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This weekend Santa wi 11 be at W Elberfelds Thursday 6:30 to i 7: 30, Friday 6:30 to 7:30, and i Saturday 6:30 to 7 : 3o. Bring i your children in for a visit i "th h" WI lm. ll! 1.1. II! rA i i Reg . $7 .00 ... .. .. .. .......... Sale$5 .58 Reg. $12.00 ... ... ............ Sale$9.58 Reg.$17 .00 ................ . Sale$13.58 Reg.$25.00 ................. Sale$19.98 Reg . $28 .00 ........ ..... .... Sale$22. 38 Reg . $36 .00........ ..... . .... SaleS28.78 ~----l<::I'I<IOK:<r.:::<l'O:tWI$l!*W:Ol!<::<l$l81.l<:liAO-~I$ll<:l!Eial$l~S<:¥1<:¥1<:¥1$l_IE!a . . B:SICIII!IIl!Eia-BIIIIIiOI<O!B:I'l!II'!OIII! OPENS SHOWROOM - Chod Humphreys, owner of New Ha ven Furniture Store, stands inside hiS new showroom located across the street from the mam store. With 1ts opemn~. the furn iture business'' boasts 1,200 square feet of displa y space. Humphreys seid The showroom was constructed on the ruins of the old ~ew HHven theatre, which was destroyed by fir e a nd which served a s the furniture store's warehouse. i llffiE BOYS' ~ ~ HOLIDAY ~ SUITS ~ ~ ~p~~~~··~~i~;ici~·o~~,<;~~ ! 1 ~U fl sizes through size 7. ~ ~ i i i -. Reg.$13. 00 Sale$9,09 Reg. 516.00 Sale$11.19 Reg . 521.00 Sale $14 .69 Reg. 528. 00 Sale $19.59 i w i i i i PLA YTEX 18 HOUR SALE ~ ! 1 FRIDAY AND s~u~R~~_;; MENS AND BOYS' TUBE SOCKS TRAFFIC FATALITY - Vinton woman , Connie L. Dodrill, 25, Rte . 2, was killed this morning in a one· Men 's si zes 9 to 15. Boys sizes 9 to 11 . White with colored 20% OFF tops . Made by Springfoot . For the extra gift . Sp t>cial ra c k of quality ~ran g ier Sport swear in junior srze~ . Sherpa vesrs , corduro';' outfr ts and terry jogg ing suits . Pn ced r rght for ho l iday giv rn g ~ WEMBLEY TIES . ·.~ ~ B i g s.election , popular nar · rower width , patterns and co lors . Free giff boxes. '6.50 WEM BlEY TIES ..... ...... .. '4.88 '7.50 WEMBLEY TIES ........... '5.63 '8.50 WEMBlEY TIES ............ '6.38 Special sale prices on all of our women 's w inter coats in junior , missy and half sizes . Included are car coats, ski ;ac kefs, all weather coats, fur trlmm ed dress coats and nylon quitted car coats BASKETBALL Join The Racine Home National Bank at Southern, Eastern and Meigs and Sizes 38 to .SO . Regular and longs . Bronze and putty sot id colors . basketball games 1979-1980 TENTATIVE SCHEDUlE I /lome Rani.· For Mei{.(.~ County People RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK Racine. Ohio ·"~' ' 14 indicted GREENSBORO , N.C. IAP I A Guilford County grand jury returned murder or felomous not charges Thursday against all but one of the 15 persons arrested af. ter five persons were gunned down at an anti-Ku Klux Klan rally . The fifteenth man arrested af. ter the deaths - Rayford Milano Caudle, 37, of Winston-Salem was not indicted and faces no charges stenuning from the Nov . 3 incident. Caudle 's stepson . 16-year-<>ld Claude M. McBride Jr ., who was initially charged only Wlth conspiracy, was indicted on five charges of murder a nd a s ingle c har~e of engaging m a not Won't run again BATAVIA, Otuo !AP I - U.S . Rep. William H. Harsha , R.Ohio, will not seek an 11th tenn. tus offi ce said Thursday Harsha , >II, of Porlsmouth could not be contacted at his Washington-area home . Harsha, considered a strong conservative, is completmg his tenth term in Congress . His districl stretches from Por · tsmouth across southern Ohio to Hamilton County near C1n· c innati. 'Old' girl dies on WMP0-92 FM Dec. 14- Southw es t er n at Southern Dec . 21 - Meigs at Ath e n s Dec. 28-Wahama at Southern Jan . 4-Southern at Eastern Jan. 11 - Meigs at Jack son Jan . 12 - Wahama at M eigs Jan. 18- Hannan Trac e at Southern Jan . 19-Meigs at Wellston Jan . 25-KvQer Creek at Eastern Feb . 1- Kyger creek at Southern Feb . 2- Point Pleasant at Southern Feb . B- E astern at Southern Feb . 9 - Fort Frye at Eastern Feb . 15- Meigs at Ironton Feb . 22 - Jack s on at Meig s auto, went out of control after encountering an icy spot on the roadway . The vehicle traveled approl<imately 400 feet down the pavement, passed off the right side of SR 160 into a ditch, flipped over and struck a tree . Demolished. the auto came to rest right side up in the ditch. Jury list drawn for January term .''1' . ·:r: SAlE! MEN'S WRANGlER SALE JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR vehicle accident on SR 160, approl<imlltely one mile north ri North Gallia High School . Called to the scene at 7:35 a.m ., the Gallia-Meigs Post , Highway Patrol , reports Dodrill's south bound .. ,;· --~\>00!1!<:!---~ / PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Warm and fashionable cowl ni:: ....... , turtle , V·ne ck.s and cardigans . Siz~s S. M, L. W necks XL i i FRIDAY . DI:.ClM~I:.R 14. 1919 Hostages may receive Christmas greetings •-~---""'~-----""'·-~--""'""'~""'·-----""'I<O<""'r··""'""'-----""'' w enttne at ' (USPS 145·960) • '1.49 WINTUK KNITTING YARN J•;1 oun ce skeins, R:ed Heart Yarn , M>lld col ors . sperkle c olors and vcH •egated Stock up on wnat you need Fnda ;- and Saturday SAN DIEGO - Penny Vantine, a 5-year-<>ld child who suffered from a genetic defect that turned her into an old woman, died of chicken pox Thursday at Children's Conv ale sc e nt Hospital The gtrl was a vict im ri Cockayne Syndrome , a rare disease thaI produces rapid aging . She aged at the rate of 10 to 15 years for every c hronologi ca l year of her life. Ninety names were drawn for possible grand and petit jury duty ,January 1980 term, this mor· Ding in the office of the clerk of cour· t:l . Names drawn for possible petit jury duty were Mary K. Yost. Racine; Eli Vance, Racine; Lena K. Nessel road, Pomeroy; Geraldine Leifheit , Pomeroy: Margaret Weber , Rutland ; Ernest Powell, Rt. 2, Pomeroy ; George M. Freeland, Syracuse; George H. Sclmeider, Syracuse: Brook Sayre. Syracuse: Lewis U>ng. Middleport: Barbara F . Mullen, Middleport ; Barry McCoy , Syracuse; Paul Black , Racine ; Mildred Harris, Reedsville; H. Jean Cleland, Racine; Kathy Cline, Mid· dleport ; E . MBiine Gaskell, Mid· dleport ; Charles Blakeslee, Pomeroy: Janice Lawson, Syracuse: James C. Birchfield, Rutland : Bernice Nelson, Rutland, Barbara C. Karr, Pomeroy; Marvin L. Hill, Racine ; Shirley Huston. SyracllSe; Charles Sprague, Dexter; Martha Childs, Middleport: Thelma DiU, Syracuse; Mary Seaman. Pay efforts in high gear Efforl'i were in high gear today in the office of Meigs Local School District Treasurer Jane Wagner to get payroll checks out for teachers and non-certified employes of the distrid . This week, the board of educatim took action to provide two pay days for employes between now and This meant Christmas . recalculation of the records of each employe by Mrs . Wagner and her sta If for a computer used in the processing of the paychecks. Mrs. Wagner said that her staff has worked only on payroll processes since the action was taken by the board . Paycheoo were ex · pected to be issued late today or on Monday with the second payment scheduled for Friday , Dec . 21. Oilld reunited NEW YORK I AP I - An B-y earold Philadelptua boy with a pen· chant for tra ve l is being re united with his parents after an 18-da y separation that began when he hopped a train to the Big Apple and told officials here he lived in Brookiyn . A Harlem Hospital employee found the child wandering around in the men's room at Pen nsylvania Station at 2 a .m on Nov 'n . Joseph Woods told tt.! worker he had been hit by a ca r and had hurt tus ankle, said Albert Jackson. the hospital's executive director . Visit hostages TEHRAN, Iran !AP I - Ob· servers predict a team of Western ambassadors will visit the 50 Americans held hostage a t the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in the next day or two as Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini 's reg ime steps up 113 eflorts to woo the in ternational community . Jaycees announce Christmas project The Meigs County Jaycees are again working on a project to provide toys for under privtleged children of Meigs County. The Jaycees are seeking new and used toys for the project . They will make every effort to repair used toys, David Fox , Jaycee chainnan of this phase of the holiday operation ci the Jaycees. reports. Residents wishing to contribute toys may leave them at collection boxes located at Hartley's Shoe Store, Krogers, Powell's Super· Valu, Vaughan 's Cardinal Store. WMPO Radio , Racine Home National Bank and at Carpenter's Pennzoil . Toys also can be taken to the Jaycee Chrisbpas hedquarters in tt.. Middleport furniture building. the Conner Martin Restaurant, •very evening between Dec. 19 and tt.! morning of Dec . 22 . Toys will be d i>-tributed on Dec . 22 ' Pomeroy; Harold Sauer. Mid dleport; Harry E . Pickens, Syracuse; Naomi Stobart, Racine and Avis Bing, Longbottom . Wanda Guinther, Syracuse ; Ber· nard P . LaValley, Racine; Mary Guinther, Syracuse. Lucille Clay, Pomeroy; Mary M. l.isle, Syracuse; Virginia Nelson, Dexter; Evelyn Smith, Syracuse; Lois Ann Walker. Rutland; I. 0 . McCoy, LongBottom: Wayne S. Wilson. Racine; Wilma Powell , Racine; Flcrence Adams, fuocine; Anna M. Blackwood, Pomeroy; Curtis Luckadoo , Rutland; Linda Pullins, Racine ; Charles Strauss. Pomeroy ; Jill Holter, Reedsville; Nancy Roush, Reedsville; Lynn Mallory, Racine: Jwnes Frecker, Pomeroy; Glen E. Thompson, Pomeroy: Everett P. Smith, Rutland; Edgar F . Tholll8.'l , Pomeroy; Beverly Bailey, Reed· sville; Paul Hoffman, Chester; Patricia Holter, Pomeroy; Orville Wiles. Pomeroy: Carl M. Matlock, Reedsville; Ruth Ann Balderson, Reedsville ; Dorothy E. Smith, Racine : Joe Dennison. Rutland: Ronnie Spencer, Long Bottom; Agnes Dixon, Pomeroy; Mary Clark, Middleport; Jeff Lightfoot, Racine ; Janice Koblent:z. Pomeroy: Carolyn Lee Shields , Dexter ; Emma G. Broderick, Pomeroy ; Margaret L. Kennedy , Pomeroy; Dorothy Cashdollar. Reedsville: Zelma L. Gilmore, Pomeroy ; I..ila S. Mitch, Pomeroy; Thennan Carsey, Mid· dleport. Names drawn for possible grand jury duty were Don Lambert, Shade: Jolm R. Philson, Syracuse; Harold R. Long, Pomeroy; Harry E . Wise. Rutland: Keith Ashley, Chester; Marjorie Reuter , Pomeroy; Thomas Burroughs, Tuj>pers Plains; Fred Chapman, Pomeroy; Carl Qualls . Pomeroy: Maxine Goeglein, Pomeroy ; Edith Lyons, Albany; Clovia E . Brown, Ewington : Marisha Nelso n, Pomeroy: Evelyn Foreman . Portland ; Jolm Pape, Racine. Attending the drawing were Probate Judge Robert E . Buck, in the aOO.nce of Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon, Larry Spencer, clerk of coorts, wren Hoffman and Freeland Norris, jury com· mlssioners, Sheriff James J . Proffitt , and clerks ci the clerk of courts Marlene Harrison and Sharon Walker . CLEVELAND (API - Her~ are lbe numbers picked lbunday Digbl ID lbe Oblo Lotkry 'o dally number drawing and the lotkry's weekly games: The dally ownber drawing : 190 Pyramid drawing : 39; 570; 1%84 Bo11811Z8 drawing , 54; 6%1; 5175 ; 70389; 9994%5 The lotkry reported earning• of $229,502.50 on sales Thunclay ID tbe "The Numbe~" dally game . The lottery 's computer tabullldons revealed sales or $328,433. Hohkn ol winning nckels are en tided to $98,930.50. TEHRAN, I ran 1AP 1 - The American hostages at the U.S. Em· bassy will be allowed to receive Christmas cards, or at least some of them, a spokeswoman for the captors said today . OOO.rvers also predicted a team of Western am bassadors will be allowed to visit the 50 hostages in the next day or two. "Yes, of course, Christmas cards are not important I from the security standpoint). " We1J give them to the hostages," said the spokeswoman, contacted by telephone. "We have received some ChrlSI· mas cards already and given th em to the hostages, but very few ." She would give no specific nwnbers of ca rds delivered so far . But told tbat officials at New York's John F . Kennedy airport and Chicago's O'Hare airport reported a buildup of nearly 100,000 pieces of mail addressed to points in Iran. the spokeswoman paused. "Well , I think that woold be too much," she said. "We 'U just have to see." Ambassadors from a dozen coun tries met Thursday with Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh to discuss the visits, only hours after Khomeini gave the go-ahead for in dependent observers to see the Americans, held captive smce Nov . !. The diplomats were from Australia , Austria . Canada , Denmark , Fin land , Greece, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal , Spain, Sweden a nd Swit:zerland. The Khomelni regime also announced it was sending a full am· bassador to represent Iran at lhe United Nations . A U. N. spokesman said the ani val of Ambassador Man>our F'arhang "wtll facilitate " negotiations between SecretaryGeneral Kurt Waldheun and Iranian auU10rities. Farhang is an associate professor of govenunent at Caliiorn1a Stale University in Sa cramento. William Dorman , a university collea~ue . sa1d in an interview Thursday that Farhan has been "deeply dis tressed " by the hostage-taking in Tehran and is ''totally conunitt.ed as a human being" to helping to resolve it. Tehran Radio said Thursday that Khomeini instructed Ghotbzadeh to " invite an mdependent (team of ob· servers) to visit" the hostages ''to confront adverse U.S. aggressive propaganda. " In Washingtoo , White House spokesman Jody Powell questioned the Iranians' motives. He said the observers must be mternationally recognized and impartial, must be allowed to visit all the hostages and mu.st see them frequently. Otherwise, Powell said, it would just be a ·.·.· ·.·-:.:-:-:-·-:.:.;. ..... "cynical" attempt to divert at· tention from the hostages plight. BACK ON JOB The Iranian militants holding the Union employees at Meigs Mine hostages said they would abide by No. 2 returned to their jobs Thur- Khomeini 's order for the visits. The sday following a one day strike . militants are demanding the United Acrordlng lo a spokes person at States return deposed Shall Moham· the Southern Ohio Mines , the mid· mad Reza Pahlavi to Iran for trial. nlgbt shift went out Tuesday. Also President Carter has refused to send affected by the walkout were the clay back the shah, who is recuperating and evening shifts. at the Laddand Air Force Base in Cause ol the stoppage was not Texas from cancer treatment and released . gall bladder Slli'Rery ln New York. .. . ·.- .-.- .. ·. .:-:-·- . Doctors tendiJig the shall said in _.:ourt papers filed Thursday that they believed tt.! deposed monar· ch ·s condition had worsened and that his New York physicians were expected to fly to Texas today to see him . However , a source close to the shah sa1d he appeared to be '1ine," after having been ill a couple of days rrussion and Spratley says the ruling last week . lD the C&SOE case coold sel a Khomeini 's domestic crisis with precedent. The cost of the Znruner the rebellious Azari Turka of Azer· plant is the basis for the Increases batjan Province in northwestern sought by both southwest Otuo Iran appeared to ease up Thursday, utilities, Spratley sa1d . but there were reports of stirrings " I don 't know what they're by another etlmic minority group, I PUCO I going to do. •But 1 1 would this one in southern Iran . not be surprised if they a pplied the Tehran radio said Khomeini sent a same test,·· he said. special envoy to Fars Province, on The panel 's deciSion in the Colum the Persian Gulf 350 miles south at bus CIISe indicates the PUCO is slUJ. Tehran, to investigate problems In ling more of the risk of investment tribal areas there. There was no in· from the investment corrununity and dependent confinnation of unrest in common stockholders to lhe Fars, but one large nomadic tribe in customers of the companies, he said . the area, the Qashqais, have resisted central govenunent control 111 the past . Meanwhile , in a speech monitored in London. Khomeini was quoted as taking a swipe at American efforts to seek international economic sane· twns agamst Iran. "This 'hwnanitarian' Carter ... has se nt Ius secretary of state round cap-in~nd in order to try to impose an economic blockade on us. !Car· ter 1thinks he can mobilize the whole world mto s tarvmg us . Un· fortunately for Mr. Carter, his 'ecret.ary of state wen round but nobody took any notice of him. they all turned him down." Predicts more rate cases will be okayed COLUMBUS. Ohio I API - Cillo's Conswners' Counsel predicts the state's major utility companies will seek approval of more rate cases next year than in any of the last three years. William A. Spratley made his prediction Thursday in a blast at Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for approving a rn million increase for Colwnbus >'iouthern Otuo Elec tric. He criticised the regulatory panel's decision to lei the finn begin charging customers for a nuclear power plant not in use . SpraUey said the company was allowed to include 50 percent of its construction costs for the Zinuner Nuclear Facility al Moscow, Ohio, in its rate base . But the plant will not be completed unti l at least Jan. 1981 and possibly not until June, 1981, he added. "Why should the conswner pay for a plant that's not gomg to be in operation £or a year or more ?" he asked. The company has an investment of $171 million in the plant , a jomt ven · ture with Cincinnati Gas & Electric and the Dayton Power & Light Co . Both Cincinnati and Dayton utilities also have requests for rate hikes pending before the com · Southwest U. S. hit by heavy snowfall By Tbe Associated Preas Snow and freezing rain glazed par· ts of the Southwest and the Nor· theast early today, with conditions expected to worsen in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico and improve along the Upper East Coast . A heavy snow warning was posted for the Guadalupe mountains of West Texas where 4 inches of new snow was eipeCted. Travelers ad· visories extended over much ci New Mexico, Tex.as and Oklalloma where patches of freezing rain. sleet and snow made driving hazardous. Strong winds increased over the eastern slopes ci the Montana moun· tains. and snow showers ac companied by gusts up to Ill mph produced blizzard conditions at Mt . Glacier. Heavy rain along parts of the Gulf Coast in recent days has caused sharp rises in river levels . Crests of up to a foot above flood stage were expected today along parts of the Pearl and Pascagoula river systems. Just 24 hours after temperatures matched a record high of 68 degrees in M&Machusetta, drivers battled slush and freezing puddles Thursday night on highways throughout the state. Roads throughout the New England area were reported slick and dangerous today . The storm provided ski run operators snow for the first time this season in the Berkshire Mountains. Temperatures before dawn ranged from 14 below r.ero at Warroad. Minn., w 74 at Key West , Fla. EVANS BO'ITLED UP - Meigs' Andrea Riggs (11) bottles up Gallia 's Sarah Evans (32) in Thursday's 43-38 Marauder victory overtbe previ~X~Siy unbeaten Blue Angels. Coach Joy Bentley's saJs upped tbelr mark to~ on the year. �3-The Deily Sentine: Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec . 14, 1979 • - ThA I"IAilv Sentinel, MiddlePOrt-Pomeroy. 0 ., Frulay, Dec . 