http://66.213.69.5/files/original/33c407b488ef5b29df5cb1ffe9d4f9c6.pdf f239edc02e8274c6d2217a5fba1b9f30 PDF Text Text Ill~- ..... •. Christmas stress heavy on unemployed P.8 Buckeyes keep streak intact whip Marauders b Dick Cavalli WINTHROP Demands exceed annual donations Cleveland stops Steelers, l 0-9 PaKe4 I HAVEN'T 5EE:N '{Ot.J IN AEi-E"~ K~NNY... WHAT HA~ '10/J BEEN tOINEt~ PaKe3 Voi.31 ,No.161 Copyrighted 1982 The . Daily entinel 2 Sec ti on!> . 12 Pages 15 Ce nts ·- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Mond_ay, December 20, 1982 A Multim ed ia Inc. Newspape r Predict ratification of stopgap spending bill '· ~RANDMA WA6N'r EXPt:Cr/Nq U5, THEN WE ALL PILED INTO CURRieR AND IVE5 8LlTeHE 1055ED A COUPLE OF HER MeRCEDES/ AND 5HE MU6T8E 5PINN!Nq Dfa?v'E U5 OOWN 10 PlAY AT THE VIDEO ~AME6 AACAD/2. IN 11-fE/R<S-RAVES. PIZZA-5 IN HER MICRONAVE OvEN. • Priscilla's Po WASHINGTON (API - Faced with President Reagan's veto threats a nd the prospect o! a government shutdown, congressional negotiators have eliminated billions o! dollars in aid lor the jobless from a n emergency spending bill. But while the conferees went along with the president on jobs provisions, they dealt another blow to his plans lor the MX missile by refusing to approve $988 million to buy the first live weapons. Congressiona l leaders predicted the lull House a nd Senate would ratify the compromise stopgap money bill today and send i1 to the White House. Reagan's s ignature would resume the flow o! money to much o! the federal government and remove the last major obstacle to the adjournment of a weary lame-duck 97th Congress. White House spokesman P ete r Roussel said Sunday night. "the president w ill walt aJ\d see what the bill looks like when It comes down here to him" In Its final form. But he added that a stipulation restricting the use o! $2.5 billion in MX b Ed Sullivan A LOT OF PEOPLE THINK STUART IS STRANGE, AND ITS 0\ILY BECAU'3E THEY DON'T REALLY KNOW HIM. GRANTED, HE HA'7 AN ECCENTRIC WAY OF LOOKING AT THING?, BUT THAT'5 F'REOIJENTLY A MARK OF' GENIUS. .....--. 0 EVEN A'7 WE SPEAK. HE , 5EEM'310 F3E CONr:::uCTING AN ORIGINAL EXPERIMENT OF' '50ME KIND. 0 0 ({) 1982by STUART: WHAT ARE 'rOU [;OING? WAITING FOR MY YO-YO 1DCOME ~K Sets bridge bid opening MARIE'ITA- Bids for replacing a narrow, posted bridge on Ohio 124 over Laucks Run in Lebanon Township In Meigs County will be opened by the Ohio Department of Transportation at its Columbus headquarters J a n. 11. TI1e projecl will be financed with federal a id bridge replaceme nt money a nd state funds. Replacemenl plans call for a three-span, concrete slab bridge on capped pile pie rs and abutments. The deck will be 28 feet wide between drop beam a nd guard rail. Plans also include lull-width, reinforced concrete approach slabs, .. ··~hew ' 18-foot approach pavemenl with five-loot, compacted aggregate shoulders, necessary drainage work and guardrail erection. Traffic will be maintained over a te mporary runaround northeast of the existing bridge. Estimated comple tion date is Sept. 15, 1983. Water alterations need permits A LOT OF PEOPLE THINK STUART IS STRANGE, AND THEY [;ON'T KNOW THE UP. HALF 0:: POMEROY - All private water systems developed and altered in Meigs tounty musl be done wilh a valid permit issued by the county health department. according to John D. Jacobs, deputy health commissioner. Ptivate wate r systems are defined by law as any well, spring, cistern, pond or ha uled water inte nded for human consumption, with fewer than 15 servlce connections and does not regularly serve more than 25 individuals. Any person planning to develop a new system or alter a n existing system must contact the health department before work begins. Jacobs said an Informal seminar to provide private waler syste m contractors with Information and guidelines will be held by the health department a t 7:30 p.m. Feb. 8 at departmenl offices on Mulberry Heights in Pomeroy. Further Information can be obtained by calling Jacobs at 992-6626. IT-''"'"'""~ ~- ·· • Major earthquake rocks Hawaii PA INT£0 IN CANAD/1 • HONOLULU - A major earthquake was recorded in the South Paclflc on Sunday morning just east of the International Date Line , but resulted in no damaging Uda l waves, scientists said. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center here said the quake measured 7.4 on the Richter scale of ground motion. But the U.S. Geological Survey in Golden, Colo., said it was much larger, measuring 7. 7. Every Increase of one number in the Richter scale means a tenfold increase In magnitude. The quake was recorded a t 12:44 p.m., EST, a nd was centered In the vicinity of the Kermadec Islands northeast of New Zealand, lhe warning center said. by Art & Chip Sansom ALL Rl6i-tr, WHO'S "ffiE f'R.ALTICAL JOt<ER WHO lOOK M~ HUBCAPS~ I OOt-)11 W~TA 11-II<OW M'{ ~lbi1T AROUt-JD•• Fire forces evacuation EVERE'IT, Wash. -A fire forced the evacualion of a hospital before dawn today, pollee said. Details were sketchy about the fire at Everett General Hospital and firefighters refused to answer telephone Inquiries. A pollee dispatcherwho refused to give his name said the fire was a general alarm and was reported shortly after 5 a.m. He said he didn't know how many patients and staff were in the hospital. Everett, a city of about 55,!XXJ people, Is located about 26 miles north of Seattle. ;,.SO 'I!M TURt.JI~' 'Nt/6f:...U_ .IF lH~ Weather forecast HUBCAPSm Cloudy today and a chance of snow flurries. High in the mld·;n;, Mostly cloudy tonight aJ\d a chance of flurries. A low of 20 to 25. Partly cloudy Tuesday with a high ln the mld·;n,, The probablllty of· snow Is 50 percent today 30 percent tonight and near zero percent Tutomorrow. · Extended.Forecast Wednesday t.hroilgh Friday: a ch;ince of snow Wednesday. P~ : R6TU~ t.Prnl~ WILL 6~ ~~oo l!imnY 'l1lursd1l.y !IIIII Friday. Momln1 k!Ws In the 0011 Wednesday arid 'lbUnday, and mld-llllltoJoW.:SO.Frlday. JllghsntOiilybilhe308 w~ and lh~, and uqpe~ to mld-408 Friday. i I , I ·~ J 11 'I • mREATENS VEI'O -President Reagan has threatened to veto a congressional bill being negotiated H It contains a jobs biB for the IDiemployed. Congressmen doclded to eUmlnate billions for aid to the jobless thus averting a governmental shutdown. (AP Laserphoto) . Zimmer hearings begin today COLUMBUS, Ohio !API -Two o! the three owners of the Zimmer Nuclear Power Plant in C!ennont County lace public hea rings today on whether their electric rates should be rolled back because most work at the plant has been halted . The Cinclnna 1i Gas & Electric a nd Columbus & Soulhem Qhio Electric companies will be defending them· selves against complaints filed last month by Ohio's Consumers' Coun· Sl'l. The hearings begin a t 9:30a .m. a t the offices of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio here. The Consumers' Counsel a lso has filed a complaint aga inst Zimmer's third owner, the Da yton Power & Light Co .. but the PUCO has not yet set a date lor that hea ring. The complaint against CG&E charges that its rat es arc "unjust, unreasonable and unlawful" be· cause they include construction costs at Zimmer. Seven die on Ohio highways research and development money until Cong-rpss approu·s a basing sys tem for the weapon "might complicall' things ." Major departments and agrnri{)s l!::'Ch nirall.v ran uu1 of rn o np~ · J t midnight Friday, leaving the governmPnt in financ i.1l limbo ovPr thf' weekend while legisla tors fas hioned the comprom ise !Jill. The White House Office of Manage ment and fludgPI ad\'isrcl fc'<leral employees to refX1rt to work as usual thi s murning to await a ciPC'is ion on whether they would IX' sent home. Sena te Republican Whip Ted Stev·rns of i\laska. onP of thl' confert'es, acknowledged " it's going to be vet)' difficu lt for thr prpsidcnt to sign it. But 1 hope he will sign it. " Stevens. who predicted Sena te ratificat ion. added. " I expect to join in a request tha t he (Reaga n I s ign it." House Appropriations Commilt t'f' Chai1 man Jamir• Whitten. D·Miss., the chief House negotia tor, prrclictrcl passage in tha t chambN sa)•ing, " We have the support of the House ll'adcrs." Also included in the m easure is a more t11an $~. 100 pav raise lor m embers of the Hous£:- of RcpreSf'ntat i\·rs. a pro\· ision oppoSf'd by many· House m embers. Senators. mranwhilP. wou ld cont inuf' rPC·rivi ng their c urre nt salary of $60,662, but with no limit on out s ide incomP. Outs ide income in the House is limited to :10 pcn·t ·nl of a memiX'r's an nual sa lary. Democra tic !eadPrs in the House. pointi ng lu It](• nation' s llt. X JX'rccnt unemployme nt rate, a ttac hed a ~'i .4 billion package of a bout ~0 provisions lor public works jobs a nd ot he r aid for lhP unPmpi O) t ~lt o thr•v·ersion of the m easure that chamiX'r origina lly pasS!'fl. The Senatr did not go as far. attaching a Jpss ambitiuus package providing $1.2 billion lor public works jobs. Reagan mounted a public campaig n against lhC' job.-. prO\'isions. including a dE'C'lara tion during a nat iuna\l.\ ' !)roadcast radio int PrviPw Sa turda)· tha t " I ca nnot sig n that bill. ! will hav·r to v·e to if 11 contains thesP va rious amounts tfor jobs ! that ha\'f' lx'f'n suggrs trcl." The presiden t a rgued the jobs plans werr "a pork billTI'L" Negotiators for the House a nd &>na te said Sunrtav· thl'.v· wantrclt o leave the jobs money in tht• bill. but with Christma s approaching, agrer rn ~ nt that a \"Pto wou ld be susta lncd . lPgislators bC'coming rrstivP wit h mara than sessions and the prosp:'cl of a govPrnnwnt stlutclown. I hf'rl? was no choice. '' It 's just a ca se of recognizing thr obvious. Then • is nothing to l:x' ga im'!L A veto a lready has been anncunred." Whi tt en said. · "I don't think the president :ca\'es us a ny rhlOitr." Rep. Martin Sallo. D-Minn ., agreed. Whitten said the removal o{ th£• jobs provisiun was nut linked tn any way to the deletion of funding lor the MX missile . Senate Appropria tions Committee Chai1man Ma rk 0 . llatfi rld . R Ore .. said he would att e mpt to persuade Reaga n to include mone.v for ~ub lic works jobs when he submits his budge t to Congress ea riv· nex t ,·car. Mea nwhile. the negotia tors proYidrcl an addit ional $2o million for retraining worke rs displaced by nl'\\' tcchn olog\·. a nd $HXI million in e nergy assistance lor the poor. In other action. the conJcrE'f's agrf'€'d to rPston' mo nc·~· for thr controver sial Clinch Ri vpr brrC'drr rPa l'tor in Tt'nfl('S.'-,Pt·!Jul barrrd US(' Of the money lor projec t constr1l ction. The confrrecs began work on thr comprum iSf' rvl·n bdon· thP SL•nate vo te 6.1-31 Sunday af te rnoon to approv·<' it s own vwsion ol the mJ 'asurt' alter four rta)'S of debate. .Jobs aside. the compromise bills contains m on ~)· !OJ' thr de pa rtm ent s of Defcnst' . Labo r, Hea lth and Human &'rv iccs. Commerce, S t a t ~. Justice, the Trt'asurv and manv other agencies. Thest' and otller !rclc ra l operations a~r \\1thout m~ney beca use Congress has not approved a ll of the 13 regular appropriati ons bills for the >,nrr. CHRISTMAS QUEEN - Ml· cheDe Johnson was named Christmas queen at Southern High School Saturday nlglt. She was chosen by popular vote of aD classes. Michelle Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson, Racine. Her escort was Nick Bostic, son fi Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bostic of Racine. At the bottom, members of the queen's court are shown during the annual Christmas dance. They In· eluded, left to right, Amber Warner, last year's queen, Mindy Hill, Debbie Michael, Becky Lee, JuH Houdashelt, Cindy Evans, Queen Michelle, and Angie Glenn. Back row, Rex Thornton, Chartle Boso, Rod l;lltlefleld, Zane Beegle, Brian Cllnnolly, Tom Cummins, Nick Bostic and John Porter. COLUMBUS, Ohio !API - At least seven people were killed on Ohio roadways over the weekend, the Stale Highway Patrol says. The palrol keeps track of fatal accidents from 6 p.m. Friday through midnight Sunday. The dead: SUNDAY GRANVILLE - Pete F. Donnell. 23, Newark, In a one-car accident on a Licking County road. LEBANON -Terra A. Ihle, 4, of Waynesville. killed In a one-car accidenl on Ohio Route 741 in Warren County. CfflLLICOTHE Gary E. Detty. 33, Ashville, killed In a une-car accident on a Ross County Road. SATURDAY CAMBRIDGE - Raymopd L. Singleton, 52, Elkview, W.Va., In a one-car crash on State Route 313ln Guernsey County one mile east of Buffalo. FINDLAY- Joseph Knight, 20; Jenera, ln a one·car crash on a Hancpck County road. Kelly A. . CU:VELAND Gerrlty,l9, Cleveland, a pedestrian struck by a car on a city street. . ' ' FRIDAY BRYAN - Jerry Munger, 26, Bryan, a passenger In a car which collided With a tractor·traller rtg on a Wllllams County road. I • • «~, ,. ···~w t . �.. -;;..- ...... _ . ...... ' - Monday, December 20, 1982 Commentary Page- 2- The Daily Sentine Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Monday, December 20, 1 Reflections The Daily Sentinel l ll l 'uuri Stn·d l'mnt·rol . I lh1n 614-99i -t lati li E \ t ITED TO TilE INTF:H EST llF T il E MF:I(;S. I\1,\ SIII\ ,\H b \ ~~~ ~m~ ,..-n.......J~ ...... f""T""'E:!d. ~ . ~v ROBERT L WING En I'·I\ T WIIITEHEI\D BOB HOEFLICH C.t · n t• rdll\ l ana~t·r lli\LE ROT HGEB. JR . A ~U. MII E H uf Tht· '' ""' ' ta h·d l'ro·,~ . l nJ; md ll:11h l ' n ·,, \ n t ~ ji<IJit' f l'uhli,ll o·r.. ,h ,o da\ toll " '''H t:ll ulll a nti tht' A lllt' rl t lilt IJ·:Tl'EHS I IF ( 11 '1~111'\ ;1n · ~o~t • l• · ••mt·d . Tht·l s lwuld lw It·'~ th1111 ~00 "oonb lnug. All ll'l h' r' an· ~ uhjt' t ' l In t•dtllll g <Hill mu st tw , ,giwtl ~o~ i th tt;nm·. adtln·'~ und h· lt'phml t' numtw r . ~ .. ulb i):!: IWd lt'lh' r' " tll lw puh li ~ h t•d . Ldh·n. .. hnulll lw 111 J:!: H"d l:t .. lt'. atldn· .. s ul( ' ' ' Ut'S. lltil pt' f :-M IIl alt ll t''· Shutdown plans: • tmpact on federal workers ,\boul 'i711.1UI go1·e mmr n1 wo rk r•rs. !heir jobs in lempora ry limbo bPca uS<' Cong res.s ha s nol a pp r01·rd a mom•y bill. wr rr far ing possible fu rloughs whf'n thr_r rl' turned to work t oda~· . Thr Se nate tT'('l'SSf 'CI l;II P F rid a_\' a fl rr a m a ratho n sessio n without pa ssing lh<' <'mergt'nC'I. sprnd ing bill. Th<• cha mix'r resumed work a Ill a .m . Satu nb _\·. &'Cau sP tllP m idnigh t Fri da_\" clc·adlinP pass('(! Hit ho u t cnact m r nt of th(' app ropriations m t'< lSUI'l '. lt><" hnira ll.v muC' h of th(' govenm1c nt had run out of monrY. Th<• i ~1 pa sSt' m.< rk«llhr· l hird lime in I~ monlhs Ihal fedr ral managrrs ptT'parrd 10 shut clown most of thr gow·rnmr nt's dcpart mr nt s and agC'nciPs. The ca 1d1" II SJ~ •nrling me;ts ure nPrcls lo 11<' approvrd b)· bol h Ihe Srna lc• and the Hou sP ;uHI sign['{! h.\' thf' pn 'sid(·nt for th r gO\ 'f'rnmf' nt machinr r) · to era n.k up aga in. F'rdrral law bars the gow' rnmPn t frum ope-ra ti ng non-essentia l serYin:s unlf'ss m ont'.\' is fi r...;t :qJpropria lt 'f_l h.\' Ctmgrr ss. \ grncif's that mt'< l th C' monf'_ \ . tu continul' OJX'rating includr thr 1 drpa rlm<'nl s of Comm<'tr r. DcfPnSI'. J-:duca lion. F:ne rgy. Hea lt h and Huma n S<' JYicf's. Interior. JusticC'. Labor . StatC' and Trras u~·­ CongTr ss h:IS app row'<l sprnding iJills for lhc dr parlmenls of Agricul tun' ami Tra nsporla lion. bul l1ee< ~: m hasn·l s ignrd lhr m yrl. Mone,· bills were s ig nrd earlier for ' h" Depa rtme nl of Housing and Urban · Dr,·riopmr nt . th r \ 'rtc·ran ..., . \d mi n ist r<:.~t ion . thf' National Ae ronautics ancl Spa cP ,\d m inistr Jtion <llld thr Em ·ironmr ntal Prot('(' tion ,\grnc). The Posle<l SrrYice. whic h runs jiS 0'111 budgel. is not louched by lhe situat ion. D rspit r thr rll sput f' . .1 m r m o from thPOfficr of Managem r nt and Budgrt Iolli all gon•rn ment work<'rs lo b< · nn 111e JOb Mond a)·. ··A judgmr nl wi ll ix' me<dr Monda1· morning as 10 whc lher lhrrr ·s a reasonable prosprcl of a • sprndi ng r resol ulion ix'ing !XJSsrd and signed du ring 1h'' course• of 1h<' cia\·:· said f·:dwin Da le·. a n a ide IObudge I dirE'C' Ior Da,·icJ SIOckm a n. . If Ihe c hancrs loo ks good . non-<'ssrnl ia l workers 11·ill sla)• a nd periorm "shut down ac ti\itif's. " said thP OMI3 m emo. Jf nol. lhOS< ' workN s wi ll sa id . t•·sr·nl home. pruba iJI1· a l mid ·da.v. officia ls Dalr pstimalf'(l that :170,I U I wo rkf'rs out of a tota l ci,·ili<.m . non-defense. workforce of l . l~II.IIHI f:tt<' possible furloughs Monda\·. Berry's World The vo te In the House of Representa tives denying funds for Ihe development of the MX missile prompt a llttle reflection, some of It historica L - In August of 1941, a n ex tension of the Selec tive Service Act came up for conslderatb n by Congress. It passed by a s ingle vole. (AI age 15, I opposed It . That, on reflection, was the last time I was wrong about any thing. ) Except for U.S. moblllza tlon, we now koow, the probability Is I hat Hitler would have won the war In E urope In 194243. - In Augus l 1969, the Senate passed by a s ingle vote the m oney requested by Richard Nixo n to embark on an anti-ballistic missile program . The narrowness of that victory, as Henry Kissinger explains in his book, provided the psychological scaffolding for the general renunciatbn of protE'C'tlve systems under SALT L We had the op port unity, In 1900, to cha nge completely our dlrectlon - away from thai mutual assured destruction that is responsible for our Jives-on-the-brink In a nuclear world . - The vote on Wednesday was oot a vote that was determined by a single man . Rather, a substantial majori ty - one that Included 50 Republicans - said, without any sense of a strategic a lternative's being ado pted , that we would nol take the steps necessary to protect ou r prlncpal deterrent force , to wit ou r missiles on the grou nd, from a decisive firs! strike by th e Soviet Union. II isn't as Unugh opJXl nenls of the MX m iss iles had a plan they prefer over this one. They have no pla ns a l all , save for vague gel -togethers In Geneva with a Soviel Union thai Is mosl definitely presented wit h a s trategic alll'r natlve by Congress' action. Whal Congress did may be interpreted loca lly as vague. Bul by Yuri Andropov, it will not be seen vague al all . II will confirm that, Indeed, the United States Is unwillin g to close what Mr. Reagan has called ou r "window of vulnerability, " a Today in history Toda y is Monda y, Dec. 20. lhe .Y>'IIh clav of1 ~2 . The re are 11 days Jefl in the year. Today's Hig hlight in History: On Dec. 211. 