https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b044068c35ed4f0c1b8e1817644f0ae5.pdf 6638720d5860235edefc797ce53e9ae9 PDF Text Text I • 12- The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Dec. 28, 1978 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UP! ) - A 1,200-pound safe containing 52 vials of drugs used for research, valued at nearly $1 million, has been stolen from a University of Mi chigan building, poll ee said Wednesday. Some ol the vials contained heroin and Valium, po)ice said. Others contained drugs still being studied and whose effect on humans are not known and possibly dangerous . from $607 to $640. Under new program rules, a family of four with no net income will receive a $191 food stamp allotment. The net monthly income limit for a food stamp family will be $542. Food stamp allotments are adjusted twice a year, in January and July , to reflect changes in the cost of food. Discount house destroyed new $1 million in drugs stolen ZANESVILLE, Ohio (UP! )- An early morning lire, fought by at least 150 firemen destroyed a discount house at the Country Fair Shopping Center in Zanesville, authorities said. A Zanesville Fire Department dispatcher said all available units in the city plus volunteers from surrounding communities were at the scene of the fire on the city's north side. The dispatcher said the blaze was first reported shortly alter I a.m. There were no injuries reported" Judge awards back pay BOISE, Idaho (UP!) - A federal judge has awarded six women, fired from the Boise Police Department for ·alleged lesbianism, a year's back pay and an allowance for attorney fees. U.S. District Court Judge Ray McNichols said the money should he paid lor a period of one year from the March 1977 date of discharge of the women who sued lor $10 million and asked for their jobs back. It was McNichols who a month ago awarded the women a partial summary judgement but did not order them reinstated . Coal firm must pay back pay WASHINGTON (UP!) Pittsburgh-based Consolidation Coal Co. has aweed to pay $370,000 in back wages to 78 women denied jobs as underground miners because of their sex, the U.S. Labor Department announced Wednesday. The department said the settlement was the largest ever in the coal industry for a discrimination complaint. Under the agreement, Consolidation Coal also agreed to fill 20 percent of its miner trainee positions with women. The agreement is in effect until the end of 1980. Newyear will marry Jan. 1 DENVER (UP!) - In keeping wth the spirit of his name, William Newyear, a teacher in Evanston, Ill., had planned to get married on Jan. 1, but his fiancee convinced him it might be better to expedite things. Although Newyear had hoped to be married on New Year's Day, he has settled on New Year's Eve at the request of his fiance , Lori Jayne Kaspar. Ohio soldier dies in wreck ROANOKE, Va . (UP! )- An Ohio man stationed at Fort Bragg , N.C., was killed when his car smashed through a guard rail and plunged down an embankment on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Park rangers said Bruce William Undercoffer, 25, of Loveland, Ohio, died about two hours after the accident Wednesday at Community Hospital in Roanoke . A passenager, Teresa Ann Strickland of Roanoke, was in satisfactory condition at Lewis Gale Hospital in Salem. • Brothers indicted again COLUMBUS (UP!) - The two brothers charged in central Ohio's so-ealled ".22 caliber" murder had a trial date set in Franklin County Wednesday and were also indicted in Licking County for three of the killings. Gary Lewingdon , 38, IGrkersville, indicted in 'six of the murders in Franklin County, and Thaddeus Lewingdon, 41, Glenford, named in five of the same killings, will be tried Feb. 26 in Franklin County Common pleas Court before Judge George B. Marshall. The two, who are being held in the Franklin County jail under $600,000 bond apiece, are scheduled to be tried jointly but defense attorneys may ask for separate trials . regulati ons dem on strated foll owing: are in OlD REGULATIONS In most cases, purchase higher-i ncome households to ga in etigibit ity. Deductions were : ta)(es and mandatory payroll w i that dingup , towar k -r month, era ted expenses $30 medi ca l costs, tui tion and fees, child care costs to allow Racine, Ohio 5 PIECE BATH SETS disaster or casualty eKpenses and sheller ofcosts thai eKCeed 30 percent net income. SHEET Bl.AN KET SALE READY MADE . D APE 1ES 0 limits set 0 White and Pastel Colors - Polyester and Cotton Blends - Machine Washable - No Iron by Secretary of Agriculture; people whose only income was public assistance or Supplemen t al Security In come were automatically el igible. Household assets lim it was $1,500 (did nol apply to households receiving public assistance or Supplemental Security Income.) First vehicle not counted, regardless of cost . States could determine penalties for fraud. Students not eligible if claimed as dependents by parents who were Ineligible ; no work requirement . Separate interviews to determine eligibility for vari ous governrt~ent benefits. States had to determine ~ligibilily of households within 30 days . Benefits began upon determination of eligibility. Stales required to insure participation of · eligible Bath mat, contour mat, lid cover, and 2 pc. tarik cover set. Easy care. machine washable, assorted colors. '10 Three different patterns with assorted colors. Famous Cannon quality. You'll really save. Households had to have access to cooking facilities. NEW LAW& REGULATIONS purchase required (expected to add up to 37 thousand low-income Ohioans.) Simplified certification wi th thr ee possible deductions: Standard - adjusted to Consumer Price Index ; Earned income - subtract 20· per cent; Dependent care and excess shelter costs . Income limits bas·ed on Federal non-farm poverty level ; no automatic eligibility (Expected to result in over 67 thousand higherincome" people being drop- ped .) Household assets lim it Is 51.750 ; S3,000 for households with one person over 60 (Appl ies to households receiving public assistance or Supplemental Security In· come .) Fair market value over $4,500 of car counted unless used for self-employment . Tougher penalties for fraud required by Federal law . Studen ts not eligible if are or co uld be claimed as 88 They 're dusin.g the book on " signifi cant part of local journalism whenth1s yea r comes to . its end. RichardS. •Dick) Owen JS retJn_ng as fhllllisher of this ll l'WSpl:t pe r Hlld as rlresidenl of the Ohio Valley Publishing Cu. We who helped him gel out a daily newspaper· in this eornmumly f?r i! nwnber of years salute him fur mr accomplishm~nt which places hun tn the triumvirate of ncwspapering in lhts valley : • William Giddin~s Sibley, who moved to Gallipoli s from Metgs County Ill lhe e arly 1890s, look the then-ratlieal step of convertmg weeklies mto dculies. . • Harold Watts Wetherhol t, wh o married a Mei gs County g:Jrl, strea~lmed local journetlism tu keep it in step with the best praeltees of the profession. • Ri~hard S. Owen made it possi bl e for the newspapers of small elites lo survtve mflalion and keep their ow n identities. Each of these three men had a shrewd business head: Ea ch had a vision of what wet s desirabl e, set his goal, Hnd achieved that goal. Because they were here. we ttre here. In the three decades from combat aviator to retired publi sher , Dirk Owen has led a life one expects from a suece~ful American in the fn~e enterprise system. From the war he went into nationl::ll advertising of H big-city newspaper: From lhal lofty perch lhe dtHIIenge of rural journH iisrn beckoned to him. The new year 1979 will mark lhe 20th anniversar v of the firs! step in expansion . The f ;,- tll i1 Ji.~ n..,;h ·r,.;J,,, . i1ttd alreadv . (Continued on pag e l2) 1. . Jetliner crash-lands; 10 killed, 50 injured By CLYDE JABIN PORTLAND, Ore. (UP! )A disabled United Airlines jetliner that was !creed to circle an airport for more than 30 minutes because of a landing-gear problem crashlanded in a residenti al neighborh oo d Thur sday night, killing at least 10 people and injuring another 50, five critically. . Most of the 185 people aboard scrambled to safety through emergency exits and holes torn in the fu selage. At least 10 bodies, including three children, were recovered from the fuselage of the downed plane, authorities said . Rescue workers searched under the collapsed nose gear of .the plane during the night searching for other victims. The jetliner may have run out of fuel while it was • e VOL. XXIX NO. 180 POMEROY·MIDDLEPO~T, at OHIO $3 .99 Bat towel sale $2.99 $2 .49 Matching hand towel sale $1.89 $1.49 Matching wash cloth sale $1.09 Permanent press- and machine washable expertly made - limited quantity, 8·4 and 63 inch lengths. !7 . l9.99 PAIR ••••••••••••'650 REGULAR 00 REGULAR $10.99 PAIR •••••••••• . - r_..-~-.-------------..------·---..----_...._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._. ·I REGULAR STOCK ! Shooting • continues in Iran 1·19 SKEIN By SAJID RIZVI TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Troops firing automatic weapons chased anti-shah demonst.ra tors tlti'ough congested downtown streets and fired on rooftop protesters who chanted "death to the shah " and "victory is close." Gunfire rang through the streets today as witnesses reported at least three killed in overnight shooting directed at groups who poured into the streets in defiance of the curfew and taunted the troops. Two of the dead, all ---------, CANNON BED ·SHEETS I Fine selection of solid colors, patterns, white, in king, queen, full, and twin bed sizes. Pillow . cases to match . I dependen ts by Ineligible households; may have to register for 20 hours per week work . Sing le Interview (Continued from page I) Union members are further seeking an additional floating holiday for the first year of the new contract, and two floating holidays during the second year. Buckeye Rural Cooperative Manager Clyde Ramsay has said throughout the strike that it was impossible for the cooperative to "live with" the old contract. According to Ramsay, the old contract is overly vague, and thus not satisfactory to Buckeye Rural. The strike by Local 2359 of the I.B.E.W. affects service to Buckeye Rural Cooperative members in Gallia, Meigs, Lawrence, Vinton, Athens, Jackson, Pike, Ross, and Scioto Counties. , Buckeye Rural offers a standing $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction (on a felony charge) of anyone vandalizing or destroying · cooperative property. < Tradition broken will determine eligibility for food stamps and Aid to Dependent Children. Stales must furnish food L_....-.-..-..-..-..-.._.._..._.._...__._.._.._.._...__...._._._._._,_..__.._.._.._.. _____- - - - - - - - - · - - - - - -... SELECT GROUPI "No covered dish." That is the word from Paul Cascl fo reference to the annual New Year's Eve party of Drew Webster Post. 39, American Legion, to be held at the Post home Sunday evening. easel said that traditionally those at· tending the party are asked to bring their favorite covered dish . However, this year, Casci says, tradition is being br.oken and the covered dishes are not to be taken. Tbe Post will provide refreshments. J PLUSH ROUND CANNON SHEETS AREA RUGS AND REGULAR $17.99 - 52 IIIICH ROUND 100% Dacron Polyester - Fashionable Decor for any Room in the House - Fashion Colors - Just 11 to Sell PILLOW CASES No Iron Percale and Muslin - Not Every Size -:-- Assorted Patterns and Colors. 1h .,•• PRICE JANUARY WHITE SALEI FOR THIS SALE! 20% OFF •• ENTIRE STOCK OF BEDSPREADS . Full bed sizes, ns, king mostly quilted styles, solid patterns. Many spreads with pillow shams to match also 20 01nd queen, colors and drapes and percent off. OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 PM - 20~FF TABLE COVERS Entire stock Included, rounds, oblongs, ovals, and square, vinyls and cloth wh'ite. sol1ds. patterns. SALE PRICES START AT SATURDAY TIL 5 PM Elberfelds In Pome . ( '2.39 ' PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS BUYS MARKET - Kenneth McFann, Albany, is pictured ringing up a sale during his first day at the Young Super Market , Pearl and Locust Sts., Middleport , which he purchased Wednesday. The market operated for 30 years by the Youngs will be r enamed McFann 's Market. The establishment will operated on a seven day week . McFann , formerly of the South Point and Ironton area, and his wife, Belva, are residing in Albany with their daughter , Penny, 16. They also have a son, Kenneth L. McFann, who resides at South Point. Mrs. Dorothy Young has operated the business fo r the past 11 years follo w1ng the illness and death of her husband, the late Joe Young, &. Good selection of colors in this Red Heart Hand knitting yarn. ___ __._ and demolished two vacant waukie, Ore., carried his 4houses before skidding to a year.,ld nephew from the wreckage and was told that stop in a field . One passenger called the his brother, John, and John's r elatively "soft" crash- wife, Cathy, were safe with landing a Hmiracle, 1• and minor injurles. " I want you to print this," others praised the skill o1 the pilot and crew in preparing Heltzen told a reporter. "The them for the impact. There Lord Jesus saved our lives. We were praying and the was no fire . McBroom survived the Lord told me he was going to crash and was reported 'in do a miracle. " Mrs . Theresa Salisbury good condition at Woodland said the house next to her was Park Hospital. It was the first major crash demolished by the jetliner but at the Portland airport, which ·the reside nts were away on went into operation in 1957. vacation. She said !here was Most ol ·those aboard were a loud explosion and then able to escape from the plane silenoe when the plane hit. "I .went outside and there through emergency exits and holes torn in the fuselage and was so much smoke I couldn't wandered to nearby houses to even see the house across the seek help. The jetliner body street," she said, adding that remained intact except for four of the surviving passenthe collapsed nose and a gers later came to her door and asked for a glass of shearedoff right wing. Steven Heltzen. ~2. of Mil- water. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1978 $1.49 WINTUK KNITTING YARN • $ ci r c ling Portland International Airport,' Darrel Buttke , a spokesman for Portland International Airport, said. The pilot of the plane, Flight 173 from New York with a stop in Denver, was identified as Capt. Malburn McBroom, of Loveland, Colo . He radioed the control tower with an " amber alert " because of the landing-gear problem, then 32 minutes later - at 6: 17 p.m. suddenly signaled: "Mayday! Mayday' Engines are flaming out! We are going down ! We're not going to make lhe airport ! " The jetliner was 31> miles south of lhe airport and on an approach pattern when it went down in a wooded area of scattered homes and apart ment buildings. The plane sheared off treetops en tine TOWELS No standards for training staff or providing bi -lingusl workers. No '9.49 TWIN SIZE FinED '7.10 '10.49 FULL SIZE FinED '7.80 '9.49 TWIN SIZE FLAT •7.10 '10.49 FULL SIZE FLAT •7.80 YOUR CHOICE househo lds. Buckeye. • • BANK .. lr--·-~-~-~-- w-~-·-·-·~·--·-r---~:~:~:::-·'::':~:..-:-;:::.-:"~:::.:;~~:-"~~;~.;~·-·-·-,:--~::::-::::::~'::::-:::::-;::.'::':.;::=-'1 REGULAR 112.49 - 114.49 and' 115.99 WHITE ~Ill I: I -'o;.LJt;," ~· -· household member to work, court -or dered al i mony or support pay ments, unusual Income level - 9:30 A.M. Home· Furn 1shings Deportment - 1s t Floar - f xce IIen t SavI ngs on · 1 11 Sheets - Bedspreads - Draperies - Towe s - Rugs - Quant t es l.lmlted to Stock on Hand. deducltons ; enabted certain workers increased ; bi -lingual workers must be hired in certain localities ; states must train hearing off icials and other reviewers. Househol ds do not need access to cooking facilities to qualify . HOME NATIONAL Because they were here, we are here OPEN FRIDAY N'GHT TIL 8 requirement in effect. Burdensome certification involving eight possible si bilily for training eligibility, RACINE BEGINS FRIDAY, DEC. 29th the within 30 days of application filing. Benefits retroact ive to f irst day of month of application. States required to notify people receiving public assistance, unemployment compensation and Supplemental Security Income about availabili ty of food stamps . State agencies ' respon · People An Editorial Contrasts in the old and stamps to eligible households Meigs County Ids In Pomero El e •• Nationwis~____, Low. (Continued from page 1l WASHINGTON (UPI) - 'lbe Gl Bill helped veterans of tbree wa.,_ through college, but ft was discontinued In 1978. Now, with enUstments declining, the Army is taking a hard look at Its old drawing card. Effective Jan. I, the Army will begin a test program that will cut minimum enlistments from three to two years and permit qualified high school graduates to accumulate up to S7 ,100 for coUege. A spolesmBD said the Army hopes the test program "will raise the mental level of the enlistees" and "fill combat arma slots, especially In Europe." 'lbe program al110 may help cut the volunteer army's discouraging rate of first enlistment dropouts. he GI Bill that assisted mllltary per110nnel with their advanced schooling In three wars was discontinued In September 1978. FALSE ALARM :Pomeroy firemen answered ·afalse alarm call to the Rock '~prlngs area at 6:25 p.m. Thursday. According to a report received by the ~Ieber, a car was on fire. However, the {irell)en found ho car on fire and returned to !heir Illation . TREE PICKUP SET 'lbe annual Christmas tree pick-up will be conducted in Middleport on Tuesday, Jan. 2. Residents are asked to put their Christmas trees al the curb in front of lhelr homes and they will he picked up by the street department free of charge. SEOEMS unit since it' began operating in October, 1974, has resigned due to a recent move out of Rutland. EMT Marj orie Davis, also of Rutland, has been tapped to fill the vacancy. Stewart and her husband, Tom, recently purchased a new home outside of Rutland, and although there is no . SEOEMS requirement that the station chief live in the village, Stewart said, "It's hard to stay on top of things when you aren 'I right there .'' She added, " besides, after four years, the squad is getting tired of listening to me holler . Despite the fulfillment , the responsibilities and occasional CLEVELAND (UP!) This week's winning Ohio basales eventually wear you Lottery numbers: down. It's just time for a change." Gold number - z. White number "- 29 . . Stewart's husband is a Blue number - 312. crane operator at Kaiser Wln-A-Thon Aluminum at Ravenswood. They have three sons: Robert 12004. First baby of '79 to get_royal start fabric from The F'abric Shop, Pomeroy; three boxes of Newborn Pampers from the Racine Food Markel ; a baby planter from the Pomeroy Flower Shop ; a pair of bedroom slippers from Marg uer ite's Shoes, Pomeroy ; three boxes of Newborn Pampers from Swisher-Lohse Pharmacy, Pomeroy; a case of Heinz strained baby food fr om Twin Cities Gatewa y Supermarket, Middleport; a cut flower arrangement from Dudley 's, Middleport. A $10 savings account from the Pomeroy National Ban k: a case of Gerber baby foods from the Mark V Super Market in Middleport ; a tan teddy bear. Moore's, Pomeroy; a free meal to lhe paren ts. Crow's Steak House. Pomeroy: a $3 grfl certif ic at e from th e Sewing Center. Middleport; a $10 savings accoun t fr om the Citizens National Bank , Middleport ; a pair of Poll Parrot baby shoes from Hartley 's Shoes, Pomeroy; a $5 gift certificate from Village Pharmacy, Middleport; 10 gallons of gasoline, Welker 's Ashla nd Service, Pomeroy; a two piece baby set , Goessler's Jewelry Store, Pomeroy; a fre e meal for the parents at the Meigs Inr, Pomeroy; a $5 gift certificate from the Kiddie Shoppe , Pomeroy ; a crib toy from Western Auto, Middleport ; a $10 gift certificate from Powell 's Super Valu , Pomeroy; a bottle of champagne from the Pomeroy Wine Store, and a $10 gift certificate from Elberfeld 's in r omt•ro.v. Union workers charge Ramsay won't negotiate Rutland SEOEMS Unit will have new station chief After four years of operation, the SEOEMS unit at Rutland will have a new station chief effective with the new year. Joan Stewart, Rutland, an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) with the Derby plans announced Meigs County 's first baby of t979 and his parents will get a royal start, thanks to 32 Big Bend merchants who are participating in The Daily Sentinel's annual Baby Derby. A number of gifts will be presented by the business firms to the baby and the parents. According to the rules of the described as youths in their contest, parents of the first baby of 1979 early 20s, were killed as they must he legal residents of Meigs County shouted from the rooftops in although the father may be in the armed the southern quarter of forces and the family stationed at a distant Tehran, racked by rioting for point. the past week following the The exact time and date of birth must be authorities ' abortive attempt specified in a written statement from the to reopen Tehran's schools. attending physician and the statement Residents .in the capital must be received at The Daily Sentinel said they feared the situation - - Office, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, no later could worsen Saturday, the than midnight on Jan. 10, 1979. day the anti-shah movement Gifts to be presented include: has called for nationa l Three cases of Beech Nut baby food by mourning to remember this Waid Cross and Sons, Racine; a $5 gift week'sddead . certificate from t he Heritage House of Witnesses said t roops fired Shoes, Middleport; a case of Kroger on groups of 400 to 500 cailned milk from the Pomeroy Kroger demonstrators in nine other Store; a package of Birdseye diapers from localities of the capital but no Stiffler Stores, Inc .; two Royal Crown casualties could be confirmed toboggans and two cases of Royal Crown immediately. from the Royal Crown Bottling Co., The soldiers fought off yet Middleport ; a baby planter from Francis another attempt by F1orist , Pomeroy; a baby bunting from screaming youths to crowd Landmark, Pomeroy; a three piece feeder around the U.S. Embassy, set from K. &C. Jewelers, Pomeroy; a $10 whose parking lot was filled savings account from the Racine Home(Continued on pa~e 12) National Bank; a $3 gift certificate for NEAT TRICK -Ever try to spin a ball on your finger? It's a neat trick; especially · during a hectic ball game. That appears to be whal Southern's Jim O'Brien ( 44) is doing in this action photo. Wahama player on right is Todd Rawlings (21). Southern won·the game, Members of the In·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;.;.;.;.:-:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:-:·::: 88-56. ternational Brotherhood of Arniy taking hard look at its old drawing card . of Rutland, William of Middleport and Larry, at home. Stewart says she will continue as an active EMT with the squad and assist in smoot h transition of leadership. Davis has been an EMT only since completing her training last summer, but she that with the says (Continued on page 12 ) Electrical Worker s since the strike began on Dec. (I.B.E.W.) , union employees I. of Buckeye Rural Electric "We didn 't want this strike, Cooperative, Inc., charged that's why we worked without yesterJay that the mont h old a contract for three months ~" strike is continuing, due to one of the workers manning Cooperative Manager Clyde the line said. Ramsay's refusal to The contract between the union and the cooperative negotiate. Interviewed at the picket expired Sept.