14, 1979 HOW TO MAKE A MERRY CHRISTMAS I CALl.. r=---, lf 5CH6AP... tfMAGtC IT'S Mfi55Y - PoWDI'I? 1HE f<).RDWARE S'TcRE CALLS iTP(ASTt:R T HAT~ HALF' by Lane and Miner Meigs snaps Blue Angels five-game winning streak by Lane and Mille• ·· l l K£ CAN[)Lf 11-IAl '5 CAUGf 'IOU RJNT ~NOW '-..T!J<V.WI><>c 6RtA1 I()I..Q/iRS R:JR M OM THE Fl!N ' l iKE IV"AT ( AN D YOU CAN MAKE' A Z II.. LIO N THINGS ... Terri Wilson 's 16 points paced Meigs girls to a 4.'h'l8 Southeastern Ohlo League baaketball victory over Coach Jackie Knight 's GaWpolis Blue Angels on the GAHS hardwood Thursday evening. The loss snapped the Blue Angels five-game winning streak, leaving View from the Statehouse By S1ate Rep. Ron Jameo I1}-Proctorvtlle, !12Dd HOU8e Difitrlct I The Ohio General Assembly is in recess WJtil January 2, 19&1. On Novemher 30, 1979, the Ohio House approved a bill by a vote of 61 26 that would inopose a coal con swnption tax on coal burned to generate steam or electncity for sale . House Bill 613, sponsored by Democntic State Representative Thomas Carney from Boardman, seeks to replace a previously enacted graduat"d coal conswnption tax . Under the bill, Ohio's industries and utilities would pay a flat, across-theboard, tax of 50c a ton on all coal they burn . During the last session of the General Assembly, House Bill 415 was enacted which created the Ohio Department of Energy , a cabinet level department designed to manage Ohio's Energy policy In that same bill, which was also sponsored by Representative Carney, there was a graduated coal consumption tax based on the sulfur content of the coal. However, a federal court judge in Cleveland recenUy barred Ohio from collecting the tax on the groWlds that it conflicts with lb.. Commerce Clause of the U. S. Constitution. The court ruled that the operation li the tax discriminates against outof~tate coal because the rate rises as the suUur content of the coa l decreases and because little low suUur coal is mined in Ohio. Thus, Ohio's own tugh suUur coal would be favored over out-of-~;tate low suUur coal. House Bill 613 would re pla ce thi s gra~·111ted tax with a flat :iOc per ton tax on the storage, use. or other con swnptJon of any type of coal in ex cess of 200tons per calendar yea r for use rurectly in generating steam or electric power for resale. The revenue collected from the exme tax would be deposited in the coal research and development account of the state's special revenue fund . The proceeds from the tax. estimated at $25 milion armua lly, are w be used by the Director of the Ohio Department of Energy, With the advice of the Coal Research and Development Commission, to finan ce research into more uses for Ohio's high sulfur coal. They would also use the fWJds to provide grant' and low interest loans w major electricity generators . These grants and loans would be used for the in stallation of scrubbers, fluiruzed beds, and other equipment to cleanse air erruss10ns from the burning of Ohio coal to meet EPA standards. Up to 2% of the coal consumption tax revenues may be used to pay the operating expenses of the Department of Energy . Accorrung to the Public Utilities Commission's Division of Energy and Fuels, 56.1 million tons of eoaJ were consumed by Ohio Electnc Utilities m 1978. Multi lied by a tax of 50c per ton results u1 $28 million in revenue . The House Energy and En vironment Committee projected that tlus new tax would cost the average Ohio Electnc Consumer $2 .00 to $3.00 per year. Opponents of the bill, mclurung the Capitol notes COWMBUS, Oluo IAP I - Tax breaks that the Rhodes administration says play a role in luring new industry to the state aren't being applauded by some labor and conswner groups. Fifteen-year real estate tax abatements are due Miller Brewing Co. for its new Butler County brewery and Griffin Wheel Co., a manufacturer of steel railroad wheels, for its plant in Groveport. The Ohio AFL-CIO calls abat.,ments a "tax-robbing device ... It said a citizens group in Fairlield hopes to challenge at the polls a similar tax break granted to the Cincinnati Financial Corp. for its new headquarters . Property taxes are only "an insignificantly small percentage of tile cost of doing business, .. the Ohio Public Interest Campaign sa1d. They have no impact on luring industry to the state, it added. the 11}-year span. mcreaSing 20 percent dunng the decade . The average monthly earnings of the employees jwnped by SOlO during the decade, the coWJcil sa1d. That's an 87 percent mer ease from October 1968 to the same month in 1978. +++ COLUMBUS, Ohio IAPi + Gov . James A. Rhodes recently was be1n~ questioned by a reporter trymg to put together a story on the more Important news events of the 1970s . The governor, specifically, wa s asked to identif y the mos t significant occurrence in Ohio during the decade of energy shortages, inflation, slippage of the U.S. inoage abroad and others . With twinkle 1n eye, the 7().yearold governor hesitated and then answered the question with a question "E arle Bru ce'" he asked, bringmg down the house at a news +++ conference in his cabinet room COLUMBUS, Ohio I API + The number of persons oo the payrolls of state and local government continues to increase, but the total in Ohio is still below the national average. TI!ere were more than 469,1100 employees in October 1978, an increase of 30 percent since October 1968, said the Ohio Public Expenditure Council. But the percentage of Oluo's population working for state and local goverrnent was below the average for the rest of the United States, said the private, nonll8rtisan group. · According to the council, 4.4 per::ent of the state's population was llllp!oyed by those government units n October 1978, compared with the tatlonal average of 4.9 percent. Education recorded the biggest wnp in the nwnber of workers over Rhodes ' reference, of cour se, was to the new head coach at Otuo State University who leads the undefea ted Buckeyes into the Rose Bow l at Pasadena, Calif., on Jan. 1. But then Rhodes got senous and said he thinks the development of vocational education tn Oluo, giving the state "the finest system " in the nation , certamly was among the most Important events. state's major utilitie.s, charge that H.B . 613 would duplicate research efforts already underway among private industries and in the federa l sector. Proponents, inclurung the Department of Ener!Q', the United Mine Workers and the Ohio Mining and Reclamalion Association, feel that these efforts are not enough and that the state must make a direct commitment to approximately 15,500 coal·mining workers , as well as our state's vast coal reserves. Tiley feel that the nearly 6,1100 unemployed miners and others in economically blighted areas of the state are tired of hearing about federal programs and deserve action from the state. The members of the General Assembly have long supported ways to encourage the further development and use of Ohio coal. The passage of H.B. 613 by the Ohio House of Represental!ves, reaffinns our support fur the workers and the industry that is so Vital to Oluo 's economy. The Senate will not begin hearings on H. B. 613 until after the Leg islature reconvenes in January . Meigs Property Transfers Elbert Mullms, Gladies Mullins to Edward J . Maksinnczak, Billie J Maksinoczak, 87 acres, 20 acres, Salem Charlie M. Mathews, Jr., Rita S Mathews to Howard Caldwell Ill , Chnsty Caldwell, .37 acre, Sutton Syracuse. Jerome Cook, Ann Cook, Joyce Anita Cook to Dale C. Warner, Mary belle Warner, George H. Warner, Grace M. Warner, Parcels , rerecord , Be<Uord. Delmar G. Baum, Kathryn 0. Bawn to Timothy Alan Baum, Marteena Yvonne Bawn, Parcels. Chester. Eugene G. Long, Vwla V. Long to Eugene G. Long, Viola V. Long, 4{) acres, Lebanon . Woodrow Fortney, Vugirua Fortney to Woodrow Fortney . Virginia Fortney, 9.603acres, Chester. Donald R. Jackson to Avis F . Jackson.I.Ol acre, Chester . Jo Ann McGraw , Lawrence J . McG raw to John E . McLaughlin, 5 acres, Chester. John E. McLaughlin, Barbara J . McLaughlin to JoAnn McGraw, 17 acres, Chester. Larry Stanley to Golrue Graham. &-100acre.l-J2acre. Rutland William T. Hart , Ethel Hart to Roger Adams, Right of Way, Bed ford . Handley L>unn. Linda Dunn to Roge r Adarns, Right of way, Sa lisbury . Eldon Morris. Phyllis Morris to Roger Adams , Right of way , SaliSbury William E. Murray, Cynthia Jo Murray , Elizabeth Murray to Roger Adams , Kight of way, Be<Uord . Jimmy's Whitehouse WASIDNGTON iAP) - Rosalynn Carter may not be the soul of drollery but, as her husband's recent stand~n on the campaign trail , she has shown flashes li humor amid appeals for the president's re-election . Mrs. Carter gets effusive introductions everywhere, so much so that an uninformed visitor from other shores might conclude she was the embattied canrudate. An introduction last week in Atlanta pictured her as the only individual who can give the president realistic straight talk acrO&S the White House runner table . "Jinuny and I have had to give up reality at the runner table ," she deadpanred , " because sometimes I terloper, but he kept his mouth shut. The reporter explained, "That's what they taught me in journalism schooL" In other words, stick around until you get thrown out. + ++ Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's nowcelebrated sharp criticism of the ousted Shah of Iran reminded some White House reporters of the apparent wannth between President John F . Kennedy and the shah in the early 1960s. Presidential confidant David Powers, who now f1ll1li llbe John F . Kennedy Library in Boston, confided to reporters during a White House visit by the Iranian, "He's our kind of shah. '' DOXOL SERVICE TV & APPLIANCE Racine, o . Chester, 0 . +++ When the president wok his mother, Miss Lillian, to a movie in the White House theater last week, the film coincidentally concerned a religiously oriented ruler who met an abrupt end· Mary Queen of Scots. + ++ The president's mother created a sma ll stir at a state dinner last month that honored Jack Lynch, then prinoe minister of Ireland. Seeking the Irish leader's attention , the Carter matriarch showed little tolerance for Lynch's title as she beckoned to him with the words, " Prinne ' Prime 1" +++ Seth King, a Washington reporter for the New York Times, has infrequent occasion to visit the White House on busmess, wluch worked to his advantage this week . King joined a group of reporters and photographers who recorded the start of a Cabinet Room meeting between Carter and members of a presidential commission on world hunger. But when other reporters retired on a signal from a Carter press aide, the distinguished-looking K1ng pulled up a leather-upholstered chair near the Cabinet table and proceeded to monitor Carter's private ruscus.swn with Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland and other advisers. He sat through the entire meeting Bergland was the only participant who recognized King as an in- 'f'arestone 7tii#uf~' Fiberglass Belted Radial -.. .,,. - \1 ~ .. 1.1 ~ ·\~h.u· : ] Fl-: '1 . , : ·\I ... , fit .. ; \\hitrj ~t:~-~ ...,,,.. 1 !' It ;,·, I I' 1 ~ ,.., ~•HI .' l . \H ~ "l ', c, ... t il{ ~:.o . ~ l q ·., HIL .' 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Entry fee is $60 with team trophies for first, second, third , and fourth place teams . Individual trophies will be awarded to the first and second place teams. A trophy will o:.So be awarded to the player who scores the most points during the tournament. The drawing will be held at 7 p.m ., Dec. 19, at the Centra l Gym, Wellston . One need not be present for llbe drawing . Each team can have 12 play ers . All proceeds from the wurnament will go to the Weilston Biddy Basketball League and the Wellston Boosters Club. For further infonnation call Ron Hudson, 364-3058, or Russ Benson, 364-2447 (area code 614) . •* WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF NEW AND RETREAD TIRES TO MEET DRAWINGS FOR GIFT CERTIFICATES HELD EACH DAY AND CONTINUING THRU MONDAY, DEC. 24. TICKETS ARE FREE. WINNERS WILL 8( PUBLISHED EACH EVENING IN THE DAILY SENTINEL AND WINNERS CAN PICK UP THEIR GIFT CERTIFICATE ANY TUESOA Y OR FRIDAY. Ill C.n Sl, .......,, <*o 4 1 1 8 . EdiiOrlol " " - tl JNII .. 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"Suddenly it's kind of like the old days here. " In Cleveland, the fans are thinking playoffs, too. "Everywhere I go, .. says Browns defenstve end Lyle Alzado, "peopl" come up w me and they don' say , 'I hope you go to the playoffs.' They say, 'You better go to the playoffs 1'" The Browns really need help to sneak into the playoffs. They need losses by Denver ·and Oakland . " We've had one foot on a banana peel and one foot in the graveyard. *• .,.. Ctl)' Edllor m•*-11-11. uj BY ASSOCIATED PRESS While everyone has been looking at llbe top of the Arnencan Conference's divisions to see who's in or out of the playoffs, the Oakland Raiders have been steadily, quietly nestling themselves into position for a postseason berth. And with some help on Monday night they can clinch one. They face the Seattle Seahawks, a team which beat them 27-10 early in llbe season but a team now out of contention. U the Raiders win their fourth str111ght game, it '1.1 put them haUway toward their goal of a playoff position. The ollber hall will be decided Monday night, when Denv..and San Diego play for the championship of the AFC West. If the Otargers win, they take the tiUe and Oakland eases into a wild-card berth . But if the Broncos take the game, llbey win the crown, the Chargers settle for llbe wild card and Oakland goes home empty-handed. " We're fighting for our lives,,. says Raldel'!l Coach Tom Flores, completing his first season as John MBdden 'a successor and trying to guide Oakland back into the playoffs llbey missed last year for the first * ROBEIIT HOEFLICJ! 801....,.._ ,.,..,et:lllDeu...... wMn I POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E . Main ~ ~1 :J I I~ , INTI!RE8J OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ua Raiders could clinch berth fte ANocla&ed Prell ll ~u...Jvely euUtlftl 1o tile •e for pubiJcatloa alaJI new• diJPf\dt8 rndlted &o c.t aewiPIPf'r aad alto tiM' local DrWt publllbed beret a . 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National ' Basketball Associationi All OF YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR RV NEEDS SPONSORS K&C Jewelers Pomeroy N.:tlmnAI Goeuter Jewelry St1 fl ten G&J Auto Parts Ban~« Moore ·s Store Pomeroy W1ne St ore Powell's Super Vatu Krogers Landmark Franc1s Ftor 1 sr Fabnc Stlop K1ddie Shoppe (row's Chapman Shots Surs Catatot !itore S•mons Pick A P11ir E!SNERAL TIRE SALES N . 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. but we 've stayed alive ," says Cleveland Coach Sam Rutigliano . Philadelphia and Houston are each guaranteed a playoff position but each wants more , namely a tiUe . The odds of either team getting one is slim, though . The Eagles not only have to beat Houston but they need a tie in the Washington-Dallas gam.. - and there have only been three ties in the 1,190 games played since the NFL went to sudden-death overtinoe during the regular season. It's more likely the Cowboys or Redskins will win and take the National Conference East crown . For the Oilers to win the AFC Central title, they need an upset victory by Buffalo over the defending Super Bowl champions, the Pittsburgh Steelers. LEBANON RESULTS LEBANON, Ohio (AP) - Lew's Trying captured the $1,000 featured pace mile at Lebanon in 2:09.2-5 Thursday night and paid $B, $3 .60 and $2.!1 . Bud's Knight was second to pay $4.40 and $3.20 and Jess Turner was third, paying $5. Sovereign Scotch combined :>-1 With Billie Magoo for $81.60 in the double . The crowd of 972 bet $116,190 B 21 '176 llbe Knightwomen with a $-1 season mark and 2-1 conference record. Meigs upped its mark to :Hl overall and~ inside the SEOAL. Meigs led~. 23-16 and 35d myrrh, at -t28 at llbe quartennarks. Sarah Evans paced Gallipolis with 17 points. Margaret Evans added 11. Besides scoring 16 points, Wilson pic ked off 10 rebouOO. for the winners. GAHS had 36 rebounds, 19 by Sarah Evans. GAHS plays at Ironton Tuesday . In the reserve game, Meigs came out on top, 30-17. S. Drehel and D. Crooks each had eight points for the winners. L. Roush bad seven and P . Gibbs six for the Galllans. Varsity box : MEIGS GIRLS (43) -- Wilson 7·2· 16 ; Ash 2 0 4; Chapman 3·0·6; King 0 0·0; Ash 2-0· 4; Riggs 3 ·1-7 ; Light · fool 0·0·0; Anderson 2·2-6 . TOTALS 19.-HJ. BLUE ANGELS (381 -- S. Stoney~ - 0 8. J. Stoney 0·0·0; S. Evans 6-5-17; M _ Eva ns • ·J -11 ; N . Evans 0-2·2; Will iamson 0.0 ·0 ; s_ Howard o-o-o; Hennesy 0·0·0. TOTALS 14-10·38. Score by quarters : Meigs girls Blue Angels Reserve Ga llipoli s 17. score 9 1-i 12 8·-.(J 6 10 12 10--38 ·· Meigs 9 1i ""J Pacific Division Sea tt le 21 9 700 Los. Ang 20 10 .667 1 Phoenix 19 13 .500 6 San Diego 14 18 .438 8 Golden St . 11 20 .35.5 I0 1t 1 Thursday 's Games Washington 115, Cleveland 113, ot Utah 144. San Antonio 114 Phoen ix 121, Houston 113 Friday 's Games Washington 115, Cleveland 113, ot Utah 144. San Antonio 114 Phoeni x 121, Houston 113 Friday 's Games Milwau~ee at Boston New York at New Jersey Atlanta at Philadelphia Washington at Indi ana Utah at Kansas City Denver at san Diego Detro it at Los Angeles Houston at Seattle Saturday 's Games Philadelph i a at Atlanta Boston at New York New Jersey at Cleveland Wash ington at Chicago Detro i t at Phoenix San Antonio at Golden State D enver at Portland SAVE YOUR R.C .. NEHI, UPPER 10. DIET RITE & . DAD'S ROOT BEER BOffiE CAPS FOR CHARITY R. C. BOTTLING CO. Middleport, Ohio Mill Street 992 ·3j42 or 30 �'-The Daily Sentinel, Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fric!ay , Dec. 14, 19'79 Second half rally gives Cards 93-76 win .• BY ASSOCIATED PRESS The Loui.sville Cardinals were two different teams Thursday night . Denny Cnun liked the second one better. " We didn't make anything happen in the first half," said the Louisville coach . "We just floated around . " 1bings were different after Crum had a good haUtime talk with his squad . The 12th-f'anked Cardinals came out shooting after in termission, hit 14 of their firs t 17 shots and went on to a runRway 9.1-76 victor;· uver North Caroli net. Charlotte 01 the Lowsv1lle Ho ~ da) basketball tournament. That put Louisville in tonight 's finals against Western Ken tucky , a 75~1 winner over Evansville 1n the other first-f'ound game . " I told them at halftime that we were not putting enough pressure on the ball ," said Crum . " We did a little better in that respect n the second hall ... Louisville led only 311-33 at half . time before taking charge 1n the second half, when they scored 14 straight pomts at one stage and took a 70-41 lead with nine minutes left . Darrell Griffith led the Louisville at · tack with 28 points . In the opener. Crwg McConruck scored 24 points to pace Western Kentucky 's rout of Evansville . After trailing much of the first hall, Western Kentucky scored eight quick points tn the ciDI!ing minutes to take a 31-28 halftime lead . The ' ( 111 11g Sports World By Will Grimsley NEW YORK !AP I - When we become a big Hollywood producer and film our first Western , it's going to be easy to typecast one of the featured actors . Bad Billy Martin has to be the tough guy in the saloon. Fast hands . A quicker mouth . Alway s shooting from the hip . Gets shot down and then , while everybody's either grieving or celebrating , in he strides and says , "Set 'em up ." Billy the Kid has to make a great serial. His episodes never have an ending . You know how these cliff· hangers go: " Will Billy the Kid get his come-uppance? Or will the neighborhood ruffian change his ways and become the nicest guy in Sunclay School? Don't forg et to tune in next week and see." The pugilistic ex-manager of the New York Yankees looked the part Thursday when he strode into his tiny Western Wear Shop on 65th St just off Fifth Ave . to explain his latest conflicts with owner George Steinbrenner and the baseball establishment. He wore a blac k sombrer o with a feather sticking rakishl y out of the bimd, open shirt. dark s weater and jeans, high-heeled boots . He sported a snappy mustache . "U I never had a fig ht in my life , I'd be happy ," he said, the look of a repentant child ' s how1ng fro m beneath dark glasses. " You never win, even if you win ." Here was the diamond maverick trying to explain away again remarks made last Tuesday in a $3,000 speech at the University of Rhode Island 1n wluch he opened some old wounds . ·.Referring to his Ot1 23 barroom brawl with a mar s hmallow salesman in Bloomington. Mmn . Ius second in less than a year and one in a long series of altercations covering a tempestuous career - he said : "I was standing at the e levator, I looked arow1d and saw the guy drawing back his left fi 5t. '" I h1t him. I would do 1t aga111 Wider the circumstances '' He also referred to Ste mbrenne r as "a man whose mind I don 't un· derstand and don't want to " and vowed he would never don a Yankee uniform again as Jon~ t he Tampa shlp owner was boss . Speaking of former club President AI Rosen, he said, " Rosen talked to me in Jewish and I talked to him in Italian ." This was interpreted by some as an anti-Semitic sl ur .. '1t was just one-liners ," Martin explained . " I liked Rosen . I say so in my book which is coming up . I like George, too. If you think I don t like the man, you 're wrong . He's done so many wonderful things. But he doesn't know a friend from an enemy . I feel sorry for him." Carrying metaphors further , Billy sometimes appears to be a Dr . Jekyll and Mr. Hyde . One minute, he can charm the birds out of the trees . The next, he is acting like a nasty bully. Martin, a superb field tactician , turned sows' ears into silk purses with Texas and Minnesota , and was fired at both places for scrapes management could not tolerate . He came to the Yankees - a favorite of Steinbrenner ~ only to be forced to resign once under pressure and then fired outright after being rehired . 