https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9c93614cadcb18db0e9ef9385b067a7b.pdf 08ee9d09b42b6d3fa5145331332bff9c PDF Text Text ~ 0 HOLIDAY GIFT SALE •0 at y e ELB'ERFELDS IN POMEROY • • enttne V'OI.JO,No16t Copyrltlllfeil1911 2 Sections.. 12 Pages 15 Cen11 A Multimedia Inc. Nt WSJW!per Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, December 11,1911 SPECIAL SALE PRIQS FOit FRIDAY, DEC. 11th and SATURDAY, ~C. 12th GDC medical director 'clears air' ·in case . •' OI*EN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 8 P.M. 'R•~·~-~-~-~-~-~ORiliJil.a . . :-.J•l·~-.~~~-···IMI..I. ..IIIJa. .J.,.,••• ~••I . I . I. .I.,,.liJil•.aloMI··············I..;JIR. .JJIRIIIIIIl·~~ ~............................ ~~ SAUl REG '1799 SNAP AND SNUG CHRISTMAS SALE! . SAVI 20% &:,. ~ WR~P LADIES' LEATHER -=~'- Cigarett~~~~a~~~~-Ec~metlc cases. key caddies, billfolds, clutches. and coincases. Fi ne qua lltv in assorted styles and colors. ""' *= ~" BLANKET Just 10 to sell . Use as blanket for bedroom, beach or picnic or a cozy walk-around robe . Plaids. REG. $4.50 .•. •. . ... SP,LE $3.59 ~~~: !~i~~o .:::::::: ~!~~ :~:;: JACKETS releen and Jr. sizes in wool blends, reverslbles, ski jackets, dress lengths, bandea waist styles and many others. =~~: rs::~~: '1200 REG.$14.50 .. .. .... SALE$11.59 JUNIOR ' COATS AND p ::: :;:::::: ~:~~:!~:~: .J ALL BANKETS Claims rumors were fabricated LONDON, Ohio - A state law enforcement official says rumors of LSD-Iaced stamps with DUiney characters on the fronts are much ado about nothillf!. Jack McConnick, superintendent of the Bureau ol Criminal Jn. vesUgation and Identification, said Tbursday the rumors apparently were started by W!Substanliated handoutil in central and northeast Oblo. •. The flYers warned of cartoon-embossed lltickers or transfers laced with the hallucinogen that thlldren might inadvertantly lick. Electric blankets · thermals · sheet blankets. Solid colors . and patterns. All sizes. Entire selec: tion included in this Christmas sale. ; REG. $78.00 .... ... ..... SALE$62.39 SAVE 20% Owner will kill pet dog ~~~-R1~EijG•.•$1~91...0j~O~.;~··..~·~·,~..~.S~A,~L;.E;;$,~15;~·1~9i~i- 1•,9 •s•I,..IIIIJa;. . llllll•liR•I•I,..I. .IB:•'•~~·•uR~E~G; ~-S~9~1~.0~01 ~.~..~·~·:~·~·,·~·~~·~..~S;A;L~E~;S7~2;·7~9. .1~-•--••I. .;JIJil . . llllll'•~~-~-~-i . . llll~ ~ MEN'S 139.95 BOYS' '9.95 Made by Wrang ler - perman_ent press . 50% pol yster, 50% cotton. Red nylon quilt waist bottom. Poly cotton ~~~nn~it/lannel . li nin'g. Chri stmas sa le priced. Ji ··3388 ~...........~.. ~~ Plaid patterns in a SO% cotton, 50% polyester flannel. Full tails . two but· t th h II a~~ X~~Uelmit:~ ~~~~::y.Sizes S, M, L Limited '799 CHILDREN'S " Pre- washed blue denim. CHRISTMAS SALE! MEN'S HEAVYWEIGHT I I~ .Jury recommend~ ~ife in prison ... • L FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - A Broward circuit jury has recommended life imprisoiunent for a Cleveland nUI'IIO 'Cif1vlcted of murdering a Fort Lauderdale teacher whose husband walher lover. Jurors met Thursday to decide whether ~ recommeDd the death penalty or IUe In prison witb no chance of Jlllrole for 25 years .for Marilyn Roberti, 28. After a half·hour of deliberation, they voted to recommend a IUe term. The panel convicted Ma. Roberts of firsWJegree murder after three hours of deliberations Wednesdsy night. She was charged with shooting Dianne Ziller three times In April. 1980 as they sat in Mrs. · Ziller's auto in a dilrkened Hollywood alley and !alked. · .J ~~~~!,~~~.~~' '" ~~. ~~~~~.~~~R gg~~~~:.~!~ POCK~EG~~~TOR i Sizes 121o 24 months, 2 to 4, 41o6x a nd 71o 14 . s kirts. pants, jeans and corduroys. Sizes 30 thru 44. . REG. $14.00 .... .... . .. . SALE $,11.20 REG. S21.00 .... .... : .. . SALES16.80 REG · 52 6.00 . .. .. . . ..... SALE$20.80 REG. S3 5.00 · · · · · · · · · · · · SALE $28.00 Reg. $6 .00 . ... . . .' . . . .. Sale $5.09 Reg. SS.OO .... . .. ... . , "S,ale$6.79 Reg. $11.50 ......... . . Sale$9.79 Reg. 516.00 .. . ... . .. . Sale $13.59 SALE! BOYS' SHIRT SALE J_R. SPORTSWEAR Pleated and A-line skirts, jackets, blouses, slacks, vests, Sizes 8 to 20. This sale includes velours · - knits - flannels · western and sweat shirt looks. Entire stock of boys' shirts on sale this weekend. You'll like the selection . sw e aters ~ blazers and knit tops. Jr . sizes 3 thru 18. Reg. $10.00 Reg. $16.00 Reg. $22.00 I< ea. $29.00 ~ BOYS $8.95 SHI~T$ ... ... ... .. $7.60 BOYS $10.95 SHIRTS. ... . ....•. $9.30 BOYS $12.95 SHIRTS .......... $11.00 BOYS $15.95 SHIRTS ...... . ... $13.55 . . . . . . ..... Sale $8.49 .. . .. ... ~. Sale $13.59 . .. .... .. . Sale $18.69 ..•. . . . . .. Sale $24.69 LADIES' CHRISTMAS SALEI =' Holidays~~r~~~~a~i~~~dresses MEN'S SWEATERS ~~~:~~ : : :: : : ::: : ~::: ::;::: ~ ..t. Jtib . :::: Reg. $34.00 Reg. $46.00 Reg. $54.00 Men's st6.95 sweaters .. . .... . . Men's$19.95Sweaters .. .. ..... Men's $22.95 SWhters ......... Men'sS26.95Sweaters .. .. •. .... ....... .. . Sale$27.29 .. .. .. .. .. Sale $36.89 ...... .... Sale$43.29 MEN'S DRESS SlACKS Big selection of styles in solid colors and neat patterns. Regular sizes 29 to 42 and extra sizes 44 to 50. Save Friday and Saturday. · Men's$15.95 Slacks Men's $19.95 Slacks Men's $21.95 Slacks Men'sS24.95 Slacks .. ~ ....... . ... . . . ...•. ....... ·.... .. ......... m ac hine washabl e. Compl ete range of ch il dren's si zes . . l, . . ...• . . .. ... .... . . . ...... ... . . . . .. . ... . .. . .. . . . .. . FBI probes allegations WASHINGTON- Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan is under FBI investigation becatise he reportedly was present in 19'17 when a construction company associate allegedly passed a $2,000 bribe to a union otficlal. . While Donovan was saying Thnrsday he had "no direct knowledge of these allegations," the White House was aclrnowledging the investigation's existence. · And news organizations- The New York Times, ABC, N)lC and The Washington Post - were pro~ what they said were details ol the accusations. lADIES' CHRISTMAS SALEI $11.91 $14.91 $16.41 S18.71 m.4o $15.80 $18.10 $21.30 CORDUROY SLACKS Today' s look- in Jr. and Misses sizes. Fashion cut or basic styles. Wide wale or !;>rushed corduroy . RREEGG. '17.00 ....... SASALLEE 1'1163.59 • '21.00........ .79 REG. '26.00 .......•.SALE '20.79 REG '3400 SALE '2719 ~~-~~·~~:~LE~C~H~I~LD~R~E~~N~'S8 ~:~~~~ 1~--~--~~-~R~EG·.·~··.9••5••1 ~•••,••~~~~;~·-~·;;..~...~.. ~~~~·~ Reg. $16.00 Reg. $22.00 Reg. $33.00 Reg. $41.00 Reg. $48 .00 credit card size. Has full memory - square root multiplication· division · percent and other features. SWEATER SALE Holiday sale prices on our entire slo~k of cardigans, pullovers and sweater vests. Sizes S·M· L and ex tra sizes 40 to 46. ' Khomeini aide·assassinated I SALE '8.80 SALE 111.20 REG. $21.00 SALE 116.80 REG. $32.00 SALE '25.60 REG. $11.00 REG. $14.00 ABU DHABI United Arab Emirates - All OPEC oil prices except the benclunark' were set to come down by up to $1 a ~rrel today, and Ubya asked the oil cartel to take "joint actior" againsl U.S. oil companies that withdraw from Libya, oil ministers announced. The Saudi oil minister, Sheik A1uned Zaki Yamanl, announced that the prices.by the Organization ol Petrolewn Exporting Countries were were set to co~ down by between 50 cents to $1 per 42-gailon barrel for all crudes but the benclunark Saudi type, now selling for $34. Most popular shirt gift and our slection is great. Sizes s. M, ,L and XL . Solid colors and patterns. V·necks · crew necks and collared stvtes . Save this weekend . Men'sS15.95Vetours ....... ...... 512.76 Men's S21.9S Velours ... , ... ... .. . Sl7.S6 Men's 126.95 Velovrs· . . . .•• : , . . . . . $21 .56 Men's $29.95 Velours . . . .•..• , • ... $23.96 ' L arge size bean bags ere filled with polystyren !=' pellets and covered with hevy durable vinyl. Double stitched for added strength . Blue, Tangerine. Beige, Red, Brown and Save this weekend - Our entire stock men's knits. Dressy and sport styles In a variety of colors and patterns. Sizes S, M, Land XL. HOLIDAY SPECIAL MEN'S $9.95 KNITS MEN'S $11.95 KNITS MEN'S $14.95 KNITS MEN'S $19.95 KNITS Winning Ohio lottery number NEW SHIPMENT CLEVELAND - The winning nwnbers drawn Thursday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game "The Nwnber" and its weekly "Pick 4" CARPET MILL ENDS garneare: Just in lime for the holidays! Fine quality carpet mill ends in assorted styles and colors. Large selection of sizes. .. . ......... $7.96 ........ .. $9.56 , , •....... $11.96 .... , . , . .. $15.96 MECHANIC STREET Wearlnerforecast WAREHOUSE ~-~----·- ~~·~·-~~-~-~~~~~~;--·-,a&l•,9·····~··~1~ FRIDAY-SATURDAY SALE! MEN'S WRANGLER WOMEN'S MEN'S WRANGLER PAJAMA SALE Warm and cozy winter weight pajamas of brushed tricot or 100% cotton flannel. Sizes XS thru XL and 32 to 48 . STRAIGHT LEG JEANS Basic style, slight flare to get on over ooots. Wrangler 14112 ounce No Fault blue denim pre-washed . Waist sizes 28 to 42, lengths S, M, Land XL (30 to 36). Our regular price$19.95 . Sale Prices Start AI Only '16" . CHRISTMAS SALEI ELBERFELDS CHRISTMAS MEN'S PAJAMAS STORE · HOURS Broadcloth or flannels in a big selection of patterns and colors. S, M , L and XL si zes. coat style top - ad justable boxer waist bottoms. You' r e sure to please with a pa j ama gift . Men'S $12.95 ~~~~~;,, ..... $10·23 Beginning Friday, December 11th we will be open every night til8 P.M. (Closed Sundays) Basic style - 14112 ounce pre-washed No Fault blue denim. Waist sizes 28 to 42, length sizes.30, 32, 34 and 36 inches. Perfect gift lor him. Reg. $19.95. " BRING THE DIILDREN TO SEE '1 SANTA ClAUS Santa Claus will be In Elberfelds Store Friday 6:30 to 7:30p.m. and also Saturday 6:30 to 7:30p.m.- Monday, Dec. :~~~_'IIIliJillllli•I,_I,.UIIIII_;.,.M:. .IIfll.IW4Rt;hllllalln&d••TiulllllelsldlllaUyiii,IDWIIe"CII.,15JIIIh•,l211111ti011131Jpii,IMJIR•11111 OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS tiMIM; • •,.. PAJAMAS ....... $11.85 Men's $16.00 PAJAMAS........ $12.64 Men's $22.00 PAJAMAS ...... ..'17.38 I BOOT FLARE JEANS .Eiberfelds In Pomeroy· MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR eMen's Winter Jackets e.Men's Winter Vests • Men's Dress Coats eMen's Lined Flannel Shirts • Boys' Winter Jackets • Boys' Lined vests • Carhartt Work Clothes • Men's Dress Socks SALE ' Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight arOWid 20. Highs Saturday in the mid-309. Chance of precipiation near zero percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday. Winds !!outhw~terly ~10 mph tonight. . Extended Ohio Forecut Suday dlnagb 'J:uellday: . . Cllaace o1 sbowers or anow flurries ~. Fair Moodey ~ rein ,_tble Tueeday. Warming wltb highs .In the upper 31111 ~ low 4h llwlday ~ lelbe 40s Moodily ud Tuesday. Lows In tbe •pper • ~ low 311 Sandly and in tbe 309 Monday and Tuesday. • SALE ITIMS CHRISTMAS SAUl . The Number - 462 Pick4 - 3742 The lottery reported earnings ol $579,118 on its dilily game. The earnings came on sales of $981,675.50, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to'shsre $382,557.50, lottery officials said. • White. Sale$12.79 Sale $17.59 Sale$26.39 Sille 532.79 Sale $38.39 All OPEC oil will decrease VELOUR SHIRTS . PRICES GAWPOLIS - Hoping to clear the air about an alleged dl.ase at Gallipolis Developmental Celtter, two medical officials liald amebic histolytica Is no threat to the healtb and safety ol GDC clients and personnel and the public. Dr. Edward Berklch, GDC medical director, and Barbara Forbes qf the Ohio Deparbnent of Health's division of communicable diseases 'said all meaaures to take care of the problem have been followed. The pair held a Thunday press conference to answer charges made In the past week by the Communications 'Workers of America and Ohio Pllblic Workers United~ histolytica and its varjation, amebiasis, had not been controlled dUe to a "lack of concern for the health and safety" of clientil and employees by Supt. Robert Zlmmennan. Berkich said amebiasis has been delecled in II clients and two employees, and has been handled in the prescribed manner, a facl affirmed · by Forbes, who was asked by administration to evaluate the center's procedures. " The ' procedures I saw utiUzed were fine, n ahe said. "There was reaDy no problem." None of those who have it are sick in -any way with diarrhea, fever or abdominal pain, Berkich said. Last Tu~y the CWA alleged they amebiasis was present in ?:1 clients and four employees. Berkich said amebiasis, or histolytica, Ia common in instituti01!8 for the mentally retarded, and the incidence of It at GDC runs from 2-10 percent of the population. He defined amebiailla as an infection of the large i!llestine produced by intestinal protozoa called entamoeba histolytica. ''There are seven different species , · BEIRUT Labanon - Ayatollah Abdoi·HOBsein Dastgheib, a (1!!1'. 1101181 reph;i.ntatlve Or Iranian revolutionary le~~der Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, WBJ •ssai!Jiinated today In a bombing as he headed for Sabbath prayers In the southem city ol Shiraz, Tehran Radio said. · ' tied · The state radio report, monitored here, said Dastgheib was kl m an explosion while on his way to lead the Moslem Sabbath prayers at the main Shlraz mosque. . An undetennined nwnber of his companions were killed and others wounded In the blast that was set off by leftist Mujabedeen Khalq guerrillas, the radio said. . SALE S!zes s, M , Land XL in pullover styles . car· d1gans and vests. Many, many styles and colors in the se lection. Buy what you need for 9ifts and save Fr(day arid Saturday . like Joan Cur t•s. Toni Todd , Br itish Lady and Lady Laura . • " Full shirt tails · two pockets - colorful plaidj patterns. Very well made in · sizes S, M, Land XL plus Talis and Big Men's sizes . Men'sS159SF'I I . . . .... . ·.. 512.60 . . annes Men'sS18 .95Fiannels ...... .. . 514 _90 Men's$19.95 Flannels ... .. .. . . 515 .70 Men's $20.95 Flannels .. MEN'S ·~ m •sses and _t1 a lf si zes. Qual itymakers ~ styling . $}599 '833 LADIES' lortable to wear, true western OOLUMBUS, Ohio - The owner ola chow dol! that killed his !;-week· old son says he will have the dog destroyed.' "I just couldn't take the chlnte ol this ever happenillf! 81!8in- This has left such an empty space in my life," said Mark Bellamy, 26, father of Daniel Thornton, the infant mauled by the dog In BellamY'~ home Tuesday evening. Cathy Thornton, the boy's mother, said she was visiting Bellamy . and had put the child In a bed made from a dresser drawer in a secondfloor bedroom. The dog apparently slipped into the house when !he wind blew a door open, poliC<~ said. The infant bled to death from multiple biteS. ~ MEN'S WRANGLER 119.95 MEN'S 111.95 Sizes 8 to 18. Crew· neck pullover top · boxer style • ,. -~' ..,.jot ol ameoba that naturally parasitize . ported by Zinvnerm&n. hepatitis has not been detected at the lllllUih and lnlestllle, but of these The unions had claimed amebiasis GDC in the last three years. only entameoba blatolytica has the · or hlstolytica could leak to the Public "I really don't know where they potential to ca- dll1ease," he said. which 111e1 the activity-therapy (the unions) are getting their in"The other six are '1annless corrr building_ for recreational programs. fonnation," Berkich stated. " They mensa! orgllllisml," he cOntinued, · Berkich said the building and groun- haven't spoken tome." desc:rjblng them is living lllslde the dsaresafeforpublicuse. human body. without causing any Berklch, who is also assistant , Neither the CWA or OPWU are hann. ' Gallia County coroner, noted recog~ized by GDC administration; Tills can exist in two fonns: 88 a amebiasis does not lead to viral according to Zimmerman, who has rnotlle troph.Jzoite and as a cyst hepatitis, 88 clabned by the union. maintained a no comment position form. The cyst form is passed In the caused by a virus infection, he said throughout the accusations. human waste of an Infected person and then can be transmitted to other individuals by contaminated hands, food, water, dishes or eating utensils. Infection with this fonn o1 hlstolytica is worldwide, he •dded, and has high incidence in tropical countries. " In certain ·closed communities such fiS'IIl8titutions for the mentally retarded, the Incidence may be 88 high as 60 percent," he said. "But beeause people have the organism In their intestine does 11Q1 mean they will necessarily be sick with fever or loose bowel movements. "Moat JII!ClPle are not sick and have no sympiAJms of the dlseaae,"· be said. "When diarrhea does occur, the outbreak Ia never explosive and Ia rarely epidemic." About a y...- ago, GDC medical staff began random stool surveys ol clients and detected amebiasis among some of them. All · cases found have shown those affected to be JIIMOr& of cyst fonns , but are in no way carryillf! a disease. Dr.Berklch didn't downplay the facllt could lead to a disease, but only if proper hygiene methods washing of the hands - and proper treabnent for elimination weren't REPLIES TO CHARGES - Charlet by two anions an Intestinal followed. dtseale wu 1101 being coalrolled at GaWpoliB Developmental Center were In a direct answer to the union refuted by Dr. Edwanl Berlllell (left) ud Barbara Forbes, R.N., ullhe charges, Berkl<;h said none of the Ohio Departmenl of Health. Berklell said amebic hlotolytica poses no recommendilti0118 offered GDC have tbreat.to the safety ud bealtb o1 GDC pen~onne~ otall and public using . been ignored, and that all .l"!re supreerealloual faciUIIea there. h"' .......... ~rguments PT. PLEASANT - Opening arguments were underway this mor· ning in the retrial of John Lewis Yoong, 37, Mason, charged with the Dec.1,1976, knife slaying of Mary L. llerry, also of Mason. Final jury selecton was made at 4:30 p.m. Thursday. Circuit Judge Clarence Watt, Mason County Prosecuting Attorney Damon B. Morgan, Jr., and defense attorneys, Rllymond G. Musgrave and James casey. had been questioning potential jurors in the jiJ!Ige's chambers underway .in murder trial . ' . since Tuesday morning; That process, according to Circuit clerkMileaEpilng, had been slow.· Twenty-three potenlialjurors had to be chosen before the court strikes the jury - that is, eliminstes eight of the potential jurors to seat a jury of 12 members and two alternates. been selected. Three were chosen Thursdljy; Young's first trial, in November, 1977, was held in Wood County Cit·· ruit Court after the judge in mason County ruled that a change of venue was necessary in order lor the defen· dant to get a fair trial. Present Circuit Court Judge Watt denied a Fifty of the original 100 people motion by Young's attorneys this selected at the start ·of the Sep- summer for a change of venue in the tember tenn as potential petit jurors retrial on the grounds of testimony showed up Tuesday, but after the fir- . presented by witnesses at a change st full dily of questionillf!, only 10 had of venue hearing which indicated that today, almost five years after the crime, YoWlg could get a fair Iria lin Mason County. Young was origina lly convicted of second degree murder in the stabbing death of Mrs. Berry but an im· proper instruction given to the jury by the judge during the first trial led to Young's release on a writ of habeas corpus in March.' The State was given the option of re-trying Young, who has been incarcerated in the Mason County Jail since May, for second degree murder. Reagan orders workers out of Libya WASHINGTON (AP) - By urging 1,500 U.S. workers to return home from "imminent danger'' In Ubya, Presidenl ..Reagan apparently is trying to position himself to deal for· cefully with Col. Moarrunar Khadilfy if~ssary. If the appeal is successful and all Americans leave the North African nation, Reagan will have averted the potential for them being used as pawns In the festering dispute between Libya and the United States. The travel warning was upgraded to a travel ban Thursday in con· junction with the plea for U.S. citizens already there to return. No other country is the object of such a han atthough the government ad· vises U.S. travelers to stay away from several other countries where relations are strained. The action came as border guards kept close watch for two purported Libyan assasination squads said to be trying to slip into the United States. A notice posted at check A senior administration official, briefing reporters under the ground rule that he not be identified, said no options have been ruled out and that the government's review of the sittwtion continues. Senate Republican leader Howard H. Baker Jr. of Tennessee said Reagan's strategy is to get the Americans out first and then determine whether stronger actions are needed. points on the U.S.-Mexican border gives descriptions of members of both teams and declares their aim is to kiD Reagan and other U.S. of· ficials.. . Some of the officials preswned to be pOssible targets implied that the travel ban may be only a preliminary move. Haig said the United States is not bent on "victimizing Ubya" but is simply·taking "prudent steps in light of Ubya 's terrorist activities." Fears for . the safety of the Americans and fresh memories of the seizure of U.S. hostages in Iran effectively have. barred the ad. ministration from considering a wide range ol opti011B up to now, including an oil embargo. , However, the only firm that lmll'llldlately ordered Its workers out ol Ubya In reap81188 to the president's request wu Marathon Oil, which had just ~lghl employeealhere. Occidemal Petroleum said it has ita employeea they are free to leave if they wish. Othen had no Immediate com- SAUl told LADIES' COAT SALE - inenl. Slate Depai1ment otriciala were to be avalllllile to dlleuu the Libyan situation witb olllndultry repreeentatlvn today Md' department spokesman David Nail laid -eral company -m!vn were expected tO aCClllll thuft•. Slate peputment travel wunlnp lalued Is early as last illay bave had llttle effect In reduc:lnl the numben of AmeriCUI Ill Libya. liMy uy tbeJ hive we11-pald joblllld clo not leal they lft!ID clinger even tllaugb all U.S. dlpiCIIIIIIIC 1J011a Ill the eountry hive been lhut down. . Entire stock at holiday sale prlcpsl Wool blends · all weather coats. Poplins and Insulated styles. Misses sizes 6 to 20, extra sizes 14'1:z to 24'12. REG. '39.00 ........ SALE :31.19 REG. '60.00........ SALE '47.99 ' REG. '69.00 ........ SALE 155.19 RES. '14.00 ........ SALE '67.19 . ' -~ beft alerted to watch for lerr~rlsbi wllo alle&edJy 1Ift almlq to uaaulnlllon top U. s. of· flelala. 'l1le -sac '-tile but,.! In tile United States wllll M,MO vebkles passiDg through each dily. ( ~P L88erplleto). lnlpeci«a I I ·' 1 I' •• ., ' �Commentary Page-2-The Dally SllltiMf . Pomeroy-MiclclltpOrt, Olllo Friday, Dec:tmberl1,1911 Thursday, Decem.ber 3 1981 Yanks said ready to re-sign Guidry . Thosehous~gsubshl~~s__________J_~_J_.K_u_P_~_., WASHINGTON- An astonishing memorandwn surfaced the other day from some unidentified bureaucrala in the Department of Housing and Urban Development. 