registration. j[~' l{s tional executive committee; nounced for the third and By Karen Blaker, Ph.D. fourth at the Neil House with DEAR DR. BLAKER : I Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Rhoda can't get over how upset my Hall and Mrs. Knapp to parents are about my recent, represent the Salon. Chapeau passe dues were paid. !twas announcement to marry - In ' noted that a halloween their words - outside of my costume had been purchased religion. I know-- they are for Sherri Marshall, a cystic deeply Jewish, hut they have known since my college days ALFRED - The Alfred fibrosis child. that I don't share all ,their The door prize was won by U.M.W. met Tuesday beliefs. I celebrate the Sherri, who was a guest at evening, Nov. 15, at the home with them religious holidays Adam meeting along with of Janet Moore, with an at· "'and maybe that confuses Martin. The Salon is selling tendance of 10. ·" them but religion Is not a The meeting, in charge of big part of my life, and I want Nellie Parker, npened by planned . to keep it that way. It seems Nina Robinson led an insinging the hynui, "Love as though religion Is all we Divine," and prayer by !c resting Thanksgivin g talk about now. Is this the Ja nice Pullins . Eight sick and program. shut ·in calls were reported . ·-' T.h~ hostess served a way it has to he? DEAR READER: Have Thelma Henderson gave a .- d·ehcwus lunch to . Kate you asked your parents report Qn the workshop Rodehaver, Anna Thompson, ,whether there is something meeting she attend~d at Nina Robinson , Clara other than the inter-religious Richland Ave . Church in Follrod, Janice Pullins, aspect of your marriage Athens on Oct. 25. Florence Spencer, Nellie which concerns them? It does Plans were made to Parker, Helen Woode and seem strange · that after remember th~ shut·ins and Thelma Henderson. having accepted your shift boys in service for Christ· The January meeting will from your faith in away ma s. tle held at the home of Nina college, they would be so The Christmas party at the Robinson and Clara Follrod upset now, although they may church on Dee. 20 at 7:30 for with Janice Pullins having you would have always hoped members and families was the program. return to the fold when you started a family. If, in fact , their chief concern is your maiTiage to a The Gallipolis Christian the evening and will also play non-Jew, you probably have , Church will be having a a specia l. Doris Bennett will only begun · to hear about family worship service for have three specials in song. religion . It is ironic that the Thanksgiving, Wednesday , Rusty Moore will give the very act of marrying outside made November 23 at 7 p.m. The scripture reading_ from your 'religion service will be a quiet tlme to Psalms 103. Jack Perry, possible in part by your reflc'Ctl'' .upon this thankful associate minister, will bring distance from religion - has time o the year. a brief message for the put religion squarely back in The program will be evening . Brent Coburn will th,e forefront of your life. For example, you men.· conducted by the ·youth of the have the benediction. church. Invocation will be The public is invited. The tioned that you have been gjven by Mike Tawney. Pam • chutch is located at SR 588 .celebrating religious holidays Ranegar of Cheshire and . and Mitch~ll Rd . Denny with your parents. For you Rusty Moore will give Coburn is minister. For more this may be merely a bridge testimonials. ·Jeff Nash of information call 446·1863 or between the past and the present - a kind of 'station Pomeroy will be pianist for 446-3li9. ' identification.' But yo ur i CRACKERS SPORT SHOP ana I t Helen Help Massachusetts ; Joseph Genders, Department commander; Ralph Groczia, na- jewelry, candy, dish clothes, dale books. Mrs. Martin reported on her trip to Dedham, Mass. for a testimonial dinner honoring National Chapeau Julia B. Mullins. Mrs. Martin was a guest at her home. Among the distinguished guests were Darlene Collins, natinal Hatbox editor; Mrs. Catherine La ley, Department American Legion Auxiliary president of Massachusetts; Teresa Roy, departemental chapeau of- Family worship seroices plantwd A FAMll.. Y CAR FOR TilE FUTUREE. Main WEDNF.'>OA Y FEENEY-BENNE'i'f Pest 128, American Legion, 7:30 Davis. Wednesday night at the hall. Mrs. Florence Richards AMERICAN Legion Aux- presided at the meeting duriliary, Feeney-Bennett Post ing which tlme the Salon also 128, 7:30 Wednesday night at voted to send $10 for cystic the hall, Middleport. . fibrosis research . Dimes POMEROY MID- were collected for the NaDLEPORT Lions Club tional Jewish Hospiwl and meeting, noon Thursday at Mrs. Mary Martin gave $25 to the nurses scholarship fund in Meigs Inn . "OHIO VALLEY Co"l- the name of the national mandery' 24, Knights Tem- chapeau. Another $7 was plar, stated meeting, ? :30 realized from a door prize. p.m. Wednesday at temple. Mrs. Pearl Knapp is chairman. SATURDAY A discussion was held on FRENCH CITY Swingers the annual Christmas dinner Square Dance Club, Dance 8to be held at__the Point Inn, 11 p.m., Tri-Grande Square Dec. 5, 6:30 p.m. The Bldg., call er, Chad Johnson. ~ J&R A $25 contribution was made to Jane Broll!n, tuberculosis nurse, for her work with children at a recent meeting of the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, held at the home of Mrs. Veda Alfred UMW gather Don't they deserve a Kawasaki too? advertised before appearing oo the state ballot. The measure, adopted 30 to I, also requires the Ohio Ballot Board to preseribe learned in a recent survey langua ge for suoh proposals. that the people of the diocese Secretary of State Ted W. said their highest priority for Brown prescribed the their bishop was that he be language for State Issue 1, an "approachable, open to the initiative on the ballot two people •and a good listener." . weeks ago which repealed election day voter Eight and Forty make contribution December pouvior . ENDS & PIECES ~<:;~!~;-':':'>~~:;~:;::;:::;::,;.;,::::::~:,:,:;:::;:;:,:;;:;:;;;:;>~:::.~'9.~::;:;:;;,-,:;, ~I e Sport Coat • Trousers e Snirts eToboggans eGioves • Pajamas • Robe Angel Treads • Westem Shirts • Jeans eS!Icks . • Jackets • • • • Dresses Ungerie Shaws Jeans • Blouses eGowns • Pajamas • Robes • Sweaters •Coats ' • Angel Treads • Hosiely . • ~n .. ~~ ~-I<OS!Ati""-!<O<l<:<!<O<~I""-i""=~<:ot=!<;<=~=-~-===~~~-~-~-B:S~r<:l~~mJ ·-1""-~- -~~;,;,·~~·;;.tJ~·~~;,.I!IIIIOili!Ol<J; • . ' �·. R-2- ThP Da1ly Sent mel , Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Wednesdav. N,.o::_v_:_·,:23:_:·_:'97::.:. i:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 Christmas workshop Mrs. Mary Martin attends held at Reedsville youth and children conference . ~EEDSVILLE Highlighting the November ntPf'ting of the• Rl\'en·lew GardPn Club at the WilliamsBalders on home wa s a Chnstmas workshop con- ducted by Mrs. Gene Wilson and Mrs. L)·ie Balderson. A small tree with handmade Christmas decorations was · displa yed as was a wrl'ath centerpiece for a ta ble or buffet. It was awarded as the door prize to Mrs. Cla remont Harris . Each member made a spice hanger which co uld be used at Cllristmas ti.mt> and all through the year. For de\•otionst Mrs. Ronald Cowdery used "Tha nksgiving " as her topic and concluded with a si lent prayer for Mrs. R. L. Larkins who is a patient at Turtle Creek Nurs ing Home in Parkersburg. A Tha nks· giving card was signed to be sent to Mrs. Larkins. Mrs . Donald Putman , president. presided . Mrs .. Osb orne was Ronald welcomed back into the club. Roll call was answered by members paying their dues and exchanging names for a $3 gift exchange at the December meeting. Plans were made for the annual Ch ristmas tree lighting to be held at the Reectsville-Belleville Dam Park . Plans a lso were completed for a buffet supper Dec. 15 at the home of Mrs. Donald Myers. An invitation to attend the Christmas flower show in Pomeroy wa s read . Arrangements lor the foot- Mrs. Cowdery was hostess to U. M. W. REEDSVILLE The Reedsville U.M .W. met in the church basement recently with Mrs. Sandy Cowdery as hostess . The devotional topic was, " Let Us Give Thanks" led by Mrs . Cowdery. She . read the story of the first Thanksgi ving . Devotions were closed with prayer by Marlene Putman. The business session was conducted by Vivian Humphrey. Final plans were made lor the visit to Turtle Creek Nursing Home and lor a Christmas visit to co unty home. There were II shut-in calls made. The Christmas party will be with Mrs. Pauline Brewer. Mrs: Putman is to have the games . Games were played with prizes awarded to Virginia Walton and Marlene Putman. Refreshments using the Thanksgiving theme were served to the following guests, Virginia Walton, Violet Satterfield, Marlene • Putman, Ca rla Cowdery and Bevei'ly Wigal, and to these members, Dolly Reed , Mamie Buckley, Alberta Edwards, Patty Martin, Lorraine Wiga l, Pauline Brewer, and Lillian Pickens. ball banquet at Eastern High Srh~'ol Saturday e\'f•ning wert> taken cart> of. RE'freshnwnts wrre sen ·ed Mrs. Mary Ma rlin . F;ight bv the hostesses, Mrs. Don'ald and Fort\' Nat10nale ehildren Putman and Mrs . Lyle , and youih chairman and a . Balderson . to Mrs. Carl member of Meigs County Buckley, a guest, and Mrs. Salon 710. has returned from ~- rank Bise , Mr s. David , Albuquerque. N. M. where Chad well. Mrs . Ronald she attended the Western Cowder)·, Mrs . Harl iss Area Children and Youth Frank , Mrs. Herman Gross- Confe rence, nick le , Mrs. Cla remont · The meellll~S opened Harri s. Mrs. Rov Haru1um. Thursday with 11 program on Mrs. Dona ld M-yers , Mrs. education and scholarship by Th omas Spencer. Mrs . the American Legion Ate<· Denver Weber. Mrs. F.rnest iliary w1th Ralph Dixon, Whitehead. Mrs. Gene young, assistant superintendent of Mrs. Ronald Osborne . Mrs. schools as the keynote R. H. Hannum and Mrs. R. E. speaker. For the banquet that Williams, members. night, Robert Durand waS: · Gifts were brought for the master of ceremonies with Athens Mental Health Center the prog ram . featuring patients and will be delivered Monicaod Torres, 1977 Girl at a later date. - Mrs. Lyle State representative, and Balderson. Peter Pierotti, Boy State representative, presenting the positive side of teenage life. Entertainment was by the drwn and b4gle corps. Annual Thanksgiving dinAt the Fri day morning sesner of the Syracuse First sion, Dr. John Mayer, of NorChurch of. God _ was held thwestern Memorial Sat d h1 th th R ur ay mg WI e . ev · ' Hospi Ia I, Department of George Otter pastor, giVIng Psychiatry, presented a pn>grace. . gram on alcoholics and what Attendmg were Mr. and can be done for them. Present Mrs. Ohs Underwood,, Mrs. were two alcoholics who . Sus_1e Bess, Mrs. Norma relat·" theirexperiences·durWllso n, M "" meeting, a represenW~ Ison, v,. ~n . ar1a · ing the Wtlson, Jenny W1lson , ta.t ive of the F'uture Charlie Wils on, . Ethel Homemakers of Annerica, Hossler, Mrs. Joy Cla rk, who spoke of , the school Wendy Clark. Tammy Clark, organization and its role i.n P Clark Mrs Lee Cadle enny · · ' educating teenagers; the Charlene Cadle, Lee Cadle, Salvation Anny who talked Lms Batley, Tma Randolph, about encounters with Becky Koehler, Crystal alcoholics. and the National Winebrenner , Kenny Koehler, Trenton Holman, Andy Eskew, Terry Barrett, Stephannie Rought, Beverly Faulkner, Paul Voss, Juanita Justis, Donna Koehler , Lenora Jenkins, Everelt Roush , Bernice Levacy, , George Freeland, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harper, Mr. and Layette shower held for baby Brenda Wise, Lucille Lewis, Sue Smith, Elizabeth Lewis, Sampson Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Jenkins, and Lucille Grover. their progr•mlor a lcoholics. The program also included material on immunizing children with Dr. Luther E. DeWeese, Division of Prevention, Department of Health, Education and Welfa·re , Dallas. Texas, reporting on the world wide imumnization against smallpox. Mrs. Martin and Miss Julia Mullins, national chapeau, Eight and Forty, were guests and brought greetings at an Eight and •-orty dinner meeting. Mrs. Martin talked to the group on \he children and youth program of the Eight and Forty. There was a reception honoriiJ.g Miss Mullins with checks lor the M.f.'S Dinner held ars. Sam Pickens, Alice Wise, Amencan Hed Cross whose representative reported on , sc hola rship fund being presented to her. Other highlights of the conference included a program on alcohol and youth by Bill Caldwell, assistant diret'tor of the American Legion, Children and ut Youth Division: Bob Paddy on child abuse and neglect, and Mrs. Martin on the work of the Eight and Forty with respiratory . diseases. Ray Patterson, director of the American Legion children and youth, talked on several programs and awards were presented to the 13 states represented at the conference . Theme of tbe year is "Make tbe Pieces Fit - Accept the Challenge ." , d re Werry hOno Mrs. Lucretia Werry was Jeff Werry , Gallipolis: Mr. honored Saturdav with a sur- and Mrs. Mike Swisher, prise dinner party in celebralion of her 80th birthday af Syracuse; Mrs. Debbie Michaels, Route 3, Pomeroy; the home of Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Werry, John Werry, Hemlock Grove. Hemlock Grove; Paula Attending the celebration )Verry, Denise Werry and were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glen Werry , Mason, W. Va .; Werry , Gallipolis ; Mr. and Dan Werry, Greg Werry, Mrs. Walter Werry, Mason, Kevin Werry, Eric Werry, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Misty Werry, all of Dayton, Werry , Dayton; Margaret John Dillon, Mason, IV. Va ., Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Tony •nd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Werry , Dayton: Mr. and Mrs. Werry , Pomeroy. Mrs. Karr presides at installation Mrs. Altona Karr presided at the in~t<1llation Geremony of the 1978 officers for the Chester United Women Methodist! at a meeting held recently at the church. Group smging of "Send the Light", followed by scripture from Romans 2 read by Mrs. Betty Roush, opened the meeting. Mrs. Dorothy Karr was at the organ and Mrs. Bertha Smith lighted the candles placed on a table in front of the altar. She then escorted each officer to the altar - Mrs. Bernice Bailey, president : Mrs. Ethel Orr, vice president : Ml'S. Betty Lou Moore. secretary; Mrs. Kathrvn Mora assista nt secretary: and Mrs. Kathryn • dinner, Uons: Mrs. Gladys Spencer. Christmas Thanksgiving fruit baskets, _ publi c relations a nd and the starting of a church historian, and Mrs. Clara · ' library, . Conroy, nymbership. The 12. members and two Mrs. Ba"tley conducted the bw;iness ineeting and the guests present reported 13 topics discussed included the sick and shutin caUs made e lection day dinner, during the past month. 1olhae I Windon , treasurer. Mrs. Karr read the installation service and the of£ieers were given their path, of office. Mrs. Karr had prayer and then presented each of- · ficer with a key to unlock the storehouse of God's Holy Word. The group sang "Take My Life and Let It Be." 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The Chri stmas pageant , a party bubbling wjth gaiety . before yo u take it by check- t t) portray facial expresSions. •Includ e in the picture an a tree twinkling wi th light s. ing the picture ba<kgro und wide-eyed children at their fo r di stractions that will draW obj ect - a C hri stma s trel! most appea ling- all can be attention away from the main bough, a gaily wrapped packsaved in s naP ~ ho ts when subject. Shout from a differ- age, a st age. pro p- that is ca mera. film and fla ~ h are en t angle to catch anoth er closer-to the camera than the view . Or move c loser until mai n s ubjec t . 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Fonunately . there is ati alremative brewer whi,;h uses aLijustm~nt . ptl:ture Elcl·tmnit.: ViUcu Glw•·d tun· i n~ ami Sp ;&~o:e C'ommanU n:· rm,tc \: l llltn.)l wi th ZOOMl)Hilh:b in tht ..:~Ill) · pun} ·., new l.:l•h1r IV line . / .cn1th nwUcl., induJc p\•rlltl'lt.: · ~i Lc anJ tithk ... ch . 1he drip principle to produce in lll\.IIC • • r.:un~ult u ~alc)f)(htul at yo u1 Jcalt:r HC l,,. ... he -.: ~tn '~ug~c~t ~pc:c1al fe;:;tture!>. th;. at "'111 hdp )'tHI -.L'I\.·..:t thl' . 'light '' TV M~ l fur y,aur humc or fur th;.tt 'JR"· t rtHl i(· aJv ;.uH.' l'\- in mn rc \\ Il l \ ·nd th'' ' t' ' l'•' d,tl P'-' ''11 1~ ul... o "'' ''I C ht t,lln.t' ,fll ,pp tn.: lht ,,, II ~~lll . l l' h1 ~1 ~ 111~ t,,, th.at jll't tlk.l th . tl ho ll lll' i t' well as \7(lll:.olt.' ' with lhc h't'~ \lftillc furniture . There ' !>~ '-' ' l' ll il new s..:rics of ~.:o n, ll lt s with ~.: rcllcn .at ~t y ling .. Ynu c a n chOlJ!)e from model, i n s uch ~ t y les as Early American , MeJiterra· ncan . Cou ntr y . Con tempo- · r ary ami Ultra modern to me e t any h om~ dcl·ur uml any Natural . Helena Rubinstein choose fmm . smart ~ty l i ng . as well .111J Pl'rtdhilily . Thrl!e nf t h e~e :'lmall - ~crc~.:n set~ ha ve t""·u •·c1lu•· T \ l ll'l'fur·uw•·~-a rlc•t•oralnl' l'Hitlpne t in tlw f7 · indl cli <t~onal :oot' l'•·•·n ~ i:r.t• (fo rq::rnunil). ft·a hn·in.,. ~p;,an· Co mman d n·uaul1 ' t•unlr·ul: and u. I :J. PRESTO indt rliaj.! o n a (,·olor T\' !>t' l ( l mt· l..~c ·uurul) I hut hu :o mH·· hultiHI t•hanrlt'l "'' li·t•lion . E. Main Pomeroy , 0 . Open Nightslill9 l---------------- If yo u have any trouble selec ting a TV set ..be sure 10 ideas. to prevent Keepsake" · 7 11 .1/ .\ rlu 11 igflr h t'./ort' Clni.ltm cr.L und fJtlnic h£1d .\ trttcJ... A s.: (li !I ll ,\ Hlii Jih l( r·d: Ill ' ulf rw1 ll llllt d ... Bu-t I " it rca II ;. ;,1 pani (' .,itu - FRY PAN fu nn\' \'t•r:..c til' (U t ..: ..:~u d t hcr~ arc 10 da) 'l 1.1f .r thdt Chmt · ELEC. PERCOlATOR 2 SLICE TOASTER ELEC. FRY {H·a .\ rhl' lli KIII /~('fort' ,\'{' il' -}'1'{11' \ , td/ 11'11 .1 (Jl'(ICl:/it/ //lid BABY LAY-AWAY A CHRISTMAS Gin FROM K&C rna ~ , If a fri end unl!xpc~.:tc"ll " ar· rive~ wi th a gifl for yu u .! .1kt: a minu te to '~' rap up a jar \If prc -; e rv c~, or a bo\ ~>f ml\c papc?r fnr rcr.:iprol'at i\)n . Whe n the · ·reall y bi g ' ' gift ;.., b te arri ving . 1he hc'>t 1hing Ill d ~, , i, cut out a pic t u re of lhl' pwd uct. nwu nt it un a piC l' C nf CPimfti) d r; t \~in g papr.: r {11 \,,';trJ hnrud . rut d \.· ,mJ (I ll l t lp that '<t)'l. " la' ~ _n nning ... ~~ ra p it h \.:a utifull y a nd prc\cnt it l u v i n gl ~ . FOREVER Sapphire and Diamonds t::). ph~i n ~ the " r·..:;\1 thing .. ;, .t oming latl'L Yuu might r(,:mlnd ;.nu r r ~L i ricnt that ELEC. CAN.OPENER THE GIFT Amethyst, Topaz, Ruby, ha ve rorgutt.t:n to get a gift for su rn eu r11.: u r th at it gift that \\ a~ on.ft: rcJ ha " not ar ri' d ' rh c rL" an: '> U ma n;. i t ~ rm it rou nJ tht: hllll '>t: that G ill he u ~ cd a ~ " I OU." ' gd'h \\ lth :1 ELEC. . B Timeless Beauty. Beautiful Time. fi~ht : Til t' ).:l}i l111d (ll' l' i ut•ti . (I ~fnf)rl /1\ .1(1!/11 .. CROCK POT · 20 SP. BLENDER The raptures of wrapping! AND MANY Onl' o ft he best P<!rh tl ft h ~ C hri stmas gift j.., the prett y packaging t hat it co mes in . MORE Det.:orati vc: p;.apers and or· nate r ib bu n ~ and bow~ a ll make the C hri ~tma o;, t rm.lit iun o f gift -giving that muc h mon; e xc it ing. Th i~ year, why nO t take <t little ext ra time tu make your Chri~tmas prc:-,l.:! llb reall y s pc ~.: i al. frum the wrap ping on Jown! You r.:an make you r gift w.r appirgs a treat to tht:: ta ste bud s a~ ·we ll as the eyes! Tic ca nd v ca nc'i into the ri b lw ns. ur niakc li ll ie packag~.,: :-, (Jf "SHOP EARLY AT EBERSBACH HARDWARE 5 MAIN ST. 992-2811 · I I I J • Gift Books • Bibles eRecords eTa~ eOffic:e Gifts MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE -- POMEROY b~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ O\ '• WHO'S THE LEAOER OF THE T UB thai ' • fille<l ~· ith bolh tim• gle•'l M-1 -C- K-E-Y M-0-ll-S-E! ~li• · k .,•· a n•l his ,_;.t.UltJ art> ·bal."k, I hi !! time in i\lit·k~,- ~1!> Tuh C hat. In Knie~erboek~rT"?'~ Co.-a !OJ' I hat wili mak e lJathinl!{ ~ fun-filled eveot. 1 he Tuh (..luh allac h 'e s h1 the• si•h· nf t~e _tub and is jam-packt-d " ·itlt fun thing es t·o tin: a shdm1 pOnd for Mic ke"'}' or IJonal•l. a wHter ·" ·-het'l. a fltN~ting t·hai.!!lt' longue, a l!iWimminJC tubt>. a raft. and a · ca ntlie o; a nd r.: nnk i c~ with cr.: lloph t~ nc ami tic tht.:m to thc gifl \ for an ex tra "kligh t! For a nostalgic tuut.: h. wra p yo u r gift:. in f<tbric swatch e., an d tie t hcin up wit h old-fa ~ hion ed grosgri.lin ribhon s in g inglmm c h~r.:k ~ or perky plaid'i. .. e-.etes 212 E. MAIN • POMEROY - TWO NEW NIGHT Ll(;IITS designed stweific•ll~ for the· thrislmas s••uon a~ . a\1 ailahle from Gene ral Ele(•., " tri'r\ Tht' l'i (' sea so nal d esigns feature a. Santa ami u. . .s nowman ('olorfull y illu!Strate d on a white in!Sert in H 21/a-inL·h tliAmf'h' r base. The decoraletl in~;erl c an be rotaiNI within 1h1• hose so that lhe figure may b.- di8· playt"d upri~~~::ht in t•irh e r vertical or horizontal wall outIPh. The lighh arc :y4·inc h dee p a.n d fit flat again st rhe " ·all. Tht~ If,.. Watt n eon hulh is long la ~ling and 1lows co ntinuou ~; l~· for ju s t J_.ennie s a y('ar. They are r ecommt"mlt"tl at1 holida y d eco rations, slo('king gifls and ltarty favor. . S uggesle d retail price h $ 1.59. I '\• ' G•~T A ' HANDLE" on Chri s tma s mt•umrie!! by shooting colo r pic•luJ't':O lhut dt•\'t40JJ whilt• ~nu '-'&tch. Phoros 1akr·n with The Harutlt•- Kurlak in stunt camt"ra an_• t>j (•c t.-cl immr• tliult · l ~ aflt!r t.'X IJO!HII' t', with dt•,·eloping el§~enliaiiJ· c•o mplc·lc· l'i~ llt minuh•s la~tt·r . Othrr fea· tUrt- 8 ht•l 1• ntukc• insl8 nt photO~I'Uj) h~· t'UISiCI' and lllUI'C t•on~o· t• nit • nl than t' \ 't•r. Thc."rt•"s Ill\ t•lt-'t'lric eye for goocl ex pos urnt, M It' ll~!.