http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/aca18721053ba3f8d5e76be829588601.pdf fc88b024df6638b38c5decba57d574c7 PDF Text Text e Vol. 21, No. n' Copyrighted 1980 'I WANT TO DlitSCRiee 'THE WHI~ !"'f1~1DMAJe!JTY a= ~ ........Ntt. eNON.,. ' . I Section. 12 pages 15 Cents A Multimedia Inc. N~wspaPer u._s. ·wqn't pay ransom to Iran - ' eur r CAN'T eeeM ~~ IT- 5TARTEO..• I .. NeED AN OPeNfNei' LINE. hostages. A.!ked if Iran's terms, delivered Friday to the State Department, amounted to ransom, Brown said "anything that goes beyond the status quo ... of the situation beforehand, I think, could well be seen in that light." Iran is calling on the United States to deposit $23 billion in Algeria's cerr tral bank as a guarantee for recovery of all deposits Iran had in western ·banks before militants seized the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in November 1979. Some of the deposits are subject to claims filed against Iran for losses .allegedly suffered during the revolution that overthrew the late Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Muskie said Irapian officials !jeemed to think tenns could· be set and met with "just the flick of their fingers." "We regard the response as unreasonable and as requiring of us actioiL'! beyond the pliwer of the president to take,'' he said. by Ed Sulliva PrlsciJia.'s Pop . OH,CX>N AN OLD SC.R()()(;~ / LISTEN"' ISN'T IT 6EAUTI FUL '? No one hurt when bombs explode NEW YORK - Two bombs planted in lockers exploded Sunday evening in a waiting area of Pe!UlSylvania Station, crowded with weekend shoppers waiting for 'trains, but no injuries were reported. police said. The station was \'vacuated for two hours after the blasts, which of· Jicials said occurred about.10 minule.!l I!IH!r\. just before and after 6 .... ~.t . .• p.m.. . Police chief Milton Schwartz said police found fragments of two ''quite powerful'' pipe bombs in the lockers. . The multi-level statiM next to Madison Square Garden is used daily by thousands of Amtrak, Conrail and Long Isll!nd Rail Road psssengers. <.:I 'T'OLJR DOOR.' en tine at Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, December 22,1980 WASIDNGTON (AP) - Iran's latest terms for · freeing the 52 American ·hostages have been denounced as unreasonable by Secretary of State Edmund S. Muskie, and hopes for a Christmas homecoming have ~vaporated. Defense Secretary Harold Brown hils declared, meanwhile, that the United States would not pay ransom to Iran to end the hostages' 41!Hiay captivity. The two Cabinet officers, giving bleak assessments in separate televised interviews Sunday, in· dicated there is little chance of a set· tlement during the montli left 'to the Carter administration. Muskie, on NBC's "Meet the Press," said it would be very dif·· ficult to agree to terms by ,Jan. 20, and "It certainly is not going to happen by Christmas." Brown, on CBS' ··Face th¢ Nation;'' declared that the United States could not accede to paying "rllnsom ... money that was never in this country" to gain release of the NICE iO KNO'N THERE~ SfiLL..1NNOCENCE .AND BEAUTY OUTSIDE • __;., - ' • ... .. .....: Man dies in Vermont lodge fire STOWE, Vt. - Johannes von Trapp surveyed the smoking rubble of what had been home for 40 years to the family that inspired "The Sound of Music." ' Fire sparked by a faulty oil burner swept through the Trapp Family Lodge early Sunday, killing an Dlinois man and forcing 46 guests out into sub-zero temperatures. ·As smoke clogged the hallways, many peoj>le leaped from windows into snowbanks. AnotheF 55 guests at a motel anne.x across the street were evacuated as a precaution. "We were lucky there was no wind," said von Trapp. ''otherwise we would have lost all." Firefighters resume negotiations CINCINNATI- The city's firefighters, whose twD.year contract ex· pired last week, reswne contract negotiations today, · Negotiations will continue on a day-t<Hiay basis, said Forrest Buckley, president of Cinciltnatl Firefighters Local 48, during the weekend. . The firefighters are seeking a 15 percent pay hike in 1981 and 1982, with a cost-of-living increase in the second year. The city has