1\. ( : girl~ cl(m 11 Eash'rn Playmg their first game of the season, the Eastern Jun1or H1gh girls· cage team got off to a s low start and fell to Kyger Creek , 25-13 , thi s week . Kyger Creek got a l6iJOint effort from Swisher who led all scorers . Others scoring for the winners were RDush were six points and Proctor with three . Kyger Creek jwnped out to a 7.(1 lead after one quarter and held a IO.J halftime advantage . Eastern came on strong in the last quarter , scoring eight points to Kyger's two. Leading the Eastern attack was Today's Htlltoppers then outscored Evan sville 14-2 at the start of the second half behind McConnick and reserve Mike Reese to break the game open . "We stole the ball a couple of times off the zone and were able to go to the half With a lead ," said Hill toppers Coach Gene Keady. "That gave my team the confidence it needed ." Elsewhere, third-f'anked Ohio State whipped Col Poly Pomona 8746 as Kelvin Ransey scored 20 poin - ~quad. ;!!). J ;{ Lea Ann Gaul with seven points . Angie Spencer had four points and Melinda Mankin added two. On this year 's sq uad, four girls return from last year while e ight newcomers ro und out the team . Eighth graders on this year 's team are Jody Barringer, Tammy C.apehart , Beretta Deeker , and Kelly Whitlatch . Seventh graders vymg for a spot are Brenda Bentz , Beth Berkhimer , Benitta Deeter , Lea Ann Gaul, Lori Hudson , Melinda Mankin, Melissa Ritchie and Angie Spencer. The team is coached by Pam Douthitt. ts, his 67th straight game in double fi gures. The victory was the fourth for the undefeated Buckeyes and marked their best start since the 1971-nteam went~. "Their first seven players are as good as any I've seen in a long Iinne," Col Poly Coach Don Hogan said of Ohio State . "They just have great individual talents + without a doubt the best team we've played this season.'' Fourth-f'anked Notre Dame built a 27iJOint cushion in the first half and used an 18-point performance by Tracy Jackson to coast past St. Joseph's (Ind . ) 79-58. Elsewhere, Carl Nicks scored 2.'1 points to pace Indiana State over ValdOI!Ia State 84-411; Pepperdine beat Long Beach State 95-94 behind Ricardo Brown's 23 points; Jerry Brown's 23 points led San Die~o Gifts to AMHC' residents donated by club State over Oklahoma State 104-100; David Little and Jeff Taylor combined for 44 points to lead Texas Tech past Lamar 13~ ; Memphis State trimmed Austin Peay 115-73 as Otts Jackson and Jeff Battle each scored 22; Weber State turned back New Mexico 111-70 behind David Johnson's 24 points and George Si.ms hit a 12-looter with five seconds left to lead West Texas State over Oral RDberts 86-«i. f MEIGS EQUIPMENT I I Pomeroy, 0 . I I I I THE PERFECT G IF T l co. I Ph. 992-2176 f J~ ! !Equipment Hoors: I ·S Mon .-Fri. 8· 12 Sat. C_loled Sunday International - . New lclea f Harvester r .,_ ______ ... -...-..- ._...flllli,.. ,--------------------------~----, : N. W. COMPTON, O.D. I I I OPTOMETRIST I OFFICE HOURS: 9:30 to 12, 2 to S (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COUR)' ST ., POMEROY . ~------------------------------ I I I I ..J; 1111 mankind. At the time, no one Over the Years much has been could have guessed how good and wr1Uen on what the perfect gift perfect the gift would be. When we would be . lt could be very expensive were c hildren we mast likely did not or a simple homemade sanething. know bow perfect our most perfect High cost or low eu~t, it makes little gift was. l...ooking beck we can now difference. To a dying man it could see. We can Wlderstand now. Spenbe a few more days of life to see a fir· ding lots of mmey ill not the answer st grandchild born . To a blind person to the perfect gift. It's getting the a simple thing like sight to see one right thing for the right per801l at the awuise or sunset. A deaf person right time. God sent His son, the per· would desire to bear once more a feet gift at the right time . God only , bird sing or a loved one 's voice. 0 knew the true vlllue and worth of his Henry tells of a watch fob and a gift. Let us not forget Christ ill comb. Raymond M. Alden tells of a Christmas. Let us share him with small silver coin that caused the others . Let us not ignore or forget chimes to ring out, and who could the true meaning of Christmas. A forget The Littlest Angel's gift of a perfect gift is fulfilling the need rJ. a toy box from earth of simple things person we love or mly know slightly . like a bluebird's egg, a couple of Will they remember it years later. white stones from a river bank and a God's gift is remembered todlay. golden winged butterfly. Simple Pray it will be remembered thi.s things yet perfect. year, and the next and the nell and I 'm sure all of us can remember the next .... -Rev. WWiam H. M.klone Christmas and one gift, great or dleawarth, Lutheran Church, small, that remains sUII in our heart Pomeroy. and memory. A never really forgotten Ume and day long past that can f sUI bring a smile, a wann lwnp to our breast or a tear to the eye. That day and that gift made one Christ· mas stand out above all the rest. A perfect gift for us. Others would laugh or think how strange we would cherish such a gift and such a Christmas. StiU a perfect gift must be dif. feren for everyone of u.s. How many of u.s try to make a 1 present Christmas as memorable to those we love today as was that Christmas past when we were so happy . Joy and happiness is found in what we do for others to make them happy. That gives us also joy and happiness. OM. Ill A 1M HIMl niM F..Unl •u I Nutk Long ago and far away ChristmaB began. It was a strange story then · So _.,.. l.ooping lho F.sf""l lpir;t going and still ill so today . The little Cluist by - i n g ""' ..ducod-inolalkmon clfer child was cradled in the fragrant "" 0 ""' - - days. Kl"" Mod in on Fos!M>I Woobnd, hay ol a manger. 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"'f • caW. tubtcriber. ~ ._..~~"",..coli"- I ._ _ _ z. _ I I I I I I -\__:': ____ ___ / I 992-2505 SPECIAl. WOMEN! BLOW DRYERS KODAK CAMERAS RUSSELL STOVER & WHITMAN'S EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS .konnelll HICCullo.,h, II . I'll. Clllrlll lllffle, II. P11 R•~ Haftnlflll, II . Pll Mon . thru~t . a:oo • .m. tot p.m. 5uncloy 10 :30 to 12 : 30 oncl J 10' p. m . Pll£!oCAIPTI01;5 PH. m -2fU Frlendty.S.n:lu E. Main Open Nlghll 11119 I I I 1 I -.. ~'-"· fJf I I I I I .we.~.......... . 0 ..... I "W'Ciftt Hom. b I I I I HBO WEEKEND I· : FILM FESTIVAL : : SPECIAL OFFER :' I FOR THOSE CANDY CALENDARS FOR SALE For the thtrdconsecuUve year, the Southern Local Junior High Scbool · Athletic Boosters are selling community birthday calendars. Orders may be placed by phoning Jan Cardone, 9411-:1449; Linda Hill, 949-2782 or Barbara Duvall, 843-2954. /.----------:\ 1 JEWELRY BOXES PURSES & BILL COLOGNES &BATH POWDERS Aviance Heaven Sent Jontue Charlie Chantil~ ,..·u . ,.,. on lnolallOiion. too. (~ l""''" not on cable, ....11 got """ tt.o right way......... lo ..;ito HtiO.) TIMEX WATCHES 1t~....:....___ _ __ JEWELRY EARRINGS NECKLACES STICK PINS with a red lace cloth and w. centered with a green wreatb and fruit flanked by red tapers In in silver candle holders. Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Walter Hayes, and Mrs. M. J . Fry were hostesses. Mrs. Helen Sauer and Mrs. Holter were guests. SUNDAY SPECIALS OPEN 1 TO 6 PM .....,, lhiULJbo ooriocf , .... lo odd PoinTYiew Cable R 575-3391 SPECIAL~ . ·' I ' "' CHRISTMAS GIFT ' ~-'t~- . I -. I ~ I H Pink, gold and bamboo corals in Hawaiian waters are only foWld at a depth of I ,Jii().feet and below . They are harvested by submersibles . tallun~ on holiclay symbols, the many different materials, and the meanings associated with each. Mrs . Skinner gave the legend of the u.ses rJ. the holly tree noting that it ill also known as the "holy tree." Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Holter and Mrs . Lennie Haptonstall sang a carol with Mrs . Haptonstall &c· companying on the accordian. The group sang "Silent Night." Mrs. Holter discussed the Oower show and the club voted to pay their share of the expenses . After the gift exchange, a dessert course was served by the hostess with Mrs . Horky presiding at the colfee service. The table was covered YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE WITH MORE •: ,• .::J_.. 1 DAR TO MEF:I' The December meeting of Return Jonathan Meigs Oulpter, Daughters of the American REvolution, will be held at I :30 p.m . Friday at the horne of Beulah Jones in Middleport . A review of "The Legend of the Black Madonna" will be given by Nan Moore . 111-1 SPECIAL SERVICES PLANNED Special services have been planned at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. On Sunday evening , Dec . 2.'1, a four ...ct play entitled " The Miracle at Bethlehem" with appropriate costuming, special ligbting, and music will be presented by the adults. There will also be the children's program of songs and recitations. On Christmas Eve family conunu· Ilion will be celebrated from 6 p.m. to midnight. The church will remain open for the entire time and anyone desiring to take communion is invited to stop by during the evening . home the group enJoyed a gift e.change with Mrs . Pat Holter , Region 11 director , Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, a guest, judging the gift wrappings . She awarded the prir.e to Mi:;s Hallie Zerkle. Roll call was answered with members naming their favorite carol. Members were given their year books and tbe program consisted of Mrs. Beulah Hayes with a meditation and Mrs. Betsy Horky . . ;.••>;!.;.·,_1'1l , ' '·r I ~ "';. ·,·r ·· ;....:- : 2·~~ ., 't' ' ~ .. SUNDAY ONLY 1 TO 6 PM & i I I i I I I I I w I i �6-Tbe Daily Sentine l, Middleport-Pom e roy, 0 ., Fnday, Dec . 14, 1979 ..tur...,, Dec. 15 ASTRO•GRAPH ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 18) r Be Bernice Bede Osol A "Your ~'Birthday Deoember 15, 1171 Thll comin g year you·re apt to !» luclcler than u aual In matters anecttng your fi nances or career The brHkl thou ld pop up JU!I wh~ you need t hem IAGITTARIUI (No¥ . 23-0.C. 21) ~ut t~ concerns or ot hers above your own today. You will tind th at b~ helping them you'll also advance your o w n tnterests Travel . reaources . ro mance. pos- llble pltfalla. home anei tam lly tor the montha ahead are all diS· cuaHd In your new Astro-G ra ptl Leiter which beg tn s wll n your birthday Mall $ 1 l or each t o Altro-Graph . Box 46 9. Aad to City Station . N.Y 1001 9 Be sure to apecify blrtn a ate CAPtiUCORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 11) Thla Ia a good day t o ge t in touch with persons you c a re about wh o no longer live m you r rmmect tate IIICinlty. lt"s to your advantage to keep the lines or commumcat ton open. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 1t) Devote ltle greater portron ot ~our l tme and en ergtes today to Impo rtan t pursurts You·re tuck.-,.· In area s lllat n volve SIZable s1at~:es . PIICES (F•b. 20-M•rch 20 ) Should you have an tmporta n1 •ng ~· ou r crr c le o' trrend s drld spt1e•e ot .n ttuence "< I tf ~ l'._,,t 1< t '< ' t R~~r S I .o <;<, "< arrangement or aQreemttnt wh1ch you wou ld hkf! to work out w1th an o ther !niS rs a good day to get rt resolved enterprrsrng toda~ and rn'.lest rgone lhrng s whrch a lter you pr o t rtable possiO rl rtre s You r elforts ma y unco ver so me rare and valuable nuggets IN T HE COMMOJoj PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COU!';TY , OHIO EVAMAE PHILLIP S. TAURUS (April 20-MIIy 20) Don 1 turn down an~ sacral rnvr . Plainti ft , -vs · tatrons toCiay or thr s even rng Someth •ng ·~e r1 mter est rng or luC k) mrg ht happen Be 8J.J)@CI ant and optrmrshc GEMINI (M•J 21-June 201 You nave rne aortr l y t oday to ma k e much tr om a sparse begrnnrng Keep your eyes o eeted 101 o pportunrtre:; that others EDITH GILKEY , ET AL. , Defendants. No . 17 .332 - NOTICE BY PUBLICATION - To Ma r9 ie Cape har1 , Fran k F i elds , A n na Cape hart, Sher m an E. Capet1a r1 , J ua n i t a Ba ne vich , and Bl anc he Ca p e hart, ad dr esses unk nown if living , a nd if deceased thei r unknOY.In heirs, de visees, legatees, exe-cu tor s, a dm ini Strators, a nd assi gn s, whose a d dresses ar e u nknown, a nd the un k no wn h eirs . de\JtSees , l e~a 1 ees, eJC.ecu tor s. admi n1 str a to r s, a nd assig ns of each Of the f o llow ing, al l ol whom ar e A b ne r w. 1 dece ased , Capeha n , N ell ie V. Abie s, F ra nk Capehart, E va L F ie lds , Ber t Capehart : W a lt e r Ca pe hart , Ra v m ond Ca pehart, Em m a L . Cook , Clarence c. Cap et1a rt. W i ll iam H. Capehart , Harriet D i lL Dana Abl es , James Ab ies Al ice Ca p e h art , D o rl Capehart , ~ e rt Capehart. J r ., M ar1e Donovan , Harold Ca p e t1art a nd Gi lber t Donova n. all whosP addresses a r e unknown · ma y pooh -poon o r overtook CANCER IJun• 21 -July 22) Your )Ovral n atu re and keen wrl wrl l grea tly ennance your person aliTy The rmp r~ssron you 11 t oday ma.ke on tnose wn o meet you l or the lrr s t lrme Ywr ll be lastrng and 'av orabte LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) For!unate are !h Ose w hO are dear to 1our hea•t The)" re apt to be trea tea rn a generous manner you n ot a :J)' IOday You re a g•ver taker VIRGO ( Aug . 23-S.pt. 22) Pro 1ec t s 01 •aea s .... tHc h are l i:lrg~;> 1n scooe wrll be tnf! ones you are abl@ to nandle !he best !oda) Don I be alrard to thrn k brg LIBRA ( S•pt. 23· 0cl. 23) L ad ~ Lucio. has her eye on you tooa-.,. You may oenel r! through ot hers rn w ays you d !eas t e•pect Wha t h,1 ppens co uiC be r a!tH~ ' SUI)S iolntral SC ORPIO (Oc t 24- No¥ 22 ) Y ou rp rn d cycle> where you may ••wt•l ~,) m ~o ne you tr;..e fhr s l!er ·,(•n l ~ u ll) tJe 11etpl u1 .n P 1pan(1 1978 GRANADA 4 DR. 3 DR. RUNABOUT 4 cyl ., V·B, air cond .. vi nyl roof , auto . trans .. air $3795 Wu 5409S Now Lol No. 35. t he nce N o r th 75 fee t to Second Stree t. a nd the nce East 50 feet to the place of begi nn i':l9 - Bei ng the same prem•ses con veye d by Solo m on Crew and w ife to Ma ry M . F Ian nigan rec ord ed tn Vo l Bl. p a ge 165 of the Rec ords of Deed of Me i gs Cou nty , O h io . You ar e no til ied that y ou a r e r equ ired to answe r the Co mplai n 1 wi t hi n 28 da ys alter fhP las t publi ca ti on Th e las t publi cati on will be made on t he 2l sf da y of Dece mbe r , 1979. Larry E . Spence r , Cle rk of Court s. M eigs Coun ty , Oh io ( 11) Q , 16, 23,30 (12) 7, 14, 21, lrc PUBLIC NOTICE PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Was $4295 sms Now 1973 NOVA 2 DR. 4 DR. CUSTOM C)(l ., power steer ing , alum i num wheels , l ug · 6 c y l . 3 speed on column . 4 Loade d Was 52795 Now Rochest er 7q, Clarkson 77 Sf Fra n cis, N Y . 46 , C W Post a1 Vi r gi n ia St . 6-4 , M organ 51 63 >< MIOWEST Indi ana Sf . S4, Va ldos t a St 48 N ebra ska 94, Ca l Bakersf ie ld 80 N . "D ak o t a S1 72 , T en n . M a r tin 69 N . I owa 68, Co rn e ll. Iowa 51 Notr e D am e 79 , St Jos.ep h ' s lnd For a friendty deal see one of these courteous salesmen : Rocky Hupp, Darrel Doddril , or Pat Hill · Gen . Manager . 992 -2196 .. 1977 FORD MUSTANG •••••••••• :~y~~:~ 2695 1977 FORD LTD WAGON ................. 12695 1 9 Pass ., auto ., P .S., P . B ., ai r 6 6 cyl , power steenng & brak es, a tr condtf 1on mg , r ad 1o & hea ter r eal nice. sl695 1975 HONDA CVCC.; ~; ~ !':~~ ~ ~a~~0_ 1975 FORD LTD •••••••••••~o:~~~:~:r:.c:: s1995 1975 DiRYSLER CORDOBA \D:.. ~~~~v.~~:."!'::d•••'l895 'Dr . P s .. 6 c y l. 11395 1975 OLDS OM EGA •••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC STWGN .... 11695 9 Pass ., auto ., P . S., P .B ., air , auto . Aut o , P .S.. p B $895 1975 FORD ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ___ • _ • • .. I 1 1975 VEGA STATIONWAGON ••••••• :~~ ~ 895 1973 FORD lfz TON .........................1895 . 250 Ra nge r XL T, suoe r cab . loaded 13885 1978 FORD F • • •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 CHEVY lfz TON ••••••••••s;~~~:~~.d... .Sl595 6 cy l .• r u ns good , auto . $1295 1973 DODGE VAN •••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 .... 1975 OLDS 88 ROYALE SED .. .. -· LE AF S - 1 1974 OLDS CUT. SUP. CPE. ... .. ........ ... .. ........ .. . 1995 1974 OLDS CUT. SUP. CPL .... .... ........ . 1977 DODGE 100 Sp . C BT aP<> , ~ 1 ~ 8 ON 767 3167 or 557 JAil ~ ~ 7 pc. wood ! 1 \~- WHILE THEY LAST - QUANTITIES LIMITED 8 " and 10 " Adjustabl e SCREWDRIVER SET lA~ 4 98 SPEC WRENCH SET R e g . 510 . 95 SPECIA~6 69 WORK BENCH SPECIAL$ eg. 46 . 9 5 33 88 6 Pc . Reg . S31.9S $2}26 CHISEL SET SPECIAL ~ SPEClAL$15 95 TABLE TENNIS TABLE SPECIAL Reg . $16. 49 i TENNIS SET i w i BASKETBALL Fold -down seat . ice bo~e: , c lean in teri or , ta ble . good fires ~ $}}29 ! POMEROY MOTOR CO ,.OM[ ItO' : I NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE The following described item (S) will be oHered for public sale to the highest bidder on the premises of The Pomeroy National Bank , Tuppers Pllllns Branch , Tuppers Plains , Ohio , on the 28th day of De< ember , 1979, at 10 :00 A.M 1979 Evinrude outboard motor 15 hp Serial No . 00003993 ; 1979 Monark Boot , 16 IL Serial No . MAK906JA0479 : 1979 T..n iI nessee Boet Trailer , Serial w lfems may be sold in unih or parcels . Sefler reserves the right to bid and the right to reJect any and all bids . ~ No . 1136J. Terms of Sale : Cosh (12) 14,17,18,31< i l:; ~ w il ~ - -~ '1. RIS IN G Reg. S34.9S POWER HAMER I 1 $2584 I w w SPECIAL R e g . 569 . 95 $5295 Eleclric TURBO HEATER Reg. S44.9S $3245 SPECIAL POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Departm e nt Store of Bu i ldi·ng Sinc e 191 s - i ~ ~ I i 1• - ~--=~--=~--~-~- ~-----~ --~--- -------~ STAR Ke nne l Board ing . Call 367 0292. ·KE NN E L S Boarding , all breeds . Clean indoor -outdoor f aci l it ie s Also AKC r eg i ste red Dober mans . 614 ·446 77 95. pi es, dogs, c at s . Health y , shots , worm ed . Hu mane Soc iet y, 991 6260 . Appliances Great Christmas G i t1 Both New & Used Sales & Service POMEROY LANDMARK PHONE 742-2003 G(JA _Jack W . Clrsey NEW ~ Mgr. ..., ... Phone "2-2181 742 2223 . LEA THER and Ge nera l Store in vi tes yo u to stop and see our many g ift items L ong la sting g it s w ith speci al m eani ng for the whole family . Ch i ldren 's bOok s, to old time shaving supplies , jewelry , po ttery , l eath er goods and western boot s. hats. a no w es tern wear 104 106 W . Union , Athe ns . Open till 8 : 30 M on Sat . TWO SEAR S Roa d Handl er rad i al t ires , size 8R ·78 l3 , uSf"d one m onth 30.4 ·773 5977, M a son, WV . N I CE PI GS for sale . wor med . c astra ted . 949·2857 . SAL E ON go lf balls. 3 types Arno ld Palm er , regula r S19, now S16 . Dunlop blue or blac k, regular $19, now S16 Route ween 9a .m . and .tp m -------- 1979 BRONC, 8,000 miles, 1973 SLANT 6 engine or will trade for a 318 engine in good cond iti on 992 ·5006 . 35 al SR 160. Gallipol is. , OH . WANTEO MEATCUTTER Manager , apply C&E IGA Grocery , Athens. . X RAY Richland $.1900 . 197A Co me t $850 1973 TECHNOLOGIST 196 7 DODG E 1238 For Rent ice bO)C.eS , brass beds , tron ~s . desks, etc., complete households . Write M D Miller . Rt . .f. Pomeroy or c all m -7760 . WANTED : SAW COUNTRY M OBI LE Home Park , Rout e 33. north o f Pom~rov . L arge lot s.Ca l l '1'12· 7A79 . 1900 . ANTIQUES , F UR NITURE , glas s. c hi na , an ything . See or call Ruth Gosney , antiques , 26 N 2nd , Middleport, OH 991 · ches . W i lling ro pdy top Ca II 1 591 2973 evenings . -------- BUYING U S SI LVER coin s dated 1964 or be fo re . Paying top price Call Brown 's, 992 ·5113. OLD COIN S. pocket wat ches, c la ss r i ngs. wedd i ng bands , d iamonds . Gold or si lve r Call J. A . Wamsley , 7.f2 ·23JI. T r easure Chest Coin Shop , Athens, OH . 592· 646 2 . WANTED TO BUY : used goll c lubs . Goll ball s r egular Sl9 doz , spec ial $14 .95 . 985 3961 . BROWNIE 3 AND 4 RM furnished ap · ts . Phone 992 5A34. - - - - - - - -- THREE BEDROOM h o me near mobile Pomeroy and M iddl eport . 