> alrt•auh· fucu st•d fur s uiJjetih fo~r fe.-t away anti hc·~' tHHI unfl a built-in handle for ea~t)' carry- panic! New neQn lights for Noel Holtl on to special mornents wind-up outboard motor that altHl' ht• s lo t•at•h of tht.• vehi .. le• with a I!IIJOflJif". !!U& fJ dis h und figures of Mit·k ev a tiun \\ hen \ u u Lli :-.(,:U \ t.' r \ 'OU HAND MIXER I ~e l. ' HOT DOGGER ELEC. Sundoy lO :lOio12:lOondllo9p .m . I PRESCRIPTIONS PH 992·2955 Fnen(Siy Service · ahll! battery pack . uffered as optio nal equipment with this Bathtime fun with Mickey Mouse! and Donald l>ul·k. . AUTOMATIC GRIDDLE Mon . thrusat. 8 : 00~. m . to9p. m . Present PASTERY TOASTER BUR~ER Kenneth MtCullough, R . Ph . Charles RiHie, R. Ph. Ronald Honning. R. Ph AO DC capahil it)'. One is .a . 9-inc h m~nld wi lh an additum;al pl1wer up ti11n . It ope rat~~ fro m its own re c ha rge- c·onkt·r• f1 ·unaiJum i uinnln lla mihun ll r•twiJ.In n4hlitiun In tlc•t•p fr·J inll: t'hic· kc•n .· polulut'~'>• ~ hr·iml' und otht•l' i tt·m:... 1 hi:- 'c·t':oou l i It· "._ lrm ·t o1·tlc·r··· UIIIJii um·t• ~otr• ill!i :o; l t • uk~'>. fr•ankl'l ancl laurnlHn·~t · t '~">l huile '''~t'lahlt· IO tJI' ~'>jiUjo:" hl'lli ; m · lu · ul ~ :-It' " ~" aut l :- uUite- . Tlwt·mul!lutit· lwul t•o n lm l< u· hurullc •t l f1·' ha ~" l... ~·l :1iul uil •lnimtl(t' t• dflt' lu·u...:kt'l in !'O m ·c· 111~'>1~ , h, ·u hh~ c·oukiuJ( l't' !!!Uit &. Anllllt'' IIOII·l'>lic · k s ur·fut't' uwkt·!> hulh t•ouki n"' an ti t•lt•u ning Hath Powder (s haker ) I I ·· III as impn,ved perfCHma nce !>IHH'i..& ill ju ~ l All fu"'l fn,· r·/ Cant., ms I S nt. E.w d6:! Parfum N.-Hurd l Spr<w M 1~l & J 01.. I I I Ze nith •dst) llffers a com· rll!te lim: .of hl"ck.-anJ-white TV s et ~. including 9- and 1'2· iiH: h d iago nal modds th cat ~ift nf u h ·_, nan" ., FroyrilllC~ Dut't5.75 ...----·---·---·-----~I iiH:h tahle mudels and con- the·~·· "Owr tht:> R.;,mbov.J" J. of fine furnitun:. t here Hrt! a Vilriety nf ~3- a mi :!5-- Show her you care with a Gift · she' ll really use · · · We have a selection of personal and kitchen appliances that's second to none · · · · And at Prices you'll go for. . -• Sp ra~· M 1<:~1 _I;;;;;,;;;;;,J E~ 0-' E un \our· t:l ... i~lnw"' ~huppin~ li!i l 1h~~~ ""·ill al•prt•f'iall· FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVING und holidu y •· njoym enl , Cor)''8 Brew ..Matf'~ prtwidt• lht~ s anu~ ric-h flu,·or of t>l eclric 'drip .;o ff~l' or If"& at o fro• •tion of'lh t> •·us t . "ill d••liJ!hl iu tilt • IH' 1111J• ··;r WJ::U:OME Raggo· d~· Ann and Andy into thrir homt" tlu.·in8 tlw Chl'i~tnu~s srasun·~ Hc•rc, tlw t"·u l>la~- ful c·artoon c·lutrtu- l t"rs the s itle s o Ca tlt>lightful oval mirror th ai m••a:..urt>s 23 irl('tu~s wide and 191/2 irwht•!oi high. The· mirror 1 of vi hrant blut> ~t, rrtls anti yc·llow,., is fl'om s,·rot·o's new ·•Ragged)'· Ann ami Aml y" t•ollt>dinn of •·lucks, wall .P iatJUes and a lf&rmf'nt nwk titl y- up . All un maule of tlurable t•laslic fur easy ('art• ami clc uninK. Rt>tailiug for apJu·oxi· mutel~· 8 22 .00, thi e tlt'c·m·ati,·e and practiral ac· ~· t •sgory is s ur~ to rt·Q~·t·l t•vt'r·yout"' !l happy fu.c··~ - I ' ll !!~ . thcr~ arc new ~.:o mp ac l models decorator in t.he 19- .\OUIII;(!>lt ' l'l'l Clllt" c•JM' \-diH \Hllll" IH t ' OU~ Up lllt ' lfl ~ tH' uiiuut t·~ :l ut.. Eau de Parfum 4.00 llhl ~ FOil E \ WHO WOULD I. • 1 ~, ot. E;,u dt> P<\rfurn ~·-.• ur tlu•n· ;u•t• Zt·nitit ' T\' ~ d~ . ~unw II s a perfect gift for budget -minded s hoppers w ho apprecia te the fresh drip-brewed taste of coffee or tea. What you save on the brewer alo ne can help buy many cu ps of coffee well into the New Year. 6.75 inch diagtmal screen s ize . t\ nd fl> r those whu likt: large screen viewing and the Practical Gift ... paper filte_r and placed atop the .f!1a1chtog glass decanter. dec.an!er ftlr 1he kitchen . den or b.:llroom . Fo r t ho se who enjuy a larger sc reen for vie wing . the Pe~fectly loose tea an the system ' s brew basket lined with a decorator family use o r as a sec· fl'llt Ur~ wate r level and whisrles when water bo~ls . Then pour over fre sh JlfOund coffee or t:Hl' I · L·~ ~ : ~1\I;I.E:-i . OI . U:OOTEH~ . llllll s~ t so l e~ hl two to eight cups of coffee or tea almost as faM as insrant . Just boil water in the 2 q1. ketfle which shows the e•act Spray Ill ~~:rccn sizes ""al proviJc pr~ICii~o.·;.d ultcrnatives for •• paper fillers . Parfum l ifc~ r yll! . ~ma ll the same rich flavor of e lectric drip coffee or tea at a fracrion of the cost. C~ry Food Services, Inc . has mtrodu~.:ed Brew-Mates, a complete manual drip brewing system which includes a " Tweetie" whistling kellle. "no.11-e lecfric drip brewer and The system brew s from Eau de ditl'.:rent vi~ wing prd~n:m:cs o r s pecial s pace require · rucnt s . Fi.l r ~ .tC.amp l e~ there urc pll rta ble - s i z ~ and t'i.m lp:.u.:t -size mudds in the IJ . a nd 17- in ch di cagonal Elt•t·tronic• Vitlt•u Guiln l tuninl' \\oith 14 · pm~ition TouL·h -(:umnutlul t•hunth·l ~~· l •· t '· lion . Crt•tlt·uza·!!> hapt•cl <' Hil!>Uio· i~ uf "'' nuirw knott~' pint· "um.l n •nt' t'r!i un ltl ll :wd t•ntl~. ~htll'hino!': dt•t·nratiu· "a ll t·r~. t•ahind ft·ont ami b~t !i t' in :ooinnalalt •d \OomHI. .. ('l'>'-f+¥\-1 :I 50/., There a rt' screen size~ fur THI:OO t; 1FT FUR A t\1 ERR\' f:ll H I.ST~U.S frmu Zt•nith t•onu• t~ in u mwl,•rn lll..l •lt• ·clatt · llad... a~-: 1 >- lh t""AI,Iw~. 11 25-hu-h clilti![unal t•olnr T\' nt•t•in·•· in a fur· nihll't'··" ' .~ (,. t•onso lt•. It ~ tu l~ aun·d ft•lllurt·~ indudc· an all·solitl ~ talt • t•lt'tt~!ii .. . a d nutt·•· d Lhrnm1H'tllnr pl«'111rc tulu·. f :ulm· ~c·n tr~· uutomulit• pidUI't• t·unlnll ~.\~lt • IH und · Raggedy Ann u11d AIUly SIJUt ing and g ript-•ing. This aim·and-shuot sharpshooler is · uvailtthh· nl 1alwh) dc~ ul,•rs for a li.'!! l )Jric·r of ·830.~5. A n N· k s trat)· initials for J.Wrsoiualizing ami a hatlery com~· " 'ilh lht· t•atnt•ra. . ,... �B-7-The Daily Sentinel, Mttldlepurl-Pumeroy,JJ .• Wetlne; d"), N"" · t i:S-6- Thr Da t l~ Sent tnt? I. MtddleptJrl·l 'tm wro~ . 0 .. \\ t•dnt•:-11.1 ~ . ~tl\· :!J, 1~77 Brighten your 'holiday with candles A gift you mal"e yourself • • • enhances Chnstmas sp1nt JfiiJiclr is whit.:h? Counti11g the hours 'ti.l Chri.stmas 'Little people' toys will help big., creative imaginations grow Nothing t.·nham:e!'l the t1CI of i!i\ 1ng nhlrt' than .l g\1'1 ~l)u ' vc made! yourself. Th b fauit com po te b ca)y hl mal-..1.' . It Cl'mbinc~ a variel) uf cannt:d anJ drit:d frull!\ \\ ith Hacardi durk rum . Yll U COlli lllak.t: t=IH.HI~h l'ur gtfting . and .. c:t=p \mne you t· ~elf. F~1 r gin ~iving. pad. pint jars JIH.I add a note expl;,in1ng that t hl' fru it io;; t"lc:,t wiH:n ~crvc d l)V t·r pourH..Icaki.', i..:e l:rcurn or ~.- r L·pc s. ~~~ m~ · t h iu~ Ill ' ¥. o·n t" olo·o; ou·o! fnaih in ~I'IH'I' Uiill~ ~· r• nou·ol 11f dutlliH'I IIU"llt' ht •~. matularin oranjlt•:o,, pitHtapplt· t• hun" ~· H l ~d•• ul rhal vrs, 1 •..-ur~J t·h••Ji tH-tl li E C.-\ \ II \RUI.\ \\\IT In lu••u · !'lt ·r·•·u .. t.mntl fnuu Zrnit h '-!0 \lini -\l'c•d"' '· Thi -!0 l ow···r :o>tJli tl :oollllt• "..\ \1 , F\1 ~ ••. ,., ... F\1 IUIII ' I'· l.l lllplifit•t•, l' t•c·un l . -hullfitt' l' HIUI c·ussdlcplu .\ t'l ' rt·t·,u ·cl,·r i ~ .. t~lt• tl i1111 :-- 1· · ·· ~ ,·u hi n.-t uf:--imulalt•tl ~tlucl ~· itllr'it· hl~ I'Tuiru•cl \-O_aln ur l'n l.u· fini:--h . It ":-- :-- l.u~n ~ith 111uh· llin ~;C Allt·#'l·u I UOU to p•·a k• · r •· twlt~:--utt't'l. Say d Merry Christmas with modular stereo unit gi, ·\n t' \.:lling gttl lt' tt· ~·t·i \~ t' Llf" tht, l ' hn ... t m ~t~ 1. . ~ · 1:( -tr.td.. ~·. u t rrdgt' tape pl,t~..:r If ) ~~u \\.tnt .t n · ~ - tr.t~.: k. t'rf'rn pi;.J~l'l fCI.' L'lllc l', thl'l t' d!'C / cnt th lhe''"-' ~ ~ 'lt' lll~ an; flo1UI flHltkh Ill 1.' htltl'(' frtlm . dc . . !gncd in ,e\t.""ri.d llift l:'tt'nt · Or -If ~Ill! rrlofer .I C.l ...... t'l ll.' 'i'l'' ftW nH"t fll~'llh i.lnd .u.s; fli,J~('I l'l'l"l lld t •r. [\\Ll llhtdU· ,t\,trl:ahk u11h ,I \~U " ICI} ,,f lar ., IL't l'llllll it., ha\l' 1h1.. fl'ar~:.1 tlll\' ' rl~ r .tn } lift:, , ~ 1c . tur c- . ) \ lll .:dll .:hlll.ht' hCl\\~;.' t'll Ea.:h /l'rtllh nli.Hiul a r lhret' nwd~.:\., "ith .1 blttlt 111 .,,l'rl'u .. ~ .. tl'm h.t., a lOW'( 'nwdul.tr "'It' I t'l' ' ' 'llt:tn public• . 1' ~ \(:IIUI'TIC~ i"' 11 hdlliaul n t· "M mdu· ~um~ ·. h i.l~>t' tl un ,.•·il'l ltifit• tlwon . Hntl il lut"' "'' '"'inllt' l'"' ur· lo .. •·•·:o . h ' t'l plu~~·c ll"ol' kn o~ l, · d~, . u nd if .. t h•· fin·l t•ntr'.' fn•m t h t·i•· fl,· ,l~elin.,; n•IHI11111 .' -••PI~~'" P'' iuh · l _, t'lllillt•tl \H II C ll I ~ " Ill C II . PS \ C IIOI,TIC~ ~ illl w UHiilahlt· ut ~;:ifl ouHI tlt•pUI' IIIlt' ll l !<ollll'l'!<o fu1 · 4 ]u·i!<ol IIlli" j.tift hu .' in~ ant i i:oo ~~ · ht • tlult • tl In l't·lail l"m· ~ I h . HU . u 1·. l41'ih· tu WIIICII IS Wlilt:ll. 20 Bt ·t·kn\au Plan·. ' · · ~ \ m·" · 'i .\ . IUUt 2. .. o ltd 't;tl!.' .·\ 1\l F~1 Stl:'ri.'l' 1 : ~1 IUI H ,.'I ·,IIllpli/it' f. ami a 'll·l'I'Cll rrc.: r'>illn l"l'l"ll rd \.: h.lll!:,!l'l "(Wakt<t" ~rh:hhll l"t:''\ in thfl'l' dill't:rt'm .. it~'- It" .. u!Hllhl'r ... l ltlnd id t::t fn 11n Zt'nith . Chalk-U p Special Holiday Greetings! If you're planning a Ch ristma s party fur a group o f youngs ters. a dd to th t:i r ho liday enj oy ment by d t<ilk· wg welc o ming me ss ages al ong the private sidewalk l·oadi ng to your d'oor. 'downs' and 'ups' • • of holiday entertalnlng light of those ho lill a~· spills and '\platte ro;;. lf it" s yo ur rum ro ent ertain familY nnd fri ends thi s ho lid;w Season. don ' t let ac~,;i ­ denn11 o;; pots a mi o;; tains spuil the fun and festlvitv of· the occao;;ion.' Wi t h a lii tle s pot re moval know-how clean · up s of bot h was hable a n~ dry-cleanable item s can l:t< qu ick and easy. The mo:,t important rule to remember i~ t hat a spot i.;; ea sies t to rem Ov e if it 's treat ell i mm~d i ately . Before laundering any items. be sure to rem! the ma'nufacturer" s wa~ hin g instructions. i-.·1ost commo n spots will respo nd to a tre atment of Spray ·n Was h ~ laundry soil and stai n remov.er. Just spray the pretreat direc tl y on the spot , wait 60 ·seconds. and launder normally. For extratough spots. try another spray a"nd was hing. Many spots and stai ns on d r y-c leanab l e item sincludrng uph olstery, drap· ery. and rugs-can be re · moved wit h Klr' Spo t-lifter. Ju st apply it to the s potted areas, let dry to a fine white powder. and t hen bru sh the powder and the :,oil awa y. t Check the e tT~ct of an y spm re mover in an inconspicuou s place before atte mpting to remove a spo t from a nun colorfast fabrk .l Here aie some tum mon ho lida y s pot s and st ain~ yo u' re likel y .to em:uunter and th eir appropriate eme rge ncy re med y: • Grav ies and fond ue ssc rape off as much of the grease as posSible . Use s pray pretreat o r spot -lifter depending on the fab ric-to get the residue . ' Egg Nog a nd he~v y cream- lukewarm water or soa p and water will remo vt: any solid pon ion: then pre· treat or spot-lift accordingl y. "" Cra nbe rrv sauce and berry ju ices~spo nge with cold water fir st and pret reat or s pot-lift . * Wine s - lukewarm water will remove white wine spots on non·washables : K2r will ta ke ca re of red or rose spots. For w a~able items, just use spray pretreat before laundering . • Cand lewax-p!ace the stained item be twe en layers of absorben t paper and press TREE SAFETY Keep in mind that a dr y C hris tma , tree can be i:IC · s tfoyed by fl ame:, wit hin minutes . the reb y threatening the ent ire home. Reme mber to keep the tree well-watered at all tim es and dispose uf it when the needles begin drying and falling easily from the hranches . · On this day in history : In 1942 , Congress authorized c reati on of a World War II Woman's Auxiliary of the U. S. Coast Guard to be kno1"1' as the "Spars." In 1945, World War II rationing ended in the United States on aU foods except sugar. · <~ M a ~l.'s about::! qua rt., . ' •• •• GU~I'S TH,\T \O ll Mi\1\t: Hlliii~ELF , h.. ~· ~· uu really t'tltt', Tl1is ltum Rt·i!t is llll~dt • with Um·ar·•li r·um for. a 1ru ly tl.•lit ·imt i'! lu s lt '. . '~ ...• Second iron . This "ill Ura w ~ mu:,t of the ~o lid wa, . Tl -~ t pr~ treat or Spotlift :tCI..'(' : uin1 ly to remove FOR GAlS AND ' C harog Ji s h smud ge~>~'lp .., .~gc THEIR MOTHERS 0 MANICURE SETS by REVLON 0 0 VELVET BLAZER ELEGANT LEATHER COAT 0 CHARLIE BATH POWDER 0 0 '• •• by BRENTWOOD is a series of three-inch tall " lillle people " and their accessories in a varie ty of im · aginative setti ngs . Eac h Playmobil " famil y' ' can be playe d with sepa - I I .. rately , or together with other toys a c hild alre.ad y owns for h ours oF crea ti \le pla y . Playmobil people are avail- • Smart styling In &OIIds or stripes. By Crlcketeer. \. ' Thi!i ne w H~sted suit. " uper bly tai lored i n a hle nd of Dacron• a nd fine wool. ~ omes m a ra nl.!e or colors in wilds a nd stripe- s, cJI.Iensive en o ugh to 'iati$f~· you r o wn s pe ~f.ial needs. A nd rhe subde. natural shapi ng. th e cle~ant loo k. and th c- HAND SCREEN PRINTED LONG SKIRTS by ALFRED SHAFUN m f"llc ul ous ta il o r i n ~ rh:tl h1u hccn . and aiwa).!l will be. th e .. (Keeps coffee warm for hours. $160.00 --- £i;c. o · Americans have a lwa ys loved beer . hut in rc ce.nt years . beer quaffi ng has be· come a favorite pas tim e among growi ng num be rs of people In fact. beer industry spokesmen around the countr y report sl)mc interesti ng shift s in 1/ .S . beer consu mp· tion. Import ed beers, once the.c hoiceofaselect few, are now" a dramati ca ll y in creasM ing selec tion . In th,t Ars.t six .month s of this year alone , shipments of malt beverage s into t he U.S. were 22 perce nt higher than for the Same period one year ago. ·Whi le sales of domest ic beers grew only two percen t in 1976. sales of im ported brands grew by an impres· sive 43 percent , Over.tll , the last four years hav e shown· total im por1ed beer sale s to have increased NOW ... YOU CAN HAVE ADELUXE HOTPOINT MICROWAVE OVEN AT APOPULAR PRICE! unmistakable si Kn of Qua lity a nd Rood taSte . "AIRPOf' VACUUM DISPENSER GET A'I'JEUTIQ '. Ml n LOVE IT! · ,... . ~>t e- ni i'IR System offers real chal- lenge to a child 's eager imagination and makes playtime an oppon uni ty to create endJess fanta sy situations. Imported beer is a unique and welcome Yule greeting ' ., ·you c11 n c hoose in t·on fidc-nce. knowl nli! that you are To~ EI.EGANf:E I N CA BI NETRY in tht• •·"la,,i •· tru.tlilinn t·mnhitw" wirh 1he ~ Jl& Ct>·a ge e lt•c·t run it·!!i uf 1hi !'i 2 S·i n <' h c·-.lur •·t.ml!nl•• ft·ut u l'i ng (; •· Ht•r·a l E lt •('l ri•· ·!! t ' Xr" lu siw· VIR " broaeh·a s l-~·ontrollt•d"' t·olur, infrun·tl rt·moh· t: nntrol t· lc·t·lrnnit· luning , and .11. nt•w lighl tlt•pt'ndt•nl re!!i!'i lor s~' !'ih· m whi_c h uutunutlit·ulb·. tttlj~ sl!! l)i l't~~r bri~h.t­ rwss r"n ntra s t and c·o lor inlt•n!!ih· at·t·unhng tu till' tHo u• h-htm,; t·oml1t10us. ThiS hamlso m t• new tt>lt•\·i.sion ft•<:~tur~~; a •liamontl IHttl f' l' n p a •·•1u••t top a nd is !il yle•l in ,gt~n uhu· hardwo od so litl!!i. tli !'i lrt• sr~e tl llt"t·an \'t'" IH't·rs lUlll s imulatt·d wood arc·t• nls. The Playmobil Toy ;,ystem .Aien1 CHRISTMAS CHECK LIST rclliJ uc . ,. SWEATERS A\lailable in base, starter, deluxe and sur>er ac~;esso ry . deluxe se!s, the PlaymObil Electronic elegunce! system s, .. these categories allow a yo ungste r to act out his obser\lations of the adu lt world aro und him thro ugh min iaturized " people, " and in the process, to de vt!lop imP o rt a nt s o c i a l s kill s. Role-playing, the acting out of drama ti c or hi s t o ri c $Ce ne s, and imitat ion Of parents a re method s of interacliOn which preschoolers use . as a means oF communication . '• OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY TIL8:00 PM chardcters are jointed to sit . stand. ride hurst:s, and hold small ubjec,ts in their hands. able in seven different series : (o who ys, Indians , Con · Slrucrion Worker s and Knights , and lhe ne we'\t Medical . Fire fighters and Cavalry series, as we ll. All ·. Co mmonly called " toy ,.... children's he lp with the " art· v.ork" for a real fun project. ••nn off sooty rt" '3· iJue "ith coo l wuter. Spray · n W~t s h or !!pot -lith:r will cJo the re"t. ·" Co ff ee-o n a n u n· v. ;.1shablt' it tm. ~po t - lift e r will n:muve the ~ pol ; any traces of sugar "ill re spond to a moist rag. Pre treat and launder the coffee ~po t on wa:-.hab le fabric:, . ' Candie:-. and cream-fil led sweet ;.,-again. on a nonwas ha ble. an y re mat ning ~ IJ~ar trace-a ft er usi ng the :- . pot-lifter-will be remo ved by dabbi ng with a moi s t cloth . And. again , the was h· able item nec:d s th e Spray pretreat and proper launder· ing . "' Lip stic k----j us t spot-lift or prelreat. ... G r ee n vegetable ~ pots- wet stained area wi th cool ~ater , then spot ·lift or pretreat. • Evergreen sap-sponge up a" much of the s tick y solid or re~; idue as possible: then . " "POl· lift or pret reat and lau nder . Wt'~ k. . ·- For the average pa rent "ihO I'ping fo r children 's toy' and games. the ab undance of product~ flood ing the ma1\ket may muke the tas k fnr strat ing. At C hri st mastimc . that fru stration Cdll ea:,i ly turn inlo a nightmare. rtnd ofte n raises the que 'ition. "' l"in ' t there any to y that · .s right for my chM!" Despit e the confu sion.........-at Chri s tma s or a n y o th er time- the toy ind ust ry at · tempt s to provide to y item s which hest meet the needs and learning abi lities of a particular age group . ..,. The presc hool age group. fnr example, demon strate s spec ial skills and interests unique to their group. The se skill s. cQmbined with pare ntal a nd teach.e r support and the toy industry 's retogni ~ tion oF what it take s for a child to have " fun ," have re· su it ed in a recen t trend · in presc hoolers' toys. · Ahhough there 's nol·hing " small " about a preschooler's imagination . energy o r desi re to learn , the trend, nevenhele ss. has heen towar~ s "s m a lln ess· ~ in many preschoolers' toys. You can enlist your own • " it h L. ay~_;r the fruitS. a!momls anlt ~ ug ar in I Y.!~quart crol:k . Gradually add, ru m lrum ~ hou ld cove r fruitl. Cnver crock am! let stand at le-ast I ·. .·\It L~· nith !-.\ 'll~m' l)tT~r a ,·h tli...'e llf rn all.' hing Allegro The-~ 'Deck the halls wi th bo"ghs i..'f hOlt ) , .. and 1ry to make l 0 uutto' l"i!i) tll'irtl n• ix o•tl fruib t'UJI hah·•·tlnutrlt.<Ot' hinu t•h .. rrit'!!' t'UI' IJhull" ln•ol "dmh• ulmond!i ;~ t' lll'" !I IIJWrfint• Stqpu · 2 t' UI'il'i llac•u•·•li dark. rum IUU'ii.HI(t' ( "'l'llr\ T'~ :\IE "~" Curol (; •.,., ... ,. <1:-okl!! l11; 1' mir..-cu· t"in . ( :tmnit· •.a ~ th•· thnumit· n ·tl· h•·•ulc·cl •l u•• i nln u lut•t• tlwil· lit ' " nwl<t · ~·~~·.. ,. ~' ~' Cll( )l:i-' I"I C-\ lulht• ~otifl hu~ in" il' • gift. parti..:u larly whcn .fillcU \\ i!h L' ~t~ 1kil' .,, ~.·a nt..l y. 11 r ~nmc 1H her Hppr ttp r iat r " g ift ·wit hin ;1 ~if1. " l n~n o · ,unhin~lioU\ 'it<lltl - l'_n -C.wtllt• HouliiiJ!: t•u ntllt• t'ullt't' j)l l1 ~ ( :ul'llifll'" · !HIM n•: ,;T :1 l.l:J7( 0 Automatic time or temperature cook ing. 0 1.3 Cu. ft. capacit y. n Di gital clock and tim er up to60 minules. Crew Collar, SeH Patterned, Block Body With Chest Stripe a '23.00 0 3 Power levels with defrost cycle. Model RE92BV CUSTOM~R ~ARE MAI<:E IT ... . . • . EVERYWHERE ' Youl' LeathmDon Your Impeccable Taste in This .Handsome Leather Coat From Our Outstanding Selection 20 Cu. Ft. Chest Holds 710 lbs. Two baskets for easy food selec tion Model OH20 (21 057 4) . Also available in 10. 15 and 25 cu . ft. sizes. leather For Christmas by Reed 25 DISCOUNT 1 ON ANY FREEZER IN STOCK • CHRISTMAS OPENING SPECIAL FRI. and SAT., NOV. 25-26 by more than 135 percent. What' s more, the growt h rate of imported heers shows no signs of slowing down . T he shift to ward imported hecr is especially significant becau se almost 75 percent of all imported beers in the U.S. are sold in bars and res tauranls . ra ther t han as pu rcha."ics ftlr hon:te use . Why , then , are im ported beer sa les rising at suc h a steady rate'' There are several reasons fu r the gradual shift toward imported beers. Economic factors have played an im· portant role in the types of alcoho lic be ve rag ~s consumed in America. The hard liq uor cons umer, for in · stante , finds that he 'an bet· ter afford brt:r at bars and res taura nts. as we ll as for home entertainment and rela xation. Oft en, he turns to imported bee r to sati sFy soph isticated . di scriminating taste. T he · s t a tu s fac tor associated with .drin king im· poned brands mu st also be co n s id e re d . The import drinker who brings his beer home is mak ing a state ment about himse lF and hili lifestyle. Bi s preference is onen int~nded. consd()usly or un· co n ~c iou s l y, lO set him apart fr.om t he average beer drinke r. He is willing to pay· the premium price- as muc h as 50 cent s a bottle-·in order to e njoy his favorite brand al home . A third fal.! tur in the growth of import s is the overall trend to ward "lightness " in all akb holic bever age~ whic h benefits certain type's of bCers as well hard liq uor· brands. as LADIES FASHION BOOTS • 10% OFF REGULAR PRICE Colors: Antique Brown, Burgundy, Black & Cherry. Sizes 38 to 46 Regular JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. Sizes 40 to 46 Longs . Drive A Little and Save A Lot- Free Delivery Within 175 Miles- Yes! We Service At Your Local Hotpoint Dealer Layaway For Christmas • Store Hours 8:30-5:30 SeiYing Meigs; Mon . & Fri. . lil8p.m. Tues. Wed. Thur. lil5 :30 Gallia and • Saturday Mason Counties lil5 :00 _..... • ,.. ' ,. .. •• ' �Tht• D~11 l~ 0>..'111 uwl. ~1 1dd\>..'purt · I1Ul\lt'rll} . 