- I. Local I.B.E.W. members line set up in front of the Gallipolis Offices of the took a strike vote in August. Electric Cooperative , the At that time, a committee striking workers said that was formed to negotiate wrth their union was willing to Buckeye Rural, and was negot iate with th e cooperative, 11 Anytime Ramsay is ready to participate in real negotiations." Sheriff James Proffitt The electrical workers advises that he would like to stated that there had been extend his thanks to the only one meeting between the cooperative and the union Meigs County React 'team Sheriff thanks React members 7more bodies found By ROSALIND ROSSI CHICAGO (UP!) - Tbe ske leta! remains of seven more bodies have been found in shallow graves in the crawl space beneath John Wayne Gacy's house by investigators using garden tools and a map drawn by the accused sex slayer. granted the authority to call a str ike if the negotiation proc ess prove d unsatisfactory. Astrike was called at10:30 p.m., Friday, Dec . 1, following an eighth round ol neg otiations. Uni on Members are asking that their old contract be renewed with an additionall6 percent raise over the next two years. Ra msay ha s sa id (Con tinued on p•ge 12) "Seven more bodies were found today. I guess you would say unearthed because some were taken out and some are still in there,'' Detective T.R. Smith of the -cook County sheriff's police said Thursday. "You just don't dig them outlike a sack of potatoes." Ga cy, 36, was to be arrai gned today in Cook County Circuit Court on charges of murd~ring Robert Piest, 15, of suburban Des Plaines, who disappeared 21> weeks ago after saying he planned to meet with Gacy to discuss a part-time job. (Continued 'on page iz) l for its work during the flood earlier this month . Sheriff Proffitt advises that Meigs County React Team President Guy Hysell reported that during the four days, Dec. 8, 9, 10, and 11, the Team CB monitoring station logged a total ol281 hours and 169 calls in regards to the high water and routes to follow to by-pass the blocked roads 1 etc. .React members on duty were Guy Hysell, George Folmer Jr ., Robert Bowles, Charles Wright , Nathan Biggs, Tobey Myers, Charles Blake, Jed Webster, Franklin Casto, Ora Watki11s and Grandma. �3-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec. 29, 19iS 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 29, 1978 C~metery The Ogdin The Ogdin Cemetery is located near the northern edge of Section No. 13 near County Road No. 27. It cannot be seen from the road. Hazel and Qifford Wooten own the land surrounding the ce metery. Fifteen grav e markers were louii~ ·In the bicentennial year 1976. Thi s cemetery is maintained by the Township Trusteeo. The Licensees must have Sunday liquor pernrlts Ogdin , John, son of S. 7-22first burial was that of Hannah Ogdin in 1853. 1839; Sabirt (stone down ), The most recent burial is age 72 y, 4 m, 7d, 2-10-1874 : thato l Hazel Wooien in 1971. Eliza, wife of Sabirt 6-10-1811 All names are spelled - 12-26-1896; Alvin (sq. & Ogd (i) n on the markers , compass) !833-l911 : Nancy though we frequently lind the · !840-1909; Ethaline 1864-1896; name spelled Ogd( e )n . John R. (sq. & compass) 1860Kames of those interred in 1947; Mary J.1856-1934. Extra mark er, Ethalin e this cemetery according to markers found in the Turner, wife of John I 1-4bicentennial year are as 1884, 12-27-1896. Ogdin, Alvin, age 91-9-22, 4follows : 13-1775 - 1+1867: Hannah, age 76-6-20 11-16-1853; Hugh, age 68y , 4-24-1918. Wooten, Thomas 3-28-1901 8-14-1967 ; Elizabeth 1689-19: Izaac 1885-1966; Hazel 19101971. It should be remembered by those doing genealogical reserach that grave markers continuing education, Rio can be reported in error due Grande and Community to their legibility. Therefore College, (614 ) 245-0353. searchers should check deeds, wills, tax record$, PUBLIC NOTICE co urt records and other OF SALE record$ to confirm the acT he del inquen t prop er t y cura cy of grave marker not sold on De cember 2Jrd , 1978 will be offer ed f or sal e on records. t h e Courthous e step s on - H. E. Throckmorton January 10, 1979 . COLUMBUS - "Without a Sunday liquor permit, license es who sell intoxicating liquor before midnight on New Year's Eve are in violation of the law," ---'-. ....····· .."" .. ... ' - --·.... .... .... Issues on dying , will he offered RIO GRANDE - A series of Informal discussions dealing with various aspects of death and .dying will be presented on the Rio Grande College and Community College Campus. Four Monday night sessions will be presented. Discussions will deal with such topics as widowhood, dealing with loss, euthansia and death with dignity. Guest speakers will be featured alon g with the open discussions. Dates for the sessions are January 8, 15, 22, 29. Each will last two hours from 7-9 p.m. in the college's Anniversary Hall. Free of charge to the public, this program is sponsored by the Rio Grande College and Community College office of Continuing Education and the Areawide Agency on Aging. To register, interested perso~s should contact Bernie Murphy, . . director of Larry E . Spencer , Cier i< of Court n f Common Pl eas By M a rlene Har r ison , D ep ut y Cler k , Meigs Co unt y, Oh io ( 12 ) 29 , (IJ 5, 2tc TII F [),\II .Y SENTINF:I . m :roTF:D TIITIIE I NTI-:KE.'iTOF l\lfo~ tr. S-1\tM•i O N AR F:i\ RURF.RT IIUF:f'l .lf 'll Ci h' f'.ditur l'l ll ihsl lt·ll d;1.111 o•;-:c·t·pt So il l ll"t l a~ 11_1 Tl w Oh1 n \'it ll v~· l 'u h l t ~ htl\1! ( 'olllp111l .. - ~1ni 1 111H'tha . l ilt '. C"ut1 foil . P nnlt'l'll\. Ohtu NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Not ic e 'is hereby given that on Janua t y 8, 1979 at 10 a.m ., public sele will be held at the off i ces of t h e Cit i zen s Nat ional Bank . M iddleport , Ohio to se ll for cash the following collateral to wit : 1972 Ol dsmobil e 4<12 , 2-door hardtop , Serial No . 3F87K2 M1J6891 . Ci t i zens Nat i on~ ! Bank , M iddleport, Ohio, rese·rves the right to bid at the sal e. (12) 28, 29, 31. Jtc Ill ~5ili! • 'Hu .'lrlt '.~~' Offu~· Ph1•r 1!' ' 1!1 ~!- :! tat~ E thlunal Pl1ull t' !~t:!-21 :;; . St•I'Hlld d<~~ ~ P":- l;•gt· p;11d ;11 Po >J ilt' l ~l o.\. , 01 11! > \' ; i\li<lli tl lll l n•I '\L SII IC l't'pl'l ·~· n ­ \ii\tn•. l~111dn11 t\ S..'-' Pl ' lilh' .~. :11111 F.itd tl I 1\1'1•.. C'IP\ 't• l~md. {)j itu 44 i I j _ 'suiN'ri pliun l'att -" : Odin·n~ l ll~· 1'<11'1'11'1' wl wn • Hva llail h·lfl t· t·nt ~ pt •r 1\'l't'k B r 1\-l"\" 1' Huuk wlwrt• t·anw r "'-'1'\'ll't' ' nnl a r<til<t il lt•. Ont· HliiH\h. $:1 :!ii fl t· lll<til 111 Ol uu ;md W. V11., or-1.- v t·m·. $-~; .ua : sr~ mnt tth.~ . fH .SII : Tlm•t• F.l ~t 'tt' ht• n• $ :1~. 110 mtml li s. s;ii .SO : y,•; tr : Six munt lt .~ Sli .tlll : Thn•t• SuiNT tpltull prit 't' Tt nt• ·-~ ...';t•nltnt•l. m " n t h ~. ~ !1. 110 ; irwltttlo·s Sumlay SS questions and answers Q. The aged widow next- Immediate financial door to me has been living on assistance? the Insurance her husband left her, Now that's gone and she has no Income at all. I'm taking her to apply for SSI payments, but they won't start right away, and she A. The social security office can authorize an emergency advance payment if an SSI claimant is eligible for one. Also, ·some State and local governments make interim assistance payments to SSI claimants who are waiting needs money now. Is there any way she can get some' for a decision on their eligibility. For more information , call any social security office. Q. .One of my employees was badly burned In a chemical explosion. II wW be a year or more before he eao return to work. I've arranged for a social security representative to help him apply for dlsabUity benefits, but he wants m• to lind ~ut Director Qifford E. Retch of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control said today. December 31 falls on a Sunday this year . Oh io's liquor laws and regulations do not .provide for any exceptions to the prohibition of Sunday sales, except as they are allowed by certain permits. There are legitimate ways in which cert ain permit , holders may sell intoxicating liquor to celebrants of the New Year. Sunda y sales of In- how he can get rehabllltatlon services to help him recover. Where can I get illformatlon about these services? A. All people who apply lor social security disability benefits are considered for vocational rehabiliiation services. Even if a person doesn't meet the requirements lor disability payments, he or she may still be eligible for rehabilitation services. Services which may be of!ered include counseling and guidance: medical examination and medical, surgical, or hospital services: and physical aids such as artificial limbs, braces, hearing aids, eyeglasses, or other devices. The social security representative can give you more information. toxicatin g liquor (highpowered beer, wine. and liquor ) are permitted only by holders of the )}.6 permit, issued as result oflocal option . vote. Licensees who hold a J). ·6 permit may sell from I p.m. Sunday, December 31 , 1978 Until 1 a.m. or 2:30 a.m. Monday, January 1, 1979, depending upon the type of pennit they hold. Without a )}.6 license, sales of intoxicating liquor could legally begin at 12:01 a.m. Monday, January I and continue only until 1 a.m. or 2:30a .m. Monday, as allowed by the permit. All permit holders authorized to sell ·3.2 perc~t beer· may do so from 5:30 a.m : December 31, 1978 until 1 a.m. or 2:30a.m. January 1, 1979, also depending on their permit type. All sales are subject ·to local option restrictions printed on the pennit. "l'ennit holders should be Southern tops Wahama, 88-56 By Greg BaUey Tim Brinager poured in 27 points and every Tornado broke into the scoring column as host Southern handily tripped the Wahama White Falcons last night , 88-06. The foul-infested contest, a result olthe running-type offense of both clubs, saw a total of 68 free throws attempted , with ·Southern trying 40 times and Wahama 28. Brinager, who made ten of thirteen field goal attempts on the night, got Southern on the board at the 7:53 mark of the first quarter when he canned two free throws. But just second s lat er, th e Fa lcons' Rick Barnitz knotted the score at 2-2. Falcons of Coach Homer Preece could never overcome. During that tim e, Southern had streaked to a 17Southern 's center, 6'4 " Dave 4lead. Southern's Jack Duffy Foreman, then sank a free was the spark in that surge, throw to give the hosts a 3-2 canning six points in a row . edge before Kreig Sayre gave . A three-point pla y by Wahama its only lead of the Foreman near the end of t~ e night , 4-3, on a lay-up. period gave the Tornadoes of From that point on until the Coach Carl Wolle a 22-10 end of the game, it was all lead. The nearest the Falcon s Southern. From that 7:00 got after that was nin e pOints mark when Sayre made his early in the second period. layup until 2: 50 remained in Southern led 44-23 at the hall th~ period, Wahama couldn't and 66-37 at the end of three find the range while Southern periods. was building a lead that the Bes id es Br in aH r . Fo reman hit double ligures by tossing in 14 points while Duffy added 12. Foreman controlled the boards for Southern as he hauled in 14 rebounds of his team's 54. Those 54 rebounds made the difference in the bsll game as Wahama got only 36 . Southern hit 44 percent from the floor and sank 26 of their 40 free throws, The team had 23 turnovers and Dwight Hill had lour assists. Wahama hit a cold 30 percent from th e floor , making good on just 21 of 71 att empts. They sank only 14 CLEARANCE Host Defiance sank 45 of 78 field goal attempts for 50 percent enroute to a 104-86 Blue and Gold Tournament victory over Rio Grande College Thursday evening. The Yellow Jackets will battle Wheaton College of Reich stated. "Any permit holders violating the law will be subject to enforcement action ." Director Reich said that several Ucensees who do not hold a Sunday ()}.6) pennit' have asked if they can have private parties. "It would be illegal for them to have private parties on penni! premises in which drinks are ierved, even if patrons bring their own liquor,"' Director Eich said. Private parties held on a non-permit premises must be closed to the public, and .the sale of alcoholic beverages is prohibited. SP.orts Transaction 's By Untted Press International Thursday Football · Ka nsas City - Signed def en siv e lin eman Earn est Saloey and lin eba cker Jerry Blanton, both as tr ee. agents. Baltim or e ~ Signed th ree tr ee ag ents includ ing place kick er Carso n Long, run ning back Nate Jackson and center Ken Helms . Basketball San D ieg o - was aw ard ed Golden Sta te's second -roun d draft choice in 1979 by th e NBA as comp ensa ti on fo r the signing of Tom Aberneth y by th e Warriors. Detroit - Ask ed wai11 er s on rook.ie guard Denn is Boyd and restored forward John Shuma te . to the act ive roster . Illinois for the 1978 championship at 9 this evening . Coach Art Lan ham's Redmen, now 3-8 on the sea son, will battle Heidelberg at 7 o'clock in the con solation game. The Student Princes dropped a heartbreaking 9391 overtime battle to Wheaton in Thursday's opening game. In the nightcap , Rio maintained a four to six point lead in the early going. Aft er fallin g behind by eight, the Redmen took a brief 29-28 lead late in the first half. · Defi ance, led by Mark Meyer's torrid shooting, held Ct~llege Wichita State - Signed Will ie Jeffries of Soulh Car olina State ·Col lege to a four -year contra ct as head toot ball coach . Faii"leigh D ic kinso n An nounced the res ignation of head tr ack and cr oss.countr y co ach Wall M aru syn , eff ecli 11e Ju ne 1. tt"'~ 1978 FORD LTD 1977 FORD T-BIRD '7395 '5195 976 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON 1974 CHEVY MONTE CARLO '4695 Regulat1 ~g AlP SALE ONLY! T11e MONDRIAN • J25t8WHandsome modern styled lowboy console features Col or Sentry, the Automatic Picture Contro l System . HlO% solid -state chassis lor reliability . Power Sentry Voltage, '2895 '2595 1976 FORD TORI NO 1978 FORD T-BIRD ' '2895 '6795 1976 ·FIREBIRD FORMULA '4795 '3595 Sys1em. EVG- picture tube for that great Zenith picture . Rich, stylish simulat~d walnut finish cab 1net. BOTH GiV~W ~DIAGONAl. CHESTER & RACINE GIANT SCREEN CONSOLE TV See Our Sales Staff Bill (Ole} Hoss • Bobby Roush • Bob Crosswhite <i . •' Southwe stern AIR CLERK has an immediate opening .tor . an experienced accounting clerk with emphasis on handling account payables and account receivables. · Salary will be commensurate with experience and ability. Please call . or write : Marine Power Corporation, Gallipolis, Oh 45631 or phone $548 Eiectronlc Video .Guard T uning System. Brill iant Chrornac olor Vi siting (DIVISION OF CHRIS CRAFT INDUSTRIES) 446-4930. NEW much closer, but the host s again came out on top, 36-32. Kent Wolfe led the winners with 19 big points while Mark Wolle add ed eight. So uthern led at the qua rters 8-7, 18-16, and 27-24. '111e winners hit just 38 percent from the floo r. and sank just four of 14 foul shots. The Falcons hit 8 of 13 free throws and Larry Gibbs led the shooters with 15 points. a slim 45-41 halft ime adva ntage. The Yellow J ackets pulled a way early in the second half a nd never looked back. Defiance placed fu ur men in double fi gures, led by Meyer's 25 points. .Ji m Kram er added 18, La rry Flyman had 16 and Jim Arnzen 14 . The Yellow J ackets not only did well fr om the field but ca nned 14 of 18 free throw attempt s for 78 perce nt. Defiance had 36 rebounds, 15 assists, 16 turnove rs and 13 st eals. defeated Hannan Trace, 7748, in a Southern Valley Mercerville '111ursday night. The victo r y left the Highlanders with a 2-5 season record. Inside the SV AC. Southwester n improved its mark to 1-2. The lo ss left Hannan 'l'race winless in seven starts and 0-4 . inside the league. So uthwestern led 17-11, 2821 and 46-32 at the quar· term arks. Gene Layton 's 24 points pa ce d th e winn ers. Greg Nelson added 17 and Da le Newberry ill. For the Wildcats, Paul Shaffer tall ied 16 points and Ron Pack 10 . Hanna n Tra ce wo n the r eserve game, 45-23. FREE 5"x7" r!i!l __________ ---., FREE 5..,x7" .. l I ENLARGEMENT :I KOD~K I ~ WITH ANY ROLL OF OR COMPATIBLE PRO · I COLOR PRINT FILM BROUGHT IN FOR I CESSING . LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON . Lv~~~::~~~~~~~: ~:.- I J VILLAGE PHARMACY ' dd Varsity box: SOUTHW EST ERN (71) Nelson 7-3- 17 ; Newber ry 4-311; Ba ker 2·2·6 ; Russel l 4· 1·9; Layt on 10 -4-24; Bur leson 1-l · 3 ; Forgey 17 -77 . 2·3·7. 'tOTALS 30. • HANNAN TRACE (4 8 1 Shaffer 7-2-1 6; Cam pbel l 3-0· 6 ; Webb 1·2. 4 ; Pac k 3· 4· 10 ; Bea ver 2-0-4; Whill 2-2-6; R . .Pac k 1-0·2. TOTALS 19· 10·<8. Score by quarter s : S-Wes l er n 17 1I I S 29- 77 H-Tr ace 11 10 11 16- 48 Reserve score - H annan Trace 45 Southwes ter n 23 . Southern girls post 56-4 win The Southern Junior High Girls basketball team continued to look impressive as they recently scored a 56-4 . win over Hannan Tra ce. Melanie Wee se led the scoring with 26 points while Tonja Salser added 15. Kim Maynard wa s the leading rebounder as Southern recorded its sec ond win . Our relationship is on e of spec1al harmony. We cherish it and look forward to another yea r of your trust and friendship . SHARP USED TRUCI<S 1977 FORD F-100 EXPLORER _ _ _ _'4095 1977 CHEVY C-20._ _ _-----:--'41595 1977 FORD F-100 '4595 1978 FORD F-100 '4795 1976 FORD F-100 '3495 1975 FORD CURRIER '3295 1975 FORD CURRIER '2995 !'973 CHEVY C-10 '2495 · 1977 FORD F-100 '4195 1976 FORD RANCHERO '4495 FORD F-1 00 EXPLORER iiiiiiiijiiiii~=-:;.:.5-~19~7~6.:.:FO~RD~F:.;:·2=50::....-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•~28~9:.:5;.....;.-l host rival Eastern. Box score.: The reserve contest wa s Southwestern posts first league victory Middleport, 0. or New Haven, W. Va. 1977 CHRYSLER CORDOBA Southern's next game is Jan . 5 when the Tornadoes Southern (88) ....:.... F indley J1-7; H il l 3-2·8: Brinager 10-727; Foreman 5-4-14 ; O'BriP.n 1·2-4; Duffy 4-4 12 ; Davis l -02 ; Rees 0· 2·2 ; Fitch 1·0·2: Pape 2-1-5; Teaford 1-J-5. Totals 31 -26 -88 . Waha ma ( 56 ) - Barn i tz 55-15 ; Raw lin gs 4-J -11 ; Ro ush 2-0-J ,· Weaver 2-1-5; Sayr e 2-0- Richards 2-4-8; Arnold J.Q. J; 2 ; Ru sse l l J -1-7. Total s 21- 14- ~6 . Score by qua r ter s: So u thern 23 21 22 22- 88 Wahama 12 11 14 19- 56 I., l - ' .- - )"i1 • .~·. . ~ lllf") ~ ""': . ~d J ;;;:::.~ 6205- Deluxe AM, FM Stereo Receiver with 8-track tape player built in record changer, .. o·Ughteil side tuning dial • Full oiled BSA record ·• Llgllled .signal met.er Mark Swain paced Rio Grande with 25 points, 19 of 1them comin g in the first half. 1 Greg J ames tossed in 14, Dan Purcell II , Dan Bise 10 and Steve Lomes 10. Rio Grande also shot well from the field, sinking 41of 68 aucmpls for 60 percent. Rio pi cked uff 27 rebounds, five by Greg Ja mes, had 21 persona ls, seven assists and 17 turnovers. Box scor e: RIO GRANDE Swai n Purce ll Phelps Lomes, Bise 5·0-10 ; 5 - 1-1 1; Royse 3-1-7; 2-1-5, James 7-0-14 ; 5-0- 10 ; M cCormick 2- against no losses. Southern 's first team still hasn 'l been scored upon m the first two games. Harman Trace did not score until the third period. Southern's next game is January 4 at Eastern. Southern 19385056 H. Trace 0 0 2 4 pllonejae~s Thursday 's Ohio College Ba sk etba II Results United Pre ss International Creigh ton 71 Cleve land St 69 Mt. Un ion Tourney Champion ship Alleghen( · t Pal 69 Be th any Va (W 985-3308 M, w, Thun., open l :oo.s:oo P.M. Tues., Fri. open 1118: 00 P .M. 949-2020 Open Mon .. sat. 8:30-5:00 P.M. .