'I'l l 5858 logs Payment upon delivery to our yard , 7 · 301o 3 JOweek days. Blane y HardwOOds , SR: 339, Bar low , OH 678 UNIFORM S, size 6 and 8. Phone 992·.3904 after 5 p .m . For Sale CO AL , LIME ST ONE . sa nd, gra vel, cal ci um ch lor ide, fe r t ilizer , d og food , and all types of sa lf E xce ls ior Sa l t Work s. Inc . E Ma i n Sf , Pomeroy , W2 3891 . FIREWOO D F OR sal e Now tak i ng oroers Wil l delive r , 742 205 6. EMERGEN C Y POWER alternator s own the bes t buy WINPDWER Call 51 3 788 ·2589. A PPLE S BANKRUPTCY SALE--# 82 -79- 1153 Sunday, Dec. 16~ 1 :00 O'Clock A . M . · 44 North Court St., Athens, Ohio (Known as Grandmother's Beard> BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES The followlnt i1ems for uleshall be sold first as one unit 1nd then by pieceme1t ; s~tte shall be con sumlfed on the blsls yielding the higher return . There will be 1 finJtl ule . 3 hai r dryers ; 2 files ; camper refrioe~a tor : 2 air conditioners ; t ireplaoe front. olass d!splay ca~ w / supplies ; 2 Un iperm machines ; r:nan•cvre table , spot lights ; manicure tllt chetr ; platl c o~n &he lves w / supplies ; waH cab inet ; stereo ;. hano1n_g ceilino light ; 5 knee hole dressers; .f sw!vel ha~r dryer chairs ; tredle sew!nO machine ~~b.tnet . a_ d· justablesnelves ; Jst . cha trs ; 2arm cha•rs , stand , 2 shampoo chairs ; color lamp ; 2 wash ba~lns ; 1 wash hJb ; metal shelf ; lot misc . Items ltke co~bs . brushes , etc .; and many other beauty shop suppl•es a This will be a very good opportunity to purchase an exlstint busineu or add to your eJCistlntlnventory ot equipment or supplies. Pl1n now to attend. Sale held sun. , Dec. "at 11 A .M. regardless of we1the,. . Dress 11 ccordintlv . Terms cash . or check w; posltlve 10 d1y of s~tle . Not respons1bfe for ac · cidents . Bill J1nes in charge ot 111e. AUC110netr- BIII JIOOI, Phone SS7 H 11 $15,000 .00. TUPPERS PLAINS Lot w ith sept ic system and water tap . POMEROY - You musr see th is extra w e ll kept ho m e . 3 bedr oo m s., mode rn kitchen . bat h and ut i lity . Well worth or 992 ·3589. Jim O ' Bri en . RUTLAND - Lov ely 4 bedroom home on Main St Nice kitchen , dining room accented with butler 's pantry . Let us show you this fine home and you can make a r easonable offer . HAPPY HOLIDAYS! t Cheryl Lemley, Assoc . Phone 742 -2003 Velma Nicinsky, Assoc . Phone 742 -3092 George S. Hobstetter Jr . Broker 9'92- 5739 ERA MERCER REALI T HOU SE COAL , tum p o r st oker , w i l l del rver 74'1 2183 . APPLE S - ROM E beauty apples at $4 per bu . Bes t fo r ap ple burter Ca ll 669 ·3785 , Fitzpatric k Orc ha rd , SR 689 GL ASS FIRE P LACE doors with blac k fini sh plus tubu lar grate w ith blower , l ike new . As k ing 1100. Cal l 992 7861> . TR EE S . Spm . LUMP CO AL , $39 pe r ton Del ivered . Ca l l an y t ime 991 7126. CHRISTMAS TREE S Sco tc h pin es., spruce and wh i te p ine. 5 fl . and up Poinsettia s large 4 b loom -s or m ore , S3 39 eac h . Grown fresh in our ow n gree nhouses. Fancy fru i t bask ets i n 4 co nve nien t sizes. . Fr esh bu lk Chri st mas c and y in 17 varieti es . Fanc y ci t r u s. f rui t i n clu d tn g Fl o r i d a n ave l o r anges, 1ang ernt e an d tangeloes . Also, or chard fres h apple s Nuts, man v ot her f r uits and veoe rabl es We se ll re 1ail or wholes al e an d to n o n p r of d organ i zat ions Qu a nt lty d isco unt! avail able Ca ll to r pr ices . Bob 's M a rke t , Mason 773 571 1 Open da i l y 8 9ilt7-)J25 214 E. SecOnd Street 211, ACRES - /Vo:tern 3 bedroom home, elec . bas.eboard heat, drilled well on hard road near Rutland . 5% down . MOBILE HOME - 3 bedrooms, 2 full bd1hs, equipped kit . and fur · niture . 7/ 8 of r!lln a cre near Harr isonville . 4 ACRES - On R1 . 1~A . Trailer 12)(60, small bu i Id i ng and 2nd setup . Go-cart spot. garden or playground . S% OOWN - 3 bedroom home on Lincoln Hts . Bath , gas furna ce , base · menr on tligh lot . Birc h kitchen . 11 ,000.00 DOWN - 3 rooms , 111:1 baths, 4 bedrm s . and 0\le r .f acres of land . In good repa i r and possession on deed . Oh io P owr and T.P. water . D ishwash er , 5 cl osets. and out of high water . Barga in for $20,000 .00 INVEST IN ~EAL ESTATE FOR YOUR CHILDREN ' S FUTURE . IT HAS PAlO OFF BIG . CALL 992· 332S or 1'92-3876. Rousing Headquarters HOUSES - In Middleport . Live in one, rent the other Both houses remodeled in · side One t1as. 3 bdrms.., the other has 1 bedrm Located on Powell St . at lower end of fown . I0 B BO Y S' New noDded sw ea t sh i rt s. S4 .88 N ew blank et r e mn ant s, S5 99 Bai ley 's Shoes, M idd lepor t Free Estimate JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 you like in your pr ice ranoe . Why not build to suit yourself on one of the2 . SOacrelotson R1 . 7 near EasfeJn High School? Each lot $6,000. 34 ACRES Sil~er Ridge Rd . across from Eastern High . Many build i ng s.ites . Sell par t or al l . $16,000 - 3 bedrm . 1112 bath trailer , Expando living r m ., underpi nned, well water , Oh io Rive r frontage on Rf . 12.f at Long B ottom $2, 000 One ac re building site or install trailer . City water available Just off 681 near Reedsville , o. Phone Virginia Havman 981-4197 CENTRAL REALTY CO. WE HAVE CON~ENTIONAL FINANCING POR MOST OF OUR HOMES FOR AS LOW AS 5% DOWN . JUST liSTED - Beauty Salon - Fully equi p ped , ready to go. Includes two working stations and 5 rooms, bath. Cold drink machine, et c. A money · maker in oood toe . in Rai cne. Pri ced at $25,000 . NEW LISTING - Trailer & lo t in Racine , 3 BR , all crpeted, front porc h w ith awning, wood underpinn · ing, also includes pool for the children . An)(ious to sell . $11 ,000 . TRAILER - 2 BR on ~aceful ~ide street. all equip · ped kitchen inc luding di~Me set . Must sell. $10,500. NEW - WON'T LAST - Roofing, guMer s, and down spouts . Free Estimates . All work guaranteed . 20 vears ex perience . Call Athens, collect , Gerald Clark 797-4857 or Tom Hoskins 797 -7745 11 7 l m o • yrs old . 3 BR , bath & utilities, kltcnen w ·d ishwasher , D . R . w ·slidino glass doors to patio, on nearly 11• ac re . Car peted i n ment. 107 Sycilmore (Rear Pomeroy, o. CALL 992-7544 1 ~ mile off Rt. 7 b y-pa ss on St R"1 114 toward Rutl and . Remodeling Additions Siding Brick Work Block Work Concrete Finishing Quality construction 1t reasonable rates. Guaranteed Work Free Estimltes After s P.M . 1'9~ - 5547 12· 13 ·2 mo . pd . 4 30 tt c Real Estate for Sale FINAN C IN G VA FHA LO ANS LOW OR NO DOWJoj PA YMEN T. PUR CHAS E OR R E FI N A N C E IREL AND MO RTGAGE . 77 E STAT E , AT HEN S 614 591 3051. JIM & WAYNE'S PWMBING REPAIR us Let Wrap Your Pipes for Cold Weather NEW THREE bedroom a ll el ec tri c home , over 1 dcre , ni c e kit ch en , garage, di sposal a nd d ishwasher . wash er and drye r hook.·up , carpeted e)( ce pt kitchen and bath . Near Langsvi l le an d m t nes . $4 3, 000 . Ra y m ond Hatfi e ld , 742· 1819 . THREE YEA RS old, 3 bedroom , al l elect r ic home, n ice eat in kit ch en , over I acr e, ca rpet and v in yl f loor s., garage and storag e bu i ld i ng, wa sher a nd dryer hook up . Near La ng svil le mine s. \.41 ,000 Ra y m ond H atfield 742 2819. 51 x ROOM house and oarh wit h furn iture or without on th e corne r ot M a in St . and Bry an t Rd . in Rutland , out of wat er . Phone 742 206.3 N o r e a sona b le o ff er r ef us.ed . Cheap Rates QualifY Service Call 992 -2852 or 992 -7235 12 13 pd WI LL H AU L lim e-ston e and gravel . A lso, l i m e t1a u l i ng and spreadin g Leo Mor ris Tru ck in g . P hone 7.4 1 2455 PAI N TI NG AND sand b last ing Free es t ima tes. Ca ll 9.49 ·2686. Auctions BI G AUCTION ever y W ed , 7 pm Hartford Commun ity Center , Hartford , WV , 4 m ties ab ov e P omero y Mason Bri d ge --=------ ~ -Ser~ICes Offered HAV E VACA N CY in pr ivate ho m e tor elderl y only Boa r d , r oom and la undr y 992 6022 No d r in ki ng al lowed . 608 E . MAIN POMEROY, 0 . NEW LISTING 1 story frame, 5 r oom house , 2 bedrooms , lots of re model i ng SIO,OOO 00 NEW LISTING - 6 room s, 3 bPd r oom s. ba y window , fu l l bas. em e nt, ga r a ge , ha rd w ood floo rs, l arge lot. Sl6.7oo oo NEW LISTING - Ren ta I property . 3 a pd r 1 men ts, alway s r e nted , large 101. real m o ney mak er, does need s.ome r epa i r . NEW se.ooo.oo AOOITION New ho m e a bout 11t 7 yea rs. 11 '"2 acre, bu il l in kit c hen . dini ng room , 3 bedr oom s, 2 b a ths , garage, all c arpeted , man y other fea tures s.•.ooo NEEDS w., F . N. L CONSTRUCTION Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phon e 992 -5682 HOUSE WITH business b<!rms . Asking $25, 000 . LOOKING FOR a house Hours 9·1 M ., Other limes by IPPoint - Roger Hysell Garage OHIO VALLEY ROOFING 3 p l us flat acre s and Ohio R iver frontage . This house is well built and nicpfy kept . $..42,600. building in Reedsville Garden spot plus 2 car gdrage . House has 2 PARK FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. t.. 10· 19· 1 m o . MOOERN HOUSE with C lO E R HONEY . F i tzpatr ic k Or c hard , St ate Route 689. Phone W i lk es.ville , 669 3785 . Main St .. Rutl and 9a m to PUBLIC AUCTION Large 9 room home on Locust St rt"et . Sell pri ce TWO 1976 FORD F 15() pi c kup Guaranteed A I con d iti on S2495 Ca II 992 5304 or 992 Ty ree Blvd . Racine, o . a· h 1 o Phon e 949 -2118 eveing s alter s p .m weekenos after 12 noon . 11 19·1 mo MIDDLEPORT P ICKU P , Pomeroy 992 ·2689. - $6,000 for both Call '1911710 Call 992 5J04 or 9911238 . to Ohio Pallet Co ., R1 . 2, do llar . with 8' bldde, with wen c h . 1968 Ford t r uc k 6' f lat bed . 1975 .t ·door Ford L andau , P .S., P. B , e lect r i c engine . Excellent c onditi on S2795 CHIP WOOD . Poles max d iameter 10' ' on large!lt end . S12 p-er ton . Bundled slab . $.10 per ton . Delivered FURNITURE , $23 ,000 .00 . MIDDLEPORT - Love ly 5 b edroom home with 2 baths , living r oom , fa mily room , d1ni ng room , uti Iify , modern kit c nen and full base ment . Has been almost totally remodel ed within the past 2 year s L oc ated on South 2nd Av enue . rusted , uses oil. 742 1090 . Wanted to Buy OLD 1968 ALLI S Chalmers dozer 6384 . - Immediate open ing f or a full tmie reg istered x ·ray technoloo i st Genera lous s.alary , excellent fringe benefits. Apply to Director at Personnel , Pleasant Valley Hospital, Valley Drive, Poin1 Pleasant , WV 15550 An Affirmat ive Ac · lion Equal Opportunity Employer . Ni ce starter home . 1 bedroom s, bath , kit · c hen , dining room and full ba s em en t . $15. 500 .00 Chevrol et S735 . 1971 Camaro $975 . Phone 378 Ave ., LISTING Veter1ns Admin. L01ns. • 1nsul.ation • Stortn Doors • Storm Windows • Replacement Win dows Sales Rep . For sundins Hammond Orgiins Beau t iful 3 bed r oom total br ick home in Rutl a nd 11' "2 b a th s, l i v i ng r oom . dining r oom , mod ern ki tc he n a nd g arage Full basement Si tuated on small lor Ca ll for more info REAL ESTATE FINANCING Feder•! HOUIInt & Aluminum Siding TUPPERS PLAINS MOUNT AI N 614 985 3961 1979 JEEP CJ 5. Lo w mileage, 6 c yl. 367 0102 be t J&L BLOWN INSULATION Vinyl & PIANOS HOBSTETTER. REALTY Pm SIMPSON He1dqu1rter· 1976 C HEVR O LET MALIBU . 6 c yl .. P .S , P . B Only $1600 . 949 ·1660. Auto Sales Hammond Oraan< & Famous Name Brand equivalent ) for parf ·fime employment at the Jackson County Branch of Holzer Medical Clinic uo . at Wellston , OH . Salary com · mensurate with ex perience . Excellent fringe benefits . Apply in person at the Personnel Office of Holzer Cl in ic Ltd ., U S CHR IST M AS I w BACKBOARD ~ AN~~ GOAL SPECIAL Great Deals on Carry Over '79 Caprice, Impala, Monte Ca rio, and 1 2 - ' ·• Pickups . Adults S29 .00 . HI LLCRE ST ANTIQUE POCKET wa l i SPECIAL and W estern . Sad d les. and harnes s H or ses and pon ies. Ruth Ree\le5 . 61 .f 698 ·3290 Bardi ng and R id tng Lesson s and Horse Care p r od ucts Western bOOts Ch ild r en 's S1 5.50 . POOD LE G ROOMIN G Judy Taylor 614 367 7220 . 3161 $6 795 ~~ Reg. $79. 95 w '1495 ~ w Reg . $21.29 TABLE HOOF HOL LOW, Eng lish M iddleport would like to extend the Spir i t of Ch rist ma s. and the Holiday Seasons to yo u , our customers . We are offerin g a 10 Pet . discount on a l l merc handise in our store Once aoain , have a Mer r y Christmas and a pr osperous New Year Sal e period December 8, 1979 thr ough December 22 , 1979 i ~ STAPLE ~ GUN W 1 ~ ~ w R BUYING US . SILVER COINS DATED 196A OR EARLl E R ! ANY AMOUNT ) . DON 'T LOSE MONEY , SIMPLY P ICK UP THE PHONE AND DIAL 61A 991 511 3 , BROWN 'S W 0 ~1 GIFTS FOR THE HOME W '4895 , _ pay cash or certified check for antiques and collec tibles or ent ire estates Nothing too large . Also , ouns , pocket watches and co i n collect ions . Ca l l 614 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. SUPER SAVINGS w '2295 ...... .. . . . ATTENTION : !IM PORTAfojT TO YOUJ Will Open Evenings 6 : 00 - lil5 : 00 P . M . Sat. i 8' P ick up , 150 V ·8, au to , P .S., lik e new 700x15, tr uc k t i res . loca l 1 owner . ~ Shop. M iddi"Por1 . 992-5342 - POMEROY i IW '192 engi ne, 2 Spt>l"d axl e, 825 tir es, 102" cab to ax le. ,.._ PAY h ighest pr ices possible for gold and silver coins , rings , jewelry , etc. Contact Ed Burke" Barber "You ' ll L1ke Our Quality Way of Domg Business" i M in t Ho m e . air on cha so:.is a nd bOdy , less th an 15. 000 m i les , full equipmen t 21lfi See One of Th e s e Court e ous Salesmen ~~-- ~ -~--------=== == ===== ~ = ==· ---~~-~. 1976 CHEVY 20' TEC SAVE ~2 nino guitar and trumpet . Openings on Monday 4 : 00 · 7: 30, startino 1st of year . SIMMONS OLDS-CADILLAC INC. 57 95 Reg . ' SAVIJojG S We lit the Ba il ey 's Shoes ot Call 992 5693 Except the last Satur · day of the month . 2995 vw Baptist Re'Vival beginning Monday , Dec . 10. 7: 30pm Rev . Merlin Teets , Evangelist . 9:00 ·5 :00 tr ack , 30 plus M PG 1972 PAGEVILLE FREEWILL MUSIC LESSONS . Begin Saturday 1 1974 CHEVY C-10 TON W! TOPPER .... ........... .. '5795 1973 CAD. CPE. DEVILLE ... .. .. .. .... ..... ... ... ....... ..1895 10 :00· 1:00 2. 00 -5 :00 ~ ~ Ra ci ne GUN SHOOT every Sunda y 12 :00 . Fa ctory choke only Corn Hol l ow Gun Club, Rut land . Proceeds donated to Boy Scout Troop 2~9 . Friday 3895 19 76 CHEVY C-60 .. .. ... '1995 1977 OLDS CUT. "S" SED. .. .. ........... .. ..... .. ... .. . '3595 2' 00 ·7, 30 P .M . 1 AM FM , 111 SHOOT . Volunteer F i re Dept . Every Saturday . 6 :30p .m . At their buildingin Bashan Fa ctory choKe guns on l y . 1977 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 CPE. .............. .... . '3795 Thursday 9: 0011 : 30 4 door , small V ·8, automati c po wer steer i ng , pwoe r br a k es, IOC ktn g di ff er enti al , ai r con d i t iont ng , c lean int er ior, green fin ish 1 4 GUN 1977 OLDS CUT. SUP. CPE. BROUGHAM ......... ... ... '4295 9, 0011 , 30 2 ,oo 7, 30 PM . '395 1976 MG MIDGET CONVERTIBLE trespassing with no ex · ceptions on my property . Judy McGraw Self . Pete Burris , Marvin K e ebaugh , George Harris i CHRISTMAS ADORABLE k itte ns. pup no Real Estate for Sale on 110 v ol ts, rad ia l sa w , ac et y l e ne tor ch w i th gauges, 11 ga llon churn . Pets for Sale PO SI TION AVAI LABL E ML T (A . S . C . P . or HUNTING , m ~nd GENERAL ELECTRIC I Business Services 1973 C H EVY M AL I BU for 5a le or trade 3663 HOTPOINT PORTAB LE P OWER plant p .m . Notices Tuesday , No Ofl 1ce Wednesday '895 1967 CHEV. 4 DR. SEDAN 1977 CHEV. ............. .... '1895 1977 CAD. CPE. DEVILLE ............. ..... .. ............. '6895 CAPI TAL S ~ "'----~ Pomeroy Health care Cen . 1er. Please c a l l 992 ·6HJ6 between 9 d .m and 5 p .m ., ask f or Mr or Mrs . Zidian . 1156 betwee n 8 :30 and 5 :00 4P.M. F'rid...y af'ternom NO CARO L INS ST ATE ~ ~ for FO U ND : b lack and tan f emale hunt ing dog on King sb ury Rd . Phone 992 61 11 Pomeroy area . CALL THE DAILY SENT INEL , 991 &uld.oy 1976 OLDS 88 ROYALE CPL .. ..... ......... . -.......... '2795 Ca l led up Rollie Bouti n, g oalte nder , from H ~ rshey of the A m e r ican Hoc key League WE'RE DEALING ON GREAT USED CARS 1978 MERCURY MONARCH .............. 3895 1977 GREMLIN •••".u~: ·. .c:~ ...........•... '2195 1977 CHEV. NOVA 4 DR .................. $3695 An TradPd Reg Thomas, left wing , 1o the Quebe c Nordiques for T erry Martin . l e ft wing , and Dave F arri sh, detenseman, and assign ed M a r t in and Far i sh 1o New Brunswi c k of th e A m er ic an Hockey Leagu e. ROCKIES V 8, au toma t ic Good transpor 1al ion 2Dr., auto .. P .S., P.B. 1975 OLDS CUT. SUP. SED ......................... .. .. .. 11695 nounced that Randy Holt , de f ense man , has received a two ·gam e suspension from the Nat iona l Hockey League WASHINGTON 25 CARRIER NEEDED in the ~Frllr 4P.M. 1975 OLDS LUX. SED. ..... .. _........ .............. .. .. .. '2295 A m eri can H ockey League . TORONTO MAPLE PIANOS brown a nd bla ck , lost in Ru sti c H il l s a r ea 1n Syracuse . Chi ldren 's pe t . Rewa rd . 992 7891 Help Wanted Mond.oy NOCJI\ on Salw'day Uw dly b@fore publle~tion National Hockey League Lo1o;; ol -ble Dec . For Sale , Rent or Trade For Sale DAS HOUN D DOG, fe mal e, DEADIJNES Drake 78, Ai r Force 73 Fresno St 81, Boi se St . 52 HOCKEY 1 BA ILE Y'S SHO ES wil l be FAR WEST LOS AN G E LES KIN GS - G UN S HOO T EVERY SUNDAY I PM . FAC TORY CHO KE ON LY . RACIN E G UN CL UB c l os ed fro m through Jan . 1. WANT-AD ADVERTISING 10 ,00-1, oo Ul0 -5,00 P .M '3695 1972 FORD MAVERICK 2 DR 1.10· Ul 1.70 HUNTERS Henderson St . 73, S. Arkan sa s 64 SE Oklahoma 76 , Te ;.: as Weslyn 54 SW Oklahoma 6 7, B eth a ny Nazarene 62 Texas T ec h 83, L a m a r 68 W. Te)C. aS St . 86, 0ra l Robert s 85 Fred Ste i nfort , placeki cker . Pla ced Rob Lytle , runn i ng back , on t he in i ured re serve l is! Au to tran s, good t i res s.ervice i n t his one. BARGAIN 58 Signed Local 1 owner. 350 V ·8 eng in e, auto .. P S , P .B , a i r cond , good f ir es . lan d a u m ode l. so li d whit e co lo r 1.10 1.10 1.00 Publiaber J't!ll!r'Vel tbe r1ihl to edit "' njec:t ony lld.o deemed obJectional . Tbe PUblloher will not bt for more than one Incorrect lnIIOrlloo. A rka nsas St 63, Ark .·Li ftl e Rock Larry Fortner , quarterbac k . Pla ced R . C . Thielemann , guard , on th e in ju r ed r eserv e list . 1977 CHEV. MONTE CARLO BUY THE FAMILY A SECOND CAR 2dl)'l NOTICE Announcmg the R e\1 ised Office Schedule of Or. Mateo P . Oayo , Jr . 306 N. 2nd Ave ., Middleport. Ohio E f fecttve January 1980 Monday 4395 l.lll ld.o)'l •d.o)'l A r ka ns. a s Col i. 85, A rk an sas. Te ch S1gned 1 Olorr• 1.211 Found- LO ST : 20 ga uge auto mat ic Br ownin g shofgun between Ro be rt Cu n ni ng ha m ' s r eside nce an d coon hun fer ' s on Snowba l l Hi ll If found , co nf~c l Doug Hen sle y , Syracuse . 6260 . Pet s ava illlble for adoption and Information se rvi ce . Invest i gativ e Agent . Undtt!r Cull 1 d.oy 82 Named J ohnny ROdgers a~sts r an ! f ootball coa c h OREGON STATE - Na m ed N rc lo. Ali otfi and Cra ig Bo il er as.sis t an l f ootball coa c hes . VIR GI NIA STAT E - F ir ed Tom M orris head football coa c h 4 Door . dark red , color with mat c h i ng red v i nyl tr 1m , rad io, a 1r con d , automati c t rans. , pow er stee ring&. brakes Rally wh ee l s CHRISTMAS SPECIALS 1977 Cadillac Cpe DeVille lfi895 National Football League 1978 PLY. HORIZON MEI GS C OUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY. 992 CHARGES ~ FOOTBALL COLORADO WANT AD 1~ Wordl w --Lost and Notices Mobile llmle IIIII• end Y IU'd aa.lf!l are ~ only wlth cuh wUh order . ~ oenl charae for 1<11 carrying Bo1. Number In Care ollbo s..!lnel. SIMMONS OLDS-CADILLAC, INC. W V irgin ia 107, A delph i 60 NEW MEXICO Anno unced r es ignati on of Mann y Gol d stetn . ass 1stant b a sKe tball coac n . PHILLI ES BRONCOS - rtwr sd ay Swinge r s Leag ue st an · ar ngs torDec 6areas follows · Tea m W . L. M E Johnson Supermark et 82 22 H oc kenbe rry Pharmacies. 61 43 Johnson 's M arket 44 60 Prescrtpt 10n Sl1oppe 36 68 C and N Par t s 33 71 H 1gh game and ser ies : M . E . John son 's, Mari l yn B rown i ng 186, Opal Cas to 479 H ockenber r y P har mactes, Li ll ian Wilson U7 ·37 9. Hand C Plant FOOd , B etty Bernard 147 379 . Johns.on ' s. Marke t , Vo nda Jorddn 160 45 5. Pr esc r iption Shoppe , Fl o Anne RiHie 16 1 41 3 C and N Parts , Ra chel Wh itehai r 170 403. Spli ts con verted : Shirl ey Shobe 5 10 and Luc i lle H ic k.ma n 3·10 . WANTED 51 61 Larry Giroux , detenseman , and as.s.igned him to Sprtngtield ot the PAT HILL FORD, INC. The OhiO Rive r carries more ton nage tha n the St. l.uwrem-e S.•away or the Panama Ca na l. M emphi s St . 85 , A ust i n Peay 7J More house 102, F ort Val ley Sf 90 Mu rr a y Sf 64, Ga Sou th ern 63 va . Commonw ea lth 89. Georgia HARTFORD WHALER S - Signe d $2495 Lou 1S\Jrile 93 , UNC Charlot1f' 76 A lcorn St 103, S Ca r olina St 68 Dav i s and E l kins 79 , Rob er t M or ris75 F lorida So uthern 67 , S. FLorida 67 Louisiana Tec h 66 , N E Louistana Re called Mike Gillis , left wing , fro m F o rt Wor t h ot the Central H oc k e y Leagu e . Spec ial of the Week 61 SOUTH ND RTH ATLANTA FALCON S - 3 DR. RUNABOUT 2 DR. TOWN CPE. 73 bowling COLLEGE Transactions Signed Greg Gross. , outf ielde r . to a I i v e -ye ar contract . 