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IIK iudi ng mtli\m;,tl :.tnd ~ l a te fme sb . ;u c upe n tn pctlplc who wis h to cut dead wuod and take it home fo r fin: pla..:c fuel. P~ rmit ~ arc avai lahlc at the appm priatc agem·ic:, . Gifts of time and talent • • • reVIve true Yule sp1nts T h~ h i ~ h ga:o.i.llln e ..: hain an:;t\ , \\.i.lUd 1\ I'CIIIg U\t:tl (\l ;~u gmt: nt . ot even rc pl a.:c. o tha inn e ;t"'t ngly l'\ pen,ivc anJ ~com.:c fuel ... . -.au.: h ,, ., fud oil -a mi mttu nJI g;t., , Wuud burning \ 1\t~ C~ and furna~:c !'> dc>tigucd 111 h ~:at all li ving 111 the m H1h · crn half uf th~.: tmt ion--u r even . in some ..:a sc ~. fart h ~.: r MIUt h- w ill re ..:<tll the hitte r -weather Iii !II "i nte r•. M c tt' t1· mh1~i ~l!l predil·t nwn: i.lf the ap h1.· 1' h.n . . l•~..·l'n ).. 1111\\ n 1n '"'' up till' II \I ll f'h~ gi ft ,,f warmt h - hut h lhe n rac ti..:;tl anJ o:ae-.th ctn: l..indS:- i'\ av;,ila-hle to <Ill )!\) lit' whll find' a lightweigh t dmin !l;tw unl.le r the ir t re e at Chri,tma, , A PtH'tah le , high pov.cr\.'d T h\\ SC P lwl\1~ 1 l'.lllll' l ,l' ~ra ntl · p rtHet·thln . In :td J11 i1111 , mad e h y McC ulluch a nd M ~:C' ull ~tl· h O ~J. ucn t"l cnc llt f rum ~ u c h safet y - en~ i u cc rl'tl fe a t u re'.~, othe r ma nufa..: t ur~ r -.. ht: gin at ahuu1 $9Cl. I n s nme en i d w eat h e r ,m uffle r -.h ic ld "l . t h ro t tk latL" hl·., a n J \.: hai n l'~tt dl l.' l< al l ;H llll l'X t ra l: ll ~ L wvn ' t bl.' m a n y p a r e n t- · plt:a sing padq1 gt:: ~ un J t'r th ...· C: hri ~ tm as tree'.' Ntl l ncl.'l.'-. - ' ·"-'' Rl.':itlUn.:du l fa m ilic~ hmc up \\ ith a Il l.' \\ iJ I.'o t l tl ~.; o mt:: he lp c ut the high co..,! nf gi ft gi\i ng thi ~ Chri ... l ma ... Thl' y SlJ gge ~ t :-.uppkmc nt ing m a tt' r i ~tl p re~t::nh v. ith gift !-. tlf limt:: und t a l ~ nt. rt:rvrh t he 1:\t-., ..,dl \'Ot !R I-' AVOlUTE (;I I\ ' f:AN WATCII TH E ROSE HOWL in ~~:lurimHi t·Hi o r"'·ilh thi !! "''"' I l 1 ur·ta ·Culu r h ·l•·vh;ion from G t• ut•ruli'J t•c•tt·ic·. Wilh ~· ,u· ilin,c rww huriz.o ntul !'i t~· linfl. hiKt• KIUI'\!'i. ""hit ~· m· ... imulatt·•.l wolnul t·ahirwl ~;. t· u ~ tmu •·,•tra t'lahl•· ('llrry in~ humllt·. a nti 10011/r !!.ulitl·.>!!lult' AA (• hu ~s i s . his ut•w tt • l,.,·i ~i•m will hring him vit•win~ plt •lt ~ur~· tht· "''hul•• :'' ••11r lun~~:. :r· gr~111d nwt h t.: r did l'V\.'1' ) thmg h .... r..,t:J f ln.... t >..' it J ,,f hu ying ( 'hri-. tm a' 11\ a '''me v.ort h V<t~.:uum major clean-up jo b~ . AttaChed to the box \~ i ll be a Ne w Year' s calendar fi ll ed IIEARTI~-\1',\.RMJ:\1( ;....- E~Juit•lu · tl "''ilh u li,chtw~ · i"l•'t. high lu•rformin(l .-I&St•lim· t· h a in .... u"' . hnnu·ot4'11!'1'S c·a n r ul tht• wintt·r (•hill ~uult·ut fir•t•"'und 4' U ~ h nt th ~· ~ IHIH' tinu•-lw•• ~~:mul r t! thittll l'i fur 1wmlina~ u ~u" ulo n,r: in ~u n · w it h va c u u mi ng ·co mm itments. Thi s un iq ue C h r ist mas id ea of givi ng time a nd tale nt al o ng with trad itio na l gifl s i ~ a n e xce ll en t v. a y t l) help th o se young shl)ppcr-. \\ ho POMEROY, OHIO Christmas Gift Center Full Line Boots, Insulated by Chippewa, Waterproof Boots For \ The Entire Fami~. ~ "~=n~~~~~~~B:S:~ r==g:n~ ~ ~ ~ ~B::n:~. I-=· ~~~;u~~ ~~~ ~~ fumil~. . Asid t! from the ec on llmi..: ad ~· a nt age~. it in vtll ~o e-. ~: hi ldre n n~ in th e true -.. p1r it ,·Jf g_l\· lll B anJ ~ .~,. can ' t afford man y dabora tc g ift ~. NOW IS THE TIME TO JOIN OUR ···· Familie!! ada pting th i ~ neative meth od of gifl ·givi ng li nd it ha3 ma ny h e n e fi t ~. AS CLUB ' THE CLUB WITH THE BONUS PAYMENT ~ ;jl ~ 'rt ~ ~ n 11 ~ ~ ~ n Need A G"lft 'ldea· For That Hard TI 0 PIease person • On Your Ust'l • "" m l1 ~-~~u Brigade , Cowboy , Harness, '" Boots for men and boys and ~ l'J ex tin g ui s h er w ith i n ~.:u ~ y if! read of th e tr L: c . T ree trimmings ma ke Hll iJ t:;,d famil y r roject. Take g S Connie Evening ShoeS and Boots by Connie and Thom MeAn far Slippers Connie Miss Wondertul and Children Rand : Thorn MeAn Poll Parrot Nurse Mates Converse · In Gold S~ve BOOTS Gift Wrapped Free 296 W. 2nd St . . . Pomeroy, Rich'a rd E. Jones, Manager ' o. FSLIC •• n · I$& ~ how good they look! TREADS MANY STYLES MANY COLORS 9:30to5 Monr lhru Thurs . & Sa.turday 9to 8 Friday Closed Sunday C hri !'> tm as g ift - wr;.tpping h ) a n an . T i.l rerSi.malize gifl s- a nJ C hris t- \ lll <t!'! !1\ oc ki ngs- ..: ut out ~ tars . ~n u wme n a nd St. Nicks. ur ma ke bloc k lc tt ers "lf felt or pallcr ne J fct hrics . Then glue them vn pac kage s or Shlc k· ing!'> . Button s, ri bbi.l ns or uther trimmi. ng ~ fro m Yllllr s ~.: wi ng bux: ..:till aJJ lu ster to yo ur a ni :; t ry . There are lots mure pruje~.: t Y'- lll ca n drt:am up . All it takes is lov e . imagina.tion and holi· da y s pirit -! · A checklist · C hri s tm a s is a time for good cheer, not Chaos! Yet the unprepared may find that the holiday season has crept up on them , leaving them to frantically address cards, rummage through the base- . It h . age · ouse h er Your Thom MeAn· Store Mldd.l eporl, 0. n&t' li!ollrt" u ~· i•ulu"" , sharJH'II a bla•l• ·, sold(•r a wirt•, or litchl4'n u nul . Tn ~h·t• th t> m all t(notl holicla y c•h,•c·r ami lightt•n th•·ir· h11lllt' im1•rnn•nwrn atul mainl e oarwt• l nsk !!i , ~· uur har41"·urt• tlc•olt>r ha!; quulit)' haml tools that willlw wt·lt·nnu- utlclitions 10 an y home work. s ho p~r , . ,·~· n kitc-lwn c·al(•h -ull dru " 't.• r . :Somt' art· kih or tw h. likt· o Crt·sc•c•nt '\'in .' I 4'H!W huldingodjui labl«· wrt~ m·h , plit•r~> aiHI sC'I"t"Wdrh·t•r; ll Nif'holl!on Homf> File Pak with a ssorlmc•tn ufl'mw tools.; or ai 1Wl of c ompac t C'On"''' ''1ihlt• X c•t•lirt• nuttll'ivN~s llntl S(' l't•wdrh·e r s i·n a plas tic· «' USt'. Tlw l't' 's .al!!o u Wt•llt•r s olclt•ring kit for rf'llairs ancl THE SEWING CENTER On The T ·! bake s pice coukics and fruit· irresi st· ~ ~ ~ \VI' t' a f h .1' l l Ill/ W j II dou '.\· -Wrt!aths.:...of eve r g re e n. pine ~.: un e s o r plastk fru it- c a n be gl a mori ze d w ith .sil ve r or gold aef!Jsu l paint s. For a highlight. aJd rA sprigs o f holly or C hri stmi.lt-i .~ balls. ~ You can bri ng Old World ~ t.: ha rln into yo ur home by n ma king s ta ined g lass wi,'l· ~ duw s Bu y sheets of cul uted plast ic at a n art stOl e . Then ! 'If c ut them t n to ge o m e t ric ~ 'shapes to . <l epict u Stene o r ra ndo m des ign . Spray yn ur window w it h adhes ive . anti press _th e plast ic piece ~ on the ! m ! l1 ~ ~lltua» untilt he y. stick . Leave a le s pace bct w~e n the scg- '11 me nt s f v r s trips u f blal:k W mas kin~ ta pe to si mul ate the ;jl <· • w w w w w ~ w ~ huhh~ , ••omplt•tt• ·with iro~1. l!lllltl~·r, thrt~ (' ti1•~ and ·d m1•1•· U!Ot' in!OII'ut•liuns . Whe n it rontcl!i lu ntt"asuring, 1h1•t't' a1•i· Lufkin IHH'k4~ 1 m · purst· hti)Cij and profcs~ icmal rnodt•ls~ -'.rat uah•cl in im·ht•.>!! und f,•el, millime- 1/r::< J!:t: l>OII<:t: i<::< l'<:t:f!:t: 1>01 ~i lt·rs and nu•h•l'ti • ur lmth ! ·=,B>'~I:t:l• 'l! !"_!!~~I-I~ 1!10!1!10! Ja:t: ;<:li<:t: 1!10! 1!10! ~ ~"""' 1!10!1!10! I<=< 1>011'<::1 ~"'" 1!10! 1!10! • In Middleport Christmas Specials do? if~y){/l!f:aO.'b,J·~ The love chest. Its the ·most personal, cherished piece of furniture .she 'I I ever own. A gift steeped in centuries of romance and legend, a tradition that grows in its charm every year. Can you think of a more imaginative way to say "/love you? " ! ! leaded lo ok . 11 Spray aero, ol ·· snow ·: on ljOil!OII!IO! I!IU"' !l<::mom:ll 1!10! 1!10!~ ~>:< 11:11 ~ 1!10! 1!10! 11:11 1!10! l!<:m:t:!!<:! g:o g:o ~ ij;l£10< !!<::! ~»~fl corner> of w indow panes . ' )' o ur ment for dec Orations , and Use un c ooked pas ta in th e garble excuses as they sneak w s hap~ of wagon wheels to out to buy food and drink for their !Jnexpected guests! I$& make a ga rlanJ . Spray paint Here ' s a handy holiday th e pi eces bef~lft: ~t ringmg the m togeth er unJ wea vin g checklist to help you avoid ' such la st-minute problems : » them a round the tree. iA For e fTt!ct i 'o' c und sa fe usc FOR THE TREE: of aeroso ls . be ~u re to read 0 Look. over ornaments . lf any are broken. replace ~ a nd ~a llow th e di rectiuns and cauti o ns on t he labe l. them eafl y before selections· narrow·"' n F e .r til' t' 1-' o o r/ .~· - Thc iR c ook ie -c ull er c ro wd will 0 H av e s upply bf ornament hangers to replace those ~ e njo y m ak ing gi nge rbr e aJ.. left on las t year"s tree. n Sanl<\S and stars while you ! FREE CHRIStMAS GIFT WRAPPING ~ ~ ible treat . make brownies and 'rJ garni s h th em with s pra y ~ whippe d cre am an d a c herry . • • ~ ~ g. SELECilON FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY . n ~ cuke muffin s. For a n -F We Charge No Interest Lay-Away Now For Christmas J ami c ut uu t angels. re indee r . c a n·u y 4.:a ne s or chain s o f pape r doll s . S p r a y them ligh tly w ith aemsol glu e and s prinkl~ w ith gl itt e r . Tie them tO the tree wit h color· c oordin a ted yarn and se c ~ AGOOD ANGEL '" ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOANS culorcll co nstr uct ion paper and the i nterior of your home w i l l lot~ k ' ' )zicr than ever . Nolicln1· Wntp(JillJ.:.I'- A lit · tk c n:a ii vi t y t.:a n 'l' lc 'o'a le i .SNOW r---SPECIAL RECORD BONUSffl--., MEIGS iRANCH ' and Purses Keds . Arthur Fiedler Boston Pops Orch., Christmas and other popular music . Onty $1.00 with your opening of a 1978 Christmas Club. n ~ FIRST PAYMENT STARTS NOV. 1th uf'rusol~ . ! Suggestions Man, Woman with if yuu ~t.:l) n c c.n· 11 trateo nj ustt w,, wlur>. Then ~ sel ec t th e pl'i.lt.!Ui.:b (\, 1 help YllU c rt?:a te an unfm g~ \labl e MYu le1id e s e tt ing . n T ~ ·~' ' ' T r i lll l ~ l il~ g ,, ~- lh <~ i;i ma uze your ( hn st mas tree wit h garlands llf ..:ra n berrie~ l1 alt ernated with n.. n·y ~opped »l corn . Ht ghltgh! th~ c n :"~ p red ~ and white mntif wi th tin y bow> of ve lve t'" sat in. . l:A To bring the wi n t~t r won~ d crlanJ inJpor~. spra y tn:c n- bl\Ughs with aer=nSul ·· snow·· ~and sce nt ih e rl.HI IT] w ith ·~ ae ro so l pine s pra y For a .; a're fA hoiiJay season . kee p a fi re 1'1., JOIN NOW FOR 1978 it"~; 4''-'!i~· Ma r'i..: h ~r . cfft!..: l Check lllese i$1 Th er e's an extra Chr istmas gift tucked into your 1978 Chri stma s Club at Athens County Saving s and Loan . It 's a free - 50th pa y ment . No gimmic ks ! Nothi ng to bu y ! To qua lify fo r your " bonus" a ll you need to do is make all th e f irst 49 of th e scheduled payments in your Chri stmas Club coupon boo k. We wi ll then add th e 50th payment as a " bonu s" . It's oun.w ay of say ing " than k you " for comp leting the fir st 49 payment s. ami g~ ami su m< l:Omhiwhite nation o. rym1' ll a\.:'•ilh<r hi~ vc 1 Also D a n ie l Gr e en , Dearfoames, Footworks, Conn ie , Acme , Pedwi Rob lee , Str ide Rite. ~ t HI A II OM E 1\·IAUE • :U lti~Ti\-1 ,\.~ t·un lw fun for· llw ""·hult• • w a ( :H ECI\. , .( )ll H GU'T LIST arul !!II'~' ho"'' man v fri c nd!! u.r· r••lu 1h•t• ~S 111 i~h 1 t•\'t' r hav•• 1o ~1 ri n~ a St' l't'" ' 1 lo~l!!U ' n a holt , hu litl,l\ d c.._·,, ra t ll lll'- t\11\\ )l iU G ;ll d ' ' in a l~Li n ~lin g \\ hat it hlt,J.. J ay., f,,r grand mot her to J,, hy hand . l k..: i J~.: ,,n a tntal h, dida ~ ..:olor !!l' hcm...: . WhL·I h.:r 5 5 5 Also many other s ewing W gifts & Holiday fabrics . 4..' hl'''" l.' ~ l1 I J a nd .. il\c r. rl.'d la'l!l !f ut· k . ~~ 104 E. MAIN ST. Fi-:ee Instru ction s. hclr mat e in lTt.:al tng ~,· , .: i t ing ~~~~~~~~~~~iC~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~~~ CHAPMAN'S SHOES . lwr..- !II' L' 11. k <.t:- '' ' hring h:"H.:).. ·""PI'U~ un IJnlidu ,• •·!1•·•·•· Al' n '~ ~ ~ l ' P I'il~' ' <ti'L' an id ..·al 'I' AI . E;\T "'ill ~u t·nt Chri ,;lma s pU4 ' kllg4 ·~ in man,· hmm•:-; thi ~ \'t·a r , un' tll·di ng lo tlw Bb;sdl ( : un ~ um• · • · ~4 ' 1'\ it •t• I mil il ;,h.. Om· fa mil~· is llrt•st> ntin~ mom ""ilh a Hi 1'<!!>t'll !"il'lt ' t-'1' 'la!!-lt·r· IJuul Powt' r l'tl Litf'· ' tH' a nti nltat· hln" a n.dt·mlar tlllt·tl "'ilh \U(' UUillill iZ c umrnilmt·nl ! > . Tht· nualf-'n"'t' l't.'d Lilt •- \' u ~ · . whi<-h t' nnthint·~ •·lt•anilll' Ill'"' t• r "'il h t • a ...,~· )tu l·tal. ilil.' . rt•t a il:-; fur UI'IJru ximotlt·l.' 8.7Y.95 . w it h p len ty o f po wer' fo r l.f you're on e o f those women who likes genuine things-these city cover-ups are for you . Rich luscious leather uppers Orte Year Free Service ~ hli'C l h\..1.._\.' lw l i d :t ) 11\ L' III\ !I' i l'~ \\i lh1 1UI it h ll l>f \\lll" l.. . Po v. ered Lite· Vac . a n ea!>.y- For leather lovers Only· (Complete with a portable case) ..: an Jk,"' lt'}l lll .rl' 1\lll g.i ng. rnr th l' gt h ld 11ld d .1~.., \\ hen ofb inhday \.."akt: s, ur plant ing th e spring garden. In anOl hcr home. d ad and the kid s arc puoli ng lh eir sav· ings ami b uy ing mum u B i ~­ sell Swee p M a ~ t e r Du<al a Jijlht~· ~· i ~ ht 1r2 inrh thic· k ca l..in e l. h s !<i iste r raciio, the RF .fH5 , pa c k s F i\-1 / AM sound in a unit only :;a of an i n c h th ic k . In e illu.• r '\'e r s ion the Pana s oni c l\lr. Thin "" ill hrinl! c onlinua l list e nin g i•le8s ure lo thai s p e cial p t•rs on , a nd h t's itle s, it ~!!! eas ie r for !11hmta to hidf'. SEWING MACHINE tr ~.·~.: d .... .... ,,ra t ion -.. h a n d · !,."l'itfi ("J t•')' :~ nJ hl'l' "l •\\a\ family. P~t.: kages \\ OUid then bl." pl a.c~d under 1he t rc~ contai ning co upons red~ c mab l e for tus k.;; s u~ h a:-. d canin g the IF S.-\i\T.-\ UE C IOE~ not to s tuff the stocking of a fr· i~n1l or t'c latin.• with cOal ~hi s C hr·is tma ~ , th e n wh y n o t r~·~ omnwnd that ol" Chri s s lip in u. i\-lr. Thin radio for th a t. ~p t- riall•crs on who ha s ht•('n gnntl a ll y(~ Hr . Pt•rfi'C l for C ht·istmas sto c kinfl: S anti e '· c r~· ,la y .t~ hirt porkel s or h n rullHlgs . th e P a na soni c radio r e t· eives A~l s tation s in OF ·A ''WHITE" \\' h;d...:\l' l" h:.t pf1 1: 1h:J {\\ ~ P IL' L' L' tltl)..jl'., it lld In onl.' hu u-. eho l d . each l.' hi l d v.. as cncou r agl.'d to dream up a helpful ser v il."t: he: ur s he cou ld offe r the en tir e to -use . lig ht weig ht .... h t1 11ll.:l1ldlk Consumer Service ln, titutt' . yea r ·!'~ CHRISTMAS IDEA. SHE'S DREAMING Try homemade Christmas this year- just for fun! sarily. garage . ba kin g a Gift that gives a year round charge ! Super viewing in time for Super Bowl! Chain saw wraps up winter warmth apurt mcnt ..tweiiL"r the ah1lit~· lt l k.:cp the f:1mil y lirl'pl;t..: L' ~ upplit'd wit h fir ~: y,· ~ ~~nl t hr,tugh t ht: .:nl dl.' :o. t wmt cr. .ll' \1\l~t . llh,.':\11 ..:,,,u,d l\,11 .t plH\I,t \1 .. ,111111g " 111.1\ l.tt'~"· fl' alll~:tl h•t \ lllll \I\~ tl IHIIltl'. fnt p ;tl'>..' lll'- ,\111.1 nllc1 a pt L' .unl tllll't L''t ' · , .lll th ..· tl (Jt dtltll ' •\ 11 d II 11 ' m;tlk t' n J.....•tl "-ud.1 ~ jl .IPL' I , l' ll'otrl) IIHII t h.d bc .. t c tp\Uil'' \Ulll PL'I" •'II.I-1 11' I lK Getting ready for St. Nicl(. and guests! 1\',t'.i\ hi \\I .til '11Im~ ~··nf~,·ttm· ~.: ''hL'IL' \nil ~. t n pl.1n " 11 h t h ..· r 1,,h., ' " 1nal tin: '-I\ k .tnd l'llllll.., ,,f ~· lt•t lu n~ . thL: 'lt.'tll ll !,! .• md thL' lll\ 11•t.l C-1- The Dati)' Sent mel. Ml(ldlt'po rt ·PotliL'I'il~ . 0 . Wt'il!lt':>.d.t} . Nu\ . :!:1. I'll'; $199 0 Check lights and cords. 0 Buy OKtra bulbs . 0 Look over tree cloth to be sure it is clean and has no holes. 0 Find tree stand and clean it up. FOR GIFTING: 0 Make your li st early and do a little ai a time . 0 Get wrapping paper, rib-' bons . cards . 0 Wrap as you buy gifts. FOR CARDS: 0 Select your cards early . If they a re to be pe rso nali z ed . take the en· velopes home now . 0 Bring address book up to dat e; rem e mber ZIP codes . 0 Address envelopes during s hort se s sion s while watching television \ listen· ing the radio or stereo. 0 Get postage stamps, and remember s pecial de - •o n o minations for tho se going to foreign countrie s. .' I �l!. Tht•l't !h \llt!tlh- ~hlll 1\llh'IU\ ' t fl t ll\l " Cllris t ma.~ ll \\t'lllh'~\1,1\ :\11\, .!.i ~~~~. cllic Bright tnirror twins d esign brilliant n ew game with view 'flu' u/1-itl-tmt• ;..:ifi ' C-3- The D•1ly Scntmel, M1ddlepur t Pruner O) 0 . 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BANK CHRISTMAS - CHRISTMAS OPENING MEN 'S AND BOY'"S" LEATHER LIKE VINYL GLOVES Soft, 1eamer like lJtnyl dress gloves for men and boys Comes wlth warm llnr$~ 11 sizes U.UB MEMBERS. BE SURE 10 GET YOUR SHARE NOT YEAR. SlOP BY NOW AND••• - CHRISTMAS OPENING MEN 'S PERM PRESS FANCY BROADCLOTH '~ ~ """ I':< 1<01:""' 1<01: l<:< I<::< l<:O ~ 1$:1< ""' ~PICK YOUR CLUB NOW . .. W Recr eve Next Year For Chrrstmas '{l S21 00 $SO 00 100 00 $ISO 00 00 t!! $2 00 11 $3 OG $1 '6. ss oo '6. '6. '6. JIOOO 00 fi ~l<:<J!OCl<:< (j;:<B:SfS:<I<O<-l<:{l<;jl'<;(""' - YOUTH OI!VELOPMENT AND OIIOANflATION Fs YOU PAY 49 PAYMENTS For the man or men on yOU r . Ilsi we suggest a pa~r of neatly • ta rlored pajamas All sizes WE WILL • .$ I 99 tl! mo oo u ssoo 00 ~ II! $10 00 PI $20 00 PAJAMAS '6. t!! &I 9 . JOIN OUR 1978 CHRISTMAS CLUB &I SOc CHILDREN'S WEAR PAY THE 50TH ' - CHRI ENING MEN 'S COMFORTABLE SOFT OR HARD Farmers Bank OP!:.RA STYLE HOUSE SLIPPERS· For the man of the house ! Mens ope ra st yle hou se slippers Ch oice of ~oft or hard soles POMfROY, OHIO I • > NYLON GOWNSGreat gill Idea from Sllfflersl Children's holiday gill night gowns made from warm fancy print brushed nylon Shop early for basi selection OFF 99 REGULAR PRICE - STIFFLER ' C SPECIAL VALUE-33 SQ TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS - STIFFLER ' FABULOUS FOILGLO 4 ROLL DELUXE OPENING TOWN & COUNTRY 1978 16 ' x 28" LINEN LENDAR TOWELS GIFT WRAP Fo ur roll package of Fabulous Fo llg lg gift wrapprng paper Now al "''f1'44 Good srzed sturd y wood dolly hlgn cha 1rs Always a wanted Item Very special low price Christmas Openi ng• • - CHRISTMAS OPENING WITH MICROPHONES' AS SEEN ON TV' $ 44 Each OPENING COMPLETELY ASSEMBLED 2FT FLAME PROOF &MARIE CHRISTMAS TREES ~~ $24~h Christmas 1reo com plete · with base Easy to shape All branches made I rom fire res tating PVC Don ny and Marre wrth t heir sparkling personalities Stars of country and $4~?, A twtttve-lncn .... nrtstmas tree with 10 blinking min iature lights Decorate your home nowl Just plug In ""' '$1 ~c~ DONNIE DOLL HIGH CHAIR LIGHTED TREE PINE GARLAND Sparkle Bright flam e proof Indoor-outdoor p1ne garland 4 x 1 B' size Special low B~h M·As OPENI ALWAYS A WANT ITEM' GOOD SIZE WOOD RISTMAS OP 10 BLINKING LIGHTS 12 INCH SIZE - STIFFL SPARKLE BRIGHT FLAME PROOF -4"xl8 ' INDOOR·OUTDOOR 1978 Calenelar towel complete w!tn dowel and I for hangrng 16 x 28 Inches patterns rock '$ 1 1 f 4 DO 'S CHRI NINGFULL SIZE SCREEN PRINT NEEDLEWOVEN BLANKETS Better fforal desi gn blankets, Treated to screen printed redu ce sheddmg Choice of co lo rs Greal girl Id ea Sti ffler s Chtlslmas Opening ! Each , - CHRISTMAS OPENINGCHILDREN'S HOLIDAY GIFT WARM BRUSHED Selected holiday sale group of chr ldren s name brand fall and holiday sportswear of all kinds , styles and co lors Stiffler s Christmas Opening I A n tce surp rise to tlnd under the tree' So pretty with colorful !1ol1day pattern s Shop · tor best select ion Great for pass1 ng Each . y; Depos1t Ea ch ~ Week For ~ 49 Week s GIFT HANKIES $ 00 • /:• And Up STIFFLER 'S CHRIS OPENINGGROUP OF CHILDREN'S FALL AND HOLIDAY Jumbo rolt of Tradttlonal Chnstmas wrapptng paper 33 SQuare feet Assorted colors and patterns to choose f rom Gtft selection of mens and boy s warm kntt toboggans Sllffle ~ s has a wide selection of qu illed holiday iobes Your choice of waltz an d long lengths Alway s a welcome gift II s easy to pleas~ w ith a Gift Cert1Pieate - CHRISTMAS OPEN BEAUTIFUL SELECTION FANCY HOLIDAY JUMBO GIFT WRAP TOBOGGANS LEISURE ROBES And Up Each • - STIFFLER 'S CHRISTMAS OPENING SPECIAL GIFTS FOR HER! FINE HOLIDAY GIFT $ 99 - STIFFLER 'S CHRISTMAS OPENING MEN 'S AND BOY 'S WARM KNIT • SLEEPWEAR Pan - STIFFLER 'S CHRISTMAS OP NG SPECIAL SALE GROUP MEN 'S BLANKET LINED DENIM JOIN OUR - STIFFLER'S CHRISTMAS OPENING MISSES HOLIDAY GIFT NAME BRAND Great Sleepyllme Christmas Gill s fo r her I Nylon and brushed gowns In both waltz and long length s Wid e setect ton Your chotce of pastel co lors Lay·a-wav now' $ Each Jli,t:\ m 1f..n ,, g t 1..'1! gJ 1nd lllltk f111 ~\Hill i'1C.tl!1\ h!L ~ . -STIFFLER ' CHRISTMAS OPENING SPECIAL HOLIDAY SELECTION Jll'l'!'lq, MISSES' BETTER POL VESTER KNIT SLACKS SHIRTS HEADWEAR S pecta t selec t ion of ladies' ho1t day g11t kn tt headwear of at l ktn ds styles and co tors Stlf fter's Christmas Opening t Lad1es p1 le and plush warm and comfortable house slippers In your choice of fashe on hol iday colors Sizes 5 to 10 Save l Lad les better po lyes ter kn 1t fal l wtnter stacks Terrific money saver Choose from the seaso ns best fasht on colo rs a nd pa t te rns St if f l er s Chrts tmas Open lng l 99 PLAN AHE AD ' ' c II $10~~ I 1k lu.:lnl u l 1~11d - STIFFLER 'S CHRISTMAS OPENING SPECIAL SELECTION LADIE S' HOLIDAY GIFT KNIT HOUSE SLIPPERS Always a welcome gift for the guys' Mens famous Ma11erlck blue deni m jeans The n g ht gi lt at the righ t price here at St tf· fler s Christmas Open ing' tlhl 'P~o:l.. t!t1 ,1, 1l o..:~ tht l,.\111 111\ Jll'l Ill llt,nt -ST IFFLER 'S CHRI STMAS OPENING SPECIAL SALE GROUP LADIES' PLUSH PILE DENIM JEANS '' th ll11. 11~\\' 11\\tiW plll' '" htll}! ,lt,tllhttnl 111 t.ltp u t , ! \Ill\\ \lttlllt - CHRI STMAS OPENING SP ECIAL GROUP MEN 'S MAV ERICK ul auAI -. p c 1 t tit' -l o t• .. 11 1 '"" "' l lw In\\ Il l( II J>o; \\Ill ( II . 2 tl H•• l... u 111 11 l"l u, , '\ 1 " ' "'" '\ ' tlli lh~tT 11~ 1\ ~tllllj, Ill\ <1111.. ·: 1 ul t1 :"!>. 