offered them a 10.1 percent increase in 1981 and a 7 percent hike in 1982. Talks between the two sides have been under way for more than a .month. Community grocery store bums ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. - The only grocery store stili serving the . downtown E~Uitbethtown area was destroyed by fire early Sunday morning. . ' Fire officials sail! the blaze at Houchens Food Market was first spot• ted shortly after 7 a.m. by !leW8Jlllperboy. who notified police, Lt. Bob Davis of the Elizabethtown Fire Department said the fire took about an hour to bring' under control. Witnesses S!lid flames shot 50 feet in the air and several nearby buildings were threatened, but firemen were able to contain the blaze. a Willing to grant assist~ce But Muskie said that the administration was willing to lift the economic sanctions imposed by President Carter after the hostages were seized and that it had offered to help set up an international claims commission to handle suits against Iran. · Yet Muskie said the United States has no responsibility for deposits · placed in western banks before the embassy takeover. He also said the United States could not make cash guarantees that the deposits would not be seized to offset claims. "That's not our responsibility," he said. Muskie said he had discussed the situation with Carter before the television appearance. Fire loss at $50,000 Damages were set at $50,000 in a fire of undetermined origin Sunday morning at Long John Silver's Seafood Shoppe located in the Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza in qaUipolis. The blaze apparently started in a stockroom and hallway in the rear of the building. Officials said there was $40,000 damage to the contents and $10,000 to the structure. · Three Gallipolis fire \lllits along with 25 firefighters with assistance from the. ~iddleport Fire Depart· ment brought the blaze under con· trol. Aiso placed on sl!lndby was the Gallipolis Developmental Center's fire fighters. · . Restaurant officials have in· dicated rpoblle unil,t could he set up as a_J~~Uf!J.Io hou,se the 6uiuness. ' -lj ·' I • SANTA'S HELPERS- Legionnaires of Feeney· jlenuett Post 128, Middleport, gave Santa a helping liand Sunday all!!rDQ\111 by sacldllg over 500 bags of caDdy: The treats will be distributed by Santa at !be Legion hall Christmas Eve from 5 to 7 p.m. In addition to a sack of candy, each child will receive an apple. Tlds annual ptoject of the Legion cos\ nearly . - . Three hurt in area traffic accidents Three people were injured in a her car went off the left side of the was westbound on CR 23 at 3:15p.m. when he hit his brakes, slid off the series of weekend accidents irr road and collided with a tree. right side of the road, struck an em· vestigated by the Gallia-Meigs Post Severe damage was ' reported to hankment and overturned. of the Ohio Hif!hway Patrol. her car and Justice suffered visible Severe damage was reported to The patrol said a man and a injury, but wa s not treated. She was Merry's car and Merry was cited by . woman were lnjured in a one-car cited by the patrolfor DWI. · crash in Meigs County early Sunday. The patrol also probed a tw~ca r the patrol for reckless operation. The patrol also checked a minor According to the report, Danny E . crash in Gallia County earlier Satur· accident on SR 7 early Saturday af· Morris, 20, Langsville, was south- day night. •bound on SR 7 at 12:12 a.m. when he Troopers said Linda L. McComas, lost control of his car, went off the 24, and Barbara A. Wilcoxon, 23, left side of the road and collided with both of Gallipolis, were both west· a guard rail and bridge, demolishing. bound ori SR 141 at 7:45 p.m. when The Meigs County Sheriff's Depar· the car. McComas slowed to make a right tment is investigating the theft of a ·.Both Mo~ris and a passenger, turn. 1972 Dodge Powerwagon taken near Angela li. Triplett, 17, Pomeroy, Wilcoxon failed to slow down in the junction of Forest Run Road and were injured and taken by private time and collided with the rear of the SR 7 sometime between 10 p.m. auto to Veterans Memorisl Hospital, McComas vehicle, causing slight Saturday and 