'l1le memo warned that if Congress rnokes further s~bstantial :ut;J in houaing subsidies, "rent strikes, riots and vandalism" might be provoked on the part of recipients. God save the Republlc! If the cost of these housing subsidies were bet· ter known, we might weU see strikes, riots and political recrimination on the part of the tax· payers. Over the past year we have heard a great deal ahoul the skyrocketing cost of such programs as food stamps and Medicaid. , Relatively speaking, these are : pocket change. The real monster in the federal budget has drawn remarkably little attention. Congress is · now . com· milled to funding $260 billion in housing subsidies over the next 15 to 40 years. Precisely half of that sum : - $130 bilUon - wiU go to the · builders and developers of what is · known as "Section 8" housing units. You truly should get acquainted with Section B. The program originated in the Housing and Com- munity Development Act of 1974. The appropriation in lbat year was a negligible $42 milllon. In the current fiscal year, outlays will ccme to $3.8 billion. Costs would have been far more II it had not been for the successful labors of Colorado's Sen. Bill Annstrong.s In the battle for fiscal sanity, he has fought the good fight. The idea behind Section 8, In the beginning, was to encourage builders to construct inexpensive housing intended for occupancy by poor families. A builder submits his plans to HUD, and HUD foxed the "fair-inarket rent'.' tbat the builder can charge for each apartment The builder then geta a mortgage on 90 percent of his construction costs. Repayment is guaranteed by the · government. The banks, the builder and the tax-sbeltered investors can't lose. Only the taxpayerS get soaked. Let us suppooe that a Section 8 apartmenl house has been completed. In many instances, documented by government reports, the housmg has not been. inexpensive housing at all. Many projects include such amenities as swimming pools and bowling alleys. Aqualified family moves in. The family pays from 15 to 26 percent of its Income in The Daily Senti~e{ .,_ ~:"< :j I Ill Covt Stne& Pomrrey.Obkt lilt-JIIZ.%151 DEVOTED TOniE INTEREST OF' THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ ~~ ~~""rh, _:-=·= I I ! Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH Gelll!ral Maurer Alllihtaal PubllsheriCoalrolle; DALE ROTHGEB, JR. '"News Editor A MEMBER of The A.alled,llted Prftl, l.n1ud Dally Ptas A.IIIOCillloa aDd tbc Americ:au Newspape-r Ptlblithen A.uoclliUoD. LE1TERS OF OPlNION are welcomed, They altould be~ &bta 311 wordlloq A.U e4itfD& aDd llnlllt be alped wt1b IWM, addreu aDd ttlepbooe ~m­ ber. No Ullllprd kUtn wW be publblbed. Letten lbo.ac:l be Ia goed &ult, add'"'lac ltttf'l'!l are subject to issue&, 1101 penoDIIltles. • Poisoning of the powerless busi.- 1n the houllna bualneas. n is too late In the day to revive that llt'IIWJltlli. But IIUI'ely the in- volvement , hal now arown CGmpletely out of hand. 1118e1118 to me I NEW YO~ (AP) - It certainly sounds. hke a brand. new economic hoe: B1g budget defiCits, 11 IS said, aren't always as destructive as you might think_ they are. Spread the word: defiCits need not always be feared. . . . ThE; confusiOn attending this s""!"'ngly clear ':"""988e from White Ho~ econOJIUSIS is due to the fact thalli was their team that made such ~ racket about deficits and the inflation and high money costs they mduced. . You can recall II. The deficit inh~rited by the Reagan adrrurustration was something on the orderof$50billion,anditwassaidto s\'IIlholize a detenoration of the economy and to bring closer a day of reckoning. . , . Now the proJected budget deficits are $152.3 billion for llscal1983 and $162 billion for fiscal.l984, the year, according to the campaign rhetoric of 1980, Jn which the federal buqget was to be balanced. · Something needs to be explained shout !Ids new position, and Murray L. Weidenbawn, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, seems to be the man to do it. In fact, he already sought to do so in an address last week to a Federal Home Loan Bank Board audience. Considering the economic situation, It was abnost imperative tbat he do so. How, for Instance, could such biN deficila not lead tu . ~l!iJIIfe. He alldiU:bnllber left their home in_ldexico's central highlands in tate f'ellnlary ollllil rur. They were smuggled across the border near Laredo ~Tau. 111111 .fiftd at a tomato fann near this south-central Arkansas tow~ j '. ;at..-tyllflrs. i 111NctiJ • hlr the abed that served as their 'living quarters were drums aJill IIIIer containers of peJ!icides and other agricultural chemical allllacted against the loose-fitting boarda of the structure. The ., U!J¥UJI alllrong acrid smell pervaded the shed. , ._, lllne ifiWdlll, Lueu' chores included mixing those chemicala and IJJ II • lleldl wbtre they had been sprayed - but there was no r oc-e fliiiY effects until the early morning hours of May 11. l,ltll .,..~the dead man's brother waa awakened by ICIUnds of grunting 1 _, I .& Lacaa....,. uncOlllldQUS. His body was cold, tense and coveted ~ pii!ISI 1ta., and there was purple discoloration aroWKI his month. 7" rd In Ida brother'sarmsfiveminuteslater. 1 .- tile . . . medical examiner lnitlaDy acknowledged that a laboratory 7 ~ h puii'Jted ·tracea of Toxaphene, one of the potentlaDy letlull 1111 the fllfltl, In Lucas' lungs. Later, however, he said that ln- WASHINGTON (AP) - To the astonishment of the White House skeptical questions are being raised about the dr~tic reports of a purported Libyan assassination team stalking American political leaders. Why didn't the United Statea do something immediately if officials really believed Libyan strongman Moanunar Khadafy had dispatched terrorists to kill U.S. officials? Why was Khadafy's denial of involve!'lent in an assassination plot left unanswered by the Jilstice Schneider aaid he telephOned HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP)- Two Guidry and hla wife, Bonnie, in <i baseball's best shortstops Gan'y Templeton of St. Louis aud Lafaye\(e, La., and e<plained the 'O.Zie Smith of San Diego - may be details of the Yankees' offer. changing unifonns In the afteml8th "They were asleep and I gave them an opportunity to digest it and • . ·of• a p0z2ling "partial trade" completed at the winter meetings, talk about II. It's up to Ron. By tomorrow morning (today) we'll • The Cardinals and Pa~ made a 1-for-1 awap, wi\h pitcher Steve have accepted or rejected the Mura moving to St. Louis for out- Yankees' offer." ,fielder Slxto Lezcano. But the inSchileider said if GuidrJ accepts trlguing part of Thursday's trade is the contract it wlll not be signed unthat there is a mysterious "player to til next week in New York. He said the negotiations were in the spirit of be named later," on each side. T-hose playen are expected to be compromise. "I feel real good about the the controversial Templeton and proposal," Schneider said. "Right Smith. now all discussions with other clubs St. Louis General Manager Whitey are suspended. We made tremenHerzog said, "It's a partial trade. dous progress with the New York Th~ rest will be inade in three days, Yankees." one month, two months or three Schneider said the best way to months." des_cribe the offer was thst lt was In another major action Thursday, the-Boston Red Sox re-signed free veri- l~crative. Guidry, 31, was seeking a fiveagent second baseman Jerry Remy year contract for $7.5 million. He to a•five-year contract estimated at played out his option after four full J2.8 million. The Sox have an option seasons with New York in which he on a sixth year. posted an 37;14 record with a 2.73 Meanwhile,lree agent pitcher Ron ERA. He won the Cy Young Award Guidry appeared ready to sign wih in 1978. · . his old team, the New York Guidry was , s elected by 17 teams ,. ·Yankees. . In the re-entry draft, plus the . .After a 2 hour, 55 minute Yankees. Schneider said . t here were n~gotiatilig se.Sion with Yankees ·owner George Steinbrenner, at- about a d<Yten teams still in the bidtorney John Schneider said he was ding for Guidry's services. It appears, however, that Stein· elose to agreement on,a contract for brenner and the Yankees will reach Guidry. • "Ron and the New York Yankees Magreemem. Earlier, outfielder Tom Paciorek, are close to agreement," ~~econd-best hitter in the American Schneider said hlch lime to abolllh a Jll'08I'8I1l that 11M enrlebed the faat-!wv* bullden, fattened the !alGI tnv.ton, and left it to ......... 1 "d laspljera to ~idl up. Jlllllllllroul bill. higher inereat- rates and a resump- have to do with leas than lion of double digit inflation? desired, or else pay ub emely high "We must not forget " said Interest ratea 1n order to obtain funWeidenbaum "tbat In • for the ds Inflationary Potential of deficits to Weidenbaum . indicates no. be realized, they must be monetized "During a Ume of receulon, such as · by the Federal Reserve." And, he at present," he told the group, "a said, "I havP every confidence tbat large deficit will not be •crowding such a development is simply not in out' the rather modest funding needs the cafds." of business and consumers." To monetize such debts the Fed Bee o1 1 he would need to eaae lts conainunts on . the ~':r•s ;:'~u t!,~~ money supply growth; It could flnan- . As the economy picks u ••in ce tbatdebt,lneffeci, by diluting the fiscal 1983 and beymd," convalue of the currency that is, by in- • tinued, those deflclta bave to be flating it. ' viewed differently. '111en, he said, "a If it didn't monetize that debt steady and substantial reduction in however, It would that the deficit will be very much In orother part or the ecoilcmy would der." · ' i- seem r~se;n;·o;us;cons;;ld;era;ti;on;.;The;N~L;n~eeds~ · ~;di;sa~pp~rov;e;the;idea;;';;;;ii WILD BIRD SEED HEADQUARTERS .. BrO&dcaster claims he was threatened "I thought after all these years he HOUSTON (AP) - A Houston would have mellowed with age, apbroadcaster said he was threatened parently not," said Jackson. Thursday night by fonner Ohio State Hayes was taking part in the football coach Woody Hayes when he awards ceremonies and was not imasked about the Gator' Bowl incident mediately available for comment !balled to Hayes' dismissal. Awarda banquet spokesman AI · Alvin JacksOn, sporla director for Busse said he thought the whole Inradio station KMJQ, recorded ·the cident "was out of place" and added conversation with Hayes, who was a that he "resented the whole iSsue guest speaker at the 12th annual being brought up" to a banquet Lombardi Award banquet Thursday guest. night Hayes was fired shortly after he r;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;~~;;;1 struck Clemson noseguard Charlie 1 Wild Bird Seed . and ·GRAVEL t'AIIf:S & Bauman,whohA~inlerceptedapass that stopped an Ohio State drive in the closing minutes of the Dec. 30, 1978, Gator Bowl game Ohio State lost 17-15. "Get off, get off of it," Hayes said just before he threatened to knock Jackson down, according to the broadcaster's tape recording. ~· df J ackson, a 6-foot-4 , ....-poun or. mer Penn State defensive tackle, said he thought at first that Hayes was just joking. Sunflower Seeds ~ ·- 204 condor st. Pomeroy, Oh. Phone: 992-2974 NEW WINTER HOURS: Open Tues. thru Fri. • AM. til s P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. lilt P.M. - . . .the 8ird Feed Specialists SUGAR RUN MILLS ~GRAVELY 992·2115 180 Mulbeny Ave; Pomeroy, Ohio r--~~--~----~------_1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • a big som;, Deparbnent, FBI and CIA? Instead, groundwork for Imposing sanctions it was the State Department, which agalnstKhada{y's regbne? nonnally doesn't handle such matAnd with the administration exters, that announced the ad- pressing grave concern about the ministration had hard evidence of alleged plot and urging the media to such a plot. show restraint In Its reportl!lg, why Why not embargo oil exports or or- did President Reagan, grinning der U.S. citizens from the country from ear to ear, stand In front of weeks ago when officials first lear- television cameras and aU but call ned of the allegations? Khadafy a liar and say the United Wasn't it strange the ad- , Stales had evidence of an ministration. was leaking extensive assassination plot? details about such a senaltive topic? "I personally find it astonishing ' Was the administration laying the tbat people thiok that we somehow •' would go through this exercise (of increased seeurity) unless we took it seriously," While Houae spokesman David Gergen said. . MILLION SALE - Bill GDea {I), bead of a graup wblcb pardlued the Pbiladelpbla Pblllles lor $30.1 millioo, shakeo baDda with former owner Ruly Carpenter after the sale was approved Thunoday by the National League at the l9BI Major League balleball winter meetings In Hollywood, Florids. (APl.aserphoto). Khadafy, in an Interview, denied he was behind any plot and challenged the administration to make public any proof It has. He claimed he was a target of an American B"&nlnallon plot 'l1le admlnlatration, however did not disclose any evidence. ' ------Tonight's ' .' ' Richard ADen has been cleared of · helicopter gunships to?' and Allen said. "Suppose Allen has ·forgotten "Let me continue. The only other any wrongdoing with regard to the says, 'I forget.' How do you think the this and he !ella the President 'SOIItb person who knows where the button $1,000 he accepted frnm the President would feel?" Yemen,' because he has' it mixed up is is Secretary of State AI Halg Japanese Magazine "Sim-bu-No" "He probably wouldn't ii.ep too with South Korea. We might build an Allen calls ap Haig and aaks whe~ for an Interview given ~Y Mrs. Nan- well," I iiaid: "U. just because airfield for Soviet planes.'' he kept the button when he worked'in cy Reagan. The Justice Department Allen forget about the Sl,OOO froriia · "That's ridiculous. I know for a the White House. But Haig is has decided there is no reason to go Japanese magazine doesn'l mean he .. fact tbat Allen has a large map on suspicious, because he thinks this is any further on the matter, and has forgets everything." the wall of his·office and our frlerula just another pJoy In the guerrilla war accepted Mr. Allen's explanation "Oh, no. What about the ch!lrges are marked In green and our the White House Is waging against that he took the envelope stuffed that he' forgot to liat the clients he enemies in red. He'd never get the him. So he gives Allen a lot of with cash, gave it to hia secretary, represented when he had a con- two yemens mixed up." doubletslk, which Halg 1a very good and then forgot about it until the . sulting bustneU before he went Into "Okay, let's take the worse caae at. money popped up eight montha tater the government. Allen claims a situation any National Security AdIn a safe in Mr. Allen's office. White ·House lawyer told him he viser hal to deal with. One day the "Now here we have a Prelldent of Since the Justice Department is didn't have to 1iat thein. '111en he was Prelident calla up Allan and ..ys, the United Sta~. wbo d-'t llnow satisfied, I'm satisfied with the out- asked the name of the lawyer and he 'Where is the buUon I have to push In where the button Ia, Ida Nlllional come of the investigation. But Tren- said, '!Iorge! Ids name.' case the ballloon goes up?' Allen Security Adviser, who hal forgotten chant, who worlls down the haD from "Nobody can be expected to says, 'I think I gave It to my and the Secretary of me, stiU thinks Allen should go as remember every lawyer's name In secretary on the day after won't teD him. Elcht llllllllhl' later the Praldent'a National Security the White House," I said. lna1JIUfRIIOD.' And the Prelldent they find the button In a !Ding Adviser. "'11le Natlonll s.curity Advlaer to aays, 'I bave to know where II Ia cabinet In the Encutive Office Trenchant said, "He was cleated the Preaidont Ia 1J1111P0M11 to have rigbt ,__. Allen llarlll loolling aU Building. How would you feel about of Wl'OIIIdoing, but not of being ab- eveeythlng on the tip of Ids ,toague. oVer the office for It, bul.can'tllnd it. that?" sent-minded. Nobody wants a guy as That'awhyhe ... ~ His _secretary .doesn't . remember "So you're saying the Prcaldent National Security Adviser who to the ~~·· ily'"""!'!; Allen giving It to her. Allen calla up . should not take bacll Allen even if forgets(" Prelident Ia p1annloc on building an . Ids ......_ friends and uti them he's cleared on Ill the charges?" 1 airfield In the Middle Eut. He if, by mlltake, be pve It to them IBid. . . "Everyone forgets," I said. "Yeh, but when ·the Praldeat's doesn't know wbether to put it In when they Interviewed Nancy · "J~m n« ..ylng he should be fired . Reagan. They ay 'No,' we gave you but he should be put In 80I'Jie .National Security ~ forget~ It North Yemen or South Yln)lll." "What diff&enc:e doll It make? .. · could meaJI the end of the world twO Selllo ...... but you didn't anaitlve JOb like the Office of "North v... ~~appem to be our give usa buttollln retum." Suppose the Praldent calls ap Allen Management and Budaet. ·where If IIOIJie night and IIIYI. 'lilt llclnduru "I eouJd III'VII' bappen," J told you fcqet ICIIIIethintllt doean't hurt cUent, end 1ou111 1a 1111nc anybody." or Nlcerl8ua we're •qt"Wd llllllld • supplied by the 8ol1etl,.. Trenclllllt Trenchant. Waverly at Gallipolis Logan at Jac~son Meigs allronton Athens at Wellston Chillicothe at Hilliard Greenfield at Washington CH Portsmouth West at Wheelersburg Kyger Creek at Hannan Trace Southern at North GaUia Southwestern at Eastern (SATURDAY) Washington CHat Gallipolis Federal-Hocking at Meigs Belpre at Athens Ironton at Miffiin Chillicothe at Lancaster games-------,~ Portsmouth at South Point North Gallia at Miller Southern at Symmes Valley ·Do you have a Christmas greeting ·· rhe Wi4V .a.meric.1 sends tovc" or 9Y'l-S721 992 · 203~ for a special ·family or person? If so, place a Christmas greeting . Sta"' ... .; in the Christmas issue of the . ' No Purchase Necessary. You Need Not Be Present To Win! •••1. . . ' ' Dec. 24th 3 Lines for $2.00 To Grandma Joy , To the best Grandma ever , Merry Christmas! fl5 Words) • From your Granddaughter Amy uncle Roger, Hoping you have a very Merry Christmas. Dearest Keith, 1love you and hope vou have the Merriest Christ· mas ever. Love Dian From vour To The Swain Family, .Wishing you a MerrY Chnslmas and a Happy New Year. The Callahan' s Nephew Amos . ' f Sentinel~ • • Come In and Register For Our Gift certificate Drawing, To Be Held Christmas Eve. "250.., •150•, '75• • The. Daily SOMEtHING FOR EVERYONE v- :.r .. • Bulova watches and Wall Clocks, Fenton · Glassware, Goebel and Hummel Figures, China, Silwer, Brass and Pewter, Jewelry Boxes, Christmas Plates, Fostoria, Keepsake Diamond Rings, lD Bracelets, Necklaces, Earrings, . Rings, Key Chains, And So Much More. non: ~ : • . - l t , -IIIIa livoe weeb after the death, the medical eltiiJiliner ..csa 1llled tllllt the "naturll" death had been callled by "acute fulrnlnatln& ,.aa-ry hemorrhage IIIOCi.aled with l!ei ebral edeml." : 'l'ranllaled lnlo EncUah. that's blood In the lunp and awelllng of tbe 1n1a - prectsely the symptoms cited by toxlcoi081At as evidence of T-phene poisOning. I . Jl a unanimous vote to approve and at least two teams are reported to t!• m ,.. With incentives it could have totaled Also on the administrative side, $1.1 million. both leagues met separately and In other business, the National jointly, and the major result was an Lfllsue approved the sale by the American League pronouncement Carpenter family o( . the tbat it would like to go with three Philadelphia Phillies for $30.175 • divisions in 1983. This would mean million to a group headed by BUI an extra tier of playoffs. The AL urged the National League to give the three-division setup . .t•· .. 'Ail== Giles, the club's executive vice president. . ·He forgets "easily._____~__Art_B_uc_h_wa_ld .. . League at .326, turned down a fOUl' year offer by the SeaWe Mariners. . .Skeptical questions raised about hit teams What killed Jesus Cuanas Lucas? · Arkansas' chief medical examiner, Dr. Famy A. Malik, says "circwnstantial t::vidence" suggests that Lucas was poisoned by exposure to highly toxic pesticides - but his official report says: "Manner of death: Natural." . The coroner in sparsely populated Bradley County, Thomas McLemore, says Lucas apparently " inhaled a substance that restricted the now of oxygen to his lungs" - but he is reluctant to talk further about the case, That case has nationwide in1plications because experts fear that hundreds - and perhaps thousands- of farm workers have their lives cut short every year because of pesticide exposure, yet few specific instant.>es are ever docwnented. Pesticide poisonings usually occur in rural areas where corrimunication links are weak, medical facilities are limited, dominant agribusiness inten~sls ar~ il~tcnt .upon .stifling unfavorable news about their operations. The VICtuns mvartably are illegal inunigrants (usually Mexicans who have sneaked mto the country) who do not speak English, are unaware of any government remed1es that might be available, are entirely lacking in /political influence and are tl rrified of being discovered and deported. They are, however, being regularly exposed to the more than 1 200 chemicals - many of them tuxic or carcinogenic - designated for us~ as ·agricultural pesticides. . . Because reliable information about the scope of the problem is difficult to obtam, most available reports are old or based upon projections from limited data. · In 1970, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare estimated that 100 people were killed and 80,000 others injured every year because or improper use of pesticides. Astudy conducted in Imperial County, Calif., in the center of one of lbat state'sleading agricultural areas, found that the rate of birth defects among children born to the WIVes of fann workers was three times higher than the national average. , '!be ~virorunental Protection Agency counted 2,500 to 3,000 cases an..Uy_during the 1970s Ill which hospitalization was required because of pellicide polsonmg. Those workmg on fanns were twice as susceptible as .employ-In any other group. ' 'l1le dllflculty of docwnenting the problem is vividly illustrated by the ~ ol ~ the 21-year-old father of three who is universally described tiiJ IU fill 1 and relatives as strong, energetic and In excellent health •c ·:evr: ;it£ Fnm the lline the government fir· st got Involved In public houalng In 1!137, aorne of us ttoslodytea have Insisted that, constitullonally speaking, the govenunent had no Deficits aren't always destructive make •_ ROBERT L. WINGE'IT rent Such perqllisltes as food stamps and Medicaid are exempt from the income cakulation. The laspayers pay the difference. Until this year, families were eligible for Section 8 houalng II their income, thus calculated, did not uceed 80 percent of the median income in their city. Thanks to Senator Armstrong, thalllmit has been drop- · ped to 50 percent. Even so, the situation is mind-boggling. Examples: The median local income, as fixed by HUD for the current fiscal year, is p:j,400 in the District of Columbia, $311,500 in San Francillco, $28,500 in New York City, $28,300 in Denver, and for a lesser example, $22,500 in Amarillo, Texas.. The maximum fair-market rent on which a subsidy will be paid is $1,509 a month, This figure actually has been approved for a San Francisco project to be occupied in 1983. It will thus be possible for a family earning $15,250 a year (00 percent of the San Francisco median Income) to occupy an apartment tbat otherwise would rent for $1,500 a month by paying only $330 a month. The taxpayers will pick up the rest. Such a subsidy will strike most of us as fantastic. It may strike the $16,000-a-year family in San Francisco as outrageous, for the Income taxes paid by the Ineligible .