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We have JUS I re Ceive d ou r rn ven t o ry o f Hush Pupp1es • fl eeced lined boot s and the stze and style setec tt on IS at 1IS best. Weather the Cot d wea ther in comfo rt w1th Hush Puoctes • fl eece lmed leather boots '33.99 l Gener1fions to Serve You hour s the .c:arpct is dr y, T he unit is equi pped w it h an 18-foot pOwer co td . a 11-foot vin y l ho"e and a 40inc h wa ni.l wit h a 9-inc h noL· zle fe at uring t~o !!pray je t"i m.o ldcJ of a ciCa r materi ~d to t:::. . .~ ••~ f.::-'11·~·-~·,·-. ___...,.-.-- ' \. \.,\ .. /lal. -· I~ - ' JVC JL~ F30 Fully Automali:: Turn· table. Autortlalic tonea rm leap-i n, return and shul off . Repeat play It om one to six times, or cont inu ous ly. Al so ope rates man ually. B elt-drive motor. Oil·damped cueing. Anti skate. 2 speeds. Base and dust cover. JV~ JL-F50 Fylly Automatic Direct· Onve Turntable, Up fr ont con trols lor easy operati o n with dus.t cove r closed. Aut omatic .lead·in, return and sh~toff . 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Just carefully take the scam IJCCCCC ... allow for v il'.luaJ impcc tiun of the dtani ng opt:ral iori. If It 's New, We 've Got It Regulator wall Almo.!il four-fe e l hil<h , tht· ·' AMHERST" hus 8 JlOI'Ct:(aiu fa ce, d•blt•·tlrivt•r•· wt'ights and a ly rt• Ju<nduluru ull en· c-losNJ be hind a gla ss door. In a rich, d ee p Jline finis h r~·aluring hani!! tcr lurnings, hrok e n pcdi· mrntlop atul single finial( th e dot•k has a recognizable Early American. h eritage. H e r e, Ridgeway~ hciJ.)s you usher in a happ y holida y season with tht• li c king of a classic timt•J•it!C'f~ that is truly a work of fin e crofi sman· sl1i1•· patchwork! JVC K0-35 (top) & KD -5200 tt Cassette Decks . ljoth fea ture ' JVC 's exclusive Sen-Al loy head and 5 LED peak level' indicalors. Also bi~/EO sw1tches, automatic stop. KD -35 has Dolby noise_ reductio n: KD -5200 II has· JVC's Super ANRS to reduce tape htss . 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Use yo ur imagination to tum the skinny silks and well-worn wools into neWly cherished OPEN • vac uum cleaner and feature'\ a si ngle two -gn llon su ppl ~· anJ recove ry ta nk . After fi lling the uni t w it h ho t tap wa ter ami cleani ng 'ILl· lu tion , t he mi xr 1r rc i s ~prayed into th e carpet ,a t lg p ound ~ per sq uare inch by ac tiv:Uing a trigger co ntrol o n I he handle grip . So me 70 per ce nt of t he liquid U"ied in !.:leaning ;, recovered by the V<ic uu m sys tem. and in two to th ree tort 10n. Features twr n power and tuning meters, FM n1'ut1.ng sltding tone, volu me and balance contrOls. PLL circu1 t for improved slereo separation and lower distortion . ' Everyth ing you' re looktng for in a receiver including JVC' s widely accla1med S,E.A. graphic equalizer . Also has professional re- ••• Hush Puppies ' Fleece lined leather Boots clee~ ner per ch an nel, rnrn . 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Other w11rkcr~ ~.:ar c full y p~l.'..,.., ho..:atc J gla.,.., int Mt mn ld ~~~ mal..c pil.'CC!oo such it ~ jar!'> lH. cleaner man- thl''l.' d ni~th l'lltlld h\.· :t -p.lrt of t1111hlrr1n\ ·.., pntl'd l·,,lkt · JVC S600 II AM/FM STEREO RECEIVER ily. friend s a nd neighbor!-~ leave'\ il'; mark on ru g~ c.i nd carpet ing . , Sow S!..'ar~ h a~ int rod uced th e fir<-.,t home power .;; pnt~' carpet clea ner to make holiday .: l!!a n-llp ~.:hore~ a lit tle ca~ier. The appliance h:.ts the h 11· nwdc rn t;t ... t\:', , dllll''l.' ":nnll.' m por ill) t1.' 1rarw 111" . U'l.'r\1/\'d h1 11tln . ~~ ~ l.!l;n,:l'lul ;~t One of the very spec1at fealu res bu!IJ intO JV C's three new top- of- t he-!tne rece1vers IS the exclusive . S.E.A. 5-z'one graphic equaltzer system . It's head and shoulde rs abovt: the conventiOnal bass / midrange/tr eb le tone controls of other rece1vers Wtth 8 EA . you·re in compfe te commanel of the mus 1c spectrum from low lows to htgh htghs . S E.A. lets you custom ta tlor the sound to the acoust ics in any room. and to bring out !he bes1 in oth er componen ts in your mustc system. ltallt:r~· · (lll'\'\''1 . dn·ant\'1'\ that ;u't,; rroduccJ QNLY THREE RECI=IVERS IN THE WORLD GIVE YOU TOTAL CONTROL OVER YOUR MUSIC. AND THEY 'RE ALL FROM JVC. ,. t• ar~ tin ping li -,t \~ 11 h ca"'L' For tlhh\' \1 lw :•rpJcci.tt\.' da"i..;, , thl.'rl' ;uc thl' 11 :tdt tiunal mtl~ . (\1\1 1, ""tin . and .., l;t g gl a ....... "hrt· h <~r~.· fa,hi, llt l.'d itlltl l'\tJlthltl' :-.<~ n .., 111 (il;t""~' Co11n11 1 L 'f\·.ttl' lhl'i r p ic..:~' u-,ing ;~n irtlll hi1)W pip e. an ;11H:it:n t hHll v. hi L: h '" ti '>l.' d h i expanJ licry. lllillt en b! l u~.., inw un itpt ~.: dc - VI:ICIIl tm JllU Works to'IVcllch International four glil., ... \\ i ll'\,' ' Wtth a with- vari .. .~r glii."'\ ri\'~'L'' l\1 l.;htlthl' fttli!L )O'u ' ll l'IHilj lleh.' )lll l l' ,f1~_op­ One ufw.· turer, Eureka, ha~ intro· duccd an cx tr<l wiJe upright, the Wide T rack , that cleans a thi n.! more carpet wi t h e<t~.: h 'll l ukt: :mJ mak e!! pn;: - and po-, t - rar t ~· 'h:anu p.. , go fa!lt· cr. · · Kecr lltmr'l dean around yo ur ca rpet ._ too. " s ay s Lohn1ill er . " That will help prev en t tral'kingdir1 onto the car pd ... But w h at abo ut famil ~ p<l!!t . UI)JH'UI for th•• dn•· k \Ool:lll ' ht•r ht• rau ~ ·· \OIHI' k s arf' , ·i s ibl•• -\t'· ilhin ~Ia,.)'> a !\UCl'C\'ofUI holid ay " do ... 1 1 rofe~~iona l part y planner Team ." a re..:L'tn.l Llf Chri stand have a ~ing­ <tiLlng \\ hik you v.lll'k . Or. iLt Put • ~IAi\TEL CLOCK h ~ H o wa rtl ~liiiPr h a $ t•xtra ''\.',t- ·t, dl~~ A thought for the day : l..'llL' t •lll · Pl•n n ... \ 1\an ia. <~nd llhttl lll·re , rnH . . i~r ~·raft ,1111.' n \\ ~~~ ~ in HI gla"' lh' U'\.' ' 1t1 ..:1\.'; tt l' a '~id..: ' ' "ri1.'t) "r . . .,qu i . . itc !Jlllld tillll' . tht• hl.'St thittg <Ill ) IIOI.IBA \ C l .t-:..\ ., .t ·p t:IIORES ar•· nuult· •·ouit•r· "'ilh tht• n t·"' h.t · nnttH't' !'lli'U.' t' Ut"IH'I t·leun•·•·· "'hit·h h u~ tlw t·apaltilit' uft·lt•;w i n,K: u l_, pit•;,t l9-f, )ut h ~ I :! · fnnl c' UI'J)d "'ithuul r:dillinjiC . Tht· unit ~ ··II ~ fUI· untl,••· ~ I :Ul .OO nt \\hh.:h ( ' hi~..:ago profe~~io n i.1 l ~: lc ;u~ ­ ing 'l.ervit.:e. ~ays that urg.;.mt/a tiu n j-, the ke y to putting un t.'rtl Ha' 1:.' l' ' l.'r) thmg ptc:p:trl.'li -,n th at ~lHtr gul.''l" ..,l:.' t the h,hl l'l' hlhtC!\Joo ca n ,\1 \':t pa..,..,c.., Wt•'lt Vi rgmht. rt\' 1 pa~,.· ,· .,....th l'n .II' I.' l'I'C~Ill'd Planning a hol i~lay h;t"'h flu· ~ Marilyn Perry of New York City agrn'" · .. Preparing for family ami fricmh '.' It \' <tn 1'11.' your holiday get -tuge1hcr a ..,hall \.' 1;ng 1:.'\pcril.'IH.::c -· ... th,ultln 't hr an \.wt:rnlght lttcr •• lly . Brok~n gl;,t..,.,.c.,., thing:· "''flil lt:J rood and drinlo.. l'he propt:r va.:uu m cleanciga rette burn-. on your fa ing equirmcnt '"'"make a lot vorite carpeL of diff~:rcn..:e in til.l ying up One! difft;rence hctWt!t!ll a yo ur home lwt h hcfore tmd -, ma rt part y-give r and a haro.t fter a r;.~rt ~· . I .vhmiller ~ay!!-. ried h11:-.t.:~.., i:-. the <t~ility to " V;,tc.:tlllmiog i ~ ve ry im· warll uff p ;.1r ty - timc purt an t. If a pei'':!On ca res di'I'-I'IICI!!- <.lll J to CO !lC wit h >.-thout her home. -.he' ll gn our them w hen they o~:~.: ur. What amt pml' ha~e gm1d cleaning to Jo ami w ha t to avo i1.1'.' e qu tpme nt ~ lik e a l Op C'aml y n l.nhmillcr. rrc ... i· dcnrof Hmom H1l da. InC .• •• qu a lit y uprigh 1 or Po wer 111<~~ ..:a rob l.'ltld th.ttllltll.., 1r1.. c ctlllHCI',11· ,, r "'"nd' . Pl :~e "' di,h~,·, t'ltH\h . t'l f 111\h ' rl .l!C" llf n,m lllti\L' ami Srrcud ( ' hthtm;" dtl.'l.'t \t) t:Vl'l) ''mc on ~l,ur ... twpriug li"'t with a hllft uf glcanlltl!_!, hamkraftl·d Amen~.· an g!;., ... . Chri..,tnw" t r~ e. 'let aside the 1.'\'t'ni ng f,,r nhl l'\' than "un ing ,,ut tin..,l·l anJ i.lrnamcnt:.. i..inJ makl' it a :-.pt:dallK..:a.,.il.m . lttg. n rdl·~o. ...·r 1.1.atch. \"\IJII Jl ll (l'"· "'"'\'r St'tnc f.uni li c: ... ..;;tn har rJl~ \\,l it ' til rh . tnl.. ~ gi v i ng · . . ~1\'('f' t\1 '\t~ti't tri 111mi n~ th e: Ch ri . . t m;t:- 111.:t.:. O th~.:-r.., "' ,nc lk · !.:Llr>lling t he trt:~.: until th e night hdt1rc Chn~t1ila~ a:- .1 !'> Pl'l'ial t'I.L'nt . thtng Ill o.'. \!lllll iOII- thq tc,.'ll tllll\.'- 1-hm ,ml ~ 1 ilkr ''llc..'l' .c .... 1•r ld ~, ,r ditf\.·t-..:rll.:. :o in .. t ~ 1- £1'tl\\ ,,f lht.• l' ,uhh \' h\·~· .. ~• ~llarJ.., ;md nut;.:r;Jl'h •r, '"" 1ha1 )tltJr guC,t, \\til b1.· "u• routhkd h~ gt; lll.'lllll'l hdp mg .. l'r ( ' h t i ... tn w ... dl·hghh . d t\h\.' .... l\flta- s ion. One Panasonk Wa y. SecaUC.:U!!. N .J . 070')4 . They'll love a gift that ticks and tocks t h~· inKt~lnal'll.' . Pull · ~Hit ,til the pan j.. Home Appliance Di vi- ulltHl h i~o l i~"otul'i~itHIIt'tl in the Dult· h t• il~ ofZua ntl a 111 . h IHI ~ dt •t' tH'Uiht• t 'll"l hr·n:-!0 li!(llrt'!< and r,:a min ,: uru l fWOII'· :- h l.lpt•tl ht•a:o- ~> \<1 t' il! hl 10. . rj, di..Hlgh .•II " gtlOI.I\ " mc:nt" t.tl..l.' .. tlnt'- h.tlf to tltll' full h1wr , hut '"ith a mi..:ww;.l\ C 0\'\'n th i~ prt:)4:CS:\ Ia~! !I unl)' three n'll nute :, . Ft,r mi ~.:ru ";.' ve ''""ncrJoo .. B rc.nl Dough Art. " a Oru~·hurt: b' P•1mtl'.IUnk, pro' ides s tcp ~b y - s h:p informa· t iu n on th~ basl\::S. tuols . crt' a t in g. drying and fini shin~ uf hrl'aJ Jough oruament.J " tion , Lea rn h~.m· hJ ..:reate breaJ J ot!gh art h; ::.endi ng for a ·frt:e ..:op~' l,f .. Bread Dough Art' to : Panlt!!lH\.i..: CL.lm - .- jolOtld ~ift ,,f hreaJ gll.H\I!ltn· ;~ "llHll"t h - r untH n~. fun it nd fi.'..,II\L' \.''~nin~ l\1r ( 'hn-.tnr.t'> hl•lll\'' .11 \.' l.td~.· n I.' \ \ ' I \ · '>lll t tlf li'C.II .Uld \\ llh .uHI lT,tlo::l...\' 1\ Ill' .II l· h.ur. h'• .111 .tlldt:d hit vf ' ' 4.•nt~r t.t . mn~ P'}l:hut''Y.) ... 1h1.· ll'l',lt' wp<~rat"·d ; Jt,n ' t rut ,, ltttk hu ,,f "'' \.'') thm~ · \'\\'1\-\\ h1.·rt.· . l'h j, '' a ~r\.·:11 "'" 1t1 "\.'CP r ..·ork m\nglln~ :\,.., IIIL'~ llll\\ L' fn1111 . thl· l·hc"''l'" ltl tht.' Gmdu.:d taut. \illll' p:llt} ~'llllVl'f\:lllllll 1\ll.l l.'\1.'1'\ Ph . 446-7886 Gallipolis, 0. In 1954, th e Chinese Communists said they had convicted II Arnericl\n air· men and two civilians of espionage. . In 1975, Spain'·s Generalissimo Franco was buried in a crypt inside the mountain at the Valley of The Fallen. -,weep of the vacu um cleaner era\es the :-.lain. Generally. thou~h . :,erve white wine to your party gue" t!l-, JooliYS Perr y . It t.loe~n ' t ..,tain nearly so much as red wine . room table tu east: traffic flow . One word of caution : don 't put the chair:, again~t a wall , where gue sts can sit in them and .cause marks on your wal l s . The wall snatches aren' 1 easy t o dis· guise. Prep<tre your party foods in advance a~ much a!-1 pu!!-!-11 · ble, she Mresses . Serve pre dinner snacks like pate .and Cllld vegerable trays and !!lo.ip th e nuts and potat o c hip~. For genera l s t ~:~.i n s a nd They're likely lo get dropped spill'\ o n furniture and car on the carpet where they get pets, Perry advises ati appli · groutld into the pile . C<.~tin n of soda water . W ait Spare your ~uest s from about IU minutes , she says, ~· unnecessary SPi llS by u~ing then blot with a paper towel pads underneath area rugs, anU let dr y, Finally, vacuum ~ays Perry. Keepin g guests· lo remo ve re sidue and revive a~ well as their drink s upright the c.a rpet liher' ~ mtp. can prevent man y part y disIf you' re planning a bu!Tet. aster s. Perry ad v i se~ moving the Repl ace small as htra ys l' hairs a way fmm the dini ng with the extra-large variety • a n d make sure they ' re emptied regularly . Disguise cigaret te burns on carpets by clipping off darkened end s of carpet tufts . then apply soda Wijter, blot dry and vacuum . H oliday punches'! Go easy on the sugar, recommends Perry . Sugar.base punches leave Jark stains when spill· ed . ln~tead. try a n inexpen · sive American champagne punch. and add the extra in gredl~nts to give it th e " kick '' you Wanl wilhout a s ug:u base. More information on firs t aid fdr,.,any spots and stain s is available in Eureka's Carpet Srain·Removal G uid e. For a cop y, send 25 ce nts in stamps or coins and a sel faddressed business reply envelope to : Stain Guide , Dept. MCS, 1201 East Bell Street , Bloomington, Illinois 6170 I. �- • c.j j';;'"i '"ihi;;g;,to hear and see under tree! will soon he on his way! • Who lS that gift really for? Give presents personal touch · There's no better time to,give Multi-band ·r adios: good ideas ' your man th~ time of his life! 'i h. •ppiHl! h •r th.tt ... p~·~.r .rl ~~~~ r'.11 th.1t "PI..'*-'r.tl '~ ' n h.'\'l h' ' \l ulu -h.nhl r .~. l h'" n(.L\ h· (!h i \\h,d \till "-'' ' '''~1 11 1! ft•l /uu r h , 11.1 11 ' ( }('-'"' '' ~ hu} him a qua n 7 l'lth.:l-.~t \lo,Hc h wuh a ll:t tt' ind il.: atllr f hin\..1 ng 11 f t! •\ •ng th.lt L'\ ..·n ~ pt'l" l .tl m.m a· n~o.' \\ " atr,; h 1\ u· L' h ri~llll ..l '- .1 If 'l'. ~ lHII' ti nung (Gr~..·: tl -gra ndr a Cll U!dn ' t bl.' bt' ltl'r . "·•' ... thl' havt' hc Jk..,t•d it !) h"•'\l'lr~ lnJ u-. tr) CtHui.:1L rlid.\. \ - ~ \\ a(( hc: '\ (\lllll'llll ~ s p :ll'C · a~gl· t n· h lhtkl~~ \\ 1th t la ... sic good khl lo..... that "111 J dig ht him fl1r m 3n ) Chn" mases ~ ~~ CtlnlC: . There art' _quant Y..lll'hi!' acr un.11e Ill\\ it hin ,\ fl'" 'l'~- ­ on J~ t>ac h mont h- " ;.ud\c.., with .:11ffiJni 1e n uJ t: ~\t.>ndar" pm gra mmcJ up l1l thc: ) l..' a r : 100-e \'c: n Jig1 tal " atch""' that t' an me a ... ure hi:-. pul!-.c rate in additilm Ill J i.., pl a~ 1ng the timt.> of J a ~ . And t'f course t here arc: c n u nti ~'\S up -tt'1 -th c: -minu rc vers ion s of th e tr a dit il)ll:ll mt'c hanic al 'ti mepiece. wh i<.:h still represenT s ablm t Riff of llt'\ l' f J U!\1 1n ... ,l..,t' }~lll l' favorilt' m an de ..' ILk" ll\ hu ) } l..l ll a \\akh . r,~~- Ch ri ! o tnl:t'\ . ) llli ' \1 he p k tl!o- c J I Ll l tlll\' t h:tt \\ lHne n ·.., \\ att h ~..·,· arc . . hlw. i n ~ th1.·. ... a m ~.· ' t ro n ~ l f' L'" IIlt ll) fln..: -J~' \\ c If) ekganL'\'. Petll.htnt " ~1 t c h e -. 1,11 ! ~_ ,n g ~..- h ~i n ... a n~ c~ped all ) 11tnl..'l~ r ig h t 111.1 \\ . ;n Jf t: "'ri ... t waH:hc" Y.i th t hain llr lin lo. br a..:<ll.'t " . T hl." b a ngl e hracc:k t \lo a t.: h is :.llllllh l'r iJ ca \\ ho"'e ti me has c0 mc . In w,1mc n' s watc hes a~ in me n' ::. t im c pi~ct s, t: hu n l ) and ..: lunk ) is uut- th in is in . The cl a ssh: round cas e: e. mcr~.: s a s th ~1 fc min i n~..· fa - 'v'LITitc . although new hc xagona l and ,,ctagonal "M.' a t~.· h c a::.c ~ arc the shape of things w come . Big bo h.J watch face ~ lose o ut to r: unventional dial s with Ro ma n numerals- anoth e r i n di t:;,~ti~Jn 0f the r~turn to a l l \\·a! ch e s man ufact ured It' da). . Whate'v'er 1ype of y. atch >'liU select. it's a lmtls t sure 11..1 hon·e .1 sleclo. an d streamlined luolo. . Lean . clean -cU t a nd elegant are t he: wat1.: h worJ~ fu r men 's timepieces w da) . acc mJing w tht' .Council. Wat t.:h ca se s ar~ W<.lferthin . wit h the ne we s t-lo ok mg one s dss uming a squa re .o r cushion s.hape . Ruman nume rals are bat.:k in '-'l' gue . add ing a da s~i~: tuu\:h tiJ man y uf , the new watch faces . Intere sting col-. ors and texture s o n the dia l encl)urage hii"n to keep better Y.llllld c lass ic ~ t y ling . \l':\TCU Wli.-\T HAl)I' E:\~ wht'n ~uu ICi"· him 1111ift of limt• fnr Chri~lma~. :!i U,Ul't ':s l~ lh~ J•· ~elr~· lnduiilr~· tound l. l lJ,· Iu- tht· -minutt• t~ift ~ "~"('l'!tionll ~urt' to plt•u:o;t• u n ~ man iru•ludP SIJurl:' l'11runo11raph Wltlch.-s k .L I U!IIl~ II ~.. .r n r~.· . .· ~..·r,~,.· 111 11111\.! h••t h •h•m~..·-.t r\ So und fa mil iar '.' Y et 11U J · dcnl y . it ' <.; t wo d ay!'l hc fme C hri ~ tm as , and the fra ntic rush tu hu y gilh h11..; j us t he- h r ••. r d~..· . , ,b l · u r, •p~· . \ rrr~· .~. ,· \ u,tr.dr.r .1 r1 d S.• uth \ m~·t ~>..I ,,.., \q·ll ,,.., l ht' ,-\ ., Iii ii 'llh..·t\llllltl..'lll I hl' l l'Jlll h 't ' l'.tnd t. 1d t'' · gun . A littl e pl;ulll ing ca n go a ll) ng way. and help 'itrcrch dny C hri... tm a'i budget. H ~ t·e an.: M llll C gift i d ea~ for mnm , daJ , the kid~ and even for g r;.tndm;~ ;md grandpa to help make this ye ar ' s Chri'i tma" "ho pring l'i.l~icr. ... or mont 1\) tl,kl K(l l th\il ' . P I~Hilk'l \~ 1 ,11\d J' \ 1 l t'l l'J' III' IL p l tl'l \ HI \ tr. P~ H l l ll I ,,, I'SB Ill . h l t l< td ~.t '- 1 \\ Hh thl .., l.tdl\1. Hilt .. I ~ .Ill ! ll lle Ill I ll! ~' I \ il , ttl r <\ll tll. l. w .l :Ln.! 111 1tb tk l t r ~· .1 11d 1 '•\ lt~' l' .kp. lrtll\1.'11 1... wit h ah ... ulut ely no che m i(.;itl ~ ur rrc ... ervat ive .... For the kids Athlete for a'll seasons keeps hockey 'on the ice' . '." T his ;ear. l' mgoing to do lr t• m r'h l.' ,. , ,n t r u~..·nt' t d .1n.l P,."i. B b.tl l.l .... Girl heer wd l ... urp ri'ie dad ·., lll.'lllil ntl ing l<.t, IC h~ ca u Jte it 'i p 10 p~: rl y age rJ a nJ h rewed f 1~ nght : pl an a hudgel , ma lo. c <t hst and "' hup ahl'ud ~ti me ." 1.1 11~1.' ' , \ \I .md I · \l l •r t,.rd c.r, h . pit t-. lllll' t 1\.dll.lll,d al l)' rru a ft ~: rt a, t e . S t . 1\ tuli :tl l l..l .t ft \ ' IIF \\l'ollhl' l Jll t '.Llk . L' h ,tl lhlll!; tHh L'I 'I Ll\ \ll~ll l 1•~.tl 1\1 r..·t.:~..·pth ll) , ;u l..' .t ~ 1 uh i - b. wd t .ldit ''~ .tll'" tth.:.ll h,,hh~ i ... t-. . l in ~ ll l, l'l . Jl llll · n :d1'-h . afm ~· hair tr.IVl'l•.:r ... :tn.\ '~ P.t trh mt'n- tlll l 'l l' \\II\ ' ~· niP\ h!.!. U'i m.: diltXIh \\ h,tt 'I ~, ;in ~ . m 111 tl11..· \\t1rld . ~ . td h l re ~' l'plitlll ~'. 111 \ ,11\ .ft .. 1lll . m..• ~L' · t~r: tph1~·: 11 lt'l'~ t 111 :llll1 l h l'l ~ l'l' '"',ltl ' t' ,11· atlll\t ,phcn l' nmdtl lt•ll .., <~ lt d ,,t ht.: r f.l~'hlr' that rn . t\ o~th·...:t fur ·u,m rt.: ..·l·pt t. ,n . ll'nith ' .., r: idh' ... p111nt ntn . ~uh:~..·r 1..'11 .....--·--·· STANJ)JNG REAUY FOR ACTION •••· 1h•• "Super Joc k .. Hoc k ey pla yer ami ~oali,--allthey rtt•NJ are a COUJIIe of you ng ucouche8" t o !illart the gamt'. "Surrer Joc k"" Hoc kt·,· joins th e Scha Jter famil)· of exciling , ..-' durabl e sports/action garne8, indtulin#C,. Su p t>r Jot•k H base bull . ba~Skcthull, i!OC(~ l'r , anti tltt• original .. Su p er ' Toe"' foothalltr.:ame. '1-: '1'1 1 1:"\ 0:\ 4:1-llti~T~li\~ E\'EHYWIIEIU: "'ith tht•s.t· muhi-hand rutliu~-..,uund 4:hl'i:-IIIIU!>o ~ift itlt'"ll!'o fr·nm z,· uith . Tht· 11-huntl Trun:--Ot•t·nnit• (lt•ft) b ••o .. t•l'('tllo Ill lit ' in 1ht· "t1dd . The· Zt·ni l h a•utlin (a•il(h I} l't' t't'i\t'~ ~ix hruutl,·a ~ t bltrHI~ . Bull• •·umt• i11 t•llllll .\ t·u ltll't•tl t' UM ':-o ~ith ~i h• ·•· t·ulna· l1·im . ~t'i lh sp lit -~t·t· untl timin~~: . h a ntl ~olllt~ hul'!iaws!!o "nlt(·ht•s ~t' ilh JH'lt lt wkint~ i.' U:!i hiun-:o;lutpt•tl l' a llt'!!o. a mi d rt:' SS '-"Hh' ht•s "ilh ~ull l 11\t' !:'i h lu·at' t•lt·l!' for, a tint•·jt•""'t' lry louk, tm.:k of h~::o tj rne. ;. md k'r the ult im;.tte i·n dlh~ J... - .,..at c h i n g . ther1..' a re l u\Urt llU~ J i a- m o nd - 'i tu d d~U gem s ton e dial ~ ~, f musai .: lapis l1f on y."< Br<i~det s wuh a me sh or ~-l, rr ugat ~ J ~.,• tTe ..·t ..·untribute hl l h L' tin e -jr.: "- t: l r~ lol 1k of th e late . . t men · ~ " ah.: hes . Hand· "lmlt: h:athl'r ~ t r ap '\ add a n\l k uf .: asual d~gan ce in ' l) ph t'llii.:a h:J nt: .,.. IO ilC '-' of hnw. n tt r br.: igc . F,lr m o r~ t ruJiti on il l d ega n..:e . t h t: r e · ~ the ptlc ke t "-" <ll l..' h , po pu lar aga in in ~t\'lc:... ra nging fm m Vi .: tnrian 11,· u lt ra - nll) l kr n . Y ou ·can Add convenience to her life. With a Maytag. It will help cut down chore time ... let Moin enjoy. relaxation . camera ·A CAME RA IS ALWA\S A I'OI'U LAR t;IF'T. and lh t• n t:w, t:o mvletd y aulomalil" Ont•Sit' p f'a m cro from Polat:~i(lmakc ~ a r1 illealpl't'i>Ot'nl . It i ~ int·xpP nsiVt! un d ~ o •·a!!O~· to U!!if:" .t hat it nt·,.·er nt·clis I o lw fo('II St'd. ~{~ n(l ing a ··u~e•l " C'a nl era ""ill ma k e ~· o ur gi ftt'l'f"O llltll't' SJlt't: ial . Refm·•· yo u wraP 1-h f' !UH: k&JrCf '. :'!> hoot ~o u r""" " fumil~ 's C hri elrUh prepara ti o n ~. Tt~t•k th,• pic •IIJrt' i"' in "ith lht • ,\'a m cra <and s ha re .' ·o u .r;- holi.t a_, h am1i n e ~~- A ~.t m e ra i'i wrc t o he the nw~ t rupulilf gift yo u c a~ g i~ ~ th i.., Ch ris tma ~. but Rutland ' llllh!lllllt'.., it is hard w Jec iUe · \\hi..:h unl! v. ill makl! th e perfr.:r...t gi ft. I ha r pruhl em h c~s hc e n "u h ~ ll f~) r }O ll hy th ~ new U n..:S t t' l' t.:am e ra ·fro m Pul a roid . It i.., com plet d y autum., til..' ;tntl ne. v ~r needs to be fl li: ll~ c J - ctll you d(1 i . . ~ ~rc'" t ht' hutt on aml th e ~<.tlllL' r .t pr u dll r.:c'i u colorful. l~· n~ -. l a~ t t ng S X· 70 picture in ~eu md ~. PICfURES WILl BE DEUVERED AT STORE IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS It '' '\O eiisy w .use that it th e id ea l g ift fo r e veryone from kid o; to granJ rart nh . !t ha!, its l1Wil builtin net:k,tntp . i ~ comfo n a bl y lig ht""' t:igh t. and the price is lig ht \ll eight. too-desig ned fltr gift -giving at o nly S39 .95. ) o u can make you r gift eVen more special by gi ving a m ak e ~ " u ~ eJ " c am~ra . Before No One 'Builds RECEIVE A CHRISTMAS you wra p up the One Step . u~e it tu take pi~.:ture., of your ow n Chri!'lttna~ preparation s. Shoo t th e coo ki es fresh fro m the O'v'Cn . the children YOU GET All THIS AND ALL COLOR 3·BX10's 3-SX7's 15 -WALlETS ONLY $10.95 TOTAL COST YOU WILL PAY . MORE FOR ONE ADDITIONAl PICTURE J Pay $3 .00 when photographed and only $7.95 when you pi ck up your package· SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or DEPOSIT REFU NDED Photography by FRED WELLMAN THIS PACKAGE WOULD NORMALL V SELL FOR OVER S35 00 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOV. 25TH & 26TH HRS. _11 £.00 AM TO 4:30 PM ABC KIDDIE SHOP WFa pping pa ckages amid st joyfu l chaos, the family confere nce ovc,r whi ch tree is the bigge'\1 and bcsr, Grandma knittin_g mitt ens. Tu l'k the pictures in with the ..:.a m ~ ra and '\h are your o wn holiday cxc ircme nt. It make" a wo ntlcrful present , something un ique that o nly you can gi'v'e . Once the holidays are over the picture -ta king can go on . c re a ting a vi s uar ' stor y to 1 s.h~rc with frie nd s and rela· • t! VC!