1922, 14 republics of Russia joi nrd 10 form the Unionof Soviel Socia lis l Republics. On this dal e: In 1&l3. a Oag.ra ising reremony in New Orlra ns marked the officia l transfer of lhc Louis ia na Territory from Fra nce to the United States. In 1813. CongrPss established a system of internal revenue to raise government funds. In 1860, Soulh Carolina becam e Ihe first slale 10 secede from the Union. In 1973, Spanish P remie r Luis Carrero Blanco was killed when assassins bombed his car in Madrid . Ten years ago: On one of the bloodies! days of the confllclln Northern Ireland, gunmen killed eig ht people a nd wounded five others. Five years ago: II was disclosed thai former U.S. Budget Director Bert Lance liad agreed 10 sell his stock In the National Bank of Georgia to a Saudi Arabia n businessman. One year ago: In the wa ke of the U.S. suspension of a stra leglc cooperation pact due to Israel's a nnexation of the Golan Heights, Israeli f'llllale Minister Menache m Begin accused the Reaga,n Administration of treating his country like a "vassal state. " • Today's birthdays: Outgoing Sen. Harry Byrd. D-Yll .. Is 68. Film director George Roy Hill is 60: l'how:llt. for. . t<XIav;. " What on ealllb·W~ 'tnan do with himself If samethlng • did not s tand In his way?" - H. G. Wells, Eng lish writer-historian (1866-1946 ). one votel..L ___ W_ill_iam_F._B_u_ck_ley_J_r. phrase which, for some reason, a Jot of people dislike. We all dislike being vulnerable. Some people dislike kn owin g th e y are vulnerable . - II Is said liy critics of MX that In fact the syslem would only purc hase four years ct. security aga inst a firs t strike, that after the year 19Rl, the Soviet Union will have accumula ted the strength to destroy even our MX missiles, a nd that by tha t tlme, our submartne nuclear fleet will have aChieved the capability of taking over thejobour land-based missiles were d~lgned to periorm. Why, the a rgument goes, spend $26 billion for a mere four years of security > Well, tha t' s a llttle over $6 blllion per year, or one percent of the national budget; or about one-fifth of one percent of the gross national producl. Wars used to drag ou~ even as recently as In VIetnam . But we aren't talking about wars of that nature. Nuclear wars, as envisioned, could be over In Jess than four years. They could be over In 40 minutes. Scenarto> The Soviet Union, resolving to capitalize on the window of vulnerability, effects a first strike that takes out our land-based msslles. We are left with the following options : Order our surylvln g al!1llanes and submarines to hit Russia big and hard, In which case the Soviet Union would follow up on Its threa t to retaliale by hitting and killing 100 million Americans or we could surrender. My own feeling In the ma tter is that so long as Mr. Reagan is president, the Soviet Union would know that a nuclear attack would bring a nuclear response - end of question. end of threal. As much cannot be said about some people who want to become president In short, the price of a mlsslle system that President Carter and his successor have named as essential to American securtty Is something that ought to be weighed, In a worst-cause situation, up against the possibility of losing a war to the Soviet Union. - La rge questions are posed, a nd answered, by the vote of the House of Representatives. One of these has to do with the question: What kind of people, under what kind of leadership, are we dealing with that we should talk about the JXlSSibUJty of nuclear war? The other question has to do with: Is there such a thing as deterrence? The very brief answer is: We are dealing with people whose decision to control the world is very acute. O.Od with people who are not By KEI'DI WISECUP ROCK SPRINGS ' The Nelsonville-York Buckeyes remained unbeaten In winning their eighth straight game here Satur· day ni ght 72-53 over .the Meigs Marauders. The Buckeyes' a mazing Tom Taggart, a 6-3 blond-headed senior. Jed the winners with 20 points. That ou lpu t tied his lowest fXllnt total in a game this year. Taggart had passed the 1,00J carrer fXllnt total the night before Ohio State "It's a little big, but we'll make it fit." -:be- -; :ca;-;m: :e:-:o:; ;~.-ta_c_k_A_n_d_e_r_s_o_n_ The Jaw requires the authorities . putting to the FBI." lo get a s ubpoena before they look The 1972 case Is one of the at a private bank account, and to fascinating might-ha ve-beens of ootify the owner of the account Bul Watergate. It involved the late Rep. because the FBI stubbornly refuses Wrighl Patman, D-Texas, th en to disclose how It got access to a c ha irm a n of I he Banking bank accounl In the 1972 case, Committee. Rosenthal Is afraid the bu reau Is Within days of the Watergate still doing it the same way. brea k-In, and throu ghout the "Our concern Is with banking summer of 1972, Patman, with priva te Ja ws," Rosenthal told my unerring Instinct, was prac ticing asoocia te John Dillon . The Con- the advice later a ttributed to Deep gressma n added that he is not Throat: "Follow the money. " He satlsfied with the FBI's responses was tracing the cas h that had been lo date. " We want to be su re the used to pay the Watergate burglars privacy requirements are being - and was getting uncomforta bly m el," he said . "We have some close to the truth thai eventu a lly back Recently 250 of the m ost Influential and prominent people of Southeasle rn Ohio and Jackson County, W.Va. met In Pomeroy for whal they hoped would be a seriou s discussion of the Route 33 corridor to the Ravenswood bridge. Instead they were served a course of verbal defeatist gobbledygook. I suggest yo u treat the meellng as a bad dream . Forget It! II was perhaps not the most auspicious time for such a gather Ing. These are the dying days of the Rhodes administration. Because a Dem ocrat replaces Rhodes In the State House, a person would be a de mented optimist Indeed to expec t any benign cooperation from the Rhodes political m achine. Especially the highway department According to a report of the mretlng In The Sentinel, the evenin g was taken up with a discussion of what we couldn't do a nd when we couldn't do It The sessio n was conducted by ODOT officials from Marietta and lea· tured two representatives from a Clevela nd consulting firm who offered a hewllderlng account of feasibility studies and alternatives and an even more bewildering map, perhaps as proof that the finn had been buslly on the job. If the m retlng was planned by ODOT to discourage further efforts toward an access road to the Ritchie post eighth ,,..~ b_ ctc-o-::fa7.197=8::-n __ ?_ ad-:-cd:::tt-:-cb-na...,.J-q- ues-:-t:-Io-ns-we -w-:n:::I a rs, the FBI is s llll stonewalling att empt s to clear up one of the unsolved mysteries of the Watergale mess. The case is now the subj ecl of Inquiry by Rep. Benjamln Rosen! ha l. D-N.Y ., cha irman of a House su bcommittee on commerce . cons umer a nd mon etary affair s. What wo rr ies the congressman is the possibility thai the G-men are skirt ing bank privacy Jaws by snooping th rough Individuals' ba nk account s. II is ironic that the practice was no! Illegal at the lime of the Wa terga te-rela ted case; it was oullawed by the Right to Buckeyes COLUMBUS, Ohio !API -Ohio Sta te University basketba ll Coach E ldon Mille r says he 's decided on a starti ng lineup for Ihe Bur keyes. Following Satunlay nighi's 88-77 non-conference victory over Arizona Sla te, Miller said he had setlled on Larry Huggins a nd Troy Taylor as his slartingguards. They will joi n fotwards Tony Campbell a nd Joe ConchE'C'k and cent er Gra nv ille . Wailers as Ihe Buckeyes' first five. " I made the decision based on wha t I think is besl for the team." Miller sa id . "Swilching guards has been bothering Huggins a nd Taylor have been shari ng start ing assignments wilh Ron Slakes a nd Greg J ones. Miller sa id Iha l when he made lhe decision 10 sellle on a starting lineup. he told his players. "We're not going to worry aboul who's going to s tart. bul who's going lo win." Taylor has scored 55 points in Ihe last three games, including 19 Saturday nig ht Huggins wassconoless aga inst Ariwna Sta te , bul playedfor mosl of Ihe game . Camphell lied his career high with 28 points a nd Wa iters added 17 as Ohio SUIte won its stra ight to boos! ils reconl to4-2. The victory lefl Miller more enthusiastic than he's been a ll season. ''I'm real excited aboullhe potential of this club, " he said. "We need progress in every aspect of Ihe ga me. a nd we're seeing that now." Wa iters was the big sul1lrise for Ohio State as he came up with his besl offensive production as a Buckeye a fter being held to no fie ld goals and three poinls Thursday aga inst Youngstown Slate. Ariwna State's first-yea r coach. Bob We inhauer, said he had nol a nticipated such a strong ga m e to But to pursue his Investigation, Paina m needed the power to subpoena various wit~sses. The Nixon admlnlstratbn was despera te to block such a search, and brought enormous pressure on the Banking Committee members to reject Patman's request for subpoena JXlWer. The vote would be close. Wonl was leaked to the commit· tee members that the FBI had evidence linking Patman to a "dangerous" Greek exile leade Elias Demetracopoubs. Though there was nothing 1mproper In Patman's association with the Greek exlle, the Nixon people managed to make It seem me." game back~------slnlst-erL_ow_e_ll_W_in....:..::.g_ett Bridge then, from their point of view, It was a success. But If they planned to conceal the need for the access road and Its importa nce to Southeaslern Ohio, they failed. Meigs County is the only county that I know of In the state that does oot have easy access to the Interstate highway system. About six miles to the east, over the Ravenswood bridge, Is Interstate A few miles to the north we have Interstate 50. Southwest we have Route 35, now the m ain artery between Charleston, W. Va. and Columbus, Ohio. To get to an y of these highways, It Is necessary to travel Inadequate state hi ghways which are falling Into greater disrepair as each year goes by, a fact you well know. Only two sections of Route 33 need be bunt to make It the main a rtery between Charleston and Columbus. One Is the section In Meigs Co '" ty from Rock Springs to the Ritch!., Bridge. The other Is the section from Darwin to the Route 50 Intersection In Athens. Both sectbns should be considered as one project, because to buDd one without the other would be . to defeat · the pullJOse of the en tire plan. It Is ridiculous for a group who are supposed to be knowledgeable about highway matters to teD an audience of ooocerned citizens that n It wiil take 10 year s to build about 25 With the election of Mrs. Boster mlles of highway. At !hat rate , It Is November 2, Meigs County racked oo wonder the roads and highways · up two firsts. She Is the first woman In Ohio are In so depbrable a ever to represent Meigs County In condition. If aU highways had to be the Ohio House of Representatives built a t the same rail' of speed, and the first attorney 10 fill the citizens of Ohio would stlll be office. As a lawyer, she knows the travelin g via horse and buggy. At Intricacies of the legal system and the time the December 7 public the paths around the multitude of hearing was annouoced, I thought petty laws and regulations that It strange that the access road, until seemed to befuffle the visitors from recently totally Ignored, would Marietta and Cleveland the other suddenly rate a public hearing even evening. Mrs. Boster has promised as the process of transition from her full cooperation In getting one administration to the ~xt was approval of the access road. We taking place. Now I think I know could do no better than to leave the why! Route 33 Improvement plans In her The people of Meigs and Athens capable hands and provide all the Counties a nd all Southeastern Ohio help and support possible. need not be discouraged by the As I have told you before In this gloomy picture painted at the space, Meigs County has been a Senior Citizens Center last week. In fXllltical 0!1lhan since the time It fXlker pa rlance they stDI have aces was organized In 1819. There have back to back. 'They are Governor· always been IOo many Republicans elect Richard Celeste and 94th to make any political appeasement District Representative-elect Jonecessary. As a r esult, we are one lynn Boster . In one of the few of the few counties tn the state with general elections In my lifetime, oo state schools, oo public InstituMeigs County gave Democrats a tions and no statepayrolls except a majority and I am sure both wDI few highway employes. It has remember. I oope aoother public always been this way and perhaps healing will be held as soon as always wDI unless we take this possible after the Celeste lnaugura· opportunity to provide the means ·tlon and that all who attended the for tourists and truckers to bring proreedln!is last week will attend outside dollars Into our economy. with the same degree of enthusiTen years from now may be too asm toward a necessary public late! Improvement ' ~ , • .- ...... EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. !API -There was no question in Martina Navratilova's mind. Now Ihere should be noquesllons, period. The world's top-ra nked women's tennis player disposed of her closes! rival, Chris Evert Lloyd , 4-6, 6-1, 6-2, Sunday night locaplu re the$300,!XXl Toyota Championships, the ftna le of Ihe nine-month Toyota Series. The Czechoslovaklan-born lefthander changed tactics from her usual poweriul serve-a nd-volley ga me to run her 1982 match record to ro-3, but aga in had. to a nswer questions aboul being No. 1. _..., .. The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 straight " I lhought we had control of Ihe game when we we re a head 4640 early In the sE'C'ond half." Weinhauer sa id. "Bul (guard Shawn! Holiday picked up his fourth persona l (foul) . a nd Taylor made a three-poinl play. That's whe n w~ . had to take Holida y au! of the game. and I felt we never had control after that." Paul Williams had 'n polnis and Byron Scott 24 for lhe Sun Devils, who lost for the first lime In four games a nd feU to 4-2. Arizona Slate had 30 field goals to Ohio Sta le's 26. Bul the Buckeyes won thegameon the foulllne, hitting 36 of 42 attempts to the Sun Devils' 17 of 22. In other games involving Ohio college learns, it was Colorado 79, Cincinna li 65; Capita l 76, Urbana 68; Louisia na State 115, Cleveland Siale 77; Marietta 74, Ohio Dominica n 61; Marion. Ind. 91, Cedarville 81; Ohio Northern 59, Eckenl 54; Slippery Rock 69, Dyke 59;'Tiffin 80, Ohio Wesleyan 75; Wittenberg 67, Hiram 48; Wright Sla te 78. West NelsonvDle-York's largest lead was 31 points, 66-36, a minute Into the fourth quarter. Reserves Win Second 'fUI Coach Mtck Childs' little Maraud· ers won their seoond game In six tries with a fl~ly-played 53-44 win over the little Buckeyes. Once aga in the freshmen duo of Mike Chancey and Rick Wise paved the way. Chancey, a smooth operator with a good s hot, hit for 19 whlle Wise had 14. Another little Maraude r who hustled evecy stitch of the way was defensive-minded Jack Welker. Jay Kline led N-Y with 13 and Brian Bullock added 11. Meigs hit on ntneof 17 from Ihe charity stripe whlle the losers ma naged fouroflO. Both the varsity a nd reseiVes have their work cut for them Tuesd ay night as they travel to the la nd of basketball fanatrs, Wav- . erly. Both Waverly teams, reseiVe and varsity sit atop the SEOAL sta ndings. Tonight the Meigs Marauder girls travel to Eastern to battle the 4-1 Eaglettes at 6 p.m . Box score: when the Bucks defeated TriValley Co nfe r e nce opponent Warren Local, 64·60. Taggart scored 42 In the win. · After a sluggish Marauder first eight mlnu les, Meigs calmed down to pla y prelty good ball the final three quarters. Trailing 24-8 after one quarter, Meigs was only outscored three points In the final three periods. "I thought we played pretty well overall. Schentz (Jon) was just too quick for us to handle a nd Taggarl Is some kind of shooler," said Meigs coach Dreg Drummer. All nin e Marauders entered the scoring column with senior Rick Edwards heading the pack banging home 15. Junbr Nick Riggs followed with 12 while senior Rick Chancey had eight Schentz, a 6-8 lightning quick playmaker , followed Taggart with 17 and had several assists. Randy Grantham. a 64 fmward, added 12. Taggart's fXllnts came on 10 field goals In 20 a tt empts. Nelsonville-York, coached by VIrgil Grandy, qomlnated the boards with 55 rebounds co mpared to Meigs' 36. Grantham Jed the Bucks with 15 a nd teammate Jeff Adams chipped In with 14. The Marauders' Greg Taylor scra pped his way for 12 rebounds while Bill Holcomb, Mike Kennedy. and Riggs each had four. The Buckeyes hit on 31 of 64 from t he field for 48 percenl while Meigs dropped a! of 66 for 30 percent. N-Y ws 10 of 18 for 56 percent from the foul line and Meigs cann ed 13 of 24 for 54 percent. The Marauders committed only 12 turnovers, their lowest total of I he season. N-Y turned the ba ll over 18 limes, only four in the first half. dumps Arizona from the 6-fool-11 senior. " We expected to control him a lillie better," Weinhauer said . "He was s hooting 37 percenl from lhe field going inlo the game. a nd we did not expect him togofor7-for-13," as he did Saturday. "If he ca n play like that for the resl of Ihe season, he' ll be a big help" lo Ohio State, Weinhauer said. Arizona State Jed 38-36al ha litime a nd was a head 4R44 wilh a lillie more than five minutes gone in Ihe second hali. Bul the Buckeyes ran off a 17-4 S<'Oring spurt logo a head 61-52 wilh 7: Silo play a nd never los! the lead. Taylor had seven poi nls during !hat strea k. victory N-Y (72) - Grantham 6412; McKnight Vasko 2-04; Schentz 6-5-17; G randy 2.().4; Taggard 10.0.:!); Smathers 1.{)-2; Adams 24-8; Ga. lent in 1 -~2 . TOfALS3I-IG-1'l. MEIGS (53) - Riggs 5-H~ Edwards 5-5-15; Olanc~y 4-0-8; Tay1or 2-1-5; Holcomb 1-1-3; E vans 0-1-1; Pic kens H l-2; Kenne:ty t-l-3: 2·1-5: HolEon o.n rorALS21H3-5l By quaners: N-Y 24 19 1B 11-72 Meigs 8 14 U 20-53 Reserves Box srore : N -Y (441 - Bentlcy2-0-4 : Day3-2.S: Bohyer 4·0-8: Kline 6- I-13: Bullock 5- l ·ll . TOTALS 211+44. MEIGS ( SJ ) - Chancey 8-3-19: Wise 6-2-14: Thoma s 1-2-4 : Bush 1.0-2: We lker 2.0-4 : F isher 1-24: GhO"n 3-0-6: Foste r 0-0-0. TOTALS2 ~9-5l By q uarters: N-Y Me igs State., Virgipia Siale 61 ; and Youn gstown State70. Delawa re Sta le68. In the Scranton Holiday Tournam enl. Muski ngum ove1whelmed Ha rtwick , N. Y .. 7543 in Ihe opening round and then edged hosl Scranton !