1975 PINTO Fa irfield 84, S1onehi ii 6J Lafaye tte 85, Hof st r a 75 New Paltz S1 93 , B inghamton 51 YOl1 r Best Buys Are }"'ound in the Sentinel Classifieds SOUTHWEST ( 12) 14,2 1, 28, 31c DENVER 1975 llf.ICOLN Uta n St . 87 , Idaho St n We ber St 80. New M ex tCO 70 Wy omtng73. U S lnt ' t56 TOURNAMEN TS Lou tsvtl le Class1c FtrSI Rou nd We st ern Kentucky 75 . Evansvrlle Ohio St . 87, Ca l Pol y P om ona 46 BASEBALL $1495 w~s 5169S Now wasUS95 Now Am erican U 116. St Mi'try !!. Md 74 PUBLICATION OF NOTICE " TO ALL PERSON S IN T E RE STED IN TH E PHILADELPHIA 100 80 Estate of Orville Keith Lander s, Jr Deceased National league cream puff of fhe week gage rack , rear , SPOrty EAS T Ohio Nor thern 103, India na Tech Thursday ' s Sports Transactions By The Associated Pre ss 1977 MUSTANG II l clan o 99 , SC'~ Ifl e P ac ti re II Pepper dine 95 . Long Be.=tct1 St 94 San Otego 5 1 lOot, OklahOmil Sf 58 AM · FM rad io . cond ., rad io , lots more . Thurs day 's Co ll eg e Basketball Sco r es By The Associated Pr ess 7-The Daily Sentinel. Mlddleoort.Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday, Dec. H, l!m Local College results feeL thence Wes t 50 f eet to E STATE OF Orville Keith Landers . Jr .. deceased . l a te of 23 5 S. 4th Stree t, Mi ddleport , Ohi o. Meigs County Probate Co u rt , No . 221J 14 . C a se A n appli c ation has been f i led ask i ng to r el ie v e the es tate fr o m ad min istrat ion , say i ng that the assets do not exc ee d Sl 5, 000 and t he cr ed i tors w i ll no t be pre ju d ic ed t he reb y A hear ing on the appl ication wil l be held Ja nuary 8, 1980 , at 1: 00 o 'c lo c k P .M . P e rson s knowing any r eas.on why 1he appl ication shou l d not be granted should appear and inform the Court The Court is locat ed at the M e igs County Courth o use, Pomeroy , Ohio . Robert E . Buck , Proba te Judge RE-CHRISTMAS MARKDOWN 1978 PINTO You are hereby notified that a Complain t has been filed '" the Common Pl eas Court of M eigs Coun tv , Oh io. Case No. 17J:l~ demandi ng pa r tit ion of the fo ii OW"ing d esc r ibecl r eal es tate, to w it. · Situa ted 1n me Vi ll a9€' ot Syracuse, in the Coun ty of M ei q'S. and State of Oh io, to -wt t A part of Lot N o. 36 si tuated m s-aid Vi llaye . Cou nty a nd State, beg 1n ni ng at t he sou thwes t cor ne r of Apple and second Stree t, ru n ning South 75 WILL CARE for the e lderly in our home . Tra i ned a n d experi encea . Phone 9'91 7314. W ILL DO B LOC K an d br ic k w ork. bui l d f i r ep laces, al so Cal l 30ot 77 3 5808 Giveaway H. L WHITESEL ROOFING All types roof work, new repair gutters and downspouts, gutter cleaning and painting_ All work gu~trantee<l. Free Estimates R:eason~tble Prices Of" Call Howard 949·2862 ll ·l4 ·mo. DOZER , END Loader , bru s h ho g . Will do bas.ement s, pon ds, brush , ti mb er, lan d c l ear i ng . Ch arles Butche r 7.42·2940 ------- SE W I N G MA C H I N E R epa ir s, ser vic e , all makes . 99 2 · 2284 Th e Fabr ic Shop , Pomeroy . Au thor i zed Singer Sales and Servi ce We sharpen Sci ssor s. . EXCA VA TING , dozer , loader and bac khoe work . dump rruc k.s and lo-bOys for hire , w i ll haul f i ll dirt . top soi l , l i mes.tone and gra vel. Call Bob or Roger Je ffer s, day phone 992·7089, nig ht phone 992 3525 or 992 5231 HOWERY AND MARTIN EM; c a v al i ng , s eptic sy ste m s, dozer, ba c khoe . Rl. 143 Phone I (61AJ 698 · 73 31 or 742·2593 . A UTOMOBIL E b ee n S U RA NC E IN c an your c elled ? L os t operator 's I i cense ") Phone 9911 143 A TO Y M an c nester c hihuah ua a nd 5 p upp ies. , l fe m ale , 4 males. Hum ane Soc1ety wrll pl ace aft er we an1ng Daschou nd lype female w r th6 pu pp ies wa it ing tor a home Sho t s an d worme d Humane Soc1e 1y, 9Q2 6260 I N STOCK f or i mmediate delivery v ar iou s sizes ot pool kif5. Do ·i t yourself or le t us instal l for y ou . D . Bumgardne r Sal es , Inc. 9'92 57 24. LOVEA BLE f emale gol den ret r ieve r pu pp ·y Sho t s. wor med . 991 6UIJ 3751 'Mobile --'-'-"-=--Homes · Sale - A&H Uphol st ering , a cross f rom t he Te x aco Stat i on in Syracuse 99'1 37 43 o r 992· BRADFO RD , Au ct ioneer , Com ple te Servi ce . Phon e 949 '148 7 or 949 1000. rac ine, Ohio, Cr itt Bradford . 1971 LY NN HAVE N 14>65 3 LOTS OF ROOM? In town . large k itchen , forma l din ing room, li brary , s.c r ee ne d po r ch , fi re pl aces , pa ne l i ng , one of c arpet ing , Pom eroy 's m ost eleg ant ol der homes pr ic ed far below mar ket Yalue bedr oom 1970 Vindale 12x6J wtth ex pa nda, '1 bedr 1970 New M oon 12x60 3 Od r 1973 Skyltne lh55 2 bed r oom 1972 Bonama 17x51, '1 bedr B & 5 MO B ILE HO M E SALES . PT PLEASA NT . wv 304 675 4474 t58 ,900 00 MANY OTHER PRO PERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM ... WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT OR CAN GET IT . REALTOR 12x60 HOLLY PARK Wtlh 8 ft eM;p ando Lo! Com p le1el y fenced a nd ofher ex t r as 30 .4 773 554.4 Henry E . Cfetand J r. For Lease 992-6191 ASSOCIATES BU S INE SS BUI L DIN G for Roger & Dottie Turner 742 ·2474 Jean Trusell 949· 2660 Oltice 992· 2259 l ea se Form e r Wa r ner Bea uty Shop . A pprox . 1100 sq f1 Ca l l 992 1117 or 992 2528 after 5 p m EL WOOD BO WER S R E PAIR Sweepers, t oa ster s , i r on s, all small app lian ces L awn mower . Nex t to St ate Hig hwa y Garage on Rou te 7, 985· 3815 s & G Carpet Cle aning . St ea m cleaned . Fre e es t ima t e Re asonable r at es Sco t ch g ua r d 992 6309 or 741 2348 SAVE ON CARPET DRIVE A limE SAVE. A' LOT bea\Jiiful taste. $.1.1,900. MINI FARM - Beaut iful br ic k b i ·level with 3 bedrm ., large l iv i ng room with fireplace . Total etec tric and fully insulllted . All hardwocx:j floors . Base ment could be fin ished tor eJCtra l ivlr19 quarters . At· tached garaoe . J large hot houses and many extr as on 5 acres . LOC . close to Racine. Asking $6.3 ,500 NEW ~I STING - Nice 3 BR home , extra large LR . equipped kif ., wasner , dryer, full basement , centrdl a i r , breezewav lead i ng to oaroe . Well cared fOf' house has many e)(fras, severa l fruit trees of dlf · feren1 variet ies & ni ce garden . see to appre c iate . very ni ce location in IOW'f!'r Syrac use on St. Rf . 12.4 HOMES FOR SALE WE ARRANGE FINANCING FOR AS LOW AS 5% DOWN AND 30 YRS. TO PAY RUBBER BACK. CARPET '4" and up Cash & Carry SALE ON ALL Priced at $63,900 . CHESTER - A BR home, ha rdwood floors, large LR , family rm ., garage , outbu i lding, fruit trees and garden space ASk i ng ~ .900 _ __ ~AMILY HOME LOt ;, vt possib i littes w i th th is nice 2 story . Many features . c entral air. buil t-in ap· pliances , all carpeted , good in\lestment with several nice bilding lots. On approx ac r es in 1he center of Rac ine Ask i ngS~.OOO . Sl2 ,000.00 - Good 3 BR , all carpeted home close to Pomeroy & Middleport . L ocated on 1 111 acr es . LOTS OF LOTS - From 1 to 75 a cres , bordering Pomer oy . 6 YEAR OLD HOME, 3 BR . dining and utilifv room , k it . equ i pped w stove and refr ig . 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CALL 992-2342 Bill Childs , Branch Manager, Home 992-2449 Rodney Downing, Broker, Home 992 -173 1 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO IN STOCK ·9~~up lnstalledwllh Pad Freo. GOOD REMNANT SEU::CTION 6'xl2'to 12'x16' $3800 andup Call 742·2211 RUllAND FURNilURE R utlanu, 0. - ,I �~The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy. o. Fnday Dec. 14, 1!17'.l ~Tho> Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec. 14, 1m fA"''C'hri;t;;;~~,,~,t~';y · ! Young Sounds of Meigs County Edltor'l Note: T'llll II lbe flnl Ill e -'el of utlclM • JI'IP"l•• musk •tylel by Mary Belli Oblb, • !oral •ladeat wartiJii wtllllbe ..per. Her uUelel wiD lead .. local JI'OIIPI . . - k eruea tbal are lakin& Meta• Caomty by •Iorin. B)' Mary Belli Obta After the Beaties hit America In the early 'eO:!, the rock craze had really begun. There were !!lyles ol rock for everyone . "Teeny bopper" rock was on the A.M. stations, and Jiml Hendrix and acid roclt were aired on wtderground radiO<! or late at night Even country music had its changes with groups like Lynard Skynard and The Charlie Daniels Band. Again, something new is happenIng to music. People are singing to, dancing to. and even roller skating to, disco music. The start of the disco craze really happened in 1977 when John Travolta strutted acro&ll the dance floor in "Saturday Night Fever" . Television has jumped on the di3co bandwagon with such shoWll as : Le Disco, Disco Magic, and Soul Train. Shown in our viewing area are American Bandstand, Dance Fever and The Midnite Spjecial, which also bas rock groups on it. Many rock groups have recorded disco songs . Two of these are Paul McCartney and Wings and singer Rod Stewart, who had the top disco single, "Do Ye Think I'm Sexy •" Profiting from the disco industry are some ol the older generations favorite singers . Arthur Fiedler, famous conductor of the Boson Pops Orc...,tra, bas an album, "Saturday Night Fiedler". that features hits from the movie "Satunlay Night Fever." Ethel Mennan, star of Broadway. ha.o made an album of her song hits - disco style . Ms. Merman started "I wanted to do it right anyway . It 's a whole new twial in disco. I don't !mow when show twk!S have ever belli recorded for di3co, particularly by the person who introduced them ... Eric Evans, a disc jockey at WMPO, feels that disco has brought a new approach to m111ic. Evans advlaea any young band to choose between rock and disco, even though there is only a fine line between the two. Evans, a former resident and di3c jocltey ol Delaware, Ohio, c<mmented that liiOill oung people Uvtng in Meigs County, prefer roclt avesdisco. He stated "People should keep open minds, every type of music has its super stars . U listeners give music a chance, they might like it. Next week the students of Southern lllgh School are going to tell what kind of music they prefer, and Blitzkrieg, a Meigs County band, will e commenting on their band, disco music, and on what it takes to be in a band. Interviews and corrunents from other local bands wlU be appreciated. For more information, call 94~:m7. ATTENTION AL NOVEUSI'S: LIST TilE CAST' UP FRONT! DEAR HELEN : This has nothing to do with human relationships, but a lot to do with making novels more enjoyable . I just finished reading another of thoee long, rambling epics with about 50 main characters scattered throughout the pages . Now maybe really alert people can remember how John ties In with .Tane. and Norma is whose secona cousin, and which one is the mother, which the clilld, and who's married to who -all that stuff. But I can '1. Half my reading time is spent going back through the book trying to figure out who 's who . I know you've written books. so maybe you could get it across to publishers that a list of names up front, explaining how aU these people are involved with each other would be very helpful in novels that sprawl across many years and introduce more than ten charactes . CONFUSED DEAR CON : Excellent suggestion 1 Since I 'm another who gets hopelessly 10<11 in a tangle of epic-novel names - or even in hooks that list no more than a daren characters -I 11 do what I can to make reading easier for us forget - luis . -H. DEAR HELEN : About the man who complained that his wife spent au her time tak Ing care of her terminally W father and neglected him and the family . You advised him to be patient because the wife would feel guilty otherwise, and soon she would be back with him. Let me tell you my expenence : as a good Christian, I let my wife care for her invalid father. It lasted 22 years during which time the children and I hardly ever saw her. even though both father and she were in our home . My children grew neglected and married, and I grew old while my wife's nine brothers and !listers led nonnal, happy, carefree lives . They said, ''Oh, Daddy only wants her," which was true because none of them would stop to offer him a drink of water. Those 22 years of servitude ruined her both physically and mentally . After her father's death. she spent a year in a mental institution and then conunltted suicide. I have given my children my pledge that if ever I am incapacitated I will sign into a veterans hospital. I will never ask or expect them to live the hell we did . My wife was a saint, and for her reward, her father left a wlU in which he divided all his possessions equally among the nine children ... who don't even bother to send me or the children Christmas cards. ALONE IN NEW JERSEY PERSONAL to ' 'Why Was He Unfaithful?" : A wife who mourns, "I never once refused my husband" may never once have really pleased him. Giving in is a far cry from givIng (and receiving) har'Jily. - H. r----- I I INVESTITURE CEREMONY-Byracuse Troop 1120 received these II Brownies into the troop in Investiture ceremonies held Thursday evening at the Syracuse Elementary School. Leaders ol the troop are Mrs. Pat Philson and Mrs. Judy Pape . Invested were, pictured Birthday observed r----------. I Social Calendar FRIDAY GALLIA COUNTY SALON 612, Eight and Forty. Friday night at the Riverboart Room, Athens County Savings and Loan Co , Pomeroy office, 6 :30p.m. Friday . RETURN JONATHAN MEIGS Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, I :Jl p.m. Friday, home of Mrs. Emerson Jones . The program wlU include a review of "The Legend of the Black Madonna" by Mrs. Nan Moore. Friday a to II pm. at Pomeroy Senior Cltlzena Center. Dance open to public. Admlasion $1 for adults. Oti.ldren under 2 with parents admitted free. CHJUSTMAS PROGRAM Friday at 1 p .m . at Harrisonville Elementary School. Visit from Santa. Parents urged to attend . BAKE SALE Friday at Kroger's beginning at 9 a.m. Sponsored by Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249. SATURDAY BAKE SALE Saturday at Gaul's Grocery. Chest.er, frool 9 am. until noon. SponiOred by Qlesler Cub Pack2l~. MAGNOLIA CLUB annual Christmas .-rtY Sablray 6:30 p.m. at Riverboat Rocm, Meigs Branch, Athena County Savinga and Loan, W. Main, PomeJW; members to take own table servtce. lUNDAY HYMN SING at Orna Chapel, Grirruns Landing, W. Va., by Dan Haymand and Country Hymntimers Sunday at 7 p.m. 'Big band' returns The big band sound It yesteryear wlU return to Meigs County for a short time on Friday, Dec. 21, when the annual Christmas dance of the Royal Oak Dance Club is held at the recreation building at Royal Oak Park. Gerald Powell, director of the club. reports that the 3).piece band of Buddy Young, out of Columbus, has heen engaged for the dance which wlU be from 9 p.m to 1 a.m. The band features the softer music of yesteryears. The band is accompanied by a group of young people who present a ~ute show. Tickets fer the event were distributed on a limited basis. Next Thursday evening, members of the decorating committee will meet at 7:30 p.m . at the recreation building to decorate for the dance. On New Year's Eve, the club will have a dance also from 9 p.m . to I a.m . and a four piece group, Carousel, will be featured for that event. Brian Keith Frederick, son of Jerry and Diana Frederick, Chester, recently celebrated his fourth birthday Refreshments of a Bugs Bunny cake. ice cream, chps, and drinks were served . Others attending were Melissa , six, hls sister; Goldie Frederick. Clarence and Hilda McDaniel . hls grandparents; Debbie and Marvin Dodrill, Jack and Kay Frederick, Cylinda and Kristen Frederick. Sending gifts were his greatgrandmother, Hattie Frederick, Piketon; an aunt, Sharon Nickols, Deming, Wash.; Ruby Chapman, Athens, and Faith Hayman, Pvl A ijred G fil) ' BROTIIERS SERVE- Alfred ud Arlllur Gray, soDS of Joseph aad Idamay Gray, Rt. 2, Racine, are oervlng In the U.S. Army. The two men eatered the anned forces on Oct U, Ibis year, on lbree year eallatmeolll. Pvt. AHred Gray has flollhed ba•lc traJoiD8 at Fori Db<, N.J., and he will oext take lnlolporta lion sclloolloC at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., and tbeo will be stationed al Fori Hood, TeL Pvl Arlllur Gray hal fiDiabed basic lralnlng at Fori Jacboo, S.C., ud will n"" undergo lnlolporlatlon scbooUog at Fort Leonard Wood and, be, loo, will tbeo be stationed at Fort Hood, Telllll. HOLZER EMIDICALCENTER DISCHARGES DEC. 13 Victoria Adkins, Bonnie Allen. Floyd Bennett, Burl Carmen. Pamela Cook, Mildred Daft, Mrs . Virgil Dill and son, Marie Froideveaw:, Marjorie Johnson. Cheryl Knight, Lura Krebs, Orville Lavandar, Wayne MAtthews, Amber McCiana han, Mrs. Delbert MAtheny and daughter, Tommy Miller, William Mokas. Nancy Mooney, Virgil Peck, William Roush, Kathleen Sturgill, Joshua Wood, Mrs. Stephen Yonker and daughter. BffintS DEC. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Perry, daughtes-, Vinton; Mr. and ,Mrs. John Alles, son, Middleport ; Mr . and Mrs. David Arthur , daughter, Hen der.Jon; Mr. and Mrs . David Hudson. daughter, Henderson. Urian Frederick In 1492, Ou-Istopher Columbus made the first recorded reference to toba cco in hi s journal . 2 Dr , 4 spd ., 4 cy l. Clean as a whistle Be"er Not Pa ss 1975 FORD F-100 SUPERCAB TRUCK Topp!?r , goOd exterior & inferior . This. is a very clea n tr ucK . ---------------------------------· 1974 CHEVROLET PICKUP Sliding Window 350, AT .. P .5 .. P B For The Money S}J9500 Rear -----·--------------------------1974 MONTE CARLO I 1975 FORD F350 VAN 1 1 302. A.T. 11795 --i~~Sai~--------L---------------- I 1967 FORD FlOO PICKUP 12595 25% OFF Chester, ------------------1977 FORD PINTO Well equipped . FamFily Car For Any aml y Santa presented each of the patients with a wrapped gift. Games were played and prizes awarded. There was group singing cl. carols with Mrs. Clarice Erwin at the plano and Denver Rice on the guitar and violin. Mack Stewart had prayer, and refreshmenr refreshments of decorated cupcak~. Ice cream, potato chips, fruit and candy canes BAUM TRUE VULUE 985-3301 This weeK Only 1975 CHEV. CAPRICE about 60 patienlll at the Athens Men- tal Health Center. were served . Traveling to Athens for the party from the church were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kincaid, Mrs. Erwin, Mr . and Mrs. Mack Stewart, Mrs. Peggy Brickles, Mrs. Dorothy Roach, Paul Brickles, Mrs. Coleen ian Meter, Mrs. Brenda Shuler and Stacie, Mrs . Clyda Allensworth, and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice. The Christmas party marked the completion ol 11 yean It monthly parties staged at the Mental Health Center. Mrs. Rice, on behalf of the class, extended thanks to all those who have conbibuted to the parties. Entire Stock Included various StviH 5spd .. AM ·FMstereo, 4 cy l. motor . 