- Cin cinna ti 15 17 4 3-1 Winnipeg 1-'l 13 -'~ 32 Edm on ton 16 15 0 32 Birm ingha m I<! 16 3 31 x lno ianapoli 5 5 IS '2 12 x-te am disban ded Thu rsday' s Results Bir ming ham 6 , Ctnc inna \J 5 Qu ebeC 4, c zechoslov ak ia 0 Fri day's Games Bi r mingham al N ew England Saturday' s Ga mes New England a\ Cincinnat i Crechoslovakiu at Edmnton Birmingham at Quebec Tunigh!"!! 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Main 51. _ _..,_. ,_ . ..,_., .. i Pom eroy, OH 45769 _ :~__:_-~ Findlay Tou r neyf Championship Find l ay 60 Cap i tal 57 Conso lation Ohio Wes l eyan 95 Wabash ( lnd I 91 Co Ionia I Cla ssic Champion ship Grove City (Pal 72 Centre {Ky) 63 Conso lation Otterbein 75 Ken yon 70 Woost er Cla ssic Champion ship Woos ter 95 Alma (Mi ch l 77 Tri-S1ate { lndl Tourney Semifi na Is Ohi o Nor l her n 83 lnd-Purdue Fl Wa yne 56 Quin cy (Ill) Tourney Qu art erfin a Is Quincy 89 Ma lon e 70 -:-:-: :.:,:.:::::::::::::_:··::.:_ .;:;:::;:;:::::::;:;:;.,:,:;:;:::::::::::; PLAY SATURDAY Due to the Ohio State Clemson football game on TV , th e Meigs-Wellston basketball game has been postponed until tomorrow night, Saturday. Game time for the reserves Is 6:30. For all your home Enter1ainment and Appliance Needs DOXOL SERVICE RIDENOUR'S TV & Apeliance Gas Serv1ce As low as .. . 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Southern won, 88-56. Defiance 45 Rio 41 . • Automltic-mlnual I -track • Reasonable in size NOW ONLY! Fi ll I· 6-8; Fulre lll -2-4; Br i lha i l 1- 13: Fl y ma n 8-0-16; G ill va r y 30-6; K ramer 8-2-18 ; Arn zen 70 - 14 ; .Spitnale 0-2·2: Papen lu tf 4-0-8; M eyer 12· 125. TOTALS 45· 14· 104 . changer with duol cover •FM stereo Indicator llghi•Head t86 l 12 -1-25 ; 0 4. TOTALS <1 -4-86 . DEFIANCE 11 0<1 - MARINE POWER CORPORATION '2495 1975 AMC PACER led the Falcons in rebounding with eight caroms. At hl eti c Conference game at 12" DIAGONAL 1975 PONTIAC LEMANS 31 t urnovers . Vince Weaver Yellow Jackets hot in 104-86 victory aware of the lawt' ' Director Celebrate New Years Right Bring Up Your Old Jalopy And Drive Away A New Ford Or Mercury! of their 28 fo ul shots and had PIC·KENS HARDWARE Pomeroy , 0 . 606 E. Main 992-2094 MASON, W. VA. " Front End Alignments" ,, �4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Fnday, l)ec 2'1. l!l'IB Tears, begging no avail Meigs Heart Association warns.· Peek~a-boo Watch that snow shoveling! I I posters popular The first sno\\fall in Me1gs County can be a lovely sight, but the local Me1gs County Hearl Branch of t he American Heart Association warns that 11 can also be a danger to the person who r ushes at 1t w1th a shovel. Each fall as the first clouds t hat s1gnal snow march across the sky, reports follow uf people shovelmg snow who become heart attack victuns. "The Heart Association's wa rning against overexertion 1s especially a~rned at mtddleaged men , but particularly applies to anyone who has a history of heart disease," reports D1· Raymond Botce, Medical Adv1sor of the Me1gs County Heart Branch. " These men shouldn't to uch a shovel until they have their doctor's approval, " Dr Boice md1cated. '· Even men who have shown no symptoms of heart disease should proceed 1uth caut1on when shoveling snow. They should take frequent rest periods and should qmt as soon as they feel llred," he sa1d Oeanng the walks and addmg to the weight the body must hft with each stroke of drtveways can be strenuous the shovel exercise, infonnation from the Heart Assoctatton s ug gests Men not accustomed to regular phys1cal activity can eaSily overdo " A snowflake may look as hght as a feather." Dr . Bo1ce sa1d, " but 11 1sn't The wetter the snow, the heavier 11 IS, and a full shovel of new snow ISsurpmmgly hk.e the weight of a scoop of coal. " He offered the following lips for safe show shoveling, based on advice from the Heart Assoc1at1on. - Because snow shoveling is an unscheduled exertion, many men and women do not dress properly. SOme wear too little, knowing that their bodies will heat up from the work. Avoid underdressmg, as you may become chilled, compounded by the brmg aspects of your struggle to complete the snow-clearmg job - Overdressing can also - Take extra care if you are overwetght or unac· customed to exerciSe. Check With your doctor before snow shoveling or any strenuous activity. - If you have any hiStory of heart disease, defimtely get your doctor's approval before attemptmg the task of snow removal. - If possible, get help or div1de the task among family members or ne•ghbors Recru•t n e ighborh ood teenagers to take over the snow shovelmg 1f possible. Snow shoveling can be beneficial to men m reaoonably good health, Dr. Bo1ce adm1tted, because the fresh a1r and exercise, 1f properly paced, are good for them . For many Me1gs County res1dents, however, the cautiOnS of the Heart Assoc•at1on are defm1teJy m order as wmler 1979 descends upon us add unnecessarv strP"" hv Don't like your age? Take your pick! NEW YORK (UP! ) - For those who feel they just aren't ready to face 1979, there are astronomers at Hayden alternatives - so many, say Planetarium, that a proper ___O_D____ , ~.~:;;;~e~ y~~~ ~~~\i':! I' p I "whose'" OPTOMETRIST I For most of the Western i----N--w---CO--M--P~-0-N I I 1 1 .. 1 1 1 9 OFFICEHOURS:9:30tol2,2toS(CJ..OSE 1 :~~~J~~ ~~ ~b~~:eo1e AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT I who don 't care for the date ST., POMEROY. I tu to the J 1 JTiay ·----------------apanese - - - - - - - - - ' calendarrnand celebrate the s~rnultaneous advent of 2639 - the number of years since the coronation of that nation's first human emperor. Chinese celebrants of the new year will have to walt unlll Jan . 14 when firecrackers and dancmg dragoos will welcome 4677 the year of the sheep or goat. The Jewish New Year Rosh Hashanah - falls on Sept 22 and will mark the begmnmg of the year 5740, counting from Genes1s. For Moslems, the year will be 1400, on Nov . 21, marking tbe number of years since the He g1ra or flight of Mohammad from Mecca to Medma Lovers of antiquity have scveralmodels from which to choose m planning their fes- f f I ll vllle~ & s the old xear slips away, we turn to greet the New Year with happy expectations. Hope it's prosperous,peaceful to all in the community. Warm gratitude for the patronage shown us. 0.11+") -----· --------.. VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY :,;,. "~PORAT~'~'~''· o. ¥92 -2709 or 992-6611 Open: 7:00toS:OO Mon.thru Fri. 7: oo to 3 :·oo Saturdav Jan . 14 marks the begmnmg of the year 2732 "ab urbe condite"- from the founding of the city - on the Roman calendar. It will be 2291, come Sept. 14, on the Grecian calendar, and 7488 on the Byzantme . New Year afflc10nados in lnd1a are likely to be the most confused lot of all M!H'e than a dozen calendars vie there for prunacy, but the most popular probably is the Saka version that will mark the ,year 1901 on March 22. Even the Gregonan calendar of the West has had 1ts growing pains - and they haven't stopped. Until the time of Julius Caesar, the year was. reckoned at a nat 365 days, which was pretty close to the actual count of 1!65.2422. But over 1,400 years, the fraction proved to be sand in the chronological transmission, ]amnung up seasons all over the calendar. caesar asked the scholar SoSJgenes to straighten out the mess and he mvented Leap Year - the adding of one extra day every four years. Even so, astronomers say another correction will have to be made in about 3,000 years to keep winter from creepmg mto sprmg's back yard. Astronflllers are above all the squabbling over whose year IS what on which calendar. They dispensed w1th weeks, months and years baek in the 16th cenbtry when Joseph Scaliger came up with a scheme that numbered days only and stargazers have been doing it that way ever smce. So, f<r a touch of snobbery at midnight Sunday, it's " Happy New Day 2,443,874.5," Greenwich Time. RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Charles S~lt~ and daughter, &lr~h .Jo, have returned tn their home m New Martlnsvill<•, W Va after spendmg Christmas w1th their parents, Mr and Mr< Charles Kuhl and Mr and Mrs. Roy Mayer TRUSTEES TO MEET The Salisbury Township Trustees wiU meet Jan. 2 at 7 p.m. at the office of the clerk, 777 Pearl St., Middleport. The poster factor By VERNON SOOTf HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Ever smce Farrah FawcettMaJors appeared in a clinging SWim SUit Wllh blonde mane tumbling over her shoulders and white teeth gleaming , the country has been mundated by a plethora of posters depleting shapely young women in provocahve poses The syndrome combines centerfold erotiCISm w1th anc1ent titillating calendar art and old World War II pinups. Farrah, who received a percentage of the considerable sales profits, won worldwide attention wh1ch hyped her career unmeasurably. Marilyn Monroe 's nude calendar pioneered the way even before Farrah . Marilyn's pose on a velvet blanket made her an instant international celebrity . In the last year or so Linda Ronstadt, Adrienne Barbeau, Susan Anton, Suzanne Somers, Cheryl Tiegs, Jaclyn Smith and Lynda Carter, among others, got the message . A lot of somebodies out there, doubtless post· pubescent males, are collecting posters of pretty girls. The most recent poster gil' I is Lon1 Anderson, the shapely costar of CBS-TV's "WKRP m Cincmnati" series. Lom is a blonde who switched from brunette two years ago. She says, "As a brunette I felt older, sultry and m!H'e sophisticated. As a blonde I feel softer, younger and warmer. I feel cute as a blonde, never as a brunette. " People say I'm more huggable and cuddly now. As a brunette I WBS" offered evil roles . As a blonde I'm given the sweet parts." Loni is the mother of a 13year-<>ld daughter, married to actor Ross Bickell and VOWS she Wants IO establish herself as a serious actress, not a sex symbol. Why, then, did she pose for two posters - one in a rrununal string bikim, the other m a onep1ece s>yunswt - both of whfs:h conceal very little of Loni? - •"'' Although one must assume ber principal interest IS in promotmg her career, Loni's reasons are complex and Interesting. "There's no confhct in posing for posters and being a serious actress," she said. "This is a temporary thing . I expect to be acting when I'm 60 and I don't mind being pretty in the meantime. "At one tune I said I'd never pose for a poster. ! was too modest So modest, in fact, I even had a breast reduct ion operation. My bosom was too large and pamful, especially after I had my baby . I was really unCO!Jlforable and, I thought, unattrachve. " After the operation I thought of all the exercises I've done to keep my f1gure trim and beautiful. I told myself that someday when I'm a grandmother I'd like my grandchildren to see me as I was way back when. "When you're 60 it's too late. That's what really prompted me. SO I posed last swruner just bef<re 'WKRP' began filming. "I posed with a lot of teeth DIMMl'IT, Texas (UP!) Speakmg Ill frantic Spanish through an interpreter, the migrant farmworker and his and hair in ooe and w1th my wife begged hospital officials hair up and not smiling in the for emergency treatment for other. SOmething for everyo- Ute1r 11-rnonth old son. ne ." ..But they were turned away. Loni said she posed unself- A few hours later the boy consciously with only the died, as hiS parents searched photographer, hairdresser desperately for another and makeup lacty present. hospital Ill accept him. Isidro and Rachel She had approval of the final photographs. Aguinaga sa1d adrninstrator She added that the Jack Newsom demanded a mooetary advantages were $400 deposit and they took their son elsewhere for not a consideration. "I think the posters are treatment. Hospital selling for $3 each," she said. administrators said the "! get a percentage But I infant was not admitted bedidn't do them f!l' mooey. I ,...ause of a communications between the • had opportunities to pose in problem and theJr girlie magazines for money Aguinagas translator . and turned them down. A castro Com~ty grand jury "No one really knows if posters are just a fad. I think Thursday indicted Newsom, the idea has been around for administrator of Platns years. The Gls loved their Memonal Hospital, for pmups of Betty Grable and refusing to provide Rita Hayworth and posters emergency medi c al are really just blow-ups of the treatment, a Qass C misdemeanor. same sort of thmg. U convicted, Newsom faces "My posters aren't immodest . I put myself a maximum $200 fine, and a through college (the criminal conviction could adUmversity of Minnesota) versely effect the outcome of modeling swim suits, but they any subsequent civil case. ~ather Raphael Chen, a weren't as tiny as the bikini.' ' Loni has been well aware of priest who has acted as an her f1gure since adolescence. She had hoped to become a schoolteacher but quit after a few months as an art teacher in a Minnesota h1gh school. "! found the boys hard to B p.m until m1dmght deal with, " she said. "!didn't Featured singers will be the know how to respond to all the Eaggleton family from St. cracks they made about my Albans. A covered dish dinner will be served. body (pre-operation). "Now that I'm an actress WATCH N!G HT service the situation IS altogether Sunday at Independent dilferent. I think the female Holiness Church, Pearl St., body , if It's well Middleport, startmg at 7:30 proportiOned, is truly p.m. With guest speakers, the esthetic. I appreciate other Rev. David L1ght and the women with ,lovely figures Rev. Troy Fields; special "There must be a reason singing. men don't pose for calendars. NEW YEAR'S Eve Maybe there's a macho program at Alfred United psychology against men Methodist Church, Sunday, showing off their bodies 7: 30 p.m. until midnight w1th Personally, I thmk women spec1al music from various enjoying looking at well'built churches, inspirational masculine fiH'ms. I'd like to moments and refreshments; see posters of Robert Redf!H'd slide presentation on the Holy and Warren Beatty myself. , Land by Edson Roush; public "! have no 1dea who buys invited. all these posters. If people POMEROY WESLEY AN like to look at pretty things Holiness Church, Route 143, there's no harm in looking. will hold a watch mght serAnd the model is untouched vice, 7:30 p.m. Sunday With personally. local speakers and singers; "My husband likes the Rev. Dewey Kmg, pastor, posters. He's a very secure mv1tes public. man and has a sense of NEW YEAR'S Eve gospel humor about all the attention Sing at M•d!lleport First paid my figure ." Baptist Church featurmg the King's Harmony Quartet, Ansteo, W.Va. , 7 30 p.m. Sunday; public invited NEW YEARS EVE Watch party Sunday 8 p m. to midnight at Freedom Gospel Mission, Bald Knobs. Public InVIted. SATURDAY NEW YEAR'S EVE dance ANNUAL BALL Saturday for members and guest of from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. at Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy Elementary School. Amencan Legion Sunday. Music by "J J . Dob and Music by Armand Turley. Company." Reservations Each couple to bring covered may be made by calling Don dish . MONDAY Mayer at 992-5954. Sponsored REGULAR MEETING, by Pomeroy Fire Depart· Racme Chapter 134, OES, ment. 7:30p.m. Monday at Masonic SUNDAY WATCH NIGHT Services Temple Sunday 7.30 p.m. to midnight at Hazel Community Church. WEEKEND Dan Hayman and the WITH FAMILY Hymnt~rners will be featured Mr and Mrs Clarence singers. Junior Conger will be Spurner of Pomeroy, R. D. the speaker. Edsel Hart, spent Chmlmas weekend in pastor, Invites the public to Columbus w1th the~r son and attend. h1s family, Mr and Mrs WATCH NIGHT Services Steven Spurrier and sons ' Sunday at Mt. Union Baptist Scott and Jeffrey ' Church, near Carpenter from interpreter IIH' the Agumagas smce they filed a complaint against the hospital , said, "Thmgs like this are very common. It's bad, terrible. They (the hospital ) were warned that if you keep on domg that, someday you're gomg to refuse someone and they're going to die and we will sue you. "I figured that if tbe grand Jury d1d not ISSue an indictment, they would be making fun of law and justice. "But whether they indicted or not, I'm sure the Aguinagas are going to file suit," Chen said On Dec. B the Aguinagas took their son, Isidro Jr., to Dr. B.D. Murphy 's clinic Murphy, a staff physiCian at Plains Memorial, reportedly with thanks and every good wish. day lo4AIHtM I I WE MAi<E YOUR DIAMOND AN EASY DECISION Style Is one reason Our JEWELS Of BEAUTY diamond engagement-and wedding rings can match yourfoste at the right price. What's more, every diamond Is guaranteed for color, proportion, and brilliancy ... now and forever! I 'I I I Th1• Jm ctlllc 'T' das" -::mP Grandparents· rights law? MRS S· Well, s he IS my son's wife but she I!-i not Jammy 's mother. HIS mothe1· <lied when he was born My scm remarried. COUNSELOR· Won 'I your son support you m your efforts to see Juruny <J MRS. S · He mighl1f he was around You see, he IS always awHy on busmess tr1ps to South Amenca . When he comes home tl IS only for a few days at a lime And then his wife pretends everythmg IS fine. She even tells my son how much she enJoys my regular VISits. Jinuny 1s only :! so he doesn 'I understand any of this COUNSELOR : And what do you tell your son alxml the sJtmtlion. MRS S· Not much, I'm afra1d. On h1s few days home, I don 'l want to spoil the harmony between Junmv and h1s father I don't want 'to cause trouble Besides, I guess I don 'I really thmk my son would believe me. He would probably hwnor me and ehalk it up to impendmg semhly. Behevmg h1s w1fe would make (ewer wa.ves. COUNSELOR: I think he should know alxml this problem. It should be straightened out for your sake -and for Jtmmy's. Can you 1ma~me how mnfused he must feeJ? He IS sent out m the yard to play with his grandmother and then one day she appears at t11e door and he 1s told to be quiet. Could you write a letter tn your son' MRS. S That's a good Idea. COUNSELOR : And m the meant1mc , you m1ght eonsull a lawyer and fmd out whether grandparents' nghts can be legally enforced m your state. · MRS. S· I can't believe that m1ght be possible Then I could feel sure of never losmg toueh Wllh my J1mmy I could see him gruw into a young •• UJit I Social I Calendar Meandmy GBC ~.t~~CI-t - "'" Not Years Prepire You To Elrnt For Day Or Evening Cl1sses CALIJ (614) 446-4367 NOW ENROLLING FOR NEW TERM 9 and 12 months CarHr Pr09rams •1111 It mGfllhs AIIG<IIIt DtorH In S~~tclallud lu1in.ss Provnma. Business Aclministr1tion Executive Secretary S.cret1ry ALLIPOLIS Jr . Accounting Generil Office se. ~- - - -- I n-n-14nl BUSINESS NAME--------------~ P'IION E___.J.Zift:..,__ _-1 COLLEGE ioit 7.- --.- - ADDIItiiSS -------.----1 By PETER FINNEY Jr. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) For decades the nickel telephone call has been a Louisiana institution. The state Supreme Court ooce even !l'dered the telephone company to return to the !>cent toll after it had the audacity to raise the rate to a dime. But in three days telephone company crews will begin fiddling with Louisiana's 20,000 pay phones and the !>cent call will become extinct. And no ooe seeiiJB to care too much. "! don 'I think too much about 1t," said Peter Weilbaeeher, an airport rental car IIWJager. "! felt like we've been getting a bargain all these years. So what the hell, It goes up to s dime. "!think people know we're just getting even with the rest of the country. It makes me feel lucky because in the airport at Dallas I had to put a quarter In to make a damn ' local call." Louisiana, perhaps because of Its strong populist ties to the forceful demagogue politics of Sen. Huey L<llg in the 1930s, has been the only state to reject coostant pressure to charge more than 5 cents for a pay telephone call. Only for one brief, turbulent period, from 195~ 1951, was the charge upped to a dime . But public pressure and the state Supreme Court ruling f!H'ced the c<mpany to cut pack to a nickel. It has remained that way fiX' more Bross is tarnishing DEAR POLLY - Aboullwo years ago I bought two brassplated bed headboards and the lags on them sa1d "Do not use brass polish." I suppose that was because they are JUst brass plated. Now they are starling to tarmsh and I have no Idea what to use on them . -IJNDA DEAR LINDA - Doubtless the tarnish sealant put on at the f~ctory 1s we~rmg off. Waxmg will ward off the tarmohing, 1f started in lime. U qUJd furniture wax or paste wax that you buff can be used -even car wax . This needs to be done only periodically. POLLY DEAR POLLY- Perhaps I can help Judy who wanted to know how to store precious ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES SOLD ~ ..,. ~ :; •• R. C. BOTTliNG CO. " and the f'Oilj.!rt'gH lHlll SH ilJ.! "Silent Night. .. 'l'lwrP was then tt VISit fr urn Santa Wllh ln •als fnr the ehrldrcn SUNDAY BEDFORD TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES, Sunday, 2 p.m., at the home of the clerk. THE INN PLACE ·- than 20 years. "I don't think 1t's something to be especially proud of," said Mary Looney, a spokesman for South Central Bell "! personally don't think it's a trademark I think it's something very outdated and results in reSIdents and business customers subwdizing the service." Mrs Looney said the phone company has rece1ved little mail attacking the increase. When the Louisiana Public Service Commission voted 3-2 to grant the rate mcrease two weeks ago, most observers felt it was comm itting political suicide. However, a New Orleans radio aMouncer, Eric Tracy , foWJd out differently. Tracy harangued the act10n and mvited his listeners to take a stand. "Send me your nickels and we'll start a campaign to brmg back the nickel phone catl," Tracy promised Five days later, Tracy had collected only 100 mckets. 