<> throughout the year. . The OneStcp i~ a C h rbtm~!i gift that ne ver stups giving. May.tag. ' THE ALMANAC United Press International Today is Wednesday, Nov . 23, the 327th day of 1977 with 33 to follow. The moon is approaching its full phase. The morning stars Mars , Venus, Jupiter Sa tum . The evening cury. Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagittarius. Franklin Pierce, 14th president of the United States, was · born Nov . 23, 1804. 106 N. 2ND AVE. • • �0..2 - Th~ llall~ ~t.· rlllllt.'l, \l llhikp~wt l 1 ti1Jit.'t' f~, lJ , \\l ·dnt.'"d"~, \ l• \ ~3 . l~l i7 • Celebrate the season In elegant style ·R ich cultured pearls light up her Ch-ristmas rh,, H''.lr · ~ ~~hllc Things to remember , Chn't nw ... \\IIi b'-' ~~~1\\ mg "Hh UI J · dcrhllh.'' ~~r pint.. . -..:rt'.t!l\ . .1nd hlil l', hig_ hJigh tt•d h~ . Ill I I ridt':->l't'lll r:linhi.l \\ ,,f ~,.· , ,llH'' Ftlr thi:-. \C itl , f.t\~\ rJt ~· Chn . . tm.t' gift \~111 h~· \\.J im .m~,.l l u .. trLHI~ ~·ulturnl p~.u· l, A...·..·,,tJing tl' tht' Cullltl t'd PL·otrl :\~"''L"ialltHL ~.· ulllttt·d r.:;lrl ... \o,.ill he a f.t\tll llt' pr't f,,r Chli .. tm.,, th1' ~ 1..'.11 t'l~,.· o.'. ,lll " C pc.trl llL'I.."I..!.t \: C~ .trt.• t'l;a,..-1,, Ill tht: f:t ,luon 'P(llll~hl am.l pt:.tr! \ alut'' h.t' t' !l t'\ er ht•t:n greater. 1\1 d :n · .., f,hhllllh ;u·c 1 c· 'Pl'll'ih]C for the r\· ,ur~L'Ih.'t' in rr.:arl IICL' I..I : to..·~, J'hq :ll"t' .....d·t and rtlmantil' . \\ ith th.',,: J.. . li ne ' \.· alling fllr the 'l'lt. rt'nl<WIII..: ~ht·en llf pc.trh · r.,d a\ · ., fa .. hhlfl' ,tl\(l ' Pt';tlo. tlf .r r~tincd. 1.' : 1' ~ ck · gam:t'. ;,t 'I!Jll!lllt'lll \~hll,: h i!'lt' (,.'htlCd l:"t\ ,\ '.IPfth llll\\ Ill~ ·dnng llf rl'.t rh . ' ] he: flt'\\ t.' U]ttJ I" I;"~I pl.•.trl Ll ~ ht on n:' '' al '' ·'' .. parlo.t·d b\ Amt·ril..'a ·.., bnt Jrc'.l-~t:J aiHJ t.lh.'i ,\11) prl1rn i nt:nl TIH: tu\'I:: I.II:S r I.IGHT~ AIU>l .:O.Il TilE TKEE ~ill \\onten . It ''a~ cnJur .. cd h ~ lw thcuw ('ael In tht• ~lo"'in~ lumirw ~c· c • ru • c • nf <" uhurc•tl the n:uit1n ~ lcatli tH! ftJ-.hrt~ n IH'arb . thi ~ ~t."ar\• J.H>r-ft•t•l jc• "dr~ !O t•lt·c·linn fur tht · dc~1Cncr ~ and t'.lrncJ ill!ll thl" .s nmc·Hnc· e lh' t•ial in .~nur lift•. t : ulturc · d . lu • ur·l~ trn• htwk fa, hTL'II pagt'" t lf -\ mcri ~.:a · .;; in the· fn l'! l1inn 10pntli,r:ht. ·ric· hi~ hi,Kl.li~ht in" ttulu~ ':111~'\ , mcdr :t h) ih~.· IJt..t' .. ~~r , iol ufl a nd n)munli(' c·lt'l(rtiH't' . The· «:ultur·c·cl 11t' tu ·l ..\ .!'e el ~ Mari . . a Bcrt"rbtl n ... Harp) .. c·iation !i n~"''e h that bu:'t'l'~ !'l iUtl' fur· lint• t•tdlun·cl RtlL'~et't·llc:r. K,\\ Craham . pt·al'il'i. a~ tlw _,. h ~nc· u hil(h uppr·c·c·iutiuu ,uJw• 1.11111 ~ill FranCt'i'~c Jc Ia .Rc:nt:t, anJ kc·c• p llu·ir irr·iclt;!>n' nl ltt·u ul~ thr·t~up:lwut tlw ~· c•:n·~ . Rl,hin Duk.c . 'r Of ;,.'lllll"'lt'. part tlf tht· rt•a- \(1\tnd~ tll Xmm ~o:ulturt·J ~hou!d 'lt'e~ tine pt'arl .. ht" :tl lll flll" thr: ru .. h 11.1 hu) rul · pe.trl~ rn mat1n.:c kngth'.l (\lU'~t' !ht· ~ell(r pearl.., .rr lured pe.trl ....d~1.1 m.t~ Itt' 111 ( lctUI..'hlng t he t~Jp of th e rlt't."t;.IIC fa..,lt'r Ill \<l hlt.' !han their irl\t'..,tmt'nt ,,tlun ( 'u iIUreU rear! 'alut'~ h;,n t' tn r lt'J 1n the ra~t f1Hrr ~e.rr\ . due It\ tht.•i r gro"ing '""'<ll'li t ~. v. hd c 'alue!) tlf 1.11her tine: gem ... h ~i\ O:: ri:-.c:n at a ~k·"-cr r ace . .-\nJ \A.i th pt:<.trl pn~· ~:~ Uue tv gn up anuthc i" Jtl pcrl..'enl h~ 'lpring. tuJ:ty ' ~ rric c-, 11"14..11-. like bargain::t . Th b C h ns t m.t ~. tht: ( ·ul · tured r't' <t rl A s~tlt'l.l! tt) ll ad"i'.l·t\.::o t h ;,tl 'rngk un ifl1r rn hrc.r.. thtHl~) arc tnlht p0ru · Ill\\ L'l' l.1r . Gn)" rng In popul<trll) art' ..: tw~cn. ti-l · in length I and mul tip le .. trand Jog i..'l1 1· Jar .. . Opera length ~Iring .. of For bu\ L'l"'l 11 11 " hud~:tet . gL~tld ~.: u liurc J p.:i.trl ',due ... pt.• arb I."\({ tn h:ngt h 1~•n: nw~t \Cf':\i.ttil e. hc:...: au~t' the ) ;,;~tn he dcnrhkJ o r triplt:d :truu nJ 1he m:d. a" \\ t: ll :1~ '~ tl rn ltlflg . Bul the, arc ' 't'r) npen~i,~ . The Cu ltu red Pearl A'i"'L•~o:r<tti\m . . uggt''\1 t h~ 11 . fu r . inh'~t rnen t purpose.'. . huye r'i l]U,d l l~ ' can ht' L'htainc:d b\ ltH1 1o.in~ tu ~tl\lu' b.~r.,que. l11' ll ff·rLHJ~lJ PL'MI'J. \\hich ~tre· pri ct·d Ill\\ t•r t h ~w pt"rfc(tl~ · tL1Und pearb . )l't hu't' grl'at fur \en bt'aUI\ , l :\b;J. multirlt· ~ tr;1nd , t)f ~mall re~t rl . . ca n have the ~· i­ ~ua l i mpa ~o: t ,, f a ~ t ra ml nf large pcm':'i. hut L'LI' I a fntl.:· I ion of th e rlil' t' . \ i '} >; I - ;,.., / I \ l T IU: \T l Ol U ~tiF l'O .\ 111-: -\l Tl F.\ CI \I. al h nuw iu ju:-1 I ;; miuu11 ·~ "ith rht· U 1 ·nlill~£1u n 4:It''"' a nd Tunt • 1-\u·illllhu ~'> h , Tht· hu ·~·· '!'·hil.ul "'.''' imt ~u·u ... h i .. Ui'>t' t I ""~Ill mni:-lllt' i J:: t' l' l;i:- .. 11u~ 11 ld'l} fut ' a fl't·.. h. dt · o~~u . ~">ttolh lll l' ·ft ·• · hu~ . If .' nil I n ~~ · ll_w ~··" , . , . ,. 11 mi,,u,, ... tu pum 1wt · .untt· t·um 1 ~1· · ,inn """ · ~~~~~·ua,,. ~i\in:.: ~uut · .. ,·Jt a Lh•·t:-1· 111 :1:- pt't· .. ,•nl iu athatu·· ·· Make him Iring for a night • Ill his castle called home tlw da\' \\ hl·r~ a man · ... hllllll' i .. hi,· ...- a ... tk . Or : u · ~ th-:\ ·.• W,1u ldn ·t it ht" nio..' t' l\l ),\l.l ~ dl out f,>r dati t hi ~ (i,lllt.' Twink-ly angels are fun for whole family to mal~e -:C ookie favorites are great Christmas gifts ar~ l' hr i~t ma, · •- put hi m bad. u n th,ll regal1hronc . After all he·, ht'l'H 't'q ra t ient -ai.I.Ju~ t i n~ and iid;~rt · In!! hi hi, lih~rmcd fa n 11l~ . \\~'h) !ltll rrl•..;enl hllll \\ilh a .. pedal g1ft o f h 1\ e and affel..'· lltHl thi ' Chri .. trn.t ... .' Ha' c- the\\ hl1!~ fa mil ~ put l i.H!t'lha 1111 cr..:n in g f\l r d : l~l-grt•ct hi rn at ·the tlthlr \\ it h.;_a ta lll·d re-.,hing l.'lH.: I...tall lu \ur ~ M~i11ing h tll'~,itild rc l:r.~ing with no itltt.'n''qpti\)11 . , . Plm hi ;; f:wuritc tlin6- Jhl · rod•. 'regg:tt.'. 11r di .. l..'~l t{lnight t..i d-. . Ant! p r.: p~tre '' :-.pel'ial me al in hi-. hi.,n(Jr- gi \e Jad lht• ro va l treatment f {lf , Chri~tnl;1'i. And. a~ 1h1.· li nal hHH.·h nf da~"· prt'~e nt him \lith a bottle ~,r Oriti -. h Stcr- ling men\ t'l1 l t.l~lflt' !'hi;; Chr i"'tl ll.t:\ t e· m~.:m~er dad . Clivi:'· him ;r legendary nighl t ha t "ill c\pre" the ] 1,v ing ft:eli ng' that a~·t' wo often left un"P''~l.·n . Alter all . d 11c..,n . ·1 t'\Cr\' ·. man '~a. nt to ., hl' a lt.'gend 111 h•" U\\11 lllllt' dnd a tl,nd embrace- bei ng t.:<trdu l. Llf (,\IU r:\c:, rhH lo ~pi ll Everyone loves cooktc!l! fhey're easy to make. fun tu 1.h:~,:un11 e anJ even heuCr to receive as gifts. O ne of t he n ~t:·c 1h ing~ a h o ut giving ~,:o\lkie:-. a . . Christm as gifltl i'l !hal you can package: and mai llhcm in ~ i mph:. incxpen'iive ( 'iume;; ti me s free ) cnmain er~ tho.t t · can '-IIso he gai ly t.l ccoratct.l. ~ A colorful. !"'la'itic mi ,,in~ l filled wi th \:Oukies ""buw . as well as ... makes a pr;~cth,:al ~· de-licious gift . Line the bnwl u with colort:d cellophan e . rull ~~i t up and tie at the lnf! with a o.;ribbon bow ur heavy yurn . :. F"m :.111 extra touch includ~ a ~:spntul a to go with th e mixing buwl. !:. Packag e a nd wrap y~~u r ~~cou ldcs For mailing as ~·uu ~..-wou ld any ot h~r fragile it em . .. Wrap each cooki e indi vidu''all y in colored l'cllophane or 2 (' Uplll llurnin u• IU O I ' Cuukir Mi x.. 2 t'IUI" IJolni no!i. Sugar ha ~ maJc !'.cook it:- baking simple. Their CIIIUSTM!I.S ME,\NS l .:OOKIES ! llolnt·- huke.l, fr·e, h, · . df'li<•inu!'i t•ookit' !!l urt• out· of 1tu.• ni ct~~t ~· u~·.s uf sarin~ ''i.:o nsumt:-r cunsultant .G ienna : McG in11i ·s . fo 'r rner f u tHJ .. 1\lt• r.r~· t:h,·istmn!!!"' ! ( ;ooki,., purkuKt•d in ltoxt· ~ und '.J:di tur of W oman ·~ Day Mag.· t·un s und tlt·t'tJI'ult•ti M'illtlmt{il- wrnJ•Jlin~~ unci h o "''!>O urt• · !:azine . hns dc ve lop·cJ a a dt · li~ltlful Kifl lu plut•t• umlt•r t'\' t·.p· uru··~ lrt•t•. NHw ..muke-no w . bake lat er · \01.) I" llwrt•':o; nn t'U!'i~ ~· u~ tu lll't' )IUI' t• t•nukit· s frnm u mulu·:-;'c o0kic mix recipe to he lp you' nuw , hnk(·-lult •r ·J OH.I' t•ookit· mi~ lo ht• IJl~· nu kt•t•J•Iht· ubak~ America's cook-ie f a Vl ll"· farnil~· and frit•rul !'" wt•ll !>IIII•Jlli e d with ~tH)tlit·! . For· fur·tlwr· inforntnlinn on lh•· • LOU I ' mix a rul t•xt·ilin~ ~tes c;tsier and fa ster. The mix. which ca n bL· t•ookic rt•t•iiH' S. wrht• In : i\mt•ri•·a "s Loukit· Ftt\'Ot'ill·!'i, "..pn:rarcd week 'i .m advanct• Uominn S uf!Cnr. 1• .0 . Bn"' 7 3RS Nt·M' \ m·k, N"\ I ou;-u,. ~md ~ l ured in un ai n ig ht l:Lln · '"(;ti ll~r ( II 11 refrigcrated if 'ihOI'· :lening i'i U'icd in stcaLI of hut · packuging th em for gifts. 711:~ <' Uil !i Uominu !ler) . form" the base fur an un ll be doubly rewarded You ' (;ranulutt•d ~ u"ur ~~im itcd variet y of c·ooki e.., tU ";.htakc . at your own co nvcm · f(,r Yt)llr elTon'\. 4 I hi,;, Uouhl e At•lill,li[ Try these L1 ~c in a tin g recipe s :md le t yo ur '· ti niaginat iHn rui J w·ild when Rlulinnt reflections UIJ .\11 NO ' I 00 I ' COO KIE MIX HEUI'E FULl : 11.<\TCII lCI f' lll' " A:ll Pu'rpu1w Fluut· Ua kinfl rm~·tlt·r 41,41 bp!i. ~all :·H :1 "'H''" \'q(dnl.lo • Shorlo·niu~. :\tur~uu· itH· for a really Merry Christmas ••. ;p ,, t'lll'" hi ~ own timt.·. Gi,.,. him Brili ~ h Stt>rlina. YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK t•up:o. Uuminu 2 1 , l!i p ,;. :"ia h 1 1'z c up:!> Ill ti l!> 2 I hi!!. '"''fito'lltltl•· ~horlt • n i n K, )lur,li[nriru· or Huitt•I""" l'ield : J,boul I U C' UI•" ·~ tort • in rt·fril(f" rulnr o r frt 'f'Zt·r if mur~orint• or If !ihtlrl t•ni "" ~·o.utn Spoon nOu ~ int o me asuring cup an d level wit h sid e of spatu la . Put in large bowl or ut ht'r ute nsil" ith Htlcasr ;m 8 quart capal:ity. fur htll batch. Measure sugar. baking pow· dc r. <l nd salt into nou r. Stir until mix tu r.: is th orou~hl y blended . Ad d marga rme. hutt cr o r s horten in g. Usc Join our Christmas Club today and next holiday you can en· joy the merriment of the . season without going into 'post holi.day debt'! Start yours right away! Come in today! PICK YOUR CLUB NOW .. . Deposit Each Receive Next Year For Week For 49 Weeks Christmas Open your Christmas Club before January 1, 1978, ma~e 49 prompt' weekly payments, and the Pomeroy National Bank will make the 50th payment .for 'you. See Us · Fore One-Stop Christmas Shopping! Toastmaster Ovens Toasters Corelle Ware Cookware Sets Silverware Remington Guns H&R Guns Black & Decke'r Tools MOORE'S ....FDIC,., t'K irat' l t•hHiliJ 4' d New old-fashioned fare for Christmas .You Dan take ca.. ot every out door woodcutting job. Clean up damage, cut doWn dead or -nhldtiQa, prune and limb, ·"'"' bruah and upllngt. If you've flrlced a cord or flrewocd.fately, JOU'IIrullzo how much monty JQU.., uve whh a Homellte ClftolnMW. ...,rrn 1/2 Cuuki'· Mix' 1'1111 {'l't'llnt~· IWHIIIII lnlll t·r l'g~ Co m b i ne ~:ookie mix . peanut buller an J e.gg. Ulend we lL C0v~ r and ~.: hill. Shape dough int l.l I inch balls. Place .~ iru.:he~ ap~rt g reased bakin·g Til EAT for 1h e kids lo mak~ uml In t•al , tht•sr lm·cly (;hristmas un1wls ore t•a s ily usscmhlcd frmn Hosl ess Twinkies toothpi c k ed to §lvrufnam c one s. "''ith robes of fluffy fro s tin~ and !>j J;urk.Jin~ ca k f' d t: £'orution uc cc nl s. IlEA VENL.Y l: HKI ST~IA S litH ~ d1u~o:i.! lat c pie~~:-; l'f; AN UT H lJTI'F:II COOI\IES ~ t ' Uf)!!i Oomin O · 10111 ' Gru nuhllt•d S u,li[ ar 2 tbl,... IJuuhle At·t intr, · nnkin" l'u~· d er i !ll UljCt'tl S lort• nl 14'ni1U'rltlurt> . I.IFE a l .. ~t· rHI in £' till or unt il ju"'t d one . Do not ovt." rb Hkc Coul .. tightl y. Meanwhile. melt remaini ng c hoco i<Jtc over hot wate r . Con i 5 minutes . Spread o ver baked hrownit.:s . Pr c~s remai ning nut s int o to p. Cu t in to '~4 ll<.lrc ~. Sture in airtight cunlainer \v hcn ~:o mpl c t ely I:Otl led. Yf.ch.J : 25 11'2 im:h 'o 41lare<;. AIII'UI'JlH!!f' Flour hnllt•r j,. u!!; t•t I. \t~i.r n I u t t·~ or' Bi.altt•r* \ i•·ltl : Ahuul 2 1 f ' IIP !-1 5 l\iAKETH£ ·~JAN I N INbi poOn vaoill;l in !tJP uf doub le builtr ovl!r hu t (not boili ng I' Water. Remove fmm watt:r and let ~no I 5 minut e .. . C tl tnh inc w_ith cookie mi'< . l:gg .. . and \ ' il ll · illa. 13 cat unt il we ll hlent.l cd . Stir in 1 1 cup nul \ . Srrcad evenl y in to gr~a~ed ~ or ~ inch squ;.trt: baking p;.tn. Htt kc a t )50 F. for ~ t hou! 20 min · HAlF IIATC H Bathr·oom beauty at Chl'ishmistime I Melt hi.df "' r. Going buc k to basics ... purkttJ;W ( I ;l oz. ) M'tni ·s\o't' t' l ur milk f' IHwnlalt· rj •a l l' lloo•olalt• 1•i••c·t',; maili ng . ', took i~: "'holt• ~· lw.at lw1 t•t•rc•u ltha l":, rit•h in tlil'ltlr~ filwr- lhr imJ»Hrtunt fnntl t•lt•nwn l 1lmt ••, ... r~· ho•l~· ·s lalking a htHII . " CIIIH :OLA'I'E BIIOWNIES -::, Cani ~tcrs or tins contain"'ing coo kie 'I ~hould be rut into ,,boxes lin ed with t is s u ~ -or "" '· gras'i·· (10 prevent shift ingl . brown pap~:r ..." and wrapped m ~for 10-WIIOLESOME WIIEAT ST U FFING for your n.ld-fash imwcl t·ltri!!> lmu l!! tlinrwr-Thi" ~··ur 11 repore a nul r iti•ms, "'·•·at la!'!tinJt: turkt•y stuffing u s in~ l oast e d ha nd s :.rnJ wnrk lntLl dr y mgrcdit:n t . , until mixlllrc rc · sc mhlc s c.o:tr~e co rnmeal. Put into ai rt ight l:tln t a in ~r. :roil. 't'n c~. a dmp . Bri ng JaJ hi ~ slipph~ .and the e\ ~ni n g paper anJ ;d!tm him th~ pt>rhap~ rart" Childrf"n love tl) partid · pate in holiday pn.:p<tr;.,ti·~m' ant.lthr:o;c cdrblc ;mgch. sun ply a-,semhlcd frmn Hu~lc~' 'l'winkic~ 1uo1hpit.:ked lu :-.tyrol'uam l'Unc s. are percn nial favorite\ . Ready-in -the can fro sting roheo;. 1h~ cake' and \ilver cake de cora t ion~ r~dd sparKle . An apple r.,frvt'., ~...a~ the large angel"~ head with t he crowning wrea th maJc of colorfu l gum drop\, rninia· t ur c mar..,h'mallow:\ anJ fo il-wrapped chocolate can· on lt'g h~ ly ~heel. Wi ~ h ·fur k Jin pcJ I ll nuur'. n(ttt en. 10 c ri'i .'lcross patt ern to 2 im:h · cs Bakeat3 75 ~ F. for ltltol 2 min ute s or unt il set but not hard . Coo l o n wirt:- rack~. Yie ld : ahout 3 do ze n cooki!.!'i . I .. Th e~~ anJ o ther e.'<l:tll ng recire~ Di' Ameri~:_a·~ Cu~k i~ Favo rit es can be obtatned free by wrl)ing to Am e ric.a ·~ Cookie Favuritcs. DufillllO Sugar. P .O . Box 73RS. New York, New York . 10036 lhes. All are faste ned lu the apple with toot hpic_ks. A sin gle t<)ot hpt ck ..hold s the mini -angel 's Hostess Dom!t halo above her head and another don ut shapes the larger angd's colla r. Here is What you need to make th e larger a ngel: I() llo s l t'IH~ Twinkit:>s I 12-in ('h :sl y rofoam ('OIIt' Tood11•ic·ks ur bamboo !l k.-'k-f 'f'S f'Htt rt'arly- lo-SJJrc ad · whil e fr ot~ lin- · S ih·cr ca k e dt"coral ion !\ l'lmall Ho ~ l >eS!! tlonul Sort 'c an die!!- a tHI ~ mini11turc rnynlun ~ lluw l'! for th e wreath UJ)I)If! 2 wholt• clm·l.!s C u 1 Twi n k i e.s in h a If length -wise separating Hat bottoms from rou nded tops. Leave ov'c rnight to stale s ligh tly. Fa~ te n hal ves with toot hpic ks vertica ll y in 3 tiers a r o und the co n e . Toot hpick 4 h<\lves to mak e eac h win g and fasten to th e top' tier with toothpicks or _ skewers . Fro st the cakes <:tnd Sl"'rinkle with s ilver ~cak e dec orat ions. Place do nut on top of the co ne . Fasten candies around the apple top with toothpick s. In sert t lo.ves fo.r eyes. Toothpick. or skewer . apple 10 th e cone to p. Here is what You need for t he mini -ange l: 7 l·losl eru T"'·inki e s TnolhpickK l 0-inch !!ly rofoum cone lh c an re ud y- lo-tiJJrea ti whhe fro sti ng Si h·cr ca ke decorations 2 Clovcl!l I lto"l eu donut Cut Hostes.s Tw inkies m half length -wise, separi:lting fl at b ottom s from c urv ed t o ps. L ea ve ·overnigh t t o stale sligh{ly. Fasten halves with t oo thpic k s verticall y in 2 tier ~ aro und the ·co ne . Toothpi l"k 2 halves togethe r for eac h wing and skew er to the top tie r. Fros t t he cakes and sprinkle with sil ver cake decora tion s. Use r; Joves to make eyes in· t he ~t y rofoa m ball . Toot hpic k donul to ball and ball to cone. .. Uon ' t lt•t ~rt•a se tlampt•n spirits! " IJinna w;\:\ ddi dt,.UJ S ~ .. Aftt?r t.:oo ki ng a hulid ..ty gllurmet r~a~ t for fam il y a mi fric ru.ls . th\l~t' wonl'l mu . . ic to Yt..1 UI' ears. ·:-ituirwcl' l.'~tn S Jiiril ~ he Too often the meaningful traditi ons of th e ho liday scao;.on are loo,t in the fao;t . paceJ life l hi.lt \I.C lead . Thi" year . why not plan you r C hri 'ltma~ ce leb ration with a ~en~e of gelli ng b<:r~:k tu b~"i o'! T o make your C hri ~tma~ mor"c · lik c an old - fa~ hio nl'd ~~!ida~. invo l v~ th e l!nli re lam 1ly m mure of t he prepara tions and dD it all f ro m sc rat ch the way it used to bt: don e . · A w ee k o r so before C hri~tma'i. why rlot take <I tri p into the count ry to a llr 1rcc fa rm ant! dw r dow n yo ur own Chri:-. tma .. t ree'! The effort you pu t int o it will make ir the m o~ t cheri ~ hed ever. Anol ht!r ''b ac k - lo - ba~in'' idea is to make yo ur ow n Christm as tree t.lecorat ion 'i. Rullnns. pi ece~ of mat erial m sc rap:\ nf pape r and rihhon from yo ur gift wrar rings are 'a ll rec~'c lablc fo r in ~pin;d , hand -c rafted urnarnt: nt s. Y ou r C hri s t m<IS d in ne r me nu c.:a n al So re ll ect t h i ~ sa me old -fashio ned ho mi · nes~. If ~~ o u d u a little fami ly r ~::sca r t.:h . you ' ll probahl y find a numhcr of old-time fa . vorit es your fa mil y wou ld e njoy- r e rhap s a ~pecial wholew ht"a t br ead . a fruit cobble r or <.t casser1Jie of wint er vegetabl es like peas ~md onio ns, broccoli or :-.wcct Huwt:vcr. dun ·t let your huli d;,ly ~ pirit t.IL"flatc as yu ur rot a toe ~ . eye~ ga ze nv~:r the greasy And don ·t forget yvLrr tur· fuud mL·~~c~ al: ~.:h.l cn tc.t!.l y key. This year, pn: pare <tn · drippeU on beautiful tablclino ld fas hior1 cd, h eart~' ~ wfling ens anU aru unJ the ki t\: ~len . that ta~tes grt!al ami is a nuBefort: pani~.: sets 111. rt:· tritiou s aUditi on to yuu·r ba~.:k membe r th at grea~y afterdi nner t lt'Hil-llf'll\ arc made easy wit h Gr.;a~e rclid~ Jl' · gl"casc-r. To re mo ve greasy food st ai n ~ from w;.tshaPic ta ble c lo l h s. na pkin " and .:ven you r ap ron. squirt some t.l eg r ~ a ~c r on t he t ro u ble ~ pub before la1,.111 Jerin g. It s · grease -cu tting <K tion i ~ cum· pat ible with dete rge nt ~. ba~ics Christmas. Our stuffing recipe, using Wheatena toasted who le wheat hot ct:real. is nat urally ric.: h in c ~st;n tial nutrients. The cereal also enriches the ~tuni n g wit h die tar y_fi her , the i m p orta nt fou d ele m e nt ever}·hody 's ta lk ing about . to '1'01' OF THE H!I.NG E WHt;A'r ~'rU n' lNG (S P. n '4'!:1 (, lo 8) hultt' l' ur rnar,;llrint· larJtt' union , •·lu•plwd f'IIP"' ~ lif't•tl~· ··lt·rr 1tnd It· a\' ('!!!. l/.1 t'tll) 2 carrot,, ~ h• ·•· d•lt•d I can iO uum•t•t<) ljC iit•t•d rttu ~; hr on m ~; , untlraint•d Wht•ult"nu lOa~ te d wlwl cwhc•ut h o i •~•· rt!al 4 C UJJ8 c hi(' kf'n brulh or houillon :J . labl t>spnnn ... lt'ntOn Jlf.: <' tt I~S jui(•t• · i'iu.ll antlllt"Jtiu ~ r In a large sauce pan , heat · butl er and saLrte u nion , \:c le ry and l:arrot s slowly fur 10 min11 tes. Stir in mus hrooms a nd th e i~ li quid , Whcatena ce rea l, ~.:hicken broth and lcmonju itc. Simm er, st irring UCJ:i.l,io nally , for l 0- 15 min lll es o r un t i l th i-\:k l i ke mashed potatuc~. Season to t a~ tc with ~a lt and pepper. For an informat ive, ill ust ra t e d book i ~t un Uielary fiber wrilten by a leadiilg au tho rit y un l ht:.: s ubjt:ct 1 Writ e to : " Diet ary F'ibt!r and Your He"l rh " i' .O. Bo x X3 27, K ansas Cil y, MO M It15 �I)....I - Tht 1) uh ..... ntm' I \t uldll p •r t 1\•mt I' ll \ U \h·d nt "'' '' \ , l ~ i 1>5-The Dally Sent mel Middleport Pomeroy,O Wedrwsda) Nov 23 IV77 11 r--~ ANRTG1:~ __:_, . · Christmas is a time for sharing, caring '\ l5 Words or Under C.;oh I day l hnstmas ts a lime of fam dy lr tllttton And afi e most tmrllltant of .til fanul y trat.h· ttnns ts uften th e f amd y l hnstm.ts rree lun c spent decoraung the ll n - .tnll lh e ornamen t s ~.: h o,~.: n - reHe c;; t a fam1l y s I:..lSI ~.: "i{) le ctmJ h entagc and knJ 1n even greater sp mt of :-.(ltllt l)t ,., ( hll"'llllt.., - 11 llH.:.t (l', m un th111g~ It) mtr'~ drlhn.:nt fit.: l'rk \l l rt ' 'Ill\~,: LnJ It: tlrn "'filtc.: llt ~tttunph. (,, dh~..lu m 11 ~nngrng tu pellph.: til U\i.~T tht \\Orld a tun~.: ufJtH .rln:l lllg nt bwthc:1 hlllhJ md t ~c.:ll"'t.: fhe i.lf rent.:\\ tl --4-ll ln~.:nd,hrj,.., !tn\.' tntl ht.,pe Chn~tm.t "t hll '\llnll: ,.., I d~.: t. rl> rehgHJll ... e\penCil\.l For oth\!r' ( h1 Ill"' tnd Jh'll ( hr r... tttn' thk~ ll r~ 1 j O\uu-. trme lt l gllht:r \\rth t11lllh .tnd tm:nd' lll'lt.:l1d 1.: ~.\rJ:s .tnJ kth.:r' Ill lllth t''t \\tOM) h.n~ nc.:glnh:d 111 th~ p t' u tnd tu 'hllp tm til the.: ln\d\ pte~~.:nh t h tl \\til stt kmpllngh undtr the trn unttl Chnstm.t' Dty ''t' "h tn ng Ill the C hn~tmas sea ''t \ .. l lll WHh sn man y bauble s lnd~t:d tht C hn.,.tm 1' clft listt' d \ crJ spu ta! p trt llf th~ lo' ang ( hn,tm 1"' spmt - 11 "' ~omd hang Jafh.:rt> nt •• lrnm m\olht:rh~tofntmc.:..,mthc.:\\-ot ld lt mtvbe ldrge 01 sm Ill li llnl 111 ''1\h l Vtn l h tng frtll11 tht: p r,~et t c.tl to the cxrraurdl!l.tr\ hut~.: \ dV l tst ,J f C hn st m 110 pi tn~ ts a vet} pc.:t~l111 II t:'\.ptt:..,, lnll l)l lnt:n J .., htp a nd ]o\t" N l) Ill !. r~.: 1'1ht)rpmg gtlld t: Ihe ( h n ~I mas g tt t li st I ~ clll tmr')()n 1111 e\ten,ttm ol the.: Jll\OUs sp ml uf ( hn st m 1s tt sdf- J tllllt.: tot L:'i rtlll!. 