$16 000 family will be wholly devoured by the subsidy paid to the eligible $15,250 family. The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . •• I ' �) Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Friday, DecemberH,19B1 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio High school choral concert Sunday Cleveland ·in reverse role this year FROM AP REPOIITS · t" · What a difference a year makes. In 1980, when the New York Jets visited Cleveland, they were just playing out the string of a disastrous season while. the Browns were bat~ •• Uing for the Central Division title in \! . the American Conference. On Saturday, when the Jets visit Cleveland, the rples will he reversed. The Jets will be trying to catch Miami and Buffalo in the AFC East while the Browns will be chalking up just one more game in a lost season. Saturday's otber National Football League game is Minnesota at Detroit: On Sunday it's Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Dallas, San Diego at Tampa B,ay, Houston at San Francisco, Baltimore at Washington, Buffalo at New England, Green Bay at New Orleans, the New York Giants at St. Louis, Miami at Kansas City, Chicago at Oakland and Seattle at Denver. Monday night's game is Atlanta at Los Angeles. When the Jets and Browns met a year ago, Cleveland was~. the Jets 3-10. Now the Browns a~ 4-9 and the Jets 114-1 ... but the Jets have never beaten the Browns in their six meetiOgs. ·"I'm slire (Cleveland Coach) Sam Rutigliano will have the Browns ready," Jets Coach Walt Michaels said. And Rutigliano said, ''We're. a team that wants to show we can win against a playoff-type team. We have no opportunity for the playoffs and mbst.of our players are not used to playing under that circwnstance ... We ne~ to get hack into the habit of winning ... We don't intend to have another season like this one. "What we can't allow to happen in these last two weeks of the season is anything counterproductive to to putting the pieces together for a strong 1982, Rutiliano added. "This . organization hasn't lost confidence in our ability to produce a winner. I don't see people looking for life rafts. We'll he back soon." The Vikings and Lions are tied ~t Lebanon results 7-7 (so are the Green Bay Pacl<ers) f..- second place in the National Conference's Central Division, one game behind Tampa Bay Buccaneer&. The Vikings have lost three in a row and are headed into the Lions' Silverdome home , where petroit is 6-0 this ye.ar. . "We've won in Pontiac before," LEBANON, Ohio (AP) - Sunny Vikings Co•ch Bud Gran( said. " If Grand Slam, a twl)-year-old pacer, you're goint; to win at ·all,; you have led wire-tl)-'lrire Thursday night to to win some.. ~ere besides·at home; win the ,1,000 featured pace mile at . if you're going to win i},e Super Lebanon in 2:07.U. Bowl, you've got to win in P,ontiac." It was the second victory in five Cincinnati, first in tbe ~C Cenlifetime races for the horse and the tral Division; Dalla's, leading the payoff was $4, ~.00, and $5.20. NFC East, and Tawpa Bay can lock Flying Glory was second, returning up their titles with vt 'torie~ Sunday . $3.00 and $4.00, and Eastern Sc~ The Cardinals, Giant.c and Atlanta was worth $4.00 for show. (!Ike the Vikings, Lions and Flying Chad and Net Adios paid Packers) are 7-7 and in the thick of $194.40 in the daily double on tbe ),3 the wild-card sc.ramble . combination. Attendance was 982 ·washington, at 6-8 is an NFC out.and the mutuel pool totaled $88,880. sider. The Redskins will be trying to extend Baltimore's losing streak to l4games. ~I LOMBARDI WINNER - Kenneth Sims, defensive tackle from the University of Texas, wa.s named the winner of the Lombardi Award ThLlr- sday night at Houston. Sims was third oo the team with 110 tackle; secood io sacks with nine, and led the team yards loss tackles with 18, all this despite missing the last two games with a broken ankle. The Lombardi Award is made to the outstanding college liaeman of the year. (AP Laserphoto!. Gregg snaps at ·offense CINCINNATI (AP ) - he can't, we won't be surprised." Coach Forrest Gregg is showing even less Thompson has been used late in games that were already decided. He's thrown just 49 passes this for Sunday's game at Pittsbur~h · season with one touchdown. Thomwith the Steelers. pson said he wasn't in prime form Gregg snapped at the offensive when he took over for Anderson last tolera nce for sloppiness than normal as the Cincinnati Bcngals prepare lront9n's girls top Meigs, 39-32 Led by Tetesa Sweeney's 17 poin- sank 13 of a2 for 2:i percent. The ls, Ironton's gals defeated Meigs' Tigerettes held a 39-28 rebounding girls basketball team, 39-32 Thurs- edge with Sweeney getting 10. day evening. team Thursday when a lineman week. Meigs' reserves suffered their fir· The loss coupled with Gallipolis' st loss l)lis season, 26-13. Shawn jwnpcd off sidet;. He stared icily at "The opposite of rru;ly is oiled. J. playcJ·s who forgot assignments. A didn't feel totally oiled," he said. 67-43 win over Waverly give the Blue Keith Jed' Ironton with seven points victory Sunday could mean a post- "But as the game progreSsed, things Angels sole possession of first place while Ruth Frye had six points and while the Marauders dropped to a six rebounds for Meigs. season playoff for Cincinnati. started to click." Normally, when a back-up quar- second ptace lie with Athens and "Normally, we let little things The Marauders travel Waverly go, " sa iLl Gregg, but this week, " we terback is called upon to start, Ironton. . Tuesday and Gallipolis, Thursdsy. Janet Walker was the only other let no little things go." teams often limit the number of Gregg blamed lack of con- plays they use to make the job Tigerette hitting double figures wi\h Box score: centration for last week's 21-3loss to easier. But Gregg said the Bengals 10 points. Pam Crooks led Coach Ironton (39) - SweQney 6·5·11; McMackin 1·0·2; F itts 2-l ·S; RaC.:er the San Francisco 49ers and he's won't have to do that Sunday, when Ron Logan's club with 10 points. 2· 1·5; Walker 4·2·10. Totals lS-9·39 . The game was decided at the foul determined that won' t happen Cincinnati can clinch the American Meigs (32 • - Anderson 2-0·4; again. Conference Central Division Iitle lines where Ironton connected on Crooks 5·0·10; Oliver 1· 1·3; Smith 2· nine of i6 attempts while Meigs Although the Bengals haven't with a victory. 0· 4; Meadows 2·3·7; C. Ciooks 2·0·<1 . Totals 14·4·32. ruled out the injured Ken Anderson ''We won't really do anythin~ dif- managed to sink just four of 23. By Quarters: Ironton hit 15 of 55 field goal at· as their starting quarterback, the ferent," Gregg said. "Jack is not a 1ron ton 5 23 3D 39 st r ong-a rmed Jack Thompson rookie quarterback, even though he tempts for 27 ·percent while Meigs Meigs 9 13 22 32 figut'es to direct Cincinnati's offense has not played a lot. He's been in· this week. vo!ved in the game pl;m every week. " I'm tryin~ to be sharp," Thom- We won't shorten ours." pson said. "You just try to get your Gregg said Thursday that defentiming with the receivers more sive left end Eddie Edwards won't exact." play Sund~y and probably will miss Anderson was knocked out the San the regular season finale in Atlanta:. Fra ncisco g:game when he bent back Edwards stretched a ligament in his the big too on his right foot. Fitted right knee against Cleveland and By GEORGE STRODE "Michigan has aand realthey're good with a special protective plate in his didn't play against the 49ers last Coach Les Wothke says he will said. team when it's healthy shoe, Anderson tO::;I:ied a footbaU week. have no difficulty arousing his getting players hack from injuries. Thursday but couldn't run. Edwards lifted light amounts of Western Michigan players after "Besides, Michi~an will have "We're getting Jack and (third· weights with the leg Thursday for their first defeat of the college desire because they've. already lost string quarterback Turk ) Schonert the first time since the injury, and basketball season. to one Mid-American school, ready to play," said Forrest Gregg. said he could walk without pain. But Next up Saturday is visiting Eastern Michigan.'' . " If Ke11ny can play, that's a plus. If the knee still was swollen badly. Michigan for the Broncos, who had Despite their loss, the Broncos been off to their best start in six have posted the best non-conference years before a 63-61 ambush by start among the Mid-American ConWayne Statt Wednesday night. ference's 10 members. They an' f>.l "There should be no problem with Eastern Michigan right behind 1977 CHEVY MALIBU 4 DR. SEDAN ...................'1895 being up to play this one," Wothke at4-1. • Morale 'won't be problem · 307 motor . a uto .. P.B./ P .S . · p 8 ., P .S, air condit ion . CADILLAC 4 DR •••••.••.•••••••••••.•••••••••••••• ~1095 1977 PINTO CRUISING STATION WAGON ........... '1995 Auto., PB, PS . •..DUS 2 dr . PS, 4 spd. 11595 1976 PLYMOUT H TER ........................... .. 1975 .MERCURY MONTEGQ.;.d;;.~~;?t?~;~~~~·;~~:~.~~ '995 1974 OLDS OMEG'A HATCHBACK.... :.~?~;~~~;~;·.~;~:. '1295 1973 GMC 3A TON PICKUP With an 8' Yellowstone Truck camper: self contained with a gas or electric refrigerator, commode, intercom system . 1973 PONTIAC 4 DR. 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The compelilioa was apoiiiOI'ed hy the Athens Friends Meeting (Quakers) and was un- " derwritten by voluntary conbibulions. Work In the anthology is . copyrlgbll!d. James lathe •on of Mr•. apd Mrs. Michael BUJkirJ<, Mid.Oeport. He Ia an Ellglllb studeol of Mn. Gay Perrlo at the junior hlgb sebool. • -· 'Round Meigs Local By Supt. David L Gleason · Would you like to know more about our schoolll? Would you read a paper just about the Meigs Local Schoo,l~? If your answer to these questions is yes, I am sure you will like a paper that will be distributed throu• ghoul our school syatem in the near future. The paper is an annual progress report ·tbat deals specifically with the 11J110.&1 school year (last year). II will be given to llludents at school, displayed at ·• .aeveral area businesses, and will he available at the district office for those who would like to have one. I Don't miss the new Country Christmas Shop. with tree I 1 1rimming and hand-crafted gift items openmg. Satur· I 1 ~ay, Dec. sand daily through Dec. 23, 10 a.m. unt1I dark . Jl 1 L WATCH FOR SIGNS ·. ---------------------- I I 531 JAcKSON PfKE •Rt. 35 WEir PhOne 448· 4124 Hey, Mom & Dad: Bring the kids to see Tues., Dec. 22 ~Between 1i :30 and· 12:30 Santa will be arriving by helicopter at the Spring Valley Cinema. We will also have one matinee show at 1:00. Your choice of two special Christmas shows. All seats just Pizza Crisper Coffee· Tea·Maker SANTA CLAUS Freel\ brewed tute, without Now cook Iraan plzraa flat and crlap In a "'RJ: cc. •• n r s, waste at microwave apeecl. Also grill . .ndwlchee, A $29.00 Value ~.etc. A$29.00 VIlle (With RRL·10A, RR-10A, RMC.20) (With RRl·10A, RA·10A, RMC-20) 51.00. Popper "Christmas That Almost Wasn't" "Hugo the Hippo" Candymaker Pops com fluffy light in )ust·4 minutes without stirring or shaking. Cooks Jellies and Jems 10 perfection - everytlme A $29.00 Value A$29.10 Ville that they will be stopping soon. 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MAL Classic 4 ···--·-----------------, a CHRISTMAS TREES I l Subscrlbern not de9iring to pay the. co~rrie r may remit in advance direct. lo The Daily Senllnel on a 3, 6 or 12 month basis. Credit will be given carrier e,ch mouth. 1979 F·100 FORD PICKUP 6 cvt.. std. shift, clean Your Dealer Qn The River. , • Branh11 m Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue, New York; New York 10017. and Wetil VirglnJa 3 Month . ........ .'. .... .... ... ... . $13.00 6 Month . ... , , • , . •.• ... . • , •. . , , , .. $2JAO 1Year .. . ........ ................ $4-t.20 2 no charge as a Christmas present to the people of the area. the Asbury Untied Methodist Church held their annual Chrisbnas dinner and party Dec. 1 in the social room of the c!Jurc:h. Sixteen members and three guests attended. A short business meeting was conducted, with 118 sick calls reported. Birthdays of Anna Hilldore and Rev. Stanley Merrifield were acknowledged. Helen T~ord reported oo several letters received from missionaries, and Chrlslmas 'Have a Good Day' tracts and program books were distributed. Rates Oul!lldeOhlu 1978 FORD GRANADA, 1978 FORD FAIRMONT favorite, "Irving Berlin's "White Christmas.'' The concert is open to the public at The United Methodist Women of Published every aftemoon, Monday thro ugh Friday, 111 Court Street, by lhe Ohio Vtilley Publishing Compan}' • Multimedia, lnc., Pomeroy, Ohio ,.S700, 992·2156. Sel'ood class P9Sta!!e paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. 1979 FORD MUSTANG AutomaTic. low miles. 1977 AMC MATADOR STATIONWAGON.................'1795 Air cond ., electric windows, A· l cond . {USPS 141-M!) Representative, singing such selections as " Reach Out," the popular telephone commercial tune, and the all-time Asbury women ·hold party ADlvialuo uf Mu.ltlmed!M,Iac. Advertlsir~g the program witb classical and popular music. The Collegiwn muslcum, a group formed last year by Harkless in order~ give students interest in· more senous styles of music, will perform several classictll compositions. Rounding out the program will be the ChoraUef!!. 1 ))0118 vocal group, ""'"""I. The Uaily Scnlin cl M.AJLSVBSCRJPTIONS Ohioud We11t Virginia 3 Month .. ... .. . ... .. ..... .. . . .... $1 2..15 Si.J: month . . . . . . . . ...... . ...... , , $20.00 I Year . , . , , . , , .. .. , . , , . , . .. . ... , . $39.00 i1980 tor, JIIID S. llarrlloD, JSelller tleftae; .Jesa The Melga High School Vocal Music Ilepu1ment 11 announcing its annual Chrlllmu choral concert lhia SWiday, Dec. 13, al3 p.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodlat Church. · For the finl time the choir will have a guest condu~ directing a nwnber of pieces. Merlyn Ross, well-known professor of music at Rio Grande Colleg~. will conduct the Collegtwn musicum, aa well as the concert choir .in the "Hallelujah Chorus" from Handel's "Messiah." Special emphasis II being placed on the new robes whieh were purchased last year and are now paid for ln full. The choir and the Vocal Music Booeters would like to thank all thooje ,.ho have assisted in this undertaking. According to T. Edwin Hark!~, vocal music director, the concert will feature three ensembles. Concert choir will both open and close S. Bucbtmall, cbaplalll; Wllllut W. Hlrrtl, . jalllor deacon; Slepllen B. H-bbsl, jllllior oteward; back, l to r, lbe Rev. Robert W. Kulm, trualee; Jama W• Crllwell, tyler; Reallea Collins, lodge educatloo of· fleer. Jleryl A. Wlllua, senior steward, was nol Ali-Berhick fight tonight NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) - For- sevetal hours later, Lionel Schaen, tender Greg Page, Scott LeDoux, mer heavyweight champion president of SelecTV, in charge of who will fight Page, Earnie Shavers, Muhammad Ali, nearing 40 and the . 'Jf!dwide television sales and who once fought Ali for the title, and heaviest of his career, is scheduled distribution, said, "He (Berbick) Eddie Mustafa Muhammad, former to fight tonight against Trevor Ber- has got most of his money, and the World Boxing Association light bick in a bout plagued by problems. rest will be put into place heavyweight champion. ' Thursday, rumors flew like the tomprrow ." Ali, who will be 40 Ja·nuary 17, will wind which whiPill'd this island and "We were told yesterday (Wed- get $1 million for his first fight since dropped the temperature into the 6~ nesday) by new (American) in· ·he failed to become heavyweight after Berbick said he hadn't vestors brought in the last couple of champion a fourth time when he was received all the money due him and weeks that all the fighters will be stopped after 10 rounds Od. 2, 1980, "it's got to be there, or there won''" taken care of." by La:ry Holmes, World Boxing be any show." . Council champion. There was a rumor that Thomas But Berbick's financial problems ·Hearns, beaten by Sugar Ray Ali blamed an overdose of thyroid apparently were solved, and a sour· Leonard in their welterweight title medication and the loss of too much ce close to the boxer said Thursday · showdown, would pull out of his weight f~r his listless performance ·night he would fight for $300,000. scheduled 10-round middieweiglt against Holmes. At the weigh-in Thursday mor- debut against Ernie Singletary. ning, at which he scaled 218 pounds, "The fight is OK with us. We have r-----------~-1 B~rbick said he had received ''some a letter of credit," said EnunanueJ · pocket money," about $100,000. Stewart, manager-trainer of HearJames Cornelius of Los Angeles, ns, who said the fighter's purs~ was who is president of Sports· In- $1!00,000. ternationale, Ltd., of the Bahamas, Also scheduled to be on the card insisted the fight would go on. Then, were unbeaten heavyweight con- The Daily Sentinel-Page-S -- • " • Il �Page-6- The Daily Sentinel Friday. .Social Calendar A CHRISTMAS holiday open house will be held Friday from 11 :30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Meigs County office of Planned ParenthOOd of Southeast Ohio located in the Meigs County Courthouse. j I ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio of Middleport Fire Department. Orders may be placed by calling Sue Imboden at 992-7571 after 1 p.m. THE WOMEN'S Auxiliary of the Veterans Memorlal Hospital will hold a hake sale Friday beginning at 10 a.m. in the hospital lobby . . FRUIT CAKES, $3 each, are being sold by auxiliary members THE AUXILIARY of Velera118 Memorial Hospital will hold a bake sale in the hospital lobby Friday beginning at 10 a.m. POMEROY VOL FiRE DEPT. IPONIOIING ANNUAL NEW YEAR'S BALL TUPPERS PLAIS - A Christ- December 12, 1981 Several important changes are in store for you this coming year. Some you will initiate, but events will dictate ot~ers. Regardless Of what occurs, they'll all be tor your ultimate good. SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec. 21) Put your talents to use ef· fectively today. You have a special knack for transformjng things that appear to be of small value into something more worthwhile. · CAPRICORN (Dec, 22-Jan. 191 In partnership situations today there's a possibility your mate or assoeiates·will have better ways of doing things than you. Play a supportive role. · AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 191 Use your common sense today in matters relating to your health. Avoid overindulgence and, if you've been slacking off lately, get some exercise. PISCES (Feb. !!&-March 201 This is a good day to arrange some social function where you can serve as the host or hostess. You'll know exactly what to do to see that everyone has an enjoyable time. . ARIES (March 21-April 19) You'll enjoy situations today where you can exercise your custodial influence. Taking care of those you love will make this an enjoyable day. 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' 19. Wake to radio or buzzer! 59-minute sleep. switch, snooze control, PM and Wake indicators. Radio has lighted dial, 3" speaker. #12-1529 45% 211 Run, peeaor · OrHCreen ecorlng, action 80Undl Connecll to any kick. Four quer1811 of actiOn for one or two. TV.IIfl0.3081 - · - INI0-2150 . _ , - with morning prayer on the third Sun· Mo~ning prover end sermon on oil other Sundays of the mqnth. Churc~ School ond nursery core provided. Cof· fee hour in 'the Parish Hall immediot&ly following the service . · POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. 212 W. Main St . Nttll Proudfoot . pastor . Bible school, 9:30 o.m.: morning worship, 10:30 a.m. ; Youth meetings , 6:30p .m.; evening won hip, 7:30. Wednesday night prayer meeting and Bible studv, 7 :30 p.m. . THE SALVATION ARMY , 115 Butternlft. Ave. , Pomeroy. Envoy and Mrs. Rov Win· lng, afllcers In charge. Sunday-holiness meeting, 10 a.m.: Sunday School. 10:30 a.m. Sunday school leader, YPSM. Eloise ~ms~ 7:30 p.m ., salvation meeting, vorlou1 speake" and music specials. Tl1unday- 10 .a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladles Home League, all women invited; 7 :30 p.m. prayer m•eting and Bible study. R•v. Noel Herman. teacher . BUALINGTQN SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHAPEL, .Route 1. Shod e. Bible school, 7 p.m. T.,ursdoy; worship service, 8 p .m. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200W. MairfSt. , 992-5235. Vocal music . Sunday worship, 10 a.m .: Bible study, 11 a.m.: worship . 6 p.m. Wednes. day Bible study, 7 p.m . OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Rev.Ralph Smith. pastor. Sun· day school. 9:30 a.m., Mrs. Worley Francis. superintendent. Preaching services first I third Sundays following Sun· day School. · · GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. Preaching 9:30 a.m ., first and ucond Sundays of each month; third and fourth Sundays each month , worsh ip service at 7:30p.m. Wltdnesdoy •vanings at 7:30. Prayer and Bible Study. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST , Mulberry Heights Rood, Pomeroy. Pastor, Albert Oittet: Sabbath School Superintendent, Rita White. Sabbath School, Saturday ahernoon at 2:00 , with Worship Service following at 3:15. , RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sister Harriett WarMer , Supt. Sunday School, 9:30 o.m.: morning worship, 10:45 a.m . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. David Mann, minister; William Snouffer , Sunday school supt . Sunday school. 9 :30 a.m.; morningwonhlp 10:30 a.m. FIRST SOUTHERN 8!\PTIST, 2B2 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, Rev. William R. Newman, rostor: Her,hel McClure, Sunday schoo superintendent . Sunday school , 9:30 a.m.: morning worship. 