1 ' 1t wasn't what I expected," Tracy sa1d " I was just usmg 11 as a barometer to see what the people would do. I know that in three years It's going to be up to 20 cents. That's my opinion, but that's obviOusly not what everyone else thought." In raising costs to a dime, LoUisiana will JOin 29 other states. F1ve states and the District of Columbia charge 15 cents and another 15 states charge 20 cents. Florida has the highest standard rate in the nation - a quarter Polly Cramer APPEARING WEDS., THURS., FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS AT 1HE •• MILL STREET Middleport, Ohio 992-3542 or 992-3344 Ht•ndt•rson , Angela Pu·rn•, rllld Cltti'ISS<t Pl C('('t' , i\ ngre Slnr~n hati tht• < loM nJ..! pr r1 \ cr POLLY"$ POINTERS MEIGS INN .... c;, ""Happy Birthday. .lt•sJ" .. h,td 1ht• do,.mg whwh "Oil'i fi C 'Ctn<IJchght SCI VH t'. I.Jghls of C:cKI " Taking part Wel'e Mi<'hl King, Sally Radfcll'll, l.is.t Pullins, Tun .JeffeJS, Rhonda Zirkle, THnuny P.hhn And l rJ:.trk . fH•anna ilrH! Louisiana says good-bye to the nickel phone call Karen Blaker Ph.D. o. Months I P.O. nf the East" bv Karen Slnan '"'" Cunnw I ,I tile. CHOICES MODERN SUPPLY PROVIDES THE TRAINING YOU NEED FOR THE BUSINESS WORLD G H" J' mul Bill l!aclfurd taklllg pru1 Thert• WliS a duel, "Star Runnmg parallel with the upsurge in fathers f1ghtmg ' for custody of their children Make sure you - and your otherwtse clear pavement; IS the Increased activity car - are ready for ice and they can be more teacherous among grandparents to prosnow-covered roads this than a snow-covered road· led their VISltallon rights. winter. Until recently, they had only way The Insurance InformatiOn On the subject of equip- had a rnorctl, unenforceable Institute reminds motonsts ment, the Institute suggests nght to see lhe1r grandthat winter driving safety that a prudent wmter driver dnldren involves following a few baSIC should have available an ice One grandmother who calltips and keepmg m your car scraper for the windows, and ed a criSIS phone m tears several 1tems which can a small shovel, !Ire chains becC::Iuse she could no longer make the difference between and sand or rock salt for VISit her grandson was surbeing stranded m 1ce or snow tractiOn. If you're caught pmed and hea rtened to Jearn and movmg along safely to unprepared, try puttmg the about possible legal recour~e. your destination. car floor mats under your E1ghteen slates now permit gJandparents to sue 1~ court The driving tips offered by wheels. the Institute include: It's always a good idea to to have their Vlsitalwn rights - Don't drive your car m keep emergency flares, enforced Here IS an excerpt bad weather if at all reflective day-night dev1ces, from that call. r Personal mpossible. an mHated spare tire, Jack, formatwn m all hot-lme ex-Don't try to move a car Jug wrench, fll'st a1d kit, fire cerpts has been changed to through heavy snow without extinguisher, pocket knife, protect the caller's confidensnow tires or chains flashlight and spare fuses for tiality \ MRS. S: I'm an old lady - Speed !units are based the electncal system. on normal dnvmg cond11lons; Battery jumper cables may and I've been through a lot, don 't hesitate to stay well keep you from bemg stran- but nothmg has been as upsetunder these limits when ded, but it's extremely un· ting as losing my precwus driving on ice or snow. portant that they be used grandson I've been 1n tea.rs smce Wednesday when I was - Beware of 1ce patches on properly. turned away from their house COUNSELOR. Why can't you see him? • •• MRS S· I 'm not sure Rut • h1s mother turns me away each time I try to VISit I know • • she doesn't want to see me • and I don't care to see her e1ther. Up until last week, • howev er. we had an unwritten agreement I would walk slowly up the walk, not ring the door bell and she would send Jimmy - that's my grandson- into the front yard to play. At least I could spend some time w1lh him COUNSELOR What happened this lime? MRS . S: She d1dn't send him out so I knocked on the door I knew they were m the house because I Heard her shout at J1mmy not to make a mun Mrs S ended the phone sound I stood there for a good 15 mmules and left feeling I call feehng stronger because would never see Juruny she had a plan of action. Dr. Blaker cannot take again She probably hopes I telephone calls from her will g1ve up and stop trymg to readers. However, there are see hun . COUNSELOR: Is Jimmy 's hundreds of crisis IntervenK,ing out the old , .. ring•in the mother your daughler-m- tion phone hnes in the United new! May this New Year rmg through Stales For the phone nwnber with peace ami happiness for you. ,------~ of one near you, contact your local mental health associa· lion or mental health infonnation servil'e. Is someone you care for lalkmg about su1c1de? Write for Dr Blaker's hotline, 399 W. Main Street 992-2164 Pomeroy, "' When a Loved One The Store With" All Kinds o! Stuff" FRIDAY Threatens Suicide." Send 50 INSTALLATION, Bethel For Pets - Stables - Large and Small 62, International Order of cents plus a stamped, selfAnimals. Lawns- Gardens. Job's Daughters, 7·30 Friday addressed envelope to Dr. evemng at the Middleport Blaker in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Masonic Templ e Dollie RadiO City StatiOn, New Rousey to be installed as York, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to honored queen. request tbe holhne by name. PARTY at the Senior Citizens Center, Pomeroy, 8·30 p m. to m1dmght . Refreshments w1ll be served round and square dancing, and smging. Open to the public, with admission at $1 for adults. Children under 12 adJmtled fre~. CHESTER TOWNSHIP Trustees Friday 7 p.m. at Chester_Township hall. THE WELLS Family, VIenna, W.Va., will sing at • the Jublle Christian Center, 1 ~· p.m. Friday; the public IS •• mvited . "•• £, SATURDAY DANCE Saturday at Racine • American Legion Post 602. Music by Guy Thoma and Country Ram· biers. SATURDAY J. OLIVE TOWNSHIP I. TRUSTEES, Saturday, 6:30 p.m., at fire station In • Reedsville . . ROYAL OAK BAlJ..ROOM • DANCE CLUB combination ~· •• SAVE YOUR R.C., NEHI, UPPER 10, Christmas potluck dinner and New Year Eve party DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER • Saturday at Royal Oak Park. ~ Dinner served promptly at 7:30. Event for members and BOffiE CAPS FOR CHARITY guests. Decoration commltlee to be at park at I p.m. Music by the Peppers of Columbus. •• ....Q.~ I Jlllllol"S cond u c ted a candlcllghti ng service. Parhcipalmg were Tun Sloan, Cl'y sh1l Sisson Dung Rbhn Knn Eblm, JC::I\, Evtms, D1x1~ w1th Jay Evans. Tra<'Y .Tefft '' "· Ntl l rotq .. ·nlt'l', Mrymt l 'fiiJK'IIh 'l . l'un Slotill, Paul Mayers entertain with holiday dinner . Mr <llld Mr ~ t•nt e rl etl nt•d tradrltonC;~! f'hn stm .1s Purm'ru) Mr., Charles Kuhl , Mr. and Mrs flon Mayer, RelhHny .Jo and Michael. a ll of Pumeruy : and Mr and Mrs Charles Saltz , and Sara h Ju New Martmsvrlle, W. Va Mr and Mrs Mayer also l'lltt•r tamed a(tcr SerVIl'CS on Chn slmH s Eve w1th a fltLI tv Thcrr gue.sts were Ro v M;H t>r watt; then dJ nnct on ut 1h l' l l home E nJoymg dirlllt'l Wllh the Mayt>r s were D1 c~ml Mrs • --~-­ _,&,.... songs Wt'l'e sun~ berore the Mandy Eblin; "Much Love" by ~~le Eblin: Chmtmas Wish ,bY Chns Sloan: "Only Three by Leeanna Hemlerson ; and "Merry Ch11stmas" a pl,t\ t>ntifl,•tf "Tn RP R11 h " for ice and snow New Year's Day Co(L Merry Christmas" by THirl Hwnphreys: 'Welcome " !Jy Ehlin. Tim Showalter. Sail)· Racllnrd , and Sc"tt Pullins Tht•y cllso .Sftng " IJUit• Drum· Jnl'l' Ruy " wath .Jfty on tht• drwns. The juninr chmr setng ·· LILli e Lord J esus " and then had • /o~t :Jta~e a niCe by Chns Alkms PrnnHry t'la~s recJtctllons weJt• "Chnstmas Jov " bv Beth P1erce: "The Rea son'· by Marsha King- "Here 1 Am" hy ,Jay Hwnphreys · "Welcome" by Nell R1 ·h: mond: and The Rest of All'' by l.1sa J)arst. Several co ngregational Prepare your car Monday, ]antuJry 1 1 -,- MUSIC, recitations •nd a hg ht1ng servu·c h1ghh ghted th•• annuul Chnstmas Eve se1v1ce of the Ro ck Spnngs Uni t ed MethodiSt Church RecitatiOns by the nuroery class ., mclud ed "The Rest ~tory by TnU'y Eblin : c~ ndle willh.e~ ~'+-t_.\- To you and vours. diagnosed the .infant's condition as severe respiratory infection and dehydration and ordered •mmed1ate emergency treaiment at the hospital. But the Aguinagas say Newsom told them -through an mterpreter - that a . deposit of $400 was necessary before Ute child could be admitted , Agumaga, who earns a : Jiving by gathermg corn, ,, reportedly told Newsom inclement weather had prevented him from working and the money was not available. Newsom has stated tbe 'Aguinagas misunderstood his reference to money . He says the reference was merely a reminder and floulhew (1/uo 8/m:tiic riomjumy of/iced 1 Calendar 1 BANNER YEt\ Music, ·recitations highlight candlelight service rfol~w ,------, 1 Social 5- The Dally Senllnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 29, 1978 .I .] J)nvJS, Muhii<•JMJrt . Me and Mrs R;t ndy F'1sher, Masnn , Ohw . Mr ~m d Mrs J amt•s Be1tcv. S h a wn tt/Hl .Jam! ~' (;;t l]q)()lls: Mr and Mrs' Honw • Pri' IS Ph llr p cllld Pl t · .-~ s;mt, Enc I'111111 Va Mr <-~nd !\1 1 s I Ian cot k Mt•xwo Mrs Mr·s l ,c sle~ r ll llt· W HH hdl d M l'X lt'o Jlauf'k Mrs Mant• Hi:iuck, Mrs rJ1,nJl<l C.-1rr Hntl J..esley OtlWJl Mr ~ ! .llllt' H<iuck Mr· ;md Mrs W1lh<JJ~ Mavtw and R1ck . Mr ::~nd C1t ,. VIIs flon Mayer. llethany Mar;t: nawn C1rr. J1 .n•• 1.- <~ IHI M1chael . and Mr <HHJ Mr s Siiltza ndS;.trd ll .Jo qu i , ,, Christmas dinner guests Ch1 tstmas dmner guests of Mr . and Mrs Anilth Brt llun . PO!nt•ro~. \\ Prt' Mt c111d Mrs Boll Ba r1 on .ln('\' St iJftl(' wtd Blll~, I\1r " .luth IIdt 11 su n Rrta Hayman M1 s. Hl:lrtun !'!:'( caved a phone call from ht·r s1st1'1 Mrs Wilham Gool'e\. I os Angeles, Cahf ,nul he1 lll l Ct>, Ele:une Hr IJ il cill< l B111 kles. C1><l<~ ll .il ke. Dt'<lll ll.i Dt nm. lll. Mrs IMt) 1\L''''i. Mr "nil Mrs R:uuh L!'t; Mt c~n d Mrs Tl•rr) W\<t!t . Hrtbbrc ;md ,\ d.un . Angrc H<11 t on .Jud) H.!ll Bw rv Slew.1rt t\fternoon vtsttors wen• Mr Art11• Eblm <md Roger , Mr nnd Mrs Ruht-•r t Rtush, J).nvn a nd Rob. and and Mrs WATCH PARTY AT llRADFORJ) rHURCH Sunday evcnmg serv1ees at the B• adforcl Chu1 ch of Chmt ,.,. 1!I lwgm at 8 p m Followmg the regL!la t .servH.:e a New Year 's Eve \\atch party w11l he held Betwet•n tht• regular servru's r~m! the program, HOI IDA Y GUESTS Mn; Ptulrp Mcmhar t dnd M1 ss Erma Sm1tll \\ l' !'f' guPsts durmg the hol1 d,l\ Wl't'kl'nd nf tht 11 ne pht'\\, AI - tluu Sm1 th . J1 .1nd h1 s fa nll l\ llf C'haun vev On Sunda v thet e enJoyed· H buffd lun- cheon ~lt the horne of Mr and Mrs I .l:UT\ Sm1th . c~ml c~ buf- ft•t dmner w1th the Rugt'r Snuth f.unrl) We ha ve bunk beds tl1 .1t flllightl y m the \\ d!l <Jil'a .1 nd drt' har d to make ur so by us1111-! thCM' bag.s f dti iiOl hit \'{' to {'h;mgt• thP enti re bed t' VP I'\ WISL' t rrm• .. RUTH . Poll\ wtll send 'Dl/ mw \If lll' l s igned l hL1nk -ynn rwwsparPr coupon clrppt·rs tf s he uses ) our favo nl l' Pomte1, Pt•eve 01 Problem 111 lwr col umn W11le POLLY'S PO!NTERS Ill care of thiS newspaJwr refreshments \\til be served Th ere Will be two mOVIeS, Th e Rod! thdt Rocked the and Unde Henry d!HI the Polk-e-Dot K1d." The Jo'c~ mJi y" flllhiJt • IS JnVItt'd ENTERTAIN ATHOME Mr and Mrs Roger Keller t·ntertmncd wtth a dmner P<l rt\ 1c<.·cntly 10 t·elebratwn ,f the b1rthd"v of the1r son l! dnd1 The' party als ~ htllltJretl Mrs Ph1hp MernhC::trt dnd Mr and Mrs. Willard \.V1b~ ~ n who also observed blrt hdClv~ m necernber Others .tltt•mhng were Rodnev and Husscll K<•ll cr. Mr ami Mrs 1\<ilph K<:ll er , Mrs Martha Ho~e. Mr!:i .Jr ~:mme Phwfer. .Jil( l Mrss F.nna Smrth . MEETING SET F: vHngel me Chapter 172, Order of the Eastern Star ;viii meet at 730 p m 0 ~ fllu!Sday at the Middleport Me~ some Temple . hllle clothes I attended a quill demonslratwn where they had a 100-year-old quilt <Jnd th ey recomm ended wrappmg such things 111 an old while sheet Th iS IS !Jt!cause plastic mcty have a Lhem1cal that w11l cause 11 to adhere to the malenal This qUill was shll pure white so 1t .seemed to have worked LORI , DEAR POLLY - M1ne IS a Pointer for t'amper·s m· VHl'Htum home dwellers When I dose camp for the wmter I shp the !men and tablewil re drawers, etl' mto plastic garbage bags c-~ nd then sh(le them oock 111 place ThiS keeps everythmg cl~an from dust as well HS any occa swrwl mice traffu.: When we go back 111 the sprmg we do not have to take tune waohmg the table service before the water IS turned on f make sleepmg bags for the children out of sheet blankel' by sewmg across the bottom and about three- four· ths of the wa) up one Side after they are folded length- Frigidaire 18-lb Laundry Pair SALE I • New elegance, traditional dependability • Flexible 18-lb capacity • Knlta/Permanent Presi/Regular wah cycles • Infinite Water Level selector • Automatic "ory and Timed drying cycl811 • Dryer Fabrics selector With 4 positions • Gentle Flowing Heat Drying action BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0 . �~-The Dail y Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday , DL' ' 29. 1!178 DICK TRACY YOU WANT MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. TRINIT Y CHURCH Re,. W, H Pem n pastor , Bob Bud Sunday sc hool s upt . Chur ch Sc hool q 15 o m wo rdH p s enn ce 10 30 o m Choir rehearsal , Tue,doy 7 30 p m under d ire< t1on of Al1ce Nease POMEROY NAZARE NE CHUIK H O F C o rn ~ r TH~ Umon a nd Mulbeq y , Rev Cly de V Hend e• son pa slor. Sunday schoo l 9 30 o m Glen McCl ung sup! morn mg wo n h1p 10 30 a m even tng mtd w ee~ se r v•ce We dnesday , 7 30 p m serv 1ce , 7 30 GRACE EPISCO PAl CHURCH 32b E M o1n Sf . Po meroy Th e Re v Rober t B Gr o ves rec to r Sundcy services , 11 o rn m o rn m g prayer (Holy Com munion ftr st Sunday ol e a ch mont h) and se r ma n Church chu rch schoo l and nur\ery core p rov tded Co ffee hour '" pons h ho use fol low mg the servtce. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 2 12 W Mo tn St Jo hn McA rthur pos te r Btble schoo l, q 30 am . morm ng w orstu p , 10 30 a m Youth mee l•ngs, 6 30 p m , even rng wo rsi'Hp 7 30 Wedne$dav n1 ght prayer meeting end B1ble study 7 30 p m THE SAL VAnON A RMY, 115 Butt ern ut A"e . Po meroy Envoy and Mrs Roy W rnr ng off1 cers rn cha r ge Sunda y ho l rn eH rneetmg I 0 o rn Sunday Schoo l 10 30o m . Sunday scho ol leader , YPSM t l orse Adam s 7 30 p m , m e e ftng ven ou s sol votr on spea kers and rn usrc specrols. Thursday - 10 a m to 2 p m Lodres Home Leagu e all women rnvr ted 7 30 p m pr ayer meetr ng a nd Brble st udy Bo b fste p leader Rev Noe l Hermon teache r BURliNGTON SOUTHERN BAP fi ST CHA PEL Ro ute I Shade Pastor Bobb y Elkrns Su nday school, 5 p m , Sunday worsh rp 5 45 p m Wednesday praye r ser vrce . 7 30 p m POMERO Y WE STSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 700 W Morn St , Jerr y Paul mmr ster , phone 992-7666 Con servotrve non rnstrumentol Sun da y wors h rp , 10 o m . Brble study 11 o m warsh rp b p m Wednesday B1 ble study , 7 p m Ol D DE XTER BIBlE C HRI STI A N CHUR CH , Rev Ro l p h Sm rth pasto r Su nday school q 30 a m M rs Worley FranciS su perrn l en den ! Preachrng servrces lrrs l S !htrd Su ndays f oll ow rng Sunday School GRAHAM UNITED METHO DIST Preoc hrng 9 30 a m , frrst and se cond Sundays o f ea ch month thrrd and fou rth Su nday s ea ch month worsh rp seJv•ce a t 7 30 p rn Wed nesday evenrngs ot 7 30 Praye r and Brbl e Study SEVENTH DA V AD V ENTI ST Mu lberry Hetght s Rood Pom ero y Pas tor A lbe r t Drtt es Sab bath School Superrnt end e nt , R1ta Wh 1te Sabbath School , Satu rday aft ernoon at 2 00 w !th Wor !> htp Se rv1ce to llowtng a t 3 15 RUTlAND FIR ST BA PTIST CHURCH Srste r Horn e ll W orne r Sup! Sund ay Schoo l 9 30 am morn rng warsht p 10 45 am THE HILAN D CHAPEl , G eo rge Casto pa stor . Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 o m even tng wor sh1p 7 30 Thur sday evemng pray er serv rce 7 30 p m - PO MERO Y FIR ST BAP TIS T, Dav rd Mann m rms te r , W rll 1am Wofion , Sunda y schoo l sup t Sund ay sc hool 9 30 a m morn ing worsh tp 10 30 am FIRST SOUTHE R" BAPTIST, 282 Mulberry A ve Pome r oy Pau l J Whrte , Pasto r G o ry Basham Sunda y sc hool sup! Sunday scho ol. 9 30 o m , mo rm ng wo rshrp , 10 30 , evenmg wor sh1p b 30 p m Mrdwe e k p ra ye r serv i ce 7 30 pm MIDWAY COMMUNITY CE NTER , De xter Rd . l a ng svi ll e , Oh1 o Rev Clyde Fe r re l l Pasto r Sunday Sc hoo l 11 o m Sa tur day preochrn g ser vrces 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg B1b le study ot 730pm FAITH TABERNAClf CHURC H Ba rl ey Run Rood Rev Emmell Ra wson pa stor Hand le y Dunn , supt Sundov sc hool 10 o m Su n day even1ng serv1ce 7 30, Brbl e t@Ochrng 7 30 p m Thu rsday DYESV Il l E COM M U N I TY CHURCH Roger C . Turn er , pasto r Sun day sc hoo l · 9 30 a m Sunday mor nrng wo r sh rp 10 30 Sunday eve nrng serv rce , 7 30 M IDDlEPORT M IDDl EPORT CH URCH OF CHRIST IN CHRIST IA N UNIO N Lawrence Manley pasto r M rs Ru sse ll You ng , Su nday Sc hoo l Sup ! Sun day School 9 30 ~o' m . ~ ... enrng w ar shrp , 7 30 Wednes day pr ayer meel ing 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHU RCH O F GOO , RocrneRev W H Lykin s, pas tor Morn1ng worshtp 9 45 o m Sunday schoo l 10 45 am evem ngwor sh rp 7 Tuesday , 7.30 pm ladres pray er meet !ng Wednesda y. 7 30 p m YPE MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTI ST Corner Sr:.: th and Palm er th e Rev Merlo. McClu ng , Sund a y sc hool. 9 15 a m Do n Wrl so n , supenn tenden t Lacy Borton as s! supt Mo rnmg Wo rsh1p , 10 15 o m Youth m eeh ng , 6 p m , ev ~;~ n i n g worsh ip , 7 30 p m Wed nesday m ght Bib le stu dy and praye r ser vrc e 7 JO p m CHURCH O F CHRI ST Mrd · dleport , 5th and Morn , George G loze. mrnister. Mtke Gerlach , Terry Yonk e ~ supen ntenden t youfh m1n1 ste r Bib le school q 30 a m mor ning wor shr p 10 30 o m even ing worsh rp , 7 30 , prayer se rv rce 7 p m . Wedrr es day MIDDLEPORT CHURCH O F THE NA ZARENE . Rev Jim Broome, pastor , Brll Wh1 te Sunda y sch oo l su pt Sunda y schoo l . 9 30 a m morn ing wors hip , \ 0 30 a m Sun day ev angelis ti c meeli ng 7·00 p .m Pra ye r me et ing W edne s d a y 7 p m UNI TED P RES B YTE RIAN MINISTR Y O F M EIGS COUNTY , Ow1ght L ZaV"i l z, d~rec tor HA R RI SO N V I l l E PRE SBYTERIAN . Rev Ern es t Stricl!.lr n , pasto r Sunda y church school 9:30 o .m , M rs Homvr Lee. supt .: m or n mg w o rsh ip . 10·.30 MIDDLEPORT , Su nda y schoo l , ~ 30 o.m . Rrc hord Vaughan supt Morning wonhtp , 10·30 SYRACU SE. M orn mg worshtp 9 a.m Sunday sc hoo l I 0 a m M rs Sampson Ha ll , supt RUTlAND CHURCH O F G OO , Rev. Bobby Po rt er pa sto r Su nday schoo l, 10 am ; Sunday war· John F. Fultz, Mgr . Ph . 992-2 101 Pomeroy sh1p 11 a m Surrdoy even mg serv rce 7 p m We{in esdoy ~o rn• ­ ly Tro r•rrg Hou r 1 p m Wed nesday worshi p servrc-e 7 30 p rn HA ZH COMMUNIT Y ( HUNCH N ea r l ong Uo tt om f d!>r l Hart pa stor Su nday schoo l 10 o m Ch urc h , 7 30 p m p ray er mee tm g. 7 JO p .m Thur sday MIDDLEPO RT PENTE COS TAL Th rrd A ve the He v Wt llram Kmt tel pa stor Ho no ld Dugan Su nda y Schoo l Su pt Classes for oi l ages eve nmg se rv1ce 7 30 , Btb le stu dy W edn es day I 30 p m you th se r 11 rces Frrdoy 7 30 p m M IDDLI:PORT fR EEWILL BAPTIST Corner A sh and fl lum Noe l Her r man pa sto r Sa turday eve n.ng se rv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday Schoo l 10 30 o m 5~~E~ CE NTER c hu"h School 9 d5 o m wors htp 9 o m SYR AC USE ClU STER Rev Ha r vey Koch Jr A SBU RY W o rshrp I 1 om Ch urch Sch oo l ~ 50 a m UMW fn st Tues dov Br ble Study Thurs. 7 30p m FO RE ST RUN Wors hrp 9 o m Ch urch Sc hool 10 o m MI NERSVILL E, Worsh1p 10 om Ch urch Sc hoo19 o.m SYRACUS E Church School 9 00 a m Wor sh•p servr ce 7 30 p m SOUTHERN ClU STER Rev David Horns Clu ste r Leede r Rev Sl e ven Wrl son Fl orenc e Smith H tl l o n Wolfe A ssocrot es BHHANV ( Dorcas) Wors hrp 9 00 o m Ch urch Schoo l 10 00 o .m CARM El Chruch School 9 30 a m Wor sh tp 10 30 a.m 2nd and 41t h Su n~ o y s APPLE G ROV E Sunday School 9 30 o m W ors h1p 7 30 p m I st a nd 3rd Sunda ys Prov er m ee tmg W edn esd ay 7 30 p m Fell ows hi p su p pe r lrr st Sa turd ay b p m UMW 7n d Tuesd ay 7 30 p m EAS T LH ART Chru ch Sc hool 9 a m Worsh tp serv1ce 10 a m Pra ye r meet rng 7 30 p m Wednesday UMW f?r st Tuesday 7 30 p.m RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday schoo l 10 a m wo rsh tp 11 om Cho1r proclrce Th ur sday 8 p m LETART FALLS -- Ch urch Scho ol 10 o m W ors h1p servrce 9 o m .. MORNING STA R Wo rsh1p q 30 a m Ch u rch School 10 30 am . Mrd Weelo. Serv rce Wednesday 8 p m MOR SE CHAPEl Wo rsh p 11 o m Ch urch Schoo l 9 30 o m PORTL A ND . Wor shr p 7 30 p m , Chu rch Sc ho ol9 30o m SUTTON , Churc h Schoo l 9 30 o m Wor shr p I sl and 3rd Sunday s 30 10 ';.;;HTH EA ST ClU ST ER Re ' Rocha ' d W Tho ma s Pastor Du a ne Sy denst n cke r Jo hn W Doug lo s Cha r les Dom1gon Assoc rotes JO PPA W or shrp 9 00 o m . Chu rc h Sc hool 10 00 om CHESTE R Worsh rp 9 o m , Chu rch Sch oo l 10 am Brb le Stu dy Wednesdays 7.30 p m (Com mun ro n f rrst Su nday eac h rnon th ) LO NG BOTTOM , Su nday School at 9 JO o m Even1 ng Wor sh1p at 7 30 p m Thur sday Brble Stud y 7 30p m RE EDSVILLE Sunday Schoo l q 30 a m Mo rnm g Wor sh• p 10 30 o m Evem ng Wo rs hp 7 30 p m Ur b l ~ Stud y We dne sd ays at 7 30 p m ALF RED. Su nday Schoo l of ~ 45 a m Mormng Worsh1p ot 11 o m Wednesd a y N1 ght Pra ye r Mee ting 7 30 p m ST PA UL , (Tuppe r s Plorns) Su nday School 9 00 o.m Mo rn tn g Wors hip at 10 00 o .m M onday N rg ht Brb le Study 7 30 p m . Unrted M etho d •s t Women !