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As \h '' nk dlm n the ~pontllnt o u >~ n1 ~mor 1t•~; na mes uf the fnuH.b ami 1 he answers may LOme relattves ' h \\ l'•h w prt to Wi as "e dn \ e to "WOrk s ent \\lth our huln.la\ v. hrle clean rn g t he .utrc o r pack tges '"c: rt~o: n ll all of re.1J rng 1he Su nday paper th e qu il lit e ~ ol t'dL h pet son It s ted C hn ~tm 1:s as Sudden ly \\e re me rnber the lo0 k on mo ther s f,tce th e ttme ''hen ~.:ver) p r~ the day she spot l ed 1ha1 se n t must bt:' spec ttl eve r y p , ~ek 1ge filled wrth delrght T o fi nd <uch gilt< m volves nw re t h an~ ... l'u~ll' 1hought In a scn<c the C hn st ma~ ~ ho ppt:r places h1m se l f aheaJ 10 Chm1 mas Da) moment to the when t he wrap prngs .Ire und o ne tntl the t tbbu n s scattered rn hopes of findm g JUS t the nght II em t o light up a face .1nd w1de n u stmlt' specral blue dre S> or the lm le h1 nts 1h,11 d 1d s bee n droppmg all along for a nev. rod and tackle or th e ext ra a1tent10n the you n g 10mboy turned teenager has been pa) mg to her wardrobe and 1he ""Y JUnror s been spol!ed prac tt cl ng w1 th a t1e 1n fro n1 ot 1he m1rror We remember a fn end s fa ;onte co l o r o r fra grance o r how much she a dm~red a certa m s1y le W e e ven mtercept Santa s lei ter s on th eir way 10 the North Pole m the hope s of keeprng up w1th St N1ck rn sp re ad rng C hrrstmas JOY to the children' A Ir s! thrs perso nal thrs lovrng and thoughtful re qurre s a great de al o f plan mng needless to say Pl a n earl y for yo ur Chns1mas g1ft buyrng so that yo u ca n be cen arn 1he pre sents you selec t wrll ca rry w nh 1hem 1hat spe era) message of though1 fu ln ess and love Even 1he: best plan s can use some help I hr s ) ears offenngs for Chn stmas are belter 1han ever cornbmrng the be st of n c h, nostalgic rom an t1c He ms wtth an array of modern w1zardry to set 1he head spmnmg' It s 1he perfect year for ,,II th e specr al women tn v ou1 ltfe - mother s wtves ~ 0 fo r e l l our m an y bleB• ngs b ro te C el e love LEGAR l't'ONUMENT co. Pom eroy 0 0 and accessones Ru ffles l ace srlk s and satrn ar e all makmg fash 100 h ead hnes a nd what pre tti er way rs there to show her how pretty you thmk s he rl ) I rce de coratio n s made h um eggs. f or m stance can .. ..., '4" • \\ HII E \ 1~10:\• ~~~ •I (, \HI'It \t• ll\ '\t ~ 1:\ Ill~ 1H Ill \lh ••nl• t ian• .. hart .. ~llh I-nn 11111111t r .. 1 f 111111111 \lllttult lt\tlttlt Ill ln1 , h t ~lntHil~ lu,. lnnuul \1 !411 onlht 111p;htlulntt ( hrt ... lml" llJ7";" ( Phulu •uu tll" ' "''tnlt .. \\utk .. hupUiul tht \\, lla ( u1 p I ance s and gt t t llt: nl:'<. t'1 ma ke hfe e l s tcr \tnd tu n nll) l t: 01•• n nund up n , huu o .. ca lc u ld t ot to1 d ~..o n ~ue ntt o u s hom e ~u.::nmn tant a dt :s h wd:s h c;t lot t h e wo m an who h 1s bt> tt e t A thmgs to do th dn d 1bbk "' water a h<1 1r ~ t y l ~-: 1 tH dryer for the g.li u n th < ge' who \\ ant s th e mos t t w m her looks \\ 1th .t m m11nu m of pnmprng trme >pe nt She m rgh t n c n 1r pre~.:Jdt e an t:\\ tnol 1-.H u r even a p O\\ cr I VI..l l llf .. r tit kll ~ tt s un tLtnc ho" m ar.fY ,.;o m e n '~ ouiJ r a ther b e th t: tr {J\\ rl hand y men rht IJn, Ill tlu 1111111 For the men on the lrs1 It s the perft:l:t ttme to rc member the bo) rn e Kh dnd eve r y one nf 1h~.: m The re s d who k th; \ \ lt n~.: o f e lectront c g tm e.., tnd dev 1c e s on th e llldt " et w hu.: h a re sure to k~.:tp ham w haltn g .t\\a v m~tn} t happy hour rn t he y c<~r 10 co me-nC\\ vtJ~o g tm~.:-. ca lculiit ot s or .1 ( B lH po ltee sc.tnn~::r fnr th tl ltt tk brt of KOJ dk 111 t hu n ,d) M e n .th\ d ~ s tpprt:utt c "g1ft 111 th e o~ p p d rt:l !tn t: llrnt.: ltl\ c C hn ~ tm.t ::. t o g tve h t rn 1 fragra nce se t one th .tt spea ks es pe ctu ll y tor hun and let s hrm kn o " th .ll he deserves ,, lml c Bu 1 preu y women are al so modern lrberat ed women and ca n use so me of th e slee k nev. applr p (lm p t.: l 1ng too 1 Tee nctgers seem l o pre the gre,Hes t "itum 1s 1 sen t bl rng b lock rn the p ldn nrn g of a Chn stm<ls ll'H- or ~o 11 wo uiJ set: m ActU<lll y t e~.:nilge1s Ht: 1cccp t1 vc tu JU " I very 100100 r GwrsuGtrisTioNsso~1 FOR CHRISTMAS W •HUSH PUPPIES ~ 11! FORALLTHEFAMILY Dre ss Casu a I Boots Purses "' u ~ INSULATED BOOTS For Men (Leather l LEATHER BOOTS For Men- Boys L1ttle Boys DRESS SHOES FOR Men Boys· L11tle Boys W W t1! u ~ ~ •PEDWIN SHOES ~ l-oR MEN FOR DRESS • ALSO U ~ ~ W W ~ W W W .'''• ~ ',,• ' I I Santa's Uttle Helper DRESS BOOTS • Warm lined Boots For Men, Women and Children e Angel Treads For Men & Women • House Slippers For all the tam• ty • Womens Loafers Travelers Zephyrs / Lay Away For Christmas • Give-A.C1tt Certificate ~HE SHOE BOX « W ~ •ENDICOIT JOHNSON ~ ~ Middleport, Ohio VISA about anythmg new <>nJ unrque rhe y are ' er y rn te r est e d m mdk lllg .t gnod W ap pea ran ce so a gr ft of elo1hmg-or hett er yet a per son aI c •.re appl m ncc ~ G W i ~ W « W 11! « ~ _ ,, "li lt,; to rk 1'\t,; .... \.'ll l:llll ld ll\t: lh~,; \lHIIlg l.t~.,l\ t lth~.. hou't.: htt ,mn tt: l..: phUilt. 1.,1 [ 1111 f: lllltH! I l glllL \lHtnl..( llhlll h1~ lt l~ l tiLl: II I C. 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S i lllm on tn n1mmg th e t: hn ~ tm t s tree wnte for th e free bOl)k l et A free fnmm e1 !i I e \t publi sh ed hy L1lllan Vrt non For yo ur copy se nd a ~tamped self .tddressed envelope 10 Ltlhan Vern on Dep 1 MS 5 10 • Fulw n Ave Moun t Vernon N Y 10550 Soulh redmwrtJ.on ?tK~M way of perso nahzt ng a C hnstma s tree An m expen s1ve co lle cuo n o f Ltlhktn s from Ltlltan Vernon for 111 stance g1ve a t ree a ghttcnng effec t and can qurckl y be come a famtl y tr a!.IJtn:m or make excellent g1fts crafted m doz en s of no sta lga c Chrastma s scenes and figure s and sold for less than $2 each the or nament s are tarmsh free un breakabl e personali zed h etr NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES _, . : :. Tue""' ' thru rrtili4y A 'llatl able m most fine de parlment s tore s or through the mat] Ltlllkms are made of solid br,Jss and other fine metals and are personally engra11ed at no ex tra charge To grve a C hnstmas tree a stnct l y tradttlonall uok de c o rat e tt ~tth ed rble orna I t>l& live aod work lo t h.Ja Uot community Thanb for tbt woaderfu.J frttnda aod otiJb bo~ And tbankl for tbt prlvllttt of tll"'Aoa your need• IDI\UIDt» all eojoy holldoy 1 wo rk mort run r 992 7155 149 s Thrrd Sl Mrddleporf 9 kl t ~.:hen dean up~ damp sponge po t s tnt! p an s Jrshes and Hat ware Will jllso be a bree ze to wash 1f yo u add so me degrea ser to yo ur fo r IN LOV ING memory ol ou1 son br othc old uncle Harold E A sh who los r h s I te one yeo ago i t!O die to talk o f !he lulu re And the r ar e mtghl hcv• bee n mtd our rear' God knew ell about tl yet rook PART TIM E AO VI:R TISING SALf S m the Po m eroy M ddleport Call pols ar ea Repr c~en ltng t h~ Athen s M esse )ge1 Mtl!iloge allowance S2 M per hour Ideal l or re t1 rttd per'> on Coli 992 5920 ask lor Fred Boles re t e I ad11 0 rt ~ ng manege awov from the oncom ng years God knew all about I how no ble How gen tle he was ond how breve Ho w br ghr his poss ble l ulufe Ye t put htm to sleep no gra ve God know~ ell obot.Jt 1hose who loved htm How bttl er the" 9 n~,~st be And rlghtthru I oil God I!'. lev ng And knows so muc h beii~<H tha n we St111 flflll Is Tlllrt S1111 hr• ~,UIII'<I ~' ttafM Ottttn IIIOfll!llf{CIIl hllftM We Are Now Taktng New Customers For .... .... ~ A ' .... \1 . . . . ~ G ROW EAR THWORM S for prof I Free Data WORM WOR LD 18 10 S Joseph •ne Denver Col orodo 802 0 o r call Mr James _ _:olf~t [303) 778 1026 FUEL OIL AND GAS SERVICE ex tra grease c utting stre ngth - - -OPPORTUNITIES CAU. us $8,100 for education, Pomeroy Landmark 7 5 per cent of your 9 .. ~Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 99l l181 .-.& SEW & SEW Outlet 1n Racme jUst race1ved new sh pment of polyester double kmt s 51 98 & S2 69 ~ard yard spoo l polyesler threod 5 tor $1 00 Kw k Sew patterns The los t and easy wOy for you lo sew k n l!o o r hove ~ our sew1ng done by Oem5e for th e greatest I I ever :ns NO HUNTING day 01 mght or trespass ng on the f ollow ng form s R H Bootwnght Jr Hunt Gory Ott! John G n ther PUBLIC NOTICE Proposa ls will be r ece ved by the Vtl ta ge of Midd leport to pro\1 de hOSPttatrzatt on rnsurence cove rag e fo r vtllage employE!es All proposa ls mus t be re ce ved by 4 P M NoOJ em ber 30 1977 at t he Mayor s Offrce 237 Race Street M dd teport Oh i o For addtt onat tn f or m a t i on contact the Mayor!. otf1ce The v lieg e reservE!! the nght to r e1ec t or acceQt any proposal upon actron by covnc I Fred Hoffman May or VIllage of Middleport ( 11) 16 23 2tc IN THE COMMONPLEASCOURT MARY PARKER Plai ntiff CHARLES •• C Defendants ARNOTT et No 16 6lS NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To Da le Rawley whose las t known address was 52 Ma in Str eet Cootv rlle Ohio You ere hereby not fred that vou ha\l e been named defendant 1n a legal action entitled Mary Parker Plerntlff vs Char les C Arnott et al D efend ants Th1S ect1on ha s been assigned Case N o 16 635 and rs pen ding In the Common Pleas cou rt o f Me1gs County P omer oy Ohio 45769 The oblect of the complaint 1S for da m ages resulttng from an automobrle acctdent wh rch allegedtv occu.rred In Me,gs County Ohio on June 6 1971 and the prayer s tor $2,400 00 and cos1s Yo u are requtred to answer the com pla int w tthin 28 days after the la!.t pubticat on of th e nottce whi ch wrll be published on c e a week for sl,.; successive weeks The last pubttl:atton wtll be made on December 21 1977 and the 28 days tor answer w II com mente on tha t date In case of your fatture to answer or oth erwise respond as required by the Oh10 Rules of C vii Procedure ludg m ent bv default wtll be rendered against you tor the relief dernanded an the com ptarnt !11 116 n College tuttron free. College Level Examrnat1on Free. An Assoc1ale Degree through the Communrty College of the Atr Force. 30 days pard vacatton . 7 pard 3 day weekends. good startmg pay and much more Interested' Contact me. Vernon Zeger. your A1r Force Representative For an appomtment 1n the Pomeroy or Athens area phone 592·4592 Collect. Order No 9· ci·B6 1972 PONTIAC CATALINA Sears st ereo r ecorder Phone 992 7453 1975 FORD VAN Fully customJE ed P S P B TV plus more $4 500 Phone 992 72S&-i PB AM. tape Good gall mtleoge h :cellent condrt an 742 2020 after 6 Larry E <:oencer Clerk ot Courts JO 11211 14 21 otc 1971 FORD LTD Wagon $850 or best o ff er 991 S7Sb o r 9925477 1970 TOYOTA H1 Lu K P ckup $850 F b!ilrgla ss topper $150 bl4 378 6311 1973 FORD LTD 2 door hordtbp Opere w md27 1 1973 FORD LTD 2 door hardtop Opera wmdows low m leag e excellent cond lion W II trade for ptckup tru ck g1ve or to ke difference Robert H I! 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Route 33 north a t I on e oy large lo ts Coll 992 7479 ln ~;red•blel Why pay h gh elec t c b1tls th s wtnler' let u!> poy theM' f or you One bed1 ootn fr om S130 now 6vo loble V lloge Manor Th rd end M II Streets Mtddleporl le epho e qq2 7767 l:quol Hou!>tng Op ~tunty 12 11:.60 MO I:H U:. HOME Good co n dtllon Lor ge yard I n le Roc n e 992 5858 FURNISHED GARAGE apo tm ent South 4th Str eet M1ddiepo t Oh1o No chddren or pe ts 992 7140 THREE BEDROOM hou se Con fur n sh st ove and r el n gera lor I necessary 992 3090 SIX ROOM hou se f b1 en t n Pomerov lnqutre ot 796 South :.h d M ddleport EFFICIENCY HOUSE for ren 1 Com pletely furnr shed To construe Iron men Coli after 4 am 992 779 1 COUNTRY HOMI: remodeled corpettng 3 or 4 bedroom modern k tchen 2 bath s S<.en c and prr11ote About 4 m les wes t of Horr sonv lie Oh o Co li 7<2 3159 CO UN TRY HOME r emode lcd carpetrng 3 or 4 bed r oo n modern k1lchen 2 baths Seen c and pn vate About 4 m es west o f Harr sonvdte Oh o Co li 742 3 159 FOR SA LE or Rent Trc ler w th large butldmg lot m Syra cuse 9'12 0344 FOR SALE or Trade Troll er and lot Sell o n lend co t11roct Located above Jones Boys $4 800 Jo ck Neol (6 14 446 0 157 SHOT GUNS 2 mod el 10 Rem tngt ons 1 wtlh eKtro deer bar re! 3 model 12 W nches ters Sw1ve! & sl ng se1S for most shotguns Deer slugs $1 49 Brenneke slugs 22L R 82\ 21. mog $2 90 Target shotshell s $3 10 box SbS 50 cose H1gh powered shot shells wh ole!.ole shot $9 89 per bog :wo new and used guns d scounl on o l Wrll trade for mtn1 b k es motorcycles Grovelvs tree ton boats mo tors power tools or what ho ve you F le !'. 3rd Street M1dd eporl 992 7494 BROWNING MARK Ill Golden Eoglli1 23 channel AM bose slo tton CB Bes t one o11er $250 take s '' 949 2322 197o4 KAWASAKI MOTO RCYCLE '192 2530 SIX MATCHING ant q ue ook dm mg or k !che n chars Stro ghl bo ck S25 each Ph one VERY GOOD hoy SI 50 per bole (014) 667 3368 Tuppers Pia ns Ohto YAMAHA HARLEY OAVfDSON & Con Am Motorcycles Cornp l 'lt~ sloes and fantas t c ser11 ce Hours M T J 9 6 W F 9 7 Sol 9 5 The M otorcycle People of Southeastern Ohio ._ At h~ n s Sport Cycles Inc 20 W Slim son Avenue Athen s Oh•o PI-lone (61•) 592 1692 TWO WROUGHT tron I re place scrltens Fold ng type $7 Flu ~h ftthng type Wllh W[re CU riO I'> and andtrons $10 Both tn quod condtt on Colt 992 5666 bet ween 4 30and6JOp m Vinyl & Aluminum S1dmg Storm Wrndows Call Prof es~ ronal Burlders Large corn er lot Now has small t;lu sm ess wrlh r oorn for expan s1on C t y w 11ter on Sl ate Rt 124 rn Rulland S35Jl00 MIDDLEPORT Bissell Siding Co. General Contractors Phone 949 2801 or949 2860 unrt 4 apar l mcn t bu rl dtng w th good m co rne Partl y r ented no w but stlll g ves you sso 00 m onthly rnc ome ove r y our payrn en t Exc ellen t location FREE ESTIMATES No Sunday Ca Its Please 11 ·21 -1 mo 1 Good U sed Hotpotnt Refrtgerator sns 1 Lancaster Chatn Saw S7S Pomeroy Landmark 9.-_JackW 6il.: Carsey Mg,. Phone 992 2181 NEW 3 bed oom h ou~e 2 bo hs all elec orre M dd!eporl dose to Rutl and Phone 992 748 1 SMAl L !a rm for sole l0° g dow1 ow ner t nc ced Monroe Coun ly W Va Phone ()04 ) 77 2 310:2or (304 ) 772 3227 COUNTRY far m land w lh !>er ucl ed wood!. water and goo d ac cess m Monr oe (our Jy W Vo $1 000 do w n coil (304 ) 77 ') 3102 or (304) 772 3227 Comrner c•o l pr operty appro.: l 7 acres level land ocat ed 01 Tuppers Pia ns on Ot 10 Rou ll? 7 Phone (b14 ) 667 b304 VA FHA 30 yr ftnanc ng lrela• d Mortgage 77 E Sta t ~ Ath e n~ ph_one (6 14 ) 592 305 1 2 2 STORY 3 bedroom I one hou!>e F A l urnoce !. form wHl dows fireplace tn M dcilepor 1 Phone 997 3457 or 992 5867 1 ocre lot w th gor ogEO and cell ar Locat ed n lo ng s11 lie $6 500 Phone 742 296S NEW HOME 1 m le tn back ol Por t lend 4 room s ond bo th 2 acres Conlocl Del bert law!'. on _ Eagle ~dge Rood MO VE IN10 the !'tunny stat..:- of Flondo I have 3 ceres of IClnd n th e I llle 11 !loge of Del a ,d Spr mgs on Aragon A 11en ue W •te Dole E Wolfe Rt 1 Box 14 C Reedsv lie HOBSTETTER REALTY GeorgeS Hobstetter Jr Broker 107 lfa Sycamore St Pomeroy Ohro PHONE 992 6333 Offtce Hours 9 A M to 4 PM Close Thursdays and saturdays at noon New 4 bed room 2500 sq f t 11vmg space 2 11:~ baths 12 r oo m ranch b rrc j( L ocated 3 mlles from R t 7 up West Shade R rver Call for an apf)otn tment 11/:;t Acre Lot Surveyed approved for sewage wooded and sec~uded located 07 of a m1le off o f Summerfretd roa d near Tuppe rs P lams Oh to Pmed to go at S4 000 00 Plenty of acre lots at the Wildwood Estates Add1t1on F latwoods R,oad zo ned and all utlltttes avai lable $2500 per a cre We have need of hstmgs all types hom es land, commercial, etc Cheryl Lemley As soc tate Home Phone-742 2001 Htlton Wolfe Sr A SSOCi ate Home Phone 949 2589 TRIM SHOP IN RACINE Be the opentng of th e rn door season fo r you wtt'h your Old furn1ture re upholstered '" beautiful warm colors & SEPTIC TANK CLEANING R est dentral and co mmercial Call- for estt mate 24 hour serv1ce Anyday anyftme Phone 98S 3806 from Bobs If you are tookrng for sav•ngs Jf w111 pay you to pay us a OJts1t Located m ~ack of the Sew N Sew Outlet on Marn Str Racme 0 11 10 I m o Box 34 Blown lnsutatlon Serrrus Ftnlrttrnt Au1lJble Blown Into Walls & AHtcs 4 bedrooms 2 baths natural gas cent ral heatrng nrce ca rpe tmg fu11 basement garage 3 !o!s S27 500 NEW LISTING 3 be droom s tu cco home Na l ural gas 1 oar f urnace c l y wa t(!r ut ld y room patio and about one acre 120 000 MOBILE HOME LOT - 300 Marn 51 LARRY LAVENDER 8AMio430PM Srratuse Ohto tn Pomeroy w tth sewer water C l d etectrrc cr ty NEW You LISTING - ALUMINUM SIDING SOLID VINYL SIDING SOFFIT & CELINGS GUTTERS & DOWN SPOUT by step ACE HARIMARE Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE MEIGS PLAZA Mrddleporl Ohro Ca 11667 6479 ll 9 tt c the LISTED - Just co mpleted new home Large ! rvr ng room wdh co rner f 1replace J bedroom s ba th dtntng room love l y k !chen has 32 tt cab 1ne t s and range Carport & storage space I level ac r e S35 900 00 l ove ly 2 yr old home 3 bedroom s bath u trl tty ntce krtchen tot s of ca brnet s and cooj( ng un1t Ut tlr t y room f n1shed gar age Very large lot S25 900 00 JUST LISTED - 20 ac r es w 1th 5 yr old home 3 bedroom s bath needs a little frntsh work on n sr de Some tt mber HERE I S A REAL BUY FOR YOU $20 500 00 JUST LISTED - About 5 yr s o ld Beaul! fu l 3 bedr oo m home Mod ern ba th drn ng area love y krlchen utr l l y room hardw ood floor s wdh carpe tt ng over c arpol"t & Va 10 18 1 mo Automat1c PARTS - LABOR GUARANTEED REASONABLE RATES Ph-3 78-62511 The Oftll~llors ReOllswitte o Not The lmtlaltiS BRADFO RD Aucl!onee r Com pl ete Serv 1ce Ph one 949 2487 or 949 2000 Roc ne Ohro Cr II Bradford ALL ELE Cl RIC 3 bedroom home w th ul l1ty oom and large k t chen olurn num s dulg a t loch e d ga rage 2 storage budd1ngs garden spot es toblt shed ya r d w th rees ond shrubs Al l on I acr e Tuppe rs Plo1ns Oh o [0 14) 007 30'10 ELWOOD BOWERS REP AIR STROUf LTY IN CORP'O~)t.TKO No 200 Bustness butldr ng located on 11:! acre parhca! st reet on three stdes b ath carpetmg pane l tng gas heat etty wa t er atta ched garage ha s addlt rona t hook up far tratler 12x60 mobtle home to be sold separat e Prrce $30 000 l mmedtate possession 804 W Mam Older but nr ce off st parktng 2 ba t h n ce t rrepla ces ne rg hborhood SEE AT JUST S1300000 WE LIST NEW PROPERTIES EACH WEEK - IF WE OON T HAVE WHAT YOU WANT TODAY WE WILL PROBABLY HAVE IT TO MORROW HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES Pomeroy 992 2298 Alter Hours Call 992 7133 CONTACT Lots Pauley Brandt Manager 992 6191 CENTRAL REALTY CO. JUST LI STED - Step rn stde the split foyer of t ht s beau tif ul 3 year otd home and hi! ,.. a look a t a mce lrvong room d nlng room • 01 l w TraMmlsston Serv1ce HOMESI TES lor sale I ocr e and up M dd epo rt neor Rutland Coll992 7481 Wo od bur nrng frreptace fen ced yard 3 bedro oms c arpe t rng and r emode l rng tots o f feat ures JUST 992 2259 - ~ 527TFC 2 23 I mo EIG HT ROOM house wrth ba th and othe r bu ld1ng!O Carpenter Oh o $9 000 742 227 1 D\"G h burll on slove & refn g and lot s "' "'' ~i,\, •dmr ty room w 1th fireplace 3 Bed ~f'\\. ... I ry closet s & 2112 baths Tot a! electric wit t central a rr One acre tsnd Lo ceted n 5 Po nts area east of Rt 7 Shown by apporntment or . $45 ooo 1 MIODLEP0RT - SPAC IOUS HOME TO FIT YOUR WI LL CARE for the e tder.ly n our home Phone 992 7314 ~-- PIANO TUNING l one Don els New phone nu mber 992 2591 If no on5we co ll991 2082 Sweeper s loos l er s tr ans al l small appl am es l awn mower ne11 l to Sta te H ghwoy Garage on Rou te 7 Phone (614 ) 985 APPUANCE SERVICE 3825 REMODELING Plumbing heoltng an d a \ pe s of general r epa r Work guoro nteed 20 veo rs e• ~ renee Ph~.= 992_2409 tv SEWING MACHINE Repa rs !Oet 11 ce all makes 992 2284 The Fab r t c Sh o p Pomeroy Author zed S ger Soles ond ~,. wo:: hmpeo::._s~so" EXCAVAT NG dozer loader and bocjl,hoe work du mp trucks and Ia boy s for h1re w II haul fill d rt to so I lrmes tone and gravel Coli Bob or Roger Jef fer~ day phon e 992 7089 ntght phone 992 3525 or 992 5132 We have enlo~rgeg servtce department wtll servtce Hotpoint our 1nd o11id other brands Pomeroy Landmarll l:.t Jack W CArsey, Mgr Phone 992 2181 -~;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I SAVE ON CARPETING EXC AVATING doEer ba ckhoe and d1tchcr Chorlli1!0 R Hoi I eld Bock Hoe Ser11 ce Rutland Oh o Phone 742 2008 WILL do roohng con stru ct on plumb tng and heat ng No 10b too Io rge or loa sm all Phone 742 2348 AND MARTIN El( HOWERY ca voiJn g sept c sys t ems dozer backh oe dump truck I mestone grovel block lop pavmg Rl 143 Phone I (b\4) 698 7331 -~--- ':T SWAIN Phone Mrke Young At 992 220li or 992 7630 Pomeroy p~m 2m storage GO ING AT JUS T $24 500 00 !