1:30 a.m. Sunday .. where they were both treatfll and damage to McComas' car and The vehicle is a one-half ton released. Morris was clted by the moderate to Wilcoxon's. Wilcoxon pickup with chrome mag wheels , patrol for failure to yield the riglt was cited by the patrol for assured large mud tires, black steel flatbed half of the roadway. and red cab and is owned by Terry clear distance. The patrol said Juaquime J . The patrol reported no injuries in L. Reiber, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. The" department investigated a Justice, 17, Vinton, was northbound a one-car crash in Gallia County on Morgan Twp. Rd. 34 in Gallia Saturday afternoon. car-deer accident, in which neither Robert L. Merry, 18, Thurman, the deer or driver were injured, SunC.ounty at 11:25 p.m. Saturday when Deputies probe truck theft Block, ·P ierce could get Reagan appointments WASHINGTON (AP) - Illinois Agriculture Director J om R. Block and New York lawyer Samuel R. Pierce appear in line for Cabinet ap. pointments as Ronald Reagan seeks to. complete filling his major ad· ministration posts. Block has been picked to be Reagan's agriculture secretary, said one Republican senator who asked not to be named. Pierce '!l'as likely to be named secretary of housing . and urban development, making him the first black in the Reagan Cabinet, another Republican senator said. Reagan's traiL'!ition office was scheduled to announce additional cabinet selectiOIL'! today , but press spokesman James Brady declined to say in advance how many of the five remaining cabinet posts would be filled. Sources on the transition team. however, said they expected can· dictates for at least four of the five in filling the job has been the relucposts would be announced. tance of prospective. nominees to Fonner South . Carolina Gov. become head of a department the James B. Edwards was expected to he named secretary of energy and . president-elect has pledged to the interior secretary's job was ex- dismantle. Reagan already has announced pected to go to conservative Colorado attorney James G. Watt, his first 10 Cabinet-level who has been attacked by en- no~nations. In Los Angeles, where · he is vironmental groups. staying, Reagan would say only that It was unc.lear late Sundav whether Re11gan had found a can· he hoped to complete his Cabinet dldate for his final Cabinet post, selections by Christmas. Block, director of the Illinois secretary of education. One problem agriculture department and the owner of a 3,00().acre farm, flew to Washington Sunday, one Senate source said. Reagan apparently settled on Block following a meeting with him last Thursday. Block visited Reagan at the president-elect's Pacific PalisadeB home along with the other top contender for the post, Richard Lyng, former president. of the American Meat Insitute. Block was actively promoted by Sen. Robert DOle, R·Kan. - Weather m.- "I DON'T KNOW WHIM WE'D IE WITHOUT YO\II . ,.._ COtJION8J .INSTEAD C'#M.IS, WE 8fiSIT ONLif M.831" . ' ...... wlllllelt.......... ' . day at 3 a.m. on SR 124, 300 feet west of Bowman's Run Road. The deer ran into the path of a car driven·by Victor R. Counts, 26. Rt. 3, Racine. There wa s heavy damage to the front and right rear fender of the vehicle due to the fa ct that the car struck an embankment after hitting the deer. It was reported that an amplifier and cassette player taken two weeks ago from the Tuppers Plains Church of Christ has been returned by an · anonymous person. ' WASHING TON - Officials of the Ohio Poblic Employees Retiremll!lt System say t!teY want to .help the state and that a congreilslonalatudy indicating they aren't Interested in investing in Ohio is false. . According to a report l.'llleaaed today by the Northeast-Midwest eongres&lonal Coalition, only a small percentage of the Ohio fund, which now total.ISU biWon,ls invested in Ohio companies. Mostly cloudy today and tonight. High tqday In the upper 308. Low \01\lgbt 21 to 110. Cloudy Tuellday with • hJch Ill the mid 4811. The chance of Preclpit8tion is near zero today and io pm:cent tonJcht and Tuellllay. ' . . . UlltNDED WBA'I'IIBR A ebaact o f - lllll1tw J~~rvuPo~~.