>eco nd Wed nesday o f each mon th 1·30 pm SOUTH BETHEL (S ti ver Rrdge) Sund ay School 9 00 a m Mo rn rng Wo sh rp 10 00 o m Wednesday Bi bl e Stud y, 7.30 p m TUPPERS PLAIN S, Wors h1p 9 o m Church Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRI ST ser· vr ces ea ch Sun da y 9 30 o m . George Prck ens, pasto r wrt h preach rng on f~r s1 and th rrd Su nday of mo nt h O hve r SwOrn , Su pt HOBSON CHRI STIAN UNIO N , Rev Ke ith Ebl!n pa stor . Sunday School 9 30 a m Leo nard Grlmore f rr st el der evenrng ser· vrce 7 30 p m Wedn esday pr aye r meetrng 7 30 p m BEARWAll OW RIDGE CHURCH OF C H~I S T Duane Worden m rni ster Brble d o ss , 9 30 am mor nrng w o rs h1p 10 JO a .m evenmg wor shr p , b·JO p m Wednesday Brble st udy b 30 p m NEW STIVE RSVIU E COMM UNITY Ch ur ch , Sunday Schoo l ~e r vrce , 9 45 o m , Wors hip serv rce 10 :JO Evon ge lr st• c Serv1ce . 7 30 p m. Wednesd a y Pr a y er mee t rng 7 30 ZIO N CHURCH O f CHRIS T Pomer oy Horrl son vrl le Rd , Ro bert Pu r f e ll pa stor B1ll McE l roy Su nday school sup ! Sun day sc hoo l 9 30 o m , mo r nmg wor ship ond com mun 1on , 10 30 a .m Sun day wors hrp serv 1ce • 7 p m Wedn es day eve mng pra y M~ meel mg and Btb le sturl y 7 p m ST JO HN lUTHERAN CHURCH Ptne Gr ove The Rev W1 lli om M rddl eswo r th t'n!>tor Chu rch serviCes 9 :.30 o .m Sund a y School 10.30am BR AO ~URV C ~UR C H o• CHPIST Mr . Oonold Ral ey , pa$ to r Su nday !iCho ol 9 JO o .m vw1 shtp se r vice , 10 30 o m s, n d.-. ~ AutOmotive Service 212 E. Main Street 992-3715, Pomeroy Middle port, Ohio Locust & BMch These Messagi!s Of Our Religious Heritage We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: ME T O L EA VE M Y Attend The Church E TF>ACY POST, FLIES WEST AN D GO IGA,LA\/ANIT NG of Your Choice This Sunday TO S P E ND NEW YEARS ..... WITH M Y RACINE PLANING MILL ..JOIN TESS . LET'S CHECK IN AT SUNNY DE L L A CRe S ... TO WIFE? Mill Work . Coblnet tMking 992-3971 Ml STATE FARM INSURANCE SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS 143 5. Third Middleport Ph. 992-7T55 M~ I GS rshrp 10 ·30 a m Church Sc hool 9Wo 3 0 --- COmplete ~ & LOHSE PHARMACY I TR U~T 'IOU DIDN'T 5P I~L L001<0UT J U5T SIGH TED A 5HAR K, AS WA 5 H H E A D$ FO R lHE WHE ELH OUSE -- A SHOU T 50E S UP F~OM THe MA5THEAD LOOKOUT! THAT HOT COF Fee T HE SIR~ ON PUilP05E , EA 5 Y- !SE LLE! 212 W. Main P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL COOPERA TI VE PAR ISH M ETHODI ST CHURCH Robe r t T eu mgorne r Drredor POMEROY CLUSTI:: R Rev James Co rbr11 POME RO Y wor sh rp se rvrce 9 15 a m Sund ay schoo l 10 30 o m Rev ~ oberi M cGee m rn rster ENTERPRISE , Wo f shrp 9 o m Chur ch School10 o m HOCK S" RIN GS Worshtp 10 a m Ch urch School 9 15a m UMYF 6 30p m FLA TWOODS Worshrp 11 o m Chu rch School 10 a m MIDDL EPO RT CL USTER Rev Robert Bumga rner HEATH , Ro bert Bumgarne r Pa s!o' W o, ho p 10 30 am ~ h~"h Sch oo l 9 30 a m UMYF • Rut land Sal em Cen ter Ch arge RU TLAN D Wt lbur Hill , Pa sto r ELLIS & SONS SOHIO K&C JEWELERS Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0. 804 W. tMin 992-2311 Pomeroy Ph. 949-9130 RACINE FOOD MARKET This New Year's Day let's bury that illusion about the therapy ot t1me. There are th1ngs that lhe centuries aren'l going to change Ills wtse to approach the New Year delermined to change whatever can and should be changed. Confme all your 'resolutions" to these sensible areas Also strengthen yourself to cope w1th all lfle lh1ng s that can't be changed But 11 you would like to acqwe the w1sdom to kn ow the dllterenc&-you need religion! Where Improvement 1s possible, God po1n1s the way. When we must pul up w1th th1ngs, God provides the courage And when we can't even undersland lhe dltference-He does! Fa1th can make lhts the greatesl year ot your hie .. Tho5tore With A Heart Racine Ph. 949-2626 Markets Midway Mar11et Bob's Market Pomeroy "2·2582 Meson 77:1-5721 ~~iiij~~~H~iii;-J~Ie;~t~~~~ King$buty Home Sales & The Finest In Sectio11o11 & Moaular omos Pomeroy, TlOO E. tMin 992,7034 DOUG'S Athens County & Loan I '1\-IINI<. I 'LL DELIVeR 'THESE PRe:>""ENTS '1'0 Co. 2t6 E. Main UMI"A AND 6UZ! - 992-'655 WANT "TO Co:>ME AI..ONS i' TV & Appliance Gas Service Chester 985-3307 Racine 949-2020 ELLlOTI APPLIANCE II ORPHAN ANNIE-TWO AWAY TH ' JITTERS'~L BE OK WITHOUT ME ··• FARM AL.L PIZZA SHACK NOT MUCH MONEY'" BUT WE ' VE BEEN BROKE BU ILT up ... ~EW MACHINERY .. - AND THEY LOVE LISSA .. - Eallnor Corry Dul 126 E. Main THRf E HOURS !Ill D'\Yli G HT . .. TIME TO BE ON OUR WAY' " COME ON, SANDY .. ' BEFORE " WE AlWAYS S HOVEr:~~~--~ MA KE OUT SOME WAY·· pomeroy Reuter-Brogan VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Insurance Selvices 216 5 . . second Pomeroy 992-3325 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy I was drivinq a car before " were born Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales, Inc. 1r11'.4 t.hinq! 4our The4 should rnake ke4s b1q enouqh to find! other 'G~!!~hand' Don Thompson Ford, Inc. Deutx Tractors, New Holland Farm Machinery Spring Ave . 9925101 It's in To hear S¥.ee11x can be t e\1 1t l'm a wheeled bashet case ' out t o the car• 461 5. Third, ""iddleporl 992-2196 Pomeroy ~Zopynght 1978 Keisler Advartrsr ng Sef\'rce Now loo l-\ what · made me ~"t:l--..u>---~ do ' If [ Str asburg V1rg rnra Attend The Church of Your Choice This Sunday. 1----rr..------------1 WAID CROSS SONS STORE Attend The Church Of Your Choice WI NNIE ' Groceries- · IN\YBC' I 'M OUT Q t: VIY MIND TO BE TRAVELING This SundBy Genera l Merchandise Racine 949-2550 FARON SUCH ~-~==I~--;:-=::--::=::::::::--..-~~~::0: ------ KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY S K IM PY INFOR- THE DAILY SENTINEL Professional Service ~ Aerial-Schools- MARK V STORE Middleport MiddleportPomeroy, 0. Weddings Chester 985-4155 serv rce s, 7 p m youth g rou p , o m Sunday nrght se rvrceos Chr rs Wedne sday , 7 p m li on End eavo r 7 30 p m , Song A N TIQ UITY BAP TIST Rev Earl se rviCe , 8 p m . Preach rn g 8 30 Sh uler pastor Sunday sc hoo l p m M tdwee k Pra yer meetrng q 30 a m Ch urch ser vrc£> 7 p m Wednesday 7 p m Roy A dams yo uth mee lrng , b p m Tuesd ay Br - loy leader ble Study , 7 p m . CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST RAC INE CHURCH OF TH E l ocated at Rutl a nd on New Lrma NAZA RENE Re v John A Coff - Rood nex t to Fores t A cre Pork ma n pastor Fra nklin Im boden Rev . Roy Ro use , pa sto r Ro bert chorrmon of th e Boord of Ch r rs- Mu ss er . Sun da y Sc hoo l sup! Sun ! to n Lrf e Sunday Sch oo l, 9 30 doy school 10 30 o m , worsh1p o m · morn rng worshrp 10 30 7 30 p m Bibl e Study Wednes Su nda y even rng w orsh•p 7 30 day 7 30 p m Sat urday nrgh1 p m P r o~ er meetr ng, Wed nes - pray er se r vice , 7 30 p m HEMLOC K G ROVf CHRISTI AN day , 7 30 p m RA CINE FIRST BAPTI ST, Don L Roger Wat son , pastor Kenneth Wal ke r Pa sto r Ronnre Sa lser , Bye r , Sund ay sch ool supt Mo rn Su nd a y school ~ up! Su nday rng w o rs h rp 9 30 am Sun schoo l , 9 30 o m . mormn g w or - doy school , 10 30 am · even rng shr p , 10 40 om · Sunday eve nr ng se rv1ce 7 30 We dn esd ay Brbl e wo rsh 1p 7 30 , Wednesday even- Study , 7 30 p m mg Btbl e stu dy 7 30 MT UNION BAPTIST Don DAN VIllE WESlEYAN , Rev R W rlso n Su nd ay s c h ool D Brown , pa sto r Sunday Sch ool , su perr n te nden t Sunday school , 9 30 o m , m o rning wo r shr p 9 4S o m , evenmg wors h1p 7·30 10 45 you th se r v rce b 45 p m p m Pray e r meetmg 7 30 p m eve nrng worsh 1p 7 30 p m Wed nesd ay . praye r o nd pra1se , W ed nesd ay . TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m CHURCH.- l:uge ne Und erwood . Sll VE R RUN FREE BAPTIST. Rev pastor . Ho ward Co ldw e ll. Jr M or111n M ork 1n, pa stor Steve l1t Sunda y Sc hoo l Sup! Su ndov ti e Sund ay schoo l sup! Su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m Mornrng Se r· school , 10 a m , mormng w or · man 10 30 o m Sunday ev ening sh 1p , 11 a m Sunday eve m ng se rvrce 7 p m . wo rsh 1p 7 30 Pr ayer meet rng LET A RT FALL S U N IT ED o nd Bib le stu dy Thursday 7 30 BRETHREN . Re¥ Free land No m !! p m youth ser .... ice , 6 p m Su n- po!> tor Fl oyd N o rrrs, sup! Su nday day schoo l 9 30 o m , mo rn1 ng set CHESTER CHURCH OF GOO m an. 10 30 o .m . Prayer serv ~ee Rev Donny R. Co o k , pastor Sun - W~ dn es da y 7 30 p m d ay schoo l. 9 30 a m w o r sh•p CHESTER CHURCH O F TH f ser vtce . II om .; eve nmg se r vice , NA ZARI:::N C Re V" Herbert G rote, 1 00 youth ser ¥•ce Wedn esd ay. pasto r Worshrp service , II o m 7 00 p m and 7 30 p m . Sunda y Sun day LAN GSV ILl E C HRI S TIAN School 9 30 a .m . Rrchard Ha rton CHURCH , Robert Musser, pastor . c;u pt Pray e r meefr ng W ed nes· Su nday sc hoo l. q ·30 am Roy d ay 7 30 p m Srgman , ~u p! . mo rning worshtp BRADFORD CHURCH OF 10 .30 Sunday evenr ng se rvice CHRIST. G abr. el Mus pasto r B•7 30, m1d· week se r vice , Wednes· ble Su nd ay Sc hoo l '! 30 a m mar· day 7 p m ning ch ur ch 10 ·30 o m , Su nday SYRACUSE CHURCH OF TH[ evenmg serv i ce , 7 ·00 p m N AZAR ENE Re.... Dole Boss W e dn e~ do y se r vtce . 7.30 p.m r e stor, Bob Moor e Sunday LAUREL CLIF J.: FREE M ETHO DI ST Srhoo l su pt , Sunday school , 9 30 CHURCH , Rev Fl oyd F Shoo ~ a m morning wor sh1p 10 45 pa stor , Ll oyd Wrr ght, Sunday om c \ln' r, .-. l r ~ t • r · rr vrcf' -, rr m Sc hoo l Supt .. Mo rnrng Wor sh1p Wed nes day sEll "' ret;) prayer q ;m 0 m · Su nday School 10 70 ~~(Jd p11 1 1 ~ 0 7 p m f h .tOI IIltl om Wednr> sd oy Prayer a nd 8r yo uth 7 p m ~o tly prayer bl e Study 7,30 p m Su ndoy r.v en m eeltng 8 30 o m Men 's pra yer m q wo rship 7 :10 p m · Cho rr Pro c m ee ri ng So turdov , 7 p.m trr e T11u rs doy 7 r m W~ N UNITED BRfTHREN IN DE XTER CHIIRCH <JI CHRI ST CHR IST Elden R Blo lo.e p o ~t o r 1 Chor leo; Ru !> ~ P. II , m rr, c;tor Su nda y Srhoo l 10 om Nob e1 l H r ~ ~ Morh rn bo r , sup! ' ""doy lfc od , • up! M o r nrn g sP. rmon , 11, r, l n,)l ' tO a rn wof'.h lp ~e r s, vrce 10 30 o m Brb le Study, Tues. d ay , 7 30 p m HEORGANilEO CHURCH Of JE SUS CHH IST OF lA TTER DAY SA INTS Por !land Rocrn e Rood Wrllrom Ro ush , pasto r f' hyll rs Stobort Sunday Sc ho ol Su p! Sun day 5chool. q 30 o m Mor nr ng wor ship I 0 30 a m Sund ay eve nrn g ser v•ce 7 p m Wedn es day eve mn g praye r se rvrc es 7 30 pm BHHLEHf M BAPTI ST Re v fo ri Shu ler po ste r Worshrp s. er vrce 9 30 o m Sun da y school 10 30 o m Brb le Study a nd pray er ser ¥rce Thu rs da y , 7 30 p m CAIUE TO N CHURC H, King sbury Roo d Go ry Krng , pa stor Sunday s.choo l, 9 30 o m Ro lph Ca rl su pe rml endent evenm g w orshrp 7 30 p m Pr aye r mee tm g , Wed nesday 7 30 p m LO NG BO TTOM CHRISTI A N Bruc e Sm 1t h poste r, Wall ace Damewood Sup! B1ble School 9 30 am Preoch 1ng ser vrce 10 45 om N o eveni ng servrc e HYSEll HUN FR~ E MET HODI ST CHURCH , Rev He rber t A rl rng pastor Su nd Oy School 9 30 am Morn rng se rvrce 10 JO om fvo ngel• strc servrce 7 p m Praye r and pra• se se r'ltC£> Thur sdo~ 7 p m ~ RHD O M GOSPf l M ISSION at Bol d Knob Rev Law r ence Glu ese ncom p , Sr pastor , Roger Willford , Sr , Sunda y school sup1 Sun da y !>choo l 9 30 o , evenrng wo r sh rp , 7 30 p m . P r o ~e r meetrng We dn esday 7·30 p m 'Youth m eet tng , Sunda y, 5 30 p m wirh Don end Martha M eadows rn charge WHITES CHAP EL Cool vtll e RD Rev Roy De~ t e r , pastor Su nday 5Choo l 9 30 o m w o r sh!p se rv rc e 10 30 o.m U1b le st udy ond pray er se rv1ce Wednes day , 7 30 p m RU Tl A ND RUTLA ND CHURCH 0~ CHH 15T Lorry Co le man, po ~ t or Co· Sun day school supl s , Som M cKr11 ney nnd Herh Ellr ll Sunda y sc hool a nd r o rnrnun ron, 9 30 a m Worsh rp and comun io n 10 30 o rro . R UTLA ND CO MM U NI TY CHURCH Arnos Til lis pasto r Don n y Tr ll i ~o, Sun day Sc hool Sup! Su nday Sr ho ol , ? 30 o m wa r ~ ! 11p scr vr rc 11 n m ; 5 ~t nrlo y cvnnrn g ser vtf"P I p m _ Prayer nH! I"t tt1Q W., d n ~ $ do y 7 I' 111 VUII!'('l f.! ud w l u , •!t tl• o q O., IJ•rrl ny 111(111!i ll lU , I 4!1 MATICN Attend The Church of Your Choice 448 Locusl 992-3093 Middleport RUTLAN D CHURCH OF THE NA ZA RENE Rev lloy d 0 Gnmm Jr pa stor Sun day school 9 30 a m w o r shr p serviCe 10 30 o m Broo dcostl rve over WMPO , yo un g p eo p l e ' s serv rce 7 p m Evongelr shc serv 1ce 7 30 p .m . Wedn esday ser vrce 7 30 p m MASON CO UNTY FIRST SOU THERN BAPTIST , Cor n er of Second and Ande rson . Ma so n Pastor Frank Low t he r Sunday sc hool 9 45 o m w or ship serv 1ce , 11 am and 7.30 p m Week l y S1b l e Stud y . Wednesday 7 JO p m MASON CHUR CH O F CHRIST. M iller Sl M ason W Vo .A.ur ice M rclo. , pasto r Sunday Bibl e Study 10 om . Wors h•p 11 o .m an d 7 p m . B1b le Study Wed ne sday 7 p m Voca l mu siC . MASO N A SS EM8l Y O F GOD , Duddmg l o ne, M ason , W Va . Ches ter Ten nant, Pastor. Su nday Sc hoQI 9 45 o m Child re n's Chur ch b 45 p m Young People's Servrce b 45 p m EV"onge lrsttc Serv•ce 7 30 p.m Wo men s Mtssronary Councrl 10 o m fin ! a nd th rrd Tuesdays Pr ay er and Bible St ud y , W ed ne sday, 7 30 p m. HARTFO RD CHURCH OF CHRI ST IN CHRISTIA N UNIO N Th e Rev . Wrlho m Ca m pbell. pastor Sunda y Sc hoo l ~ 30 o m Jomes Hughes , sup ! even rng serv rce 7 30 p m . W edn esday cve nr ng pray e r mee ti ng 7 30 p m Yo uth pr ayer serv rce eoch Tu esday FAIR V IEW BIBlE CHUR CH , t e tor t, W Vo , Rr I , Rev. Charles Hargra ves pas lo r ~ Wo rsh rp ser VICes , 9 30 a m , Sunday ~c hao ! . 11 a m eve ning w orship , 7 :30 p m T u es do~ co llage prayer rn ee 111,g ond Stble study. 9 :30 o m Wo rsh rp !> CfV'ICe, Wednesday 730 p m CA LVARY BIBLE CHURCH, now loca ted on Po meroy Ptk e. Cou nty Hood 25 near Flatwoods. Rev. Blackwood pasto r, Se rvices on Su nda y of 10 30 o m and 7 30 p rn wi th Su nday school, 9 30 n m B1b le studv . Wedne sday, 7 JOp m . IND EPEND ENT HOLIN ESS CHURCH INC -- Pea r l 51 . Midrfl eporl. Rev O 'De ll Manl ey, pasto r ; Sonny Hud sor) , 5undoy !;Chea l su pt . Sunday sc hool, ~- 3 0 ev€'rlt ng worship, 7 30 p .m . 0 rr1 Proye r and pr a tse ser .... rc:e . Wcrl nA!Iday 7 30 f1 m 111 ~ PFO Pl E S C HU ~C H O F ' t•(.)I AtRO¥ Corner Mo111 and BUT IF I WER£NT MAKING ll-1 15 TRIP, ID GCOUT OF MY MIND AN'IWAY. HOW MANY MORE O F IHC;;E: NIGHT MARE S COULD Cou r t Sts , thtrd floor ove r L1ghth o use Res tau ra nt Henry Coo k pastor . Sunday sch oo l 10 o m . morn1ng w o rsh1 p 11 o m even in g serv rce 7 30 Wed nes day eve ning serv iCe , 7 30 In terd enomrnat1onol full gospel. RUTlAND CHURCH O F GOD Pas tor Den nis Bole s S un de~ Sc hool, 10 a m .. w or ship serv rce , 11 30 d .m . ond 7:30 p .m . Prayer m eet.ng , Wednes day. 7 30 p.m RUTLAND APOSTOLI C CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Elde r Jam e5 Mtller B•ble study , Wed nesday , 7 30 p m .: Sunday School 10o.m Sunday n1ght se rviCe, 7 30 p m POMEROY WE S lE Y AN HOliNESS - Horrrsonv il le Rood, De we.,- King. pasto r . Edt son Weav er, ou rstont Henr v Ebltn Jr Sunday schoo l· supt Sunday school , 9 30 o m , m or ning wor shtp, 11 a.m Sunday even ing ser viCe , 7.30. prayer meeting . Thurs· doy , 730 pm SYRACUSE FIR ST CHUR CH OF GOO Not Pentecosta l , Rev . Geo rge Oil er pa sto r . Worship ser v rce Su nday . 9 45 a .m .: Sun doy school 11 a m . w onh1p ser · vice , 7 30 p m Thursday pray er meeting , 7 30 p .m MT. HERMO~ Uni ted Br ethren Ch urch Sunday Sch ool 9·30 o .m Wo r sh ip serV"rce 10 45 a m Pr each ing serviCes eve ry Su nday alt ernotmg with C. E. We dn es day prayer m eeting 7 30 p .m Rev . Jam es Leach pasto r Dav id Holt er , loy l eader JEHO VAH 'S WITNESSES , I m;le east o f Rutland , Junct ion of Route 12• and Noble Summit Rood (T174} Sunday Bibl e Lec t ur e , 9 30 a .. Watc htow er study , 10 30 om .; Tuesday , Bible st udy, 7 end 8: 15 p .m .; Thursday , t heocratiC schoo l , 7.:30 p .m. · se r ¥ice meeting , B 30 p m RUTlAND FREEWil l BAPTIST Church - Leland Holey. pastor Sunday ~ch ool 10 o .m .; eve nrng Pr eyer serv• ce . 7·30 p m meeting Wednesd ay, 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOO of Pr o phecy, loca ted o n the 0 . J Wh rle Ro od off hi ghway 100. Sunday School 10 o m Supertntendenl John Loveday Frrst We dnesday ni ght of month CPMA services second Wednesday WMB meeti n g , thrrd thro ugh hhh youth servic e. George Croyl e pastor HO PE BAPTIST CHAPH - 570 Gronl St , Middleport Rev Bobb y Elk iM Sunday 5c hool. lO o rn , p.m. FAI TH BAPTI ST Chur ch , Ma son, mee t at United Steel Worke rs Union Hal l, Ra il road Street , Mason Pa stor , Rev. Jay Mi tche ll. Morntng w ors hrp 9:1115 am , Sun· day School 10 30 o m. Praye r mee t ing We dnesday , 7 30 p m FORE ST RUN BAPTIST - Re¥ . N yle Borde n , pastor Corne lius Bun ch. superin tendent. Su nday school , 9 30 o m , secon d an d f ourth Su nday s wo rship ser vice at "J30 pm. REALLY P!HERENT. .. I?ARIN6 .. WH ILE IN I \ t-. [7 0 B R!/I E MOM 15AWAYI •' ,, ..--'if • ---=-- ~- ~-- FRANK & E RNIE BRIDGE s ec BRA DFORD CHUR CH OF CHRIST --Gobrr el Mroz pasfor Su nday school, 9 30 a m mornin g chu rch , 10 30 a m . Ju n•or chur ch pro gram und er d rrec tt o n o f Koren Mroz for ch ildren , 2· 10, during regular chu rch hour rn ch urch base men t Su nd ay evenIng ser ¥ke 7 p m .. Wed nesda y se r .... rce. 7·30 p m . JUB ilEF CHRI STI AN CE "TER George s Cr eel\ Rood Church school, ~ 30 o .m , m orn ing wor· sh ip, 10.30 . eveni ng servrce 7 p .m Pray er me ettng Wed nesda y, 7p m ST PA Ul l UTH ERAN CHURCH , Corne r of Sycamore a nd Secon d Sts . . Pome roy . The Re..- W•ll•om Mtddlesworth. Po!ll or Sunda y Schoo l at 9 45 a m and Church Se rvices 11 o m . SACRED HEART. ReV'. Fa ther Pa ul D. Welto n. pa sto r Phone 992-2825 Satu rd ay evening Mo ss , 7 30. Sun day Moss , 8 and 10 om.; Co nfession , Saturday , 7-7.30 p m VICTORY BAPTI ST On !hiRout e 7 bypass James E Kee see , pastor Sunday sch oo l, 1() o m., morning wors hip, 11 o .m , eve n ing service, 7. TRINITY Chrr st l an A ssembl y G ilber f Spencer , Coohlill e pasto r . Sunday sc hool 9:30 a m , mo rnrng worship 11 o .m Su nday eve ning service. 7:30 p m.; mtd week pra yer serv rce Wed nes· day 7 30pm MOUNT Oli ve Commu n1t y Church, lawrence Bus.h. pastor : Be ttie Pig ott Sunday school supt Sunday Schoo l and morn ing wor · sh rp . 9 30 o m . Su nday evenin g service , 7 p .m , Youth meetin g and Bible study , Wednesday. 7 I WN.!T TO TRY SOMETHING I TAKE ? This Sunday m or nmg worsh tp , 11 evenrng wo r sh rp, 7·30 p m . Th ursd ay even m g B1ble study and p rayer m ee ting, 7 30 p m Affr lroted wi th 1:'-I AT';; NOT W!-lAT I ~ A ? O"RY, Olt.I\Y, SO Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sont ag .:t'M ovt:RPRAWN! •• .%'&.\.. w~~ "'rbu A GHfc.#( ~ On risky inhibitory bids 1,.! NORTH • 8 12-29 .. J 7 3 2 _j t A 65 ' • Q 1084 2 (!) tH ~tN M l A '"' • ' M 11"\1 lJ S ~at Dll TH-.Jt\ WEST EAST + J l0 9 4 2 ., A 10 t KJ 8 2 +K3 BORN LOSER . • 7 6 53 .. 9 8 654 • Q9 7 4 ---- SOUTH + A KQ •K Q llm YBW I RBSQLIJB 10 'TAK~ IHS: CfFf::lJ'j\IJ~ I StiON 1,'01<8' ~ ( 1\J\T\/>.TIVBI ~GI-l OLJT! J.--/"'-- '~--~---"-- • 10 3 +AJi 7i l e Vulnerable : East-West Dealer : South West Nonh E ast 1+ Pass Pass 2+ 3+ Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening l ea d : BARNEY South 1+ 2t 3 NT t 2 By Oswald Jacoby GIT AWAY FROM MY CORN -SQUEEZIN'S, 0~ BULLET and Alan Sontag One of th e standard psy chic bids is the mhlbttor y bid m which a playe r who ts ~---;r ' going to be declarer decides ( to mh1 bit a l ead The btd has been known to wor k It also has been known to fa ll mtser ably West m ight well have opened a spade tf South had bid three notr ump directl y over North 's two cl ubs. But after Sout h's prelunmary •aiil~=l.Jd btd of t wu Li td UhJnds, West A New Ha mps htre reader () KJ r---:--,-:-:::-::c:-:' 1b NQ XEGY • sks if an Amer ican bridge champtonshlp has ever been \ held a t Hanove r , Ne w Hampshtre. T h e A m ert ca n Whist L _!1_ Leag ue hel d m any whist 1 _j__ congresses there tn the early /Fo' a cop) of J ACO B Y MOD· ERN. send $1 to Wm at Bndge ca1e of th 1s newspa· per . P 0 . Box 489. Radro Cr ty Station New YorK N Y 10019 J 1 _L_ COCKTA ILS, , Now arrange the ctrcled letters to form the surprr se answer. as sug· t::>."'-l--...J gested by the above cartoon Printanswerhere: "[ pa rt of t his century and mcl uded som e bridge events w1th the lat er on es. t NF \o\ SI-' 1\ PJo: H E NTF RPIUSfo: AssN' iHie. ROOM 1$ .JU!:>"T R lcSH'T FOR l XXX]" (Answers tomor row ) Ypsterday s I Jumbles PO RGY An swer Where the short spr inter was uneKpec tedly successful- IN THE LONG RUN GLUEY 1 INJURE U NF AI R I 8VIil l bll !Of $U5po1tp11d JumbleBookNo.1:l, contalnlng1~0p~f ~ 'r:ood N J 01648 lnclud• you r tromJumble, c/o lhll new•p•:r.•· , 1•',hick: poy•bl • .t~ name, 1ddflll 1 ztp cod• •n ma N•wSpaperbookl. ., �10- The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pom eroy, 0 ., Friday, Dec. 29, 1978 ~- ·· Not ices h a~ returr'led Veer ~ to Losi ~niiFoinid- . PA RA SOL BO UTIQ UE Scou ty Solon on nounrel> Mary N ewell wor k N ew SpPnol heP herr ron di li onel to every cu stomer thr u De(. 31 Phon£> ~1:15 4141 Opera t ors Sondra K Prll !> Mary Newell l ocot('d fl!'l< l to Skat e A Way Rol ler H111k SKA H A WAY announce~ N ew Ycor s Party So t DN :lO th Skat ing 7 :KJ to 17 IS Horf'S PfilE'S ba ll oon \' Open WPd . h1. Sot. eve n1r1g . 7 JO to 10 ·00 985 -3979 0 1 985 qqq,J DUE TO my re turn to governml{'nl surv tc e I om no longer cngog ed on publ ic occout1 Tmg nor to x r eturn preparation ~ oger l uc ke ydoo Licensed Publtr Accountant Mrdrl leport Oht o RFWAR O Btllfold stolen ou t ol cor Maple St M iddleport Plf'a ~e re turn paper s bu t k eep money Call4HS -38JQor lcove rt at pOitC€ Sial tOll Ill Mrddlepor l GUN SHOOT Racine Gun Club fvery Sun day 1 pm . factory chol.