-liCE OLDER HOME - $14 000 00 MlDOLEPORT - Utk1n Route 3 PomefOJ 0 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 0 "" EFEL ~ RNR , ' ~ HEAT&FUE • 773-5955 Carpet &Upholstery MAIN POMEROY. JUST LISTED - fiR£PU CES Young's Carpeting 608 E JUST ITOVESAND Supenor Steam Ext1actron (H' c.,. CAll lfi.OH llUlmopd EXPERIENCED Radiator~ Service~ FrOft' th• ler1••t frud. luilllo. .r to MOREPI Cellulos1c (wood ftberl Thermal lnsulallon Save 30 pel lo 50 pel on heattng cost Experience and fullv rnsured Free E st blll•tor Wood Stoves J&L Located In f lnrsh lh1 s 3 bedroom home w 11h full ba sement 2 a cres back ba lcony anc large trvrng room Tht s r es t s (USt ou t o f town for S30 000 Hele n L Teatord Gordon B T ea f ord A ssoctafes See us at 1100 East Mam S1reet Pomeroy Ohto or Phone 992 7034 10 29 lmo. SALES AND SERVICE 11-9-tfc Ph !92 Jm EasY step tnstructtO('IS •Mob lie Home Underpmmng • Roof Coaling •T1 e Downs • Awnmgs - Carports Repatrs • Insurance Pomeroy, Ohto Pomeroy 992 6282 or 992 6263 2 FAMILY HOME - lei !he rent buv you a home Natur al gas c!ly water near stor es On l y S9 600 Kingsbury Home Sales PWMBING & HEATING INC. STORM WINDOWS ' DOORS REPlACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOfFITT GUTTERS-AWN INGS home 1 1 baths family room garage and one acre of land N rc e carpe t and krtchen $<11 000 - Chester Oh1o 10 30 c CARTER FREE ESTIMATES PREFERRED LOCATION New 1 room tn e ve t ROOM 0 Jack's Septic Tank Service patterns .' Th ts 1rne o td home w1tl mtngue you ElCtra ni ce fancy oak trrm shtny floors hot water heat large format dmrng room and 2 car garage $35 000 Onl y S279 95 Save sso 00 on a new Hotpo1nt Refrtg erator 1 New 20 cubtc ft Chest Freezer $lS 00 01scount (1) Good Refng er ator 5150 Upnght Freeze,. S21S Let The Open ng OF BOB'S UNHOLSTERING And SOMETHING SPECIAL - New Co Op water and softeners model VC SVI ·, TO l EASE OR Rent ,. Old Pro 111co bv1ldmg 992 3677 ~ 216 E Seco nd Stree t Pom eroy Ohto 45769 Phone 992 J32.S FAMILY FOR STU D Ser11 u;o AKC reg stered cocke1 ~ pa n rei Block and ton Clark sdale L nes Showqual ly J B. D Ken nels 742 3 162 AKC REGISTE'RED p1i1k pgese pup p1es Phone (304 ) 88'1 'lbi:U . BUSINESS SITE MUG ~ '1922<13 STAR<J RAFT FALL Sole Mn TraVel motors 20 end 22 Trotters 18 5 SJ 799 25 7 Bunkhouse $4 875 Fo ld down $1 700 up We sell serv ce and quahtv Open Sundavs Camp Con ley Storcraft Soles Rt 62 N of Pt Pleasant H l PA l RI Ct< 0 ~tal ~ 1973 MONTE CARLO A C P S 1975 CHEVROLET MONTE Carte P 5 P 8 A C to~e player Phone 992 2628 ... OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO vs APPLI: ~ s•::t• l!tl A Goad lt11gll/Nx II FIRi:: WOOD Any ler1gtl ~ u u y a 1 oun l De 11ered 01 mo y pt ckup Pho e 949 :?SbJ RECISTERW Business Services TEAFORD(B V IRGIL B T EAF O~D >R REAL TOR t ~U l:CONOM'l' II<AC 101< w t ull tochttJ ~ l ~ ( C>w 11 ~ $72!>0 PI w c (b l 4 OqH \!)Ill 3 ANO 4 RM furn1shed and un furn•shed opt s Ph o e q<J'J. AUCliON SAlE every Tue:~o and Fr 01 1 pm New o 1d used merc hond se ot Oh o Rr vet Auc 1 on Meg ~ Plora M tdd lepor t Oh o Horne Ph one JU 4) 773 5471 A bt 1-'i o • J2QO (3041BBZ ZbBJ IF YOU haYe o ser 11 ce lo otle won t o buy or sell !oomelh1ng oe look ng lor wo rk 01 whote11er you II geL ewl $ las te r N Ino Sentrne Wo 1t Ad Co 199'2 2150 Sb()U ~ t JO MEIGS COUN TY Humo l C" Soc1ety Cure I ne a 1d odopt on ~cr 11 ce 992 7680 74'1 3lb2 99'] ~427 AI<( hm Sodly m ssed by all The Fom ly Greus) das h was h1ng detergent May you ufe aod happy Mike Swige1 arc also made easter wn h tht! degre.1s er Squtn 11 on all ar e.1 s of th e stove- r t nge tor h ood burner s-a nJ o lh cr so tl ed and greasy apphanL es and w1pe with .t EXPI:H IENCEO RI::FRIGERAlOR and opp ltance !loervrs: emon 1-'ord h oi days vocal o ns o 1d h o spr al zol on Gallo Refr ge1otor Co b l Jrd Ave Gall pols Ohio IPM Fridi!Yafternoon Thankl for beln1 able to . CAMI-'1:1< I!QLI {'/ (OI< ! OQB 32QO IPM the day before publicMtion SWlda, Atimetosay THANKS I m£>)1 n rri nl1 ( blo t d 1 o I « l u n h ' l 1 du~o l tOJtllol o• d "iJt 1ul • " q ... o il feu In mr1 ., ~ • u I n 1 Work !> Morn ~~ £'01 f-' Oh o o r p h Q'll '-/Q2 Jf.!t,l (.Q A L NO HUNl lNG !" \,) 1 espn'>11otng or d no e• c..t::pl or)!i doy or n gh t on Charle s Yost s l11 0n W I' end HOOF HOLLOW Horse11o Bu y wll Alan Sm th !> for n11o trade or Ira n New and u!'. ed saddles Rulh Reeve!> Albany Noon on Salurday Carefull y loom deco ra t t o n s wht c h twtnkl e delic a t ely fr o m .t tree mantelptece above a door or anywhere as a hand some conversatio n ptece m 21515 ' Qu IItt y tns t ru ment s are gu u:arrteeJ by th e manufac tur~..: r assum tng normal u se • Hard c,tses offer more protec t ro n th 1n sofr cases R e m em b e r th a t guitar s ~.::lJUlp m e nt • (hec k t he guttar s In memory Cud o( Tluualul 11nd OIJftWlf}' 6 ~e nla per wurtl 13 00 II'W1Unwn C.lh in advant:e decorattng tdel\S are merely a Messy Guitar 1nakes ideal gift for Christmas 1r C A~H pcu d I o il o l..r -. n I GUN SHOO l Ro c1 e Gy 1 Club tnodcb ~·I mob I hu ,,. ~ ev er y ~ u 1 oltl!rn oon ~o c t 01 Phon"' a• ('(J lOdl.: b I 4 4 'J I t;~] 1 ( ho d•, gw !> ouly A ...:;., ttf"d meals TIMtH: R Po ntJroy f o t ~ ~ 1-'• duch l op p •t v l o1 , to 0 4 fHERE Will be no hu t tlQ 10 s.owl mhcr Cnll 9'-rJ ~ 96~ 01 lfe\ pO!> S ng a 1d no e .. cepl on~ Kent Hanbv I 44b tl~70 on my pt apetty tiobM cGtow COINS CURRI:NCV tok e ) old Ill~ RACIN~ Volunte~:>• f ll' pocket wofcl O'lo o d <hl'l 11!1 Oeporlrne 11 w.. II sponso o gu11 s1111er o 1d gol d We 1' d I 9b.J ~ ho o l 911~• y Saturday o b p r ru d c- Ider.,. lwf'l co on ~ 1:! y .,I" ot \he bu,ld 19 Bo!>hO ~0( or lrodc Coli Rage • Wu n -,1 y to t v chok e gum or1ly 742 '2331 liMBI: JUANO OWNERS l)o you OLD FURNll UfU < l he • h 1 need help tn nanagrng you beds I 01 b " is t li t 1 It h woodland) ond morll.ct ng you household11o W r le M 0 ML II L Imber? Meed., ) loll o f pr ol e!> Rt 4 Pome1oy Ohm o • t oll stonat lot os ter'io !'. ovo•loble to 992 77b0 otle you 0'>1> ~ tanur ol no l O'>I NO lfi::M TOO large 0 1 loo <;. mall Meed cnn assure you o f d1 vt> o n pfclt.J Wtll buy I p1ece o shed market ~ co nplcte t mbe ~,~t.l•lalr o n nldud 1 g househo ld N ew u!>ed n 1 o •' ques Mar lin s f-u1 1 u ' JO N whole tree chtpp ng o 1d svpe1 2nd !,t M ddlepo J.'ho Ne v ~ed hor 11est•ng p ogroms 992 6370 des gncd to p oh:tct y n lends and p1 0mote 1 mb~ r gt owth CHI P WOOD P o lu ~ o:u For d!i1 a 1-. co li collt:>e l o• wt lo d o.neter I 0 on Iorge~ '" d "'" MEAD f'A Pl:R W ood 8 per t on Bundl ed slob So pe Woodlands Oep1 PO !:S ol( :J9 1 to n Del 111;Hed lo Oh o 1-'o llet Jo ck sa Oh o 4~0 4 0 Co Rl 2 Pomeroy 94'1 2689 Te l ep~ a nc bl4 '286 1!:1bl:i .... mem~ dned fruit ~ hard can ktep 180 Eao..il word over the mmunum IS wonil: b 4 l't'nts per word per daly Ads rwuung otht-r thin l'OflSe( UUVe dayl wW be dwrged at the 1 d11 y J1e"' popcorn 1.: 1 u1 b~rncs .uul Noti'ces 100 lt•al .E•taff' for ~ale tor~l• \\anted to Hu, 100 ISO 2dars 3days 6dayl ,-free's decorations reflect shared joys! Christmas joy s_hines in us all Let The Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash ----- BATHROOMS A N D r tchem remade ed ce r om c I le plum b ng carpentry and general mo ntenonce 13 year s ex - ~er~~e:!_92 3b85 --~ APPALACHIAN STOVE COMPANY lealu ng A shley s and com ple te !.elec fJ on of cool gos wood c rc ulafl ng heat ers C arpent~ (6! 4) 698 7191 WI NDOW CLEANING Cammer ca I Re':!o dent o N ew Con strucl on Cleanup Real Clean WrndowC o Phone99270 18 ANN DAILEY S Upho l sl ery Portland Ohro 843 2542 tandy Strrp Rubber Back Regular $6 9S SaveS488Sq Yd 12 and 1l ft wrdlh Carpel rubber back 4.88 sq. yd. 1 Reg 56 95 not rnslalled jO rolls of carpet tn stock Good selection all on sale Installed wrlh paddrng, no extra to pay Call742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE Rutland 742 2211 BU DGET 3 Bedroom lovely carpet ed l! vlng room w rth sl rdmg glass doors f a mily r oom w th f ireplace n1ce d1n ng room k tc hen w 1th lots of cab tne1s All r emode led tns1de & out Cor ner tot Cl ose t o schools & shoppmg area A st ea ! al $21 500 Shown by appotntm ent only FREE GAS - Wh y wot r y a~out rne hrgh cost of heatr ng your home outs de l1ghts hea ftng your water dry mg your clothes e tc W e II sell you your own gas welt Not only t ha t we If t hrow rna good l'h stor y house wtth 3 bedrooms and bath n•ce d rn tng room and full basement also O'ller 50 acres of land w 1th a large beautr f ul pond sto cked wrt h f•sh Cal l f or appo1ntment Pnced for qutck sale a t $37 500 00 Wed 8 OOhiS 00 Mon , Tues •• Thursday EASTERN DIS TRICT - 1'' acr es of leve l land nt ce 12x64 al l ca r peted mob le home wrth 2 BRs I v lng room kit chen and bath 2 rooms burtt on ntce fami ly room wr th frreptace plenty of garden space !.orne fru1t tr ees Large wo rkshop and block. ce llar City wa ter and sept 1c tank N tce countr y set1 rng on County Rd 28 Pnce $15 900 UPPER SYRAC USE - Good 2 bed room house with bath Two more small bedrooms could be frn1shed upstatrs A lso garage st orage bu rl dmg strawberry patch and garden space Dnvev!oa y 15 electnc heated Nrce Oh10 R rver v1ew F urnitur e can be bought ex tra Prrce for Qutck sa le House an d lot $12 600 CALL JIMMY DEEM A r 949 2388 8111 noon FRIDAY TIL 5 • , : Close Saturday At 5 P.M. •-:• RUTLAND FURNITURE •• t 742 2211 ARNOLD GRATE . • • : RUTLAND •• •• : e •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• �[).7- The Du1ly Sl'U llllt I. .\l1dd h pull· i ',·otli r u\ , u .. \\ t dm·!'-.tl,!' . ~II\ O!CKTRACY -..._: ~V ? 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J; Cross-Wits 4: Liars Club 6 : Sha Na Na 8: News 10; To Tell Th~ Truth 13; Gilligan' s Is. 15; D~n ie l Foster M .D . 10: Big Green Magatlne ,:_"I """"·· 50 MEOWAY MU£-HJ' T J ET: DO E!:- BEE~S _C~e;'- l ::r.; P'ENT -\..:5c 0 ~1 \\ E'~N .., CU ;-~T H ~ V4 R IDE AIR CO~CH WJTH HE R; ARE YOU !.tt;i~r, TRYI NG TO T:t.L ME 50..\\E: l N~L' E'NCS: fH INO oW-\-711 7 Judge 10; Thank~g iv ing That Almost Wasn' t 13; · Wild Kingdom 15. s ·oo-Grinly Adams 3,J. 15; Eight is Enough 6, 13; Once Upon a Brothers Grimm 8, 10, Nova 20,33 . Y OG-Mo.-ie " The Last of the Mohicians," 3,4. 15; Charlie' s Angels 6, 13; Theater i n Amer ica 33 ; To Be A Man 20 . lO :Oo-B aretta 6, 13; ; George Burns 8, 1'0; News 20. ltll\}1.\.ft m11 ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~UlL!l ~ t>yHenriArnoldandBobLee IR RITATE S ME'•·-SUPPOSE I SHOULD F.JRE HIM ... BUT IT'S A FREE COUNTRY ... LE T HIM THINK ANYTHI NG HE PLEASES"' AW, MAX IS HARMLESS"' THERE CAI'j'T 6E ENOUGH FOOLS IN THIS COUNTRY TO GIVE GUYS lii<E MAX ANY PoWER ~-- PI<'I'ZE- THE WA~ ~EN5E­ LE5~-!!JUT DETERMINED TO M,A.RR'Y THE NOE5LEMAN. TALFOA Now arrange the circled leners 10 form the !urprise answer. as suggesled by the above cartoon. mer:"( I I )KI I J THE t 1 I I 1 ]" quarta' ~ Rufus' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 39 Russian 'T\oiE~E ! JUST A COUP!.E MOO:E SE'fTING5 1 Good buy city •o CHECK, AND I CAN STAR'T "EEDING IN "T"HE DATA ON AMOS' "TIME-TRiP! time fO Acute and 5 It fright· obtuse, e.g. ened Miss 41 Instead DOWN Mullet 11 Scottish I Meager group 2 Tree 1% Mysterlo118 3 Queen's atten· 13 Does sums dant : 3 wds. Yesterday's 14 Store; 4 USNA grad,: tent : Sp. abbr. 10 Achieve IS Dolt French 5 Imitation fabric 19 Lawyers' marshal l..!,..,:,:~L..Lll_.::;~::_-...,....l!L.:.!!,;~~~~l!il.ill 16 Passing 6 Meddles charges · 22 Tete-a-tete grade 7 Frost 17 - -de-sac 8 Movie 23 Malta's 18 Toys (with) western capital 20 Silkwonn type: 3 wds . 21 Infest Is 40u all riqht %1 Type of sign .--'-P.,ersisted....., ' ..:--..,-- 25 French port down ther; Mr Pert? Z% At the home of : Fr. 23 Swore . r "''--"' 25 Awning 26 Gardner et al. 2'7 Restore to health 28 Garland 29 BWlker Hill and Water· loo, e.g. 32 Urge on: Scot. 33 Holiday time 34 •'Heater" 35 Extra· base hit 37Italian city 38 Adjust the volwne and dial : 2 wds. 1-...L..--t.-L-.L....J..- Ia Allswer 1 . 27 Refuges %9 Misrep· resent 30 Alleviates 31 Hackneye'd :IS Fencing dtinuny 37 My~ery writer · f '5+1 ! -----~' ..r-<'<-" Ki'N E' !NI Of.JLL/ ~ " A>l4TH IIJ(oZ I I OVCP. FGCVSNX KS XVFJAKT B K WJ AT PKNC DGJ(NGMXV SNCTAJ. NCV SGACVWJ Cable Channel 5 ~ 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 - CHAPER . ..,I Now arrange the Circled letters to torm the 5urprise answer, as sugges ted by the above cartoon. (Answers tomorrow) HE Y.,·THE'RE 'S A Yesterday's BIRO I HAVEN'T S~EM Q BEFORE "· I Jumbles: OUNCE FUROR MOTION AFf,OAT Answer: The lady prizefighter was senseless -r but determined to many the fore ign nobteman- "OUT FOR THE COUNT' 7 proves lucky again WE~T :~ 4 Q432 • K . 'ST t AQ 9 4 K Q 10 5 4 4K1 087G • J 10987 '6 -- 486 Both vulnerable Wt'st .\'urth East SOlJth I N.T. 2 4 3• Pass 1 4 Pass I 4 6 • Pass Pass Pass Pa~s Pass 7• Obi Pass Opening lead - J • By Oswa ld motor conked out as he surveyed dununy . He said t o himself, '' Al least we didn't redou ble." Then he went up with dUmmy's ace of clubs and decided not to try the heart finesse . It looked as i( East held the king of hearts for his double. " to that co nclusion ar.d we might have ruffed a · dia· ,mond to get to our hand to lose to the si ngleton king of hearts, but not our h~ro. He plunked down the ace of hea rts a t trick two and pi cked up that singleton. After tha t nice start it was a simple matter to pick up tho las t trump,. play East for the queen of spades and diScard dummy's two small culbs on the long spades. Movie " Night of the Blood Monster " 10; Mon1y Python's Flying Circus 20. 12 :0G-News 6, 13; Monty Python's Flying Circus 33. 12 :05-Kojak 8; 12 :3G-Bare1ta 6,13; Janaki 33. ' 1:OG-Midnigh l Special 3,4, 15; Movie "The Conqueror Worm " 10. 1: 41)- L ohman & Barkley 6: I ron side 13; 2 :31)-News 3; Movie Channel 4 l 5 & 9 P.M.- ~ink Panlher Slrikes Again l PG I· 7 & 11 P.M. - The Voyage lPG) Cable Channel l 6:30 P .M .-Test imony Tim e '7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness 7:30 - Wrestling Pass I Heavy book --- zElliptical 3 Pepless I Asian river 5 Prose!· DfZAT" l NOW wE: 01Nf: · 'o • ' . @ l~llh1 M ~ •n1 ! M ~·~ U!> ~~~On A New York reader wants to know if it is better t o over His explanation of .the sev- thing to do is to be consist· ent. Don 't underbid one hand bid or to underbid. • LOQD, WE 7}1 ANK We have a .preference for slight underbidding. The one and ove rbid the next. YOU !=OR 11-1 E FCODWEARE ABOUT'TD RECEIV:: ... --Here·~ how to work it: A XVD L 8 A A XR Is -. TH-.,If"'ll ·'lA. I. 0 N G F E L L 0 W One Jeltt>r simply stands for another. I n this sample A is used f or the three L's, X for the two O's, (•tc . Si ngle letter s. apostrophes, the le ngth and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES P' K I HAVE MUCH 1'J IOE 0101\TEFUL !=OR BUT I SURE WISH THE 1WIN5 AND BIRD1i0 COULD BE hEIZ£ . M MI I AW KMZ P DBQ AW E MZD PJ HQ"JD PISH! YOU DON'T KNOW Bridge." care of this · newspa~ per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City K0 DBQFQ EM ZO J JBMFQ PJ WQMDBQF Yesterday'~ Cryptoquole: BE VERY CAREFUL IN THE SELEcriON OF YOUR FRIENDS : "TilE MOST VALUABLE AND FAIREST FURNITURE OF LIFE."-CICERO AF!$11! ICAUf3HTA (Fo r a copy of JACOBY MOD· ' ERN, send $1 to . " Win ar , Pass 4 • Pass 6 t Pass Pass Pass 5• Pass Jim Jacoby Jilt ' Ob~ . in Popular Bridge. The bid· ding might go seve r al w ay's including the complicated one shown in the box, but · once North jumps t o three diamonds the diamond .Siar'n is easy to bid . Proba bly th e b<·st li ne of play is for Sout t) to win t he dub, cash one high trump hei:II'L liii:C. WUUl l l w ith~ 'TH IS IS GOING TO TA::m:/ diamond slam after that mon,key wrench was thrown into their bidding machin· er y. He suggests that South just mighftry three not rump and play it there. That if South did double North m ight try four hea rts and play that contract with dis· astrous results. All in a II, Bob suggests that while a three-spade ope ning COULD 'iOU SHOW ME THE WA'I TO COULDN'T FiND ANY POLAR BEARS, 11UH 7 Ul~LL, WHAT DO l{OlJ THINK '{OU 'RE GOING. TO DO ? .\ I ,' qllll I I ) I, SNUFF'/ SM ITH'S HOUSE ? JEST FO LLER IH' !:>1(:;11\1:: i •. '•'' I SEE '{OU'VE GIVEN LiOU SHOULD TRY UP TRYING TO SPEAR A WALRUS.. . ICE FiSHING ALL '10U NEED 15 SOMETHING TO CUT A HOLE IN THE ICE ... I GOT A LONG DR'i AHEAD OF ME,MAW - I BETTER GIT MOVIN' with th ose West ca rds mig ht lead to trouble ' Jlli.ik~ ll possibl e to rv.ff two hcttrts in ~is hand if t hat became necessary Anyway the slam makes easily . Bob's article <lid not rea lly concern t he Nor th a nd South hands . ~~·~~~.~~ An Iowa asks one: As So uth we arc play· ing th ree notrump with ace~ing..quePn of spades as pan of our hand. The four of spades 1s opened. Dummy holds th e single ton seven. Third hand play s the jack . F.i ther the king or queen , but definite l y not the ace . That ace fal se card shou ld n' t foo l anybody . · ~!-. W ~ I' /\ 1'/ : 11 t : :'.'T I< IIl'lil !'i l ~ AS.'\l\. ' 10 0 you M.t ve a qoest10n for rhe expe rts? Wrrte · Ask rhe Jaco bys carE! o f /hJS newspa· oer rne Jacobys w 11/ ans we r lfldl ~' ldual queSt io ns t f stampecJ. self-addr essed envelopes are e nclosed rtJe most mte~e s trng He wa s writing about the use of .a preempti ·. e bid to make things hard for your reader which ca rd we play at trick que s/!Ons w11/ be used m ttn s colomn and will rece1ve cop1 es o l JA CO BY MODERN I BARNEY S HORE ·· three Maybe No rth a nd South , BARNEY p r eem ptive would work their way to a HOW GOOtJ too;9) ui77 KJnt f'eaiUitl SyndiC All', Inc . a spades. for North and Sout h. .r • ,. opponents. He s uggests· that s hould have opened East for East and West jt W!iS far more likely t o ca use trou ble and then play ace and one JPKUIQ EPIIPMK 1NF:WSPII.PI·:H t·:N TEitPIUSE ASSN . ) 4• Today 's hand i.s t aken from an article by Bob E wen DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE ,.HANic.$GJVING! Pass B) Oswald & .fam t'"i ytize ,...eM A 4A Opening lead WINNIE Statfon, New York. N. Y. 20; 10 ·0()-Fall of Eagles 33. 10 :3G-News 20; 11 :0G-News3,U, 10; DickCave1120; Lil ias', Yoga & You 33. . 11 :31>-Jolmny Carson 3.4.15; Mash 8; ABC News 33; by THOMAS JOSEPH ALI.EYOOP ACROSS S Male chau· 8:30 - Sporls Trave l World I Theme vinists.? 9:30 - Blue Ridge Quar tel ... BY 'Tl-IE "TlME '10U PEOP!.E YEP! HOW'I<E JU5l" F'INE I THE I Had ezpect· 7 Telling l o:oo - 700·Ciub . GET -.otJRSeLVES READ'/, I 'LL. YOU DOING? SWITCHBOARD'S HA\IE ~E M4CHINE ALL. CHE'GI<ED OUT, AND ations blow : sL 5ET "TO GO! I 'VE ALMOST F'INII Molding 8 Average ISHED PROGRAMMING style 9 Be mistaken H£1< ! 1% Finnish lake 10 ottoman 13 Whooping · official it up : 2 wds. 14 Grow 15 District of 17 Foreshadow . · England 11 Johns or Tom Yesterday's AaOwer Thursday, Nov , 24 IS Swerve 19 Playwright 24 Pirate 33 Component 17 Swiss city 20 Go by 28 Mexican 34 Molding 11 SaSsy talk 21Indi8!1 · state 35 Concealed 21 Any port city 30 Philippine 36 Dean Martin Oswald and in -: 2 wds. 2% Strip of island movie -~-24 Hawaiian wood 31 Notice 37 Ornament wlndstonn 23.Weight 32 Mrs. Cliff 38 Gennan GASOLINE ALLEY ,.,--,---::--:--:--- 25 Favorable allowance Robertson article -.;u Hnt 24 am just a mic;pr;o~ No, ma'~! fv'r4b0d4 news:2 w';'· ,.......,._,__,.~~ ... 7 Mr. Pert's Z71nfrequent old man and his I am a • Q 63 2 r za Nuzzles t K 10 9 8 5 failure. mone4~ Nobod4 mone4 · Z9 Broke fast 4 A43 Mi~~ 30Fat loves us' Wt;...;JtDI E.-\ :-oT 31 Bristle Melba~ A K Q 10 8 4 :1 • J 96 3% Couple ¥ K 1098 5 • J 7 35 Movie • 6 • 7" 2 finale : 4 J 7 41098 6 2w.ds. ~ o l ' TII 39 Numskull 4 A 52 . 40 Aladdin's ¥ A 4 tAQ J:I aide 4 X Q5 2 41 Uterary North-south vulnerable giant \\,., , '\urlh Ea..,l :o. ou1h 42 Grandi!· Pass Pass Pass 1+ oquize Pass :1 • Pa ss 3 A FRANK&ERNIE DOWN We might not have com e Today 's hand was ·sent tv us by a Pennsylvania reader as an example of how to overbid and get away with it. slam bid would ha ve lJeen a Anniversary 8.1 0; Lowell Thoma's Remembers 20: Leonard Bernstein Conducts 33 . · 9:3G-Miss Teenage America 3,4, 15; Mi crobes & Men 3:0~~~:~.~~~· Second Now" 3; 4;3()-FB I 3;15 :3G- ~ & Jam es Jal·ob ~ GTR en-heart bid i' that he just felt. like bidding a grand K S slam a nd that the grand 8;3()-Rockford Files 3.4, 15; Wall Street Week 20,33. 9:®--College Foolball 6,1 3; Roll ing Stone.,. The lOth A call for troublemakers Wednesday. Nov. 23 4 9 • 43 + J 765432 4 J 32 Sol TH Family Feud 10; S100,000 Name That Tune 13: Pop Goes The Country 15. B:OG-Winnie The Pooh & the Honey Tree .3,4, 15; Reunion Wit h Partridge Family -My Three Sons 6,13; Gunthr Gebel Williams : Lord of the Ring 8,10; Wash ington Week in Review 20,33 . BRIDGE 9:00 - Cable Spot light 10 :00 -- 700-Ciub. 23 Friends 6; CBS News 8,10 ; Over Easy 20. 7:01)-Truth or Cons. 3; Cross-Wits 4; Liars Club 6 ; Muppel Show 8; News 10; To Tell The Truth 13 ; Gilligan 's Is. 15; Almanac 20: Mak i ng Things Grow 33 . 7 :3G-Porter Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4 ; Candid Camera 6; Price is Right 8: MacNeil -Lehrer Report 20,33; Big Va lley 3; 6.31>-Bewilched 3. p.m . -Test imony Time Pau.l Gaudino Fami ly Fitness Coach's Corner Cab le Journal good one if North held ex· XASV." FAFVCK actly the right car.1s. Yesterday'! Cryptoquote: WITII SOME PEOPLE EVEN . In any event South found TIIEIR ROOSTERS SEEM TO LAY EGGS.-RUSSIAN himself flying blind in a log at 40 thousand feet with one PROVERB e ·'I I ~-~~~ I rJ . 0 WHA"T THE "TURKEY D ID JU5"T E!EFORE 1HEY WERE &O IN6TO PU"T HIM \._ IN"TO IHE OVEN • • .. · 4 A 97 SCAVTRW: ql~~-~ Answer: ~rx~ · ~I~I..,...I~I"""I,.,_I~I'""""J OUT Movie ChetnneJ 4 ,. 5 & 9 P .M . - Seven Percent So lution 1 & 11 P .M . ·- The F ro.nt 4 A J 5 ¥ A Q 52 + K 10 8 WV· bI 4:31)-My Three Sons 3; Partr'idge Family J; Brady Bunch 8,10; Little Rascals 15. ' 5:01)-Bonanza 3; My Three Sons 4; Gvnsmoke 8; Mister Rogers ' Neighborhood 20 ,33 ; Hogan ' s Heroes 10; My Three Sons 15 .. 5;3o-<Jdd Couple 4; News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Adam -12 13; Hogan's Heroes 15. 6:®--News 3,,,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20. 6:31>-NBC News 3,4, 15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnell & tiJ ..~ o ~)H+ I I CEEDIT ~ ] () B:OG-Chips -3. 15; Welcome Back , Kotter 6, 13; Movie 1 ' The African Queen " 4; Happy World of Han. nabarbera 8, 10; Once Uporlt. A Classic 20,33 . B·Jo-Wha t-'s HaP.pe~ing!! 6.13 ; Best of Ernie Kovacs Pass JLV eJ J~ f/ ' ~,u y KEVOE I I r byHenriArnoldandBobLee 20,33; That's ~o llywood 10; Nashv il le on The Road 13; Marty Robbins Spotlight 15 . ,\IIHTll iDi I ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ..,,•.....,,_...d Coping With Kids 20 ; Anyone tor lennyson? 33 . 7:3o-Holly wood SqUares 3,4; S100,000 Name That Tune6 ; S25.000 Pyramid 8; MacNeii ·Lehrer Report -+--+--4 Big CRYPTOQUOTES "JLV U;t;'-11./ .._~__1~,._ M -= Oswald and Jim Jacoby LONGFEI. LOW WINNIE MV ~OW ~A~ I ~I(,KE L, ~ BRIDGE . One letter sim ply stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X f or the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrop hes, the lengt h an d f ormation .