10:30; evening worship, 7:30 p.m. MldwHk prayer service, 7:30p.m . MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH . De•· ter Rd. , Rd ., langtvill•. Rev. A . A. Hughes. Pastor. Sunday School 10 a .m. Services on Tuesday. Thursday and Sun· · day . Low-Priced System Now Costs Even Less Save '11080 · POMEROY CHUACft OF THE NAZARENE: Corner Union and Mulberry. , - ,, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. under direction ·of Wednesaar ble otudv. Wodntodcw. 7:30p.m. CHUKH Of CHRI~T. Mlddloport; 51h and Main . Bob M•lton, minister, Scott Saltsman. o..OCiote minister. Bible - 1 . 9:30 a. m.; morning wonhlp, 10:30 o. m.; "enlng servke, 7:00 p.m. W. . . ll .. , llble St11dy and youth gra11p -=~p~f'"'cHURCH N~·· OF THE piiiiOrJ lev. Jim lfoome, 1111 _..,, Iunday oc'-1 ..... Iunday - · 9:30 a.m.; morning - l p . 10130 d.m.; Sunday evang•llttlc -lng. 7:00 p.m . . Pl'OY"r m..tlng, Wwclnndoy, 1 p.m. , ' ' '• 212 E. Main Street 992·3785, Pomeroy tl! Pomeroy s. Third, Middleport ,§ 1 Phoite 99N480 ""-~ " WAID CROSS . SONS STORE Middleport· Pomeroy, 0 . GroceriesGener.nl Merch.nndi se Racine949·2S50 Whoever he is. WhereVEr he is- I respect ihls l'l'llln · A·. ,, l_jJ "·:rr, . .. I \tf¥ ~~ . . , \J ., \\ tT. \ 'I / T Ni'lturlllly I respect llnyone whose pr..,sence ~M brlngc11lmness lind peeCewhere lherecould h~ve ~en confusion and turmoil As lor m11 , r m ju~t a writer. With others r ve been writing on ~~all of the Chun:h - with w nvirlion and l!nlhusiasm - fo1 m~ny a Y'!ilr. Rarely until now have I wrinen in the bril perso11 N .:. \, .._.. . . ., L;.,'··~·:;."..,,....;',.:· .-::i':'""':.· a ·sermonette !.:30 ' MARK VSIORE Middleport r-r."' lHE DAILY SENTINEL Lloyd Wright , Diredor of Christian .Educotivn. Sunday School. 9:30 a . m .; . ' \ '• I Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m.: Choir Practice, Sunday , 6:30 p.m.: Evening UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF Worship. 7:30. p.m. Wednesday Prayer I . But this piet1Jrc chllll~nges one to idennfy MEIGS COUNTY , Rev . Wando Johnson. and Bible Study . 7:30p .m. ~: . I . hlmstll. On this rocky h1llside tee ml,ng with reSIdirector; Harold Johnson, director of DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST . Charles !ess life only one ls mMler. guide. guerdlen of all. education. Runell . Sr .. minister: Rick Macomber, HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN, Wor· I share with you the common reaiiUitlon. I supt. SunCiay tchool. 9;30 o .m.; worship ship Sa~Vica , 9 a.m .: Church School, am not that one We sl\arl' too the simple fa ith se~Vke, 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Tuesday. 10:30o. m. , that knows The- Lord Is my Shepherd C<v,roghl 1981 1(01ostu• "-'.!VIIrl""''l Servo:& 7:30p .m. MIDDlEPORT . Church School, 9:00 P 0 Be~ 002• Challat!e!Wrllfl ~HQIII• a 22906 AEORGIINlZED CHURCH OF JESUS a.m., Morning worship, 10:15. · !'.cl>llt"'fi'S 1-!:..Cii'O ~i 11\f' •meo.c~• ilot:<ll' S<IC',..I~ CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, Por· SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED tlond R<:~cine Rood. William Roush, Sund~V Monday Tuesday Wednesda~ Ttlursdav Friday SaturOa~ PRESBYTERIAN Church. Church School, pastor : Lindo Evans, ckurch school direc~ fl.I)ITlans •II C onntllians • Galatians • Mark • Acls • I Corintnlans • Romans 10:1Sa. m.: Worship. 11 :30a. m. tot. Church !IC!hool. 9:30 a.m.: morning RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO, Pastor, worship, .· 10:30 a.m. : W~nesdoy '_:·' 7 :-:--:::-::' ' ::'' .:·s,...,,,:.:":.,; ·' : .' · :;:' s C::-O:' o ' : ' ; • ·,,:·'ic' ' : .:' " "' : :' s ;:; ' ;: : ' ; ;.' ::n Rev. John Ev<:~n& , Sunday school , 10 .rh > f rrlh t rd,, t r(il~ T rrh• ' T «lh T ffh> ' t , rrh • 1' (1"h~ · 1'1·'~1,.~.~ ~ evening p~yer services. 7:30p .m. a.m.: Sunday w<:~rship, 11 a.m.: BETHLEHEM BAPTIST , Ruv. E'a rl Shuler , Children's church, 11 a.m. ; Sum;loy evenPastor. Worship service . 9:30a .m. Sun· ing service, 7;00 p.m .; Wednesday even· doy school, 10:30 a.m. Bible Study end• ing young l<:~dies ouKiliory, 6 p.m. praye( service Thvndol.. 7:30p.m . We-dnesday family wOrship, 7:00p.m. ing worship, 7:30. Prayer meeting o.nd ALFRED, Sunday School at 9: ..5 a.m . CARLEl'ON~CHIJRCA, "KM6sbury Rood . _HAZEL .COMMUNITY CHURCH, Near Bible &tudy , Thursday , 7:30p.m .; youth . Gory King, past'or. Sunday school, 9:30 Morn'ing Worship at 1I a.m. Youth, 6:30 long Bottom. Edsel Hort. pastor. Sundoy service, 6 p .m. Sunday. p .m. Sundays . Wednesday Nlghr Prayer a.m., Rolph Carl, superintendent; ~tven· school. 10 a.m.; Church, 7:30 p.m.; . .CHRISTIAN FELLOWSH!P CHURCH, :JB3 Meeting, 7:30p.m . ing worship, 7:30 p.m . Proyer meeting, prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. Thursday . N. 2nd Ave., Middleport.Sunday School, ST. PAUL , (Tuppers Plains) : Sunday Wednesday , 7:30 p.m. MIOOlEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST. Cor· 10:00 a . m. Sun. ' Tues . Evening Services School 9:00 <:~.m . Morning Worship at LONG BOTIOM CHRISTIAt-.1 , Tom ner Ash and Plum ; Ralph Butcher. 7 :30 p.nf~ Friday Prayer Meeting 7:30 10:00 a.m. Bible Study, 7:30p.m. Tues· Ricl'loson, pastor; Wallace Damewood, pastor. Saturday evening service, 7:30 p.m. day. Sunday School Superintendent . Worst,lp p.m .; Sunday School , 10 a.m . Sunday LIBERTY~~,Christian Church. 4 liberty SOUTH BETHEL (Silver Ridge) : Sunday service at 9 o.m . Bible SchooiiO a .m. Worship Service, 11 a .m.: Bible Study ~ve. , P9m1troy. Sunday School 10 a.m .; School 9:00 a.m . Morning Woship 10:00 HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH, Rev. Wed ., 7:30 p.m. , Noel Herrmann , Worship 7:30, Wednesday Service , 7:30 a.m . Wednetday Bible Study. 7:30p.m. Tkeron Durham , pastor. Sunday School p.m. . , teacher. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Oliver at 9:30a.m.: Morning worship at 10:30 MEIGS CHESTER CHURCH OF GOO , Rev. R. E. Swoin , Sup,e rlntendent, Sunday school a.m. Thursday services ot7:30 p . m. COOPERATIVE PARISH Robinson. pastor. Sunday sc:hool, 9:30 9:30 every week . FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION en Bald o,m.: worship service, 11 q.m.; evening · Knob , located on County Rood 31. Rev. METHODIST CHURCH HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Sunday sel"'ica, 7:00: youth urvice, Wadnes·· Lawrence Gluesencamp, pastor: Rev. Schopl, 9:30a.m .: evening Service, 7:30 Rev. Ro~~:e~c;e: C~"J~,~~ director day, 7:00p.m . p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting, 7:30 Roger Willfoassistant pastor , ~reaching Rev. Robert McGee LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. p.m. ;ervices, Sunday 7:30 p .m.. prayer POMEROY, Sunday Sch<:~ol 9: 15 a .m. BEARWALLOW RlDGE CHURCH OF :• Robart~- ~usser, pastor. Sunday 1chaol. meeting, WedneSday , 7:30 p .m. , G<:~ry Worship service 10:30 a.m. Choir 9:30a.m. ; Paul Musser, &upt .: morning CHRIST, Duana Worden, minister. Bible Griffith. leodeYouth groups, Sunday rehearsal, Wednftday, 7 p.m. Rev. wa,.,hip. l0:30; Sunday evening service . c:lou, 9:30a.m.: mprnlngworshlp, 10:30 eveing, 6:30p.m. with Roger ond Violet Robart McGee, pastor . 7:00; ·~id· week service, Wednesday, 7 a.m.; evening wanhip, 6:30 p.m. Willford as leaders . Comnwnion ser· ENTERPRISE, Worship 9 a.m. Church Wednasd<:~y Bible study, 6:30p.m. p.m. , vices first Sunday eac;h month . School 10 a.m. Rlchol-d Rothemlch, SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NEW STIVEASVILLE COMMUN!TY WHITE'S CHAPEL, Coot ... Uie RD. Rev. pastor. NAZARENE, Rev . James B. Kittle, pastor; Church , Sunday School service, 9:.(5' Ray Deeter , past9r. Sunday school 9:30 ROCK SPRINGS. Sundoy School9: 15 a . Norman Presley, Sunday School a.m.: Worship service. 10:30: ' a.m.; worship service , 10:30 a .m. Bible m. Worship service . 10 o . m., Richard Superintenden,. Sunday school 9:30 Evangelistic S..-vice, 7:30 p.m. Wedne•· study and prayer service-. Wednesday . a.m .; morning worship, 10:.(5 a.m .: Aothemich, postor. doy , Prayer trieetlng, 7:30, 7:30p .m. FLATWOODS, Church School 10 a .m. evangelistic sarvic:a, 7 p.m .' Prover and ZION CHURlH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Eugene Worship 11 a.ni ., Richard . Rothemich, Praise Wednesday, 7 p.m. : youth Harrisonville Rd .; Robert Purtell, pastor; Underwood, postor; Herb Elliott, Sund<:~y pastor . meeting. 1 p .m. Bill McElroy, Sund<:~y sckoolsupt. Sund<:~y school supt. Sunday school , 9:30 o.m.; EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST . MIDDlEPORT CLUSTER school, 9:30 o.m .; worship service 10:30 morning worship and com union , 10:30 Elderi R. Bloke, pastor. Sunday School10 HEATH. Church School9 :30 a.m. Woro.m.; Sunday worship service. 7 :30p.m. a .m. a.m.: Robert Read, supt.; Morning sar· ship 10:30 a.m. UMYF .6 p.m. Robert Monday ond Tuesday evening services, RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST CHURCH, mon. II a.m .; Sunday night services Robinson, Pastor. Amos Tillis, pastor; Oonny Tillis, Sunday 7:.30 each ev&ning. Christian Endeavor , 7:30p.m .: Song ser· RUTLAND. Cflurch School 9:30 a.m . School Supt. Sunday School , 9:30 o .m.; ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine vice, 8 p.m.; Preaching 8:30 p.m . . Worship 10;:J0o.m. Robert Rider, pa11tor. Grove. The Rev. William Middlesworth, followed by morning worship. Sunday Midweek Prayer meeting, Wedne•doy, 7 SALEM CENTER, Worship 9 a.m. Pastor. Church services 9:30 a .m. Sun· evening service, 7:00 p.m. Prayer Church School 9;.(5 a.m . Robert Rider, p.m.; ~lvin Reed , loy leader. day Schoolt0:30 o.m. .meeting. Wec:tnasday , 7:00p .m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIS'l , located at pastor , · BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST , Jerry RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE Rutland on New Limo Rood , nalllt to PEARL CH~PEL , Sunday Sct"-ool 9:30 Pingley. pas~or. Sunday school, 9:30 NAZARENE . ~ev. lloyd ~ · Grimm , Jr .. Forest Acre Pork; Rev . Roy Rouse , a.m. Worship 7:30p .m. a.m.: morning •worship, 10:30 a.m .. pastor. Sunday school . 9:30a.m. : worpastor; Robert Musser, Sundo'f School SNOWVILLE, Sunday Sct,ool, 9:30a.m. ship service, 10:30 a.m. 8roodcost live Wednesday evenin9 service . 7:30. supt. Sund~y school , 10:30 a .m.; worship Worship 11 :OO.o.m . ANTIQUITY BAPTIST, Rev. Earl Shular. over WMPO; young people's service , 7 7:30 p .m.B1ble Study , Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic service. 7:30 p.m. SYRACUSE CLUSTER pastor. Sunday school9:30 o .m.: Church p.m .: Sctu~day night prayer service, 7:30 Wednesday service . 7:30p.m. ' ~ Rev. Stanley Merrifiad, Minister &&rvice, 7 p .m.; youtk meeting . 6 '-' FOREST RUN: Worshp 9 a. m. Church p.m . p .m. Tuesday Bible Study. 1 p.m . FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , Corner of School 10 a.m . HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Roger Second and APastor Frank Lowther. Sun· RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. MINERSVILLE, Church School 9 o. m . Watson, ~star : (ranson Pratt , Sunday dey school. 9;.45 a.m.; worship service, Rev. Thomas H. Collier , pastor. Martha sct.ool supt. Morning worship. 9:30a.m .: Worship 10a.m. Wolfe, Chairman of the Boord of Chris· II a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Weekly Bible ASBURY: Church Sc:hool 9:50 o. m. Sunday school. 10:3Q a.m. : evening ser· Study , Wednesday, 7:30p.m. tia11life. Sunday School, 9:30 o. m.; mor· Worship 11 a.m. Ellbla Study 7:30 p.m . vice, 7:3Q. MASON CHURCH OF c.,:aRIST, Miller nhig worship,, 10:30; Sunday evening MT .. UNION BAPTIST. Rev . Tom Thursday. UMW fist Tuesday . ,worship , 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting , St .. Mason, W. Va. Eugene l. Conger, SOUTHERN CLUSTER Dooley; Joe Sayre. Sundoy School Wednesday, 7:30p.m. minister. Sunday Bible Study 10 a .m.; Rev. J<:~mes Clark Superlntenent. Sunday school. 9: ..5 RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L. Walket' , Worship· II a .m. and 7 p.m. WedneSday Rev. Mark Flynn a.m. ; evening worahip. 7;30 p.m . Pr<:~yer Posto.r, Robert Smltt,, Sunday school Bible Study, vocol music, 1 p.m . Rev. Florence Smith meeting, 7:30p.m. Wedn"day. supt.; Sunday school, 9:30a.m .; m~Q~rning LIFE SCIENCE CHURCH 12 North TUPPERS PLIIINS CHURCH Of CHRIST. Rev. Carl Hicks worship , 10:.(0 a .m. ; Sunday eVening Third St .. Chest,ire. Independent, fun· Vincent C. Waters, Ill, minister ; Hermon domentol sen,icas. Sunday evening 7:30 BETHANY , (Dorcas), Warship 9:00 worship , 7:30; Wednesday evening Bible Block, superintendent. Sunday Sc;:t,ool a.m. Church School 10:00 a.m: Bible study. 7:30. p.m. Pastor Rev. Or. Robe.-t Persons. 9:30 a .m.; evening service, 7 p.m .; study, 1st, 2nd, Jrd and 5th Tuesdays · DANVILLE WESLEYIIN, Rov. A. 0. MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dudding Wodnotdoy Blblo Shody. 7 p.m . .7:15p .m.; youth fellowship , 2nd and .(th Brown, pastor. Sunday School. 9:30 Lana, Moson , W. Va. Rev . Ronnie B. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Tuesdays. 6:00p.m. .a.m .; morning worship 10: .. 5; youth ser Rosa . Pastor. Sunday School 9:.(5 a .m.; 1 Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor . Frank Riffle, CARMEL and SUTTON (Worship, Sun· vice , 6:..5 p.m.-: evening worship, 7:30 Morning Worship 11 a .m. Evening Ser· supt. Sunday School, 9:30a .m. Worship day SchOQI ahd most other events held vice 7:30 p.m . Wednesday Women's p.m. ; proyer and praise , Wednesday, servke, 11 a.m . and 7:30 p.m. Prayer Ministries 9 a.m . (meeting and prayer,· jointly.) Sunday Sckool9: .. 5 and Worship 7:30p.m. mHtlng, Wadnesdoy , 7:30p.m. 11 :00 of Sutton first and third Sundays Prayer and Bible Study 7 p.m. SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST. Aov. Mar· LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST ond ot Carmel second and fourth Sun· HARTFORD ,CHURCH OF CHRlST IN vin Markin , paator; Steve little Sunday CHURCH. Rev . Robert Miller, pastor: days. Bible Study second, fourth and CHRISTIAN UNtON, The Rev . William school supt. Sunday school. 10 a.m.; f ifth Thursdays. 7:15p.m. Family Night Campbell, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 morning worship , 11 a.m. Sunday even· · Fellow!hip Dinner third Thur$day , 6:30 a.m.; James Hughes , supt., evening ser· p.m. vice, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening APPLE GROVE , Sundav School 9:30 prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. Youth prayer a .m . Worship 7:30p.m. 1st and 3rd Sun service each Tuesday. days: Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:30 FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, W. p.m. Fallow!hlp supper firat Saturday 6 Vo .. Rt . I, Mark Irwin , pastor. Worstllp p.m . UMW 2nd Tuesdov 7:30p.m. services, q :30 a.m .: Sundov school, 11 EAST LETART, Church School 9 a.m. a.m.; evening worship, 7:30p.m. Tues. sCripture - "And, l)ehold, there was a man In Jerusalem, whose Worship servlee 10 o .m. Prayer meeting day cottage prayer meeting and Bible name was Simeon; and the same man was just and devout, waiting for 7:30 p.m. Wodnasdoy . UMW second study, 9:30 a.m. Worship servlc:e, the consolation of Israel: and the Holy Ghost was upon· him. Tuesday 7:30p.m. Wltdnesday. 7:30p.m. And it was revealed unto him by the Holy Ghost, that he should not RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday school CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , now located see death. before: he had seen the Lord's Christ. 10 o .m.; worship. II a .m. Choir practice, on Pomeroy Pike. County Road 25, near And he came by the Spirit Into the temple: and when the parents Flatwoods: Rev. Blockwood. posfor . Ser' Thursday, 8 p.m. brought in the Child Jesus, to do for him· after the custom of the law. vices on Sunday of 10:30 a.m. ond 7:30 lETART FALL$- Worship service 9 Then took he him up In his arms, and blessed God. and said, Lord, . p.m. with Sunde~ school, 9:30a.m. Bible a .m . Ckur~h SchoollO o .m. now lettest thou thy servant depart In peace, according to thy word: MORNING STAR , Worship 9:30a.m .: study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. For mine eyes have seen thy salvation, Which thou hast prepared INDEPENDENT HOUNESS CHURCH. Church Schoo110:30 a.m. before lhe face of all people. INC . - Pearl St., Middleport. Rev. MORSE CHAPEL, Church School 9:30 A light to lighten the Gontlles, and the glory of they people Israel . O'Dell Manley, postor: Sunday school, a.m. WDf'ahlp 11 a.m . -St. Luke2:2H2. . 9:30 o.m. ; Morning worship 10:30 a.m.; PORTLAND. Sunday School 6:30p.m ., Simeon lived in a time of spiritual decay and-apostasy. Yet, like evening worship. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Evenln8 Worship,_ 7:30 p.m. Youth Noah, he was a ~ust man . · 12:30 p.m . Woman 's prayer meeting; F•llowship, Wednesday , 7 :30,p.m. , No doubt many people werelool<lng for tne. coming of the MesSiah, Prayer and praise service, Wednesday, NOATHEIIST CLUSTER but they were exptctlno a politlcel deliverer who Wt'Uid deliver them 7:30p.m. R•v. Richard W. Thomas from the enemy nations around them. Simeon had a broad~r view of RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF Duane Sydenstrlc~er, Sr. what the com IIIII of the Messlan would mean. With his physl<al ayes he JESUS CHRIST , Elder Ja.m ts Miller. Bible. Sheldon Johnson saw only a little helpless baby, but with his splrlt\1111 Insight Simeon study, Wedne1day . 7:30 p.m .: Sunday ' John W. Douglas saw God incarnated in hUman flesh and salvation for all who would ac· School, 10 a.m. Sunday night service , JOP,PA·, Worship 9:00 a.m. C.,urct-1 cept him as Lord and Saviour. ' 7:30p.m. • SchooiiO:OO a.m. The reason Slm&On had tuch deep spiritual percep11on was the fact POMEROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS CHESTER, Worship 9 o.m., Churc:t, that "the Holy Ghost w•s upon him." This Is in kt;epihg with whc' Harrisonville Raac:J; Earl Fieldl. pastor: School 10 a.m. Choir Rehearsal 7 p.m .. Jesus said In Matthew S:8 "Blessed are the pure In heart: for they Henry Eblin. Jr... Sunday School Supt. Thundoys. llble Study , Thursdays. . shall see God." . Sunday School9:30 a. rn.: Momtng Wor • . 7:30p.m. Now that Simeon saw Christ he was rt!ady to depart from thilllfe ship 11 o. m.; Sunday evening Mrvlce, LONG IOTTOM. Sunday School at 9:30 In peace. He now views his life as complete ·and ready to break ties a.m. Evening Worahlp at 7:30 p .m. 7:30 .m.: Praye1 Meeting. ThurSday, 7:30 with this world, and enter Into lhal heavenly rest. The Bible says," ... ThundayllbleStudy, 7:30p.m. . p.m. Godliness Is profitable unto all things havlll!l promise of the life that IEEDivtLLI: Sundar School 9:30a.m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHUIICH OF GOD now Is', and of that which is tocome.u- I Timothy ~ : lb. -..~ng Warohlp 10:30 a.m. Evttnlng Nat Pentec:Otlol, Rev. Georp Oiler , By Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., Pastor, Rutland Church of the Nazarene. Worthp 7:30 p.m. llble St.,dy pastor . Worship servke Sunday, 9:.tl5 a.m. ; Sunday school, , J I a.m.; worship "'_.,.~a! p.m. · TRINITY CHURCH . Rev . W. H. Perrin, paStor; MASTER MECHANIC TORCH KIT 6 pc. with Metal Case · Reg. '22.99 ............................ SAi.l '15.99 Jotu~ F. Fultz, Mgr.· RACINE PLANING -Mill · .. K&C JEWELERS Mill Worh Cabinet Making ~ ...,_"'_ .... Powerful* Component Stereo System · Budget-Priced for Giving · VACO 10 pc. Mobile Home SCREWDRIVER SET Reg. '17.00 ....... SALE '9.99 VISE GRIP SET Reg. '16.39 .................SALE '9.99 · Reg. 124.98............................. SALE '19.99 · Eat In or Carry Out 99H6SS . , 16 FT. BOOSTER CABLE SET 6 ga. ~ CENTER, INC. Savings lloiln CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR THE HANDYMAN Reg. '39.99............................. SALE '34.99 ap· ~~ F(>nnttrlv AlhMI County ..a~~..a~l'$1~"""~lllli~~JIHJ::SJ""i'~llllillllilllli!OBI No. 490 SKIL DUAL ACTION SANDER , ,, '-- .P PillA SHACK '" . MEIGS nRE Diamond Savinp RAI.L'S 8EN Loan Co. jlFRANKUN" ~ "216E.Main Pomeroy l' Mid~leport, Ohio JUS.T ARRIVED ' 10% O~' F "' of Columbus, 0. 804 W. Main 992-2318 Pomeroy NEW SHIPMENT FRIDAY & SATURDAY 461 992-2196 ~-M.JIIJrMMMMM~M~s:::aJLJ!IiMJI$.\I~~Jt:lliWllllf.il PSFALGSTAFF DISHWARE Pat Hill Ford, Inc. The and conunercial matters. Your intuition as to hOw to make or save money should prove profitable. CANCER (June 21·July 22) Activities or projects you originate today should work out , well, provided you asswne direct control. Delegate as little as possible. LEO IJuly 23-Aug. 22) Normally you like to be where the action is, but today a little solitude will be good lor you. It will help put your thoughts in order. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Being around tile right type of friends will afford you great pleasure today. Don't select companions at random - choose those with whom you have much in common. LIBRA ISept. 23-0ct. 23) You're not likely to push yourself too hard today unless you are confronted with some form of challenge. Tests bring out your best. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You'll feel no urges today to dictate to others how they should live their lives, yet if anyone comes to you for counsel yuur advice will be wise and constructive. ~ This Message and Church Ditectory.~ponsored By The .Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. GOOD OLE BOYS NEASE SETTLEMENT Hymn Sing 2 p.m. Sunday at Nease Settlement Church featurtng the Country Hymn. Timers; public invlt~ct Sunday . ~--- " firemen and their families, emel'l!ency aquad members and families, and the Ladles Auxlllary and their lamilles. The dinner will be served at 5 p.m. Those attending are liked to take a covered dish and their own table service. The meat will be furnished by the emergency squad. MEMBERS of the Southeast District of the Reor-ganized Church of Jesll$ Christ of Latter Day Saints will present a Christmas cantata on Saturday at 7:30p.m. at the Portland-Racine Church. The public is invited. Astrograph Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio mas dinner will be held Sunday, Dee. 20, at the Tuppers Plains fire houae for Qnnce Townahlp Saturday ADULT FELLOWSIDP Class of Syracuse Church of the Nazarene will meet Friday at ; p.m. in the fellowship hall. THE WILLING Workers Class of the Enterprise United Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Brown. Friday, December 11,1981 I' \~ Service. 7:30 p.m . Thursday prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. MT. HERMON United Brethren In Christ Churck. Rev. Robert Sanders , poster; Dan Will. lay leader. Locate d in Te11os Community oft CR B2.· Sunday school, 9:30a.m.: Morning worship service, 10:45 a.m.; e ... ening preach ing service second and fourth Sundays. 7:30 p.m.: Christian Endeavor. fin! and third Sundo~s . 7:30 p .m. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study. 7:30p .m. JEHOVAH 'S WITNESSES, 37319 State Route 124 (One mile east of Rutland}, Sunday , Bible lecture 9·30 a. m.; Waf· chtower study, 10:20 a.m .