\3-51 for thr championship. In g am es in volv in g Mid America n Conference learns. Tennessee edged Miami. Ohio. 69-62 in Ihe finals of Ihe Volunteer Classic; Southern Illinois whipped Bowling G reen 74-62 in the consola tion gamt' of Ihe Illinois Tournament ; Dayton ix'al Toledo67-63: a nd St. Mary's of Calliornia whipped Ken! Sia le82-67. In the Ohi o Valley Conference, Akron defealed Tennessee Terh 86-66 as J oe Jakubick poured in :!8 poi nts. The vir lory gave the Zips a 5-2 over!Vl mark , 1-0 in lhr 9 9 17 9--44 9 L1 17 14--5 .1 88-77 points in Colorado's victory over Cincinnati. The tri umph gave lhe Buffaloes a 7.0 record while Cincinnati felllo 7-2. Cincinnati was lrd by sophomore cenle r Mikr Willia ms. who scored 20 poin ts. Mea nwhile, LSU primed ilseli for lonig hl's meeling a l UC LA wilh a thras hin g of Cleveland Siale in Ba ton Rouge. La . Howard Carler pum ped in 24 poinl s and reserve Tyrone Black addrd 22 for lhe Tige rs. Dave Youda lh a nd Lionel King Jed Cleveland Siale wil h 16 each. The Vik ings also gol 14 each from Les Reed a nd Sieve Corbin . Youngstown Slate had a 19-poinl lead. bul needed a free lhrow by Bmcc Timko wilh 16 seconds lcfll o sea l its vicloryove r [)('JawareSta te. Arl McCullough scored 19 poinl s a nd Ricky Tunstall tossed in 16 10 lead Ihe Penguins. Wrighl Slate's rE'C'ord moved 10 5-0 a s Fred Moore tossed in a career -high 27 poinls in the Raiders ' triumph over Wesl Virlrtnia Stal e. confer~. Tennessee Tec h lrd 29-'n in !he fi rs! ha li. bul lhe Zips reeled oft eig hl stra ighl poin ts e n roUie 10 a 45-38 ha lilime lead . Akron nrver tra iled the res! of the game. Senior gua rd Billy Houston lied his career high by pumping in 2l 'Ice Bowl' rematch arrives for Chargers SAN DI EGO 1AP \ - The lasl lime !hey mel - in pa ra lyzing Midweesl cold a nd polar winds !he Cinr innali Benga ls wenl on lo Ihe Super Bowl and the San Diego Chargers went home so re losers. The Nationa l Footba ll Lcague·s " Ice Bowl· · remalch has arrived, Ihis lime in lemperatures feeling 100 degrees wa rmer. Last January. when lhr Bengals a nd Chargrrs dueled for thr America n Conference lille. lhr merr ury dropprd to ninf' ix'lowzero and Ihe wind chill farlor measured 59 ix'Jow. Thosr condilions. a long with Jhe Bengals defense. slopped Sa n Diego's high·flying offense cold . Cha rge rs ' quart erba ck Da n Fouls had his worsl ouling in 50 ga mrs15 of 28 for 185 ya rd s - a nd suffered froslbite !ha l numbs his fin gers in cold weat her. ps)·chologica l onr. Cinci nna li ha s a cha ncc 10 c la im its lhird vir lory in 13 months over lhe Cha rge rs. a fea l unaccomplished sincr San Diego. defending lhree-time AFC Wesl cha mps, beca me litlc challengers five years ago. " You don· l wan1 a ball club lhinking lhe)· o"·n vou." sa id Winslow. who had onr of his worsl pro ga mr s in a 40-1 7 Joss 10 lhe Bengals in Novrmlx·r. 19~ 1 . No lram has handlrd !he Cha rgcrs bl'lll'r in r('('r nt years . "The.v gol lo our quart erbac k better than a n ~~ o n r - wi th six sacks ." he rera llrd . '' 11 wa s inhumane to ask any man 10 play qua rt erback in !hose conditions," groused San Diego r oach Don Co ryell. reOerling on Ihe 27-7 Joss . Whilr lem pr ra tures won'l ix' as low. lhi' sla kes rema in high when Ihe & nga ls. 5·1, and Cha rge rs , 4·2. meel in lonighl \ nalion a lly lele· visrd conl rs l a l San Di rgo Ja ck Mul1lhYStadium . With jusllhrce ga mes rema ining, a Cincinnali viclory could dama ge the Chargers' cha nces of a homefie ld playofl adva nlage- a nd could send San Diego lo a cold-weat her ··Jrs a crur ia l game for us: · said Kellen Winslow, lhe Chargers· All-Pro lighl end. ·· Jf we ix'all hem. we're in Ihe top lhrec of Ihe AFC. If two teamsrnd up 7-2 a llhee nd oflhe yea r, the firsl liebreakrr for the homefield ad vant age is hcad-lohead compel ilion." i~ imporlanl 10 lhe The Chargers for another reason. a game 8 P.M. Every Nig 'Til Christmas Lloyd then ripped off the next three points to hold seiVe, then held her nexl serve lo close out the sel. Despile lhe score. Navratllova was making Lloyd work for every polnl, changing speeds, hitting dell drop volleys a nd even trading groundstrokes with the baseline queen. Eastern junior high girls win DEFENSIVE SfANCE- Meigs' Greg Taylo r sets up In a defense stance during second quarter action of Saturday's non-conference game against Nelsonville-York. The Buckeyes captured their eighth straight victory, '72-53. Buckeyes in the background arc Tam Taggart (00), Trent Galentin (22) a nd Bob Smathers (14) . site for a second yea r in a row . Navaratilova captures tourney NEW ADULT SIZE WOODEN ROCKERS S3995 TO FlNGER TIP CON'IROL- Kentucky's Dirk Mlnnlefteld goes up Wid over Tulane University's Howard Jenkins (32) and Curtis Wallace (50 right) for two points during the Champlollihtp game of the University of Kentucky InVitational Tournament played In Lexington Saturday night. Kentucky defeated tulane 80-6I to cOnch the U.K.I.T. title, the 22nd time In 30 tournaments. (AP Laserpooto). EAST MEIGS - The Eastern Junior High Girls' basketball team edged Southwestern, 24-19, after marching to a 20-7 third pertod lead. Eastllrn Is now 3-1 overall and Is undefea~ at 3-0 withlll the SVAC. SAVE UP TO $2 995 .........,.,,, up to IJO way below 1339'1 I sgggs TO S40 ~eg. II NEW RECLINER SALE Save NEW:i To complete lhe night, Martina learned with Pam Shrive r to capture the doubles, defeating Paul~ Smith and Candy Reynolds, 64,7-5. F or that, shespllt$28,!XXl. In the singles, she won $75,!XXl and ·ritcreased her 1982 official earnings to a single-season Women's Tennis Krtstt Hawk led the wlnnen with Association reconl $1,475,005. nine points, Tonya Savoy had Lloyd began by breaking Navraseven, · Beverly Wigal four, Erica Ulova In the third game of the · KesSinger two, and Mtchella Capeopening set, the final point coming hart two. on a cross-court forehand that Mart!Jia thought was wide. In the v. Hammond led Southwestern eighth game, with Navratllova Wtth a game-high 13 points, whlle A. leading love.JO, the left -hander sent Arrowood netted stx. a backhand long. Again she complained about the call, which would have given her a love-40 Eastern plays Federal Hocking . advantage and a chance to break at Tuppers Plains on Monday. back. ,...------=t ,, second • ='" Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio IDGH OFF FLOOR - NeJsonvDie's Randy GrWitham goes up In atte,npt to block a jump shot by Meigs' Nick Riggs (20) during Saturday's action at Larry R. Morrison Gym. Nelsonville remained unbeaten with a 72-53 victory. GrWitham had 12 points on the nlgla whlle Riggs finished with 12. Keith Wisecup photo. Jw~'"!!J_IA"•~ ~e~.!~~'-va..J.c. y. ,.A Aces ·'Who 's going to be able to afford gasoline to travel the roads once they 're repaired?" on . �• Poge-4-The Doily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Browns edge Steelers, I 0-9 CLEVELAND !API - Quarterback Pau l McDonald earned his first starting assignment for the Cleveland Browns tx>cause of the ineffecti veness of teamm ate Brian Sipe. He' ll start again nex t week because of the ineffect iveness of the Pittsburgh Steclers. McDonald completed 1 ~1 of 40 pa sses for 2?:1 yards Sunday as the Browns capitalized on two shm1 Pittsburgh punts to beat theSteelers 10-9. The left -handrr. in his third year out of Southern Ca lifornia, replaced Sipe this week because the Browns had oom unable to score more than 14 points in any of theiJ· previous four ga m es. In truth . he comp iled sta tist ics no better than those nm up by Sipe in recent weeks. But a combination of Inspired defensive pia)· and cold,rainy wea ther kept the Steeiers from solving the offensive problems that have troubled them three of the past four weeks. They ha ve been shut out twicP in that spa n. Pittsburgh 's only touchdown Sunday ca me in the second quarter on a li-ya rd pass from Terr·y Bradshaw to John Stallworth . Si't up when McDonald was sacked and fumbled the bail away at hisown 22-yard line. Bradshaw connected on 12 of :l9 passes for 1-14 ya rds and was intercepted four times, including lhrec by Hanford DL,on . 1\vo of Dixon 's interceptions came in the final 6.'i Si'Conds. killing any chance for a Pitlsburgh comeback . Meanwhile. M ark Moseley of Wa shington sure ca n kick. and so ca n Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll about his offense. While Moseley was brPaking the Nationa l Football League record for consecutive successful field goals on Sunda,-with his 21st - and getting the 42 -yarcicr in the snow to beat the New York Giants 15- 14 in the process - Noli was watching quarterback T erry Bradshaw and the Steclcr s' offen se fail apart aga in . In Sunday's ot her afternoon games it was Da llas 21. New Orleans 7: Philadelphia .15. Houston H: Minnesota 34. Detroit 31: St. Louis 10, Chicago 7; Tampa Bay24. Buffalo 2.1; Kansas City 37, Denver 16; J';ew E ngland 16. Seattle 0, • cd Green Bay 20. Baltimore 20 in an overtime tic. On Sunda,· night, it wa s At lanta 17, San Francisco i . l n two Sat urda)' ga m~s it was Miami20 .t h ~ f\:cw York Jets 19.and the Los Angeles Raiders 37. the Los Angeles Rams 31. For Mosele:>. one of the few straight -ahead players in a game dominated by sidewinding soccersty le kickers. it wa s simply a matter of doing what comes naturally putting the bali through the uprights as he had done 20 previous times to lie the record set b)· Garo Yepremian . <.:owhoys t l, Sainls i The Cowboys joined Wa shington in clinching a Na tional Conference playoff IX'rt h. They said their own intensity ,-anished after New Orlea ns quarterback Ken Stabler went ou t with a wrist injury. "We would ha ve been more keyed up if Stabler had been in there." said Dallas Coach Tom Landry . " I know one thing; We hadn't e\W seen a power backfield By The Allloclaled PriM Miami Coach Darrei!Hedrtc says his Redsklns gave their best, but It just wasn't enough. "We just got beat on the boards. The second and third shots killed us," Hedrick said after Saturday night's &3-62 loss to 11th-ranked Tennessee In the championship game of college basketball's Volunteer Classic. Miami jumped ahead 12-10 on a layup by -Billy Lewis with 10: 25 remalnlng In the first half after the game bad been tied five times. The .R edsldns stretched that lead to five points before Tennessee's RobJonessanktwofreethrowswith slxmlnutes left In theopenlngbalfto give the Vols, now IH>, a 21-~ lead that they never loot. Tennessee let Miami come no closer than slx points In the second half.Dale Ellis lead the Vols with 28 points. Senior Craig Tubbs led the Redsldns, 2-5, with ~points. In other non-conference games Saturday night Involving MAC teams, Dayton beat Toledo 6H3, Northern Illlnols defeated Angelo State ~. and Ball State ham· mered Eastern Illlnols 102-89. scores. Eagles 35, Oilers 14 Wilbert Montgomery ran for three touchdowns - 3, 2, and an Eagles -record 90 yards - and Philadelphia cam e up with four interceptions and seven sacks in the rout of the Oilers. With Phlladelphla and Houston each at 1-5enteringthe game, there were26,773 no-shows. Vikings 34, Lions 31 Tommy Kramer threw three TO passes in Minnesota's victory over Detroit, but it was nose tack le Charlie Johnson. formerly of the Eagles. who scored the winning 'I'D, scooping up a Gary Danielson fumble and racing 44 yards with 2:00 to play. Danielson passed for three TDs. two in the closing minute. Cardinals 10, Bears 7 Neil O'Donoghue of St. Louis didn't have a streak going- he was wide to the right on a 48-yard field goal attempt with a couple of minutes to play- but the48-yarder he did hit with 25 seconds remaining was just as decisive as Moseley 's kick. The victory kept the Cards unbeaten on the road . They're winless at home. In tow-nament contests, Southern llllnolsdowned Bowling Green 74-62 In the consolation game of the llllnl Classlc, Central Michigan clipped Hardin-Simmons 63-561n the conso- TOM SEAVER'S TROUBUS - In this 1977 file photo Tom Seaver, pitcher for the Cincinnati Beds, wipes the sweat from his face during a troublesome game against the Chicago Cubs. Now Tom Seaver hopes his problems wW be over as he Is back with die New York Mets alter several years ~ ups and downs. Tom Terrific, as Mets' fans refer to him, says: "1 am oonfldent I can win 15 or more games for the Mets next year." (AP Laserphoto). Seaver's troubles Bucs 24, Bills 23 Doug Williams' two touchdown passes and Cedric Brown's key fumble recovery carried Tampa Bay past !he Bills. Lee Roy Seimon forced the last-minute fumble by Roosevelt Lea ks. who had scored two TDs for Buffalo, and Brown pounced on it at the Tampa Bay 18-yard line. Cltiels 37, Broncos 16 Denver quarterback Craig Morton m ade a brief speech in his official retirement , but the Chiefs' quarterback. Bill Kenney, ruined the day for the Broncos with two second -half touchdown passes. And sa fety Gary Barbaro returned an interception of a Steve De Berg pass 43 yards for another Kansas City score. Patriots 16, Seahawks 0 New England. which shut out Miami in the snow a week ago, blanked the Seahawks indoors this time. The Pats picked off four of Jim Zorn's passes and recovered two Theotis Brown fumbles to blunt Seattle drives. Steve Groga n passed 5 ya rds to Mark va n Eeghen for the game's lone 1D and .John Smith kicked three field goals. Tom Seaver is back where he belongs - in a New York M ets uniform with a big "41" on the back- ready to enlarge on more vital numbers Insuring him a niche in baseball's Hall of Fame. "Numbers" -statistics- are baseball's life blood, and Seaver Is bidding to become one of the all -time pitching leaders, and he's aiready up there in victories (264), strikeouts (over 3,00ll and shutouts (50-plus) . He is 38 years old, coming off his worst season in 16 years in the majors with some alarmists darkly whispering his 5-13 record is proof that his onetime fireballlng right arm suddenly has gone dead. Ridiculous. Only the year before - the strike-punctured season of 1981 -he had the best reco.d in the m ajors with a 14-2 m ark and 2.55 earned run average that helped the Cincinnati Reds post the top winning percentage in the split campaign. Historically deteriora tion in baseball - whether it be hitting, pitching or speed - is not a precipitous thing. Barring injury or some physica l freak, talent erodes gradually over a period of time. Who of us ca n say whether. when spring blossoms, we will see the Seaver of 1981 or the Seaver of 1982? Tom Terrific, as Mets fans adoringly refer to him, has clinically studied what happened in that 12-month gap and believes he has come up with the answer. "I got a severe case of the flu in spring training," he says. I was stuck in bed a week. I didn't pitch for six weeks. I tried to come back too quickly. I didn't have any stamina . " I developed some bad pitching habits. Our pitching coach, Bill Fischer, and I began to use fiim to study the mechanics of my pitching motion to see what I was doing wrong. "We worked 50 minutes at a stretch on mechanics. !tried to slow everyt hing down and found I was slowing my arm down. " It was a nightmare. But I think I have overcome the problem. I have no quaims about my ability to pitch again. "I am confident I can win 15 or more games for the Mets next year." If it is a gamble forthe aging Seaver, it is a double gamble for the struggling M ets and their reasonably new ownership. But the Mets see in Seaver more than a 15-game winner. They see a role model who can not only stabilize the young pitching staff but can stimulate interes t among the fans who haven't forgotten the championship years of 1969 and 1973. In retrieving Seaver in a deal that sent three young Mets to the Reds, the Mets boosted Seaver's exisiting contract from $450,<XX> to $700,<XX> with three more option years and incentive clauses which General Manager Frank Cashen said could put the veteran right -hander in the $1 million-a-year bracket during the life of the contract. In negotiating with the Mets, he insisted that his contract not be guaranteed beyond next year. "If I can't pitch, why should they have to pay me'" he said. "If I can't pitch well enough to pick up a paycheck, I don't want to be paid." Packers 20, Colts 20 Baltimore Coach Frank Kush was far from happy after the Colts avoided a seventh loss. None of that " moral victory" business for him. "As far as I'm concerned , it is stili not a win ," he said. " We stili haven't won one yet.·· The Colts got a 1-yard 1D run by Randy McMillan with 1:22 left in the fourth quarter to tie Green Bay, then each team missed a field goal attempt in the extra period. San Jose rallies to 'defeat Falcons FRESNO, Calif. (AP) - The California Bowl has existed only two years but already has a reputation for sensational finishes. A year ago, Toledo was ahead 21·3 early in the fourth quarter, but San Jose State roared back with three touchdowns to lead 25-24 with 52 seconds left. Toledo then got a 41-yard field goal with 19 seconds r emaining to win ?:1-25. Fresno State exploded for 22 fourth-quarter points Saturday, including the winning touchdown with 11 seconds left, to erase a 21-polnt deflcit and beat Bowling Green 29-281n the second Cal Bowl. Sweeney said he "thought it might be all she wrote" when the Falcons went ahead 28-7 late in the third quarter. "I was beginning to compose my congratulations speech lor Stolz." Dejected Bowling Green Coach . Denny Stolz said seven Fresno State turnovers - four interceptions and three fumbles - should have been " enough. You should be able to win with that. " • But the Bulldogs finally quit giving up the ball and began scoring. Wide receiver Stephone Paige, who had a school record 246 yards on 15 catches, led the turnaround. Satunb,y'l nwiiA Allen E. 61, Pandora.CIIbOa !W Amanda.('klaiTI'('('k ~. ZaiV' Tra('{' Anna !Il, Indian Lalu> 62 Aquinas 54, Marlln~on <UI i\rc'hOOid 63. Ho~ate &I Bt>xley 78. GrancMew <UI Blanrht'stf'r m. SprinROOro 77 Bluthon 62, ~ 54 . Brooke, W. Va. 7'2. StNix'nvllle Cath. ~ Brookville 66, Pn>bk> ShaWT'I('(' til BuckeyP TraU Kl, Fon Frye 31 Buckeye Val. 70, New Albany J1 Cambridge r.;, Miller 54 Canton Cath. 10, Louisville 54 Canton McKinley 82, Clew>. Adams 51 Canlon Sooth 61, Alllanc.'(' 45 Canton Trtntty J{li, Corinth C'hr.46 Carey 58. Old Fort t8 Cedarvllll> 68, 'l'rlad 45 ctn. LaSallt> 73, N. Co!~ Hill 62 Cln. McNicholas ffi, Western Brown 52 Ctn. 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"""'"' """""' "' CVCA !19, KJdron t1 ' RECORD SETfER- Placeklcker Mark Moseley followlflhrougb *MEIGS MARAUDERS 106 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH •. •I F-!6,Wo-32 ~~·:·w~~,.,:"" 'I EASTERN EAGLES SOUTHERN TORNADOES MBGS MARAUDERS JNE>n -Sckl E. Bergholz Sp'tng. 51 Arll~on lation round of the Dallas Morning News Classic, and Western Illlno!s defeated Western Michigan 95-'191n the consolation round of the River City Shootout. . F1yer guard Kevin Conrad hit a game-high 23 points, Including seven stralght In the first half, as Dayton beat Toledo. Conrad hit a three-point play and a pair of jump shots as Dayton raced to a 23 12lead with 8: 35 left In the first half. Toledo nam>wed the score to36-JO at the half. FoiWard Ken Epperson, who had a team-high 20 points for Toledo, then made a three-point play to cut the lead to 36-35 early In the second half. But Dayton built Its cushion back up to 12 points, and led by no fewer than four points therestofthewayln raising Its record to &-1. Toledo 154-2. Center Ron Lindfors hit a layup with 42 seconds left In overtime to give Northern llllnols Its victory over Angelo State. Northern blew a 15-polnt lead the Huskies held with 8: ~left In regulation play when the Rams outscored them 20-5 durtng a seven-minute stretch. The game went into overtime when center Tommie Tyler stole an Inbound pass and laid It In, tying the score at 56-56 with 1: 16left. Tim Dillon had a career-high. 21 points to lead the Huskies, wbo broke a four-game.loslngstreakand improved their record to 2-4. Melvin McLaughlin tossed In 14 points to lead Central Michigan to.Its victory over Hardin-Simmons. TRIMBLE-HOME-DEC. 21 FEDERAL HOCKING--AWAY--DEC. 28 F'ort Jenninw.> 59, Spencervtlle 57 F'ranklln Monroe 39, Covington 37 F'rl'mont Ross fiT. Findlay 49 Gl'('('nfield McClain ~. Adena 59 Hamilton 68, Kettering Alter 61 HarrtlJ:)n 76. Brookville, Ind. 63 · Hebron L.akewoul 53, Heath 47 ~ Akron Sl. V·St M 76. Walsh JPSull "Iii ,. vs. High school cage results.•• Akron Garfield 70, Akron Spril'ij( ! Monday, December 20, 1982 Vols outclass Miami in our lea gue in a long time. George Rogers can pick up a lot of yardage on you." Rogers got 166 yards, a personal and team record, and scored New Orleans· l one touchdown. Tony Dorsett ran forTDsofl and 2 ya rds and Danny White passed 3 ya rds to Do~ Cosbie for Dallas' » DENNIS EICHINGER-COACH CARL WOLFE-COACH GREG DRUMMER-COACH OAT£ OPPONENT Nov 19 Preview ot Athens Nov. 'll Vinton Dec. 3 lopn Dec. 10 at Jackson Dec. II AI Federal Hoding Dec. 17 lrcJrton Dec. 18 Nelsonville-Y<Wk Dec. 21 At Waverly Dec. 28 At Athens Jan. 7 At Gallipolis Jan. 8 At Vinton Jan. 14 At lopn Jan. 21 Jackson Jan. 22 Wahama Jan. 28 At Inmon Jan. 29 Federal Hoding FeU wa... ty Feb. 5 At Nelson~lle- York . Feb. II Athens FEb. 12 At Wahlma Feb. 28 Gallipolis All res~rve g1111es start at 6:JO p.m. DATE Nov.'ll Oec.J Dec. 10 Dec. 17 Dec. 22 Oer, 28 Oec. JO Jan. 7 Jan. 8 Jan. 14 Jan. 15 Jan. 18 Jan. 21 Jan. 28 Jan. 29 Feb. 4 Feb. 5 Feb. II Feb. 12 Feb. 18 OPPONENT Miller At KYI'f Creel< At Eastern North Glllia Wahama at Trim~e Southeasll!rn r DATE Nov. 23 Nov. 24 Dec. 3 Dec. 7 Dec. 10 Dec. 14 Dec. 17 OPPONENT Preview, Rio Grande Federal Hocl<ing Hanrm Trace Fort Frye Southern At Miller At Southwesl!rn Trace Oec. 21 Dec. 18 Jan. 4 Jan. 7 Jan. 11 Jan. 14 Jan. 18 Jan. 21 Jon. 28 Feb. I Feb. 4 Feb. II Feb. 18 At Federal Hocl<ing At Watertord AI North Glllia Miller Kyp1 Croelt Watertord At Hann11 Troce At Southern At Aleunder Southwestern North Gallia At Klll!r Creek Hann~ At Miller At Southwesttrn I Symmes Volley At Wahama (6: 15 £.m.) . Kypr roelt E.astlrn At lopn At North Glti1 Coredo-Ker!OVI At ltln..., Trace at Hrnrtirwtm St. Joe Southwester~ (6:15 p.m.) HOWIE CALDWELL-ASST. COACH MICK CHILDS-ASST. COACH ' TrimUe DON EICHINGER-ASST. COACH �Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Monday, Dt~cember 20, 1982 MONDAY TUPPERS PLAINS - Men's Fellowship of Meigs County Churches of Christ Monday at 7:30 p.m . at Tuppers Plains Church of Chrtst. POMEROY - Winding Trail Garden Club wUIIeave from the Ohio River Co. , parking lot, Spring Ave., Monday at6p.m . at Tuppers Plains Church of Christ. POMEROY - Winding Trail Garden Club wUIIeave from the Ohio Power Co., parking lot, Spring Ave., Monday at 6p.m . to travel to Gallipolis for dinner. A party will follow at the home of MIDDLEPORT Professional Business Women's Club wUI have a Chrtstmas party at the home of Marjorie F etty Monday at 6: 30 p.m. Hostess commtttee In charge of dinner. There wUI be gift exchange. POMEROY - Bible study at the home of Joan Wolfe Monday from 7 to 9 p.m . The program wlll be "The Second Coming of Christ. " Doris Snowden wUI teach. Chester UMW TUESDAY of Beta Sigma Phi wUI hold a . Christmas party and gift ex· change TuL'Sday at 7 p.m. at the home of Tunte Redovlan. Hos· tesses will be Carol Jean Adams, Donna Byer, Carol McCullough, and Chailotte Han· log, and @:tfts are to be wrapped In white paper wtth red rltbon. MIDDLEPORT - Group 2 of First United Presbyterian Church, Middleport, will meet Tuesday at 7: lJ p.m. at the home of Mrs. Carl Horky. Mrs. Eddie Burkett wUI be co-hostess. Study wtll be from chapter7 of the text, and a thank offering wtll be taken. There will also be a $3 gift exchangP. RACINE - A Christmas program will be held at Morning Star United Method ist Church, Rt. 1, Racine, Tuesday a t 7: 30 p.m . The public Is Invited to attend. • POMEROY -XiGammaMu POMEROY - Alpha Delta Kappa Chapter of Meigs County wUI hold Its annual Chrtstmas party at McCqy's Restaurant, Ripley, on Tuesday at 6:ll p.m . There wlll be a gift exchange. Chairwomen are Joyce Ritchie, Patti Struble and Deborah Harris. BATTLING THE ELEMENTS - Joe Valoro of Plyrno.