(> guns only GUN SHOO t Rocme Volun teer fire Dcpl. Every Soturrlo y b JO pm at their buildi ng rn Bo shon Factory choke guns on ly. HAILEY ' S S T O IH , 33 1 N Lnd Ave Mtddlepor t Ohio Wdl be dmed ON /5 to Jon ') Avto ~ t o r i" Mirlrl lf'pnrl pi Pa~f' day If loumi Snh• r le o vf' o t ~OU ND BROWN o l o ~<>C'\0 pi a stre fromr> 1:! 4 S ;, th Ave . Mi d dt.-.port '/'-1'/ "/ 48/ LO"l SIUU re woHi lJoo in vrc rn1 ty f'l Ch(' <ry Ridge nPor. bA I WhiiP IPmolr> wi t h hlo r lot ~ p o l l' , Nom <' on thE' rol lor J p ~~ Huffman Phonf' J04 b75 blJ'} b7S 6(/ U.I or H ~lp_ ~a!'t.e<! __ PEH SQN TO clean gorogP "'Y'l lbl:iO Call -· I tMHfR . POMt:ROY Fore st flro dPcts Top prtCf' for stnndi ng ~ nw ti mbf-or Ca ll '-1'-1'1 S%!:i ('II K...,n t Hanby . I 44 e,.H5i'O 0 1 1~ COI NS. pocket wat ch(> :-rl a ~~ ring!- . Wf'dding bond s. diamonds Gold or sil vl'r Coli Rogel Wa msley. i' 47 -7331 WAN T TO buy old 45 and 18 phonograph r eco rds . Co li '-11.1'1 bJ"/(J or Con tact M9rfi n Fur ni ltrre - - - -- --- - - - If YOU hove o ser vice to offer , wont to buy or sell something ' Of' lookin g to r work or APPAlACHIAN POWEl-l Cornpony w hatevPr ... you' ll get result s Centroli1 ed Plant Mai ntenan ce foster w ith a Senti nel Wont Ad . trnmed totc openrngs . Power Coll9q7-7156 Plant Morntpnonre crew ba sed in PI Pl e o ~ anl , WV . Industria l GAIMG I:: SAH . 8aum Addit ion . Sot and Mon . Furniture . books . mornt e nonre boc k 11round . m1~ t. 98S-43!:i8 . we lding onci mechan ica l Train ing an d """Pe, ience requi 1ed Reply to· Appo loc hran Power _ - · ~ets for Sa~~--­ Com pany . Cen tra li zed Plan t RISING ST AR Kennels . Boarding Maint enance . PO Ho,.. 4000. St . and grooming , oil breeds A lba n~ WV 'l S 1"17 . Telephone: Che shi re . :!6"1-079'1 . AC J0 4-7SS 5JO I e)( t. J9J An AKC REGISTi:Rt:D Bo)(er puppie s. . Fquol Opportun ity Employe r 6 week s ald . A nice Christmas gilt , $ 1'1S_e? ~~11'19~ 17'lb. do body wo rk . Ap ply tn pers on 7d7 -Jl54 . Auto Sales 197'1 FORD LTO . Very good condi· tion . 304 -675 -;J 119. 1970 CAMARO SS. Good con di tt ~n ._ 4 -.s~e~d . 9~2 - 23b~ . OLD FURNITU RE. ice- boxes bra ss be d ~ . iron beds, desks, e tc. , complete households . Writ e MD Miller. Rt . 4. Pomeroy or coii99'1-Tfb0. 19"/5 DOOGi: COLT 45,000 mi. 4door orr co nditioner. good con dttton . $7000 fir m . 997 -37 10 5700. PICKUP 197'1 OODGE 747 2451.. 11i174 PONTIAC Lt: Mons . S1400 949 2'171 . COAt . LIME STO N~ . ~ o n rl gmvro l . cn lc 1um chlnridf' IN tilirN . cl og foorl nnd nil t yrf' ~ ol soit l-1<1 · cf'h<<ior Soli Wo rlo. o; Inc . f Moin St . Pnrner oy ~Q ? Jl4!/1 . 17 x bO mobil e homeneor De wier 991-SBSB . _____ For Sa i.e_ _ _ _ BOOK COLLtCTORS : 1857 t o 1927 Hrs tories and School books. Al so g lo ss ond pott er y f4 7-11SS. '* BAUM TRUE VALUE 0. 985-3301 C,l4(:J . :J 10~ . QUALITY CO NDITIONED mi•erl hoy . Wi ll deltver. 99').7'}01 . ~~ • . . . . . ' . RUTlAND HARDWARE . Rutland , Ohio . New Year 's Inventory So le . All wood and coal stoves , electric and kerosene heat ers. too l bo• es . mechonicol tool s, socket sel , wr"ench and electric appliances . Dr astiCall y reduc- ed JM MODH 149 desk lop copi er . SOO . Mess age minder SOO Telephone an swering de vice . 595 . After6pm . 992-7177 . . . . d1 agona1 . . . ' . . ' THIS 19" MODEL ONLY! •37800 RCA T.V.'S DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES HURRY WHILE THEY .RACIN OHIO . . . . LAST! TV &APPUANCE BOffiEGAS 949-2020 -. . . . - LADlE'S SIZE 12 block sequined blazer . l:leige 4-pc. suit . Long dresses . All th ings ve ry high quality . 991·3283 . . . . . 25" MODEL ONLYJ ............. •538 RIDENOUR GRA VELY TRACTOR and mower . Hay for sole . 9.49-23b8. - . . TWO TU RN tables , protec tor toe unit , cabi net , scuff gouges . 4 rack ~ tonds . olemite electron spin balancer , 2 caster and comber Ever.,. bu thing you. need forgouges. your own siness S950. Front end alignment. _B ~or~ E~u ~p~:_n t~ 7~A1: ~~:> - ~ _ - -- - -- SNOW TIRE SALE Pomeroy Landmark :IM Jeck W. C.rMy, Mgr. Phone 992-211T • • Offe~_d__ WILL CARE for the elderly 1n our hom e. PhoHe 99').1J 14 . WATER WH L d rilling . Wi lliam T . Grant. 742-2879. WIL L DO bobys ill ing in my home on l:loshon Keno Rd . Col t '149 -7H74 . osk lor Sonia - - ------- -- ---- B_u~_ness Qi!p.!l_rluni!i~s _ AMBITIOU S COUPLE needing more rncome Unusual op· portumty l or good Pornings Wo rlo to geth er . Port -tim e or l ull-time .· Phone 997 -70"}0 fo r appointme-n . . t ____Gi~e~~ay ___ _ CHIHUAHUA , CREAM co lore-d , 3 y(>o rs old . paper train ed . Iri sh Se tt er spoy edond shots. young dog . YQ'l -14BEl 6 30 om to 4.30 pm _ BlACK AND tan Germa n Shppord , 7 mo . old . Male . Real Estate for Sale DOWNING-CHILDS REAL ESTATE wood GeorgeS. Hobst~_ner Jr. Broker We are taking calls everyday for all types of property , If you are thinking of oelllng call us today and diocuss our listing contract. We need listings. Merry Chrlotmas and Happy New Year! I Cheryl Lemley Associate New Lima Rood Hutchinson Sub . Div. Rutland, Ohio Phone 742-2003 $31,600. WHY PAY Whether you RENT? - - I Muffler THE_ SWEEP 19th Century Service with 20th Century Know-How . In urnace & Fireplace Flues Phone : 742-1110 Kim White, ,Proprletor - MOORE'S - Brakes Tires Shocks Battery. Installation Service Ph. "2-2848 acres of J&L Blown beautif-ully sec l uded property around . - - . ' Pomeroy, O. 3-15-tfc ' ' Cellulosic (wood' fiber) Thermal insulation I"''· SaveJO pet. to so on hellllng cos Experience end fully-insured Free Est. .:an 992-2772 11 -3-1 !IllU SALES REP. FOR SUN DINS HAMMOND ORGANS Racine, Ohio Phone 949-2118 AlterS P.M. 11 -26-1 mo. SMITH MOTORS, INC. two large porches, natural can walk to shop. $23,500. HAPPY NEWYEARII REALTORS Henry E. Clelilnd Sr. Henry E. Cleland Jr. Associates Kathy Cleland Leona Cleland 992-2259, 992-6T9T, 992-2568 . '· ' Mounted Balanced Free Phone 742-2328 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Hour Service. Any day, ,~ Hl-2174 CEU.ULOSE INSULATION '6.50 per bag anytime. Phone 985·3806 J&L INSUlATION Jack Ginther98S-J806 42 Ytmen Jack's Septic Tank Service Chester, Ohio Bokl JIM KEESEE PHONE 992·2772 Is One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single l etters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are dilferent. Your HeadquarteJS For XQ I S· C G U EWOTT APPUANCE do roof ing , cons truction, plu mbing and heating No job too Iorge or too small Phone WILL ---- LOCATION - 3 large bedrooms, formal d ining , new nat . gas furnace, 111::~ baths, full baoement and 2 porches. 125,000. REALLY NICE - New 3 bedroom ranch . Bath, city -water, family room with slldin9 glass door , carpet tng and kif. range . 3 bedrooms, on the edge of town . City like wa te r, new oil furnace and one acre . 123,000. BARGAIN renewed 3 bedroom home with nat . 74/ -13.18 ir:fB. AND MARTIN Ex · cov etin g , se pti c sys tem s doz er ba ckhoe dump tr uck , lrmestone, gro ve l. black top paving . Rt . 14 3. Phone 1 (b14 ) b'-l~ · i'33l . BA THROOM S AND Kit che ns rpmodeled. ce r am ic til e, plum · bing. carpentry , and general maintenanc e . 13 yea rs ex peri ~n~e: 9?2~ 3t_>8? · . . PUlliNS EXC AVATING . Complete Ser vice Phon e 992 -247El . . . ..... AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE been ca nce lled? Los t you r operators licen se? Ph one 992 -21 43 . Real Estate for Sale ranch, J bedroom in the country. Sliding glass door in dining area . Garage and 1 acre of privaq . $35,500. HOMESlTI::S fo r sole , I acre and up Middle port , ne ar Rut land . Coll992 -7481 . NEW LISTING - 5 litll_e uekeee. $44,500, and pl enty $35,000 . of parking . New Listing 4 Apart ments up, ali rented and business room down . $3,500 down balance at $250.00 ~ont~ Income $590 month . G . Bruce Teaford Helen L. Teaford Sue P. Murphy Associates Housing Headquarters & HOME MAINTENANCE H OW~RY gas, city water, bath, In Racine. Only 112,000. Frame LIKE NEW - Incomes on this one. 4 - 2 bedroom apts. . over business rooms. Brick witt. H. THRH BI::OROOM fra me home in Middleport Co l i 997 -3457. . . - - . . . . - . FARM FOR so le. House '1 barns , traile r. Lo rge pond 10 acres or 132 acres . 74'l -15M. No REAL ESTATE LOAN S. VA down ( e lrg ible m oney Ve terens). FH A · As low as J,_.. down (oil no n-Veterens and general publrc) To purc hase real es tot e- or refinance . 30 YEA RS TERMS . lRELAND MOR· TGAG ~ CO . 77 E. State St .. Athen s. Phone 61.4 -591- 3051. Nt:W THRt:f bedroom home . Fireplace . sun deck, I ~~ acre wooded lot . b14 -bb7 JE!90, Tup pers Plain s. -- -- - -- ----- - New or Repair Gutters and Downspouts SfWING MACHINE Repoir!i , ser vice. all makes 991 -2284 . Th e Fa bri c Shop . Pome r oy . . Auth oriz ed Singer Soles ond _se_rv~c: . ~e_ s~o! p~n- S~is~~~s_._ t: XC AVATIN G , dozer, loader and boc lo.h oe work : dump trucks and fa -boys for hire; will haul hiI dirt , to soil , limestone and grovel . Call Bob o'r Roger Jeffers, doy phone 992·70BY, night p~o~e ~9_'1 - ?S~S _or_9!2:_ 5~3~ . _ _ EXCAVATING , dozer, backhoe and ditcher . Charles R. Hat fi eld . Bock Hoe Servi ce . Rutland , Ohio. Phone 741-'lOOE! . Pa~roy,O. CENTRAL REALTY CO. JUST LISTED - IMMEDIATE POSSESSION- GOod 1'1> slory house, ·mostly carpeted wllh 4 bedroom•, dining room and laundry room. Also almost new 2 a.r l!ll•iili·-----------------.. 446-3643 , LAND FOR SALE 87 ACRES - Bradbury - s200 .00 per a c . 5 LOTS IN MIDDLEPORT - $5,000 per lol. $21,000 for all five . !Adjoining) DOWNING-CHILDS BRANCH MGR. OFF. 992·2342 HOME 992-2449 heated garage. Thlo home Is nicely located In Portland and PRICED FOR QUICK SALE at 522.500. LOTS - 1 Acre and up near Pomeroy. 50 ACRES FREE GAS- Good 1'1> story house with full basement . Large pond stocked with fish . Priced for quick sale. S-40,000. SPACIOUS 81.-LEVEL - This may be your · dream home. II has a large kitchen with lois of cabinets, stove, refrigerator and dishwasher. Beautiful dining room with sliding glass doors. Large living room and family room, and to finish this wen-laid out home we have five bedrooms, utility room and garage. Very low heating bill. Red barn-like !torage building . Located aboul ten minutes north of Pomeroy IUJI oft Rt . 7. Asking $55,000. JUST LISTED- SYRACUSE, good 2 bedroom home, almost new kitchen cabinet!, all nicely carpeted, laundry room, all Insulated, natural ga• heal, utility building , 2 lots. $21,500.00. CHESTER - ' Good 5 bedroom hou!e with full basement and 2 bath!. Nat. gas heat, approx. T acre land and large storage building . Price $21,500. TWO ACRES-'- A beaullful4 year old, 2 bedroom home with large eat-In kitchen, 2 bedrooms, all nicely carpeted, 2 baths, full basement wllh TV room . Many more e.tras, low heat bill with nat. gas forced air lurnace . All lhls and two nice acres of land In a good location. Will go quick for $35,000. We need 11rge end smell terms end meny IYPH of 0 rl . . . pr pec7i.LJIMMY DEEM,ASSOCIATE949·2311 or NANCY JASPERS, ASSOCIATE Mf-2654 LS NHSBL L F U X S C N. TN TN '4995 11-9-1 mo. . HONAKER'S CB and electronic • equipment. Rt .33 506 2nd St ., Mason , WV 25260. M & M Home lmpro v~ me nt serv ing Gall ipolis and areo. We specia l ize in vinyl and aluminum siding . For tree es ti mates. call bl.4·367 -0128 . _G~ I!~~ Ii~ . _ _ ~ ~ . ~ ~ __ TELEVISION VIEWING FRIDAY, DECEMBER29, 1978 4:3()--Bewltched 3; Gilligan's Is. 8; Brady Bunch 10; Petticoat JUnction 1S. 5:!10-Siar Trek 3; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33 ; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Emergency One 13; Brady Bunch 15; I Dream of of a new stadium. The renovation plan wUI be paid· for through one of the Chicago Park District's existing funds. NEW YORK (UPI) - The highest temperature reported Wednesday to the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and HawaU, was 77 degrees at Key West, Fla. Today's low was 18 degrees below zero at Warroad, Minn. SAV.E ON CARPETING ~eannle 17. DRIVE A LITTLE &: SAVE A LOT All cerpel Instilled with peddlilg 1t no ch•rge. Expert lnstellellon. Rubber Bad! Carpet As LawAI ••- •a sq. yd. &up 9' .and 12' VinJI ~11742·2211 . TALK-tO WenHtlar Herb Grete orO.. Smith RUTLAND FURNI'IU. 1 Matters of Lite 6; Mr . Magoo 8: Animals , Animals, Animals 13; Three Stooges-Little Rascals 17 . 7:30--Cilffwood Ave. Kids 3; Dusty's Treehouse 6; Porky Pig & Friends 8; Pink Panther 13; Vegetable Soup 15. 8:QO--Galaxy Goof-Ups3,15: Popeye8 ,1 0; Scooby's All Stars 6, 13; Cliffwood Ave . Kids 17. 8:30--Fantastic Four 3, 15; Partridge Fam lly 17; 9c0()-Godzllla 3, T5 ; Bugs Bunny. Road Runner a, 10; Star Trek T7. IO coo--Movle "Little Men " 11 ; 10 : 3()--Dafly Duck 3, 1 ~ . Tarzan-Super·7 8,10 . 11 :GO-Yogi 's Space Race 3, 15; Fang face 13; Vegelable Soup 6. 11 :3o--Gigglesnort Hotel 6; Action News for Kids 13. 12 ciJO--!NFL '78 3,1S; Weekend Special 6,13; Space .' All RockeJS in Stock going for wholesale and below - We must sell these to make room for 1 I ~976 Example: Velvet Rockers Reg. $199.95, NOW ONLY '98 00 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) Keep an open mind Li s ten to everything o th e rs have to sa y tod ay. A soluti on you 've bee n seeking co uld come from ver)l unusual sources . Find o ut more about yourself by sen d· ing for you r 1979 copy o t A.s rr oGra~h Le tt~r. M all 50 c ents for '3595 1974 CADIUAC DEVIUE Ye llow Air . a uto , p.s , r adt t.. See one o{ these courteous sa le s men : Pete Burri s, Marvi or Georg e Harris . L. 992-5342 baugh Karr & Van Zandt " You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMC Financing Open Evenings Until6 :OO+ Til5 p.m. Sat . Po m eroy •·· "•· .. • .• . . . .I 1 I DR•••••••••• 121951 ~:?~ }.~~a~~~~~~b~.-a~:········$24951 11976 CHM LUV PICKUP. . . . . . . s28951 Auto ., 26,000 mi . 1978 CHEV. CHEVETTE •••••••••••$3295 4 cy l. , r sp .. tilt steer ing w_heel, Hatc.h ba ck . 1975 HONDA CVCC CIVIC . . . . . . . s2495 4 dr . Wagon , 4 cyl. . 4 sp . 1974 OLDS CUT1ASS •••••••••••• s2495 4 dr. air , auto .. p.s., p .b,, rad ial tir es . 11978 CHEVY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16495 1 1 4 wheel drive, auto., p .s ., p.b., w -topper, 14,000 mi. , C- I ~ ~~!J~TIRNATIONAL PICKUe ..'l0951 1973 HORNET SPORTABOUT•••• . s1495 4 dr . wagon , 6 cy !. auto .• p.s., air . 1973 FORD MAVERICK ••••••••• •s1495 2 dr . auto ., p s .. v in y l roof. 11972 FORD VAN ••••••••••••••••s1895 1 I Ready to go camping, aulo ., V·8. I 11974 FORD GALAXY ••••••••••••• s1295 1 14-dr ., auro., a ir. p.s ., p.b. 11974 TOYOTA . STATIONWAGON ••• s1295ll 1 Auto . 1 1974 PINTO RUNABOUT.:~~·~ ••• s12951 . I 1 1974 BUICK REGAL •••••••••••• s1795 1 1 2 I door~~; e : ; : YEAR SPECIALS CARS cur FROM I '700 TO '350 I I ~~~~ toward gettt ng some th ing that has to co m e through ano the r . Yo tJf' chances of'rece iving w hat you want ar e goo d I 1 I CHM LUV ••••••••••••••• $16951 1• have th e support of someone today w ho could turn th e tid e in 20) a si lualion lhal wa sn' l goong Somet hi ng u ne)(pected b ut p l easura ble could happen today . It will be a we lco m e brea k to tak e your m ~nd o ff seriou s ina tters . I II I 1974 DODGE ••••••••••••••••••• s3595 4wheel dr ., power wagon , D -100, '1:1 ton , w .b ., V -8, 4 sp ., p.s, p.b. 1969 INTERNATIONAL. ~ . . . . . . . . .s1095 Scouttra ve ltop al ! whe l d r ., 4 cy l., 3 sp ., sharp. 1975 FORD CUSTOM F250 •••••• s2595 J/4 ton, V-8 auto .• p .s .• p .b .• I & B 1974 DODGE ••••••••••••••••• •• s1595 Clu b cab, V-B auto., p.s. , lwb . 1974 CHEV. WV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s1195 4 cyl ., 4 sp. 1950 FORD va. 4 sp. 1973 GMC TON •••••••••••••• s395 VAN~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s2500 V-8 auto., p.s.. p .b .• air . f in ished Inside . .RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Riebe I 985-3345 or 667-3463 I . " · at f1 r st imagme . Get out and circulate . o/4 St. Rt . 7 1m ilenor lh Tuppers Plains, Ohio •••••••••••••••••••IIi••• LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0cl . 231 You ' ll too we ll. Don ' l hes itat e to acce pt hi s aid . CANCER (June 21 -July 22) One with your be st 1nle res t at heart co uld com e up w ith a sol u110n have a ·c hanc e today to finish something yo u 've been wa nting done aroun d the house . Thts co uld bu oy you r spirit s cons iderably ARIES (March 21-April 19) This lo a pro ble m yo u co ns ide red SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) An Is the day to ·ta ckle that job seno us . This is a good examyou 've been putting Olf be ~ pie of h ow tw o heads are better cause it appeared ove rwh e lm- "than o ne . mg . You ' ll b re eze ng htthroug h LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) Challen g· tt mg situati on s are a pie ce of un usu al se t of ct rcumstances co uld oc cur toda y to give yo u .the opportunity to get tog e th e r wi th some one you hadn' t been able to c on ta cl. w I t pis. gl ga Saginaw 16 12 6 38 148 139 Pl. Huron 15 13 4 34 Fl inl 13 IB 2 28 Ka la . 11 13 6 28 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec . Musk egon 3 27 2 a 140 133 122 85 11) Large goals can be gained today wh en someone you least South gf ga 20) cake lo r yo u Ie da y. Be con- Yo u' re going tO. make some qu ick revisi o ns in you r plan s stru ct1ve . Take advantage of thE!se e xce llent conditions regarding a mailer of g re at VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 Conco nce rn . You 'll l ike you r new approach much better. GEMINI (May 21-..June 20) You • gold . '2495 '3295 '1695 '1795 '3395 ~· l-:1 , rad 1o, 2-dr . I You m1g ht oet th e opp ortunity (Apr!< 10-May A ir , landau r oo f, new I ires . 1973 BUICK LS SEDAN toda y lo gi ve a s ublle li llie push . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . TAURUS 1976 CHEVY IMPALA CPE. CHEVY CHEVmE •••••••••• 18951 Radio City Stat1on , N Y 10019. Be su re to specify birt h sign December 30, 1978 '1 '2795 Sil ver. black st r ipe . _. .." I s'e 1f ~ 1 Saturday, Dec . 30 ASTRO•GRAPH lo Ast ro-Graph. P.O Bo• 489. I 1 AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb, 19) An opportunit y to take a l ong ~ di s tance trip that you never dream ed possible co uld come about thi s co rni ng year . It will be a un ique experience duri ng whi ch yo u'll make se veral good frie nds. '4195 '4195 1975 -CUT. 442 CPE. Equipment 1 . ... , 1 11 :15-ABC News 6; 11:30--College Basketball 3,15; Movie " Invasion of the Vampires" 6; Movie " Bundle of Joy" 8; Movie "Stagecoach" 10; Movie "Souls for Sale " 13; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 17. 1:00--Movle " Lost Women" 13; Juke-Box 17; 1:3()-Movle " The L-Shaped Room" 3; Movie " Rapture" 17. 2:3()--ABC News 13; 3:0()--News 3; 3c3o-Movle " Dragnet" 3; Movie " Bus Stop " 17; 5:oo-Movle "Duck Soup" 3. PISCES (Feb. 20-March A ni ce wor k car . '2495 New Idea 11976 MAVERICK 4 formances 33. lml.fiJwil wv Spor t y mid s1ze. f1" ....USED CAR BE~ AINGEI15! 12 13. 2:QO--Mod Squad 6; Ironside 13; When The Boat Comes In 33. 3 : 00- Movle "Hercules Un chai ned" 6 ; Movie " Firecreek" 13; Wrestling 17; Movie " Oklahoma!" 33. 3c30--Stu Aberdeen : Basketball 3; NFL Today 8, 10;. Americanization of Elias 15. 4:QO--Movle " The Great Man ' ~ Whiskers" 3; NFC Play-Off 8,1 0; PTL Club 15; 5 :0()--Wii:le World of Sports 6, 13; NHL Hockey 17; Like The Wind 20. 5:3().4 :0()--News 3,; God Has The Answer 15; Crocketi's Victory Garden 20. 6c3o-NBC News 3,15; ABC News 13 ; News 6; Ohio Journal 10; Life Around Us 33. 7:QO--It Can't Happen To Me 3; Lawrence Welk 13, 15; Hee Haw 6,8; News 10; Onedln Line 20; Sugar In The Gourd 33. 7:30--We Th ink You Should Know 3; Wrestling 17; Bugs Bunny 10; World War II : G. l. Diary 33. 8:oo--King O~ange Jamboree Parade 3, 15; Welcome Back, Kotter 6, 13 ; Spider-Man 8, 10; Once Upon A Classic 20,33 ; Hee Haw Honeys 17. 8c3o-Carter Country 6, 13; Marty Robbins' Spotlight 17; Contesl to Carnegie Hall 20; Turnabout 33. 9cOD-Lifellne 3,15; Love Boat 6.13 ; Movie " Demon Seed" 8,10; Dolly 17: Movie "Hedda" 33 . 9:3o-That Nashville Musi c 17; Gallla Country 20. IO:oo--Weekend 3,15; Fantasy Island 6,13; Pop Goes The Country 17. 10:3()--Nashvllle On The Road 17; 11 :0()--News 3,6,8, 13, 15, 10 ; Porter Wagoner 17: Great Pe r - V 1974 OLDS 88 ROYALE CPE. --------------- .. Academy 8,10; Mo\l le " The Counterfeit Traitor " 17. ~'UI~\)JIJ 1976 BUICK REGAL CPE. Needs L.F fe nder, w ill sell as is or r epaired. ----------- 12 :3Q-AFC Play.Off 3,1 5; American Bandstand 13; Point of View 6; Fat Albert 8, 10. l cOD-NFL Gameol theWeek6; Ark 118; In The Know 10; Peter & the Wolf 33. I :30--Bewllched 6; Sports Spectacular 8; Movie "The Bernice Bede Osol Had va lve job , ha s so m e r ust 2 Dr ., air, radi o, V roof, Equipment Co. llnternational l Harvester 1975 DATSUN 210 CPE. 1974 GRAND PRIX I Poineroy, 0. I I Ph. 992-2176 I 1Starting Dec . 2, our store will be 8-5 Mon.- Fri. I hours Closed Saturday and I Sunday . eac h and a tong. addresse d , s tamped en ve lope Floor Catering In Staq lloo1 - · you cen como In end- whit you're aettlng - ....,...!Htloftr- Fully ltdcked.;.·- -....... 7coo-Go USA 3; '2295 1975 CHEV. IMPAlA 2 DR MIDDLEPORT Wi th toppe r, 6 cyl. std . '1 '4295 DAN THOMPSON FORD r------..----. . . 1 MEIGS & 1995 bla ck. red . SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30,1978 6:oo-Sunrlse Semester 10; 6: 1()--Discovery T7. 6:3()--Saturday Report 3; TV Classroom 8; U.S. Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13. FM. good tires Happy HolidJJys . Equipped f or you a nd easy driving. FROM ALL OF US AT. • • 1975 DODGE 1f2 TON '1995 1975 OLDS 98 lS SED, Busy Body" 10 ; Consumer Survival Kit 33; Ada m - 5'c30--News 6; Sanford & Son 8; Elec. Co. 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Odd Couple 15; Beverly Hillbillies 17. 6:!10-News 3,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News6; Andy Griffith 17; Zoom 20,33. 6:3()--NBC News3,4,15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnell & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20,33. 7:oo-cross-WIIs 3; PM Magazine 4; Newlywed Game 6, 13; Muppet Show 8; New• 10; Love, American Style 15; Carol Burnett & Friends 17; Consumer Survival Kit 20; Big Blue Marble 33. 7:30-Hee Haw Honey• 3; Dating Game 4; Gator Bowl Preview 6; Bonkers 8; Family Feud 10; SIOO,OOO Name That Tune T3; Pop Goes The Country 15; Sanford & Son 17; MacNeil-Lehrer Report 20,33. 8:oo-Diff' rent Stroke• 3, 15; Donny & Marie 6, 13; Wonder Woman 8, 10; Washington Week In Review 20,33; NBA BAsketball 17. 8:3()--Wall Street Week 20,33. 9:oo-Rockford Files 3, 15 ; Gator Bowl 6,13; Incredible Hulk a, 10; Congressional Outlook 20,33. 9:3()--Turnabout 20; Real People 33. 10:oo--Qulncy 3, 15; Flying High 8, 10; Night Ga llery 17; News 20; Every Tub On Its Own Bottom 33. 10 :3()--Love, American Style 17; Monty Python's Flying Circus 20. 11 coo-News 3,8, 10, 1S; Dick Cavett 20; Hogan 's Heroes 17; Sound!lage 33. 11 :3()--Johnny Carson 3, 15; Gunsmoke 8; Movie "Queen of Outer Space" 10; Movie " Beast of Morocco" 17. 12 coo-News 6,13; Monly Python 33. 12 :30-Baretta 13; Movie "The Hero" 6; Juke-Box 8. \coo-Midnight Special 3,15; News 8; Movie "The Frozen Dead" TO ; I :3()--NBA Baskelball 17. 1 :4()--lronsli:le 13; 2:3()--News 3; 2c4()--News 13. 3:oo-Movie "A Dandy In Aspic" 3; 3:3()--News 17; 3:~Movle "New Frontier" 17. 5:oo-Movle "Monkey Buolness" 3; World at Large 17. Air, AM more. 1973 CUTLASS CPE. As tl1e clock ,s trikes to ring o ut the old , we' ll be thinking of yo u ... wishing you a future bright with promise, ha ppy hopes, good luck and good cheer . '4295 1973 OLDS TORONADA ··n95 1 Clean, good ! ires, M . bl '2795 '8495 1977 CHRYSLER NEWPORT SEDAN Low m 11eage. sharp. nice famil y car . 19 CUTLASS SUPREME SEDAN Dark green . '8495 Public Polley Forums 10; © 1978 Klng Fea\urea Syndicate, Ine. - - ·----- - - ·ReiiEstate for Sale ----- -· EF C.ll992-7113 For Free Estimates· ClnCAGO (UPI) ...:_ More than $3.5 mllJion will be spent on renovating Soldier Field so the Chicago Bears can play there next year, but Mayor Michael A. Bilandlc said Wednesday the renovation Is Business Services only tem)Xlrary and the city's BRADFORD , Auction eer Comspecial sbidilm committee pl ete Service . Phon e 949 -2.487 will contln~ to seek or 949·'1000. Racin e. Ohio, Critt Bradford . · financing fer the construction · 3B2S. RSGXUTMN, IF B F ISBD . - NRTDFNHFTBF Yesterday's Cryploquote: BUILD A LITI'LE FENCE OF TRlJST AROUND TODAY; FILL THE SPACE WITH LOVING WQRK AND THEREIN STAY.-MARY FRANCES BUTTS li Free Estimates Phone 949-2862 or 949-2160 11-17-1 mo. ELWOOD BOWI::RS REf'AlR Sweeper s, toaster s, iron s, all smal l appliances . Lown mo we r , ne•l to Stat e Highway Goroge on Route- 7. Phon e (b\.4) 985 - MFTB ' . services ---Business ------ -- · - . L. R F TGG H~TMXWV Armstrong Carpeting 11 -3-1 mo. 10·30-c r-~----~--~ - . New t ires , air, auto., p s, D!JLY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW 1974 CADIUAC DEVILLE SEDAN p.b., A M· F ~. 3 seals, lug rack . '3l95 ---I--+-IINE:W VE:AR GRE:E:TINGS monious 220 E. Main Street, . ,, 1975 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON CRYPTOQUOTES ReSidential and commercial. Call for estimate. 24 216 E. Sacond Street ''· ACROSS U Reservation 1 Herring dwelling like fish DOWN & Altair or I Brewing urn Deneb 2 New Orleans It Word of mouth delicacy II Prong 3 LeFlore 1% "Peregrine or Blomberg Pickle" 4 TV star Yesterday's Answer maiden 5 Hostess' • 13 Bluster pride 16 Unkempt 27 Vitality 14 Flat : milS. &Did battle %9 Certify one 15 Having poise 7 Coiffure 18 School 31 Diel!>r's 17 Iniquity adorrunent athletes lunch II English 8 Infuriate 23 Soprano 32 Covet composer 9 College Berger 34 Tiber 20 Passageway in Oregon 25 Quartet's tributary 21 Dress IOJames girl 35 Being : Sp. 2% Mountain r.-M-•..,so~n-'s.,e"'x...,.z..&_H-.:od,.-gepodg~e~:39~~:;~1 crest 24 Reproof 28 Song syUable 30 Place of bliss 31 O,J(~lOllllds'k--l--~cJue 33 Remove from copy 34 Recount 36 Malay gibbon 37 Actor, Jack36 Conclusion tO Declaim n Parsis~port ASK I NG $23,000. - 3 bedrooms, dining , full with rec. room , shop. One -third acre. You ..... HAMMOND& LOWERY ORGANS SALES & SERVICE (NEW & USED) PETE SIMPSON gas forced air heal, large two car garage and work- ' .. ' township road close to Pomeroy . ' EXPAND forma l basement I Insulation and water on a E lectricity . 't JIM KEESEE most the ' ' Call on this home - close to shopping . ONLY $11,900. WANT TO BUILD?- Here 21 ',, ..... _ rent , or whether you buy - you pay for the home you occupy . is . Auta& Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At Chimney Sweeps Guild Insured Speclalizin~ 0. lns)de Penellng & Cellint lilt Free Eslimele - 111 work guaranteed 20 Yrs. Experience ' Call : Tom Hoskin• 94'-2160 11 -28-c }i. ······ Woodstove, Oil '10 milt .off Rl. 7 !Jy,p~ll on St. Rt. t:z41award Rullend, repair. Don ' t let a chimney fire put a dam per on your life brick home, wood burning firepla ce, 1'12 baths, J bedroom s, d i ning room, many features . Cheap at OWNER MUST SELL - The owner of thi s charming 2 story stone home in Middleport must sell now so she is offering this fi ne home for a low, low price of $20,000. There are 2 bedrooms (I is extra large). spacious living room w -fireplace, formal dining, eatin kitchen, bath w -shower, garage & a king sized yard . Good loca.tion on Mill St . Call the Wi$eman Real Estate Agency, Gallipolis, BROKER ' HYSEll · . GARAGE Roofing, gutlen, new and Construction Maintenance call ... · ROGER SERVICE Painting burn i ng fireplace , patio, nice kitchen , located In the country c lose to Pomeroy . $20,500. NEW YEAR - New roof, ' ' MAIN.~NAN_CE Carpentry, Electrical, ' MAIN POMEROY, 0. START THE NEW YEAR· RIGHT - In this lovely home. __ Jer'!)_ces Construction Co. J. R. Relerence5 Availilble Phone 742-2029 11-16·( E. I...,I,A JACKW. CARSEY Mgr. Phone 992-2181 OH 10 VALLEY ROOFING & HOME Reasonable Prices I ACRE LOT In Middleport - $3800. SNOW TIRES ON SALE AT POMEROY LANOMARK SERVICE STATION .' Appliances. HARD FIREWOOD. S15 and $30 o '-----~------' pi ckup truckl oad depending on mileage . Car l Find li ng . 9E!5-41J7. FIREWOOD FOR sole. 147 -7196 or '1 47-7190. ,•• Headquarter& for all your G.E. T.V.'o & Hotpoint Storage - Block constru e · ti on wi1h natura l gas heat, shower -b a th, loading r a mp . L--------------------------------~1. •I· " GIVE US A TRY " SALE PRICES : ' . ol ' ·: • lANDMARK PIGS FOR sole . 949 -2857 after 5. . Business Services • ocr(' S rn Pornf'roy SN ludrd woodC'd Mf'Cl on top of hilt OvN ioo l< ·· rr vPr . Wa ter elec tri c ovoilobl<' Y9J'.JI:Il{b 129,500. RENOVATED SMITH AND Wesson , model 34, 27 S1b0. Fores t Summers . 56345 SR 174 , Portland 45770 19" '-Ol,-. l oc ation l·nur bl"'droorn split 1<- v('l lwilt rn lo it(hf>n wi th ovC'" ro nqt• qorbog(' di spos(1! nnri hm I n rruly •oorrr clining rnqrn whn lf"' housf"' r orpr> ting ~- ~~I I !;.IH' hCJ'-I'rn en t. (f"'ntrol air an d lor rrcl oi r go:; h('ot All rlropt> ~ phr '-\ wa sher and d ryP r Bor kyar d 10 ft hiqh wrl(lr ff'tlr <' o1,rf ced ar rlNk!. for privacy HcO IPcl r~orogro ( los€' t o ~ c h ool , ~ ! e r e pnrk onrl lf'nni,. co urt. Cord ror t Gmy l Gihh!Co ll b14 1149 'i'/-1b . t"lt!9 -:17H5. POMEROY 101? ~1\ o 'n" W V WANT TO SELL? Call us tor an appraisal and why you should list with us . RUTLAND HARDWARt: , 821 Mai,n WANT TO BUY? Call us. If St. "142 -2'155. We hove to make · we don ' t have it then we'll room lor sprmg merchandi se so find it for you. oti · stoclo. rn store 10 pe- r -cent WHEN ~ OPPORTUNITY oil Th is mean s selling some KNOCKS, you still have 10 merchandi se at cost . So get get Up and open the door. your ChriStmas gi ft s now. Open Dei' now . 8-Q thr u Chmtmos . No parkin g Office 992 · 2342 probl ems . Eve. 992- 2449 PEA HA ULI::RS CB Soles . EquipRodney Downing, Broker men! now an so le. oil rn stock . L.._.:B::;ii;_I,:C;;.h•;;. ' ld:;.S;;.•.;;M;;;a:;;n;;;a;.:g::;e;.r_ _, Rodios ond accessories thro ugh Chris tmas. Open every dov ex - r--;;;:;;;;:;:;::;:;~;--l cept Sunday and Monday . ER f Ve nings by appointment . Po r t land , Ohio . Ph one RrAI'JY El43 10b4 . 1;,1\L. . XL-100 IIO!ISI CONDI TI ONBO hoy S1 o bol e HOBS JtJJ RCA Real E s tate for Sale APPLES . FITl i-'A TRICK Orchard . ~ tot e- Rt . !lH9 Phonf' Wtl kesv1ll e 74'1-2006 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO MX Brougha m 307 V-tl 4 door . AM· FM stereo Good §hope wtl h low mileage . Best offer buys -~_obile_!iomes for Sale 9S5 3359. 1970 Amh erst 50xl'l 2 B~ 1Y"/O Champion 60,.. 1'1 2 BR For Renc::l_ __ 1fibS General b())( 17 1 SR Jq61:1 PMC 52x l 2 2 BR COUNTHV MOBILE Home Po rk . 1955 Pro1rie Schooner 'lBxB I BR Houle 33 , north of Pomeroy I q13 Roy al t:mbos sy b8)( 14 3 BR lar ge lot s. Coli 99'1-"/479. 19S9Star 50)(10 7BR T.' J AN D 4 RM . furni shed ond un - 19"13 Star6U)( 14 2 UR f urn i sh ed opts Ph one 1468 Star 60x 1'1 ') BR 991 -5434 . 19i'O Sylva bOx I '12 8R 19b8 Vi llage s 60x I '12 BH TWO BWROOM , kitchen furni ~h­ l'lb4 W indsor 51"•10 '1 BH ed . opt . Call before 8 om 1970Kirkwood 11xbOJ 8R 991 -'1288 . B&S MOBILE HOME SALlS HF . APT rn Middleport . Suitable fl T PLEASANT. W VA fo r one . Kay Ce-ciL 992 -5267 evenings . I '' ACRI::: 17 x bO mobile home NEAR SYRACUSt: Park . S700 near De xter . 997 -513513 . mon th. lmmed•olefy occupon· l9b7 TOTAL HECTRIC mobile cv 3 bedroom . double cor por t . homc . furnish ed . J be dr . Re f erence . No Pe t s washer and rlryer A ir con di304 -757 -4665 or 752 -1049. tione-d . 1 lot. 210 ft . frontage SIX ROOM house and both near $12 .000 . Phon e"/ 47 71320. Ravel Oak Pork . 949-1644 We're in a spin with th oughts of our many faithful friend s. You're lo ps wilh us ... have a good year a nd th ank s. Chesler, - . junk ca r s. Wre ck er ~@ r vic e Frye's. Rutland . Ohio . "/ 41 -:IO!ll . - NH D SOMEONE to clean cars and Rt . 2. Pomeroy . - ~OR CASH __ 99'1 -'}089 gum. For Sale Wanted to Buy IHWAROING CA HHR WAITING FOf.l YOU AT !:lANKEf.I'S · !:lanker " l rf (.• and Ca sualty Co WE PICK up runk auto bodi es buy tS gr (!a tl y e)( ponciin g its soles ing junk ca rs. scr ap iron . bat Ioree onrl needs t C'pr C'<>cn tives l<'rre" and 11lf'" to l~ Hid N "s rn thr s oreo 11ght owoy . So lvogP . S ~ 174 Pom eroy . Qualified h' od s supplied fr ee . '-l'n 5468 . No corw assmg . If you ore the right pl'.'rson you wrll be tr01n WANTED TO buy old jewelr y . (all 99'1 S7b1 or wnte Kay {'d rn our suces.slul method !hot (red !:J 7 S. 2nd . Midrlleporl. wrll hC' Ip yo u Co;J rn up to S700 to OH SJOO o wC'ek to ~ tort II you ore will ing to work hard to earn WAN T TO BU Y. NEW OR USED wha t you ar e wor th ca ll PLASTEN MOLDS 997-3769 . 453 009b Equal Oppor tun ity -· - - ____......:....:,..,---'-,Company Yard Sale Poll et Co Mount Vernon, Ohio, was gra nted a patent for chewing . Wl' qN n Aut o DOLLAR FALLS LONDON (UP! ) - The dollar fell sharply today in · t hin year-end trading on European foreign exchanges, apparently trigger ed by the po litical turmoil in Iran and worries about the next set of U. S. t rading figures. --------- - The Wlcertainties on 'the - _ Wa_!lted to Buy money market strengthened CHIP WOOD . Po les ma x . the price of gold, up $2.50 in dromel er 10 on largest end Zurich at 223.125 and up $1.375 Sl 'l per to n Bundled slob . SlO per ton. Deliver ed to Oh ro in L<mdon at 224.00. In 1869, William Semple of For Best Results Use Sentinel Classifieds • LOST DAIMOND HINC 1n Wcs trrr 1 tacts you make tod ay o r people yo u meet could prove to be more va l uable th arr you might International Hockey League United Press International North w I t pis. ex pect open' the doo r for you. Grand Ra pids 23 5 j 49 Ac t p10mptl y . Yo1..1 might no t Fl. Wayne 22 9 T 45 get·th is chance a~ain . Toledo 14 15 3 31 (Nt::WSPAPEA ENTE PAISE ASSN ) 11 3 136 135 185 145 97 159 112 131 127 Milw. 11 16 J :a 111 140 Thursday 's Games r No games scheduled FridtJy 's Games MIJskeg on at Flint Port Huron at Kalama zoo Fort Wayne at Toledo Mil wauk ee at G rand Rap ids Saturday' s Game M i lwaukee _a t For t W ayn(: To.led o a t M uskegon Ka lamazoo al Por t Huron Grand Rapids af Sag l nm-~ �- 12- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Dec. 29, 1978 (Continued from page 1) IJeen sold to a t•hai n when Dick Ow"n and Ohiu Valley Publishing Co. purchast•d it. For a whilt> tht• lll'W uwncrs l.:ontinued tO use a Duplex flatl.x.•(l press. whkh lmd bt>t.'ll in ust~ fm: a quarter of a t.'rntury at the uhJ lueation in duwll t0\\'11 Gallipolis - c:teross St"('ond Ave. from th~ Masoni(_· Temple . The Sen tinel continued to U>;tl its old eight-page Goss Cnx-A-Typc press and for awhile afh•r the Register bcemne part of till' finn , Pt. Pleasan't used its 20-pHge Duplex Rotm·y p1·css. F:ditor Hollar! Wilson. Jr., wrote: The old Duplex produced the .,.,.,,.,.,.. for 26 years, or until Monday, Oct. 24. 1960, wht•n Puhlishl'r Ric·hard S. Owt•n pushed a button for tht> first t•opy nf thL· '/1-il.,, . nn a mndrrn St·ntt rotary press. The 'Htary prt•ss st•rnd n, . ·r,.;/,,, .. , ,;,/1;;, Tilllf '.'i, Tim, ·.~ ·."i, . ,,;,. . f, /J;'i" _,.,.,,,;,,.J, ;u u l \';' ·" ' ' '' '11111111 ' ' ' ''""' for seven years . Final nm .un this ma('hi~t' was Frida)-, Nov. 17, 1967. There was then a double switch : ill from rotary press to offsetlithography, and 121 from downtown to a new structure, its present building, at 825 Third Ave. Sunday, Nov . 19, 1967, was the fir st date for papers produced in this Joealwn. first in this pa1t of the country to go total offset. Each paper maintained its bus iness and newsroom r~cililies . These ~re the m aterial major i mprovement~ l'onceived ami executed by Dick Owen. . However , there arc other factors which co uld have spelled lhe end of small-town journalism as we and our parents and grandparents have known it. Newspapers were not immune to inflation, which ultimately would have killed off one or mo1·e of them in this valley. A small , one-plant operati on simply could not have affvrded the high cost of everything which goes into a newspaper. The motto of a nea rby stale is, "United we stand ; divided we fall ." Owen was able to ~et the press united, and each of its members has stOO<\, and will stand under the aegts of Multi Media and the guidance of Robert !.. Wingett , who succeeds to the job of publiSher and the position of president of the corporation . Wingett has been the strong rigltl a nn of Owen , unafraid of work , energetic, dynamic, and dvic-mimle<llo the point that his county and Southern Ohio have honored him as Man of the Year. That he will continue the polici-es of Richard S. Owen is something that the people in this area ran take for granted . One such policy is that a newspaper exists for news. News is faet. Opinion is something else, which may or may not be fact. Opinion may be found in the Letters to the Editor column. Opinion may be found in a news story only by attribution. But it ran also be found in an editorial. In some respects, it's like the ca rtoon, which, framed , hangs on the wall ofDick Owen's office. An editor tells an associate : "Alii want is a hard-hitting, two-li sted expose with no holds barred that won 't offend anyone. '' TO MEET Pomeroy Council will meet Tuesday, Jan. 2, at 7:30 p.m. ~in~rt cuuLQ~ Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard V•nNieter 992-2039 ('lr997-572t SQUAD RUNS The emergency unit of the Middleport fire department answered a call to County Road3at7 :17 a.m. Friday lor R. L. Miller who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 11:40 a.m. Thursday, the unit went to the Peter Seward residence on Route 7, near the Meigs-Gallia line, for a patient whose name was not recorded. The patient was taken to Holzer Medical Center also. If the shoe fit s, it will be ava ilable in only the wrong color. · SEOEMS Directors of the seveQ . • county Southeastern Ohto Emergency Medical Servtce (SEOEMS) .met in Gallipolis Thursday mght to discuss_a proposed labor contr~ct With a un1on representmg 20 employees at the Logan Station, Ho~king County. The dtrectors were sc heduled t_o vot e on a contract .worked out In negotlattons wtth U>cal 589. of the . UnIon of. 0 per a t mg Engmeer~. , Accordmg to James Saunders, Galha County Commissioner and a SEOEMS director the issue • never came to the full vote of th~;-~:~~t~~rd~l Ted Union. • • (Continued from page I I throughout the strike that it is impossible for the cooperative to "live with" the old contract. " The cooperative Jived with that contract lor four years, and durtng that time there were only five grievances filed," a striking worker said Thursday. The loca.l I.B.E .W. is asking that a minimlim eight per cent raise per year be guaranteed, with a cost of Jiving clause, if Inflation rises about tbat eight per cent. Union members are further seeking an additional floating holiday for the first year of the new contract, and two flaoting holidays during the second year. "The contract that Ramsay Is proposing would effectively eliminate seniority for our workers. We can't Jive with that," said a striking I.B.E.W. member. "We're not ashamed of what we're asking for," one striker said. The I.B.E.W. members said that they would have copies of the contracts being proposed by the union and by the company at the site of the picket for review by the public. "Our union is willing to meet with the members of Buckeye Rural at any time, any place, to discuss the strike and what we want,·n a striking electrical worker said. Responding to a question relating to the incidents of violence and vandalism that are being reported by the coopertive, one I.B.E.W. member said, "I hope the hell the vandals are caught and prosecuted. It'll clear the union." Never a New Yea r app roaches Never an old year ends But that our reports sho w us clearly That o ur gre ates t asse ts are friend s. No o t her reso ur ces rep la ce th e m No o t her to t als co unt more Wi t hout goo d fr iends such as yo u are , Th e greatest of bank s would be poor. As the old year disappears into the mists of time, may we express our gratitude for all that you have done for us during the past 12 months . With your friendship we face the fOture with confidence. LEGAL HOLIDAY - MONDAY, JAN. 1ST. pomeroy rutland tuppers plains pomeroy nation a bank the bank of the century established 1872 ' J FDIC _ _ _ _ _- - . I The Gallia County Sheriff's Department Wednesday investigated a shooting Incident at the residence of an employee of the electric company, an act of van· dalism at a dwelling where a number of . contracted workers for the company reside, and munerous reports of damage to the Jines of the cooperative. . The striking workers said Thursday that many of the alleged acts of vandalism bein ~ reported by the C"npe~ ·.tive are normal, every day outages. "If the lines didn't go out on occasion we wouldn't have a job In the first place," a member said. Union members charge that the cooperative is using a non-union North Carolinian based finn, the Floyd Pike Electrical Contractors Co., for line maintenance ln. order to forestall the negotiations. Union members said Thursday that they were determined to get "what's fair" from the cooperative and insisted that they would stay out, "as long as that takes." The strike by Local I.B.E.W. affects service to . Buckeye Rural Cooperative members in GoUla, Meigs, Lawrence, Vinton, Athens, Jackson, Pike, Ross, and Scioto Counties. off:#;:: ALL CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE Y2 PRICE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE • 99 MILL ST. ' .. \ h~ad resigns post Turner, Director of the seven county SEOEMS operation, was accepted during the meeting In Gallipolis. Turner had served as finance director of the service before becoming acting director. From that position, Turner became full director of· the service · . U>cal 589 of the Umon of Operating Engineers won the right. to represent the Logan stall~n members by a near unarumous vote of the full and part-time medical technicians in an election conducted by ih. e National Labo R 1 ti B rd r e a ons oa . The employees are seeking ployees at the station are seekln to change their work 5Cb d ~ 1 24 h ande2: ~ 1 d~:; to 24 ~:i.:s ~~ d 48 ff 8 'he p~oirosed contract also calls for a union shop with a d ch koff uJ":me:c McCJain Hocking Co un · t y commtsslOner . · ' an d a SEOEMS director said the 0 ration of the station will copest a bo u1 $140,000 lh.IS year. He said the same amount is tentatively proposed for the 1979 b dg 1 hich ill be 'd uedeb w ·w const er . y commtsstoners after t~e ftrst of the year. Galha County Com· missioner Saunders said this 0 ~~~~~~o~n~·~i~:~ thatHre~inutloncof Members of the Orange Township Volunteer Fire Department voted at the December meeting to use proceeds from the annual fall contribution drive to pay on the fire truck. Payment of the proceeds will leave a balance of only service area . The labor contract negotiations with employees have become another problem for the directors of SEOEMS. Financial problems have begun to surface as auditors recently reported that the system's 1977 expenditures eKceeded income by $168,000. They said that the financial problems of SEOEMS, which was fonned as a federally • financed pilot project to provide emergency medical service to rural areas, stem· . k partly from the tim_e 1t ta es lor the system to receive payment for services. Patrol probes mishap Shootm"g Holzer Medil'al Center Di..,harges, Del'. 