· Tuesdpy, Bi ble study, 7:30 p.m .; Thur sday, Theocratic , Sckool. 7:30 'p.m.: Servic& Meeting, 8:20p.m, ' RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST. Church Solem 'St ., Rutland . Oona ld Korr , Sr. pastOr; Bud St&wort, superintendent. Sunday Scl1ool , 10 a.m. ; evening wor·' ship , 7:30p.m . Wednesday evening service, 7:30p .m. CHURCH OF GOO of Prophecy. located on 'the 0 . J. White Rood ofl high Way 160. Sunday Schoo! 10 a .m. Superinlendent John Loveday. First Wednesday night of month CPMA services , second Wednes· doy WMB meeting . third through litth youth service. George CroyiEi , pastor. HO~E BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Gronl St., Middleport: Sundoy School, 10 a. m.: morn ing worship , II o. m . even ing wor ship. 7 p. m. Wednesday evening Bible stUdy and prayer meeti ng, 7 p . m. AI· fili<:~ted with Southern Boptist COnven· tion. · BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST.._ Ricky Gilbert, pastor ; Steve Pickens superintendent. Surdoy School 9:30 o: m .: Churcl1 Serv ices, l0:30o,m. JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER George's Creek Rood. Rev, C J. Lemley , pastor : John Fellure, superintendent . Church school. 9:30a.m. : morning worship , 10:30; evening service, 7 p .'m . Bible Study Thurs .. 7 p.m. Classes for all ages . Nursery provided for worship services . ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of Sycamore and Second Sts.; Pomeroy . The Rev . Wtlliom M iddlesworth , Pastor . Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and Church Ser~ices 11 a .m. SACRED HEART, R&v . Fot11er Paul D Welton, pastor . Phone' 992-2825. Sotur: doy avaninQ ~ass, 7:30 : Sunday Mass , 8 and 10 a.m .: Confession, S<:~turdoy . 7-7:30 p.m. VICTORY BAPTIST - 525 N , 2nd St ,, Middleport . James E. j(eesee , pastor , Sunday morning wor5hip, 10 a.m. ; even ing service . 7: Wednesday evening worship. 7 p .m. ; VIsitation , Tkursdoy , 6:30 p .m. TRINITY Christian Assembly, Coolville Gilbert Spencer , po5tor . Sunday school. 9:30 <:~ .m.; morn ing worsh ip, 11 a.m. Sundoy evening service , 7:30p .m. ; midweek prayer service Wednesday , 7 :30p.m . MOUNT Oli ... e Comm~nity Church , lawrence Bush , ~:>astor ; Ma11 Folm er Sr Superintendent. Sunday School and ~or : ning. wo~ship, 9:30 a.m . Su~day e-..ening serv1ce, 7 p .m.; Youth meetmg ond Bible stud~. Wednes~oy, • 7 p.m. UNITED FAITH CHURCH - Route 7 on Pomeroy bypass. Rev . Robe rt Smith Sr pastor: Rev. James Cundiff , assi~to~l pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 o.m. ; morn · i119 worship . 10:30 a . m.; even ing war · ship, 7:30 . Women 's Fellow sl1 ip . Tuesdays, 10 a. m .: Wednesday nigh t prayer service, 7:30p .m. FAITH BAPTIST Church, Mason, meet at United Steel Workers Un ion Hall Ro!lrood Street. Mos<:~n . Morn ing war: sh1p9:30 a.m., Sundt~y School10:30 a.m. Evening Servic&, 7 p.m . Preyer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m . Mid-Week Bible Stud~ . Thursday, 7 p.m. FOREST RUN BAPTIST - Rev, Ny!e Elarehm , pastor . Cornelius Bun ch superlntendvnt. Sund<:~y school , 9:36 a.m. ; secor,d and fourth Sundays wor · ship s'ervice ot 2:30p .m. MT . MORIAH BAPTIST - Fourth Ond Main St .. M•dd!eport, Rev, Colvin Min · nls, pastor . Mrs . Elvin Bumgardner , supt: Sunday school, 9:30 o.m .; worship 5erv1ce, 10:45 a .m. •. BURLINGHAM SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH, Route 1. St,ode . Pastor Don Black . Affiliated witt, Soutt,ern Bapti st Convention . S~nday school , 1:30 p.m.: Sunday worsh1p, 2:30 p.m. Tt,ursday evehing Bible study. 7 p.m . PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY , Ra cine Route 124, Willi<:~m Hoback , pastor . Sun : d~y school , 10 a.m .: S!Jndoy evening sar· vtce, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday eening service, 7. CARPENTER BAPTIST , R~ . Fret' land Norris, pastor . Don Cheadle·, Supt. Sund<:~y School,''1j1 :3Q a.m . .Morning W<:~rsh i p . 10:30 o.m. Prayer Ser ... ice, olternot" Sundays. MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Third Ave ., the Rev. Cl<:~rk Baker , pastor . Carl Nottingham, Sunday Sthool Supt . Sunday School 10 a . m. - cl<:~sses tor all ages; Evening servic;e$, 6:00. Wednesday Stud~. 7:30p .m. Youth sarv\ce:. 7:30p.m. Friday. ' ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP . 128 Mill St Mlddt..,ort. Pastor Is Brother Chuck McPherson. Sunday School at 10 0 m Services Sunday evening at 7 p.rn . 'and Wednesday ot 7 p.m , , �'~ t ::; ·.• F Ohio 11 1911 Friday, The Small investlnent, large .Busi.ness Services HANDCRAfiED return. Sentinel Want Ads Plibl ic Noll co In the common Pleas C011rt Ordinance NO, .456, · deted February 3, 1975; Or· of Meigs County, Ohio, 11nance No. 473, dated June wherein you have been ;, 1976; Orclinance No. 45, named defendants prtl)'ing :Jated January 1, 1978; ord· tor a permanent lnlunc:tlon from maintaining a nuisan· ~Jinance No. 501. date PUBLIC NOTICE Notice Is herebv given that on Saturdav. Decem· ber 12th, 1981, at 10:00 a.m. a public sale will be held.at 105 Union · Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohiol to sell for February 19, 1979; and Or· ce and ordering you to cash the ollowlng CJinance No. 511, dated remove, , abate, suspend, January .f. 1980, Ordinance alter or otherwise improve collateral; 1975Chev. Malibu Station No . 516, dated 1981 is the real estate herein and Wogan, Ser . 1C3~H~O.r/1992 hereby amended to the e)(· tent that Section 1. paragraph 0 is changed as follows: Se<:tlon 1, That t.he following scale of salanes and wages for employ,ees of No. The Farmers Bank and Savings _ C ompany, Flomeroy, Ohio,· reserves proper party and II nol. of same be assessed against the property and the right to bid ai t~ls sale, made a lien upon the real and to witt'ldraw the above estate, and costs of this acvehicles prior to sale. Fur· the Village of Pomeroy, tion. The real estate is ther, The Farmers Bank OtJio, shan r~a~ as follows. described as follows: and Savings Companv and be effective. Situated in Orange Town· 0 . Assistant Office·Cierk ship, Meiys County, Ohio reserves the right to relect Bookkeeper, $3.00 Hour any or all bids submiHed. · Company s Purchase; Further. vehicles are Town 4, Range 12, begin· Passed lH-81 ·sold In the condition they at the southwest cor· APPROVED: nlng are in with no expressed or ner of Section 24; thence in Clarence Andrews implied warranties given. easterly direction along MAYOR an the center of the road to a ATT~ST: (12) 10, 11, 21c lot owned by William Ben· Jane Watton tz; thence north along the Clerk Public Notice west line of said WHiiam Bentz lot to the center of (12) 11, 18, 2tc lhe ro•d leading past William Bentz' house; Pubtir: Notice thence in a westeriy direc· tlon along the center of the IN THE read to the west line of Sec· COMMON PLEAS tion :24; thence south along COURT OF the west line of said Section MEIGS COUNTY, . to the flace of beQinnlng, OHIO 3.65 acres, be STATE OF OHIO AND contain1ng the same more or less. YS. Defendants. BURGER AllEGATIONS - Accordlog lo the plley proofs of a new book hy John D. EbrUchman,lop left, Rk:llanl Nixon, lop right, met with Chief Jwtlre Warrea E. Burger, bottom left, in the White House In aP· I NEW YORK (AP). - Fonner President Nixon thought "blacks were genetically inferior to whites," toyed with the idea of nominating Spiro T. Agnew to the Supreme Court and had doubts about Chief Justlce Warren Burger's abilities, •says Nixon's top domestic aide. .John Ehrlichman also says that Nixon thought Henry !{issigner cOuldn't get the confidence of Arab leaders because be was Jewish and that there was "constant friction" between the White House and the Cabinet. Ehrlichman makes the statements in ''Witness to Power," his third book, which is scheduled for publication .by Simon & Schuster next spring. Micbael Korda, editor of the book, sent copies of the ad· vance uncorrected proofs to 22 people the author approved, in· eluding friends and reviewers. The Associated Press independently obtained a copy Thursday. In one section of the book, Ehrlichman says Burger discussed a pen· ding Supreme Court desegregation case at a 1970 breakfast meeting at the White House with Nixon, thenAttorney General John Mitchell and Ehrlichman. The discussion was improper according to the Code of Judicial Conduct of the American Bar Aasociation. ' Ehrllchman says that Nixon and \ Mitchell "made a constant effort to in touch with Burger. The , pident had a notion that Burger's ';decisions on cases before the court 11.: were not always worked out with ..lj!! Sllfticient clarity." -.o. Neither Kissinger, the former ' secretary of state and national security adviser, nor Ehrlichman · COIIld be located Thursday. Nixon apokesman Nicholas Ruwe said the former president would have no ''iGmment on the Burger report. An attempt was made to reach Nixon &r comment on other items in the ' boGk, but he could not be reached. 11w 1ell McGurn, a spokesman for 'till Supreme Court, said the •"J!Utlces do not respond to . • ;.·kep . ~ :· .. Gold said Thursday that there was speculation in the press in 1972 that Nixon would name Agnew lo the court so he could nominate former Gov.- John Connally of Texas as his 9PPQSition seem to be growing confident tlhat the votes are on their side. "They're going to bave to work to win," said Rep. Ed Jones, [).Tenn., a senior Agriculture Committee ' ~, ''We'... oa18inly not out of the member and subcommittee chair- · . ....... 1'l • the fann bitt," said man who is working for the bill's ! ,...... Re~ 1blkln leader Robert defeat. ; llicAfl ; 'Illinois, the ad· Jones and other opposition leaders , ·JIH ' atillll'o point man in the from both parties have been bWiy buttonhoUng' colleagues this week in '"Wthefint pa:e,nabody likes it, , an effort to turn out u many votes ... liP• Jill ,..,....... who put It as pooa!Ne 1p,inlt tile bW. . ,........,lllehel181d. Block and lop Alric:ultnre Department offldala have met with C(lfDo ""'""" who Allricultnre llrGally Secrelary b8cka the modlty group leaderii to push their ~ uyw c:buca are better caae while Mlcbel and other House . . . _ . that tile will •P" supporters have been trYing to coun,nwit nat week,~ leading the teract tile oppcllillon. . i "*' ..... no. SHAG CARPET Good ~elecilon Kitchen 3 Rolls io Rubber· Backed BOGGS lull! GlriiH" Clll for frN aiding olllmltts. r4f-2101 or ,.,·2160. No sunday Cllil' u.s. IH. sa east Cuvs11ille, Ohio:. ulhorl1ed JOlin Deer e, New Holland, B•.uh Ho~ -Farm Equipm!;!nl Dealer FARM EQUIPMENT PARTS•& SERVICE USED EQUIPMENT 1- No. I60il O~sel 3·11·11< WANTED TO SALE$ & SERVICE Ford Tra(IOr w l C;~b MOD-4010 Dle.sel J .O , Tra(fOr MOD·J2J 1 !low Nt!w ldl!a corn Pic kf!r DOZER iler sites & I Driv,ewa vs. Sma II jobs a specialty. Ditcher or Trench Service. Gas & water Lines I LOVE YOU. JIM LUCAS PH. 742-2753 JOHN 11 ·19·1 mo . S&W General . AND CUSTOMI~ING Re;-Biue and Re-Finish Restock, parts, etc. Order Guns 10% Above Wholesale -STUART WAYNE PULLINS Call Aller 4 P.M. 992-1656 11· 12· 1 mo. l Pomes:-a~AP Scrap Iron & Metal) picking up junk auto bodies. Top prices paid for auto bodies, scrap iron and metals. 1 mile west of Fair· grounds on Old Rt. 33. Now Mon .-Fri. 8:30 to 4:00 Ph. 992-6564 10 12 If R . EESE . ~_1- ~ .... TRENCHING SERVICE Water·Sewer·Eiectric . h Gas L me· 0 itc e$ Water Line Hook-ups Septi' Tanks County Certified Roush Lane Cheshire, Oh. P~. · 367-7560 1·1-ltlc OHIO VALLEY . ROOFING AndHomeMaintenance •Roofing ot all types ~Siding •Remodeling •Free estimates •20 Yrs. eKperience Can be bOught in Racine area on land contract. Asking $35,900 . 1 KeepThlsAdfor ' Future Reference APPLIANCE SERVICE " , ,Call Ken Young : For Fast Servlc:e DEER H·UNTER SPECIAL - I acre 2 B .R . fur· nished trailer with city water in Long B·ottom . 985-3561 PARTS AND SERVICE $8,000. All MAKES •Wo5hers •Dryers •Ranges •Disposals ••Dhlhwo5hers . •Ho"t Water Tonks 9·5·tfc llentals Available Sometimes S100·S300 Range CALL US TO BUY OR SELL Nancy Jaspers-Assoc·iate, PH. &•3-2075 For all of your wir· ing needs. Let George Miller check your present elec· trical system. Residential & Commercial SUNRISE HEATING Rt. &COOLING 2, Albany. Ohio 61H98·6791 1116tln 1 excavating 1 Water, Sewer & WANT AD INFORMAnON Gas Lines 1 Dump Truck Licensed & Bonded .· Ph. 992·7201 Or Write Daily Sentinel Classified Dept. ' 111 Court St., Pom,roy, Oh. 457" . 5·2Hfc I THE FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992·6011 992-7656 8·20·tfc KLUB Scout Camp Rd. Chester, Oh. Order Now for Christmas: *Gifts for Golfers *Discount Prices on Shirts. Windbreakers, Sweaters, Socks, P.:mts, Shoes *Short game ~ractice *Prop-Golf lessons for all ages *Repair: Cleaning, refinishing, new grips length change, weight ch·~nge • Fast service 6 Free lessons drawing * 2-ln MlrMr.. m ~A!UtOUftC .....nt1 ........OI~WIV 5-HI'"Adl 6-I.Ht IfNI FovfMI. J-Yinlllll ··- t-P'*Iklljl f-Winftld to lur eEMPLOYMENT SERVICES 11-HelpWiftted 12-IHNIICMI W•nte IJ-IIIIUrlnCI 1._1u11M11 Training 15--SCftOOtllftllf'UCfiOn 16-lt•d .., TV, tCIIt. . lr tt-Wanftcl To Do )Wanted l For Sate ) Announcement )For Rent 17. - - -- - 18. - . . , . - - - - - 19,, _ _ __ __ 1. ---,---~ 20. - - - - . , - - - 3. 21. - - - - - . , - 22. _ _ _ _ __ 2. _ _ _ __ 4- -~--5, _ _ _ _ __ 6. -_ -" 7. __ _ _- ··----9. - - - : - - ; - - - 10. - - - - - 11. ~~---12. 1"3. 23. _ _ _ _ __ 2··----~- 25. - - - - - ' - 26. - - - - - ' - - 27. - - - - - . . , . - 28.------ 29.-----:10 •. - ; - - - - - ' - - 31. _.:.'- - - - 32. - - ' " ' -- - 14. 33. - ·- - - - ·----.:c----- 15.------ :w: 16. --~--'-'-- 35._~--~ Me II Thll Ceupon with Remittence The '.,.IIY ltnllntl 111 C.Urtlt. · I I I I I I I .I I I I I I I e FINANCIAL 'lt-lusln"' o..,.,.eunlty 22-MIMY to L.oan D-PrtlttiiDMI SIMIICII eREAL-ESUTE :a,_..__.. ...... Hlrlllt :11-Mtllrlll Hom" u-.............. ~ M-In..... lu!Nintt n--ut~IAtrNII Jt- R.. IItt.tt Wantlld JJ-It .. llerl I I 1 '--.····--·-P··o·m,-~:~:~~·- _____ _j 41 -.HIIUI.. for Rtnt ... .... ...... ........ ~J-MnlttHornet torRent «-APirfllltftt11or Rl!nt ,., ••m• o-FumiiMd ..._ .l • 47-WHfii .. R•t _.. .,__,_.LHM ,., ""' eMERCHANDISE JI-M.......... Iooft !t--C I ; TV, Rad_, I C!VIpmtnt 13--AIIfitlutt '' ~ •• 54-Mite:. Merctatndfse u-lullfl•t suppllu M.-Peh fer Sill 11· 12· 1 mo. 51-MutiCIIInllrltftltftl 11- F rulh I. Vlflllbl•• lt-Po_r 1111 or Trade eFAAMSUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK ~ERTIFIED , 1.....,parm l!quiPm~t 62-WantM·tt llltr 61- Liwttoc:lr. Sail 64--Har & Grain 65-SNIII Ptrtilillr Wlni·Ad AdYirllllng DudI I ~r2:DI1on liaturda~ TuiiUy "'"' PrMIIJIIN t'.M. ftle"cllr ....,. JUMicatt., luiMIIJII.P.M. ''"-W' 8'pk'. Pepsi products ••-.......... a .. Sl.l9 plus dep.& tax 6 pk. Pepsi products 72-Truclltlerllll ~VHIICW.D. 51.99 & fa)( . 1+-M.twcyetes 7!-. . .h I Moten 7t-Aut.Partll , 8 pk. 16 oz. Cokes $1.39 plus dep. & taK Hours: Mon.·Saf. .,.,, A«ee...... l 6A.M.·9 P.M. Sunday 8 A.M.•9 P.M. 11· 15-1 mo. and sewing machine repair, paris, and ~ SCOTTISH INNS AnEITIOI Real Estate OFF· SEASON RATES S120WEEKLY 5400 MONTHLY RGIL B. SR. occupancy. Phone 1-304-675-6276 1- ( 614)·992·3325 BAILY'S M-M.K, ....... SHoES u, .. ts ...,.. . . . . . . ....,... ........................ tr.• aoois & Shoes for tht11thote Iami ly • 1........... ...,. ..... MIINI HHit ..... IIMI 'YIN .... are~ t11ty wtnt C.• .................. fir ... carry................ c. . ef ,...,........,,.......,.. ..................... ,.......... ...._. •. ,............,.m..., ... ...,..... ,..,...._ ... • -~ Locations i22 N. Sec. Ave. • Middleport '& 10711 u.s. 35 • ; Jackson, OH. , · 1H3:1 mo. - New Homes - ex· tensive remodel· in g. e Electrical work • Roofing work 14 Years Experience Greg Roush Ph. 992-7583 19·1 mo. HARRISON 1V SERVICE NOW OPEN Used Color TV Sets for Sale. NEW PHONE NO. 992-6259 276 Sycamore St. Middleport, Ohio 2 9·21 ·tlc both for $28,500. 18 ACRES - on State Rt. some fence, old farm house and buildings . 2 bedroom 12x52 mobile home. Ideal for family or you can sub·divide. T.P. water. near Eastern school . COUNTRY RANCH - Lovely big family room with woodburni'ng f ireplace. This modern 2 yr. old home has 8 rooms. 2 full baths, 2 car garage and 1 nice level acre . . Lots of good car· peting and not far out. ON RT. 143- 5,yr. old one floor plan . 8 rooms, · 2 baths, woodburner, carpeting, 3 bedrooms, large back ·porch. sTove, 2 dr. refrigerator, and disposal. Level L acres. ASSOCIATES HELEN L.. GORDON B. AND SUE P. M''"' l PHY . I lou-.imt Hv. u II /If•" t' •t '> TRAPPER we have a com· ptete line of trapping sup, plies. Traps, dye, wax, and lures. Spring Valley Trading Co., Spring Valley old, spade. Call304-675·5690 after 4. ~~========~i aRacine Gun Fire ShootDept. , SatsponSors nights Puppies and kittens. 304· PRATrR'S ftl CLEANING SERVICE 6:30p.m ., Bashan . Factory choke 12 guage shotgun. We wi 11 dean any size business · office· homes· banks · etc. No Job Too ·small or Too Large. We will do it a II. Birchf ield's Taxidermy. Deer heads mounted. East of Rutland on 124. 614·742· ~ Reasonable Rates Phone 992·9981 RAW FUR buyer. Beef & deer hide· g lnshang . Trap· ping supplies. George Bucklev;Rt. 2, Athens, Oh. 614 ·6 64 · 4761 . Open evenings . 2178. Flea Market. New Opening. 7 days a week. The Heart of Middleport. 20 N ~ 2nd St. formerly Martin General Store. 992·6370. We still have plenty of ap· pies at Fitzpatrick Or· chard, SR689. Phone 614· 669,3785, ~====:=:.J Santa's E If Open You'll . Now thru Dec. 21. 10 until ? . Sho~. 3067. 675,2254. 7 mo. old female Beagle. Call «6 2805. 2 puppies halt Beagle and half bird dog . Call245·5312. "• PUPPIES , 2 male, female, 304·895·3885. 1 Bob tail. 99N089, WANT AD Racine Gun Club dues are before Jan . 1, 1982. 1 Gun Shoot at the Rutland American Legion. 12:00 sundav. Factory Choke guns only. Basement Sale, Moving . Dec . 11 until sold out . Household furn., Christ· mas gifts. knick knacks. 740 Lila Dr. at Champaign Creek, Addison, Oh . 446- PLAt Ni - A large level lot witlfwater, electric, septic tank and a cinder block porch. $6,000.00. BRADBURY - Really due, $25.00. Musl be paid. Yard Sale 0504. 9 Giveaway ALMOST NEW RANCH BUYING GOLD & SILVER paying cash for anything st=tmped lOK. 14K, lBK and dental gold . Class r ings, wedding rings, silver coins or anything stamped sterling. Clarks Jewelry store. Gallipolis 446-2691 or 992·2054 in Pomeroy I 992·6191 ASSOCIATES Jean Trussell949·2660 Roger & Dottie Turner 992-5692 446,0069. 614·"2·2181 For Farm and Home Delivery of Gas Diesel H,atlnl! Oil. PRICED RIGHT. babysitter 304-675,2236. Homes for Sale level, living room & dining room combination. eat-in kitchen, lg. family rm. , 2 112 baths, located in Tara EstaTes, Club house and pool privileges, $75,000 firm. Kvger Creek" School District . ShOwn by appt. only call 446·9403. 3 bedroom farm house. Rutland Suburbs . 949 ·2428 . Needs some r"'rrtOdelitQ . In Thurman -Rio Grande area for 2 children. Oayshift. Ca II l8H740. Live In housekeeper for e)(change for room & board. kids OK, early 30's, disabled man. 675· 7260. GET VALUABLE tra i ning as a young business person and earn good money plus some great gifts as a Sen· tinel route carrier. Phone us right awav and get on the eligibility list at 992- 2156 or 992,2157, CHRISTIAN lady needed to work in personal care home. Live·i n necessary . Write Box C·27 in care of Pt. Pleasant Register. Texas Oil Co . needs mature person in Pt. Pleasant area . We train. Write T . T. Situations Wanted -===~;;::,;~:;;=== 13 lnsuranc,_ e__ '- '-- -"' SANOY AND BEAVER l n· surance Co . has offered services for fire insurance coverage in Gall Ia County for almost a century. Farm, home and personal property coverages ~re available to meet •n dividual needs. Contact Kail Burleson agent. Phone 446,2921. The James H. Lawrence farm situated in Lebanon Township, Meigs County , will be sold at publlc auc· tion on the Court House steps, Meigs Coun: ty,Pomeroy , Ohio at 10 :00 a.m .. Saturday, December 19, 1981 to the highest bid · der for not less than the ap· praised value. A fortv acre parcel w i II be sold separately to the highest bidder for 'not leSs than the appra ised value of $8,679122. The remainder of the farm consists of a 20 acre parte! appraised at $4,339.62; a 2CCJ acre parcel appraised at $4,339 .62; a one acre parcel appraised at $217 .00 ; and a 25 acre parcel appraised at $7,424.54. The two twenty acre parcels, one acre par· eel and twenty-f i ve acre parcels shall each be of· fered for sale as separate parcels, the highest bid for each parcel shall be recor· ded ; then the four parcels consisting of a total of 66 acres shall be offered as a whole to the highest bidder for . not less thar the appratsed value of $16,320.78. The total of the highest offer for each of the four pajcels separately and the highest offer for the four parcels as a whole shall be used to determine which is greater, and the greater of· fer shall be accepted. Cash on dav· of sale . For further information call Or rent·J bedroom fur· nished home on Bud Chat· tin Road on big level lot . THE Roush home at 2515 Mt . vernon is for sale call the son at 61-4·927·5413. 614-927 , ~413 . SANDHILL Road, Pt. Pleasant, 3 bedrooms, l'h baths , doubl e garage , Owner w ill finance . lm· mediate occupancy . 304· 67B817..• .. ·--·- -~---- ·-·THREE bedroom home, s acres ground , 10 miles from Pt . PleasanT, 304·675· 6597. ·- - . .. --House·Meadowbrcfok Ad· IN · dition. 3 bedrooms. family ~--~-·-·- AUTOMOBILE SURANCE been can celled? Lost yovr operator's License? Phone 992·2143 -- 18 - ;A\fantec:i.to Oo One wheel trailer. Please quote price. Write to Box 500, Gallipolis Daily Tribune, 825 3rd . Ave .• REALTOR work guaranteed & bonded . The Roush home at 2515 Mt . vernon. Pt. Pleasant, is for sale. Call the son at TRAILER WITH ,EX· PANDO • 2, 3 Henry E. Cleland, Jr. M & M Electric. All electric Have vacancy room, board and laundry . For elderly or handicapped. 992·6022 . CASH PAID for clean, late model used cars. Smith Buick-Pontiac, GAllipolis, We pay cash for late model clean used cars. • Frenchtown Car Co. Bill Gene Johnson, POMEROY LANDMARK COMPLETE home main· tainance, appliance repairs, no job too small· at a price to p lease . ( referen· ces) Call 304·576·2798 . 576,271 L 6652. CALL: call675·3147. Elim Resthome. Care for handicapped, aged, or bed patient. Temporary or limited care. Or continuous home with us . Equipped for wheel chair . 742-2266. year old home with 3 bedrooms and a large kitchen. Forced air fur· nace, paneled walls and could have a full basement . $19,500.00. bedrooms, big 11ving . room with new carpet throughout. 1ntludes underpinning, porches., air conditioner and equipped k lichen. $9,000.00. Roofing , insulation, plum · bing, and general home maintenance . For estimate call 675·5496, if no answer niture and Antiques of all kinds, call Kenneth Swain, 256·1967 in the evenings. Wanted to buy motor for 1976 Honda Civic. Call 256· POMEROY - Approx. 