-h, Mass. battles the elements Sunday as he attempted w photograph the stonny Atlantic near Plymouth. Much of the greater Boston area had nntnor accumulations of s now with more expected over the next couple of days. ( AP Laser photo) . Cheste r United Methodist Women held their annual Christ· mas dinner and program Dec. 9. After prayer by Rev. Richard Thomas the group enjoyed a bountiful meal In the socia l room of the church. The program "Christmas Glf! " was presented by Mrs. E the! Orr and Mrs. Marllyn Spencer. ScriP' ture was read from Ma tthew2: 1-12. Severa l readings pertaining to Christmas were given by the leaders. The songs sung were "We Three Kings," "Go Tell It On The Mountain" and "Gentle Mary Laid Her Child" accompanied by Mrs. Clarice Allen a t the plano. A poem ''The End of Bethlehem" a nd prayer by Rev. Thom as completed the program. The group gatbered around a lighted tree for their gift excha nge. Those present were Mrs. Mildred Gaul, Mrs. Kathryn Baum, Mrs. Clarice Allen, Mrs. Bernice Batley, Mrs. Altona J(arr, Mrs , .Marilyn Spencer, Mrs. Ka thryn Windon, Mrs. Helen Wolf, Mrs. Bertha Smith, Mrs. Kathryn Mora, Mrs. Eva Hollon, Mrs. Clara Conroy, Mrs. Ethel Orr and Mrs. Betty Roush. Guests present were Rev. Richard thomas, Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hicks, Mrs. Donna Jacks, Mrs. May Holter, Mrs. Opal Kloes, Mrs. P auline Ridenour, Roscoe Hollon, Mlss Melissa Dempsey, Mrs. Sharon Louks, Mrs. Opal Eichinger, Errol Conroy, Mrs. Martha Lee, Fred Smith and Mrs. janet Eblin. Reedsville UMW Astrograph The Reedsville U.M.W. held Its Christmas m eeting In the church basement. A buffet dinner of turkey a nd aU the trtmmlngs was served. The tables a nd the room were decorated In the Christm as them e. Mrs. VIolet Sattertleld showed slides telling the Christmas story na rrated by program leader, Mrs. Sandy Cowdery. Members of the group portrayed the characters. Recorded music of Christmas Decemher 21, 1982 You a re likely to do more t raveli ng for fun purposes this comin g year than you have for quit e a while. Your trips are apt to be r1. s hort duration. but they will include pleasant adventures. SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your mate' s way of handling fa mil y fund s toda)· co uld be better than yours, so If practical suggestions are offered don 't turn a de af ear to them. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) Stick to procedures today which, yo u know from CX Jl'ricnce. will produce desirable results. It 's oot a good day to experiment with unt ested methods . AQUARIUS (,Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Well·intentioned friends could offer yo u business adv ice today which mig ht not serve your best in terests. Take t he ir co unsel with a grain of sa lt . PISCES (Feb. 20-March 201 Timing is very important today regarding so m ~t hin g you hope to accomplis h. If yo u jump In pre ma tu 11' i)' . it co uld sot you !Jack rather than move you ahead. ARIES ( ~lardJ ~ h\pri l 19) Your ca ree r hunches are likely to be on targe t today. but )'Our insig hts in ot her a rea s could be off the mark. Be careful. TAUIWS ( April 20-May 20) Business a nd pleasure may not make a good mix toda)'. so thi nk twi ce before In volving yo ur social contacts in carols were played. Mrs. VIvian Humphrey closed wtth a prayer . A short business session was conducted by Mrs. Dolly Reed. Fifty-two shut-In calls were reported. Gifts were exchanged a nd secret pals revealed . The following were present In addition to the above named: Mrs. Vlrglnia Wal· ton, Susie Cowdery, Marlene Put· ma n, Nola Young, Pat Martin, Connie Bowman, Mamie Buckley, Sue Douglas , Tam! Putman, Mat· thew Putman, Mary Alice Blse, Erika Boring, Verna Rose, Bar· bara Masters, Sue Reed, Angle Reed, Mary Acors, Pearl Baker, Dorotha Reibel. a nd Lillian Pickens. Mrs. Acors a nd Mrs. Reed became new members. Mrs. Bor· log a nd Mrs . Douglas were awa rded door prizes. The next meeting will be at the church with Dolly Reed a nd Marlene Putnam serving as hostesses. Rutland Garden Club The annua l Christmas dinner party of Rutland Garden Club was held recently a t Meigs Inn. Mrs. Ralph Turner made a Christmas arra ngement of gold balls and tinsel with yellow mums a nd Mrs. Robert Canaday dis· played red velvet roses and greenery In an arrangement at the party. Mrs. J a mes Nicholson conducted tbe business meeting with Miss Ruby Diehl giving devotions from the Christmas Ideals and the Christmas Story. Roll call was answered by the 16 members wtth each giving a holiday memory. Members providing arrange· ments for churches and other places during the past month were Mrs. Harvey Erlewlne, Mrs. VIrgil Atkins, Mrs. Carl Deniso n, Miss Diehl, Mrs. Nicholson, and· Mrs. E ugene Atkins. Mrs. Dorothy Woodard won the traveling prize furnished by Mrs. E ugene Atkins. Mrs. Canaday will furnis h the one for January. Mrs. Roy Snowden reported that the Rutland Civic Center had been paid $100 by the Meigs County Garden Clubs Assoclatbn for use of the facility for the annual Chris t· mas flower show. , Members participating in the show wtth exhibits were Mrs. Canady, Mrs. Chris Diehl, Mrs. Eugene Aikins, Diehl, Mrs. VIrgil Atkins, Mrs. Snowden, Mrs. Harry Williamson, Mrs. Turne r and Mrs. Nicholson. Several won ribbons for their entries. It was noted tha t the order of trees from the state association will be combined with that of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners. For the progra m, Mrs. Bernard Ledlie reviewed material from the Flower Garden magazine on recy· cling a Christmas tree. She des· crlbed burning the tree as a crime since there are used for the needles and boughs around the yard and garden. Mrs. Dayton Parsons gave timely reminders for January. She said that outside lawn work should be continued during mild weather and th at houseplants should be the center of a tt ention during severe we~ther. Consider washing dusty leaves, misting and spraying the plants, but refrain from fertlllztng. She also noted that evenin g Is the best time to feed tbe birds. A gift excha nge was conducted by Mrs. Marvin Wllson, favors were given by Mrs. Diehl and Mrs. Nicholson, and the group had a carol sing led by Mrs. Paul Wino and Mrs. Denison in conclusion. PHCC staff The annua l Christmas party of the dietary department of the Pomeroy Health Care Center was recently hosted by Frances Ca· rleton at her home, which was decorated in the holiday theme. A potluck dinner was served, and gifts were exchanged. Those a ttend· ing played ga mes, with prizes going to Violet Wa lker and Dora Klrby. The door prize was won by Albert Imboden. Others present were Pam McLaughlin, Mildred Brooks, Carol Will, J a ne Simpson, and Lee Hysell. Woodmen's supper held in Coolville Cold weather did not daunt mem bers of Mode rn Woodmen of Amerra, Camp 10900, as they met for their annual oyster supper at Coolville Elementary Sc hool Cafeteria . In fact, the hot soup and other foods served up by Lee Henderson, Alfred, and Ralph Hende r son, camp secretary, CoolvUie, seemed to " hit the spot," and tbe Chris tmas desse rt s furnis hed by camp members were a marvel to behold. Opening prayer a nd pledge service were led by Phyllis Jack· son, CanaanvUie; Cha rl?s Carr, Alfred; Lee Henderson, Alfred, a nd Frank Kerce!, Coolville. Dalton and Edna Forrtder. Cool· ville, received a community se(· vice plaque for 32 years of service to Boy Scouts of America. Mrs. yo ur comm r rcial interests. GEMI!'.'I (May 2l.Junc 20) Persons you have helped will be helpful to you today, but if you seek th e a id of individuals whom you have rejected , they're a pt to turn you down . CANCER (.J une 2 l , h~y 22) T rea t everyone with consideration today. Don't s t ~p out of character and behave haughtily to one in a subserviPn t po sit ion. LEO (.July 23-..\ug. 22) As long as .vou stay within fa mil iar rea lms tod ay, your rcsu lh will il<• rewardi ng. However. ii you experiment in new fields it ma.\ · bf' .::r diff('rrnt The Daily Sentinei- Page-7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • • Groups hold holiday meettngs, parttes Calendar Addalou Lewis with a hand· crafted or $2 gift exchange. Wrappings will be judged. Monday, December 20, 1982 ~!r, r) ·. VIRGO 1,\ug . tl·S<·pl. t~ 1 Th" is not a good day to make a s nap decis ion abou 1 important fam il y ma tt ers. Take lots of time to weigh the altern atives be for~ rendering a judgmcn 1. LIBRA (Se pt. 23-0ct. 23) Unless you have something complimcntar)· to sa.v a bout oth ers toda y, you'd be wise not to say an)· thing. Biting comment s wil l not be forgi ven or forgotten. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) Unless )'Q u are extremely watchful and prudent in money maners toda y, you are li kely to spend for things which you co uld easily do without Forrider Is scoutmaster of Troop 52, Coolville, Hoc k-Hocking Dis· lrict, in Katooga Area Council. Mrs. Forrlder has been a de an leader In cub scou Is for 18 year s. The Forrlders and Thelma Clegg, he r mother, have co nducted summer day camp for cubs at Strouds Run for six years. They have six children, all of whom have participated In scouting. Forrlder has been employed at Walker Machine Company, Parkersburg, for eight years. Kody Channell J ackson, Canaan· ville, was welcomed as the newest member of the camp. A poinsettia was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Hayes, Chester, In honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. Robert PUllins and Naomi Gra· ham presented a resume ct recent community ac tion progra ms , and contributions were taken for the Salvation Army a nd baskets for the needy. Plans were made for celebratin g the 100th anniversary of Modern Woodmen of Amert a in 1~ . and for a matching-funds benefit party In January. omcers for 1 ~ are Freda Morris, Athens, watchman; C. W. Henderson, Alfred counsel; W. H. Carr, adviser; Hobart Swartz, escor~ G. C. Griffin, C. Lee Henderson, and Nina Robinson, Alfred trustees; Kay Sheridan, sentry; and R. C. Henderson, CoolvUie, secretary. Roberta Kercelled the group in a reading, "Santa delivered trea ts to children and they sang " Rudolf, the Red-Nosed Reind eer ." Cheer plates were delivered to shut-ins, and door prizes were received by Warren Elliott and Oste Hender· son, GuysvUie; Lisa Burke, Ches· ter ; Thelma and Tommy B ender· son, Wanda Findling, and Marlene Donovan, Alfred; Betty Dunfee, Little Hocking; Thelma Clegg, Torch; Oscar Pennington, Silver Rldge; Roberta Kerce!, Hazel Parrish, Naomi Graham, Marte Root, Mike Sherida n, Conrad Bentz, and Juanita Johnson, Coolville . SERVICE - Members of Salisbury Brownie Troop 1220, led by Janel Simpson, have coUecU.>d Joys lobe given to lhe Salvation Anny's program w help the underpriveleged at Christmas time. Representing the troop with some of the wys are, first row, from left, Elli.aheth Downie, Connie Saulters, Rebecca Bowers and Emily l~tyh; "-'<'ond row, from left, Misty Butcher, ( 'ourtJte)' Midkiff, CLo;.sie lluhbard and Angie Teaford. Cancer management more individualized By S. MICHAEL Cancer management today is becoming increasingly individua lized hoth with respect to diagnostic procedures a nd treatment. "Early detection is followed by a precise staging of the disease, and the use of more than one kind of therapy, often in combination, " says S. Michael, public information chair· man of the American Cancer Society of the Meigs County unit. The following 14 ca ncers a few decades ago had very poor prognosis - today they a re being cured in ma ny cases, predominantly IJe.. cause of chemotherapy adva nces: acute lymphocytic leukemia . adult myelogenous leukemia: Hodgkins' disease, histiocytic lymphoma. Burkitt's lym phom a , nodu lar mixed lymphoma, Ewing's sa r· com a, Wilms' tumor, rhabdom y· osarcoma, choriocarcinoma. tes· tlcular ca ncer. ovarian cance r. breast ca ncer, os teogenic sa r· q{ma. Other cancers are being more 'effectiveLy .controlled tha n in the past. The American Ca ncer Society says, " that an outstanding example of progress Is the lmprovemcn t in the management of Hodgki n's disease (a ca ncer of lymph glands Buckleys honored for 25 th year Mr. a nd Mrs. Ra nda l Coulson and daughters, Joy a nd Kay, honored Mr. a nd Mrs. Chester Buckley with a dinner celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Coulson baked an anniversary cake decorated with the miniature bride and groom that was used a t their wedd ing. They a lso presented them with a silver bowl decorated with the Christmas theme. Othe rs .present were Ben Buckley. Ann and Jimmie Buckley and Rene Coulson. in predominantly young adults )." Bett er disease staging in ce rtain cases, more precise applicat ion of new and improved x·ra y therapy and·or a combination of four ca ncer dru gs has resulted in remarkably improved survival. In less than 10 yea rs. the five-year survi val ra te for ea rly cases rose frorn 68 to 90 percent , and from 10 to 70 percent for ad va nced cancer. Research continues by the Amer· ican Cance r Society in the diagnosis and trea tment of ca nce r in the desire to conque r can cer and for better ma nagement . For furthe r information on the current and future research in ca ncer diagnos is and treatment call 992·7531 or stop at the office on Mulberry Hts . HUBBARD' GREENHOUSE Syracuse. OH . Now Open For The Christmas Holiday Season Meigs resident completes basic Navy Seaman Rec ruit ChrisMcKJ nney, son of William a nd Carla McKJnney of 592 Laurel St., Middleport , has completed recruit training a t the Naval Training Cent er, San Diego. During the eight·week tra ining cycle, trainees studied general military subj ects designed to prepare them for further academic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy's 85 baste occupationa l fields. Included In their studles were seama nship, close order drill, na vy hlstory a nd first aid. Personnel who topher~· complete this course of instruction are e l !~ibl e for three hours of college : redit in P hysical Educa· lion and Hygiene. Large selection of Poin settias in Pots and Hanging Baskets. Christmas Cactus, Violets. Foliage Plants & Hanging Baskets . Candl e arrangements. door wreathes. and cut Christmas Trees. Now Taking Orders for Grave Blanket s. Open Daily 9 to 5 Sunday 1 to 5 PH . 992-5n6 r1tB'> ,. 1111 ~·AM} J.suge mlcrow•v• with 10 recipes f2~ '$39895 ' 'Tis the season of merriment and festive days, that we all look forward to in so many ways. As we celebrate this Yuletide with good friends and good cheer, we're especially happy to extend our glad tidings to all of you who've been our special friends throughout the year. With warmest wishes and many tnanks, may you enjoy the happiest and healthiest of holidays. Plus Tax Each of These Advertised Items Is Readily Available For Sale As Advertised. E10741 $37500 Kenmort dryer features Fabric Master that au·tomatically determi~s load dryness Wllile. Pto1S TIX IHowinow " E" Ind " BR"CIUDgqpll 1 CUT ~.00 •••••lhipplng.......,IIMiny Pto1S Tu .Ail _ _ _ pion~ /Searsf ·' CHRISTMAS HOURS Fri., Dec. 24-9a.m. to 12 Noon CHRISTMAS DAY-QOSED S2799S .llan-•,...... . . __.... .-In-. _ln __. . -..-.,... CUT 190.00 · Authorized Catalog Merchants Gregg & Patty Gibbs 108 W. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OH. HOURS: PHONE : Mon.· Tues.-Wed.·fri. 9 to 6 !Ohio) 992-2178 Thurw. 9 to 12 fW, Va.) n3-96n Sat. 9 to 2 Rutland Furniture will be open starting Thursday, Dec. 16th till 8:00 P.M. each • even1ng till Christmas (Except Sunday). HOLIDAY HOURS Large capacity pair Kenmore ® was htr has l ·speeds. 6 cyctts and excJusive Ouai·AetJon' 111 ag1tator. Whitt. _ - HONORED - Edna and Dalton Forrlder, Coolville, hold a Modem Woodmen of America Service Award received for 52 years mBoy Scouts of Ameri!a leadership roles. BANK ONE· = ~ Member FDIC " BANK ONE OF POMEROY Pomeroy-RuUand-Tuppers Plains ..wwwa ....._ ..... ....._ .. NEW YEAR'S HOURS Fri., DeC. 31-9 .a.m. to 3:00 NEW YEAR'S DAY-QOSEI) THE "YOUR FINANCIAL CENTER" Farmers ENTRALTRUST Bank COMPANY INSTAllMENT LOANS . 666 Mrmbtr Your Community Owned Bank t92·3007 t7 NOIITH - 111-MT • ' ·1 I I , �Monday, December 20, 1982 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel Business Services PHONE 992-2156 Or Wnte Ol1lly S.nhnl4 CliSSifttd Dtpt Ill Court Sl PoMroy Ohio 4S769 ~= -I Cooo n l '"' "~' lpood n od • onul l p o d n u .. onn l . .... 11 l uonou OH o" ""' ' 1 1 ,. • .,., oo l oan J l .... ...... ... . , . ... "'" ' 1"'"""'- l , ............ - • a....... . 8 l oo oon d f o ~nd 7 Yo1d I to po•d n od• on oo l I Pub•< hlo ]1 Homoo l ., hl o S l l u~ d ng Su pph"" 511'0 10 lo • Solo 12 M ob ~o H omOl ' "' S olo 6 7 M u toc ol l no u men to ll -· - ''"'"fat Solo lOi u o,... u l ul d noo ·- 41 11 ... Mol o 11 .., 1 M o b~ ol1 o mo ol no lio n< 4) f 01 m ol o• A on I 44 4poolmon t lo1 ll onl 0& f u < niO~ ~ d Ao omo 4 I Spo co In li on• 4/W M IOd <n Aon< 41 !qu pmonl In• Ron > 42 10 lui nu t h o" ~ ~ I~ Sc h oo" l & lhd o I II & C 6R e oooo 17 M lO non ~ • I I Won todl o Oo Public Notice Motor Veh1cle Dea~rs In acco rct1 ncP wrth Sec tr on 307 86 of thP Ohro Rev rsed Codf' SPJIN1 hrds w•fl bf' rf'Cf'•ved bY thf' Or anqe Town sr1 p Tru SIP.P.S Merqs County rn thr ho rnr o t th P. clerk N na Rnb•n son loca trd rn At 2 Coolv11lP Oh•o untrl 7 00 PM on January 14 1983 thP brd s w II be oprned at 7 00 P M J?lnua ry I 4 1983 and read aloud tor thf' tollow rng vehrcle E<lLh b•d 10 mef't the condr hons and specrlrcJ tlo ns as tal low s have Httle money left over lor Christmas presents lor their three chUdren. Sitting on her lather's lap Is Amanda, 20 months, wbo has cystic fibrosis. (AP Laserphoto). Stress heavy on unemployed TOI.E OO Ohto tA P t - K at r n T oth saYS shr can face thts Chi iStmas st'ason \\l lh Ll smlif' F01 2.J hoUJ hot linf' r I?<.'C'IVCS ar P up onl v about 1 prt cr nt tht s month frcm the not m<111 al!•of bet\1 een 600and 700a thr fu st limP m month But h<' adds. the mr tdents of 1tolr nre and th e sen ousness of the c1 numiX' t of\ C'dl s shr and hr t tht t'<' cht lch r n ha ven t I f'('('l \ cd an ('V IC' ! JOn n Oll ('( ' Ovct the vra 1s csp<'C'Ia ll\ \\ hf' n 1 \\ d S on m\ 0\\ n \\ tth thf' kid s .mel JUSt hv mg on Sh2 a \\ P<•k m c hJi d s up~r t 11 s l.xi.... n d lot \ \ 0 1 Sf' said M ts r oth. 3.J I " ' it' .t t nt<l to lx• a sun 1\ 0 1 that ~ ~ill I don I mti m l da tf' f'd s Jh But she <.Jncl hr 1 husbt~nd rom l2 unPm plu\ L>d fur mus l ol t h1 Pf ' \ C\ 11 s fr om h1s faL 101\ Job ad m il Ch JJs t Jl1J S IS !hf' St 'dS(Jn \\ hpn i ht ' pt f'SS Ut rs of bf'mg out of H 01 k <.II r \\ 01 Sl l ou kn m~ tf I \\ .J ~ \\ or ktng I d ha\l' pt rsent s ptlf'CI up us htgh as the C'hllstma s ltr<' f01 lht ktd s 1 uth s<.n d But I c.m 1 :\ nd ht' ( ou sr· of !hel l 10uhutt It ltUII Sel lot und i OU dun 1 lt.'f' l like·\ uu r 1 \\ or th mu c h Ps\C hologl sts sO< t.d \\ Ot k1 •r s a nd c rt srs tnl (' l\ t. n rr un st.rffrr s il g"lt'(' D urmg thl' holtdd\s j)dtltlu 1<11 11 Chllstm.ts lhl' loss of sl'if pstf't ' m con tX' d.m ger ous to Pg o~ o h eCJ cl \ smar ttn g fJO m df' ptl'SS tun bwugh t tm b\ J Oble ss n C' s~ :vltkP Dodson of th<' I o l~<lo Rl SCU (' ( I ISIS Sl. ' !"