-el tllec:ealral811d _.. ...... jlatta of Olllo lllhqlilllle )1111111 willa I . . . . . . . . . . tread. Ia tilt apper teeM It lllld . . 'lftds:eu:lts, .W Ia itpper . . Cltllr' M . . , . . . . . . . . . . . tllllf.. . Frlill)' ........,.. Mor- ternoon. A piece of frozen mud came off the · tire of a car driven by Robert W. Mehl III, 23, Zanesvill e, while it was northbound at 1:30 p.m. and struck a southbound car driven by Donald R. Warehime, 67, Ga llipolis, causing slight damage to the Warehime auto. Pierce also met with Reagan last IU!:AG.tN ~ - Repoblkaa IOUrcell IJIIIIIatl a-t R , Re.pa wiD ume thele four ~ .. Jlllllla ... e8blaetlleaday. From left, fOl'Dler 11011111 Clnllaa 0... • " B. Edwaa'lhl •• eaergy secretary, James G. Watt for loterlor secretary, New York attorney Samuel R. Pierce u se<:rolary of h0111blg aad urban developmeat, and Dllnols fanniug official John R, Block 11 aarlcullure secretary. (AP Laserphoto 1. Thursday but declined to say what was dlacosaed. However, several Senate Republicans said they w~ told Pierce would be chosen to hl!aCt HUD. .JS �o~cember 22 , 1980 :C ommentary, The DailY sentinel Page-. :~Strip mine law : clears ·uouse 2 December 22, 1980 CINCINNATI I AP) - Even their most glorious victory in eight years came the hard way for the Cleveland Browns, professional football's " Kardiac Kids .'"' The Browns, deposing the Pit· tsburgh Steelers as American Football Conference Central Division champions, ha d trouble comprehending thei.t improbable feat af- · ter a title-dinching , :27-24 victory Sunday over the Cincinnati Bengals. " I'm speechless about this whole • thing ," said qt•'arterback Brian Sipe, who threw for three touchdowns in a record'setting display of pinpoint passing. "There are so many people who deserve credit. . ''After you come out and lose your first two g'ames and lose three of your first five - you're talking about playing under pressure. Every week was a must win." With a lJiayolf berth at ris~ and a near-capacity crowd screan1ing, Sipe broke Frank Ryan's club record with his 30th touchdown pass of the season. He completed 24 of 44 tosses for 308 yards, becoming only th~ third quarterback in NFL history to reach the 4,000-yard passing rnark in a season. Sipe joined former New York Jets. quarterback Joe Namath and .san Diego's Dan Fouts with 4,132 yatds through t~e air. , "i. always heard good things happen in threes. I had two great things happen to me e&rlier this week," saidSipe, referring to the birth of his daughter and his ·being named All· Pro. "I guess this caps it." Sipe threaded touchdown passes of 35 and· 34 yards to wide receiver Ricky Feacher in the third quarter to overcome a 52-yard interception return for a touchdown by Bengals' cornerback Ray Griffin. · "That was possibly the very best pass rush I've seen all year," Sipe said, referring to the Bengals' six sacks. " I just have to tip my hat to . .l RECKOf-1 - :Domestic violence · law exp.and~d T\.\E Ql.lSSIA\-15 WILL. l~'JAtiE roLA~O'? • TI-\Et;\ Sl.lRE WIL..L!/ \2.0SSiA CAf-1'1 SIA~O A Sl.ll.IC~ OF Sl·U~LESS COMMUtUS1'S! ti ~'I I ' I ' Ohio legislators have compl eted action on a measure expanding coverage of the state 's domestic violence law. The House voted 62.() Wednesday to accept Se nate amendments to the bill, which extends provisions of the law to former and corrunon law .spouses. The measure includes Q.omestic violence among specific crimes in which spouses may testify aga inst each other . Sponsors sa id the bill, which now goes to Gov. James A. Rhodes, was in· troduced in response to suggestions from judges and law enforcement of· fice rs who said it would improve the existing law. ·Letters to editor i When the lax hike bill went up for a vole on the floor of the Ohio House on Dece mber 18, 1 voted " no." I am writing to tell you why I did not support the gove rnor's tax increase bill. ·In the first place. I am not convinced that we needed the tax in· crease. and I was certainly not per· suaded by the governor's scare lac· tics. As you will remember, Gover· nor Rhodes had his cabinet go before the press at regular intervals to say that prisoners would be released and mental hospitals closed if we did not . du something about· the state's fman· · cia! c risis. · f When the govemor came before the Leg islature, it turned out he had innl) nd an increase in the stale sales tax , an inc r!!ase in beer, wine and cigarette taxes, an increase in utility ta xes. and an increase in the corporate franc hise tax . The need for thi!