6 HARPER Adult Care Cen· ter ·providing the personal ca re your elderly need in a.. home IWte atmosphere. Vacancies now availible . WANT TO BUY Old fur · Plaza. «6·8025 or 446~ 8026 . 539,900,00. Discount to Meigs resideh· Is. 12 .Buying Gold, Silver, Platinum, old coins, scrap rings & silverware . Daily quotes available. Also coins & coin supplies fer sale . ~prlng Valley Trading, Spring Valley - All on one floor and arr;tnged conveniently, this 3 bedroom home has a laundry area, large kitchen, an at· tached garage, plus another garage. Li~rge acre lot that ~ is beautifully landscaped. •5701. EOE . Wanted to Buy ANY PERSON who has Ohio. COli 446·2282. anything to give away and does not offer or attempt to offer any other thing for sale may place an ad in this column. There will be no charge to the advertiser. 61H42,2951 or 61•·992·2082. Dick, Box 789, Ft Worth, 6IH9H720 or 614,992·2186. TX 76101. offered. 67S, 1302. 4 RN's & LP'N's needed tor new upcoming IC-CCU in full or parttime position, evenings and night shift. Contact Personnel Dept .• O'Bieness Hospital. Hospital Dive. Athens. ·Oh . Head groundskeeper needed at Rio Grande College, new position ef· 88H204. fective Jan. 1, 1982. entry rate $4.50 per. hr. Ap· plicant must give evidence of ability to supervise & direct all groundskeeping 6 Lost and Found functions. Must be able to LOST in city, black & white operate tractors & trucks. Boston terrier. Call 446- Mostly outdoor physical labor Jn all weather. Apply 3791. at Personnel Office, Rio Grande College, Allen 4, Lost : Boxer. Name of Rio Grande, Oh. before Black Jack . Black with deadline date 4 PM Dec. 21, brown stripes. White t9al. E.O.E. stomach. 4 white et. Male. LOST : Golden brown collie with whi te ruff around neck . Childs pet. Would like very much to have retur· ned. Lost in Eagle Ridge Road and Pine Grove Road area. Reward . 992·2378 . -stolen Property. Antique kitchen safe. Antique dining room cabinet . Two rocking chairs . Other items . Anyone knowing or seeing this furniture being hauled in the vicinity of Flatrock, wv en October 10 or later, a liberal reward is Help Wanted 11 ONE occasional chair, 304· Bake goods, candies, gifts, all hand made Items. Bill Schultz's, Cherry Ridge Rd. near Bradford's Tree Farm. 992 ·6544. General PIANO TUNING · Lane D'a niels . Associate : Brunicardi Music . Phone BY OWNER : 4 bdr., split N~~OEO 1 yr. old female Collie and a tract it dnn much futu with a Real Es't ate Grubo. 446 · 4~251 31 2 nice large kitens. Phone Mixed breed dog 9 years $53.000.00. houses, one 4 bedrooms, bath, furnace, garage & level lot for S-16.SOO •. and a 3 bedroom with bath, all utilities, garage and level lot for $13,000. or u-aaclwltlnt .,_.,........,, LISTING «60294.. supplies . Gene Hines Ames.v llle, Ohio. 614· 4486747. Daily after 1 p.m . nice 1112 story 3 bedroom frame home that has been completely redone with new roof, new siding, new wiring, new plumbing. new car · peting , new cabinets, new appliances, in · sulation. and new walls on most of the house. 216 E . Second Street Rales based on IM-IItetrleell ...........ttln II IIA ... II HMIII!tt General delivery, Davis vacuum Pick up and Cleaner, one half mile up Georges Creek Rd. Call TRAPS and TRAPPING TRAILER OR HOME LOT IN TUPPERS GET SERVICES ·~--------------~ SWEEPER Small housedog, Oaschund·llke, excellent LOOKING for 1981 Ford with children , female . Call ·Supercab, 6 cylinder with 245·5100. overdrive. Take over payment or negotiate. Call 6 border collie puppies. after~ :00 713,466·1261. Reanv cute. About 7 weeks old . 742·2442. Timber or land, approx . 5 acres or more. 61•·289-2476 Just in time for Christmas! or61o4·493·2591 . 5 adorable pups·4 males and 1 female. Would make SET of hub caps for 77 J/,. wounderful Christmas gifts ton truck, must be 16", for anv child. 992·3128 after phone 304-67H589. 5 for appointment to see them. , Will hold until LONG haired kittens, Fish Christmas if necessary. Tank & Pet Shop, 304·675· Don Thomas, 289 Mulberry 2063. Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio, Two kittens 7 mos. old, 1 black long hair and 1 black and white fluffy . Call 446· Ph. 61U43·2591 6,15·tfc 11-NeM41.,.wiMit'lls It-PluM~. . I MNHflt Ratts end Other lnformetlon u, , .......... ·· ·············· ···· ····· .. ... u, .................. ,,_.............., ................................ M.ot --· --· Announcements Gun Shoot Racine Gun Club. Every Sun. starting at 1 p.m. Factory choke guns only. Rt. 3, 8oK 54 Racine, Oh. GAS ,Our S_ p eclaltics cig 51 : 63c pk.; cartons S5.9S reg.; $6.05 lons-s. we sen the to1tow1ng: 8 PI<. llC; Diet RC or "RC 100 $1.'19 plus dep. & tax 6 pk. RC productsS1.59 eTAIINSPORTATION . ,_.~ 3 $5 discount for piarios tuned before Christmas. Call Bob call304-675·1293. WANT to buy house in Pt. Pleasant on land contract or lease basis. Write Box A· 27 in care of Pt. Pleasant Register. 61H43,26S3. P&S BUILDINGS NEW ~m!IHIIIqul,...lftt II I I DRIVEWAY LIMESTONE GRAVEL . eHouse Coal ' Ph:' 992·2772 . eRENTALS FrldayHpm, 99N181. Pomeroy,Oh. Sizes from 4 to 6 and all wood buiiC:Iings 24x36. Insulated Dog Houses CLASSIFIED AD INDEX Raw furs. hides, scrap metals, batter ie s, radiators, ginseng, yellow root, .. and merchandise brckering, Harper·Halste· ad Salvage Company, 300 Eleventh Street. 615·5868. Also Flea Market open dally . Open Mondav · 675~1333 For bulk delivery of gasoline. heating oil and diesel fuel, call L-andmark, Utility Buildings AddreJS,--------- Welding ouffit, Tanks, guages, torcheS. Must be reasonable. Room size braided rug . 7•2·2395. 1n Mason Countv Plaza, «6,8025. PH . 742·2225 CONST~UCTION Custom kitchens and ap· pliances, custom bathrooms, remodeling, plumbin, electric, and healing. lHE TAXIDERMY SHOP ber Shop, Middleport. 992, 992-2156 • Replacement Windows Fish· Game Head· Life Size Mounts> Plus Hide Tanning tappan Recupef"ativ.e Furnace, Coleman Air Conditloing . . Arkla." ~er-. vel .G as Air Condlhon· · ing, Sheet Metal Work . C. R. MASH SMALL t &eptlc Syslems eANNOUNCEMENTS 446-2342 p,:o;;sslona I Services 3416. f- In Meigs County elnsutafion • Storm Doors .• Storm Windows Finest Quality Excellent Service SUNRISE HEATING & COOLING Call 742·3195 Sizes start from 30x24" t Backhoe Phon•----------- In Galli<! County Vinyl & Aluminum Siding James Keesee Ph. 992·2772 614 992-Middleport Pomeroy · 915-Chester 343-Portland 247-Letart Falls 949-Racine 742-Rutland 667-CooiVille TO PLACE AN AD CALL J&L BLOWN INSUlATION Free Estimate ~--, Mason Co., W.Va. ' Area COde 304 675-Pt. Pleasant 458-Leon 576-Apple Grove 773- Mason 882-New Haven 895- Lelart 937-Buffalo Novelties, Custom Tan~ ning. Fast Delivery. 614·985·3833 or 985·3364 11 ·25·1 mo. pd .. Ph. 949·2160 or 949·2482 7-5-tfc MILLER ElECTRIC SERVICE ALL STEEL BUILDINGS PHONE 992-2156 '• . r 23 Wanted to fauy CHIP WOOD. Poles max. diameter 10" on largest Piilno Tun ing-Let your end. $12.50 per ton. Bundled piano sound pretty for the slab. SlO .SO per 't on . holidays. only 530.00. Call Dellverd to Ohio Pallet co., Bill Ward. •46,4372. Rock SJ:Jrings Rd. , Pomeroy. 992·2689. c & L Bookkeeping. Com· plete bookkeeping and ta x '!i tver, sterling, service for business and In· i rings, old coins & div"iduals. Carol Neal446·3862 currency. Ed Burkett Bar· Meigs Co. Area Code 614 446-Gallipolls 367-Che$hlre 388-Vinton 245-Rio Grande 256-Guyan Oist. ~43-Arabia Ols( Game~~~~~~~~~ Mounts, · te TOM HOSKINS 2-B·tfc 39 ACRES - All mineral rights. livable home, asking S35 ~900 . '3 ACRES - BROWN'S , TAXIDERMY ;;~~~~;~~~j~======='~'~"~,~~=====~=,~~-c~fr====~ll~,~~2~-1~~mo=.~supplies. BEAUTIFUL BRICt< - Home has 3 S.R.'s, 11!-2 baths. laundry off kifchen, fireplace. storm win· dows. well constructed, assume small equity & ta~e O'Ver 10% mortgage. Asking $35,900. Name __________.________ ~ sliige lor the Houae batlle wu ceptable. ''la•utllul, CUitol 12 ·11 ·1 mo . 9-30·ffc. UNUSUAL HOME - 3 floors of living space on 6 acres. aarage & root cellar. Home features ; brick indoor & outdoor barbecues, f.p. heat·a·lator. two redwood decks , 2 cement patios. 4 sliding glass doors to decks & patios, 21!'2 baths, carpeted throughout , ma intenance free . Asking $73.000. 3 ROLLS Write your own ad and order 6y mall with this coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when you get results. MOney not refundable. The former aide says that "conmet characterized the Cabinet's teamwork" from shortly after Nixon's election to a first tenn in 1968. . ''Most of the Cabinet members were discontented most of the time and many of them failed to manage their departments well. There was constant friction between the White House and the Cabinet." Ehrlichman also says that Nixon did nothing "without (White House Chief of Staff H.R.) Haldeman's knowledge." set Thursday when tile Seaell, u ex· peeled, approved tile COIIIjii'GilliN ~:,..11;3!~ with even Ill liacara I87UJINIIO biD . . . nat latllly ac- Pomerow . Ohio CINDY MAE PARK, " 1-card of Thanks supporlerii. 992-621S or 992-7:11-4 NEW LISTING - Quiet street in Racine. Nice 2 B . R. trailer , large livin_g room, eat· in kitchen in · eludes appliances. Offered at $11,500. S~vetll 'right' to do.'' Their argument centers on the disruption in agriculture tbat would occur if a 1949 law is pennlUed to take effect next month as scheduled in the absence of a new fann blU. That law also would double tile money the government would commit to price supjJortlln the next four years. "It's going to be a very difficult vote on· the ltdllse aide," 111d Sen. Bob Dole, R·K"an., one of the admlniltration's litronieat !ann biD v: C. YOUNG Ill CENTRAL REALTY Carpet Sh" END OF YEAR CLOSEOUT 1 "ludicrous." electriol work (Free btimates) _ Plumb ing and (lll 21 . C12) ~,11,3tc 5 HIPPY Ado ..... ....a.....__ Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfleds and f (AP) - The ' administration's ,llllles are trying to votes for an $11 c:GIIIII10dlty price support ' ~«e• I wdbylheSenate. Fumitur~ -------. ;Allies drum up support for hill r, tAiJHJNGTOI( Rutland RUTLAND FURNITURE On Kissinger, Ehrlichman says: "At the outset of his administration, . Nixon bad assigned the Middle East to Bill Rogers (Secretary of State William Rogers) and told Kissinger to stay out of it. Nixon explained more than once in my hearing tlhat Henry, being Jewish, simply could not gain the required confidence from Arab leaders." • :GUNSMitHING •12 -Ehrlichman says that Nixon was determined to create a "long-lived strict-constructionist Supreme Court." He adds, "As I sat listening to him, he would daydream about whom he might put on the court." Among the possibilities, Ehrlichman says, was then-Vice President Agnew. In 1971, faced with two vacancies on the Supreme Court, 11 Nixon was again toying witlh the idea of nominating ... Agnew. He found 'the Agnew thing intriguing,' he told me." Ehrlichman says he told Nixon that_the &lnate would "clobber" an Agnew nomination. Nixon agreed, Ehrliclunan says, and "nothing more was said about Agnew." . Vic Gold, who was Agnew's press secretary, calted the report • _ Roofing anti gutter wbrk _,_CQncret work Ph. 99H720 I GaiUa Co. Area Code BISSELL SIDING CO. SAT!Sl'Y rOUP Ntl05- 1 Blue, Rust allegations." vice presidential running mate. "No 1 creek Bed Mitchell said on CBS' "Evening one took it seriously," Gold said. Pick From Cash 'n' Carry l Golden H Brown, Blue News, " that "Warren Burger, to my "Nixon and the people around him, Harvest STARTING AT knowledge and recollection, made particularly Ehrllchman, bad a very no statements whatsoever about any low opinion of Agnew.'' Sq. vd. installed f4,~ . Yd . '12~.Yd Installed of the issues betore tlhe court nor was Ehrlichman says "the racial issue he importuned in any way to my was both a problem and an opBuy Now & Save $2·56 Per Yard knowledge by anybody in the ad· portunity for President Richard ministration. And I've talked to Nixon ... " 25 Rolls Carpet in stock to pick from. ·President Nixon about the subject Nixon "genuinely believed," Regular backed, carpet installed free matter and his recollection is tl)e Ehrlichman says, that federal with pad. Good selection Roll Ends Rem· same, that there were no such oc- · programs like affirmative action 1 1 nants 52.50 up. currences." and busing "simply would never do Ehrlichman says in a preface that any good, .. Drive A little--- Save A lot the book is based largely on notes he "Twice, in explaining all this to took between 1969 and 1973 while he me, Nixon said he believed talked with Nixon, He says the notes America's blacks could only MAIN ST. 742-2211 were seized by the government im- marginally b_enefit from federal mediately after he was fired, and he programs because blacks were I did not gain access to any of the genetically ioferior to whites. All the I material untill980. federal money and programs we I Ehrlichrnan who was convicted in could devise could not change that I connection with the Watergate scan- fact, he believed. Blacks could never I dal and served a prison term in part achieve parity - in intelligence, I for falsely testifying before a grand economic sucCess or social qualities, · jury, divides his book into sections, but, he said, we should still do wbat including Congress, the Supreme we could for them, within Court, the Cabinet and domestic af. reasonable limits, because it was fairs . remo~eling Robert E . Buck Probate Judge/ Clerk Real Estate New book describes Nixon's behind the scenes actions ......Addonsand OH 45760. notice, namely, by not later than the 8th day of January. 1981, or judgment by def au It will be rendered I....L "YOUNG'S CARPENTER · SERVICE" courl1 Case No. 23614, Gail county Deed Records. You are required to an· swer the complaint within twenty·el9ht days after the ~-- Ju!t In Time tor Christmas: Member· ship Gift Certificates. Rates per visit available. Come in & see what we Ita ve to offer. "Get in Shape for the Holjdays." 12 ·3·1 mo . pd. L. Coole, 40 VIrginia Ave, · Dayton, Ohio 45410 was pointed Executrhc of the estate of John M. Stivers, deceased. late of 390 N. rHird Ave., Middleport, 17,607 la&t publication of ihls 1970 IUid discussed a case pelllllDI before the Supreme Court, The Washington P118t says in Thursday's · editions. Former Attorney General John N. MllcbeU, lower right, also look part, Ebrlkhman said in the galley proofs. (AP Laserpbolo). 14 Available From SJ4.95 To 579.95 PH. 992-3269 On November 20, 1981, in the Meigs County Probate COUNTY OF MEIGS "REF~R~NCE DEED: BOARD OF HEALTH Vol. 217, Page 39, Meigs Plaintiffs, MARY R. CASTLE, ETAL 202 112 E. Main St. . Made from Cedar, Cypress, Walnut & Cherrv . Public Notlct P~OBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF JOHN M. STIVERS, DECEASED CaSt No. 236'14 · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY · t~e costs FOR CHRISTMAS "c demand that said nulsan· ces be corrected by a TOP OF THE STAIRS FITNESS STUDIO CLOCKS Public Notice agatnst.YOIJ. . · Fred W. Crow, Ill. MtlgaCounty Prosecull"'l Ailorney (11) 6, 13, 20, 27. 112) A, 11, Public Notice Public Notice • Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING f r:IIIHNified Pages cnver the folluu·inr: telephone exchanges ••. Butcher's ShOPPf' Custom butchering & processi11g. Call 446·2851, Gallipolis. Oh . Will do baby sitting in my room with fireplace , cen· tral air, basement. 304 ·675· 15.S2. -- .. ------ ··-~· 32- -·-Mob.iie Home-s for Sale TRI ·STATE MOBILE HOMES. Gallipolis. Year end sate, price reduced. used mob ile homes. CALL 446·7572. home. Call«6·86~3 . CLEAN USED MOBILE KESSEL'S TV service calls. Call 992· HOM~S QUALITY MOBILE 2034. Also used color TV lor ,Gallipolis, Oh. HOME SALES, 4 MI . sale. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 3$. PHONE 446·3868 . Two wheels to fit a 1977 WILL do babysitting in my Mustang II . Caii446,.U10. home, on Sandhill Rd., day oj nighl. 30H7Hl99 or 67~, 1974 CAMERON 12 x 60, in BEOS,IRON. BRASS, old 1526. good condition, air con· furniture, gold, sliver dollars; wood Ice boxes, stone jars;. antiques, etc., Complete households. ditioning, carpeted, drapes, unfurnished. Must sell! 55.000. 30H75,2560, Wrlfe: M.D. Miller, Rt, •• Pomeroy. Oh. Or 992-7760. 22 Money to L01rn Columbus First Morlgage TELEPHON~ answering company FHA,VA Finan· 1servlcef 30i·675·1385 or 675· clng Loan Rep. Cookie Krauiler (304)675·3473. 12681. '• Priced to sen . Three used mobile homes, 2 bedrooms, can be seen at 0 and W Estates, formerly K anQ K • Rt. 62 north, Pt. Pleasant, wv . �. ) • ~ 0- The Sentinel Mob1le Homes----- for Sale ------Houses tor Rent --~- 41 51 BARGAIN! 14x70 3 bdr, Unfurnished very nice 2 new drilled well, acre lot. bedroom house St . Rt 248 Davis Rd. off 218, SS,OOO. 985-•24• Call 4.46-4394. Beautiful couritry home for 1961 mobil e home sale or rent to qual 1fied more Detroiter, lOx45, partially persons. 2 or deposit furnished , all wOOd in- bedrooms . requ1red Loca ted in Flat· terior, $1,000 . Call 367 -7644 woods area . Phone 614·446· 2359. 12x60 mobile home fur · nished, $5,200. Financing 3 roo m s, bath, good ~:7a~~~~l-e. Call after 6PM, location, adults, on Jef· ferson Avenue 675-3052. 1965 General mob1le home t2X65, completely ready for ~etup, includes cemen t tJiocks & Sktrting , $4,800 For more informatmn ca ll 1146·051 1. For sale 1963 Skyline mobile home, 12x55, $2,500, financing available Cal l 446·4185. Mobil~ Hom es ____fo_r_Ren._,t_ __ 2 bdr. and 3 bdr mobile homes. Ca ll 446·0175. 42 Trailer Grande, per mo. furn . 388 ·sew for r e,·• in Rio $150 de ~. rent $150 plus utilities, part 8508 pletely furn•shed and set up Also washer, dryer & awnmg. 992·7479 25 04 DEC'80 11.c At Chrislmas, we wish e•eryone the besl of Health and Happiness. 3 bdr mobile home com· 1961 Detrocter M. H. 10 x 45 . pletely furnished. Call 446 Partially furnis~ed . All ,9669 wood mtenor . $1,000. 614 367 7644. 12x60 Mob1 le Home, on Rt. 218 $175 mo nt h , S75 Small unfurnished Mobile depos1t ..stove a nd Home in good cond 1t1on refr1gerator furnished . $2 195 Possibl e ftnan c ing Water pa1d . Call256·6263 or available. 985-4455 446 1990. 1914 12x60 2 bedroom com Ohio Po me From all of us ,,t Gallipolis Daily Tnbune Th e Dally Senltnel Pomt Pleasant Regis ter House t rai ler adults only, no pets, 322 3rd . Ave . Ca ll 446-3748 or 256-1903 . Household Goods bed $20$25, && $30. babyframes matresses, S25 S35, E lectnc f1replace, gun cabmet, Livmg room su1te, wood table& 4chairs. Used, R-anges, refrigerators,a nd TV's, 3 miles out Bulaville Rd. Q'pen 9am t o 7pm, Mof1 . t hru Fri , 9am to 5pm, Sat. 4.46 0322 1 - - - - - - - - - - J GOO D U SE D AP PLIANCES washers, 19 71 Dar ian 12 x 65, 3 part1ally furnished , adults d ry ers, r efrige r ator s, bedrooms 1972 Crown only, depOSit req u1red. Call r a n ges . Skaggs A p· Haven, 14 X 65 Wtt h 8 X 10 446 379 1. 44 -Apartm erTt t pliances, 1918 Eastern expando, 3 bedrooms. 1973 for Ren t Ave., -446-7398. Utop1 a 12 x 65, 2 bedr ooms. Modern 2 bdr furn1shed, 19 72 Invader 14 x 70, 3 12x70 tra 1ler . conven1ent ~ bedroom tw1n si ngle in bedrooms. 1972 Nashau , 14 1oca 11on, sec dep. & ret. Pt Pleasant at 205 Poplar 2 Sears wood & coat stoves, no blowers, $200 each. Call xS>60, 2 bedrooms B Vo~ S requ1red , util 1t1 es patd ex Stree t $200 month plus Sales, Inc 2nd and Via nd cept elec fn c. Call 446-8558 deposit 1 614 263-8322 or 256-1427. Sts Pt Pleasa nt, WV 614 263 ~66 9 . after 5. • Phone675 4424 ~ bdr . mobile home in c1ty $180 plus ut1ilt1eS. Ref er ences and depos1 t requ~red . No children. 992 5834 after 5 p. m . Effic1ency rooms by the week on Mam Street, Mason, wv . 773 5651 1977 V1cton an 14 x 70, 2 bedroom, fam il y room, al l TWO bedroom mo b 1le electn c Ca It 675·3987 homes, Mason • & New Haven Adults only, no 1976 K I RK WOOD custom pels Phone 304·675 1452 af buil t trailer, J bedroom, '1 ter 3 p.m. full baths, with washer. -' - dryer, a1r cond 1t 1oner, por· TWO bedroom mob1 1e ch & outbu il ding, gas for · home, furn ished or un ced a1r furn ace, $8,700 304· furn ished , call 304·675 1371 882 ·3157 or 304·773·5572 or 675-3812. Tw 1n St n g le, larg e rooms and ya rd Pt Pleasant Deposif a nd r efer ences 1 614·263·8322 or 1·614-263 2669 1973 3 bedroom 14 x 70, un· derp1nned . 675·4064 Or rent 12 x 60 trailer on 75 x 100 lot. Comp let ely fur· n1shed, washer and dryer, ac , carpe t, 1n Mason 773 · 5751 or 773 9520 ---~----- 1972 Sc hultz 12x65. 3 bdr 304 675·2907 35 Lots & Acreage 2, 1 ac r e house lots, on 554, low downpay ment, land con tr act, rural wa ter. ColumbiiS and Sou thern Electric Call 256·6413, 12 p m to9p .m 25 acres. N1 ce lane on CR25, Pome,·oy. 614·992· 7284 . 3.6 acres, 1n m11e from M1d· dleport very sec luded. N1ce spo t f or hom e or trai l er 992 2889 after 4 Before 4 , 992·5248 $3,500 35 Lots~ ~creage __ For lea se tobacco a lot· ment . 3000 lbs Clifford Dunn . 675-2435 - 41 Hou ses for Rent --~ ~ -- Unfurn 1sned house for ren t , 1 bdrl , $145 mo., dep required, no uti11tLes paid, no pets 57 Ol1ve St . Phone 446·7886 2 bdr home in town, gas. centra l a1r. garage, depos1t Ca ll 1·614·866-6406 after oPM 3 Bedroom house on Lower Riv er Road. Depos1t and ref er e nce re quir ed, no pets. Telephone 446·3537 9 room house f or r ent 1n R1o Gran de. Call 446·3485 New 3 bdr. hOme Wi th 1 112 bath & ga r age. Between Gallipolis & hosp1 t al Call 4.46 OJ90or446·7100. New 3 bdr. hom e w11h 1 112 bath & garage between G~llipolis & hosp1ta1 Call 446-0390 or 446 ·7100. 2 bedroom all elec tri c ran· ch style home. 1 mile from Racine Refe renc es and deposit required. Available Nov. 15. Call614 ·949·2849. 2 bedroom house. fur· IJIShed , Brown's Trailer Park, Minersville. 992·3324 3 bedroom hbuse and bath 1n Rutland . 614·992·5858. 2 bedroom house. Spn ng Ave., Pomeroy. Carpeted. remodel ed. Call after 6. $195 month not Includ ing utilities 992·2288. Executive Home -New brick & wood 4 bedroom, 2 bath , bi ·level home with at· tache d garage, fini shed f amilY room . Gas heat, electric air. Immediate possession. Lease either short term or long term or wJth p ossible option to buy . Rent negotiable depending upon particulars. RCS Real Estate Co. 992 -3612 or 5935571 . House for rent to sales onented person to assist in the sales of memonals. Rent negot1able . Logan Monument Co. Leo l... vaughan . 614·992·2588. 2 bedrooms, ~~ mile out Sa ndnill Road 675 3834 2 bd r . tra iler f ree WBier and garden. 2 mil es from PI Pleasa nt on Rt 2 Call 304-675-2894 Co nst ruction workers t rail er for th ree. Phone 304· 773·5651, Mason F urn1 shed 1 bedroom mobile home, all uti lities pa1d, outskirts Henderson $230 month 675-6730 .. -~-A ~ pa ~r~t= m~e~m ~,~-­ tor Rent Furn 1shed apts. $210., utilities pd , 1 bdr , near HMC, adults Call 446 4416 after 7PM Mob de home in c1 t y ceritra l a~r and heat, ad ults only, dep 446·0338 . 