\ ]('f'S ( t 'll h ' l SLI\ s thf' num tx ·t u l lo lls tht ' ogt' nc \ s C\ ttlf' rs \\hO threaten sutctde a t C' bt>commg mm C' mtensC' !3oth Dodson and Belma Langh olz a psvrhologtst and soc tal w01 kr t f01 th e Sa lvation Arm y m 1 olt'<lo. s.11 the most sevrrr> r m ollonal stt C'sses orfl on the new! ~ unr mpl01 ed Mt s Langholz calls thPm thr nr11 poot " 'l ltrsr el l r pcoplr mtddle munagrmPnt JX'Oplr often. who hu1 r ne1 r t been cxpos<'li to the 11 r lf,u r s\S tl'm tx>forr. she satd Thl'l lm t n th c1 ·, r gomg to have to stand m an unrmplovment ltne along 111lh e1 PI) bocl\ r lsr. or ltne up el l thP 11 clfat r office ell 5 m the mot nmg elnd the1 bt r uk down l'hr\ bt m k d011 n fa st Th<' T oth s S.l \ thf'll own togethC' r m•ss has hrlprd thrm cope lfllll r t en tfor eliO\lng famtl\ a suppo r t tng fam tlv w e'd never hil \C' meldP II MIS Toth satd We· 10 bu\ mg thiS house from a l,nn Pr \\ ho undr r stands the sttu a lion lf wr tr latr wtth a pa ymrnt he dOf'sn 1 pr r ssur r us she sa td · If we'd been buy mg from a bank or a loan company, we'd havr been out on the streets a long ttme ago " Her husband has worked fi ve weeks thts year and w01 ked seven weeks last year JUSt enough to qualify for unemployment compen salton Toth used to do odd JObs around the neighborhood, but he says lately people ca n't afford to htre hun Hts regu lar employment wa s tn a companv that makes pat1s f01 ratlroad car s Smce the recess ton, though orders have been down and few wot krt s are still on the JOb at the company Fornov. the famtly livesonabout $7!.0 a month , mcludmg chtld suppott pa vments frcmMt s Toth's ex husband Two of Mrs Toth s daughters are fi om a prev tous SINGLE AXLE DUMP TRUCK 1 - One 1982 or 1983 rnodel dump truck wr th Peab odv Gil lron or equ va len t dump body 120 x 8 4 x 30 head c~ n rltnrlqatr w•th cen ter door rn qa tP rn rn mum S•ZP. 16 J( 10 npPn nq 2 Fr on t mou ntP.d 1 2 ron tri Pscoprr ho•st lt1ree tou rt h s Lrb 3 Protr>ctor wl!h 4 wrnq s 4 - CJb lrqh ts 4 ro rnrr ltQhts and 6 ""IIPc tors 5 - Mud Flaps (J - WhPPI ba sr> 84 c ab to axiP or srr taiJIP l0 r hody 110 IPPI (jumn hOdy) 7 2<1000 GV W 0r 9 - 10 500 tbs 2 <;pePd If' ll tlXIf' 11 ~l"l f'P fi ,yn rh rornP sh 10 tr.:rn ~ rn ..,S•Cl ' l or d r('Cl m lrl th 11 360 { U Ill V 8 QJS PnOtnf Ot I!IICJf'l 12 r uf'l tdnk rntn •mu m ( lfld C rv 60 qallon <; 13 tl 000 lhs m 1n1mum !r ant sprmq can;u rty 111 1 \ 000 lbs rn•n11num If ar sr r nq c apacrl y 11) Au( I arv re,n !>Pt1ng s 1+J (nmhu1J iton lr nnl and rr> rr r1 rr>tlrOnat Stqn:ll hoh l<> 17 !rrt lk hJJa rc! •,w •!( h 18 Ou 1l elect r c hwn s 1~ - Hr .JTer and Q,•l/ ostf'r 20 1wo spePd w •nds h•Pifi w pr•r , an(! wJshPr'> 2 1 - PowPr Stf>f' r nq 1'he pt essures Mt s Toth says havr been wor st on het husband He's nr1e1 been latdofft hts long b<>fore." she sa td " 0 11 , thLs vear IS bad lot a lot of people but 11 s hat drs! on Tom He s ne1r t had a famtl\ to take cat r or heforr " i\tound Chnstma s. l fcr l like I mabout I mchtall ' Toth sa td " It gets to thl' pomt whr rr you hair to srr Chnst mas rome , Smce I can ' t ch ange htm, there s no pomt tn jea lou sy - he savs these btm bos mea n nothmg, they re JUS I relief from boredom He once cont racted gonorrhea so I al wavs get a VD ex am ma tlon shortly aft er he returns frc m a tnp Tht s made me feel fatrly safe, until 1 started r eadmg about mcurable herpes He seem s unwornrd w on' t even uSC' a · safe · How ca n w e be sun: we w on 't ca tch thts dtsease? - REALLY WORRI ED DEAR WORRIED Easy Make lovesolelv wllh each other But since the ani) new leal your hu sband tu r n'> ovC' r w tll not doubt be a ft g lea f. you " R W ," may soon progress to safety through abstmence If that doesn t stop hiS hanky panky nothmg wtl l ' And DEAR HELE N SPvera l of your women corres pondents have recently confessed they aren't su1e about the father hood of thetr babies "Was he husband or lover'1 " If blood types rule out neither man, t hey can resort These women can take comfort and feel less gutlty knowmg they are among many led to mfidehty by btology - NICHOLAS DEAR NICHOL AS Btology or chemtstry? It's all the same to a cuckolded husband who, say many regretful " ktss and tell" 1·.1ves, 1s best left un.aware Read on n - ''~\ I '• I 1( I \ 'r II 1 I ,, " sophtsttca ted blood tests and stu dtes of mhent ance tsuch as hen ta btllly of fmgerpnnts 1 These mod ern tests are proving that at least 10 prrcent of chtldren tdentifled by couples as thetrs wer e not fathered by the husband Though 10 percent seems high, there are good physiological r.ea sons why short alfatrs are often m01 e fertile than married Inter course In humans and many other mammals, a " new " female 1n creases male sperm count and other fact or s related to ferttllty Al so. wJVes of mferttle husbands may , after much trying and falling, he suoconsc10usly pushed toward the alternati ve by their mnate drtve to reproduce DEAR HELEN It's very noble and honest to teU your husba nd you aren't sure he's the father of your chtld, then put him through all sorts of tests to make certain But why hurt a man just to relieve your conscience? I used to wonder about the patermty of our wonderiul son but outgrew It when l thought things through You see, I'm 50 percent certain m y husband ts the biological father, but 100 percent certam he ts Joe Jr 's hest and only real Daddy That's good enough for me' HAPPILY FEELI NG NO GUILT Got a problem? An adult subject for dtscusston? You can talk It over m her column if you write to Helen Bott el, care of thi s newspaper 5.:J d t<' l'h Uf' nl'r S\ I ;Jf U:-.( ( •llll'r ta tnC'd H tl h J l'htm ksgt \ mg dtnnf'r at her homf' A llf ndtng \ H n_ Mr and M ts II tllt.t m !.<h<'" <~ nd fam tly Btl I\ Pom<•ro\ I rd John and Chcrvl l.i'hcv. (,allqx •l ts and.t friend. Dea n ,\ krrs. Ca lltpol ts Loutse Cond<· Pttt sbUI gh Pa ts vtSillng herr II ilh hPI SISIC'l £3r t tha Condf'for thr holida vs TRUC K BID 3 7 - O•dder to lu1n sh therr o wn b td fo rms hs t1ng btd pr• c ~ as tnd•c aten on the hne ttem sp ec tl •r a r tons s hf'Pt a s adverttsPd 38 - Dr>lrvery mu st be made by the success ful b•dder 90 days altc' btds are awarded 01 b d •s vo r<led 39 - The Oranqf! l own shtp Trustees may accept the lowest btd 01 selec t I he best btd tor the 1n tended purpose and rese rvr th P 11 <1 ht to accP.p t or re1ec t anv or all h•fi<o and or any part thPreot Ntn a Roh•nson Clr.rk RR 2 Bo ' 171 Cootv,llf' Oh1o 4 5723 1121 13 20 27 31 Public Notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus, Ohta December 10, 1982 Contract Sa~s Legal Copy No 83· 31 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT BRS 960- 21 Sealed pr oposals w111 bP recetved iH th e oll rce at the Drr ectot o f t hP Ohto Depar t men1 o t Transpor ta tM)n ( alum bus Ohto unt•l 10 DO A M Oh o Swndatd rr mr Tuesday Janu ary 1 l 19 83 lor mpr ove ments •n M etg s County Ohto on Sec t ton bA EG 12 4 4 3 68 State Route No 12 4 rn Le banon To wnsh tp by qr ad tng dra•n•ng ,md resu rl ac•ng w cth asphal t conc rete and by con struc ttn Q Brt dQP No M EG 12 4 4 36 9 J conttnuous con crete sta b Wt th c apped p tle substru c ture !sp<Jns 30 teet 3 7 5 lef: t - 30 fAe t roadway 28 teet betwPen qua rdra tl s) over Laucks Run PavemPnt W cd th - 18 teet Pro tect Le ngth 200 DO fppf or 0 03 A m lr --+-+....;.+--+--i 15 --+-+....,.±--t-"""1 any ad Your ad wtll be --+-+-+--+--! put 1n the proper Birth an nouncement ' - -..L--..1..---'---L--:These cash rates m c lud e d1scount !Wa nted 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 17 18 19, 20 21 22 23 24 25 10. 11 12 13 - - - -· 14 IS 16 26 27 28 29. 30 31 32 33 1n "' '" 'on eu c""" "' 5 71 l U 2fi.ll 1 41 ) 79 A o G•ondo Ou.on 0 00 Atob •• 0• 01 Wolnll JU c... , ..,., 909 742 u ~' " ' ~ wo• d • Up"' ' ~ .,.. o •d• Ms Jane Wagner Treasurer (1 The Dally Sentinel 111 CourtSt. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 Ill 195 9Jl Ro c,., Aul/o M COCII• IIo Onodo, " '"' " "" t l OO '"••• d•• " '~''"" So do, , ,. ,, .,,. 14 00 1100 Public Notice COMMON PLEAS COURT. PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Dougtao W. Utile. Ouonbn of the-ond-ofEvoL COnkle, an Incompetent SMITH NElSON MOTORS, INC. LOCATED ON STATE ROUTE 124 EAST OF RUTLAND 614-742-2178 Pomeroy. Oh Ph 992·2174 •BLOWN INSULATION •SIDING •ROOFING •NEW CONSTRUCTION SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED CALLAL Ph. 742-2328 PH. 94~2182 or 949·3055 VI· Hlo llld WM'd. Eva L Conkle, ot ol, II 3 I mo 12 131 mo Dofondontl BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U.S. Rt. SO E~s1 Guysv1lle, Oh1o Author11ed JC)hn Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equtpment Parts &Servtce 1 3 tf c S&WTV AND APPLIANCE SERVICE Chester, Ohto Ph. 985-4269 or 985-4382 Oewayne Wil1ams & Scottie Sm1th All makes and models Antenna lnstallaton House calls and shop S8f'VICe available 12 3 1 mopd C... No 23,B7B 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992·2259 of JanualV I 983 at 9 00 AM at tt'le Metgs County Court Hou se Pomeroy Ohto th e follow1ng descnbed real estate S1tuated rn the County of Metg s State of Ohto and tn the Vrll age of Pomeroy to w1t In th e north pan o f 10 0 Acre Lot No 303 To wn 2 Range 13 and bounded and des cnbed as follows vtz Be•ng f1fty teet w tde on the street by 100 feet deep lyrng on the east s•de of and ad )ornrng the lot owned by Anthony Ra pp old 2nd and bounded by lrnes p arallel to the sa•d Rappold s lo t and on The fr ont by a c ont tnuatron o f the same Berng the same lot w hrch was conveyed to the satd Valent•ne Dunen ho fer by John M assar and w1fe by d eed da1ed January 17 1868 and re corded rn Volume 33 Paae 37 and 38 o f the Aeco •d s o f Deeds ol M ergs County Ohro Berng known as l ot No 484 on the plat Reference Deed Vo lume 273 Page 807 and Volume 286 Page 8 77 Reco rd s ol Deed s of M etgs Co unty Ohto The premrses are appra rsed at S I 8 000 00 and must be sold for noTless th an TWO·th rrds (2 3) of the apprarsed va lue and the term s of sal e are Cash Dou glas W Lrtt le GUARDIAN OF EVA L CONKLE 112120 27 1113 3te Happy Face Clown ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes - exten s1ve II II GUN SHOOT "CUT FOR FUTURE USE" RACINE FIRE DEPT. KEN'S APPLIANCE Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only. 11-26-1 mo. remodeling o£1ectnc wolk .Custom Pole Bldgs & Garages otloolmg WO<k eAiummum & Vmyl S1dmgs 15 Years Expenence GREG ROUSH PH 992-7583 0< 992 2282 ~c H. L WRITESEL GARAGE •Gutters •Downspouts •New or Repair •Painting St I Rt 124 Pomeroy , OH AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES Also Transmissoon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3 24 tfe Ph. 992-2791 or 949-2263 7 14 de C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS SIZes start from 12 x16 Custom ktlchens and balhtooms ~emodeltng, add·ons, new homes, plumbtng, electnc, stdtng UTILITY BUILDINGS SIZes trom 6 x6 Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-6011 Rt 3 Box 54 Racme Oh Ph 614 843 2591 10 6 tic FRONT ST - MIDDLEPORT - Abeallliful ~ewol r~er lmm your own Irani porch Remodeled 4 bedroom home. ltreplace. ~tdtng doors lo large deck Basement carpeting, mce level lot $45,DOOOO POMEROY - Convemenl to schools. stnres, churches' 4 5 bedroom, l 'h slory house. wtth new ca rpeltng, mce ktlchen wtlh dtshwasher. tange Ublity room porches Ntce home, good pnce $27,50000 BISSELL SIDING CO. DOZER BACKHOE LOWBOY " Beaut1ful, Custom Bu1tt Garages" CaJI for free s1dmg est1mates , 949-2801 or·' SEPTIC SYSTEMS CALL 992-2903 lh~ MINIFARM - Greallot hotse ~ Aproxtmalely 10 acres of rolling land wtth tanch type 3 bedroom home Basemen! pond Secluded $5300000 Ad Good For 15% OFF ON PERMANENTS Mon.·Tues.-Wed. Now thru Dec. 31 KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 169 N. 2nd Mtddleport, OH. PH. 992-2725 edozer ob<ickhoo eexcavat1ng ..,pliC sys18mS edump truck S&Mce -..edtng and reclaimulQ •Racme and Syracuse sewer hookup Work Insured and 126-Tllriftr C..ftr fltrnts 121-Pilloll SlooiHIIIs lla.c..dltl wltlt ~quam IIHIIJ Art tl Ntlllllpoint 114-Cialplltl ,,..,.. 112-PrilllfaUM JU.EIIJ Art If Hllrplto' CIOChtt •• I PH JIM CUFFORD 992·7201 I0-7Hc Spoc18!S OHIO DELIVERY PH. 985-3892 or 985-3837 12 10 I mo pd 'MIOOIWRKS Rt I, Box 277 RAVENSWOOD. WV 304-273-3660 " We Are Now Open" W h's Made Of Wood We c.n Make h •Furmture *BLtildinr Products • Spemltzed Now acceptmg appltcattanr for 2 & 3 Bedroom Apt t Famt/y Umtr Townho111 et •Carpet •Drapenes •GE Appl1ances •Garbage D1sposal •Laundry Hookup •IndiVidu ally controlled h eat and Blr co nditioner 118-1 mo CARPENTER SERVICE ANO HOME MAINTENANCE ' RooftnJ of all typos Residental & - Addons and remodeling - Roofing end gutter work - Concrete wort< - Plumbing end otecirical wort< Commen:~l ' Remod~tna ' Stonn Wtndows & Doors FREE ESTIMATES 20 Yws Elperlti1Ce •• TOM HOSKINS Ph 742-2834 Or 949-2160 1oi2s7tfc (fr111 Enmotool V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6216 or 99:1-7:31 Pomeroy, F~YE'S THE TAXIDERMY SHOP TRUCK & AUTO NEW & USED HARLEY DAVIDSON PARTS , CHRISTMAS SPECIALS CHRO"£ PRIMARYS Re&. 1107.50 NOW 187.50 Compl•t• Klcbr Au•mbly Rea. '119 95 NOW 1141.50 lu1hor Vosts . . .. 1 149.95 NOW 79.95· 89.95 1 1 . H~rloy Jowolry·llirloy Pms Finest uuamv Excellent SArtii~A .... 3.95·''· 95 1 NOW 21'5.00 •Commurllty Room •Pubhc laundry •Tenms Court •Tot Lots (located only a haij-hour dnve from Pomeroy across the newly constructed Wtlltam S Rttchte Bndge ) Rent Subsidy Available To Qualified Applicants APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN @ OFFICE HOURS 1pm. - 5pm Washmgton Ave EQUAl HOUSING OPPORTUNITY OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING. Wtth thts 149 acre Rutland farm. Anxtous to sell has pnced accordtngly Includes rural home, barn, garage, mtnerals. and much more If you have tnterest tn a good country fa,m or mtnerals, don't paSS up YOUr opport Untt y. Call R. C S. Realtors, 1-614-593-5571 Or 992- 6312. L.:..:.=--------'1 PULLINS YOUNG'S VALLEY ROOFING EXCAVATING -Dozers -Backhoes -Dump Trucks -Lo-Boy - Trencher -Water -Sewer -Gas Lines -Septic Systems lARGE or SMALL JOBS PH 992·2478 I 10 I mo in& - Sidin& - Concrete Patios - Sidewalks New Construction - Re· modelit1 - Custom Pole lllms. 'CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofing &Siding Co. Rouw 1 Long Bonom, OH. 411743 986·41 93 or 992·3067 Coon ty Oh1o and BEGIN NING at a stone co•ner al l h e fo tmer M on t Osborn 273-5886 Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAl ESTATE The State of Oh1o, County Me1gs AliCE FAYE CURTIS PlamtJff vs LARRY CURTIS Defendant No 17.724 TRACT NO 1 S tuated n th e Townsh•p ot Oio ve Me•os Countv Oh•o Be•ng o pan ol LoiS 139 and 122 •n Seel•on 24 Town 3 R,mfJe 11 o f thP Oh to Co m p;:r ny s Purchase BE GINNING Jl !hP sout heas1 corne1 a t w h;r t •s known as thP M arvtn Sw.:rn lot now owned by Art 1e Schr•eber !hence no rth 70 deq east tn the c enter o f the Aactne Road 29 rods to th e line ol lands formerly o wned by John M al lory thence n01th 14 rods to a stake thencfl south 75 deg west 25 rods and 12 1h ftnk s 10 Art re Schrteber s nort heast co rner thence so uth to the PlACE OF BEGINNING contatn rng 3 ac res be the same mo •e or tess TRACT NO 2 St tuated rn C h es ter To wn sh •P Me gs Cou nty Ohro bounded and descrr bed as tallow s Hn.: 9·5 PH. 742-2225 ! Clostd S.On & lion. a.charovo Rd. Rulllnd, Olllo 128 1mopd Gtveaway ANY PERSON who hoo anything to g1ve away and does not offer or attempt 1:0 offer any other th.ng for 11le m ay place an a-d m thl1 column Th er e w1ll be no cha r ge t o the advert tser Box of Detter Homes !t Gardens magaztnes to gl· vaaway Ca ll 614 · 245 - ro d s 10 a stone co r ner o n an 5285 248 thence westerly al an ~ saod State Rou te 248 3~ agreed lrn e thence n o rt h 3-5 rod s th ence so ul heJ s rerly 35 rods 10 the M ont Osborn lr n e to a porn t on ~ ~ d M ont Osbo rn lrnP. 35 rods !rom the PLACE OF BEGINNIN G thence south 2 pupp tes part b\a('k IriSh Sotlor Call 614 266 1322 Gray k1tten w1th white paws Call 446 6632 along the satd M on t Osbo rn Ch n stmas kittens Call446· ltne 35 rods 10 the PLACE OF BEGINNIN G con t aonon ~ 7 ac res more o• )ess EXCEPTING and rese•v Beauttful black and wh1te female h ou se ca t Phone 1ng unlo g•an l h e lo•me r Osc ar W e ber and Zeld a Weber t hntr h e rr s and asstgns fo rever an und• vtded ~ ne halt 1nteres 1 rn and to all of th e co at orl qas a nd all o 1h er m rnP ra ls 11 1 nnd underlytng sa•d Parcel No I and 2 and Pao ce t No 3 above descr1bed be tn(j al! th e re<1\ est ate co n veyed tJy th rs deed 10q0.thPt Wt t h thf> ngh t to en te r 1rpon sard premtses for lhf> purposP. of mul rn g d rrllrnq and rPmov rn g th e samr w• •h o u t \rnn e cessary da mnqe to t hP su rf ace SJrd Prem 1sns Loca ted rn O l tvr and Cheste r f ow n<;h p<; M PtW (n'.Jntv Ohoo Sard Prem •ses Appra•sed at Fo rt y two Ttl o usanrl Ftve H und red Do l lars ar"ld can no t be sold fo r less tha n lwo thtrds 1hat am oun1 THI S SHER IFFS SALE OPERATE S UNDE R THE DOC TRIN E OF CAVEAT EM PTOR THE MEIGS COUNTY SHER IFF MAKES NO GUARANTEE AS TO STATUS OF TITLE PRIOR TO SALE TER MS OF SALE Tenner cen 1 110 p er re ntl cash rn hand o n day o t sdl f' wr th balanCP to be pard upon deltvery of dePd JA Mf S PROF Fin ShNdl OTH S fOL tY HEISER & COLE A LP.gal Pro l essronal Parcel No 1 Be•nq ,, A ssocta l •on Se ct •o n 7 Town 4 f~ 1nqP 12 ot Att o •nf'y<; l ot Delr.ndar t th e OtltO Company s 1-'rJ TctB SI' and dest.: rthPd a<; tallows v11 11216 13 20 Jtc BEGINN ING 1n thr> CC'n 1Pr ot satd Sect•On 7 thr>n(t west 56 rods thencP out t1 I b4 10ds 10 Pubhc Nottce thP sou th l•n(' o f '> d id sect10n th~n cf' east 106 w(N to a stonp corner ,tnd <Kjlf'Pt1 hnf' thpn( f' LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT no rth on SJtd aqrf'Pr! l1nP 82 Thr [3 odrd o t Tru<;tef'S SJir rn rods to 'I srorrf' C(l tl1f'l thP ncc rownsh•p M P1C] <; Coun ty nt wes1 50 rod" rhrnl f' nonh 82 Oh•O w1U reCf'tvf btflS ,,ntd 10 ds tO thr> <c ntr>r ot <; :lui sec: t10n aM PI A([ OF 13EGIN 9 00 Octor k A M thP- 18 th d<tv nt D~> cP r n he r 1982 to r t'lP NING ( ont,1rn1nq 83 dl rl", morf' or less ourchJ'>e ot J New Mo tor EXCEPTING 1 d (r~ ~old 10 A Gradf'r WITH MINIMUM SPFCI G Smnllf'y hv <fr Pt! dd!Pd FICAl iONS AS FOLLOWS In q np 01f'SPI 12 5 Ho rSP POWf'r JJnr1Jry 28 I 909 il nd rf' co• dcd 1n Volumf' 1 1 4 Paq P 11 0 volt Bkx lr: hr nter Tr 1n ~ m•s'itOn OOWPI c;h,tt Br;-J'.:f' ~ t4 1 300 at thp 0Pf'd RPcorrt s of Mecq s Countv Ohto rlf'SCIIbPd whcr•t OOW•'' bocr<; 1 ~>rl "''" ilS tallow -; 13Prnq n SPU on 7 1cl 1 1 1~ 1 llfl lrrf' S 11 00 l< 7 1 8 Town 4 nanq1 1 J n th~ Oh1o plv Cu 1• !lOPS w hril tt'l nr !r n"! t'l Wlllrl<;h < lr! w•nf'r Comnany s PuH h J <; l • houndf'd ann dPSc 11hPct <1<; tol1ows I•Qht<; 121 Hr>aC1 t2! lr.t 11' BEG INNI NG abnu1'10 rnd<' wc<; t R~.Jr W() l ~lllC] Tur n s.qn r'' '""' 1) ..... ay Flfl<; hr> JS M olr1bo 11rl 1 l o f thr> t Pn tr>r n 1 Sen on I Powf'r <; hrlt Tool bo" and H••l• thP.nCf' Wf>S I ahout 16 rod s 10 the northwP'> 1cor nPr o t W 1lhdm l ow H•tch S(<lflhf'r V tvn• 1 1 100fh DPf.f'ltta f(ll t"'it'( ]II( Weber o; 83 Jr rr> trdr 1 thencn hou r rTiotor "ld ju<; tJ hl( IJ1H kr>! S0u1h dbOut 20 r o d ~ 1hPnrr> n a northca stPrlv d H ct1on on ' " Sf' at Oll~rf¥1 as TrlciP In (1• G t~! Jqrf'Pd ltne to thf' PLACE OF •u" 10 4 Momr Gr,uter S N t(J<1 BEGINN ING con tutntnq onp ;:roP mo re 01 lr>ss HA CC 09800 B•fiflf'r 10 <;u tJm t df'td IPri Parcel No 2 The fQIIo w nq SpPCtfl(,rtiOfl<; ()t r"~j lJI()rnP nt rPal f'Sliltf' SI {IJ d1f'cf 1n tht-' County ot Mr ,qc; tn thP Stale o f ollprPd I he Bo,l •d of Tru"Tf'f'S resr•rvf' 1hf' r•(j ,ll 10 IPif'(l lllyflr Oh1o and n th• 1own sh p ot Chester and bounned dn tl all 11 rl<; nv Ot dPf ot thl' Bo 1td o t descrt bPd a<; tall ows BP ,nq 111 SecT ton 7 Town 4 Hanqe 1 '} •n 1ru<;tf'l''> ot Sale rrr rnwn h n thP Oh10 Com pany <; Pu1chasr• [) (l ll11! S t i l Cl1rk bou ndrd m d rt1o;r rt hr>cl ts 2b? J'J I r• 1 on 11o u t tal lows v•1 BEGINNING n 1hf' l <ln(]So!lllf' Oh10 cen ter nt "a•fi SP( tton No 7 thPil CP Wf'<;l ,1hOU 1 11 0 rod• 4 5741 1 lh PnCP north 1 rortr thP rK t PJSI par 111el W Th Jhf' I r<; f li nf> II 21 6 I 3 20 3tr dbOu1 40 rods to thf' o ntPr ot sa•fl Sectoon No 7 thenc" ~a u t h on s r rt r Pnt1 r <;PClil)/1 I nr> 1 ;, rudr to thr> PLACF 0 1 LAFF-A-DAY BEG INN ING u)ntanlmq 60 sQuare rods rnor r or If'<;•, Parcel No 3 fh" follnw •nn IP-d l i'~ 1 CI I f' ~l l l i :l l fri n tllf' Cou nTy n! MP1q<; •n tlh' Stil tf' u t Oh•O anct •n thC' I own• h•n ot (hestPr bP•nq .n S('('T•On 7 I ow n t1 Fl cJn (lf' 12 nt thP O ~lt O Company s P111( ,,.J<; f' :~net t1Uttnded i'lnd ctr>o:;rrlbert a'> lottows BF GINNIN G ~~ the SOulhWP.S! ( 01111 r r;l ,1 tract f) ! lund clt>f'drrt t<J Jo hn H """"" Rtdenour , 111(1 Q,NI(I R•d rnour ,, ,. hy AnT110ny t~ Jf'nk tn<; and wtle thencf' ~ast !::10 rt.Kh thencP '' and ht' cntic tzes m e f or talk no rth 82 rods thPnc.n w es t 50 1 rods thence south 82 rods 10 mg to houseplants ' ' - ~ - -- tt{'l-, .,__ BJ ~11; -~1 : 1r' ~r- :-- . ·~fj' ~ f) .