-i tax increase packa ge was not obvious to m e, in spite of the ~ov er­ nor's emotional appeal for more govermnent revenues. In fa ct, I believe that we could have cut state spending fu rther without massive layoffs, without closed sc hools and without closed in· stitutions. I am in full support of the essential state services that Ohio prnvides to those who are in undenia ble need for our services. We cannot and will not deny state ser· vices to thuse who must !lave them. The governor's propos~! demonstrated a lack of senSitivity for prog rams that are vital to the state's interest as opposed to the nonessen· tial ones. F or example, the governor will now cut another 3 percent from the edu cation budget, and I fear that seve ral of our local school districts may be fa ced with 1 finan cial catastrophe as a result. However, there are nonessential state e<· pc nditures that can and should be rut in a crisis situation, and I was not convinced that Governor Rhodes !mel done all he could to· reduce nonessential spending in his ad· ministration . If he had proposed more budget cuts and a more modest tax in· LT~a!:ie , I may have been more rc!:ipunsive to his pleas for more taxe!:i. Finally , as the state representative from the 92nd District, I had to rcco~nize that an increase in the I sales tax was the worst possible solution for my district. Sales taxes hit hardest on those low income and fixed income citizens who spend nearly all the money available to them just to e<~st. The higher sales tax forces the power to hand over a greater propor· lion of their income to support the new tax burden than the more afflue nt who are not forced to spend al l they earn . To place this burden on the poor, the disabled and the senior citizens is unforgiveabie, and I could not let myself be a part of this disgrace. In addition, sales tax jncreases ~lb ISIM~ ~._..,..,~o::loo=o ~v ROBERT L. WINGETI Publilbf:r ·PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH Allln.. t Publbb~r/CtDtrqUer Ge~eralMaor•c:r DALE ROTHGE;B, ~· New• Ed.ltor A MEMBF.It Gf Tbe Aatocillted Prfti, IDIIDd Dslly Preu 4s10Ciltioo aDd lbe Amerttu NtwlfiiP'l'PIIbUaben AaiiK!IIIItll. I &e.,.._ LEI'I'EIIIIIF OPINION In welc.-. fttJ oflolll.l>e 1m t11u . . w..... hq. AU trUtrl art to edJUq aad 1111111 be tlae4 willa MIDI, lddreN ... ...utr. Nttiallped Wtlm will be pabU.IbttL Cetien ..ad lit Ill &DOd Ulltt,.......,... lHooH,IOC - - · argues that most members of Congress have fo maintain two :homes, one in Washington and one in their home state. The corrunission noted wi\h its recorrunendation· that even with the . increase, members of Congress and other top officials still would be 'run· ning far behind the rise in living costs over the last 10 years . ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The presil!ent of !hi> Ohio Reclamation Association donned rose-colored glasses this week when he testified before a U.S. House subconunittee investigating coal exports. With 5,000 Iaid.off miners in Ohio and tbe state's mines producing less coal than a decade ago, Neal S. Tostenson said there's plenty of room for rapid expansion in the coal fields. . Tostenson, who beads the state coal lobby group, hopes the ex· pansion will come with the dramatic Increase in.foreign detnillld for U.S. coal. But he·s not holding his breath. Ohio probably leads other states in its ability to upand ·production, he told the Transpottatlon and Comrnerce Subconunlttee of the U.S. How;e lolterstate and Foniign Corm- . merce Committee at a hearing in must meet foreign air pollutron standards, ·Tostenson said. Ports and Colwnbus. "During the past decade, Ohio transportation systema also must be (coal) production has dropped from upgraded to move the state's coal 55 million tons to approximately 38 . from