2 BEDROOM apartment, k1tchen furni shed, HUD program, ut il iti es paid , if qua l if ied 304 615 5104 or 304-675· 7364 Sma ll furnished house, ad ultsonly Call446·0338 .1st . floor unfurn1shed apartment, deposit & referen ces required Cal l at 631 Fourth Ave , Gallipolis, OH 3 room s with priva te bath, 845 Second Ave Phone 446 ms Furn1 shed Apt 1st floor, Llf lliti es furnished . Ref. required No pets Adults pr ef erred Call at 631 4tn Ave 2nd floor furni shed ef· fiency apt 729 2nd Ave, Gall ipolis Call 446·0957. A dulls only , no pets. Apartment, bedroom, 1150 plu s utlit1e:;, no children, no pets, 456 2ndl Ave , Ga llipolis. Call 446· 2129 . One apa rtm ent fu r nished, partial util pd , also 4 mobde homes w1th all util1t1es paid, one ch ild ac· ceptable , dep req . 446· 1384. R t. 35, Jackson P1ke, $200 mo .. dep. & ref. requ 1red . Call 446·3919 or 446·0021 ' 1 rm . house on 3 & ·4 room apt rent par· t ially furnished , adults only. Call 446·3733, evening 446·0171 . Apartment for rent A46 0390 . Call Apartments for rent. 614 992 5908. 3 bedroom apt. in Mid· dl eport $150 month 9925692 1 bedroom apt with stove and refrigerator · Quiet street. S125. month plus utilities. 514 S 4th, Mid· dleport. 614-38H309 afte.r 1 p.m . Apartments. 675·5548. APARTMENTS,, mobile homes. houses , Pt . Pleasant and Gallipolis. 61•·44<1-8221 or 614·245-948•. For ren t 3 room turn ap t . adults only, no pets Call 675·2453 ONE bedroom, un furntshed , l oca te d in Gal lipoli S Ferry 304 675· 137 1 or 675 38 12 FURN ISH ED apar tm en t, phone 304 895·3450 . - --- - ·~--~- --- --- Small furn 1shed apart· ment. Mt. Vernon Ave, adu lts, 304·675· 1902 bedroom apartment in Henderson. part1 a lly furnished . 675 -,1972 I 1 bedroom furn 1shed apart ment, l/tillttes fu r mshed, $150 a month . 675-9760 New efficiency apartment , suitable t or 1 person. 675 9760 New 1 bedroom un fu rni sned apartment, washer and dryer hookup. 675 9760 - ------ 45 - - FUrn'iShed ROoms --~-·-. --- - Weekly Rates Avallable$60 and up in Circles Motel Ca ll446·2501 Room and bodrd for senior citizens in the country 614 142·2266 . 46 __ 2£ace toi Rent _:-=_ COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park , Route 33. North ot Pomeroy . Large lots. Call 992·7479, MOBILE home lots. water & sewer fyrnlshf~d. E..,eret· te Schwartz. phf.me l0,.·615· 1076 . , 00 o1.L.J L , ,_, a -, I I I "' O M1sc . Merchandice Lump Coal $32 per ton. Zi nn Coal Co., Inc. Call446· 1408 between 9 and 5. ~5 % discount on wood & coa l stoves while supply last Gallipolis Block Co., 1231 12 Pine St , 446 2783 F ir ewood 1 load $35, 4 load s $100, 10 loads $200. Cat I 256 1471 or 614 ·886· 6624 I I ' Firewood seasoned ll ar dwood, $35 p1ckup load delivered . Call446 4176. 10-J' ',.- ' 5'-'1---"H~o~u~ se~ho~ld~G:!!OOd~•~­ by Larry Wright c ... .,..,., . . . . ... NoW see iF '{w ~H I 0 Exer<::ycle with pep units w1th cush1oned seat, brand new, S1,200 Call 614.446 3912 . Diamond E ngag em ent Ring si ze 6, never worn . Call 367-7554, ask for Tom atter6PM . 1980 Coleman camper, 1977 harley Dav idson 1200, AKC Springer Spaniels liver & while. Call.u6·8234. For Sale Kitchen table and chairs, S25. See at 769 rownelt Ave, Middl eport . ------ Color TV needs work , set of weights and b~nch . Call U6 2316. 54 Misc. Mer'chandice Nice book ca se and set of F unk&W agonal en · cyclopedia's, $125. Exer· size bike, new, $60 . Call446· 4516 1977 Chrys ler Newport low mileage for sa le or trad e for fuel oil furnan ce, 48,000 BTU Ca ll 256 1291 Body Shop E quipment f loor jacks, welder, air com · pressor Moving eve r ything must go Call 446 0504. Pa rti al ly n ew Lowery plano-conso le, Buesher 400 alto saxaphone, and por· t ab l e Underwood tvpewn ter . Call 446·054 1. 2 maturnity dresses, Sea rs and Penney 's brands. Ex· cell en t condition. Several tops and pants too, stze 9· 10. $20.00 for all maturnity 1tem s. Also a long velvet royal blue evening gown with an em pire waist line t rimm ed w1th wh ite outl et lace worn only tw1ce, s1 ze 9,$20 00 Call304·458 1997 . New wood stove , hal f pri ce, never used, $350. Can cOn vert to furnance Call 256 1216, Gallipolis . Sa le for month of Dec . Mb ile home wood burner, S459 . Through the wall in· sulated vent kit, $149. Hot· po1nt heavy duty washer and dryer, $599 1• Kingsbury Parts and Accessories, Rt. 124. Mmersvl lle. Oh io. Whirlpool 12 frost free refrigator. gas cook stove. 614-985·3852 or 614-992 ·7165 Ant1que h1gh back oak bed and dresser in good shape 614-985-3813. 25,000 BTU air conditioner tor sa le. Phone 614·667· 6636. Rac k of dresses & blouses 112 price. Electric hair dryers & curling irons v.. off Man , Tues , Wed. A line Wea ver 's Dress & Beauty Shop, 5th & Vine, Rac ine, Oh 1o. 949 2666. P1ano in stor age, responsible party may take on low monthly payments. can credit manag er collect614· 642-5180. Grave Blankets. 992-7320 or 949-2493. a Bell and Howell mm Sound, cotor movie ca mera. Carrying i case 8, accessories $225. 992·72'74, 992 ·7294. E xtra nice Stratolounoer recl 1ner for salel Can be see n at 1163 2nd. Ave. Gallipolis, Oh. Dining room set, old butfet, good cond ., old coffee tabl es, m isc. ite-ms. "Call 446·2697 New couch $700 6 l)c dmet· te set $180 New jYke box stereoS180. 576·2602. Re staurant equipment recondit ioned by RADCO. Call 304523-1378 . Hgtn. WVA Used t1res . Hanshaw's, Lucas Lane Road. 675·7360 3 pc bedroom suite, book case bed, good condition, $60 . 675 1262. 6' artificial Christmas tr ee, twoo Early Amer ican oc tagon end tables. Early Amencan lamp, upnght sweeper and other articles Call388·8108. 14 112 ff. car trailer with w 1nch $1.500, a •r comp. $800, car lift $400. Call 304· i 76-2602. VENDING mach1nes, 1 sandwich .. 1 popcorn. 1 bot· tie pop. 304-882·3356 or 304· . I"I..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_;..L:=========~ 773·5611 :-:-:----:--------- They'll Do It Every Time 41<W CGIHA:Ahi(S' 11:) RlP 7HAr CI/IWILRY' IS PEFWNC7···· MI'N -~~ FOR >lt\t1r.N AHY· MORii·· il II The Daily Sentinei-Poge-11 ' DICK TRACY I'<NOW HOW 1976 Ford window van Red FOR sale or trade·steam & white, pri ced reduced, Gmny, 2 go·carts w ith 5 $1,850. calf 4-16· 4394. horse power motor, ex· cellent condition . 500 amp For sale 1977 Dodge RamHobart welder With leads charger, 4·wheel drive, 360 on factory trailer. 20·w cl. Bullt, custom pa1nt, Bucyrus Brie water well custom Int., many ex tr as~ drilling machine. 1 pump must be seen, $6,000. Call puller, gas operated with 2 256-1269. w• nch lines 11 Dogge pickup with ut1 lity beD, 6 cyl. motor, new f 1res, ex· 1979 Bronco Brown, tow cellent running cond1t1on. mtleage, AC, CC, PS, PB, AM-I=M 614-949-2196 alter 4 304-675·6493 . p.m. 6-; F t arm Equipment Jividen's Farm Equip ment See the hay equipmenl of the future , new from Vermeer --atso a full line of equipment from Long, Kut'!n . Kelley & many others. With your servic. 10 ~~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 plete selection of Used parts Hydro & com· IH tra ctor (like new), 1 445 D iscontinued cabinets, top, stove, hood. sink . $1200 Dale's Kitchen Center. 675· 2318. G. E . 13. 6 cu . ft refrigerator, like new , $160.00 304-675-2838. • 0 2,000 bushel ea r corn . S2 75 per bushel Call 667 3875 or 667-6116. 2 Wooden Mantels, at least 125 yrs. old . Call Dr . R D Thoma s 446·0152, after 3 ca ll 446-1291 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio For Sale or Tnde ===~~~~~~~~ WOODBURNING STOVE S Free-s tanding & f irepl ace inserts. Top qual ity at a low price JiVIden's Farm Equipment , 446·1675. LaFont wood splitter, 25 HP eng1ne. battery start, trader mounted, spl it logs .n five pieces Ph 245·.5478 59 .. Frtcley, December' 11,1981 TFIUC:I'< STOF'-START'INCi WITH WASHINGI UF' 81!!FOFU! -rH&tR COFFEE AND POUCiHNUT"S. 79 DODGE power wagon, 4 wheel -drive, 29,000 mit es, 8 cyl call after 3 p.m . 304· 675-3898 For Sa le· Bea rcat pocket sca nner, battery powered , 5 cry sta ls InClUded, SJOO 00. Call 4.46 9303 3 Bedroom 8 ft . showca ses w i th light s, 1 large bedroom sui te, double dresser and chest, 2 antiQU e ctocks, 1 meat sltcer and m1sc grocery store equ tpment. Call256·6413, 12 p.m . to9p .m . ~-II ~ 1'He ll!C'iel> ~ ')bt,l!, Ol=f ~~~ ONe ... Bumper Pool table sol1d slate top, cues & pool balls included Call 446 4347 weekdays after 5. ~-- SLEEPIN G ROOMS and ligh t house keepi ng a pt , Park Central Hotel I 54 F KIT 'N' CARLYLE'" LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair, rocker, ottoman. 3 tables. $500 . Sofa. chai r and loveseat, $275. Sofas and chairs priced from S285. to $795. Tables, S38 and YP to $109 Hide·a· beds,SJ.40 .• queen size, Sl80. Recliners, S175. to $295., Lamps from $18 to $65. 5 pc. d lfet1es from $79., to $385. 7 pc., $189. and up Wood table with 4 cha irs, $219 up to S•95 Desk $110. Hutches, $300. and $375., maple or pine finish Bedroom su it~ · Bassett Oak, $675. , Bassett Cherry, $795. Bunk bed complete w1th mattresses, $250. and up to $350. Captain's beds, 5275 complete. Baby beds, $99. Mattresses or box springs, full or S58.. flrm. S68. and sets, S195. 5 dr. '"'""'· 4 dr. chests, S42 . Bed frames, $20 .and $25., 10 gun · Gun cabinets, S35Q , dinet· te cha ir s $20. and $25 Gas or el ectr ic ranges, $295. Or· thopedlc super f irm , $95, .. we buy, sell or trade new or used furniture. City Fur· niture discount furniture store, w ith 2 convenient locations 330 Main St. and 407 6th St. both in Pt. Pleasant. 30H7S·260B. ONE gold velvet S'f/lvel rocker-; 1 Conn trombone, 1 Olds trumpet. 1 new gas furnace. 1 used electric fur· nace, 1 Hoover upright vacuum cleaner, 2 end tables & 2 matching lamps, I Searl hum idifier, 304·675· 3099. TOYS· 1-:lo" girls bicycle, 1 doll stroller, 1 Leggo set 1 medical ~it, 1 Weebles tr~e house, dolls and other ltmes . All in excellent con dition, 30-1-675·3099. Gl RLS clothes. size• 12 and 14. E1<ce11ent condition, 304675-3099. SEASONED oak firewOOd Call 304-6752757 after 4 1675 p.m . Complete face I iff for your car . Clean, wa x, shampoo carpet, clean motor, minor r ep a irs . Call for ap pointment 675-2563. Furna ce and stove repair, gas and fuel 615-6013 Would like to share t1 uHau l truck with someone going to Te xas . 304 675 2851 55 Long tra ctor, 2 r akes, haybind, New Holland round baler,· bus hog, di sk & cultivators. Check our pri ces & compare. Ca ll 446· Building St•pplies TRACTOR , John Deere M , wide front end, hydraUliC new tire~, new batttery, 304-882-2695 Livesto,ceo k_ _ _ 63 Registered Quarter Horse filly , Regi stered Ap· paloosa, 4 yrs old and good blood line. Call 256·6413, 12 p m. to9 p.m . Pets for Sale POODLE GROOMING . Call Judy Taylor at 367· 7220. DRAGONWYND CAT · TERY - KENNEL AKC Chow puppies, CFA H1malayan, Persian and Siamese kittens. Call 4463844 after 4 p.m . HILLCREST KENNEL Boarding all breeds, clean indoor-outdoor fac i lities Also AKC Reg Dober· mans. Call446-7795 . ' BRIARPATCH KENNELS Boarding and grooming . AKC Gordon setters, English Cocker Span1e1s. Call388-9790. 72 Chevy Nova, 2 dr, extra cl ean , new t1res Call 446 3870. 1915 Cam·a ro, good cond , $1.900 Cal1446-7322. 1977 Cutlass Supr e m e Salon, PS, PW, PS, reclining bucket s, T ·Top, velour in terior Like new. $4150 614-991-6362. 1968 Plymouth station wagon Slant 6 $200 or best Offer Can be seen at 122 Butternut Ave, Pomeroy . 1973 NOVA, phone 304-675· 6445. ----------- 78 CHEVY Monza, 43,000 miles, $1800. 304 675 1436 - ----- ·- ----- HARTS Used Cars, New Haven West Virg inia. Over 20 tess ex pensive cars in stock Pony with saddle and bridle Very gentle. Ex· cellent for a beginner. $100. 614-992· 7201. 1975 CHEVROLET Impala with all the extras, in good condition, reduced for quick sale, 304·675-3763 . AKC AKC Dachshund, Pomeranian and Poodle pups, 304·895·3958. DACHSUHUND 30-4-458·1620. 57 puppies, Musical Instruments 1 Greco bass guitar with a Paramount amplifier. 5125.00 . Colt 61•·388-9809. S9 71 Ford Truck, 250 camper special, with new stake bed and dual wheels. Call 256· 64t1~, 12p . m to9pm 1970 Ford 3/4 T. mechanically 4 OK, goOd tires, 5300. Call446-0939 81 old doq, Doc! .. ' GENE S CARPE T Cleaning . SpeCial tates for Nov. and Dec. ooly "ta ll now and save. 61 4·992·6309, HOWCAN OUR CONNIE'S JUST COMPANY BE IN 71rOIVItt:... WHEN OLIR SUMMER COL· A ... ' LOCK SMIT H SE!rv ice Res1dent1al. automot 1ve Emergency servic e Caw l 882·2079 . LECnOIII V.AS" SUCH A RON 'S Televi sion Serv1ce Spec tal•zing in Zeni t h and Motorola , Quazar, and house ca lls. Phone 576 2398 or 446·2454 . ' -~------- F & K Tree Trimm1ng , stump removal 675 ·133 1 ~~- Evening television listings------...--.=.'lil::-:,G:ol~-:::.:~+'=.:to;:=-:•. RINGLES'S SERVICE ex perienced mason , roofer , carpenter, el ectri cian , general repair s and remodeling Phone 304 675 · 2088 or 675 4560 -.o••- - - - - - - - ; & Heating 4 ' . A 7:30 ~:"nuo · II)~ NIQIITLY IIMINIII ''. ~•. . . .INTIIlT ,OliO (I AINIIINT 7:31 • • •fo.U 11<00 '~ " ~.:"IIAIICeTULLAUanta wka v1 ao.ton Celllca 1:11tUPDATINIWI .ClJNliCIJIAGAZIIIIThla m WMkly aerfe1 '7' on.. 1 blind of curra•l new1 atarlae, topical reportund protllel. Contftbut· lng reportarllnoludaOarrlck Ullay, Jack Parkin e. Douglaa Kiker and Batay Aaron (10 1 )r: J.R.Ielore.cttoaubmltto CIIH'B demanda fer Ewing property after Clltf buya the benk nolle andthraatena to forecloll , and Bobby'a lnvaatlgetion of J R 'a COIIAictlon to Krlatln'a tru11 lund reveala atartllng lnforma· Uon whioh prompta Bobby to make a cruc\.al declajon concerning the future of Krielin'a child. (80 mlna.) NI!XT QUISTION PAAI!NTBA8PARTNI!R8 1 :30 MOVIE ·(ICIINCE·FICTION)" ·~anger 11" 11180 C1J BIN WATTI!NBI!RG A.T ~ Call '_, .. TRJ STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave., Gallipolis. 4.46-7833 or 446· 1833 . 10.H MOWREYS Upholstery Rt . 1 Box Pt Pleasant, 304· --~------- • • ·w P•.• -..... :. l - otr)l. ~mine ) . OM-TIHIWI , -DUTAIIIIUCA ALL CRIATUR!S OREAT lf 8 ()I) oLID GOLD Ho at Dionne warwick . Gold record feature. 'Snow White, ' and the opening of the 'Magic K1ng dom,' Olaneyland. Gueat atare . 01ck I/ an Owke , Ben Ve reen . Mac Davie and Marie Oamond (2_hra.) ctJ CHRISTIIIA8_ CAROL A.T FORD'S THI!ATRI! Taped In 1978durlngallveperrorrnance et hhttOrlc Ford's Theatre In Waahtngton. 0 C.,lhltmaglcal adaptetlonofChari.. 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Earh day tlle code let1crs are dift'erent tBOGENYt . ~ , ao CRVPTOQUOTES ar=RPIICITHIATM Now ·arrange the circled ienars to form tt.. Jurpriae enawer, aa sug· gqtad by 1M above cartoon 1<00 1<01 1:30 '···- Anew,erltera: DIC.U,1111 7:00 byHanriArnotdanciBobLae 1 19 Mountam 29 Sepulchral lava source ••30 ,,ao ,, 'fl) THAT SCRAMILI!D WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ .s 2:00 \ perform tiftQI . 5 Lend a hand 11 Anc1ent 41 Sicilian "'1UIIDAY ,,, ~NO SMALL DOWN 1 Uke Batman 1:31 4<00 .,ao 'ldwerd 1nd Mra. Slmpaon' When Mra. llmpeon'a divorce hearing dat•t• aat. Prima MlftiiW ltaalay laldWift IlkI the King to etop "" dl¥oro• ~ teJ.IIIIftDthat the divoroawould allow the KinD to martY her ffi ACROSS spot 1<:10 INTI.-RIII 'Ont Man'a Multln•tlonal' Shoe oompaay Chairman ol the Board Tom ..., vtettallta plantelnChlla, Upper Volta. Maurltlua, 8rl Lerika end Kenya, 11 'Entlf'prtM'takllalookattHeoopa ol•~iOMIOCM'I)CH'ItiOft'l ll!tOTH!RS (V PABST &CQBI_I_OARD 33Essay J4 Son of Bela 35 Rob 's Carl 37 Horrible one 38 Store in a silo J9 Comparative w~ ~+-+~~+-+40 Dig down JACK II!NNV FRIDAYS 12:58 CIINIPOIITSR!PORT 1:00 LIP! Of' RILlY t:05 THI CANDID CANDIO CAM!RA Alan Funt travela ell tht to catcl'l the 1 vary precar· (JIJ. -.u:fi'ICOURT ftrallu ll -lengt h anlm at ad C!loi!IDo. Rev MJJJand . t2 •30 ~Cil.:~ ICTV CDIII!DY After Paul Salinger, a laatllvlng ~0 paraijldl ChiNIO ahlabuelnllepertnar In an lnveatmant. Seltnaer oonvlncea Angle ChannlnQ to back l'ltl aohame daalgned to run Chill out of the wine 10<10 way 12.os · 11'/i\"t!l PALCON CRIST c:c:...lll JONES· BOYS WAT ER SERVICE. Call367-7471 or 367-0591. LAWAENCI WILK SHOW Ancii'ed bylldKoppet. ITRIKI! FORCE Frank Murphy and hiattam go etter an ltl'lullm..-.t par!( down who make a uue money by aa:llk\Q a new high to ~ oung· 1twa. atampa that bear colof1ul cartoan oharacter11 on one aide and 1 doeeol LSD on the otiW . ' 1 Night (I) {8al!f.OU0 m/no.) '. marklng lmportantmlleatonee in hla career, ln cludln'o the creation ot Mlckar Mouee, hi a Cll C!J e CIJ liDl 1m II min t.) 11))11 AICNIWINIOHTUNI Anchored by Ted Koppel. 11 :38 [() MOVII-(DRAIIA)' "Ire• k ul" tN7 12:00 ~ BURNIANDALLEN ~~ (I) I ()) • (J) HEE HAW auaala David Frtuelland Shelly Wet! , car, The Grooch (eo mine) ~• Robinaon, Alex Rocco 2) 'Plan 9From0uter8pace'1969Bela Lugol i, Lyle Talbot (2 hre., 30 8•50 [ EVI!NING NEWS to':OD A TRIIUTI: TO 'MR . TILIVIIION' MIL TON BEALE Star·atudded epaclel honoring Milton Serle'• telavleion c:areer,lromhiadabulin t948to today . Amonutholl eppaaring are Johnny Caraon,Lucilla Bell, Bob Hopa ..Carot Burnett, Angle Olcklnaon. ONgary Peek, Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra. Don Rick lea , Carl Aelner, Joey Blehop eJ'Id Kermit The Frog. ~~"trrf by THOMAS JOSEPH 1!134 {ID) MOVIE 'Stanley' t 972 Cria 01 MAN'S DREAM U lch ael COLLEGE C_BN UPDATOI!!'IL NEWS NAIHVILLI RFD DOCTOR IN THI! HOUSE 11:05 ALLINTHII'AMILY t t:28 __C_Ilf UPOAT! NEWS 11:30 .UTHI!TONIGHTSHOW Gueeta : Bob Hope, Mac Davia mlna) ANOTHDUFE MOVIE ·CCOMEOY) •• " Fataa" 1010 (IJ II!NNY HILL SHOW DCIJ BEHIND THI! ICRIIN Alter Joyce eatch•a Janie· C iaire aeeratl~ entertaining Brian, the eclflll frantically achamaa to atop Joyce from tell in g Even Hammer. (36 !Ill."'·) • liJ MOVIE ·(MYSTERY)',._ "Sacral of the Chateau" •liJ/la) DALLAS A deaparata - General Hauling hauling 11 ,oo '!Qmfn~(60 mlno .) --~------ NOW HAULING house coa l & l1mestone for driveways , Call for estirnates 367· /101 ~_C_LUI (I) lllll8 DARKROOM A Vjatnem 11et•ran happily give a hie a on a toy army, only to become terrified by the bo~·· audden knowledge of aacrat wart i me horrore , and a clly-allek huatlartanalee with thavoodco or an old Cajun r:;ICHARD IIIIIIIONI . l' ... Electrical & Refrigeration - - - -·- - I Wl-RS • YOUAIKIDFOAIT AIIOTMRUPI LAVI!R. . AND 8HIRLI!Y Excavating SEWING Machine repair s, serv1ce. Authorized Singer Sales & Service. Sharpen Scissors. Fabric Shop, flomeroy . 992-2274. DAYIACIAIN TAC DOUGH ~TIC IIACNIL-u!HRIR GPI'!T IIIIOW 7<011 • &4 000'1 HOIIR POR ppy :;:===:::===c;=== Plumbing Gallipolis Diversified Con · st. Co. Custom dozer & Qackhoe work . Spec1a! farm rates. Call us fOr fr ee es~lmates. 446-4440 . Cil An animated epeolal taatutlng thiiiQIIIdliry'fagllearandhis friend a loo Boo, Huoklab•rfY Hollftd, A~l4 Doaol•. Sneaa· lepuaa. Cindy lear, Renger llh, and Santa Claua. 82 83 CIJe' PIIIIAOAZINE ~!-NPL (tiYOiJ··aPIRITCHRtiTMAI Exper ie nc ed carpenter availcible for home or blf1ness remod eli ng or new structures Free est1mates, References. 30 4 675·2440 . CARTER'S PLUMBIN G • AND HEATING . . Cor . Fourth and Pine Phone 446 3888 or 446· 4477 CIJ t0•58 RuppertHoim.. C1J BLACKWOOD Landon hoata this speclalttlat foouua on thallle and achlavementa of Walt Dlenay, mine) mlna.) IVI:HING •·, • •7,00 (Cicaed·Caplroned ~ U .'S.A) to teatlfy agalnat them (80 FRIDAY DI!C. 11 , tU1 Water wells. Commerc1al and Domest1c Test holes. Pumps Sales and Serv1ce. 304-895-3802 . 8_!._ - - U-Pn.olstery HUihtl. He'ssl..,.le " a fine " . ------- For sale or trade for van of equal VJJtue a 197~ Lincoln Contlnal Mark IV. Colt 4.46· onxmu sa1.1s he ma1.1 not last out the week! He was Call 446·2801 fo r term1te, roach . b1rd, rod ent, sp1der, and flea s cont r Ol . Free esWnates.sB•II Thom as HAUl.. I NG · drive stone, 304-895-3925 tltlo 101r, I'm hlrllfl GET ALONG' JEST PURlY FACES/ Fr en ch City Pamting Res1dential. commerc1al , mter 1or . extenor, paper hang 1ng , and t exut'ed ce tllngs . Ph. 367-7784 or 367 7160. 1971 Oldsmobile for sale or trade of equal value. S550. Call 4.46-1570. · or trade for van of HEALTH Gym exerciser o 1974 Fc.-d F· like rwoi, sell for half price: 10 ft. comper . Coil 30H82·2866. I'~· OSO.. GOT T' LOSE- 1H1 LOOKS Al.L RIGHT. BUT CAN Y 1A.C1'?' ALL.. OF R •..L'S Q'TI.4ER L.EADIN 1 Lt\DIES WERE PAINTING Jnterior and exterior, plumb ing, roofing, some remodeling 20 yrs. exp Call388-9652. • Limestone 379·2642 . For Sale or Trade 5MI'IlTMOUTH! ,_,.-1 STANLEY STEEMER Carpet Cleaning 446·4208 85 ------- ~- JIJY TO OTI'fR6. l JUGT TRY T' Home Improvements 19761 ton Chevy truck. flat · bed, 8x10, S2,200. Call aft er 5, 256·1694. -- llKIHoiN' 0' , Quality Autobody & Pa1nt work . Insurance work welcome. sunroofs tn · stalled from $200·$230. Au to Trim Center, 446·1968. JACKS REFRIGERATJO · N. air condition service, commercial, indus t rt al. Phone 882· 2079 . -- BEEH AIU:AL JOY I AROU~IO TH' HOUSE, ER •• \'<HAT 00 Y• THINK, SANDY? WHAT''/E WE IF Y' ~ANT A FULl ITINERARY, GO TO A TllA'IEL 6UREAIJ. FOLLOW ME OR NOT, IT'5 - -~-ALL THE SAMET' l'f. I LEIWE lll' Auto Repair 1979 Ford PU. 6 cyl., stan· dard, 35,000 mi., good cond, $2,975. PU topper, good, $150. 4.16·7322 . 1970 Dodge one ton trtJck . $1000. 576·2372. Hfo\MPH! MY GUE55 15 PUIJHOOT! YOI.II'IUGTA nEitHER, IF IT'G ANY 0' YOI.IR B\ISIHESS! I'~ Ai'l INDEPENDENT! 2- 13" Armstrong Radial Studded Snow T tr es. Used on e winter. S75.00 992·2770. CAPTAIN STEEMER Carpet Cleaning f eatured by Haffelt Broth er s Cust om Carqels Free estim ates Call 446·2107 1968 DODGE GTX S500. 1 wheeled cart SIOO 304-458· 1926. Fish Tank and Pet Shop U13 Jackson Ave., Pt. Pleasant. 675·2063 . Mon .. Thurs, I Fr1. 11 to 6. Tues .• Wed , I Sat. II to 4. Check our F ish Special. 8' truck topper, 10' Sl1de in stock r acks. Call446·6285. 1972 Torino, 6 cyl , orig . owner, only 38,000 miles, 20+ MPG, exc condition Call 446 4048 after 5PM or weekends . Doberman Pinscher pup pies. Registered . 4 blacks, 4 reds, loving pets. Super guards. $100. 992·7888. registered poodles. Good around ch itdren and housebroken. Phone 614· ' 667-6636. CHARLIE'S SALVAGE Auto parts, auto rep air. wrecker serv i ce, buy automobiles, radiators and batteries .446-7717. 71 ------· - - HOOF HOLLOW Horses & ponies E ... erything imaginable in horse equ 1p· ment . Also belts, boots . 6983290. Ruth Reeves. Auto Parts & Accessori es STUC CO PLASTERIN G textured ce il ings com · mercia! and r esident ia l, tree estimates Call 256· 1182 Reg. Quarter Horses for 1976 Olds Custom Crutser sales, boarding, train1ng, 55,000 miles, full power, English & Western lessons. good t1res, good gas Dan Beam, GallipoliS, 446- . mileage, must sell. leavmg 0183. state. $1900 or best offer . 614-992-2075. English Bulldog pupp1es AKC champion bloOd line, 1980 Oldsmobile Toronado $500 to $800 Atbanv 1-614Brougham Coupe. Real 698-8571 . leather mtenor . Ziebarf protec ted , man~ extras. Will sell for less than Dragonwynd has new kit wholesale if cahs d eal o~ tens and puppies : seal & cho. s1amese, white Hims., will consi der trade 992· and red and black. chow's. 3491 Also can order Onentals ·-and Snowshoes. Call .446· 1976 Ford G1 anada, 4' door. 3844 after 3 PM. A -Shape. 1968 Fiat, 4 dr 949 2195 Bill Cozart, Racine 1 AK C Reg. Poodle, cream male. Calt446·7.t11. 