(_ " the PlACE OF AEGINNING contarntnq 25 t~cre-; more or less bur exce pt nq there! rom 7 ;Jeres conveyed to Leonard Koentq and Darts Koen 1g by deed dat ed Oc Tober 30 19 4 5 and recorded tn Vol 155 Paqe 4 23 of !he Deed Reco rds ol M ergs County Oh•o w h1ch 7 Page- 9 ltn e and Sl at e Ro u te No 4999 446 0857 - - - - - - - - ·lc7 cu t e pupp• es 614 · 986 4120 - - - - - -- - -lcGOOD home s needed fof 6 adorable 6 week old fuzzy . Ch n stmas pupp ies All co · tors please ca ll 30 4 -675 3 1 1 8 b e for e 4 00 p m darly RCA Vrctor TV , for parts , 304 773 5846 CAT & 2 longh arred k1ttens , litter tramed 7 weeks old , 304 675 5304 6 Lost and Found LOST orange c o l ored Pome· ran1 an male dog Ha s exe mva on ba ck I egs Mu st be treated once a week lost n vm cm tty of C tty Butldlng Rewa rd Call 446 1896 lOST Ono- 11 00x22 ra· d1al ttre & whee l between Rodn ey & Oak H1ll R e ward 446 9513 S100 REWARDIII For tho return of l adtes wh1te gold dmner nn g w 1th small d1a · monds Lost Dec 14th at C1ty l1m1t s o r The Blue Tartan Call Barba r a Abels at 446 4249 Found Sout h 3rd Ave 1n Mrddl ep ort Lad 1es watch ldentrfy at Mull en Ins u rance. Pomeroy LOST Keys m z1ppered case Decembe r 7 , near or 1n Elberfelds Generous re · ward Return t o Sent1net or call 614 992 7604 8 Pubhc Sale & Auct10n WVa Sta t e Champton Au c t1 · o neer Rtck Pearson Estates ant tques farm hou seho ld s L1 cen se d Oh1o WV a 304 - 77 3 578 5 or 304 77391B5 Auct 1o n ev ery Fn n1g ht at th e Hartford Commu mty Center Tru ck loads of new merchandise every week Co n slg m ~nts At new and u sed merch and1se alw ays welcome R1 chard Reynolds Auct1oneer 2 75 3069 Profess1onal Auctioneer Serv1ce Over 30 years expe n en ce m n ew used and ant1qu e fur~tur e Li censed to auctiOn Real Estate autos. farm equ tp h o u sehold buS, nes s cattle . llqutdat 1on s 8r: antiqu es of all types Osby A Martm & Rodney Howery 614 992 6370 9 Wanted To Buy WANTED TO BUY Old fum1 ture and Antiques of all kmds ca ll Kenneth Swa1n, 446 3159 or 256 1967 on th e eve nm gs 8uym g Go l d. S tiver Plat1 num old co1n s scrap nngs & Silverware Da1ly quotes ava1lable Al so co ms & com supplies f o r sa le Sprmg Valley Trad~ng Co, Spung Valley Plaz a, 446 · 8025 or 446 B026 We pay cash for kit e model c lean u sed cars Frenchtown Car Co B1ll Gene J oh n so n 446 0069 Want ed to buy Square Oanc mg outf1t s All s1zes m en 's and wom en ' s Call 446 4537 BEDS IRON BRASS old furmture gold s1lver dol· Iars wood ICe boxes sto ne Jars antiQues etc . Com pl et e h o u seh o lds Wnte M 0 M1ller At 4 Po meroy Oh Or 992· 7760 • nv ,.,, sv men I& Jut 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewmg ma · chme repa1r, parts , and supphes PICk up and delivery , Dav1s Vacuum Cleaner, one half mde up Georges Creek Ad Call Gol d s1l ver sterhng 1e w elr y tmgs old co ms & currency Ed Burkett Barber Stop , Middl ep o rt 992 3476 No Ite m to Large or to S mall W11l buy on e ptec e or co m · plet e household N ew used, or ant1que furmtu re 614 · 992 6370 emplo\•ment 446·0294 Gun shoot, Ractne Gun Club Every Sunday starting 1 p m Factory choked guns 59tVIG8fi 11 Help Wanted only Racine Gun Club dues are duo $26 00 Must be potd before Jon 1, 19B3 RENT A SANTA 614·9926829 or 614-949· 2633 REWARD OF 100 00 to anyone who knows who ahot 2 goats on the J1m Lucas farm Saturday Doc 11 614· 742-2763 L11thtr Hots, f.Shlrts, Accessonn & much mo11. Fish·Game Held· Life Size Mounts Plus Hldt Tannin1 tll!J.t mo Ravenswood Stotion Apartments G&W We Honor Golden Buckeye cards Except on Perm Guaranteed Box 163, Old Chelsa St.., New Yort, NY 10113. Pnnt N1111e, Addtess, lip, Pllleon Numbll. Yes' I want to see more crafts, send me your new 1983 NEEOLECRAFT CATALOG 150 deSigns 3 free patterns Only $1.50 ALL CRAfT IIOOI(S, .$2.00 uch All Boob ond C.taiot-odd SK uch loo pos1ap ond hondlin~ 135-Dolls & Ctotlles On P111Clt IJ4.14 Quidt lhchlno Qutlb ' IJJ.Faluon Homo Quiltin1 132·Quift Oripnals 13l·Add I 8lodt Quilb 129-Quldt 'n' E., Tr111sf111 12S.£nlllopo Pllcha Qullb Public Notice MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE •ORANGE GAS PIPE •BLACK GAS PIPE •REGULATORS OVER I ACRE - Five Pts area Ntcc 2 bedroom mobtle home and gatage large garden spot Sale lor chtlden and pels $26 500 COLD WEATHER - Wtll nol bother you 1n lhts mce 7 room modern type home Has 2 balhs, hot wafer heal cenltal atr, lull basement. mce carpel tn& garage and neat yard Apartment for Rent Oh1 0 Company s Pur c h ase 1n C h ester Town s h 1p M e tgS MP. tO'> Coun tv Oh•o Ph 985·3929 01 985 9996 12 I I mo PLASTICS & SUPPLY WINTER - Wtll be ea sy tn lhts mce oldet home tn Middleport New carpettn& patnl and paneling QUiet location on gravel htll Now only $21 500 Housing Headquarters Avatlable for Pmate Partt es 3 1 I tfc CONTRACTING 992-6191 992-5692 949·2660 992-2259 NEW YEAR'S HO"'E - Buy now and move nghl tn 8 rooms and large garden or playground In RuHand above htgh wafer near school BUY NOW WHILE YOU CAN ANO PROPERTY IS REASONABLE SCHEDULE Wed. Frt -Sat. Ntghts 7 30 to 10 00 Sunday 2 00 to 4 30 Open Chrtstmas Eve Closed Chrtstmas Open New Yeat's Eve 730-1230 Open New Year's Bnng Thts The Daily Sentinel 44 PARTS .and SERVICE 4 5 He No Sunday Calls 12 2 I mo 8nng smtles of JOY to a chtld s Jace wtlh th iS clown F01 Chnstmas btrthday 01 tust to say I love you stttch up IhiS chatmtng doll Pattern 7014 11ssue pattern p1eces dtrecllons 101 clown about 20 tn ches and clothes mcluded $2 25 lor each pattern Add 501 each pattern 101 postage and handling Send to: Alice Brooks Needlecraft Dept. ! Henry E Cleland. Jr . GRI Dottte Tumer Jean Trussell Offtce •Washers •D11h· washers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers 949·2860 AFTER 5 P.M. 4 Town 4 Range I 2 ot the to rs FAIRVIEW SUBDIVISION - 3 bedtoom <t_ouble wide ~tuated on approXImately I acre lot Full basemenl 2 balh~ sh tn~e roof, range, dtshwasher, wood burner and Franklin fireplace Pretty' $36 900 00 985-3561 All Makes Vonyl & Alum mum SIDING LIKE NEW - You can really apprectate lhiS lovely game room wtltl a woodburmng ltreplace 3 bedrooms, master enormous, 2\\ balhs eqwpped k!chen. copper plumbtng, cenlral heal and atr, 2 w garage on landscaped lot NEW HOME SITES - 66 acres ollhemor a latm can be yours with all mmera~ and mostly fenced 15 mtnutes Ia lawn SERVICE For all your wtring needs; furnaces repair servtce and installation . Restdentia 1 & Com mereta I Call7"'-"'o• NEW LISTING - 16 actes of leased mtnerals, 011 and gas wei~ near Ftve toom older home, neat Rutland lor only $22,500 00 RIGGSCREST - A house lo be proud of' 3 booroom tanch on approxtmatly 2 acres srtuated at end of streel lor pnvacy large family room 2 baths. sepatate dtnette area plus formal d1mng room Includes 24 fool above ground pool $55,000 00 · 8 20 tf c CONTRACT! NG 103-15 Qiollb loo TodiJ H614J -992-3325 SKATE-A-WAY ROOFING Roger Hysell P&S BUILDINGS Jllfr .... Phone REALTORS In the pursuance o f the Order of the Probate Court o f M e1gs County Ohr o Doug las W Lttt) e Guardtan of Eva L Co nkl e w11l o ffer for sale at publ1c auctron on the 1Oth day 11.1. VIRGIL B. SR . 21~ E.lnd Sl PRICE REDUCED - St Rt 33. approxtmatety HI acre level lot wrth 3 bedroomhouse, cham link fence. garden spaced, range, ref , good condttion Now only $26.000 00 Nonce oF PUBUC SALE 101-ltilllltiiiCiatM Public Notice acres e ~< cePt r o n tS COfl ect ly descrrbed as !allows Sr tuat e 1n Sec t1on 7 226Hc I I 191 mo Ploln1ilf. 101-ltilllltfllllllil 104-lnltalilflloMr ' WE SPECIALIZE IN DEER HEADS SMALL ANIMALS BIRDS- FISH penon, 107·illlltll~ ~---------------------~~ lu l!o ~ COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE From the Smallest Heater Core to the largest Radtator Ra~tator Spectalist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs Expenence The Doily Sentinei- Real Estate - General ,.h oo ogo 4 "'" 'do P•• h no Bv o rder of Mall This Coupon with Remittance 1 1) 141 l olo<> Fo lo Upo ~ l ~ woo~ t MEIGS lOCAl SC HOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION -~ ---- 4N PooHOf>~ Po , ,.. .. .,., N n •P~>t.D•a .. Muo n fll o,..oh .. n lototl 1 - - - - - - - - - - - -- - --j 45760 - ,...,...,,.. I l l Work Leng th - 700 00 teet or 0 133 mtle The Ohro Departmen t o f Tran sportat•on hereby no trlt es all btdde•s that ct writ all11 ma trvely ISSue that tn any con tr ac t entered rn to prHsua nt to thrs adver t•se menT mtnor tty bus• ness en Tet puses wtll be at lorded lull oppon unt ty 10 su b mil brds rn response to thrs nv• tat10n and wri t no t be dtscrrm•na ted aga1nst o n the g tound s ot race color or natto nal ong rn tn cons1d eratton tor an aw ard M ntmu m wage ra tes l o r th• s protect haVf: been predeter mrned as requtred by taw and ar e set tort h tn th e bt d pro posa l The date set tor com pletton o t th1s ...vor k shall be set f01 th tn th e brddmq pr oposal Eac h b tdder shall bP. rP.Qurred to trle w tlh hr s b d a cef!t l ted check or c ash•er s ch ec k tor an amoun t equal to frve per cent of h1s b1d, but tn no even t more tha n lt tt v thousand dollar s or a bo nd lor ten per cent of hts bid , payabl e to the 011 ector B•dders mu st app ly on the pr oper !arms lor qualtf1 ca tro n at least ten days p110r to The dat e set tor op~ n tng b tdS 1n accordancewrt h Chapt er 5525 Oht o ReVI sed ( odf' Plan s and spectlicat•ons are on trle .n the Depart me nt o f r ran sport at on and the a thee ot th e D strt ct Depu ty 011ec to r The Ot~ e c l o r 1eserves the ng ht to •etect any and all b1ds 34 - - - - -- - -~5 I ~~ Sea led pronosal s w r\1 I)P re ce•ved by thC' M e•qs LOci'll School Ot stHCt Boa rd ol Educa t on 62 1 South 1h•rd Avenue M dd lcpo rt Oh to ur1t1l 12 00 Noon Eastern Stilnd al d Ttme on Tuesday the 28th day o t December 1982 tor Al! r> r il 110n s to M ddl eport Ju n1 or H q h Sc hool Sect•on II Drv•s •o n 15a Plumbtng W01k and DtvtS•On 15c Sp1mkler Work a t the plan s and speet l cJ t• ons 81ds w.t l bf' rlehve red and pu bltCiy openr>d and rP.ad a lou(! at 1200 Noon I S T on the same d ~Y •n tnP Ol! tce ot Thf' Treas1,rer Jt thr> M e1 qs Loca l Sc hool D• strtc t Soar d a t Educ a Iron Olt.ce 621 Sou th Th 11 d AvP.nuc Middleport Oh10 Copres ul thr> Pl an s and Sp ec d1cat•ons und o ther nr o posed contr <JCTrt ocumt:nts are on l.te and np~n to pu bhc rn spect10n .:rt thf' ul frce o t thP. Treasur er Ap pi1 C a t •on ~ t1 om Con11 ac tors rnterested tn b•dd •n q on th e w ork together w Th paym Pnt a t Frtty Do ll ars I S50 00 1 pe t set should be tried promp tly w•t h Gerald P Prerron Archt Tec t Inc 1025 Ntnth Street Port s mouth Ohto 4 566 2 anrt the btddtn(:J mat erral wrl l be to r warded shtpptng ch;u ges col tee t Any btdde' upon retu rnrn g such se t w•thrn thrny DO l days aft er the date for recervtnq br ds and tn QOOd condr tron w rit be refunded hts payment All proposa ls must be ac com pan ed by a b1d bond e~< ecu t ed by a Bond tng Co m p any hcensed by the State o f Oh1o or by a ce n1f1ed check drawn upon a solve nt bank rn th e Stale ot Ohr o paya ble to th e orde• o f the Owne1 rn an amo unt not less than ten per c em ! 10 perc en t) o f th e amo i,J nt of th e btd The bo nd o r check shall be forl ert ed 11 the brdder tatls to enter tnto a contract w tth sa•d Met gs Local School Dtstrtc t Bo<J rd o f Educ a t•o n 1 he bond s 0 1 chec ks o t th e thr ee lowesT b•dders w ll be he ld untrl the executton o f th e c ontracT and the turnt sll tng a t t h e req u 11 ed perfo r man ce bond alTer w hrch they wdl be ret urned on dem and The checks of other btdder s wd l be returnee! on dema nd aftP. r th e brds are canva9'Sed The performance of each co ntr act shall be secured by a surety bondrn g c omp any con tract bond approved by the atoresa1d Owner 1n an amounT equal to 100 perce nt o f the contract pr• ce lor the fanhf ul per tormance of the work No brdder may w rthd raw h• s brd lor a perrod ol tht rty !3 0) days after the open tng thereof The rrght ts reserved by the atoresa•d Me•qs I oc al School D rsTnc t Boar d of Ed u catron to retect any or all brd s and to warve mt ormahtres B1ds and bond shall be fr ied m the same seated envelope marked and add ressed to M s Jane W agner Treasurer M etgs l oca l School Dtstn ct Board of Educ atron 62 1 South Th rrd Ave nu e M tdd le p o rl Oh ro Pnnt one word 1n each space be low Each 1n ht1al or group of f1gures counts as a word Count name and address or phone number rf used 1 M ddiOf' ' "' ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Phone-------------- 2 Ill' Public Notoce Address---------- 1For Rent Goll pol o 1121 20 27 2le Name ____________________ l For Sa le )A nnounc e m ent U l )1 1 Rrv 8 17 73 You ' ll get better results Duffy, Sy racuse, attended a recent holiday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Harden Their names were unintenttonaliy omitted from Mr and Mrs Harold Clrcle, Chris and Steve Circle, Morning an earlier account of the dinner Star. Jeff and Nikki Circle, Long party Louise Conde, Pittsburgh, Pa., Is Bottom. Mr and Mrs Ketth Circle and Casey, Princeton, W Va , Jim a guest of her sister, Bertha Conde, Foreman, Portland. and E ddie of Oak Street, Pomeroy Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs Wal ter Brcwn were Mr and Mrs WilHam Thomas and family of Springfield, Mr and Mrs Steve Mr and Mrs Phlllp Oldaker, Cowdery and sons of ChiiHcothe, Hartford, W Va., announce the David Brown of Columbus, and btrth of their first child, a five- Naomi Pickens of Athens pound , 10 ounce son, Nathan Philip, Spending Thanksgiving with Mr on Nov 15 at Pleasant Valley and Mrs Frank Blse were Lt. Col. Hospital, Point Pleasant, W.Va. and Mrs. Fredrick Smith, Penny Maternal grandparents are Rita and Pam of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Roush, Pomeroy, and Blaine Jell Foster, Scott, Sybil, and Sarah Roush, F'lorida Paternal grand- of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie parents are Mr and Mrs Frank Bigley and family, and Mr. and Oldaker, Hartford Maternal great· Mrs Fredrick Blse and daughter. grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David Weber Delmar Garnes, Letart, W Va , and visited with her parents, Mr. and Agnes Oldaker and Hazel Stewart, Mrs. Vaughn Taylor of Dayton lor bo th of Hartford are the paternal Thanksgiving. grea t-gr andmoth ers. Maternal Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens great-great·grandmother Is Mrs. recently visited with Mrs. Fay C T Robinson d Jacksonvllle, Fla. Sauer ot Middleport. Muon Co "' '"" Cad o l04 DAVID L WEIR DIREC TOR 1f you descnbe fully , Q1ve pn ce The Sentmel To reserves the nght to c lass1fy , ed •t or r e tect l.outse Conde, PlltsbUI gh Pa ts hr te vt sttmg het stster. Brt tha Condr f01 the holtdavs M ~ gt Cou n•• A oo Codo 114 Public Notice 33 - Full Ben ch Seat 34 Heavy du ty fac toty rem lorced flame 3~ -Color Omaha OranqP 36 1 he tron t ol the enveloPf' enclostnn the btd mus t bf' ma1ked DU M P ' G o II 0 C<> " "' A oo Co do 1 1 0 B 7 Uo~• '" " ' ' Wnte your own ad and order by mad w1th th1 s coupon Cancel y our ad by phone when you get r esults Money not refundable c lasstf1cat1on 1f you' ll chec k the proper box be low ''" " '' ' ' olt"'ll' • '"' ' r ' '' ' /" 1/" 10 Il l ~ / t / , / 1/1 li l t ' I I /t U II )l l I I M H llo p o t Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds ~ ~ •d Savell I to more Aol ly<t<ol .nn Ho"' nq 15 s..... .. '''"'" ~--------------------- Meigs County regional correspondence Oldaker ,, I( I 900 • 20 10 ply rf>ar Hi d o ft rua d 1rcarl 211 Onr ldfi 1on rl 7 R11n ,1nct R,nq 25 Ci'l St <;pOk.P Whf'Pis ?G - Hr>Jvy clu ty Cl utch 77 Hf'avv drd y br :1 kr> s hoostf'r w1th 7 rf'.rt hrakes 28 HPJVV duly btrmpPr cHid !r on! lllW hOOkS 2'J \ H Cind f-1 H Sf' r11 0r Wife fearful of his open marnage town 1(!{) TrPs un then perhaps you should constd er another altc r na ttve dtvorce - H :! :Q.,..,, ~<;.::·.~: I l l "" """ ~ IOilo . .. O •o n R (l ~ lp ! ,, By HELEN IIOTTEL DEAR HELE N My husband tr avels a lot m hts work He's one of those ma rned at home. single on the 1oad types. and makes no secret of takmg whatevrt IS avatl able while out of 12 W o..,U t o l u , west coa<;t rnu10rs 30 - 7 7 amp b l!tery heavy ctuty 60 amp or tarqPr 31 altern<nor 32 - Cab qrab '1<H1diP.s L & 8 - 'J 000 lbs I ht 1m fron t 1 I Helc:11 he!p tt.l - II H ~> n >o lm p t o ••-"" Bl Plu mbonQ I lloOI "'Q ')Ci)V If'r m a rnage -- s... "' ..... • UYIRHII II ' '""fq"'P"'""' 15 BIRCHFIELD TAXIDERMY 7 1 4 u lo o lot h lo 7l l n oc\o/DO h lo 1) ll oM I4WO H Mo t DO Cf <lo o 1 5 l oo1t 1 M o to" 71 ., ,, o l'at10 I A rc ~ u u• .. • 11 • on Aop o t 7 1 Co m o ..,ef qu oman• Public Notice BOARD OF ORANGE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES CHRl'>TMAS ON THE UNEMPLOYMENT UNE - Tom IUld Karen Toth of Toledo explain how they Hve on about $700 a month in unemployment henellts and chUd support payments Th ey say they I Vogo oo bou ., ,,,,.... oc• to It ·-- 21 llo ol fl!o lo Wonlo O! l) lnou onto NotiCe 6 8 f• u 69 ' '" l l l ou I Ac•••o• 1 1 Holp Won/ od 11 S l ull etl Won lod - HOU N. ol d \'l o oh . . . . oc ....... " . ....... ~~~~~~ - & H opn.t. do ~ I • 2 c 1 ! V IIIod oo lq - pmo n• &l ... ... ...... . Pomeroy- ~iddleport, Ohio Monday, Decembe; 20, 1982 4 Giveaway KITTENS 304·676· 2627 SOCIAL WORKER ·CASE MANAGER Fulltuno poll· tton open to our Aftercaf8 Program Respon s tbtht.os mvolve aftercare management. d•scharge plannmg . commumty ha11on dut1e1 and contlnu rty of care Degree to Soctal Work and releted expertence pre · f erred Applications shoukl b e submttted to Washmgton County M ental Health Serv1· ces, Inc 822 Front Street, Marietta, Oh1o 46760 no later than December 31. 1982 An equal opportunity employer • �Page-l 0 - 11 The Daily Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time Help Wanted Monday, December 20, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 44 Apartment for Rent 51 Household Goods NEED EXTRA MONEY or Whirlpo~ help with college expenses? TWO bedroom apartment in Hendaraon. 304-875· 1972. The West Virginia National Guard can help. If you are a Juntor or Senior in High UNFURNISHED apartment rent . 1 bedroom , •180.00 Coli Automotive Supply , 8 · 8 . 304 -876 22t 8, 876-6763 . School or a Graduate, you weaher 1 white & 1 coppertone ea . Hotpoint dryer $76, apartment dryer e90. 30 deya guaran- KIT 'N' CARL YLE'• ~------------------~--~ bonus or up to $4,000 college tuition assistance. ego plus you will have a sec ure part time jo b after training . learn skills in Maintenance, Suppty, Clericap. Electron ic a . Good Pay - Good Training -Good Benefits. The W est Virginia National 45 Furnished Rooms Weekly rates, one peraon 197B Jeep CJ -5 Renesiode 6 cyl .. 