11695 A visit from Santa highlighted the Christmas party staged Tuesday night by the Homebuilders Class It the Middleport Cllurch cl. Christ for UP TO 1977 TOYOTA CELICA GT A.C., P .S . PB Discounted For Santa visits Homebuilders Class INVENTORY CLEARANCE I This One Up For The annual holiday party of the Winding Trail Garden Club was held Tuesday night in the Riverboat Room of the Athens County Savings and Loan Co. Mrs. Addalou Lewis was hostess for the party with the table being decorated in keeping with the hoU day season. She also presented favors to those attending. Members wore homemade corsages which were judged. First went to Marianne Mitchell, second to AUce Thompson, and third to Pat Thoma. There was an exchange of Christmas cards and a card and gift was sent to Mrs. Dollie Hayes, who remains hospitalized. Door prizes were donated by Mrs. Lewis and won by Mrs. Ruth Moore, Mrs. Linda Mayer, Mrs. Mitchell, and Mrs. Peggy Crane. Others attending were Mrs. Jackie Rrickles and Mrs. Ruth Moore. left to right, front row, Cheryl Pape, Chastity Jacks, Robyn Stout, Cindy Foley; second row, Jemifer Lisle, ChrUtl Brumfield, Heather Roush, and Kim Ewing; and third row, Tonya Ingels, Shelly Connolly , Denise Richards, and Belinda Rash. Syracuse . noor Gardeners boLd party -------~ I Girl Scout Diary l Put. Artbur Gm1• II ROUND AND SQUARE DANCE Helen Help US • • •H' llf'i,·n Ho11t'l By Norma L. Lee Once again, we come to the Christmu seuon - the time when we conunemorate the Savior's birth. We love the Christmas season and are busy for weel!s making plans to remember relatives and friends in some way. Scmetimes we try to do too much and are so weary we have not the capacity to enjoy the beauty and peace ol the Holy Season. Perhaps it would refresh our souls if we should take time to review the A Gooo 1 1 Firewood Truck 1595 ----------------------------5 '79 MODELS LEFT - WILL SELL AT 1 DEALER'S COST ---------------------------------- Smith Nelson Motors, Inc. 992 2174 o. Ho ( twlt'fl~ · ll ·~·i l~< h I I A bake sale and homemade orna ment sale will he held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Krogers by the Harrisonville Girl Seoul Troop 1155. The pi d girl scout promise opened the · . They were led by Julie Wandliri and Darla Norris . Work was contirui on Christmas ornaments. The meeting waa closed by Lisa Riggs and friendship circle . SAU.SBURY TilOOP J..2tO Chrisbnas activities were planned during the Tuesday night meeting of the Salisbury Brownie Troop 1220 held at the school. The troop wlU go caroling Tuesdsy evening alter school and will present fruit baskets and treats to the elderly . Afterwards they wi U go to the home of Mrs. Martha King for a gift exchange. Mrs . Janet Simpson opened the meeting with the pledge and the premise. For their craft work, the scouts made stars, bells, and Christmas pictures from styrofoam trays using gUtter and old Christmas cards. Mothers assisting with the craft work were Jennifer Warth, Candace Brothers, and Judy Humphreys . Tara Humphreys and Amy Brothers served refreshments. CHESTER CADE'JTE TROOP Fruit baskets for the residents of the Meigs County infinnary will be 111M de by the Chester Cadette Troop. Meeting Tuesday night at the Oiester Community building, Sherri Cogar opened the meeting with the pledge to the flag . Pam Reibel led in the girl scout promise and several activiites were discussed . A bake .. 1e will be held in the near future and an ice skating party was also planned. A first class ceremony was planned for Kathy Parker and will take place at 6:30p.m. on Tuesday. Committee to plan details of the ceremony was appointed and indiodes Carolyn Casto, Sherri Cogar, Susan Jell, Tammy Clark, and Susan Thoma. Each troop member wf1J donate refreshments. For the cl08ing each girl told something lor which they are thankful. There was group singing of "Happy Birthday" to Susan ThOOJa . RUI'LAND BROWNIE TilOOP 1%93 A tour ol WMPO-Radio was taken by the Rutiand Brownies this week. Jeff Daniels of the staff conducted the tour of the facilities for the scouts er:plaining how the station operates and answering questions from them. Scouts making the visit to the radio st.stion were Angie Black, Lori Black, Sherry Black, Ronnea Davis . Amber Eblin , Angela Elliott, C!lrolyn Fitzpatrick, Cylinda Frederick. Rhona Gomez , Amber Hankla, Ntcole Hartwell. Julie Hatfield, Angel Henderson , Tracee teark, Tracy Michael, Tracy Milam, Missy Pettry, Vicki Priddy. and J ody Tillis . Adults accompanying the group were Judy Eblin, Chris Bowers, Pat Hysell, and Rae Hartwell . SAUSBURV JUNIOR TROOP lmO Troop 1200 planned to go Christmas caroling Tuesday after school when the members met this week at the Meigs High School. After caroling they will go to the museum fer a C1ristmas party . Styrofoam ornaments to be taken to the residents of the Meigs County lnflnnary were made by the scouts. The meeting opened with the flag ceremony cooducted by Lathy Stoots, Audra Houdashelt, Sally Radford, and Shannon Slavin. Beth Blaine, Cathy Carter, and Shannon Slavin served refreshments . Rln'LANDTROOP 1292 Members of Troop 1292 enjoyed a 1Qur of the Hubbard Greenhouse at Syracuse Thursday alter school. The girls viewed the poinsettias as well aa other plants and were told about growth pattern and care. Each of the soouts were given a poinsettia by the management. Attending were Stephanie Milam, Chris Black, Mandy Black, Regina Eblin, Susie Lambert, Lisa Miller, Jody Brown, Chris Hysell, Jackie Frederick, and Kay Frederick. Judy Eblin, and Pat Hysell, leader.~ . SYRACUSE JUNIOR TilOOP l2tt Work on their mother 's gifts for Christmas were started at this ~k 's meeting of the Syracuse )union. Jane Jett led in the pledge, Tracy Hubbard in the promise, and Sheme Sisson in the prayer. Dues were collected by Paula Winebrenner, and Kim Adams took attendance with members Mming their favortte color. ·>: old, old story of Jesus • birth. Let us picture Mary and JOBeph as they travel from their home to Bethlehem. We see Mary riding on a donkey led by her faithful companion, Joseph, as they follow the road In company with other families who band together to make the journey. As the pilgrims sing the grand old songs of David, Mary is absorbed in her own thoughts. Her eyes have the look of one who is waiting and listening. Now we see the travelers as they near the city of Bethlehem. We next see Mary and Joseph as they are turned away from the inn. Joseph begins to look desperate when the innkeeper says there is no room in the inn. Then the innkeeper happens to glance at the pale face of Mary and his face softens with a glint of kindness as he teils them there is room in the stable . Joseph is about to expOBtulate when Mary· says : "Thank you so much. That wlU be a nice wann place. I love arumals , and I shall not mind them •• Then Joseph leads Mary down the stone steps to the cave-like stable underneath the inn. We see the animals look up with mildly curious eyes, stare a bit, and then resume their munching of hay . There in that lowly stable a King is born that night. The long looked lor Messiah and Savior of the world came to earth as a babe where He is laid in a manger. As Mary gazes on the lace of her first born son, her face is aglow with mother-love and something else - a worship, a wonder not unmixed with fear as she clasps her baby closer for somehow, she is dimly conscious there is something extraordinarily different about this child. Out on the hillllide there are some shepherds keeping watch over their flocks ol sheep. Suddenly an angel appeals to them announcing the glad tidings ol the birth of the Messiah. Then there is a hO<II of angels appearing and praising God saying : ' 'Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace and goodwill towards men.'' We then see the shepherds bow humbly in worship before the Christ Child and then depart carrying hope in their hearts. Many days later the wisemen make their visit bringing gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh, after which they go hack to their own country conscious of a new sense of humility because they have been so highly favored by God . Each year as we retell the Chrisbnas Story our hearts are gripped by the manifestation of God's power and His matchless love to us . For awhile the best and the nobleot in our Uves are uppenn081, and we are dominated by the highest impulses ol our beings . There is a great longing to hold fast to that which has so transfonned us. · We can give pennanency to our Christmas experience if we follow the light of the Star of Peace and by drawing near the mang~r in a true spirit of worship which will give us peace in our hearts, our communities and in the world. Annual party reported TUPPERS PLAINS - The Adult Bible Cia., of the St. Paul United Methodist Cllllrch held its wmual Christmas party at the church Tuesday evening with 22 members and f>urlkmd /;unur roll The six weeks honor roll ha.o been announced for the Portland Elementary School. Making a grade of B or above in all their subjects to be listed on the roll. with thO<Ie making all A's printed in capital letters were : June Beegle, JAYSON CODNER, Terri lUll, Michael Kincaid, Aaron Knq.p, Amy Wagner, first grade ; Nancy Hunt, J . J. Lawrence , Tonya Meadows, SHERI ROUSH , Greg Weddle, second grade; BECKY EVANS, Ryan Evans, third grade; POLLY HILL , DONETTE TALBO'IT, fourth grade; KARLA SMITH, ANNETTE FITCH, JOYCE FOREMAN, KRIS SELLERS, Kim Wi Uford, fifth grade; CharUe B<X!o, Teresa Barber, Mike Conley, Cheryl Sellers, sixth grade. two ~uest.s attending . Table grace was offered by the ~ - Richard ThOiliAB, pastdr . . Following the dinner, an inspirational program was led by the pri>gram committee , Mrs . Gertrude Russell and Mrs. Lorean Gorr ell . Readings and Christmas songs were presented. The meeting concluded with a gift exchange and the singing of carols around the piano. Attending were Mr . and Mrs . Guy Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Chester.GDrreU and daughter, Linda; Mrs . Befty Chevalier. Mrs. Linda Damewood , Mrs . Shriley Harris, Mrs . Mae Vineyard , Mrs . Louise Chaffee, Mrs . Mildred Brooks. Mrs . Edna Harmon, Mrs. Edith Harper, Mr. and Mrs . Floyd Stout . Mrs . Gertrude Russell , Mrs. Doris Koenig, Mrs . 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SIMMONS OLDS-CADILLAC, INC. 992-5342 "YOU'LL LIKE OUR QUALITY WAY OF DOING BUSINESS" OPEN EVENINGS TIL 6:00 · TIL ~:00 SATURDAY POMEROY, OHIO �-10-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 14, 1979 MIDDLEPORT ClUS fER HEATH Church School ' 30 a m Wor thtp 10.30 o m UMYF 0 p m Robert Robrnson Pastor ~UllAND , Church School 9 30 a m Worshtp 10 30 o m Wdbur Hrlt Pastor SALEM CENTER Worsh1p 9 o m Church School 9 ~So m TRINtTY CHURCH Rev W H Pernn SYRACUSE CLUSTER posto~ 'l ob Buck Sunday school •wpt Rev Ho rvey Koch J r Churm~:~l , 9 15 o m wor5htp ser FOREST RUN Worshp ~ a m Church "Ice, o.m. Oloir reheonal Tuesday SchoallO om 7 30 P~m . und•r dlr.cflon of AI tee Neese MINERSVIllE Churc h School 9 om POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Worshtp 10 a m Corner Unton and Mulberry Rev Clyde V ASBURY Churcl, S<hool 9 SO a m War Hender1on , l)altor Sunday school ~ 30 a m . Glen McClung supt morntng wor - sh1p 11 o m Brble Study 7 .30 p m Thurt· stHp , 10 30 o m , evenmg servtce 7 30 . day . UMW frs t Tuesday SOUTHERN CLUSTER mtd· week ser vtc e Wedn.sdoy . 1 30 p m Re v Dav1d Horrrs GRACE EfiSCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E Re\1 Mark flyn n Mom St Pomeroy The Re"' Robert 8 Floren ce Sm rth Gra-...el, re<tor Sunday '"'"'ces ot 10 30 Htlton Wolfe o m wtth Holy Communton on the first BETHANY (Dorea!. ) Wouhrp 9 00 a m Sunday of eoch month and combmed Church School 10 00 am wtth Morntng Prayer on teh 1~11rd Sunday CARMEl Chruch School 9 30 a m War Mormng Prayer and Sermon on all other Sundays ot the month Church S!=hool and !oh•p 10 30 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays APPLE GROVE , Sunday School 9 30 a m ,u rsery care prov tded Coffee hour tn the Wor shr p 7 30 p m I sf and 3rd Sundays Portsh Holl tm medmtely fa llowrng the serPraye r meer1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m 11' 1(9 fel lowshtp supper f1rst Saturday 6 p m POMEROY CHURCH Of CHRIS1 212 W UMW 1nd Tuesdoy 7 30 p m Mo1n S. t Nerl Proudfoot pastor Brble EAST LET ART Chruch School 9 a m :;chool 9 30 am mornrng wonhrp 10 30 Wor !oh lp servrce 10 om Prayer rneet1ng a m Youth meetrngs , 6 30 p m evenmg 1 30 p m Wednesday UMW se<ond lues wor ~hrp 7 30 Wednesday nrght prayer day7J0pm ma~trngondBrb lestu dy 7 JOp m RACINE WESLEYAN Sunday school 10 THE SALVATION ARMY 115 Butternut am worship 11 om Chou p t oclrte Ave Pom•rov Envoy and Mrs Roy W 1n 1 hursdoy 8 p m rng . officers m ch arge Sunday ho lmen lETART fAll S- Wors htp ser..,rca 9 am mEte! mg I 0 a m Sunday School I 0 30 Church SchooiiO om am Sunday sc hool leader . YPSM Eloru MORNING Sf AR Worsh1p 9 30 a m Adam! 7 .)() p m solvotron meetrng Chu r ch School 10 30 am Youth vor rous speokers and musrc spe<rols Tuesdoys 7 p m Thur!i.day 10 am to 2 p m LodrHs Home MORSE CHAPEL Church School ~ 30 League all women l fllllfed 7 30 p m o Ill Worshrp I I om prayer rmn;rfrng ond Brble study Bob PORHAND Chur ch Schoo l 9 30 o m Estep leader Re.. N oel Hermon Worshrp 11 o m !~ocher SUTTON Church School q 30 am War BURLINGT O N SO UTHHN BAPTIST sh1p I st ond3rd Sundays 10 30om CHAPEL Route 1 Shodtt Po~lor Bobby NORTHEAST ClUSTER Elkrns Sunday school 5 p m Sunday Re.... Rt chard W Thomas wor!iohrp 5 ~5 p m Wedne~doy pr oyer Duane Sydenstrrcker Sr servr ce 7 JO p m John W Douglas POMEROY WESTSIDE CHUR CH Of Charles Dom rgon CHRIST 2C() W Mor n St Cons ervotrve JOPPA Worshrp 9 00 o m Chvrch non rnstrumental Sunday worshrp 10 School 10 00 om am Brb le study II am worshrp 6 CHESTER Worshtp 9 am , Church p m Wednesday Brble study 7 p m School 10 om Chotr Reheorsol 7 p m OLD DE )(lER BIBLE CH RI STIAN CHURCH Wednesday Brble Study . Wedne,days Re,. Rolph Smrth pastor Sunday school 7J0p m q 30 am M r\ Worley fronc1s l O NG BOll OM Sunday School ol q 30 !>upermtendent Preochrng Htr'.. IC CU f 1r!ot & o m Evenrng Wonh1p at 7 30 p m Thu r ' thrrd Sundays followrng Sunday School doy B1ble Study 7 JO p m GRA HAM UNITED METHODIST REEDSVIlLE Sunday School 9 30 o m Preachrng q JO a m lrrst and second SunMorn1ng Worship 10 30 am Evenrng Wor day~ of ttoc h month thrrd and fourth Sun shp 7 30 p m 81ble Study Wednet.doys at day!. each month worsh1p §erv1ce at 7 JO 7 30 p . m p rn Wednesdo-,. e"enrngs at 7 30 Prayer ALFRED Sunday School at 9 •S o m and 81ble St udy Mornrng Worsh1p at II o m Wednesday SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mulberry N1ght Pr ayer Meetmg 7 30 p m Herghts Rood Pomeroy Pastor Albert ST PAUl (Tuppers. Plarns ) Sunday o, lies Sabbath School Super rntendent Sc hool 9 00 a m Morn1ng Warshrp at R1ta Whrh1 Sabbath School Satu rday tO r:o o m Monday Nrght 81ble Study 7 J0 afternoon ot 1 00 wrth Worshrp Servrce pm followrng at J 15 SOUTH BETHEl (Srlver R1dge ) Sund-'-y RU fL ANO f i RST BAPTIST CHURCHSchool 9 00 a m Momrng Woshrp 10 r.JJ S1sttt1 Horr rett Worner Sup! Sunday a m Wednesday Brble Study 7 30 p m School 9 30 am mornrng worshrp 10 ~5 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST s.erv• ces om each Sunday 9 Xl a m George P1ckens !HI: HILAND CH AP El Geor ge Casto pastor w1th pr.achrng on hrs t and thrrd po~to r Sunday Sehoul 9 30 a m H\l en1ng Sunday oi month Olrver Sworn Supt wors ..Hp, 7 30 Thvr~day even1ng p rayer HOBSON CHRISTIA N UNION Rev Kerth servrc e 7 30 p m Eblin pastor Sunday School 9 '30 a m POMEROY FIRST BAPTI ST Oav1d Mann leona rd Grlmore fr rst elder evenrng UH mrn1s1er Wrlha m Watson Sunday school vrce 7 30 p m Wedne!.doy prayer supt Sunday school q 30 am morn1ng meetrng 7 30 p m worshrp 10 30 a m 8EARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH ()f FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 182 Mulberry CHRIST Duane Warden mrnr!oter B1ble Ave Pomeroy Hershel McCiurH Sunday c lan 9 30 am mornrng wor!ohrp 10 30 !.C hool superrntendent Sunday school a m evenrng worsh1p 6 30 p m 9 30om mornrng worsh1p 10 30 even Wednet.dO)' Brble !. rudy 6 30 p m 1ng wo rsh1p 7 00 p m Mrdweek prayer NEW STIVERSVIllE COMMUN11Y 5ef\lrCe 1 ()() p m Church Sunday Sc hool !.ervtce , 9 45 am MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTH De .. ter Wonhrp serviCe 10 30 Evangelrstrc Ser Rd longsvrlle Oh ro Rev Clyde Ferrell v tce 7 JO p m Wednasdav Prayer Pa!otor Sunday School I I a m Saturday meetrng 7 30 preachrng servrces 7 30 ._ m Wednet.doy ZION CHURCH Of CH RIST Pomeroy eventng B1ble •tudy ot 7 30 p m Hom•onvrlle Rd Robert Purtell . pastor FAITH T~BERNAClE CHURCH Barley Brl l McE l roy Sunday 5chool supt Sunday Run Rood Rev Emmett Rowson pastor school 9 30 a m mornmg wanh1p and Handley Du nn supt Sunday school 10 com munron 10 30 a m Sunday worshrp o m Sunday even1ng ser\IICe 7 30 Brble t.ervrce 7 p m Wednes.doy evenrng l&ochrng 7 30 p m Thu rs day prayer meelrng and B1ble study 7 p m OYESVIllE COMMUNITY CHURCH ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Prne Roger C Tu r ner past or Sunday scho~ Grove The Rev Wrllrom Mrddlesworth 9 30 am Su nday morn1ng worshrp Poslor Church lervrces 9 30 am Sunday 10 30 Sunday e .... entng servrce 7 30 SchoollO 30 am MIDDLEPORT CHURC H Of CHRI ST IN BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Edward CHRI STIAN UNION lawrence Manley Fryman pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m past01 Mr\ Run&ll Young Sunday worsh1p !oer11rce 10 30 am Sunday ser School Supt Sunday School q 30 a m vrces 7 30 p m youth group Wednes E11enrng wo r !.hlp 7 30 Wednesday proyer doy 7 p m meet1ng 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler MT M O RIAH CHURCH Of GOD pastor Sunday school 9 30 o m Church Rocrne Rev Jo me~ So tterfreld pasto r !oerv1ce 7 p m youth meet1ng 6 M ornrng worshtp 9' 45 o m Sunday p m Tuesday 81ble Study 7 p m school 10 45 o m evenmg worshrp 7 RACINE CHU RCH OF THE NAZARENE TueS>doy 7 30 p m lod1 e~ p rayer Re v John A Coffmon . pastor Fronldm meetmg Wednes day ' 30 p m VPE Imboden cho1rmon ol the Boord of Chm MIDDLEPORT FIRS T BAPTIST Corner t10n L1fe Sunday School 9 30om morn Srxt h and Palmer the file" Mark M cClung 1ng wor~h1p 10 30 Sunday e venr ng war Svndoy !i.Chool 9 15 o m Don W1lson sh1p 7 30 p m Prayer meetrng Wednes superrntendent lacy Borton ass! sup t doy730pm Mornrng Wo rs htp 10 15 a m B1ble !ofudy RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don l Walker 10 J0 om at chu r ch Youth meetrng 7 30 Pa stor Ronnre Sa lser Sunday school p m Wedne!.do y Wednesday n1ght Brble supt Sunday !.Chool 9 30 a m morn1ng study and prayer servrce 7 30 p m worshrp 10 40 o m Sunday e'Wenrng vvor CHURCH OF CHRIST Mrddleport Slh shrp 7 30 Wednesday evenrng 81ble and Motn Bob Melton mrnrsler M1ke study 7 30 Gerla ch superon tendent Terry Yankey DANVIllE WFSlEYAN Rev R D youth mrn1ster Brble Hhool Q JO am Br own pastor Svndoy ~chao I 9 30 o m mornrng worsh1p 10 30 am youth group mar nrng wonhrp 10 45 youth se rvrc e Sunda y 6 30 p m evenrng worsh1p 7 30 6 -45 p m evemng wor!ohtp 7 JO p m prayer servrce 7 30 p m Wednesday prover and p rorse Wednet.doy 7 30 p m MID DLEPORT CHURCH Of 1 HE SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST Rev Morv1n NAZARENE Rev Jrm Broome pa~to r Bdl Morkrn pmtor Steve Lrttle Sunday uhool Whrte . Sunday !ochool supt Svndoy svpl Sunday !ochool 10 am mornrng school 9 30om morntng worsh1p 10 30 w01sh1p 11 a rn Sunday B"Vemng war o m Sunday evongelr s1rc meet1ng 7 00 shrp 7 J() Prayer meet rng and 81b le p m Pr ayer meet1ng Wednesday 7 p m study Thursday 7 30 p m youth servrce UNITED PRESB YTERIAN MINIS TRY O F 6 p m Sunday ME IGS COUNTY Dw1ght l Zo11r i J d1re( CHE STER CHUR CH Of GOD Re " R E li! obrnson pastor Sunday school q 30 HARRISON V ILLE PRESBYTERIAN Rev o rn w o r~oh1p 'ervrce 11 o m evenrng Erne!.l Strr cklrn pm.tor Sunday church se r v1ce 7 00 youth ~oerv1ce Wednesday , schoo l , 9 30 am Mrs Homer l ee supt 700 pm mornmg wonh1p 10 30 LANG~VIllE CHiifiSTIAN CHURCH MIDDLEPORT Sunday sc hool 9 30 o rn Robert Musser po'tor Sunday school R1 chord Vaughan supt Mornrng worsh1p q 30 o m Roy S1gmon lupl morn1ng 10 30 . worshrp 10 30 Sunday evenrng servrce SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 7 30 m1d weelo. servrce W~nesdoy 7 Church Worsh1p ser\lrce 9 30om Sunday pm School 10 30 o m Mrs Sampson Hall SY RACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE sup I Rev Dole Bo ss pastor Sunday school RUTLAN D CHURCH OF GOO Rev Bob q 30 am mornrng worsh1p 10 4S am by Porter , pas lor Sunday school 10om e..,ongel1strc servrce 7 p m Wedne!.doy Sunday worsh1p 11 a m Sunday evenmg servrces ~ praylltr and prort.e 7 p m serviCe , 7 p m Wednesday Famrly Tror youth meetrng . 7 p m Mens prayer rng Hour 7 p m Wednesday worshtp ser mee,•ng, Saturday. 7 p m VIC& , 7 JOp m EDEN UNilED BRE1 HREN IN CHRIS1 HAZEl COMMUN ITY CHURCH Near Elden R Bloke pastor Sunday School 10 long Bottom Edsel Hart, pastor Sunday o m Rober! Reed sup! Mornrng ser school 10 am Church 7 30 p m prayer mon 11 a m Sunday nrght '!ierv1ces meettng, 7·30 p m Thundoy Song ser Ch rr sl1on Endeavor 7 JO p m MIDDLEPORT PENTECOS1Al Th"d vrce B p m Preochrng B 30 p m Ave the Rev W1lhom Knrttel pos.tor Mrdweek Prayer meelrng Wednesday 7 Thomas Kelly Sunday School Supt Sun p m Al ... rn Reed loy leader day school . 10 a m Clones for all ages CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST l oc ated at evenrng servke 7 30 Brble study Rutlond on New l1mo Rood ne~~:t to fo rn t Wednesdoy 7 30 p m youth servtces Acre Pork Rev Roy Rous.e poster Robert Friday. 7 30 p m Musser Sunday School supl Sunday MIDDLEPORT FREEWi ll BAPTIST . Corner sGhool , 10 30 o m , worshrp 7 30 p m Br Ash and Plum. Noel Herrman . pastor ble Study , Wednesday , 7 30 p m Sotur Sotvrday eventng servrce 7 30 p m Sun day mght prayer serv1ce, 7 XI p m day School . 