1980 MIG I II RepliCa car Of 1953 MGTD Exce llent con· Pupp1es mother AKC Reg. black Chow-father Collie d 1t1on, priced to sell, $6,000. and Sf Bernard Ex cellent 304·847·7678 or 304-847 5697. Chow features, 2 females 1 black and 1 tan .. Call 367· 75 CORDOBA, good con 0663. d1t1on , $900. 304·675 ·1424. AKC Reg. black female Chow. 1112 years old, good protector: has pedigree. Call 367·0663 . 16 Reg. spottec12 yrs old Boar & sow to be at Oh io Valley Livestock, Sat. Dec. 12 Ph 388-8419 . Building materials block, brick, sewer pipes, windows. lintels. etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Calf 245-5121. 56 18 JEE P Renegade, $4500 phone 304·675·3628. (J) • CUAtiYIMI RAC.. Ye1terday •I COOMIA.n~ol'llldrtn'e apeci1l futurlftg ... voloaa ot Rlcl'l Little, Ftlt1 Coolidge and THE( I I I I I I I j (Anawere tomorrow) Jumbl•l FElON DRAWL AROUSE BECAI.M Anlwer+ Might be combat pilot• In spaea 8uiiJ" ACEs·· .WB X OS X QNXUT JBP DPLW KGXZW, GZ JBPU XVNXJL XZQ EUBTSLLGBZ, OS WORLD.-HAROLD SHERMAN \ ' KUBNGZK . NGVVGXD DXWWMSNL Yeatenlay's Cryplaoptote: TIUNGS FIRST HAPPEN IN YOUR MIND BEFORE THEY CAN HAPPEN !N YOUR OUTER C)t•t ltint FNturel Syf\dlc.U , Inc . I ZB W �._. ......... -·- --- - - .. -· ~ ,. Page-12-The Daily Sentinel . ' Will meet Monday I The Rock Springs Better Health Club will meet Monday at the . Rock Springs United Methodist Church for a 12 noon potluck dinner. Members are asked to bring a table service and a covered dish item. . · A $3 gift exchange will be con· d~cted following the meal, and $1 gifts are also to be brought for ' grab bag prizes. l Memorial service set Graveside memorial servi.ces for John Stivers who died in Nov. will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at Riverview Cemetery. the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports. At 2:22a.m., the Pomeroy Unit took Alice Humphreys from Route 143 to Veterans Memorial Hilspil;ll; Racine at 10:38 p.m. took Jirruny Pickens from hls residence to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 10:10 a.m. took David Saltzman from Meigs Mine I to Holzer Medical Center and at ll'p.m., took Debbie Black from Route 124 to Pleasant Valley Hospital. The Tuppers Plains Unit at 2:04 p.m. took Ruby Miller from her residence to St. Joseph Hospital in Parker· sburg. Note time change Party set Tuesday Sunday evening services at the Syracuse Nazarene Church have been changed to 6 p.m. from 7 p.m., due to the time change. The 6 p.m. starting time will begin this Sunday. The Candy Stripers of Veterans Hospital will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the east· west dining room of t~e hospital. A Christmas party Will be held. All membo<rs are asked to attend. Veterans Memorial Admitted-Alice Humphreys, Pomeroy. Discharged-David Simpkins, AnnCoe. Emergency runs Five calls were answered Thur· sday by local emergency units. · M~morial To end marriage Daniel Ross McCloud, Middieport, and Donna Jean Me· Cloud, Middleport filed for dissolution of marriage in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Elden Walburn, Middleport, filed for partition of real estate against <'jlice Adkins, Middleport, et al. . One hurt in three accidents A two-vehicle accident in Porter resulted in injury for one driver Thursday afternoon. The Gallia-Meigs Post of the state highway patrol said Connie S. Jarrell, 51, Rt. 2, Bidwell, was northbound on Old Rt. lBO at 4:05 p.m. and pulled !rom the stop sign onto Rt.554. She tht\11-c'ollidect with a westbound vehicle driven by Leland D. Greene, 51, Jackson. Jarrell's car was demolished and the Greene vehicle was moderately damaged. Jarrell was injured and taken to Holzer Medical Center 'by the Gallia EMS, where she was treated and released. The patrol cited her for failure to yield. The patrol cited William R. Ramsey, 30, Rt. 4, Oak Hill, in a two-car collision in Greenfield Twp. Thor· sday morning. The report said Ramsey was west: bound on CH & D Road at the intersection with Rt. 233 at 7:35 a.m., slid at the stop sign and collided with a vehicle driven by Ronald A. Miller. 35, Rt. 2, Patriot. The collision forced Miller's car to slide sideways and hit a garage. Both vehicles were moderately damaged and Ramsey was cited for excessive speed. A Reedsville youth escaped injury after his vehicle crashed against an embankment on Chester Twp. Rd. 91 in Meigs County Thursday af· ternoon. ACcording to the report, Mark E. Rice, 16, was southbound at 4 p.m. when he lost control, went off.the right side of the road, hit the embankment and overturned. The car was moderately damaged, the report said. Judge O'Brien terminates · 48 _ ca~es Mark Pierce, MickDeport, too anci ling deer, $25 and costs, failed to suspended, taking. illegal deer; Ed· costs, taking a· grouse during the . detach temporary tag from special die Russell, Jr., ~addleport, $25 and chased season; Paul Hollingshead, penni! and attach to deer where it coots, po valie-regislration; Richard .Vinton, •193 and CllOts, overload; fell; Olarles Perry, Cincinnati, $25 Cauthers, Jr., Rt. 2, Pomeroy •. #i Nancy Clark, Athens,~ and C<lllts, and coots, failed · to detach tern- and coots, mtoX!cation and disor· speed; Robert Fitzpatrick, Lan- porary tag from spedal permit and deriy conduct; Charles Zuspan, Jr., caster, $25 and costs, Uttering; attachtosalddeerwhereltfell. Pt.Pieasant,~andcosts,speed. Thomas Czech, East Liverpool, $100 Timothy Spires, Cheshire, $25 and Forfeiting bonds were Jerry ,W. and costs, failed to attach tern- costs, hunting cteer·with the aid of a Huffman, Park~uburg, . $46.35, porary tag to der at the place where motor vehicle; Rodney Spires, Jr., illegal deer huntmg; Wllltam R. it fell; Kenneth Frash, Middleport, Cheshire,$25andcosts,huntingdeer Ramsey, Cario, Ohio, 46.35, $25 ani! costs, hunting deer with an with the aid of a motor vehicle; possession of untagged deer; Steve illegal deer tag; Dana Lewis, Clif· Mollie Grim, Albany, $10 and costs, Sellars, Rt. 2, Racine, $71.35, ton, •150 and costs, taking an an~ failed to yield right of way; Bobby illegal hunting; Dennis G. Marcinko, tlerless deer without antlerless per- Porter, Rutland, fl4 and costs; Rt. I, Reedsville, $121.35 taking deer mit; Ricky Miller, Racine, $25 and speed; Gregory Lawless, Wester- without permit, $46.35, hunting d•er costs, hunting deer with a loaded ville, and William Staggers, without permission; Daniel P. firearm with the aid of a motor Newark, $21 and costs, speed. Talbott, Rt. 1, Portland, $50.50, vehicle; Charles Gaskins, Sabina, Others fined were Everett Ken- speed; Kathryn Hurd, Berkley, $100 and costs; taking an antlerless ney, Chesapeake, $25 and costs, hun- Mich., $36.50, speed; John W. Rees, . der without an antlerles deer per· ling deer with a gun after hours; $25 Reynoldsburg, $40.50, speed; James . ll)it; George Kreacic, Harniltiln, $25 and costs, hl!l1ting deer after the Lund, Parkersburg, $50.50, and costs, possession of a loaded temporary tag had been detached Candace Brothers, Pomeroy, weapon while re!urning from deer from deer permit; Thomas Clark, speed. hunting after hours; Thomas Lancaster, U5 and costs, hunting on Manuel, Racin~, $25 and costs, hwi- . lands of another without per- r-;~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t ting deer wilh a loaded firearm from mission; Mark Welch, Sciotoville, a molor vehicle, $150 arid costs, aid $100 and costs, possession of a deer HUBBARD'S ·GREENHOUSE anolher in the hunting of deer while or parts of a deer that was taken Syracuse, Oh. having a gun in possession after sue- illegally; Neil Sanders, 11, NOW OPEN FOR cessfuliy taking a deer; Virgil Lud- Gallipolis, $10 and costs, failed to CHRISTMAS SEASON wig, Sr., Brecksville, $100 and costs display valid registration on Poinsettias-$1.00 & Up each on four charges of possession of validation sticker; Gordon Teaford, Christmas wreaths, Can~ deer or part of a deer that was not Pomeroy,'$25 and costs, failed lo atdie Arrangements, Christtagged; and Bob Bauer, Long Bot- tach temporary tag to deer; Joseph mas cactus, Foliage Plantom,$25andcosts,huntingdeerwith Salterfield, Minersville, $5 and Is & Hanging Baskets. Georg M. CPI!ins, Nancy Jo Collins theaidofamotorvehicle. costs, unsafe vehicle; Bobby Fitch, Open Daily 91o 5 to Blauser Well Service, Inc., Righi Timothy Gillilan, Coolville, $25 Long Bottom, $25 and costs, hunting SU!l- 110 5 of Way, Olive. and costs, hunting deer with the aid deer after hours; Paul E. Sellers, Phone 992 _5776 Richard Schaffer, Phyllis · A. a motor Wolfe, Racine, $25 vehicle; and costs,Charles possession of llRit~.~~-~Po~rt~la~n~d~,~$25~a~n~d~cos~·ts~,~$~1~5~~;;;;~~~~~~;;~ Schaffer to Gerald L. Justice, 27.67 of a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle acres, Olive. EVERY MONDAY NIGHT AT Corden C. Randolph, Phyllis A. · 'while hunting deer; Michael Bolin, Middleport, $150 and costs, Randolph to Racine Home National possession of a loaded gun in the Bank, Lots, Letart-Antiquity. field after legally taking a deer; Ernest De Malteis, Mary Lou Mal' leis to Victor Young III, Katherine Robert Robie, Pomeroy, $5 and M. Young, Parcel, Sutton. costs, no red flag on extended load William Allen Hughes, deceased, over four feet; Michael Cordie, to Mary E. Hughes, Alberta Bell Columbus, $150 and costs, attempt to Hillyer, Grace Eva Shamblin, take more than one deer during 1981 Served with Amend. Cert. of Trans., Middleport. season; Clarence Jewilt, Columbus, Choice of Salad, Roll Nora Mae Jordsn, Affidavit, Mid- $100 and costs, laking an antlerless and Bever~ge dleport. deer without first applying for and Harold E. Sauer, dec. to Faye M. getting antterless deer permit, $50 Sauer aka Faye Mildred Sauer, Af. and costs, carrying a special deer DINING ROOM ONLY fidavit, Reedsville-Rutland. permit issued to another while hun· Racine Home National Bank to Lawrenc~ Gluesencamp, Sr., Louise Gluesencamp, 1 acre, Lebanon. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Irene Kelly to George Stitt, Lots 155, !55%, Pomeroy. · Dorothy Demoskey, deceased, PUP (Harold W. Demoskey), Affidavit, Middleport. Forty-eight defendants were fined and nine others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court WeclneodiiY. · Fined by Judge Patricll O'Brien were Larry Bwnganlner, Mason, $21 and coets, speed; Gould Riffe, f\!!edsville, $25 and costs, hunting with high powered rifle; Donald Chaprrian, Celina, ~ and costs, possession of a deer which was not properly tagged; Richard Crouse, Albany, $100 and coets, taking an antlerless deer without deer permit; PhillipErwin,Albany,$25andcosts, . possession of a deer which was nof properly tagged; Robert Markins, Rutland, $25 and costs, failed to at· ·tach deer tag at lhe place where deer feU; James Creedon, Cincinnati, $25 and costs, failed to check deer within the proper time allowed; James CUnningham, West Chester, Ohio, $25 and costs, aided another with an improperly lagged deer; Gary Emery, WestChester, $100 and costs, failed to attach temporary lag to deer at place where it fell; Steven Peckham, Middleport, $150 and costs, attempt to take second deer, $25 and costs, hunting deer on a special permit of another; Michael Harrison, Middleport, $150 and costs, attempt to take a second deer: County, city officers BJ KEVIN KELLY 'Dm• 8 w. I I I llol. 15 No. 44 Copyrighted 1911 Today's T-S m06t recent pollee academy class, gnduatea) in the future, especlaliy which began Aug.!O and completed the way my budget works," Mont· exams shortly after Tbankaglvlng. ' gomery sale!. Montgomery taught the class The graduates receive a comm~s-· slon as an ot!lcer In not only his but with the help of his deputies and any other pollee or sberttf's departguest instnlctors · Uke Municipal ment, as Montgomery's 2M-hour Court Judge James ~nnett, who class covered · aU levels of pollee Instructed the class in criminal code and court procedure. work. 11lls means the !ll'lduatea, 'This ye~U"'s graduates, aU Gallia wor~lng under Monii!Omery or another ot!lcer, can make arrests resldellts. were Don Walker, Chip and go on patrol with regular . Kirby, Cindy Taylor, Llada Adams, deputies. Jamie Sullivan, Sandra Carr, Pa"We're going to need them (the trtcla Rucker, Frank Nance, Cart : '2'5 , Berbick victory, C-8 COLUMBUS, Ohio - The city of Columbus has set a record for most homicides in one year with the death o( Richard Green, 29, who was shot in the head during an argument. Green's death Thursday was the city's 9lst homicide this year, police Raymond G. Musgrave, attorney -raadJ~Owen for ' Young, rebutted Morgan's Special te'lhe statements by disclosing what he Timet Sentiuel believed the State must prove. He Dr. John Grubb, Mason County mentioned that it would be revealed medical eXIIIIiiner, testified in that Young had consumed one-fifth Mason County Circuit Court Friday of whiskey, one quart of wine, · afternoon that li&-year-old Mary L. smoked a marijuana cigarette and Berry died of multiple stab wounds took valium prior to Mrs. Berry's lo vital orgallB, including the heart, murder. other areas needing liver, lungs and pancreas. Some of · validity on the State's part, those wounds, Grubb lold a jury of . Musgrave said, ~re claims that nine men and two women, were 5\2-fi Young "crashed" for approximately inche8 deep and as wide as 1\2-2 in- . four hours and tater awoke to tell his ches. alleged accomplice, Terry Dr. Grubb was one of seven wit- Brainard, then 16 years of age, that nesses called to the stand by Mason they should rob Mrs. Berry, that the County Prosecuting Attorney two had walked to her home and . :· DamonB.t.!organJr.ontheopening were permitted in, that the knife day of lel!imony ill lhe re-trial .of Young ua!d was ill1ed to sexually .. Joilp.Lewis Young, 38, Mason, who is harm her and that Brainard took $20 chal'!!'ld with Mrs. Berry's murder. to$40 from her purse. · Mrs. Berry wu found stabbed 1o AI the start of the trial, State death in bed •I her home in Mason . Trooper Lloyd Akers, now of the on the morning of Dec.!, 19'18. Cabell County deaachrnent, brought Opellillfl statements in the trial..:. In itema of clothiqg, photograph:J of which is the second for Young, who the victim and her hon.., and a white was convicted of second degree mur- electrical cord which have been in der in November, 1'11'1, in a Wood the custody of Wood County Cire!llt County Circuit Court. in connection Court officials since the first trial. with Mrs. Berry's dellth but released . The Items were marked as exhibits from that convictton ·iO March by a tO be p<l68ibly presented as evidence federal district coUrt judge - began · as the trial progresses. Friday morning and followed three Following opening statements, the fulldaysofjuryseloctton. State called as its first witness Duringthecourseofthisnewtrial, Deputy Charles J. ioung of the 'young ts cloaked with the judicial Mason County Sheriff's Depart· "innocent unW proven guilty" law menl, who was employed as a Mason which protects all defendants. policeman at the tirile of the Berry In his opening remarks, murder. When queslioned by Prosecuting .Attorney Morgan said Morgan, Young said be responded to he would prove during the course of a call to Mrs. Berry's home on the the trial that Young en\6red Mrs. morning of Dec. ·1, 1976, and, upon Berry's borne on that winter day, observiqg the body, npticed the vicbound her wrists and. stabbed her tim's wrists were tied with a shoe repeatedly. In addition, he Sjlid the lace and her body had visible wound State believed the act was malicious marks. He also said her home apand deliberate. ' (Continued on A-4) ALL OUR NEW AND USED. CARS WILL BE DRASTICALLY REDUCED ......................................, D·l This car has extended 18 month 18,000 mile demo warranty, Total Sticker Price $10,184.00 .less Riverside Discount -$1,249.00, Less AMC Rebate -$338.00. YOUR COST AFTER DISC.OUNT AND REBATE *8,59700 Plus Tax and Tille ALL OTHER MODELS ARE DECEMBER DISCOUNT PR.ICED UPPER RIVER RD. Volume Shares 53,422,500 Issues Traded 1,1110 Up 561 Unchlnged 447 Down 947 •N.Y.S.E . Index 124.93- .78 SANTA CLAUS WILL IE AT ELBERFELDS eOow Jone'! Ind. · AP . FRIDAY & SATURDAY . NIGHTS 6:30 TO 7:30 ' MONDAY & TUESDAY 2:00 10 3:00 ' ' •1979 Monte Carlo •1979 Pontiac Grand Prix •1979 vw Diesel Rabbit •1977 Dodge Charger •1980 Jeep CJ-7 Hardtop •1978 Mazda GLC • 1979 Ford Fairmont Wagon · •t977 Olds cutlass Supre'Tie •1979 Chevy Caprice Classic •1979 Ford Mustan 11 •1977 MG 'B' Covertible •1978 Buick Skylark GAWPOI.IS, OH. • t ,_L OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS , ' r. .' . .(CLOSED SUNDAYS) ' , ERFELDS IN 'POMERO 35 CeniJ A Multimedia Inc. New&,.,r, NIGHT FIRE ' By Sallyanae HOtq Special to the 'l1nleHiea&IDel GALLIPOLIS - Sbe rung up my grocerles just as she always had. ~e put them In the bag the same way she bad dooe for the past 30 years. When she ttnlshed, s11e wished me a "Merry Cbrtstmas." I w1sbed her one, too, knowing !bat, this year, w1sblng just wouldn't make It oio. "You know, after you've worked 30 years, It going to be bard - real hard - not to have 90111e place to come to every guess," said one 33-year employee who sounded as It he hoped this time were only a rumor, too. l'nlortunatety, this time - and rl!!'ht lro time for Christmas - it's true. · Most of the 13 employees at (Continued on A-4) ( - . ,;tf!?'_''; . ~-~ 886.51 -5.52 Business, E·section ' AcUviUes , •••••••• F·l-8 Area Deaths ...... : • A-5 Blllillell ..•••••....• E-1 Clalltfled . .. • .. .. . D-3-7 EdiWial • . . . . . . . . . A·W (ram. ••••••••••• E-1-3-1 Llfeliyle .......... B-1-8 l.Aie:ll ••• • ••• . ••••• A-&-8 state-Nau.a& ••.•••• 0.1 Spll1l ••••••••.••• C.l-8 T~ •••..... ~ News briefs. • • Haig urges peace talk progress BRUSSELS, Belgium - Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. said Saturday on the eve of his visit to Israel that U.S.-lsraeli relations remain strong after having weathered recenl problems. But he made it clear'he will press the Israelis to speed up progress in the Palestinian autonomy talks. Haig also said he would have no comment "at this time" on reports , that he met wilh Cuban Vice President Carlos Rafael Rodriguez . · during a visit to Mexico last month. Haig has accused the Castro · regime of exporting revolution throughout Latin America. GM head says wages should be cut 'CLEVELAND - The average American autworker's earnings are almost twice those of his Japanese counterpart and must be cut, General Motors Chairman Roger B. Smith says. Smith said Friday the average American autoworker's wages and benefits are about $19.50 an hour, compared with aboul $10 an hour for the Japanese. "The gap ts too big, a tidal wave of economics that no one can stand against," he SHid in a news conference following a speech at the Cleveland City Club. . As part of a _GM "blueprint" for action, Smith said Congress must amend the Clean Air Act to reduce emission standards on carbon monoxide and oxides of nitrogen. He said this could be done without further contamination ol the nation's air. momtng." Sl)e slihed. 72.43 - .41 every one of the following used cars carries our exclusive 12 month, 12,000 mile nationwide warranty at no extra cosllo you. 4469100 Fllday, Dec II •S.&P Comp. SUPER USED CARS AT SUPER DISCOUNT PRICES •1980 Pontiac Grand Prix •1981 v.w. Scirocco •1978 AMC Concord OL •1980 Pontiac Grand Prix •1979 Dodge Magnum •1977 Granada Ghia Consolidated Trading OAK, MAPLE and PINE FINISHES 12 Sedlons. to Pages Two Gallipolis firemen are slllhoutted against the blaze which destroy~ a two-stocy house on Rt. 141, a half-mlle west of the city limits Friday night. Cause of the tire was unknown. -Wishing for a Merry Christmas ' just won't make it so . King wins suit, N.Y.S.E. Issues , (Continued on A-4) '' They're closing down the A&P DECEMBER DISCOUNT DAYS SnLES INCLUDE: ROLL TOP DESKS,.KNEEHOLE DES~S, TRESRE DESKS AND SICRETARIES. Gallla Courity Sberttf's Deputies Organization was founded. Otrlcers elected to head the organization were Wallcer 88 president and Sullivan as secretary. Its Coroner testifies in murder trial . LARGE SELECTION OF QUALITY DESKS AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES. Moore and JOhn VaDCe. ;~ Previously, some graduatea d. .· the academy went to work 88 spedal deputies, but In action last Thursday, thespeclalcleputles held a meeting and In an elfort to ellrni· . nate friction between the specials and the regular sheriff's men, the ..' Sunday, Dec. 13, 1981 THIS YEAR WE CELEBRATE OUR 1981 CHRISTMAS SEASON WITH Automatic trans. Pin striping Power steering Power brakes Power deck lid Power windows Power door locks Light group Power antenna Tinted glass Quartz clock ·=:; .. CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT HERE IS JUST ONE OF OUR SUPER SAYINGS VALUES training IIi,. Lee Kampmeyer BRAND NEW 1982 AMERICAN MOTORS CONOORD DL I 8&alf Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant RIVERSIDE VW-AMC-JEEP-RENAULT Vinyl roof · While R adia I tires Air conditioning Fabric interior Till wheel cruise control Wire wheel covers AM-FM stereo Protection grouP Reclining seats ~omplete tm:es Homicide record set in Columbus 6 cylinder engine - • Properly trans1ers SPAGHETTI DIN·NER fhel ·GALLIPOLIS- G~ County's two maiD' law· eliforcement agen. cl\!0 bave recently graduated studeittB in eaeb of Its pollee-training acbools. The major purpose of both acbooll. accorcllnlto o!tlcla!s, Is to IDitriiCt wlwlteers Ill current police metboda lnd to update cer\lfJ. catloa tor other o!licel'9. Sherlll James Montgomery said 11 students bave come out of his FROM II _. Designed to update; methods, certification MERRY CHRISTMAS I ._ _,..._ -....... . .. -·... -' . .- --··- -. . .-·· Friday, December 11,1981 Pomeroy_-Middleport, Ohio Meigs County happenings ~ Wednesday, December 16th will mark the be8lnDing of the end for d.J local A&: P, In Galli· poll.a over half a century, as em· p!or- reduce all stock l.O percent to prepare tor the cJos. lng !ll the store. 11 aU ps as planlm, the final days should come right before Cbrlalm8ll. For two weelra, A &: P employeee bave known !lllbelr lmpelllllDafate. "We'vebeenllv!JW with It ewr since the Pomeroy store cloaed,'' I8Jd one employee. "It wu like cucer you had It but you jlllt didn't know when It wu aotng to t..n.... " Bu~. I WeD, It filially alrllck-.~· 1D1 to C0111P111Y ~ 111e lbuldown II 4111 to llllb opent· lng 00111 aDd 1118 ~ fl'om the GalllpoMI lltore to the ware..... A lmiWt maupr Mid lllls l!t tbllltore bid beeaoalbl diCIJJM far "We'W lleud 10 muy dallel at· ~< n• dollna. rd bate to -lime. { ... ,.. @Til ':il :: ~ 11'1081 '1'0 aoa- Here 11 the ID&Iw Gillie IIIP ~ten 1a Gelll 1"1 liMed 18 eJ.e IIIIo Wed . . .J. M l'!lleld - l l l l d IIIII lten ... 1111 - Ia Jnalal wiD be lllat dnL Tile dec:lll111 h00111 8 mow.led-IIIGtt Gillie llrm'1 olorelll Vlqlulalnd Weet ViJ'IIDII. •1 ~ ' --- -~· .~ · . ~ ~ '. WEAmER FORECAST - Tile Natlcm'll Weelher Servi.., foreeull mill Sunday lor the Glllf coast of Tel181 aDd Loulsla1111. (AP Lalel'pbota). ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 11, 1981