3 apd .• new top, all options. eJCc . cond . Cell 448·0615. Wood burning add on fur· nance. Still in factory crate, door hatchback . Auto., sun roof, exc . cond . Evenings 1 -814 -256 - 1982 FORD van 160, like new . 86,800 . 304-468 1610. Lutton 304 -675 -3960 or toll free in WV 1 -800-642 - 46 Space for Rent 4 Wheel Drive , 1978 Ford loaded, 86,000. 304 -6753476 . WOOD AND COAL otovea by Blue Ridge and lilly. Free mick Rd . Coli 446 -3617. standing ltovea and fin place inserta . Swlaher Im plement. Upper River Rd ., Gallipolis. COUNTRY MOBILE Home TROYBILT TILLERS, now a Mobile home apace Crossroad• Pard on Bob McCor- Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy . large lots. Cell 992 -7479 . Rd .. Gellipolia, OH . Situations Wanted Will do babysitting in my hom e. Have refer ences . 614 -992 -6882 992 -2786 13 or 614 - 446 -2048 after SPM _ 19 81 Governor 14x60 . 2 bedroom with rool -out. In cludes air co nd. , underpin nin g and 2 buildings . Insurance 514,000. Call 446 -2062 . SANDY AND BEAVER In- 2 bedroom frame house with basement in th e Village of Vinton . Priced in mid surance Co . has offered services for fire insurance coverage in Galli& County 20 's. Call 614 -388-B419. fOf almost a century . Farm . home and per so nal property coverages are ava ilable to HOUSE M eado wbrook Ad meet individu al need s. Con · dition. 3 bedrooms . family tact Eugene Holl ey. agent . r oo m with firepal ce. ce ntral air. basement . phone 304 Phone 388 -8690 . 675 -1542. Are you paying too muc h for your hospita l-hea lth in su r a n ce . Ca ll Ca rr oll Snowden. 446 -4 29 0 . Christmas Trees for sale . Richard Fischer. RodneyEureka 2 bdr .. furnished . riverfront 101. ref . & dep. Cell 614-643 -2844. 304 -773 -6150. 2 bdr . fully furnished. adults only . Call446 -41 10. 2 bdr . trailer completely furnished ex . cond .. porch & carport, 31f2 mi. past Holzer oH 160. 9170. Call 8t4-245 - 2 bd .room furnished Mobile home. We pay your utilitiea. Adults only or family with one child . No peta, deposit required . 2 miles out on Rt.143. 614-992 -3847. 14 x 70 total electric, 1 V2 batha. central air. large c ountry lot behind New Haven . $226. per month plus deposit and references . TWO mobile homes for rent on At . 2 about 6 minutes from town . Call after 6 . for Sale 304 -676 -6277. 15 TRI - STATE MOBILE HOME S. USED- CARS , TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 446 -7572 . Schools Instruction Karate th e ultimate in se lf defence all private le ssons . M en . women. & children . In struc ti on thru black bett . Als o ava ilable Karate uni form s puching and ki cking bag s. and protective equip ment . J err y l owery & A sso cia tes Karate Studio. 143 Burlingt on Rd .. Jackson . Oh . Call 614 -286 -3074 or 614 -38 4-6160 . 18 Want ed to D o General Hau l ing and Trash rem oval Service . Reli able and depend ab le. Ca ll 446 - 3169 after 6PM 25 6-1967 CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 ML WEST, GALLIPOLIS . AT 35. PHONE 446 -7274. For sa le or rent 12x60 m obil e home. gas heat. rural water. close to town . availa - Will babys it your tin y infant with te nder lov ing ca re in my home . Call 615 -367 -0462 . Spe cial Wind ow Tinting . Auto . residential. com m er cial & R.V windows . Free estimates. 446-3100 or 446 - 71 22 . Kotalic landsc ap ing. HOM E LOAN S 12 % f ixed rate . l ea der M ortgage. Ohio Professional Services C&L Book keeping Bookkeeping & tax service tor all type s of bu sin esses . Carol Neal 446 -3862 PIANO TUNING & REPAIR Call Bill Ward f or appo int · ment . Ward 's Keyboard . 446 -4372 . PIANO TUNING -Lane Da niels. assoc . of Bruni ca rdi Music Co .-C unninghan ' s of Apartment for Rent 5104 or 875 -5388 . USED MOBILE 576-2711 . HOME . Furnished apt .. $185 . water pd., 3 bdr., 131 4th Ave, Gallipolis. 446 -4416 after 7 p .m . 35 lots & Acreage 2 bdr . unfu mished apt. in Crown City . Call 614-256 6520. 35 A c. at Rodn ey on W. T. Watson Rd . Owner financ - JACKSON ing available . 446 -8221 . ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has 1 Two acre k>ts- 150 h . road bedroom apartments, rent frontage. city water . behind starting at 8162 par month . 84 lumber. Call 304 -675 - Call 6873 or 675 -3618 . 36 446 -2745 or leave massage . 1st. floor unfumished apt .. downtown Gallipolis. Utili ties paid . Call at 631 4th . Ave ., Gallipolis. Real Estate Wanted Wanted : Farm of 100 to 150 A c res, rolling land . Reply to Box 6000. in c -o Gallipolis Daily Tribune . 825 Jrd Ave .. Ga llipolis 45631 . only 1 - 800 - 341 - 6554 , WVo . 614 -592 -3051 23 Cleland Realty 992 -2269 . 12x60 at Quail Creek . Many nice extras . playground . Ref . preferred. Call 448 pool. low down paym ent. 2215 . assume loan . Call 614 -246 - 1- - -- - - - - - Houses and 1 & 2 bdr . 9378 . apartment• tor rent . HUD 196 3 2 bd.roo m. 1Ox50 program available . A -One furni shed . S2950 . Browns Real Estates. Carol Yeager. Trail er Par k . 614 -992 - Rea ltor. Call 304 -675 - ,hUIRGIHI 22 Money to loan Secluded , mini farm , all fenced , remodel farm home. wh:h 4 bedr . . 8300 per mo. 44 Furnished effiancy apt . in Rio Grande all utilities Pd . Call 446 -0167 . large unfurnished down stairs apartment, 8160 per . mo. Call 446 -4471 . Rvacale 41 Houses for Rent 1 rt floor furnished effiency apt . Apt . no. 6 , comfortable for 1 person . Rent , deposit, utilties paid . 729 2nd. Ave . Call 448 -0957 . Small furnished hou se. 1 or 2 adults o nly . Call 446 - 0338 . to Rent Wanted to rent . Tobacco allotment in Meigs Co . tor 49 1- - - - - - - - - For rant furnished 3 rm . apt .. upstairs , utilities paid . adults only, 94 Locust St. . 2 bdr . & bath , 1 mile below 8190 mo ., $60 dep _ Call Eureka on St At 7 , 81 50 per 446-1340 or 448 -3870 . mo. plus Dep. Call 1 -614 - 1- - - - - - - - - 643 -2916 . POMEROY -2 bedroom un furnished apt .. 8160 . 2 Modern 2 bdr house with bedroom house 8186 . Dep large utility room that could oait 8100. Call 614 -992 be use d aa a 3rd . bedroom . 2288 . 3 1/ , mi. put hospital ott 1 - - - - - - - - -- For lease 2 bdr. unfurnished apt ., for lease overlooking the city perk, 8175 per mo . Call Bidwell Rd . Call 614 -245 5246. Wicker House open now 10AM to 4PM . Everything below cost . CloM doors Dec . 23 for good . $200. 304 -676 -6509 . 14 oz. demlm jeana $10 .• lined jacketa 813 . Sam Somerville ' s Army Surplus, New Ere, East Ravenawood, old Rt . 21 . Open evenings anytime 446 -7993 . 676 -3334. 7ft . locust post and custom cut firewood . Cell 446- NEW ski boots & tree, women •ze 6 , $60. or best 1203 or 446· 3816 . offer. 304 -676 -6893. Sunday) . Call in orders 304- SAFETY shield car excellent condition . seat, 304- 675 -3112 excellent condiUon , 8176. cal. and a model27 367 cal. 896 -3833. 51 Household Goods WOODBURNING STOVES SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE STORE 62 Olive St., Gallipolia . King coal & wood heaters with fan 8469, set box spring & amattreas $120. aofo - loveseet &: chair 8199, love seats 8 70, new coal & wood heaters as low as $399 with blowers. uaed coal & wood heaters, new dlnet sets .876 & up, refrigerators . ranges , bunk beda complete 8170. bunkie• manresaes 840. chests. dressers. TV's . Call Free atanding fireplaces in· serts, mobile home and fumance ad -ons . Jividen's Farm Equipment . Cell 446- 1676. 1 pair of boys black shoe skatea size 5 . ex. cond., 826. Coli 446 -3204 614-367-7106 . or Cia I 614-245 -5363. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Atari home computer system with 10 games, $250 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE S285. to $895. Toblea, $45 and up to $126 . Hide -abeds. 8440 . and up to 8525 .. Recliners, $175 . to $350., lamps from 828 . to $76. 6 pc . dinenes from 899 .. to 8435. 7 pc ., $189. and up. Wood table with six chairo 8425. to 8746. De!l< 8110 up to 8226 . Hutches. 8660 . and up, mapkJ or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mattresses, 8250 . and up to 8396 . Baby beds. 8110. Matttasses or box springs. full or twin . 868 ., firm . $68 . and 878 . Queen sets. 8195 . 4 dr. chests, 842. 5 dr. cheats, 864 . Bed frames , 820 .and 826 .. 10 gun - Gun cabinets, 8360 .. dinette chairs $20. and 825 . Gas or ekJctric ranges. $326 up to 8376 . Baby ma - troasea, 825 & 836, bed frames 8 20, 825. & $30 , king frame 860. Good aelec· tion of bedroom suites. cedar chests, rockers, metal cabinets, swivel rockers . Used Furniture . . bookcase . rannes , chairs. end tables. washers. dryers. refrigera tors and TV 's. 3 miles out 8uleviUe Rd . Open 9am to 6pm , Mon. thru Fri., 9 am to 5pm , Sat . 448 -0322 FURNITURE . Call614-245 -5 416. Firev.oood, $36. truck load . $65 . a cord . Split and delivered. 614 -843 -3603 . Sofa , chair. rocker. ottoman. 3 tables, (extra heavy by Frontier). $686 . Sofa. chair and loveseat. S276 . Sotts and chairs pri::ed from MAPLE captains bed . mattress & apringa, extra sheet & spread . Call in evening, good condition . 304 -676- 2288. 875. 304· 875-5822 . Couch and recliner chair, good conditton , Phone 304 - Captains bed & 3 tier glass top table. R.easonable priced . Call61 4-256 -1788. 446 -7398 . Anytime till 5 p.m. 304675 -1349. - - - - - - - -lc- Firev.oood delivered S60. a cord . Coal delivered $46 . ton . Call Tom Hoskins 614 - 949 -2160 2834 . or 614 -742 - 55 Building Supplies Building materials block. brick, aewer pipes, win dows, lintels. etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande. 0 . Call Build your own garage or barn. 24x24 , lumber turniahed . Can de· liver. Other sizes. Call 1- 614-886-73t1 , For Sale - CHRISTMAS NEW SHIPMENT Metal TREES . One mile off Rt .7 by pass on St.Rt . 143, Pomeroy . Reasonably priced . sheets for all building purpo•s. Flat porcelian enamel coated . 4x8 thru 4 x 12. Prices , $7.00 to 89 .60. Odds sizes for trailer under - Oak furniture, lots of misc . items, ideal for Christmas. reasonably priced . open Sundays. Co,.els Furniture , Tuppersplains . pinning. 614 -667-3085. 56 Pets far Sale barter systa m . Trade un· wanted items for something you can Ullt . Brouse through hundreds of items from • hair pin to a steam boat , tv' s, stereos, what-nots. dolls, tools, 600 fine guna. Trad · ing days-Fri. and Set . every week . FIFE'S at S. 3rd. St . Middleport. Call 614-992 7494. 1-- - - - - - - - Be11 boat 2 yrs. old . Must see to appreciate . Clipper Masonry saw. Over 2,000 good clean used antique brick . 614 -992 -2806. EI don Walburn . 1- - - - - - - - - - Maytag automatic washer $86 .; General Electric eutomatic washer &86 .; Ken more natural gas dryer 886 .; natural gas 30 in. gold range 886. ; 30 in white elactri: range 885. 814-742 -2362 . like new cannonbeU bed. queen Complete Atari with com mattress and box springs , bat. space invaders, & box complete twin size outfit. 8110 . Art carved wedding sofa bed , living rm . tablea bend, 6 diamond chips. 876 . and refrigerator . Corbin and ,_6_14_-_9_9_2_·8_9_6_5 _._ _ __ Snyder Furn it ure. 446 - ,Sears12 in. Redial arm aew. 1 171 . HILLCREST KENNEL Boarding ell breeds . AK C Reg . Doberman• pupa and Doberman Stud Service . POODLE GROOMING. Coli Judy Taylor at 814 -367 7220 . DRAGONWYND CATTERY - KENNEL AKC Chow puppiea , CF A Himelilyan, Persian end Siemeae kittens . Coli 446-3844 altar 4PM . through out . Sits on 3 ecrea . Loceted on Beahan Ad . ExceHent terms to right perty. Price red~ced . to f30 ,000. 30 year fm an ctng available . Co ntac t Bank On e of Pom er o y 6 1 4 -992 - 2t33 . 5 rooms, 1 acres . In Pome- roy. N•d• repair . 14,500. 814-593·3289 . . 1974 Yamaha Enduro dirt ---------1976 1997. Suzuki 560 ha a been recke_d, make offer_ Call 468 1997 " . 250 CC Yamaha dirt bike . 11 hors e power riding mower. utility trailer . air & electric power tools. 77 Chevrolet Blazer 4 -WD . Call - . .... -........... . ··· · - • Ll 61 ....... u .. IIIQAk 614 -949-2059 . Pitbull puppies, 3 females. Reduced price . UKC Regia· tared. wonned 8t shots . Cell 614 -367-7409. AKC Regiat•ed German Shepherd puppiea, 7 weeks old. Reedy to go. More information cell 614-367- 77t2 . 1981 Honda. 400 CME . 614 -992 -6163 anytime. 76 Chix. Coli 448 -3413. Registered Quarter Horse . A lao grade. Saddles. bridles. winter horse blankets. West· 01n boots. 614 -698 -3290. 64 Hay & Grain DATSUN pickup insulated topper. 6ft 4"x Sit. 4" , S1 00 ., 304 -675 -2072 . Rutland. Ohio . Coli Cool ville, Ohio . 1 -614-667 3838 . Feacue clover hay. 81 .00 bate . 843 -3311. ~~~~ ~~~~fi!~~IB~I~I~~~ = Home Improvements - PAINT! NG - interior and exterior. plumbing . roofing. some remodeling . 20 yra . exp. Caii614-38B -9662. Marcum Roofing & Spout· Carpet Cleaning featured by Haffelt Brosthers Custom Carpet s. Free estimates. United Crafts . Roofing , spouting . siding and storm windows . Nojobtooiargeor too small. Osby A . Martin, Rodney Howery. 614 -992- production McCullers's United Craft . Complet e Carpantry Service . No job to winning play. (2 hiS.) I]) 700 Club C1J C11 1i21 NFL Football; RON'S Television Service . 1 bd .room furnlahed Apt . rooms an bath near 614-992 -6434 or 304 882·2668 . In Middleport -2 bd .room home with laundry room. Unfurnished apartment. frigeretor & stove . Middle· newly remodied, partially furniahed . Coli 814-992· 8754 -after 7 p.m. or 814 992 -7258 anytime. port. 614· 992·75t t. F------------ New 1 bd.room Apt. In Middleport. Fumiahod with util~ioa paid. Dopoaij ond 6 rooma and beth, unfur· referenCn nished, deposit required . New paint end carpeting . 992-3190. 814-992 -3090. required. 814· Phone 814 -992 -6370. Aportmentl . 304 -676 · ~648 . 3 bedroom , family room, 1 - - - - - - - - - - neer • choola and hoopitol. APARTMENTS. mobllo deposit and ref erence re - homes, hou••· Pt. PiHI8nt quired, S300 month . Cell 304-675 -4338 . ond Gollipolio. 8221. ' 8t4-448· TWO bedroom fu mlahed, TWO bedroom oportm.,t In Now Haven, 304 -882 · Mooon, 304·871-1482 of. 2488. ter t5 p .m . · 79 CHEVROLET. 4 door, new tirea. ct..n, A·1 condi· Sponlol 11'4PPY for Chriat· moa7 AKC blonde Cocket' Sponiol puppleo •150. Hove boon -•mad ond hod oil ahota. Coli 614-388· 9755 don, 40,000 mil01, phone 304 -676-3446 otter 5 p.m. AKC Reglot•ed white Gor· mon Sltepltord for atud lot'ViCI, Coll304· 773· 6184. t 974 FINblrd. 1860. 304· 676 -t1t7. 84 - - -- - Electrical & Refrigeration SEWING Machine repairs, service . Authorized Singer Selea & Service Sharpen Sciuors . Fabric Shop. - 85 1---------- Now Hauling houH coal, lump or stoker up to 8 ton . limestone, _top soil, fill dirt. · Dodge PU with e cyl., ltondord, Colt et 4-387· •ell. 1--------1=----------- AKC Reaiotored SllvorMinl· ot.. o poodlao. It 26, Detaun pick up oeedy In week oftor Chriat· mlleo, good cond .• mot, 160 depoolt holda pup Colt 448·2062. for you. Hot hlld lhott, wormedendtollocut.veterl· 1971 Ford J,4 ton. 67,000 nory .-rd. ocx:omponiea ectuel rnil11. 1400. 814pup. 304-112·387~. 992-631 e. Coli 814-367·7101 . --AN' TATER'S HALF ASLEEP 1:15 1:30 2:00 JIMS Water Service. Call Jim lanie;, 304-876 -7397. 87 Upholstery +A 8 •Q J 10 3 GOOD MORNIN6, SIR ... WOULD 'IOU LIKE T.O BUV A NICE CHRISTMAS WREATH? 2:30 TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec. Ave .. Gal ipolia. 448-7833 or 446· t 833. . 3:00 MOWREYS Upholatery Rt. 1. Box 124, Pt. Pleuont. 304-8711·4154. monds shows either zero or four aces, four hea rts shows t AQJ6 +QJ9 one, four spades two and four no-trump shows three. Then if you WISh you ca n fol · low with five cl ubs to ask for kings." Jim : " With out Gerber North might well decide to Vulnerable East-West Dealer: South West North Eas t Pass Pass Pass 4+ 4 NT Pass Pass South I NT 4+ Pass raise his 3:30 away. (60 min .) Henry Fonda: The Man CIJ Oswald: " North checks to make sure he has heard cor r ec tl y and proceeds to bid lour no-trump for the final contract. Th e 4· 0 spade break would hold a spade declarer to four, but II Oswald: " As invented by the late John Gerber of Houston, the Gerber convention used any four-club bid following strong bidding to ask for aces. Today it is only used as an adjunct to Black- tricks come in easily in notrump." to cover instances (NEWSPAPER ENTER PRISE ASSN.) ~~,a~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Moist 5 Startle 10 Infrequent 11 Artistry 13 Continent 14 Narcotic 15 Shea aWete 16 English cmmtry festival 17 Billy Williams 18 Move like a snake 20 Hostel 21 Cooper's "High" time 22 Start the pot 23 Fonnof Margaret 25 African 40 Perfwne U Parched DOWN I Medicinal measures 2 Atelier stan~ 3 Steno's pad 4 Affirmative 5 Purloined 6 Prank 7 Fatima's son 8 The printed word 9 Treaty 12 HigMchooler 16 Popeye 's greeting I 19 Garb of yore 29 Ballerina 22 Pretensions Shearer 23 Abstain 30 Guardian 24 Iron curtain spirits country 31 Antelope 25 Aerie 36 Skill 27 Compas· 37 Wagnerian sionate lady river province Young Cannibals' I]) 1 Married Joan <II NFL Theatre: 'Best Evar Coaches' 11) Nightllne Cil Slvn Off · diiHI CNN Headline News CIJ MOVIE: 'Don't Cry, l(o Only Thundo( 1J CIJ NBC Newo Overnight I]) My Little Margie 11) Sign Off II) Newa/Sign Off I]) Bachelor Fathor <II Future Sport Cil - MOVIE: -· 'Carve Her Name with Pride' Ill (I) liD CBS Newo Nlgh1wetch 8 CIJ Sign Off I]) Ute oi Riley <II ESPN SportaConter CIJ MOVIE: 'Tho Borde( CIJ MOVIE: 'Rock For Kampuchea' (I) 700 Club D 11) Sign Off (!I ESPN'a H - Reclng 35 Not placed 37 Volcano 38 French Peter 39 Blood vessel DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : II AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter aimply stands for another. In this sample A ia used for the thre' L's, X for the two O' s, etc. Single l etter s, opoetrophes, the length and formation of I he words are . all blots. Eoch doy tht code letters ore different CllYPTOQUM'ES xz I CF SAAO NVFM I CF I CF G ZCCM BXUU XH ICF G PCFMV HALA G XM OF M DFNMXH C'PDUUAI1 Yelterday'a Ceyptoqaole: · TO TAX AND TO PLEASE, NO . MORE THAN TO LOVE AND TO BE WISE, IS NOT GIVEN TO MEN..-EDMUNDBURKE I \ ·' I Yesterday's Answer Cil Captioned ABC News (abbr.) CIIIHI Nlghtline 34 Aviv CIJ MOVIE: 'All The Fine Wkly. - no-trump exactl y two aces." By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby wood ~artner ' s right to stx. The odds favor finding three aces as part of South's high cards. With Gerber at his disposal North bids four cl ubs and South rebids four spades to show Opening lead: •1 0 Case of Immunity" 1:00 PEANUTS Oswald: " In using Gerber you should definitely play that the response of four dia· 26 Fictional dog 27 Time in office 28 Train stop (abbr. I 29 "A-to David Letterman Garcia' ' I]) Jack Benny Show ;a Lament 11) Benny Hill Show Q 11) MOVIE: 'Columbo: A 33 Canadian HARNEY IT SHORE IS QUIET AROUf-:ID HERE -- PAW S SOUND ASLE~P or four clubs as an artificial request for aces." SOl iTH Q CllilD M'A'S'H 9:30 Q (I)® Newhart General Hauling I========== 11178 Dodge_.,. wogon. 4-WD. rough body mechon· lcelly aound, 31B w~h 2 borroll, outo ·trona, t2,000 or bell offer. Call448· 7897 WINNIE. and your favorite partners may want to add other cases • A 9 52 • 82 • 10 7 3 • 864 tt0 9743 +A8 652 Cincinnati at San Diego Pomeroy. 992-2284. JONES BOYS WATER SER VICE . Coli 814· 367-7471 or 614-387·0591 . Trucks for Sale WAR~-! Cor . Founh and Pine JEEPS, anytime. MAY&E HE'S UP TO NO GOOD. Phone 446-3888 or 446 4477 Unh:ed Craft Plumbing and heating service. No job to large or to small . Osby A .Martin, Rodney Howery. Would you like a cute Cocker Cqcker Speniol puppiH. Rogiltored blocka ond buffa. Roody tho weolt of Chriat· moa. 11110. No chlcko. 