10 30 o m HEMlOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN R09o' MfiGS Watson pastor . Mildred Zregler Sunday COOPERATI'vE PARISH school sup! Mornrng worship 9 30 a m METHODIST CHURCH Sundoyschool 10 30 a m even1ng ser RrchordW . Thomas , Dtrector ""e 7 30 POMEROY CLUSTER MT UNION BAPTIST , Cecil Cox , Rev Robert McGee mrmster Joe Sayre , Sunday School Rev James CorbrH Superrntenent Sunday sc~ool 9 1115 om POMEROY Sunday School 9 1S o m evenrng worshrp 7 30 p m Prayer Worsh1p servrce 10 30 am Cholf rehear meetrng 7 30 p m Wednesday sa l Wednesday , 7 p m Rev Robert TUPPERS PlAINS CHlJRCH OF CHRIST , M cGee, pastor Randy Koehler pastor Dennrs Newland ENTERPRISE, Worshrp 9 o m Church Sundry school supenntendent. Sunday SchoollO a m Schocl 9 J0 o m mornrng church ser ROCK SPRINGS, Church School 10 a m v •ce , 10 :10 o ,., , Sunday evenrng Brble Wonhip 10.,; m UMYF 6 30 p m ~tudv 7 p rn FLATWOODS Church School 10 o m lElART fAllS UNITED BRETHREN Rev Wor!ihrp 11 o m f reeland Noros. pO!ifor Floyd Noms CHURCH . 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Open 3 Shennan ~ trek 4 Tree s Influence & Do a puzzle or Mar) supt Sunday t.chool q JO o m mornrng sermon 10 30 a m Prayer serv 1Ct W edne!odoy , 7 30 p m CHESlER CHURCH or THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grote pastor Worshrp !oer vrce II om and 7 30 p m Sunday School 9 30 a m Cha rles Bruell supt Prayer meettng. Wednesday . 7 30 p m LA UREl CUFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH , Rev Floyd F Shook poslor lloyd Wrrght Sunday School Supt Morn mg Worshtp 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 10 o m Wednesday Prover and 81ble Study 7 30 p m Sunday e ... enrng worsh1p 7 30 p m Chcm Proctrce Thursday 7 p m DEXTER CHURC H OF CHR IST Charles Rus'!Oell Sr mrnrster R1ck Macomber supt Sunday school , 9 30 o m worshrp servrce 10 30 a m Brble Study Tuesday 7 JOp m REORGANIZED CHURC H OF JESUS CHR IST OF lATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Racme Rood Wdlrom Roush pastor Phvllrs Stobort Sunday School Sup! Sun day School ~ 30 am Morn rng worsh1p 10 :)() o m Sundov evenrng se(',lrce 7 p m Wednesday evenrng prayer serv•ces 7 30 pm BETHlEHEM BAPTIST Rev Eorl Shuler poS!or Worshtp serv1ce . 9 30 o m Sunday school 10 30 a m l\rble Study and prayer serv1ce1 hursdoy 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH Krngsbury Rood Gory Krflg poster Sunday school q 30 a m Rolph Carl supenntendent evenmg wonhtp 7 30 p m Prayer m"tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRIS TtAN George F Pr ckens pastor Wallace Damewood Supt 81ble School q 45 a m Preachrng '!iervrce 10 •5 am fr r'>T and thrrd Sun days 1 p m utcond and fourth Sundays Brbles.tudy 8 p m Tuesdays HYSEll RlJN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Okey Cart pallor Sunday School 9 30 Mornrng Ser¥"1Ce 10 30 o m Sunday e v enmg and Thursday even1ng servtces oJ 7 OOp m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bold Knob Re.., lawrence Gluesencomp Sr pastor Rog•r Willford Sr , Sunday school supt Sunday school9 30 a e"en1ng war shrp 7 30 p m Prayer meettng Wednes do.,.- 7 30 p m Youth meetrng Sunday 5 30 p m wrth Don and Martha Meodows 10 charge WHITE' S CHAPEL Coolvtl le RD R11v Roy Deeter , pastor Sunday school 9 30 am worship serviCe 10 30 a m Brbl e lfurly ond prayer servrce Wednesday 7 J0 p m RUTlAND CH URCH OF CHRIST B•od Hentfers.on pastor Herb ~lt. o•r Suw~ay school sup! Sunday :.Lhuv. 9 3J a rn morn1ng worshrp and comun1on 10 30 om RUTLAND COMMUNitY CHURCH Amos Trllr!o pastor Donny Trll1s , Sunday School Sup! Sunday School , q 30 o m followed by morn1ng worsh rp Sunday even•ng ser V'tCe . 7 30 p m Prayer meetrng Wedn&s day 7 lO p m WMPO Rodro broodcasl Sunday mornrng. 7 ~5 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Rev lloyd D Cr1mm Jr pastor Sunday school <I 30 a m worshrp servrce , I 0 X) om Br oodco!>t ltve over WMPO young peoples servrce 7 p m Evongelrshc ser vrce 7 30 p m Wednesday serviCe 7 XI pm FIRS I SOUTHER N BAPTIST Corner o f Second and Andert.on Ma'!ion Pastor Fronk Lowther Sunday school q _.S o m war shrp sarvrce 11 a m and 7 ,XI p m Weelo. ly B1ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Mrller St Mason W Va Aurr ce M 1ck palter Sun doy Brble Study 10 am Warshrp 11 om and 7 p m Brble Study Wednesday 7 p m . Vocal mus1c MASON A.SSEM8l Y OF GOO . Dudd•ng lane Mason , W Vo Rev Ronme B Ro•e Pasto r Sunday School Q 1115 a m Mornrng Warshrp 11 om Evenrng Service 7 30 p m Wedne!.doy Women 's M1mstnes 9 am ( m.et 1ng and p r aye r Prayer and Br ble S1udy 7 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION The Re"' Wrlltom Campbe ll poster Sunday School 9 30 o m Jomet. Hughes supt &\lenrng ser vrce 7 30 p m Wednesday evenrng prayer meetrng 7 30 p m Youth prayer serv1ce ea ch 1uesday FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Letart W Vo Rt Rev Charles Hargraves pas tat Worshrp servtc.n 9 30 a m Sunday school 11 o m evenrng worship 7 ]() p m Tuesdoy cottage prayer meahng and 8tble !o tudy q 30 a m Worsk1p ser vr ce Wednesday 7 30 p m C~LVARY BIBLE CHURCH . now IO<of~ on Pome roy Ptke County Rood 25 near Flatwoods Re v Blackwood pastor Ser v1ces on Sunday at 10 30 am and 7 30 p m wrth Sund ay \Chool q 30 0 m Brble study Wednesdo~ 7 30 p m INO£PfNOENT HOLINESS CHURCH INC Pearl St Mrddleport Re v 0 Dell Manley postor Sonnv Hudson Sunday school supf Sunday school 9 J0 o m evenrng worshrp 7 30 p m Prayer and pror•e ser,11ce Wednesday 7 lOp m RU'lA ... D APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS Cr4N!ST Eld9r Jome~ M 1ller Brble st11d)' Wednesday 7 '\() p m Sunday School 10om Sunday nrght ser,. r<:e 7 30 pm POMEROY WESlEYAN HOliNESS Harrnonvdle Rood Dewey K1ng pastor Edrson Weo..,er as~orstonl Henry Eblin Jr Sundoy school ~upt Sunday school q 30 a m morn1ng worshrp . 11 a m Sun· day BVenrng ser vice , 7 JO prayer m . .hng Thursday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Not Pentecosta l Rev George Orler pas tor Worshrp SfH II rCe Sunday 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 a m worshrp servrce 7 30 p m Thursday prayer meehng 7 30 p m MT HERMON Un1ted Brethren Church Sunday School q 30 o m Worsh rp ler"Vrce 10 45 om Preochmg servrces every Sun day olternattng wrth C E Wednesday prayer meetrng 7 30 p m Rev James l each pallor Dav1d Holter loy leader JEHOVAH S WITNESSES 1 mrle 1t0st o f Rutland 1unctron of Route 124 and Noble Summr t Rood (T- 17• ) Sunday Brble lee tura Q JO a . Watchtower ltudy , 10 JO o m Tuesdoy Btb le study 7 and 8 IS p m Thursday lheocrotrc schoo l , 7 30 p m servrce meeting 8 30 p m RUTLAND FREEWill BAPTIST Chvrch leland Holey pastor Sunday school 10 a m evenmg serv•ce 7 lO p m Prayer meetmg. Wftdne,doy , 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOO of Prophecy . l ocated on the 0 J Whrle ~ood off n1ghwoy 160 Sunday School 10 am Su~rrntendent John lo11edoy ftrst Wednesday n1ght of month CPMA tervrcel t.econd Wedne• day WMB meet1ng thtrd through frfth youth ser,.•ce George Croyle pastor HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEl - 570 Grant St Middleport Rev Don Bloke pastor Sundey achool , 9 JO a m . morning worshtp 10 lO om evenrng wors.hrp 7 p m Wednesdov evenrng Brble sfudy and prayer meetrng, 7 p m Aff1lroted wrth Southern Baptist Convention BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIS1 Eugtrnl!l Underwood pastor Horry Hen dr 1Ckl su~nntendent Sunday school 9 J0 am mornrny wort.h •p 10 30 a m evenrng worshrp, 7 p m Wedneldoy 8 1b le study 7 p m JUBILEE CHAtS TIAN CENTER G.arge s Cree ~ Rood Rev C J Lemley poster John Fellure svperrntendent Church sc hool 9 30 am mornrng wonh rp 10 30 evenrng servrce 7 p m Youth meetrng Sunday 6 p m B1ble study rn dftpth Wednesday 7 p m Clones for oil ages Nur,ery provl(ied tor wor•h•p ser vrce ST PAUl LUIHERAN CHURCH Corner ol ~ycamore and Second !,ts Pomeroy The Rev Wrllram Mrddlesworth Pastor Sunday School at 9 ~5 a m and Church Servrces 11 a m SACRED HEART , Re.,.. Fotl'ler Paul D Welton pol lor Phone 991 1815 Saturday even+ng Man 7 30 Sunday Moss B and 10 am Conf•uron , Saturday 7 7 JO pm VICTORY BAPTIST - On the Aovte 7 bvpou James E lt;Msee pastor Sunday mornrng worshrp . 11 school 10 o m o m evenrng servrce 7 TRINITY Chrrshon An•mbly, Cool ville Grlbert Spencer , pastor Sunday school 9 30 o m mornmg worshrp II a m Sunday wvenrng lervtce, 7 30 p m m1dweek prayer service Wedne•doy 7 30 pm MOUNT Oltve Communrty Church Lowrance Bu sh pastor MoJI( Folmer . Sr Supennt•ndent Sunday School and morntng worshrp 9 30 a m Sunday evenrng servrce 7 p m Youth meetrng and Btble study Wednesday 7 p m fAITH BAPTI ST Church Mo1an meet at Untted Steel Workers Unron Hall. Rorlrood StrHI Mason Pottor , R:e'V Joy Mrtchelt Mornrng worshrp 9 45 o m , Sunday Prayer m"trng School 10 30 o .m Wedneuioy 7 30 p m FOREST RUN BAP TIST Rev Nyle Borden poster Cornelius Bun ch supennrendent Sunday sc hool , ~ 30 a. m · •e<ond ond fou rth Sundays wor•h1p ser YICI!I Of 2 3() p .m Fourth and MT MORIAH BAPTIST Morn St Mtddlepor1 Re.., Col..,in Minn11 posror Mrs. Elvtn Bumgardner. supt Sunday school q JO a m worsh1p serv1ce 10 ~5o m NOATH BETHEL Unrted Methodttt Church , Rev . Charles Dom1gon polfor Sundoy School 9 30 o m Wonh1p Ser vt ce , 10 45 o m , Sunday Bible Study. 7 00 p m Wednesday prayer mNt1ng 7 JO IG Face shall<' II C<lmP<Is 13 T1me m off1ce 14 Ovme product 15 Rambow shape 7 Italian numeral •• Race . 8 Jacques •Y• • u 1s one 11Hgt 9 HermJL 12 Btrd do~ I& lrrllale 1A Threefold lt F'rlbert 21 Joust I THINK I GOT SOME GOOD Tf.IIN65 FRQ,I\ WEARING T!-IOSE BOWS AND NICE DRESSES ,\1,.\RC/E I GCT A WONDERFUL FRIDAY . 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Now arranoe !he crrcle<l teners tc rorm the surorrse answer EIS SuQ gesutd ll}' the above cartoon W Z G () c Answer here [I I ]FOR[ I IIII j tAnswers tomorrow) HS U K ~~ ST AQ XZEST M ~SKOUSEZG Ynlerday's Cryptoquntf' : T HER E S NOTHI!\G MUHE POWEHFUL THA~ Al\ IDEA WHOSF TIME HAS COMF VICTOR HlW.O Ju m~es SATUROAY , DECEMBER 1S, It1t 41)--World at Large 17 . 6 ooSoc tetres rn Transrlton 10 Human 01mens10n 11 6 )1}-S<'!Iu rday Report 3 US Farm Report 10 Kentucky Aflt!'ld 13 It'~ Your Busrness 17 oo- Bu~ B l ue Marble 3 Porky Prg It's Your Busrness 10 Anrmals Antmals Anrmals 13 Three Stooges Lrlfle Rascals 17 ' 30- Lrttle R.ncals J Not for Women Onlv 10 Scooby & Scrapp y Ooo 13 8 00- Godr!l ta Globetrotters 3 15 Superlrrends. 6 13 Mrghty Mou!.e Heckle & Jeckle 8. 10 Ultr., Man 17 8 3o-Partrrdge Fam rly 17 9 co-Fred & Barney 3 15, PlaStiC Man 6 1l Bu9s Bunny Road Runner 8 10 . Mavenck 17 10 oo-M ovre ' Anthony Adverse ' 17 10 lO--Oa!ty Duck 3 15 . Papeye 8. Mov1e " Banyon " 10 11 oo--Ca!lper & the Angels 3.15 , Spider Woman 6 , l3 11 JO - Fiash Gordon 3.15, Gr gglesnort Hotel 6 Fat Albert 8 Acllon News for KtdS 13 11 00 - NFL 79 3 15 Weekend Spec ral b. 11 Jason of Star Comman d 8 Sneak Previews 33 17 10 NFL FootMII ) , 15 Amerrcan B<lnd~tand 13, P ornt ol Vrew 6 . 1 artd 1 Su or> r 7 B Hogan ' s H nr()(' S 10 s [ BARIS 38 Becume _ 8 00 I] athle~ pm BURliNGHAM SOUTHERN BAPHST CHURCH , litoute I . Shode Po1tor Don Block Affiliated with Southern &optlst Convention Sunday school I 30 p m Sunday worship. 2 30 p m Thursday even1ng Brble study, 7 p.m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Racine liloure 12111 Will•om Hoback pasta' Svn day school 10 a m . Sunday evening ser vrc• 6 JO p m W.dn•sdoy een1ng ser vrce 7 CARPENTER BAPTIST Rl!l\l Fr . .lond Norm pollar Don Cheod ... Supf Sun· 1 day School. 9 X> o .m Mornln9 Worshtp ,l 10 :Kl am Prayer Serv1ce , alternate Suo- Couste<~ as an enl(tne Television Viewing PEANUTS SO LA R LEAK Y o/A L ISE HE C KL E M!Qf1 1 t1ave ~.- o ntrr bu l e d t owa rds hi S oanro.ruU lCy A LA CK & A LASS 1 00- A ..... are 6 In The Know 10 Gar den Stale Bowl 17 Wes t Vrrgrnra Ouldoor~ JJ 1 30 Co llege Football 6. 13 Old Hou!leworl\5 33 00 V rewpor nt 8 Movre The lndtan Frghter 10 M"5terprece The atre 33 30-- L"st ot fhe Wild 8 3 oo-Gien Korobov Basketball 8. Up s1a1r s Downstarrs 33 JO--(olleg e Bask.etbdll J IS NFL Today 8 3 SS N FL Funnres 10 4QO-NFL Football 810 Mov1e Cry Vengeance 17 When The Boa t Comes I n 33 4 30 Wrld World of Stunt!. 13 S QO--Wrde Wortd of Sports 6. 13 Over Easy 10 Potdark 11 33 JO Bob Zufle lato Basketba ll 3 Beller Way 15 Crac ke l! s V1 ctor y Garden 20 6 00- N ew~ J God Ha!i 1he An!.wer 1) W reslltng 17 Upstarr!o Downsta r1 s 20 Cafch 33 33 6 30--NBC New s 3 News 6 Acfron Know Your Newsmak.er 13 Sthools 33 00~ Dance Fever 3 Lawrence Welk 1S Hee Haw 6 8 . Once Upon A Classrc 33 . News 10 S 1 98 Beaufy Show 13 Brg Blue Marble 10 College Basketba l l 10 Pearls 10 8 ()(}- Ch1 p s IS Ropers 6 . Bear Who Slept Through (hrr!otm.n 8, 10 Independence Bowt 17 Ma~lerp 1 ece Theatre 20 World War II G I Orary 33 )(}- New K1nd of Fam1ly 6 Story ot The F rrst Chr •stmas Snow 8 10 Europe The Mrghly Conttnent JJ Q 00-- BJ & the Bear 15 . Love Boat 6. Movre ·The Grit' B. 10 Greal Performances 20 9 30-Bewrlched 3 Love Boal 13. Mo11re Lost rn the Stars.· 33 10 00 - Man Calle d Sloane 3, 15 . Fantasy Is 611 10 10---John Curry Dance on Ice 20 10 30- t Wan t To Wrde a Jewtsh oo- Poem 20 11 00 - New!. 3. 6 8, 10. 13 , 15 . D i ck Mavrrce & Co 17, Harold Lloyd's World of Comedy 33 11 15 - ABC News 6 11 30Satur day N1ght Ll'o'E' 3, 15, Movie "' The Frdron Makers 6 . Movie " Gorge e. Mavte "' The Pleas ure of Hi5 Company" 10, Movre ' S.on ol Blob" 13 12 oo-Don Kirshner s Rock Concert 17 1 oo--Movre " Walk , Don 't Run " J Mov1e "Son of Dracula " 13 30- Mov re " Tall In the Saddle" 17 30-Movte "Son of Fr,..nken!ite rn" IJ . 3 oo-News J 30- Movie ' Anzro " J, M0111e Orange" 17 J I)()- ABC News 13, 5 30-Voyage Tf' 'he Bottom of the Sea 3 SUNOA Y, DECEMBER 16,U79 30-AG USA 17 6 QO--Amerlclln P rob lems a. Challenge!. 10 Action Newsma ker 13 Between the L tnes s 11 6 30-Chrlslopher Closeup J, Better Way 8 Tr~house Club 10, Kids Are People T 00 I J 7 oo-Chrrstma5 World 3 Jerry Falwell B. Urban League 10, Jimmy Swaggart 1? r 30 -- E ddle SAunders 6 Jerry F alwell 10 The Bible Answers 13 ; J1mmy Swaggr!lrf 15. Christ for the World 17 El GO- Mormon Cho1r 3 . Grace Ca thedral6 Christ tor the World 13 . Three Stooges 17 Sesame St 20.33 B JO-Oral Robens 3. ConttK t 6 , J ames Rob15on 10 . Lower L rghtl'\ouse 13 Open Brble 15 9 00-Gospel Srngr ng Jubilee J , Ora l Roberts 10 Re-. Humbard 6 . Chrrstran Ce nter a. Rev Jim Franklin 13 Ernest Angley 15. Lost rn Space 1,, Mrster Rogers 20,13 9 3o-Robert Schul ler Elec Co 33 It IS Written 10 Goospel Outreach 13, Sesame St 20 10 00- TV Chapel 3. Kids ARe People Too 6 . Movie " Anchors Awe1gh " 10 . Jimmy Swaggart 13. G ospel Stngmg Jubilee 15; Hazel 17 STud ro Se-e 33 10 30- ReJ( Humbard 3. Ernul Ang le y 8 Zoom 1() , Movie "Dod sworth "" 17 Br9 Blue Marble 33 11 OO~ Rex Humbard 15 , Rev Henry Mahan 13, Elec Co 20, Feelmgs 33 11 30- AI Issue 3, Animals. Animals, An imals 6 Face the Nation Re"V R A West 13 . Over Easy 10 Unrcorn Tales lJ 12 ()()-Meet the Press 3, 15 ., Issues & Answer5 6 , 13, Vrewpolnt 8. Ohio Journal 20 . Movie "The Night Rrders " 33 12 30- This h The NFL J; NFL '79 15 Cotleoe Football Bowl Pre..,lew 6. NFL Today 8. The Issue 10; Nova 20. Evangelistic Oulreach 13 11 35-Mavle " A 8111 of Divor c ement" 17 1 00- NFL Football 3.15.8,10 , Drrectlons 6. Adam 12 13. Mcwle " Lmi in the Stars" 3J 1 30- College Football Bowl Pr eview 13 . America ' s Black Forum 6, Soundstage 20 2 0()--(ommunlqve 6. Marlo & tM Magic Movie Machine 13, Mo-lle " Jack Slade " 17 1 30-Mavle "Robinson Crusoe & the T1ger " 6, Battle of the Planets 13; Hocking Valley Bluegraas 20; Great Performances 33. 3 oo-- Trl State : Today & Tomorrow 13 Poldark II 20 3 30-Mary Tyler Moore 13. 4 oo- Natlonal Flnalt Rodeo 3; MO\IIe "Santa Claus Conqu.rs the e, e. Mortlons" 6; NFL Foolboll 1,10; Deeds Goes to Town" IJ; PTL Club 15; Movie "Getting Movie " Mr Away from It All " 17; ConiUmer Survrval Kit 20 �M;;;;;;~/Sil~';;;'"Bridge-- pastor helped find husband BY JOANN CLARK On December 15, 1967, just 12 years ago, my miracle of the Silver Brt<lge occurred. My four children and I had Iran· sported·my husband to his job, so I could have the car for errands. It was 3 p.m ., and I decided to leave an I>Jur early so I could get the two boys' hair cut at a nearby neighbor 's . On arrival, I found she already had a customer ; therefore, I decided to get one boy done then and me later. This made us about ten minutes late. On the way down SR 7, three emergency vehicles passed us with lights flashing, and I thought to myself: there must be a bad ac· cident somewhere . We approached the lum-<>ff at the bridge . As I applied left turn signals, I saw a man swinging a lantern : he approached our car. He said, " Lady , the bridge fell'" My eyes could not believe, aslsaw an 18-wbeeler ball oubmerged In the mJrty water. It looked I.Jkt a malcb· box toy . I seued thai my buoband wao probably on the bridge. The man with the lantern said, "Lady, you've got to move ," so I lur· ned right at Tiny 's Grocery . I placed the car in park and went hysterically crazy for a minute ; then, I felt I must find out the truth. I asked the children to sing "Jesus Loves Me " and I tried through sobs to sing along. In Addison, I pulled off at a service station to use the phone, but I couldn't reach West Virginia at all . The operator asked, " Is there anyone else you would want? " I replied yes, my pastor ; the number is 992~26 . As the Rev . Eugene Gill said "Hello," I broke in on him with : "This is Joann ; the bridge has fallen, and I don't know where Harry VETERANS MEMORlAL Admitted-Gerald Eblin, Middleport; Fritz Buck, Pomeroy ; Paul Schuler, Portland. Discharged--Billy Mitchem, Marylyn Harris , Dennis McKinney . GffiLSGAMESET The Metgs High School girls basketball tearm will be playing on their home court against Warren Local Saturday with the reserve game starting at 6 :30p.m. SURGICAL PATIENT Sharon Faye Smith. Fisher St., Pomeroy, is a surgical patient at Veterans Memorial H~ital . Her roan number is 131. is. Will you meet me at the Pomeroy bridge and take me to find him? " Juol begun to Uve l met him at the Dairy V~ley after I had deposited my four children at a friend ·s home en Liberty Avenue (near the bridge) . On the way to Point Pleasant, the conservation was : " I can't believe God would take him from me. We've just begun to live." Harry had been a Christian just two weeks, a reality I had prayed about for 13 years. Bwnper to bwn· MARTIN E. CUNNINGHAM Martin E . Cunningham, 78, Racine, died Friday at Veterans Memorial H~ital. Mr . Cunningham was a son of the late Jolm and Julia Shay Cunningham. He was also preceded in death by his wile, Irene Donahue Manges Cunningham and five brothers. Surviving are a stepdaughter, Mrs. Robert H. (the Rev . Florence) ~th. Racine; a stepson, Carl C. Manges, Saxonburg, Pa.; six stepgrandchildren, Mrs . Jerry (Dorothy I Johnson, Racine; Mrs. James (Carol ) Freeman, Erwin, Pa .; Mrs. Thomas (Judy) Kloes, Valencea , Pa.; Mary Rouda, Saxonburg; Martin Derouin, Clanton, Pa ., and Joseph Derouln, MiUvale , Pa ., 12 step-great~andchlldren, four brothers, Tlm, Francis, Patrick and Raymond of Youngstown, and three sisters, Mary and Irene of Youngstown, and Edna of Michigan. Funeral services will be held at 11 a .m. Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Howard Shiveley and the Rev. David Harris officiating. Burial will be in the Letart Falls Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Satw"day and Sunday . Primitive deer season scheduled 1" : • I h •nlljt"'ltrt t luu n Ho · f t · r• · • ~r• · e4 '1•• ·11 Bihl·· A PERSONALIUD BIBL£ .......... fit •l41 •IJn~o · • '"'tud• MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 9q MILl ST. A special statewide prinutive weapon deer hWlting season will be conducted January 2-4, 1980, for buck or doe . Huntel"li are reminded that the Umi t is one (I J deer per hunter, per license year (September I through August 30 I. regardless of method taken . Legal weapons for the prinutive season include: (I) single sbot muz. zle loading rifle of at least .38 caliber; (2) muzzle loading shotgun using s ingle ball; (3) longbow and arrow; or (4I crossbow. Hunting hours are 7 a .m. to5 p.m. All deer hunters are urged to consult Publication IIi, 19'19 Ohio Deer Hunting Law Digest and Checking Station Locations, for further details concerning seasons and regulations. ··-:·.