28 Donald Castu, Merle Cole, Belly Crouse, Delmass Flora, Cecelia Jenkins, Blanche Johnson, John Krawsezyn, Sr, Mary Layne, Earl Martin, Mrs. Charles McManis and daughter, Melissa Mullins, ,John Palmer, Reina Poetker, Belinda Price, Dwila Sayre, Sharon Smith, Mrs. James Thomas and daughter, Tonya Woodard. ·Hirth•• De<·. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Slover, . daughter, Gallipolis Ferry.Mr. and Mrs. Robert RelheJ , daughter , Wellston ; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Aull, scm, Pomeroy: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F:astnn, daughter, Gallipolis. Rutland (Continued from page 1I cooperation that is traditional to the squad, she expects few problems. (Continued from page I I Twenty-one bodles have been recovered in the six days of painstaking digging on his property. Searchers also found two bodies in the Des Plaines River near Joliet, where Gacy said he dwnped the bodies of some victims. One body was identified as that of a 19-year-old whose belongings police found items in Gacy's house, authorities said. The other body was not immediately Identified. The JS.,year-{)ld convicted Gacy was being held in the psychiatric section of Cermak Memorial Hospital, manacled to his bed with leather straps to prevent possible suicide attempts. He is suspected killing as many as 32 boys and young men and burying most beneath his home. None of the skeletons has been identified. SANDWICHES MRS. MAXINE GASKILL and James Blower discuss the sale of the RawlingsCoats Home foc Funerals in Middleport. Blower, the new owner, also has flUleral homes in McArthur and Wellston. embalmer licenses, he was employed by the Spears Funeral Home in Columbus. Later, he purchased the Wrightsel Funeral Home in McArthur and the second <uneral home iit Wellston. Mrs. Blower will take over as new owners on Jan. !. in Middleport and was associated with the coal business. He and his family owaed the red brick home on Fourth St., which was occupied hy the 0 . H. Stewart family for USDA inspect'ed meats. The meal Is sliced thin and STACKED HIGH on a sesame seed bun . There is plenty of lean meat nutrition that the entire Try Our Drive-Thru Instant Service! Crow's Family Restaurant VOL 13 NO. 48 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Towels, Ready Made Draperies, Rugs, Bedspreuds, Bath Sets, Blankets, Table Covers. HOME FURNISHINGS • 1ST FLOOR Elberfelds In Pomeroy "Haskins .says .Ohio Valley -to 'remain home-owned facility' bank." . Morris Haskins, president of the bank, made that statement in the presence of the other three members of the bank's Executive Committee - Emerson E. Evans, chainnan of the board; C. Leon Saunders, secretary to the board, and James L. Dailey, vice-president . A sale of quality mon's apport! tho! you cannot IIford to miss. Come in early while our salectlo'n Is at Its bast. Listed hare, are lust a few of the fantastic savings •waiting you: Entire Stocks HART-satAFFNER & MARX • JOHNNY tARSON PM.M ·Bf.O - SEWEll SUITS '105 SUITS .... :................................................................. '14.00 '135 SUITS .......................................... .............. ........... '101.00 '175 SUITS ...... ........... ................ ............. ......................'131.00· '195 SUIT$.. ......................... ..........................................•1 46.00 '210 SUITS ...... ..................................,.................... .......'157.00 '285 SUITS ......................................................... ...........'214.00 Haskins said that, as recently as last Tuesday, he had received a caU from a bigcity banker making an offer to buy out the . Ohio VaUey Bank, and similiar offers have been made during the past 10 years. In each instance, Haskins said that he · had polled the board and each time the board was unanimous that Ohio VaUey Bank remain a home-owned bank. Morris E. Haskins, a board member for 39 years, said, "We have no intention of selling to a big-city bank." Evans , on the board for 31 years, was ·president of the bank lor 22 years and chainnan of the board for the last two years. He saidthatOVB's success secret is service. One officer is 52 years of age, three others are 44, another is 39, and still another is only 28, according to Saunders and Dailey. The bank now has over 60 Continued on D-2 "Service to the customers includes drive-In banking, free parking, a minibank, a couple of branch banks - and one of them is a complete banking office (the Jackson Pike facility)," Evans said. Above all, service Includes friendliness and wiUlngness to serve." Evans said that this kind of success necessitated departmentalizing the bank. Choice of younger executives to head the departments, he added, is a key to achievement, to set the bank up lor alongterm operation. and harness businesses for many years with his lather and his brother, Jtay. The DeMaine funeral business was located at the rear of the Citizens National Bank building and opened onto Race St. During those early years, all funerals were held in churches or in private homes before it was a funeral business establishment. Among the employes of the late Mr. Rawlings were Val Reynolds, Edgar Reynolds, Clarence Root and others. Continued on D-2 water, at approximately 10 p.m. W With the aid of Special Deputy Roger Brandenberry, who did the underwater work, the vehicle was recovered from the creek. Upon recovery, it was discovered that the Interior of the auto had been burned. Officers were at the scene until 1 a.m. Saturday. Special Investigators George Plants and Robert Meade recovered parts of a vehicle from a wooded area off Green Duly Rd ., Friday afternoon. The department had been inlonned by Reva Raimey, Rt. I, GalllpoUs, earlier in the day that her son had discovered the remains of a pickup truck. According to the report, the vehicle parts were left in the area sometime between Christmas and the ·time they were Continued on D-2 Charge increased for service runs Turner had served as finance director BY LARRY EWING of the service before becoming acting GALUPOLIS - During a six-hour director. From that position, Turner session in Gailipolis Thursday night, th e became full directo r of SEOE MS. 21-member Southeast Ohio Eme r ~en cy Alth0ugh Turner's contract expires Medical Service (SEOEMSi board ac- cepted the resignation of its executi v~ Sunday night, he has ag reed to stay on the director, voted to increase charges for job until a replacement is na med. During the meeting of the seven service from $25 per run to $50 per run, and managed to avert a possible system-wide county board, a vote was taken which will shutdowa by obtaining enough funds to raise charges for SEOEMS service from 125 to $50 per run, effective Monday . meet Friday 's payroll. Although t he rate in cr ease was The board did not vote on whether to · Continued on D-2 recognize Local 589 of the Union of Operating Engineers, which won the right to represent the Logan station in Hocking County by a near unanimous vote of the full and part-time medical technicians in an election cooducted by the National Labor Relations Board. Fitness center lnlematicJnal wire service 1o Associated Press Friday, ending 36 years affiliation with UPI . .Above, Hobart Wilson, Jr., acting executive editor of the Sunday Times-Sentinel and editor of the Gallipolis Tribune, checks last UP! story to be used by the local papers as It comes off machine. a~S 25% lapies' Wear Reduced .......... ............. :.. ........ .... ......... .. ... 25% • 50% Reduced ................. ................................................. :. aiS If Dress Hats & Neckwea1 Reduced ........ .. .......... .... ... :...... ................ .. 20% =Ohio Valley Publishing Company now member of Associated Press SpOrt Shirts Reduced .................... ,,., ............... :.... ... ..... 20% • 50% = ~ SUPER VALUES Lew's Casual Slacks - Polyester or Corduroy Reduced ............................ 25% Samsonrte Luggage Reduced ............................ ....... .................... . 20% ( has new owner Executive Direct or Ted Turner , Gallipolis, resigned. in the midst of a chaotic financial situation. GALL!POUS - 11JC Fitness Center Health Spa at 41 7 Second Ave . will open Tuesday, Jan . 2, under the ownership of Search for missing Dress S~cks Reduced .................................................... 'Mil% • 25% . ~;:,,,,,...... Oute!Wear (lealhe1 Cools included) Reduced. .......................... 25% • 50% NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE REACTING TO THE rash of auto thefts, vandalisms and burnings in Gallia County, Sheriff James Montgomery has announced an lniensified effort by his department to crack down on the vehicular crimes. Sheriff Mont•omerv anrl Special Investigators Ro~ert Meade and George Plants are pictured at the scene of the most rc:ce.nt act of auto arson . A 1975 Blazer, owned by Roger 0 . Camp. Athalia, wh1ch was reportedly left stuck in the strip mine area just off Oil Hollow Rd., '111ursday night, was discovered stripped and bu rned F'riday morning. Dress Shirts Reduced .......... ......... ... ............ ... ......... .................. . 25% Topcoats - All Weill!e1 Coats Reduced ............................. .............. . 25% PRICE PRICE 25 CENTS Vinton, was discovered under seven feet of = = ANE FURNISHINGS & SPORJ'SWEM ENTIRE S1liCK ~ tntintl to aid in the investigation of the burning of the Camp vehicle. Deputies Carl Langford and Ray Pope reco\'ered a 1970 Pontiac from Raccoon Creek Friday. The auto, which had been reported stolen on Dec. 15 by Norma Marcum, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ww~~~ SPORT COATS R!DUCED 25% : 20% All Men's JQUing Suits Reduced .................................................... SS% All Aorsheim Shoes Reduced ....................................................... 20% 111.1 Reduced ;........ ,................... ~ .. .... .................. G1oup ot Men's Dress Shirts Reduced .......... ........... ........................ THE STATELY Rawhngs-Coals Home for F'unerals in Middleport which opened in 1937 in this location has been sold 1o Mr. and Mrs. James Blower , McArthur. MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY EXTENDED' FORECAST Mooday, New Year's Day, through Wednesday: snow pOssible New Year's Day and Tuesday. Fair Werinesday. Very cold with highs In the teeos and 20s Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures risfDg Into the upper 20s to upper 30s by Wednesday. Overnight lows 5 to 15 degrees. ENT IRE STOCK OF MEN'S SUITS & SPORT COATS i~ The Rawlings-Coat s Home for Funerals dates back many yea rs. In 1927, Bart Rawlings bought the Marvin DeMaine Funeral business in Middleport. Prior to that, he had been in the funeral SUNDAY, DECFMBER 31, 1978 BY LARRY EWING • and payment schedule. vehicle had been abandoned Thursday at . GALLIPOLIS - An Intensified effort According to Montgomery, his approximately 11 p.m., after several to stop the rash of auto thefts, vandalisms, department has been promised the fullest unsuccessful attempts to dislodge it from a $nd burnings in Gallia County was an- Cooperation of the state in the prosecution muddy area of the strip mines where it had nounced Saturday by Sheriff James N. of arsonists. bottomed-out. Montgomery. Sheriff Montgomery's department Returning the · next morning, at apThe armouncement came In the fonn investigated three acts of vehicular proximately 9:30 a.m., the vehicle was of a warning issued concerning the destruction Friday. · discovered stripped of certain motor parts vehicles that have been stolen and burned A 1975 Blazer, which was reportedly and burned. in Gallia and surrounding counties. left stuck in the strip mine area just off Oil Three investigators from the Sheriff's The sheriff said that upon receipt of a Hollow Rd., Thursday night, was Department were at the scene on Friday. complaint of a stolen auto, his departmen(, discovered stripped and burned Friday Hennan Henry, a detective from the working In cooperation with insurance morning. Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI), investigators. would conduct a thorough According to a report filed by Roger D. and Frank Eisonagle of the State Fire examination of the owner's insurapce plan Camp, Athalia, the lour-wheel drive r.jarshall's Office were called in Saturday. BY J. SHERMAN PORTER GALUPOLIS - "Ohio Valley Bank will remain a home-town home-owaed SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE GROOP OF MEN'S ' Efforts ·intensified by sheriff to stop rash of vehicle thefts Pomeroy, Ohio ·You'll find great savings during this January White Sale on Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bath Sweate~ .. many years. tmts family needs daily. . Many years ago, Blower's father lived • Our Roast Beef and Roast Ham Sandwiches start with specially selected OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. even know . BY BOB HOEFLICH • MIDDLEPORT - Representatives of the Rawlings-Coats Home for Funerals in Middleport Saturday announced the purchase of the funeral home by Mr. and Mrs. James Blower of McArthur. Mr. and Blower owas the Blower Funeral Home in McArthur and one in Wellston which at onetime was the Rogers' Funeral Home, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Blower, better knowa to their friends as Jim and Di•ie, have two children who are a son, Bill, who plans to follow in hls father's footsteps, and attended Ohio University, and a daughter, Jami, a sixth grader. Thirty-eight years of age, Blower is a member of the United Methodist Church, the Rotary Club, Masonic bodies and was voted " man of the year of Vinton County " in 1974 by the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council. Born In Glouster, Blower attended Rio Grande College, Ohio University and the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science. After receiving both funeral director and ROAST ·BEEF OR ROAST HAM NOW IN .PROGRESS whether I'd like being an EMT." She said, "My husband and sister en· couraged me to take the training, and I find that I do like squad work. At the lime, my mother was iU and I thought It might help me care for her. Unfortundtely, she passed away before I completed my tratning." Marvel Quillen, Davis' sister, is one of the original Rutland EMT's. Bruce Davis, Marjorie's husband, was until recently, the Rutland Marshall. He retired from that position a few months ago, after 10 years of service, and now operates his own long-distance freight truck. The Davises make their home on Larkin Street in Rutland. They have two sons, David, 17, and DaMy, 12, both at home. Davis says that In addition to continued ,excellence of the squad, she would like to see "every man, woman and child come to know basic life,. saving, that Is, cardiopulmonary resuscitation or CPR, which is easily learned In only a few hours." She added, "If everyone knew CPR, our squad would have much greater success at saving the lives of heart attack victims and others who succumb to critical injuries and many diseases." "However, most people operate on good Intentions and don't take CPR training until someone near •them dies. Then it's too late," David said. She noted that currently, Mrs. Janet &lin Is the only CPR instructor In the squad, but that "I'm sure other people would become instructors If enough people were Interested In CPR · training," adding that groupa Interested in the training SEOEMS should call Headquarters at 446-9840. tributors to the fund not listed earlier are Mr. and Mrs. Undsey Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Newland, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mllhone, Miss Evelyn Summerfield, and Batley's Service Station. ELBERFELDS 7more Funeral honte changes hands $400 on the truck. Con· Something New At Our Drive-Thru Window ::: '?torntl.ng thte . ':':':':·:::::':': ':::::::,:-:·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::::: .d . . _ h s ua ton m oc g oun AI Fl di rector sal . thls IS not t e would have an effect upon they rman rst C1ass major ttem In the proposed operation of SEOEMS Barry A. Theiss paragreem~t . . throughout the seven county ttcipated In "Red Flag '79" The •1ght full-hme emat the Nellfs Air Force Base in Las Vegas, Nev., . from Nov. 25 to Dec. 17. Airman Theiss is a weapons evaluator at the The Gallia - Meigs Post, vehicle. Both vehicles in· MI. Home Air Force Base Highway Patrol, investigated curred moderate damage. In Idaho, where he resldeo a two-vehicle collision in Leamond was ,cited on with his wffe, Carol and two Racine on Broadway St. charges of operating a motor chUdren, Slacey, four, and Officers report that an auto vehicle without a license. Matthew, nine months. He operated by Harvey ts the son of Betty and Leamond.~. Racine, backed from a private drive as a . • • • Roger Theiss, Racine, and Carol Is the daughter of Mr. vehicle driven by Shirley (Continued from page l) and Mrs. Gerald Michael, Simpson, 41, Racine, made a with an angry mob last · Syracuse. left tum onto Broadway. Sunday. Troopll riding in The Leamond auto struck heavy (rucks and jeep~ raced ;.;.;.;.;:::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; the right front of the Simpson across avenues that were MARRIAGE LICENSE A marriage license was · Hospital News virtually empty due to the issued to Russell W. Lyons, shutdown of gasolme filling • VETERANS MEMORIAL stations. 63, Middleport, and Marilyn Admitted Martin , Army sho~ting. was Jo Sharp Lyons, 43, Lan· McAngus, ~yracuse;; Wanda reported agam m the caster. Roush, V1enna, W. Va.; southern oil city of Ahvaz, Herman Warner, Pomeroy; where troops fired into a Karen Ha lnes, Syracuse; hospital Thursday, killing at Donna Burson, Shade. least two persons. Discharges Martin McAngus, . Janetta Betzing, Barbara Tillis. ."I didn't .... •• .• t"" Paying on fire tmck Labor contract discussed Because they were ~ ... aiS a~S aiS aiS 50% I AU. II £RCHAIIIIst: 111011 OUR lfGIIIAfl S10Ct( &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& GALUPOLIS - Robert L. Wingett , publisher and president of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co., announced Saturday that the DaUy Tribune in the GaiUpolis area and The Sentinel in the Pomeroy:Middleport area, along with the :Sunday Times-5entlnel are now subscribers to The Associated Press. The change, which took Place Friday afternoon, becomes official at midnight tonight, ending the local papers' 36 years affiliation with United Press wire service. The Sentinel has been a United Press The Tribune's first press association service was also International News Service (by drop copies method) m 1927, under former publisher, the late Harold W. Wetherholt. The Tribune used both United Press and Associated Press services from !929 through 1932, and was strictly a member of the Associated Press from 1933 through 1943. Last day on which AP served the Tribune was Dec. 31, 1942. On Jan. I, 1943, outside news came in on the Tribune's first International subscriber for the past 20 teletype, a half·ho ur service at noun fr0m years. Prior to 1958. the Sentinel used · C'harieston. International News Service ior 10 years First full-time UP service lor the afler becuminK a daily publication in 1948. Diversified Investors, Inc. The premises and equipment previously man is discontinued owaed by Dean Circle and Gay Circle have been purchased by Diversified Investors, Inc., who plan to operate a physical fitness MASON - Dragging for the body of George (Chip ) Karns, 27, New Brighton, Pa., has been discontinued, accordtng to Fred Taylor, Mason County Emergency Services director . center and spa at the same location believing that many individuals who wish to improve their health through a guided program of exercises are desirous of having such a facility in the community. Madge Neal will be the manager with A massive search operation conducted Friday by several area rescue squads in the Ohio River near Mason fail ed to Date Saunders supervising the men's program and Donna Fisher in charge of the women 's program. All three of these · recover the body of the Allegheny Marine Salvage Cu. employe, who is presumed to imllvlduals have completed courses have fallen off a dredge boat and drowned. · enabling them to assist individuals in attatning and ma:ntaining optimum physical conditlon for the preservation of health. Physical conditioning improves body stamina and flextbility and enhances a positive mental outlook. In addition to the sauna, whirlpool, !!leam bath and exercise equipment, the Center will continue to offer a health food section for interested indlvtduals. Individuals and family memberships will bo nffrred providin g liSe of the spa and Taylor said the search was called off with the concurrence of the missing man's brother, Tom Karns, a river captain, whli has been helping with the recovery operations. NO PAPER MONDAY The Daily Tribune a nd Senlin('! will not be published M un d.:.~~· 1·1 r"J. , permit employes to observe tire .\12w n·duccd ra ws ThML' per· \dShi ng mcll\ bershir,s are i.li lll.jli'IH ,,,ft,, IL(JI Year's holiday. · Continued on 0·2 I I " l • ;. , ..... ~ ' ....... --- ---- ~ - - � 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. 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