814-992-7102. • I]) Star Time t0:45 1Il TBS Evening News t t :00 U CIJ Newacentar (l) MOVIE: 'Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia' (!I NCAA Basketball: LSU at UCLA II) News/Sports/Weather Q (I) News (I) Dave Allen at Large ® Eyewitness News (fll Threat of Nuclear War 1 t :30 U CIJ II) Tonight Show CIJ MOVIE: 'On Golden Pond' I]) Another Life Q (I) Trapper John M.D. Cil PBS Late Night liD All In the Family (fll Sign Off t 1:46 II) MOVIE: 'The Bishop' a Wife' 12:00 I]) Burns & Allen Cil CII IHI News ® MOVIE: 'Tha Games· t 2:30 U CIJ II) Lata Night with CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING 1- -- -- - - - - - · -- -- Jim: " If you want to put Gerber in your own biddmg kit, just use it in immediate r esponse to opening notrump bids. Later on you Carson award- and His Movies This retrospective look spans Fonda 's acting career. Plumbing & Heating under •100 available at 1- - -'-----locel gov't ules in your area . after 6PM. AK.C Reglotorod Poo.dle puppy. Phone 4411· 0687. l~ '· . l I'D BETTER 82 Heven Welt Virginia . Over 20 le11 expenaive cars in stock. Shorp. 304-882·2805 . 5 -- 10:30 304-896 -3B02 . HARTS Uaed Cora, New e -c end we•ther proofed . 4 room houae . Preferably adults. no petl. 614-992- ,.-. , Locked and nailed it shut so Rover couldn't get in! of raise." NORTH 12-20-82 +KQ9 761! .K 7 tK 5 +K4 EAST + J tO 5 3 WEST CIJ MOVIE; 'The Borde( IJ CIJ II) NBC Live Theater 6370. Pumps Sales and Service. TRUCKS four no-trump as a no-trump 'Tha Member of the Wedding .' Pearl Bailey . and Dana Hill head a cast m the 304 -676 -2088 or 675 1975 Mustang 8 cyl. and a 4560 . t 976 Yo moho R D 200 4.302 mi. Will aell both Water Wells. Commercial 81 .200 . Coll446-4213. oak and Domestic . Test holes. CARS. where you would want to use sented. (3 hrs.) 8:30 9:00 76 Corvette cream colored (off white) with brown inte· RINGLE'S SERVICE expe rior, auto, with air, (make rienced roofing, including nice Chriatmas gift . ) hot tar appHcetiun, carpen 86,600. Call 446-2491 _ ter, electrician, mason. Call good. 814·992 -5817 oft01 6 p.m. The Gerber advantage peare's tragic comedy about a Queen ,trying to stop her stepdaughter's romantic desires is pre· F & K Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call 676 - 1331 . For sele- 1976 Olds. Cutlass Supreme. High mileage . Runa good, body fair to Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Ill Cll ® Square Pegs (I) (fll Shekaspeare Plays 'Cymbaline.' Shakes- ing . 30 years experience. specializing in built up root . Call 614-38B -9867 . mid size car. 82,600. Call AM -FM 8-track. Call 4480499, oak for Phil. BRIDGE A man outruns a thoroughbred horse. a woman survives being buried un der ice and snoW for five days and a maintenance man tells how he became a millionaire. (60 min .) 1 1B2. and Mary Beth let an arrested Santa Claus get spd ., air , PS, PB, rear window defrost & wiper, FIGURE Jumble Boot No. 19, containing 110 punles, ls available for $1.95 poatp•ld from Jumble, cJo this newsp•per, Box 34, Norwood, N.J. 07648. lllCiude your namt , •ddrets, zip code •nd m•ke checks p•yable lo Newsp•perbooh. MOVIE: 'l(s e Wonderful Lite· Cll CIIIHI Tha(s Incredible house calls. Call 676-2398 76 Granada Chia ex . nice, or 446 -2454 . 78 Dodge Omni 4 dr., 4 PAYOFF THE SWINE " FLU" Cll Specializing in Zenith and Motorola , Ouazer , and 446-9380. SKULL Answer: How did lhe plg get ac ro ss !he ocean ?- Marquette at Minnesota PLASTERING 10:00 (!I ESPN SportsCenter Q (I) World Concern liD Cagney & Lacey Chris Autos for Sale (Answers tomorrow) and Loni Anderson . 160 min.) (l) MDVI E: 'Taos' I]) I Spy (!I NCAA Basketball; Martin. Rodney . liiiiiiiii llarge or too sm.e:!l. Howery Osby A .. Tranepvrcadvn 614-992 -6370 . ~ I I )( I I I XJ THERE ? Saturday·sl Jumbles: UNWED special that includes Mac Davis, Olivia Newton-John Call 446 -2107 . 3,600 bales of mixed hay. Good price for large lots. Stored at lasher Farm in Arm!: ( <II ESPN SporteCentar (I) American Profe11ionals Cll Q Cll Family Feud (I) Business Report (fll American Interests Cll li2l Entertainment Tonlit't 8:00 U W II) Merrleot of the Merry Bob Hope hosts this Auto Parts - Now arrange the circled leners to form the surprise answer. as sug gested by the above cartoon . I KI meal. Woodlawn Form, Pliny Rt. STUCCO 1976 Dodg' Aapen. factory OUR BOARDING HOUSE (1) Charlie's Angels Q Cll Tic T ac Dough - (I) (fll MacNeil-Lehrer Report ® 9:ewltness News Ill (U) People's Court 7:30 IJ CIJ liD You Aaked For It CIJ SRO; Red Skelton· Freddy the Freeloader Freddy plans his holiday 36 . 304-675-2276 . textured ceilings commer- - - - - - - - - -- 1 cial and residential . tree estimates . Call 614 -256 - 21 mo . old Reg . Quarter horse gelding sired by Super WHAT THE GUA~D AT THE HAU~TED HOU5E541D. ()) Entertainment Tonight 863 actual miles . Extras. real sharp, $1,000 . firm . 81 livestock I I I ESPN' s Horse Racing Wkly. Cll Gomer Pyle 1981 400 Kawasaki. very good cond . $500.00. 2459558 . Whole shell corn for Dec . $6 . per 100 lba. with sacka - - - - - - -86 . pre aacked. Morgen'• 63 LOOGI <II Farm Equipment New Holland 488 Haybine , 268 rake. both like new. of the Christmas Santa foils a plot to make big bucks off Christmas . 446 -2821 . directory on how to pur· ch81e . 24 hra. Racine. 614 -992 -5868 . aale ~ Repoaaesaed Motorcycles & Accessories Coli lrefundoble) 1· 71 4· 689-0241 ext. 1866 for 3981 . houM. 3 bd .rooma, all refin l•h•d. new carpeting 689 . 814 -689 -3785 . for Rick . AKC Reg. Chow Chow puppioa for sola, 8260. Call 268 -1271 . New oet plana blade a. UOO. 614-992-2013 . 160. Call614 -246 -9170 . 304 -876 -6234 . For Fitzpatrick Orchards . Plenty of nice applea for your Christmas baskets, aeveral varietiea for all your uses. Viait our orchards on S.R . Coli 446· 7795. ernla . Gift Certificates. new houn. By appointment. 814 -388 ·8278 . Fruit & Vegetables 71 TRADING POST. Usa the A .M .A. Approved. Or . Rel - Hou• for sale on land contract, Cheahire. Oh . 7 rma ., baaement, garage, workshop. gea furnence. 58 •6.960. REMOVAL - Profe ss ional Electrolysis Center . Inc .. 31 Homes for Sale Coli 614 -3B8 -4732. Mra Nell Ring. 814-246-5121 . HAIR Rvallacacv Upright piano in fair cond . 875 -1714. 446 -3159 . - washers, dryers. refrigerators, ranges . Skaggs Appliances. Upper River Rd .. beside Stone Crest Motel. WHITE wedding dress, for mal, slip to match 860 . Antique white cradle, 876 . 26 " TEN speed. brand new, GE gold dishwasher, chopping blodc. top , free standing or can be built-in. $200firm. CAPT AN EASY bike, 2,900 miles: Call468 - FREEZER . 9 cu.ft. upright. Pistols S & W model 10 38 Athens. 614-742 -2951 or 614 -992 -2082 . PERMANENT Upright piano. S200. Call 446 -4999. 246 -6804. -· Call 614-367 -0482 altar 5. USED Bedroom auite , complete . til Chriotmoa. 11 :00 -7 :00 p.m. Friday. Soturdey & Slabs cut · up $16 full length 810 PU load , round wood, large truck load . Call 614- Musical 67 Instruments Firewood , dry wood , split , stacked and delivered for $30.00 a large load. Call ti4eruhanrllae firm Misc . Merchandise L rJ York' CIJ Tic Tee Dough Cll Corol Bumen Cllfll CIJGIIHI Newo II) Newa/Sporta/Weethor (I) (fll PowerhouiO liD Eyewltne" Nowo 6; 16 <II NCAA Instruct lone! Serleo 8:30 IJ CIJ II) NBC News I]) MOVIE: 'Showdown et Boot Hill' <II Pony'o People In Sporto Cll Bob Newhart Show Cll Nowo Ill Cll® CBS News (I) Dr. Who (fll Over Euy CIIIHI ABC News 7:00 IJ CIJ P.M. Magazine CIJ B.C. A Special ""' ~~~~==~::::::~~==========~~~~ WHISS CIJ MOVIE: 'Sunday in Now ~ ~t«'{" ARMY field jock eta $38. up, 448-1819 . $100, Furnished 3 r . pr ivate bath . 845 2nd . Ave .. Gallipolis . Nur~ing in private ho me . Daytime on ly in Gallipolis Of Pt . Pleasant . Will give r ef . if required . Call 458 -1818 . 43 Farms for Rent ble Jan . 1st. Call446 - 1240. 332 4. 47 Wanted 1983. 814-992 -7583 . 1304)882 -2895 evenings. 32 Mobile Homes TRAILER space, in Mason. located Horten St. Call I 74 54 load. Coll446 -7432 . 12 ' special price on 1982 mod ~~~~aL-Implement, Upper River Good seeaoned hickorey & oak firewood. t20 pickup Price r e du ced . ove r s 10 ,000. Now offered by owner. benefits thats must be seen to appreciate. 1/4 mi. from town . large stone firepla ce. 3 bdr .. n ice quiet n eig hb orh oo d . beautiful backyard . Will consider rent ing. Now in low 40's. Call ' one 1e11or to each square, to lorm lour OldNry wonla. Sehera An International crew 'sails' acrou the Sa· hare Desert. 614 -985 -3324 . 880. 2 people $70. Circle' a For sale lump coal & fireMotel. Coli 448 -2501 . wood. linn Coal Co ., Inc. Call446-1408. IJ CIJ New-nter CIJ Wind Roldera by_Henn Arnold and Bob lee Unscromble lhele lour J u - . EVENING 8:00 Page- 1 1 ftfti}~fj}ft _ ~ THATSCRAMBLEDWPRDOAME ~ ~ ~~ · 12/20/82 1981 Eagle 4 wheel drive, 2 Guard is no ordinhy part time job! Call Sergeant 3619 -ul JOBS Overseas . Big money fu t . Job offe rs guara nted 1 -716 -842 - 6000 . Ext . 1218 . Television Viewing U,860. Coli 446 -4554. Misc. Merchandise $460 . Coli 1216. OICK TRACY van , air, auto, good tiraa. tee. Coli 614· 266-1207. 54 The Daily Sentinei - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1976 Ford 12 pouangor for may qualify for a $1,600 Vans & 4 W . O. 73 by Larry Wright Monday, December 20, 1982 �Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middlepo;t, Ohio ~----~---~----~========= Monday, December 20, 1982 SUPPLEMENT TO: TH£ POMEROY SENTINEL Americans give more but, Donations won't meet needs WASmNGTON(API -Ameri· r- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ans are giving more to charitable FB¥1WIIIIIC¥£<;:<-I!IIIUIIB:IWIWS.tc¥ll!t:IB¥YKB¥11111C¥1!0:1B¥1MI If 1 organizations this holiday season than they have In previous years, I II 11 II! III I Salvation In the area . "ButArmy requests forWashington our Christ· m as services such as groceries, I Thornlon Wood Thornt on L. Wood. 70. 221~ Jdferson ;\ve .. Point Pleasa nt .died Sunday moming at his home' following a long illness. Born June 19. 1912. at Southside. he was the son of the late L.A . Wood and Jessie Siders Wood. HP was a m ember of th e Heights United M ethodist Church. a farmer and re ti red from the Carolina Lumber and Suppl,· Co. Surv iving are his wife. Freda L l'<' Wood : four daughters. Mrs. Dwight 1Erewanna 1 Jcffre\·. Can ton. Ohio. Mrs. Thomas t Lois t Bumga rner . Letarr. Mrs. Ant hony iA iicet Darst. Anderson. S.C .. and Mrs. Michael 1Beverl\"1 L "Arc hPr. Wilmington. Ocl.: thrl'<' sister s. Mrs. Stella Maws. L.i ttiP Hocking. Ohio. Mrs. Haith• Plant s. Point P IPa san t. and Mrs. !'>!ellie Wetherholt . Middleport. two brothers. Da le \ " . Point Pleasant. Walt er A .. Southside: Pighr gra ndchildren. thr('(' grea t· ~,~·a nd c hildre n . five stqH·hildrcn and six step great ·gr andchilrlren . He u·as pr!'Ceded in dea th b\· rwo brorhers. Worthy and Cha rlie Wood . Funeral sN Virf'S w ill tx• Tuesday' at ~ p.m . al rhe Wilcoxpn Funeral Hum f' in Point Plras<.mt v.:ith th C' Re\·. Ralph Sager and the Rev . Fred M c("allis ter offici ;lting. Bu ri al wi ll follow in Concord Cemeterv. HPnder st m. FriC'nds rna ~ · ra il at thC' funera l home aftrr ti p.m . tocta .\·. Eulali~ V. W~ hskr Mrs. F. ulalie \' . Wr•bstcr . HR. ~I); Spring Ave .. Pomero;·. died Sunda_ ,. rvening at thC' Pompro~· HPalth Care Ce nt er. Mrs. WebstC'r was bo rn in Pom eroy. a daughter of rhe latP Wallace E. and Augus ta Howell Oli\"Cf . She u·as a m em ber or thr Pom erov United M ethodist Churc h and the America n Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post .19. She is sunived by a son and da ughter·in·law .. Jed .Jr .. and Betty Webster , Pomeroy: two grandsons. .Jon Wcbster. Ca rland . T ex .. and .l im D . Webster. Pomeroy: a granddau ght er .. Jea n Ann Srrubleof Westerville. and thm · grpat · gra ndchildrcn Besides her parent s s hl ' was prccf'ded in dcath bv her husband . .Jf'd C. Wcbstcr . and an mfant daughter. c. There will be no ca lling hours. Graveside rit Ps will be held follow· ing crema tion . The Ewing F unera l Hom e is in charge. Renata Papadopoulos Renata Bax ter Papadopoulos. 41. 3889 W. 162nd St. , Cleveland . formerly of Pomeroy, died Sat ur · da;· night at L akewood Hospital in Lakewood following a lingering illness. A housewife. Mrs. Papadopoulos was a graduate·of Pomeroy High School. She was a member of the Greek Orthodox Churc h of the Annunc iation. Cleveland . She was born at Udine. Italy on .June 26.1941 . Sur v iving ar"l' her husband. Cosm as Papadopoula s: two sons, M ike and Dino Papadopou los. all of Cleve land : her parent s. Norm an and G ilda Baxter of Pomeroy; two sister s. Mrs. Ri chard !Tina 1Jeffers and Mrs. Roger tShirleyJ Wright . both of Al hens: a brother. Charles Bax ter of ParkPrsburg. W . Va .. and a grandmother . Mrs. Lena Bax ter of Coolville. Services wi ll be held at 2 p.m . Wednesday at the Ewing Funeral Home w it h the Rev. E ugene Zopp officiating. Burial will be in Alex· ander Cem etery. west of Athens. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home from 7 to~ p.m . Tuesday and until timr of se r v ices on Wf'dnC'sday. Max Lamlwrt M ax Lambert . 72. Columbus. formN Midd lepor1 rC'sidcnt. died Sat urday at his residenrP. HC' rC't ired as a lieutenant in 1963 aftPr 2S vrars service with the Ohio StatP Highway Pa trol. He then worked for 18 years with the Ohio Ocparlm<'nt of Liquor Con trol. Hr wa s a 2.1 yea r m em ber of the Scioto Ma sonic Lodgr 006. Chilli· rot he: Chillicolhe Commandery No. R. Aladdin Shri ne: a m ember of Provost Unit Aladdin Shrine, Nor· thea sl Shr ine Club: a m emberofthe Ohio State Patrol Retirees Assn .. a member of St. Andrews Presby ter · ian Church. He is survived by his wife. the former Irene Mills of M iddleport: sons and daughters·in ·law . Max R. and Joa n of Ledyard. Conn.: Joe A. and Fran of Columbus. and grand· children. Eric and Kristen of l.f'dva rd . Conn : a sister . Gladys Wal.b urn and a brother. Glen Party set tonight The OH KAN Coin Club will hold its Christmas party and auction this evening in the Riverboat romm at Diamond Savings and Loan Co .. Pomeroy. Oul of town coin dealers will be present at 7 p.m . for Christma s buying, selling or trading items. Anyone interested in any part of the activities will be welcom e to attend . Edward Brukett. president, announced . Refreshments w UI be served. 11 percent." Jones said the demand for em ergency financ ial assistance for such items as food. medicine, clothing and fuel Is up close to 30 percent over last yea r . Lt . Col. E rnest Miller. national spokesman for the Sa lvation Army, II! 11 I I I PADS" SCRA~CH I' 20 BOUND NEW 'l.OO BIUS 1 t Perfect as a stocking stuffer or a as minute gift. 1 Fs II! = I! W said this year the organization has received m any letters from regular donors saying they are now in financial distress. "So many of those who had been our donors now find themselves unemployed," Miller said. "Sud· denlytheyare findlng them selves in the embarrassing position of having to ask for help. "TEXAS ! glftstoshut-insandtoys forchUdren In poor families areupin excessof20 Meigs County sheriff"s deputies are investigating the theft of two aluminum gates taken from the Minersville Cem etery. According to the report Hiram Fisher, Minersville, discovered the gates missing Saturday morning . The gates were at the cemetery Friday afternoon. One gate is 12 feet wide and the other is three feet wide. The person or persons had to use a hacksaw on one hanger bolt on the larger gate In order to"get it off the post. 1 ! By Popular Demand " In terms of contributions. we're up 12 percent over last year," said Keith Jones, spokesman for the Area deaths I Iw I do~. Gates said stolen I Brought Back ~~~ being tapped for assistance from people who in previous years were clients, In a hollday season where Americans are giving more to chariable organlzatklns than lhey have In prevkms years, but their donaUoos are falling short of requests lor help. (AP Laserpholo). Shoppers " I ft And there Is " a different kind of person" asking for help this year, say charity spokesm en who are tl! II Last M l ' n u t e lI ~ but thegroups say donationsstllldo not meet the soaring number of requests for help. CHRJSTMAS HELP - Salvation Army volunteer Darlene Wornack, right, escorts shopper Ester Best through the group's toy store In downtown Washington rc'<;C ntly. Th e store provides free toy s to ATTENTION I SALE STARTS TODAY I ft We .,. lit ....,....1111 fer II!& II i Farme . rs !I BaD k 1 · II! · I! I Member F Dl C II! __ ---· --M - II I It It _.. .....___._ I 1 1'I The Commuru"ty . Owned Bank II!11 _,., .... . ............ ._,.......-........ _. _"'--..lo-. -----· .................. Thi s scale version of desk phone provides hours of fun and en l' oyment in ploy communico · lion . In safe , durob e plastic ; vibrant color s of blue , red and yellow . Meets Tuesday t:l~i, ' tlllll.~ Middleport Lodge 363 F&AM will meet Tuesday . Dec. 21, at 7:30p.m. for installation of officers. II will be an open installat ion. ·II.:~~Aicl••:~ ~- ~··- EASE THE SQUEEZE WITH BEN FRANKLIN OF NEW HAVEN CHRISTMAS COUNTDOWN! BockJock . The lightweight, toke-it-anywhere choir that's a backrest and leisure seat all in one I T.A.KE IT TO : Concerts , picnics , the beach , sporting events... you nome it I USE IT FOR: Watching ~V. reading in bed , listening to your 1tereo, loungrng on your porch or patio ... any way you like! AND LOOK AT THIS: BockJocks stock neatly for convenient storage . BockJocks ore available in o variety of bright , washable co lors. SALE I Tues. Dec. 21st Thru Friday Dec. 24ith •NEW LATE HOURS· TUIS-THURa 9100 a.m.· 9100 p.m. *CHRISTMAS lVI CLOII 7100 p.m. '15 99 NELSON'S REG •• 19.99 25% 0H It'l-L CLOTHING & FABRIC . ALL TIMEX WATCHES I " Buy Two - Get $4.00 Rebate from Mfg. Off: ALL LAMI:tS IN STOCK! 20%0H, • A Great Seleeflon 01 O!ft Items Including.... • ALL TYPII OP TOYS • W • Gin ITIMS • I <olognes & Gift Sets I •Anchor ~ng ft •Hair Drye11 &Curling Irons • BRAND NAMES LIKE • I •Mr. Coffee •Jewell} Boxes •Baby Gifts Fisher Price, Ertl, Play School I •Men's Fancy West•n Shirts & Barbie Also Games & Puzzles I •Record Albums •Socks •Tapes *Crafts & Supplies For Those Cold I -Cassettes •Adult & Children Luggage •Stomp11s •Strawbeny Shortcake •Match B!lx Ca11 •Tough Wheels •Duke's Of Hazzard Winter Days! I Sets &Much More. Door Prlzeal Slop '" .... Rqlotor lor Doll, llrowlq of • ne tu.• Gill Cerlllleale, No Pwdaue Ntc!tlll_.y. Need NIIBe-TtWirr. ,, • J DESK PLAY PHONE .._ _.... You'll breathe fresher. cleaner a1r all the t1me wtth the Eco10g1zer · air treatment system The EcOiogizer ·system remoYes harmful gases. lnclud1ng formaldehyde, plus hOusehold oovrs. tobacco smoke odors. dust. and IX)IIen Freshe r. cleaner au IS 0 "-f--"-' conllnuoosly recirCulated The EcoiOgizer ·system has a (~~~ repla ceable tillenng system thAI con1a1ns the CAI90' advanced sc.en1illc formula and other ellecttve hllering agents. This sophtsticated system IS the only one that does the total indoor a1r 1reatment job. Miller said m any of those asking for assistance are unaccustom ed to charity. "These are people who ar e not eligible for public assistance because they own their own home." said Mille~. " We had a letter from a man in suburban Detroit who has helped us in the past who is now selling his furniture piece-by·piece to put food on his table. " Lambert. both of Middleport. Friends m ay call al the Hill Funeral Home. 220 S. State St., Wes terville from 2 to4and7to9p.m . Tuesday where services will be held at 10: 30 a.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in the Gravel Hill Cem etery at Cheshire. The Rev. Howard C. Dhonau will officiate. In lieu of flowers friends may, if they wish, contribute to :he American Cancer Society. Jllerrg Chrislmr.s from SGnlG _.,~ ·fl:ols:r:I!O:IS¥B¥1!0:1B:IB¥B¥BIIB:II!O:IIC¥tc¥1C¥tc¥B:II!O:IIIQ(I!Illtc¥tc¥W.;' Sa turday Admissions;; Evely n Lewis. Middleport. Sa turd ay Di sr h arges -ChristopherEbersbach. Betty Haw· ley, Shirley Abels, Maxine PhUiips. Sund ay Admis si ons -· Gera ld Shuster, Pomeroy; Sar a Willis, Pomeroy . Sund ay Di sc h a r ge ;; Sa di e Trussell. A one·vehlc le accident on Ohio 124 was Investigated early Sunday by the Gallia·M eigs post of the state highway patrol. Troopers said Steve R. Hill, 28. Jackson, was westbound at 3: 10 a.m. when he lost control on a left curve. drove off the right side of the road and struck railroad tracks. Hill's vehic le was slightly dam· aged. the report said. tlulen. tl! 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