· · · Don't be short. Up in the air over Christmas bills'! Join our Christmas Club. Get your feet back on the grouncl Be extra jolly next Christmas. Don't forget to open your Christmas Club prior to January 1, 1980, so that the Pomeroy National Bank will make your 50th payment for you . pomeroy rutland tuppers plains pomeroy nationa bank the bank of the century established 1672 FDIC "He's u.fe We went to City lee and Fuel ; it was in darkness, and the gates were Area deaths STEVEN RAINEY Funeral services for Steven B. Rainey , 19, a resident of Rt. 1, Nor· thup, will be held 2 p.m . Sunday at the Calvary Baptist Church, Rio Grande, with Rev. Charles Lusher dficiating. Burial will be in Ohio Valley Memory Gardens . The body will lie in state at the church one hour prior to services. Friends may call at the Waugh Halley-Wood Funeral Home from 1-4 and 7-9 p.m . Saturday. Mr. Rainey was born Sept. 26, P£RsoNALIUD Gtn - per traffic made the going rough, but even more difficult was finding a place to park. I got out and fought the convubing stampede of searchers; a small child was hanging on to his mother 's skirt, whimpering like a puppy, while close-by a slender, hollow-eyed woman was praying My eyes sought that one devastating piece of evidence I did not wantto see. EXTENDED FORECAST Showers SUDday. Fair Mooday and Tueoday. Hlglu In the tOri Sanday and In the 308 Monday and Tuesday. Lowa In the 3011 early Sllllday and In tbe 2h Mooday and Tuesday. . .. . . .... . ,- -.-.-.-.· .... ·.·,·.·.-.· --.-.·.· ... -.-..··.-.-... ·.·.ENROlLS IN COLLEGE COOKEVIlLE, Tenn. -Stephanie R. Radford from Pomeroy is a new freslunan at Tennessee Tech thnis fall. The largest freslunan class in Tech history and students from all9:i Tennessee counties have produced another record enrollment at the university . Of the 7,850 students, more than 2,500 are freshmen . Students from 40 states and 38 foreign countries also are enroUed . 1960, at Pt . Pleasant, son of Raymond B. and Alice Spurlock Rainey . They survive, along with one brother, David Rainey, Northup . One sister, Mrs . Mark (Debby) White, Rio Grande, survives . Grandfathers surviving are Basil Spurlock, MercerviUe, and Harvey Rainey, Bidwell. Mr. Rainey resided in Galli a Coun · ty most ()( his life. He attended Buckeye Hills Career Center and graduated from GAHS in 1!178. He was a member of the Uttle League baseball program in Rio Grande and was employed by the Union Boiler Co. in July, 1979. He was a member of Calvary Baptist Cllurch . Pallbearers will be Gary Kerr, Richard Rees, Mark Rees, Brian Jones, Scotty Jones and DarreU Jones . · ANDREW 'niRONE Andrew Throne, 81, a resident af Rt. I, Ewington, died at 7: 15 p.m . Thursday in Holzer Medical Center foUowing an extended illness. He was a retired civil service employee of the U. S. Goverrunent. Mr. Throne was born July 10, 1898, in Germany, son of the late Andrew and Elizabeth Young Throne. He is survived by his wife, Polly CaffLn.s Curry Throne, whom he married Aug . :Ill, 1!170, in Monroe, Mich. Survivors include two sons and three daughters by a previous marriage : Raymond Throne, Oak Harbor, Ohio; Harold Throne, San· dusky, Ohio; Mrs . Helen Hamad, Florida; Mrs. Sophie Jones, Mrs. Mildred Williams of Dallas, Texas . Four step-sons and two step· daughters survive: William Curry, Rt. I, Ewington ; Claude and Tony Curry, Port Clinton ; Jack Curry, Pomeroy; Mrs. Zelma Brock, Port Clinton; Mrs . Marie Wilson, Pomona, Calif.; thirty-<>ne grand and II great-grandchildren survive. He was a member of the Vinton Baptist Cllurch . Funeral services will be held I p.m . Sunday at the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home in Vinton with Rev. Jerry Neal officiating. Burial wiU be in Vinton Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday from J.{i and 7-9 p.m . Baby day scheduled The Middleport Uruted Pentecostal Church will be obBerving " Baby Day" Sunday morning. At this obolervance all babies, up to three years old, will be honored with each being recognized and presen· ted a gift . Mothers d the babies in the honored age group who are present will be given corsages. Following the morning worship service. there wiU be a baby dediCBtion for those wishing to have their babies dedicated to the church. Pastor William Knittel exteOO!I an invitation to the public for the ser· vice which starts at 10 a .m . Young Pt. Pleasant man dies in wreck ped and reached over to roU down the window on the opposite side. A man racing toward the now vacant space said: " My , God, the bridge feU! " Hary 's thoughts moved to me and the kids • safety . He wenf to the Rev. Mr. Gill's home, where he was told we were safe. He knew we had to come back aCI"OIIII the bridge but as he parked at the Dairy Valley, he saw the bridge was packed both ways, and a fear of a repeat per· fonnance possessed him to direct and thin out the traffic. (Joann Clark resides at 245 Union Ave ., Apt.19, Pomeroy 4S759). Feels rumble Later, as we compared notes, Harry told me how he bad finished delivering fuel oil early in Ohio that day and the bridge traffic from West Virginia was congested, while that from Ohio was sparse. In the middle of the bridge he felt the first rumble and thought to himself : "What if this thing fell ? " At the abutment the light was red . In seconds, it was green and as he made the right turn he heard what seemed to be an expl&~ion. He stop· POINT PLEASANT - A Point Pleasant man was kiUed when his car smashed into a utility pole ·Friday nighi on W.Va . 62, just south of Potters Creek Road. Pronounced dead on arrival at Pleasant Valley Hospital was Mitch R. Chapman, 18. 915 First Street. son of Point Pleasant s tr eet c omnussionr Buddy Chapman . Dr . John Grubb, Mason County corone r, sa id Chapman dted as the result of Internal injuries. The body was sent to the State Medi ca l Examiner's office in Charleston for autopsy as per state law . ..' ... .... '...• ' •'. '. I," .. ' ~''· .' ...• .' HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse, Oh . 992 ·5776 Open Daily 9 til s Open Sunday 1 til S Poinsettias, Christmas Cactus, Hanging Baskets, Foliage Plants. Featuring: Monument Sprays & Candle Ar · rangments. .. ' ...' .. Accordin g t o Ma son DEATH CAR - Mitch R. Chapman, 18, Point Pleasant, was killed when his car, shown here, smashed into a utility pole late Friday night on W. Va . 62, near Potters Creek . Chapman 's body was pinned in the wreckage and had to be freed by Point Pleasant firemen with the "Jaws of Life." unba ': .' Secretary d State Cyrus R. Vance briefed senators at the Capitol about the departure and was asked wbat the effect the shah's leaving would have in Iran. "I honestly don' know," he said. "I would hope this would move u.s toward ... the immediate release of the hootages . That's what we"ve been seeking all along . " The White House said the shah arrived in Panama at 12 :14 p.m . EST, and a spokesman for the U. S. Southern Conunand in Panama City confirmed the shah 's arrival and saJd he took off by helicopter for an undisclosed location. Luz Maria Quijano de Murray, the Panamanian consul general in Philadelphia, said the shah will be given asy !urn for three months on the island of Coibita on the PacUic side ol Panama . She said if the temporary asylum works out, "it could become permanent. " She described the island as "the equivalent d Camp David" -the U. S. presidential retreat in Maryland - and said it is surrounded by 'the best beaches in the world." Looking tor just the right gift tor that certain someone? How about a present that will be good at all sesons of the year? A subscription o the Daily Sentinel and Sunday Times Sentinel. A coupon containing subscription information necessary for your gift giving is contained in this ad for your conve · nience . Fill it out and send it in together with your check . OHIO & W. VA ............ ,'33.00 Year ELSEWHERE ................. '38.00 Year 'ft·~~~~~iftl-~~~~. !}i The Oa i Iy ~ntlne I ~ Name ........................................................ .,.<U' Street ................ ········•······························ ~ City . . . . . . ..... .. Stete .. . .. ..... ~ Zip ......... . Shah Mohanunad Reza Pahlavi CBme to New York from Mexico on Oct. 22 for medical treatment f <r cancer and gallstones. He moved to Lackland Air Force Base in San An · tonio, Texas, on Dec. 2. Powell said the exiled Iranian leader was examined Friday by a team of physicians headed by Dr . Benjamin King who niled that there was no medical barrier to his moving to Panama . In San Antonio, a member ct the Texas Air National Guard who asked not to be identified said he saw a OC-9 take off from Kelly Air Force Base under heavy security at about 7:30 a . m . CST . He said a group d civilians boarded the plane under heavy guard after a beavy load of baggage was plaeed aboard. The White Houae has said all along that the shah wanted to leave the United States, and Powell's statement today said : "As the shah stated when he entered the United States he intended to leave the United States when his medical con dition permi~ ." The Moolem militants who seized the American Embassy in Tehran last month have demanded the shah 's return to Iran for the release of the American h&~tages, but the United States has made clear it will not extradite the shah to Iran. . ·.· -.-:.:.:.:-:-:-::-:-:-:-.- ::.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: ;.: :: ... ···.· ·.·.·. Oblo Extended Outlook By The ABioclated Press Mooday lbroagb Wednesday Fair and cold Monday. Moderating temperalurel Tueoday aod Wed· oesday, wllll a chance of raiD on Wedoelday. 111gb lo lbe ZOo Moaday, warming to tile too Wedneoday. LA>w In the teeM early Monday and TUesday and lo lbe 381 Wednesday . :-:-:· : : ::·:-:-::-:: . ::::::.;.;;.;.;.; Frolfl .................... ....... ................ . .. Weather ~:ei.b'.G-~~~~.1$!. ' GALUPOLIS - The Gallipolis Ci ty Commission will meet in special sesswn Tuesday at 8:30p.m . in the Municipal Court Room. Agenda items include : - P nvilege of the floor and letters to the commisston : Recreation Board Chauman, E V. Clarke ; letters from Merchants Association ; letters from Traffic a nd Safety Com - Mostly cloudy, windy and colder Sunday with chance of morning showers changing to snow flurries in the afternoon. Temperatures falling into the mid 20s by late afternoon . t( O . . WE WILL SEND A CHRISTMAS CARP WITH EACH GIFT SUBSCRIPTION ELBERFELDS ! ~~ OPEN EVERY NIGHT ~ ~ TIL 8 O'CLOCK ~ i w ~1 1 I I I ~ !i ~ !i !i I I w Closed Sunday- This Friday and Saturday- many, many special values on the very item you'll be needing for Christmas gifts . Plus big selections all over the store of practical and unusual gifts for everyone on our list. You'll find quality merchandise - well known brands all at reasonable prices. Our salespeople will gladly help you with your shopping and be sure to see our selection of Hallmark boxed and individual Christmas cards, gift wrap paper · bows · enclosure cards · tree ornaments · party goods. Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy your headquarters for Christmas gift buying . Iw !u ! I 11 111 u 1 ~ I SANTA CLAUS IN STORE FRI·SAT. 6:30 TO 7:30 . mittee . - Reports of officials and submission of J!liMJ budget . - Emergency ordinance for temporary appropriations for current expenses in 1980. - First reading of three or· dinances. -Second reading of eight ordinsnces. tntint Shah leaves Texas Saturday for Panama Iran. 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio City plans special • session on Tuesday -P-LEA_:S~AN~T~-----::S::UN: -;:D: :A;Y:--;: 0;:-;:EC~EM~B:;-;::E~R~16::-.~19~7;;-9----M~I~DD,:;-L-;,EP~O;:,-;RT:-_:PO::M:-;:-ER:O:Y-------;P~R~ICF 35 CENlS WASHINGTON (API The ousted Shah ct Iran left Texas Saturday to take up residence in Panama, the White House announced. White House press secretary Jody Powell said the Panamanan government expressed hope that the deposed monarch's departure from the United States would help promote a "peaceful resolution of the present crisis" that finds 511 American being held hostage in the U. S. Embassy compound in Tehran. However, Iranian militants at the embassy said the shah 's departure would have no effect on their demand that the shah be returned to V.? tmts ·• .Jaws of Life" . The impact tore down the .pole, owned by Appalachian Power Co~ and left a transformer dangling. Damage to the pole was estimated 81. Sl.600 . -V-OL-.-13_N_O_ . 4-5-----G-AL-LI-PO_L_ IS--P -O-IN-T Give A Gift That Keeps On Giving ~ • • • Countv Deputy Shcflff Pa ul D Krimm. Chapman a ppa rentl y was tra veling south s hortl y before 11 p.m . on Route 62 when he lost con trol of his car . The vehicle ran off the road and trav eled approximat ely i 8 fee t befor e st riking the ulllJty pole . The top of the car was crushed by tne impact. pinmng Chapman in the wre cka ge Point Pleasant firemen fre ed thf' victim using the Court calls for immediate release of 50 hostages TilE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP I Assault case probed Friday RACINE - Meiga County Sheriff James 3·. Proffitt said Saturday the department is investigating an assault case jn which a 14-year old Portland ~ulh was Injured following 8 •1ght outllde Southern High School followln& the basketball game. 1be youth was admitted to Vetel"ll/lll Memorial Hospital for eye and nose injuries after aUegedly being assaulted by an 181-ear old. Deputies also investigated another incident at Southern High School . According to the report, sometime Thursday night someone threw a brick and broke the glass on the gasoline pump at the Southern High School building. Fire levels home in Gallia County VINI'ON - A Gallla County home on Bulaville-Porter Rd . was destroyed by fire around I :24 a .m . Friday . The Vinton Fire Department responded to the alarm with eight men and two trucks, but the home was engulfed in flames upon amval . No one was injured in the fire . The house was owned by Randolph Fraley of Meigs County and oc· cupied by Sandra Cordell. Loss was estimated at $6 ,000. The state fire marshal is probing the blaze . Meanwhile, Ms. Cordell loot all her possessions in the blaze . Those wishing to donate clothing and food 1tems should call 388-9852. - The International Court of Justice Saturday called for the immediate re lease of the American hostages in Iran. The court's decision was \ID8f1 imou.s . Iran boycotted the proceedings, claiming the court has no jurisdiction in the case, which was filed Nov . 2!1 by the United States. Announcing the judgment, court President Sir Hwnphrey Waldock of Britain also ordered the U.S. Embassy in Tehran to be returned to U.S. control. I ~---~--~~-------~-------------------· ARMSTRONG DRIVES - Gallla 's BiU (Big Jolm) Armstrong 121 I drives past Meigs' Britt Dodson (24 ) during Friday 's Southeastern Ohio League basketball game at Gallipolis . The ulue Devils won, 73-40. See page C·l for additional pictures and story . ' MIDDLEPORT - Employes of the Meigs Local School District received their pay Friday followm g a 10 week teachers strike . Payment had been a highly controversia l s ituation since the strike . Last TUesday night the Metgs Local Board of Education met in an em e rgency se-ss ion and made arrangements for employes to receive two pa ys before Chnstmas . The board directed Supt . David Gleason to obtain signatures from representatives of the teachers association and the association for no n~ertified employes to the effect that the payment system being foUowed is a one.fune good faith gesture on the part of the board after which time pay days will re turn to normal. The agreement also stated that at no time can any employe be ove rpaid due to school closings for bad weather or other unforseen cir- cwnstanres. The agreements were signed by representatives of both groups . , .• '/ -' / Ratification contract nlt'eting slat1·d toflay MIDDLEPORT - There will be a ratification contract meeting today at 2:30 p.m. at the Middleport American Legion hall for members of Local 1587 of International ,~; ' ' ·' .•: ~ - ~, '«,• ' .. . ' JOt Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Members of Local I 58'/ at Imperial Electric have been on strike for three weeks . · ·.·.· · Inside today. . .-._ ._ . • • Area deaths .....•..•....•.....•....•..........••.... A-5 ClassUJed ads •.•••.• • •• •••. • .•• .• •.•••.. •. . •• .• •• • • E-2-7 Ufestyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-1-12 Local News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-2-8 Farm news . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-2 Sports ..... . ...... .. . . ....... . ..................... C-1-8 State and national .... ..... .... . . .. ... ..... . ... .. . .. D-1-8 1'V' guide . .......... ...... . ..... ..... . .. ........... .. E-7 WORK UNDERWAY - ExeJ:. n( "'"~res.' is being made on the wall on Laurel Street, Pomeroy . The work is being done by the Ohio Bridge Co. TIK work io being financed from fundi through a federal grant secured ·, ·.·- -:->> -:.:.:-:.:.:.:-:·>> .·. ·I Ho wever, Bonnie Fisher,:: president of the Meigs Local Teachers Association, Saturday morning issued a statement regarding to the payment made Friday to teachers . !treads : ··The Meigs Local Teacher& Association met tn recessed session, Friday . Dec 14. . ·'The members adopted the.. : foUowing resolution : · " The ,statement signed Wed-~ nesday by the executive committee · · does not reflect the true feelings of the Meigs Local Teachers Association. We feel that the certified employes of the Meigs Local School District ln. good faith gestures have continued to work dispite a missed pay day and have agreed to accept said payment at a later date as ouUined in the resolution passed by the board of education on Dec. ll, 1!179, at an emergency meeting. " 'This is a one tlme situation only brought about by the failure to have the payroll ready on the date it was due and beginning Dec. 21, we will be back on the regular schedule of pay dates."' Pickup truck is reported stolen 7.~ ·-.·· ~. """'' A., / • ' w' ·There is no more fundamental roouirement than the inviolability d diplomatic envoys," Waldock said. "'These are principles which are deeply rooted in international law and that no state can fail to recognize. ·· The IS-member court, the top judicial organ of the United Nations, has no real power to back up Ito decisions . But if Iran rejects Satur· day's appeal, it would add momen· twn to a U.S. effort to seek international economic sanction& against Iran in the U.N. Security Counci l. School employees get pay checks -- 6~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~--~-~~-----~------~-i ~ EGG REPORT COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Eggs - Prices paid to country packing plants for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities. Cases included conswner grades including U.S. grades, miniJnwn one case sales. Carton Large A 73-n, Mediwn A 6!>-75, Small A 5~1. Sales to retallers in major Ohio cities, cartons delivered : Large A white ~94, mosUy ~7. mediwn al89, mooUy 80-82. Poultry prices at Ohio farms , light type hens too few . Trucklot tr3ding tnn f•w . locked. We went to the ~>res 's house and, as I knocked and stood there in the cold, it seemed an eternity before the door was opened and I heard those blessed words : "He 's safe; he was concerned about you and the kids and went to find you." The trip back seemed much shor· ter, and as we crossed the bridge in· to Pomeroy, there, directing traffic at the light, was my love. All prim and proper control was abandoned as I leaped from the car and ran to feel his anns about me. This Is my miracle of the Silver Bridge, just as it happened. ...• by the Village of Pomeroy. The Village received a grant in the amount of $432,000 for the extension of the sewage system and repair to the wall. The work is ex· pected to be complrted by the end of next week. A detour around the project continues . ) GALUPOUS - The theft of a pickup truck was reported to the Gallla County Sheriff's Department early Saturday. According to a report fUed by Melvin Smeltzer, Gallipolis, a 1972 blue lind white, GMC pickup was removed from Smeltzer's Garden Cente, 449 Jackson Pike, between t p.m. Friday and8a.m. Saturday. In further action, one driver wu cited following a two-vehicle accident Friday on Third Avenue, at the junction af Court St. CaUed to the scene at 9: t5 a.m., Gallipolis City Police report a nortb bound auto operated by 'I'hmlu Forrest, 64, Gallipolis, bad stopped in tra ffic. A pickup driven by David A. Mllls, :Ill,. Crown City, falled stop and struck the Forrest auto In the rear. Forrest claimed Injury, but wu not inunediately treated. Both . vehicles incurred slight damage. to: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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