-p f I he words are all hmts. Each day the code letters are different. A C A~ 10:()()..-.;.The Beatles Forever 3,4 , 15; Redd Foxx 6, 13 . Barnaby Jones 8,10; I. Claudius JJ ; News 20. 10 :3()-Lock, Slock & Barrel 20. 11 :Oo-News 3,J,6,8, 10.1J, l5 ; Over Easy 33 . 11 :3o-Jol')nny -Carson 3,4,15; Police Stor'y 6. 13; Movie " Death Sta lk ' ' 8; Image Makers : En"Vironment of Arno ld Newman 33 ; ; Mov ie " Mash" 10. 12 :0G-Janaki 33. 12 :4G-Unotficial Mlss Las Vegas Showgirl Pageant 6, 13; 1:oo- Tomorrow 3, 4; 2 : 1Q--News 13. AXYDLBAAXR , . - - - - - - - - - - -...rrN;(O);Nj5Siff;\ ,\~So~.'ioJfF~OiJ~i'EfBBlfUTfli-;A;;t.LJ.i<iiE:;;AG7;yYWI''L:"- Tti0U8!W0.:3 OF MfLE6 AWAY.. 31RDIE , IAt..,VQST ;:QiZGOT ... Tr< E 'IOL ::AN! WE.Vf: GOT ACC: P~EDAN SOON ""H I5 5PEAR WILL BE FOLKS AND I WA\T '~CU AND c:-.JOUG" FJOD FeR IN\I,TATION i''"I &HED .. AND ·F I CAN TI'AMY OVEI( !=OR TrANKS AN A!Q11Y / - -< Ff<OM MRS. WADE OUT INTO "!'IE . viNNER v--~,.....'--~.,_~ 'T:i 'oV.''JLE 1 MY mr,\OR,<DWLANDlA:::>Y! OCEAN ... PERHAP& I CAN CA7CH MYSELF ~1 111..,"" '.,.-',- 9·oo-James at 15 . 3. 15; Barney Mi ller 6,la; Best of Fam i lies 20.33 ; 9:;lo-Carter Country 6, 1J. DAII,Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: .. BORN LOSF:H 20,33. ~ seem ill, I YINCC j I I ( To Tell The Truth 13; Gilligan' s Is . 15; 8: 20. 3:3()-.r.AIIIn The'"family €, 10; Lilias Yoga & You 20 ; Insight 33 .• ti ·Oo-- M ister Cartoon 3; Little Rascals-Our Gang .4 ; Gong Show 15 ; Gilligan ' s Is. 8; Sesame St . 20,33; 9:30--Bewitched 6 : Andy Griffith 8; Joker's Wild 10; •••• 6:3o-News 3.15 ; ABC News 13.· NBC News 4; Carol Burnett & Friends 6: CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20 . 7:00---Truth or Cons. 3; News 4,10 ; Liars Club 6 ; GbnQ Show Lighl 8. 10. 3:0o-Another World 3,4, 15, Grockett' s Victory Garden Co. 33 Adam ·12 13. 6 OG-News 8, 10, 13; ABC News 6; Zoom 20. I Th' po' man f 5:00-Guns-moke 8; M ister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan's Heroes 10. . 5:30--Eie'c. Co . 20.33 ,· NeWs 6; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Jumbles. PHONY MADAM BICEPS IMPEDE Yes terday's Answer What life might be when yw have eve<ytlllng at your fingertips- A SNAP . ,.. Pert's a lonq time in his vault qittin' chanqe fer m4 ,, , 4:®--Sesame Sl . 20 ,33. Gomer Pyle, USMC 10. 4:3G-Brady Bunch 8,10. (Answers tomorrow) GASOLINE ALLEY • Fami ly Affair 10;. Lilias Yoga & You 20. Kil . M!\X ' 3:3G-NFL Football 3,4,15; Famous Classic Tales 8; FI<&HTER' -"'1 Unscramble these four Jumbles, one lener to each square. to lorm lour ordinary words': ' Antitiques 20 ; Nova 33. 10 ).--·- 'ft11'ii1.\.ft ID1t 33. 2:00-Superfrlends 6,13; 2;3()-Doclors 3,4, t5; College Football PreGame Show 6f:13 ; Book Seal 33. 2:45-College Football 6,13; 3:®--NFL ' 77 3 3,4,15; UFORR ~ UDOY: ~ ~ ~~ ® 1·oo- Truth or Cons. 3; Not for Women Only 15. I KI J !!oUT EVE'-1 IF YOU 'VE GOT PER,ONAL REASONS FOR 601N6 SY AIIWNE WIT H MEDWAY •• MORE; POWE-R TO YA ~ NOT A THI"'6' OL.' Gomer Pyle, USMC 10. 1 :30--Days of Our Lives 3,4.15; American Short Story MINOOT Good Morning , We st Virginia 13 ;· 6 55- Chuck White Report s 10; Good Morn ing, T ri State 13 7 DO---Toaay 3,4, 15; CBS News 8. Good Morning America 6, 13: Bullwinkle 10. 7:3Q-- School ies !0: a·oo-Capt. Kangaroo 8. tO; Sesame Sl. 33. 9:0Q-Mcrv Griffin J; Phil Donahue 4, 13.15 ; New · Mickey Mouse Club 6.. Family Affair 8, 10; Elec. . WITH THATl Foolball 8, 10. ,,.., .,,,.r .... - •.-.. .,. •..,.,.. ........ UTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE TO WA5HI.,6TON \\IITM MAJOR MEDWAY J UST TO BE SOC IAB LE . WHAT 'S WRON 6 Great Performances 33. 12 ~ 30-Bob Braun' s Thanksgiving Special 4; NFL i FO~' OT 11\'i tiJ\-.c·£;':'. CAPTAIN EA.W IF I WAIJT TO I'LY I< :OG-Newscenler 3; Scoob9 ',s Laff.A-Lymplcs 6.13 ; News 4, 10; To Say The Least 15; NFL Today 8; Unscramble lhese four Jumbles . one letter 10 each square. to JOfm four Ofdlnary words BORN LOSER 0 J. Club. l5 ; 6 : 15- New World 10. 6:Jo-DoctorsonCall4; News6 ; 6 :Js-Morning Report 3: 6:50----Good Morning, West VIrginia 13, 6·5S-Chuck Wh i te Repor ts 10; Good Morning, Tri State 13 . 1·00- Today 3.4. 15 : Good Morning' America 6.13 ; CBS News 8; Bul lw inkle 10: 7:Jo-Schoolles 10. 8:oo--Capt . Kangaroo 8,10; SesameS . 33. · 9:0D-Thanksgiving Day Parade Coverage 314. 15; New Mickey Mouse Club 6; Thanksgiving Day Parade Coverage 8. 10; Phil Donahue 13; Zoom 33 . 9:30-Edge of Night 6; World of Franklin & Jefferson 33. 10 :0o-Big ValleY 6; Mike Douglas 13; Jacques Cousteau 33 . 11 :oo--Krofft Supershow 6, 13; Festival 33 . 11 · 31)-..-Sesame St . 20. 33 FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 2S, 1977 Farm Report 13; 5 50 PTL Club 13, ; ;·s - n·so THURSDAY , NOVEMBBER 24, t977 5:45-Farm Report 13; 5;5()-PTL Club 13; 6:®--PTL 7 · Jo- Fun ny Farm J; Sha Na Na A; Match Game PM 6 ; Family Feud 8; MacNeil Lehrer Report 20,JJ : The R: IOE OUR CO \\PA'...I>' . Su nrise Semester 10. 6 00-PTL Club 15, 6 20-- Overseas ~i ssjon 10; 6 ~ Jo-Columbus Today 4 ; News6; Sunnse Semester 8; 6 .45- M orning Rept'Jrt 7·30 - Marshall Foolball 10 :00 - 700 Club . 5 J "'~O UT ~EF ,.) 5- l l'J..; FRE:E~ ~f.' ES~ 4FTER A~ L 1 \' ~) 6 30 P .M - T estimony Time 7·00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Emerge ncy One 13; My Th ree Sons 15. \ \E .:'\\4" ,.. ' 4 '0 10 0(}- San ford& Son 3,J, lS. B:gValley6 : Fat Albert 8; Movie " Money from Home " 10, Mike Douglas 13; Amer icc1n Short Story 33 . 10 31)-Hollywood Squares J.J, ] 5; Ta rzan 8; II :OoWheel of Fortune 3,1 5; Happy Oys 6, 13; Marcus Welby , MD . 4. Space Academy 8; Elec Co . 20; Arvilla 33 . 11 JG-Knockout 3,1 5; Family Feud 6. 13; SesameS . 2~. 33 ; 11 55- CBS News 8;. • 12.00.. - Newscenter J; News 4,6,\ 0; To Say The Least 15, Divorce Court 8; M 1dday 13. 12·30- Ryan 's Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Chlco & the Man 15; Search tor Tomorrow 8, 10; Festival 33. 1.00-Gong Show 3; All My Children 6 , 13 . Young & the Restless 10; Not lor Women Only 15. I :3t}-0ays of Our L i ves 3, 4, 15 ; As The World Turns 8,10 ; Greal Performances 33 . 2:oo:-Col lege Football Pregame Show 6, 13; 2: 15College Foolbal l6 ,13; .2 :3D-Doctors 3,4, 15 ; Guid ing TE/,EV/8/(J.N VIEW'/Nl7 • 9& 11P.M DogDayAI Iernoon (R) Cable Channel l - Bunch 8, 10; Little Rascals 1s. Zoom 33. OF MINE- ·L.065TER AND CHAMPAGNE · <" Yoga & You 33 II :3G-Johnny Car~on 3,4, 15; Slarsky & Hulch 6, t3 ; Hawaii Five 0 8; ABC News 33 • Movie " Arrivederci , Baby! " 10; 12:®--Janakl 33. 12 4G-Myslery of the Week 6, 13; Movie " She Cried WEDNESD4Y . NOVEMBER 23, 1977 :_!. 1. 1 ~ 1 1 , rA~S~P~E~C~IA~L~H~ID~E~A~W~A~Y~'~r--------------------, 10 3D-Wodehouse Playhouse 70 . II ~N ~ ews 3.4, 6, 8, 10, 13 , 15 ; 0 1c k Cavett 10: Lilias < TELEVJSI(JN VIEWIN(; ON ANOTHER OINNER DATE WITH THE GOVERNOR. . \TS MY FUST MOVE~! �rlw 1\11 h S<'lllllld. \ hddkp<ll'l l'll111l'l'lll ,l) . \\ <'<Ill< ''l." n-8 For Thursday . Nov 24 1977 NOTICE OF SALE ~., ,. • C1 ' d, t ~.._1 ~ 0E ~ 0F ~:...._( ..._ f'.\~1 (' "" ""vt:'O t 't't' ( ('vq, 0 t (I·•Hl•On p t ·"'' ,, • t l .l'•t f ., ,.I.,Qt'f'll' t •., H'l'' h ' ' 't''' \<., \\J(\ • "!.1 ~ l "' ..,t C'! :0 J .) )lt' , t ' .~ t'lt'•!Hl ,'\. (\ !I t I f ('If .h\;1 "" l'l ' lt lt" ~-to1.•"t' o t ·t't' 1.. J\.·' • "l'''• 0" ' '"'r Jrad ,l\ ...."'e .. r~,.·, 9'~ ,n 10 oo ,~,. ,,,..,,.., ....~ " ~··~1 1 •nr to ltCI" no l'f't~f'l1t.'f''"' F" tl' \.._~ \4 (1 1 1 .. t' IC' '"" no dt'~U bl"d 't~d t'':>'.1 ' t' s ' ll.3 'l' n lh(' ""l r•., ot 'lo~·OC:. n 1ht' Stat{' ~· 0••·(1 ·'''l1 n ' t\ t.. l-O\\nSh p \.'' C' "' t' et no oounctrd ,lnd d~c.c" Ot'O itS folIO \\ S \ l f't.•·r1.:J ..1 Pclrt _of lcH numbrred J o t tht' su b Clrv son ot tht> t;=st,Ht.• o t Mator Rrea Dr ce ased oeq nn•no at Tht? fiH·C'e ASTRO·GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol ----- ~~-0J..JJ 'VJ jjJl~~W'j Nov 24, 1977 A y•~Jt Jml'L.Hl t ,,d empt1asts lhtS ..:'lWllnQ 'f'.ll \\ ttl be d~ · 'J O I~d ll, StiUd iiOOS !flat COU ld rnhJn~e ~ our stat,rltty dnd Sl?l'UIII'r ) ~o)U 1113 ~ aq• IO W0f ... nar l1t>r but the stUJdlt'f fo wlt1a !tons wrll be wonh rt SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec . 21 ) f OliJ) a Jd.,ot>le but Nor t he a st corner of a part o t ndolen t trrt:~nd ma~ Sh1ft her Sd td estate_ bt'IOnQ tnQ IO A \\ burdens to vou because she Co v.d er~ and •n lh£' Sou th t,ne doesn 1 "ant to be sadd le,! of l ands pf Lyd ra to.. Pa c !l.ard w1th them Hav1 ng trouble se~ n the . nTersectron of the lectrng a career, Send for ~ ou 1 roads l ead rng tro m Reeds co py of Astr o·Graph Letter by v lie 10 Fo rked R un and madrng 50 cents to eac h and a Tu ppers Pla rns then cf:' East 'o\ rth South I ne of sa rd L-.,o a long seii -Jdllresseu . s tamped K Pa c lo..ard l and 129 feet to a envelope 10 Aslro-Graph P 0 stake then ce South 99 teet to Bo< 489 Aad ro Cr ly Stat ron a stalo..e thence West 152 • NY 10019 Be sure l o specrly • teet 10 !he west srde of sa ra yoUr buth srgn Forlo..ed Run and East Jr ne of CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan . 19) A W CowdPry s l and . then ce An a c qua 1n ta nce~ wn o kno ws V\< dh Sa id Cowdery ' s line rna you on a purely sacral basrs Norther ly d rrect ron to lht> ma) try to corn er vou tor a tavor place of begmn i ng con ra inin g one four t h ( 1 .d o f an IOda) Be wary of promrses acre more or tess m~de 1n return Par cel No 2 · AQWARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) The to ll ow rn9 descr i bed Those who are w rned and rea l estate s rtu a le in the drned al you r place today wrll Townsh rp o f Ol i ve in !he apprecrate the occas ron even County of Me i gs a nd Stat e o f more 1f 1t rs as 1nformal as Oh to to wit Bern g a pa rt of Lot N um ber Thr ee ( 3 ) of the · possrble Sut>d rv rsron o f the E st a te o f PISCES (Feb. 20-M arch 20) Just Major Reed , D ece ase d oecause distance separates beqr nn ing a t t he 9outh w est you from someone you love . corn er of lot dee d ed by sa i d doesn 1 mean lha t th rs person Mar i a Hoyt to sa i d Oetl rsn ' t wo rt h a card or a call Arnott (deed be ar ing da te of today July 15 1901 J; th ence E as t w rth the South l rn e o f sa rd l o t ARIES (March 21-April 19) As a 152' _ feet to the Sou theas t person who lrkes 10 operate earner of sa id l o t th en ce free from rest rarn ts . you u n der~ Sourh 71 ' . feet to a st ak e sta nd the folly ol poss e ssrvethence West 18-l f eet to t he Ye t loday . you may try 10 ness West s i de ot the Fo r ked Ru n lrmlllhe free dom o f one yo u 're Road and Ea st li n e o f A . W land of Cowde r y 's l a nd thence wllh TAURUS (Apri120-May 20) Make sa i d A W Cowde r y ' s l ine in a Northerly d ir ec t i on to t he rt a por n! today no t 10 be p l ace o f begi n ning , con equally charm ing .and gracrous 1 ta mm g one fo u r th ( ~ ) of an 10 all A' vrol ati on wrll ollend acre more or l ess , one wh o love s you . Parcel N o . 3 : ,. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) T h e foll ow in g rea l estate Beware o f romantrc tn volvesitu a te d in t h e Count y o f ment s today that are d efrn rte Me i g s , in the S tat~~ of Oh ia no-no's II mrght cause co mplrand i n the To w n sh i p o f Olive , bou nd ed and d e scri bed as catrons that wrll reall y roc k the follows Bei ng Lot N um be r boa I F i ff y thre e ( 53) in Mc Do l e CANCER (June 21-July 22) and Torr en ce Add ttio n to Socrall y. today your behavior Reedsv t11e . Mei gs Coun t y , wrll be closely eyed by some Oh tO one wh o rs less than an ally Reference D eed Vol 224 , She ' s hoprng you ' ll bomb . Paqe 151 , M e i gs Cou nt y , Outsmart her Oh io Deed Rec ord s Ter ms of Sa l e : Cash in LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) You may Hano Cannot be sold tor le ss leel a strong rnner need toda y than 52 ,000 A ll t hr ee par cels to be the center of attention . sold as one You co uld do something ratHer srlly (US! to achieve lhis . James J Pr off i tt VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept 22) It 's Sher i ff commendable to praise anot hMe i gs Cou nt y I Ill 3 10. 14, 24 ( 12 1 I , Si c er . provided the reasons are sirrcere . To flatter someone for less . noble purposed will back PUBLIC NOTICE fi re today . N otice i s he r eby given t h at on the ls't dav o f Decem ber LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) This is 1977 at the of f ice o f t he Me i gs nollhe day to try to fit yourself County Boa rd o f ... Com rnlo the pictu re wilh someone mrss one rs . Me i gs Coun t y yo u know who has a good th ing Courthouse, Pome r oy . Oh io . Wait till you 're asked . going at 12 00 o 'clock noon , w i ll le t SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . 22) Tr y by contract to the lowe st and to be a leader today . Lett ing bes t respons ble bidde r . the another make the decisions is fo llo wtng work and ritare r ra l s. to w i t no guarantee the c hoices will Furn sh a ll labor and be right m arer aJs requ i red for ' earinq down two wooden oudaings now l ocated on propen v owned by Mei ~s County being the Old Childre n s Hor'ne p r o per ty , and remov i ng a ll · d ebr is ( except i ng the fo und at i on rOc ko;, wh i ch wil l b e r em o ve d oy Me i gs Co unty ), fr om the pr emjs es B rds a r e. to be submtl ted o n a lum p sum ba sis The attenti on of b tdd er i s speci al d tre cte d to the statutory pr ov i s ions ( R C J 115 13 et se q ) g o ve rn ing the preva ilt ng rate of wa~es to b e pa id l abo r er s and mech an ics emp loye d on public i m prov emen ts No b t d w ilt be co n side r ed wr en i s tor a grea t er sum t han n·~e es t tm ated cost , no r untess t1 be accompan i ed by a te ntf ed check tn the sum of ten pe r c ent of the b id pr ice. to quarante-e that i t . sa i d bid is a cce pted ,· a cont ra ct w il l be entered int o an d the p er t o r m a nce o f i t properl y secu r ed T he Bo ard of Co m missioners r ese r v e the r ig h t to r e1ect any and all b ids . M EI GS CO U NT Y COM MI SSIO NER S M ar y H b bst ett er , Clerk 1111 23 . 30 , 2tc NOTICE Maebon & Ma e bon Dr i ll in g Co .. B ox 563, H u nt ing ton . W . va .. Guy L . M aebonandG E . Maebon . Bo x 53 9, Hunt ington . West Vi r gi n i a , w i ll take no t ice th a t th e l,es sor s Vern on W eb e r a nd Margare t Web e r i ntend to t ile with the County R ec ord e r an aff i davit of forfe i ture , that they are th e . l ess or s o f an o i l and gas lea se in wh i ch Maebon & Maebon Dr i ll ing Co . is the les see, whic h Is recorded In Volu me 47 pag e 373 of the Me i.g s Co unt y Lease Records . and th at the l essee , h i s su cc essor s and a ssi gns ha v e failed and n eglec t ed to compl y w ith the cove n a nt s and st ipulat ion s stipul a te d in the sa i d l ease by the t act th at th e y ha ve not had a produci n g well on sa i d prem ise s si nce 1964 and ha v e not pa id r ent al or royalty since that t ime, and that t he te r m o f said l ea se ha s e>t; p i r ed . That sa i d le a se ha s been f o rf ei ted and is vo i d . ve-r no n We ber and Mp r q ar et Webe r Rutl an d, Ohi o J B O ' Br ien A 1to r ney at Law 100 1 :1 Cou rt Str ee t Pome ro y , Oh io 457 69 1 Il l 23 , li e NOTICE OF APP61NTMENT Case No . 22211 Estate of Keith Allan Dougla i aka C:zelusniak D eceased . Not i ce is hereby g i ven that Ted Czelusniak of Brook Park , Oh i o, ttas been duly appo int ed Adm i nistrator of the E s ta te of Keith Allan D oug la s ak a C ze lus ni ak , dece a Se d , t at e of 'M ei g s Cou nt y, Ohi o . Cr edito r s ar e 'required to f ile t h e ir c la ims with sa i d f ict.v cla r y w i th in four month s . Da te d th i s 41h day of No vember 1977. Man n ing D . Webster Judge Court of Com m 'o n Pl eas , Probat e O i vis ior, I Il l 10, 17, 24, 31 c Special sale prices in effect for Friday, November 25 and Saturday, 26 . November Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy your one stop Christmas shopping center . Blanket sleepers , robes , gowns and pajamas . Sizes , infants, 2 to 4, 4 to 6x. 7 to 14. SALE PRICES WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC ST. REG. 1349.00 PORTABLt DISHWASHER Whirlpool superscour , gold finish . ~ii~E $299 \ · For Friday, Nov . 25, 1977 MEN'S ROLFS COSMETIC TRAVEL CASES Nov . 25, 1977 Se veral ma]Oi dec 1sions with lar-rea chrng effects may be requrred o f yo u thrs comi ng year Judrcrously weigh lhe alternat ives . An unwi se choice co uld deprive you of the suc cess 10 wh rch you ' re entitled . SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 23-0ec . 21) Be car eful toda y o r yo u ma y be held part rally re sponsrble toi the rn rstakes o f associ ates . lnsrsl u pon okay rng all their move s Lrke to find out more of what lies ahead for you ? Send for yo ur co py of Astra-Graph Letter by mai lrng 50 cents for ea c h and a long , sel l addre ssed . stamped envelope to Astra-Graph . P.O. Box 489 . Radio .Cit y Station . N .Y. 10019 . Be sure to speci ly your birth sign . CAPRICORN (Dec . 22-Jan . 19) Know ho w to di stinguish today between being industrious or JUSt a plarn workaholic . Overdorng could lead to your undorng . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb . 19) You norm<llly slrive to do that wh ich is for the greater good of the greater number . but to\Jay your mo tives may be mo~ ­ Genu i n e l ea th er , excel lent qualit y . ideal Christmas gift for him . SALE PRICES GIVE HIM WEM BLEY Tl ES See our fine se lection of quality ti es by Wembley . tied and tie Ready yourse lf. so lid co lors , neat patterns . Free gift box . servrng . PISCES (Feb . 20-March 20) A cohort with whom yo u have an uneasy alliance may lry to cast you in a ·Service ro le today . Don ' t let hi s arrogan ce intimidate you . ARIES (March 21-April 19) You'll encounter serious difficultres today in enlisting supporters for causes , if you 're too demanding . Saying " please " helps . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -ReVIew your financial picture carefully today before commitling your self to additiooal fiscal burden s. Don' t get in to a posi lion where outlay exceeds income . GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Thi s is one of those days when you migh t catch it from all co rners . Your best cou rse is to dodge eo tential trouble spots . CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Things you ' ve previously swept under th e rug may surface in a cloud o f d usl today . Even il they don ' t, lel nothing more acc rue . LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) Complica ti ons could develop today through i nvolvements with friends . If mailers are misrnan. aged , there may be a price Ia See our f ine selection of · qual it y leather billfolds . card attache cases and key tainers. Choose his favorite style and color HAUMARK MEN'S 14.95 CHRISTMAS CARDS See our excellent selections of Hallmar k boxed Christmas cards and individual cards. Now is the best time to· bu y what you need . Also Hall mark tree decorations, party goods, g ift wrapping. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TWO DAY SALE Specia l sale prices on Camillus pocket kn ives . Save 40 per cent. Hou sewares Department , 1st Floor . Bu y no w for someone speci'a I on your Christmas gift lift. ~ QUILTED BEDSPREADS Spreads for full size bed . t win size, king and queen 1 size . ...... ..... Th er e' s an excel lent se lection and this sa le includes our en t ire stock , Also inc luded , match ' drapes and pillow sham le.. -.::--~:.:. MEN'S ROBES PICTURES AND WAll ACCESSORIES Velour, terry cloth, flannel or polyester cotton blends . Sizes S, M, L, and XL, in handy travel pak case . Large se lection of framed pictures, wall plaques and wa ll clocks. NICE CHRISTMAS GIFTS SALE PRICES Large se lec tion of artists . and sty l es including co untry, popular , ins trum e nt a l s a nd rel igiou s. BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS SALE PRICES MEN'S WINTER Sizes 36 to 50. Short waist length jackets and longer styles, too. Corduroy , wool plaids, denims, nylons and cotton polyester blends. This sa le is on our entire stock of m en's winter jacket s. MEN'S TWO DAY SALE WESTERN SHIRTS Sizes sma ll (l4 -141!, ), m~dium .115-15 1;,), large ( 16·16'12 ) and extra large (17 -17'12) . Cottons, Corduroys, flannels . snap button front . t wo snap cluse pockets, snaps on w ri st. ex tra long tails. - Cotton and Polyester' -Sizes 12 to 20 and 14l!z to 24l!z SALE PRICES /. Plaid patterns, fringed end , acrylic, machine washabl e. POCKET KNIVES 8 TRACK TAPES SALE PRICES WOMEN'S DAYTIME DRESSES NECK SCARVES SPECIAL SALE PRICES CAMIUUS WOMEN'S PAJAMAS -Sizes 32 thru 44· SALE PRICES SALE 'PRICES SALE 20% OFF -Flannel ' Half Sizes FRIDAY & SATURDAY SALE PRICES -Brushed Tricot Junior, Regular and SALE·PRICES _. _ OPEN FRIDAY &SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 8- ~fhGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22) Beware . Today , taking an unpopular stance will have th e ack nippin~ at your heels . I BRA (Sept . 23-0ct. 23) You 're likely lo be beUer today at doing thi ngs where you have to flex your muscles rather than your mind . Shelve menta l tasks till later. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Caution and practicality are essentia l rn business deals today . Make no assumptions or verbal agreemenls ; gel it all down on paper e (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I ELBERFELDS IN 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 11. November 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 November 23, 1977 bocook collingsworth