the mines to the ships, he said. million tons in 1!180, which is a drop Tostenson said the desirable <i 5 million tons (under) our element of Ohio coal is its lligh heat · previous low Y' 1979," Tostenson told output (about 3,500 BTUs), though a Reps. Clarence J . Brown, R-Ohio, high sulfur content of more than 3 and James J. Florio., D-!"ew Jersey, percent means It must be mixed who presided at Wednesday's with : lower sulfur coal. Likewise, session. . , coal from western regions has a "The capacity is there to increase lower BTU value, but a lower sulfur Ohio coal production;" he said. conter,t. • ''Many of our underground mines "To properly get intp the export are operating at 50 percent capacity, market, one should have the and several have ciOIIed. Ohio could capacity to ship a hlclHiuallty increase this production almost irn· product," he llid. "W!th coal ez. rnedlately to meet the demand of ex· port, the cOIIt. of tr81111101'tatlon ill " portF." ,, prime fador and .,, ~ not be . But cashing in on toreign sales wuted -on uh any man than Is won't prove ·easy since Ohio coal reuonably neceuary. "Fortunately, .,, over the past couple of years, we have hlid the Installation of more coal washing plan· 13 than any other time . In Ohio history. Ohio's'coal induatcy will be able 'to meet any increased demand for coal with high quality; but unfortunately, ~h sulfur, coal." .Brown asked Industry repreaeillativea wllelher the S7 percent increase In "l!ual lllJIOI'IB would con· Unue after labor Wll'ellt In Poll.ah and AustraUan coal fields settlei and if nuclear. power plant COIIIttuctlon ruurgee In EUI'Gpe. The lawmak« said he didn't want to vote for hwl-· dreds of l1liWonl of dOilan. In dred811111 to Improve barllon for larger coal -~~ if the marPt never materilllzel. " Inasmuch as you think we might have won it the hard way , you've got to give Cincin nati a lot of credit," Rutigliano said. " We wanted to go to the playoffs, and all they want to do is go horne for Christmas. Yet they played with great intensity. "And remember. the thing that helPed us most of all was Cincinnati beating Pittsburgh twice. It (the game ) was just tremendously emotion packed. Nobody had ex· peeled us to be very good this year. " LEVI'S GIFT IDEAS FROM YOUR With three players hitting double figures, Kyger Creek posted its second win this season Saturday night , 7!).48 over Hannan, W. Va. . C9ac_h Keith Carter's Bobqats gor off to an 18-0 lead before Coach EdCoon's Wildcats dented the scorebpard. The Bobcats led III-I af· ter one period and 36-16 at the half. Both learns played ~ven in the third quarter scoring 18 points each. The Bobkitten resel'Ye squad tur· However, Kyger Creek got hot in the ned in a good outing ·with a 52·18 final stanza to outscore the visitors, triwnph . Brent Love and J . D. Brad· 25-14 . bury led the way with 14 points each. During . the first half, Kyger. Dexter had II for Hannan. Kyger Creek's main offense was provided Creek visits Elk Valley this evening by junior guard David Sands and in": non· league affair. junior center Tim Price. In the final canto, two subs, Bob Helms and Hannan (48) - Kinn ar d 2-6·10 ; Keith Clark were the difference. Rainey 6-.4 -16; Roclevi tc h ·2-9-13; Tolliver 0-4-4; Powe r s 0·2·2; Helms dumped in 18 points overall, ~urlo.c .k 1·0·2 a nd Tayl o r 0·1-] 10 in the fourth quarter .. Totals11·2&-48, Kyger Creek' (79)- Sands 10 ·1·21 ; Clark had six points and Porter J·U-bi. !-'nee 5· 1· 11 ; Barr 0·0·0; sophomore Roger Stroud dumped in Waugh 0·0-0; Mole-s 3-J -9; Mart in 1·0· four. 1; ·-Helms 7 - ~ · 1 8 ; Stroud L!-4; Layne On the night, Sands finished with 1·0·2 and Clark 2·2-6 . Totals 33 · 13· 79. By Quarter s : 21 points, and Price had II. Hannan 1 15 16 14 48 Bruce Rainey led Hannan with 16 K. C. 18 18 18 25-79 They believed that the conunittee was Incapable of investigating any group farther .right ' than the American Civil Uberties Union or more radical than the Camp Fire Girls, both of which were subjects of early hearings. , ·The committees in both houses of Congress gave aid, comfort and un· der-the,table money to an unAtnerican legion of witch hunters, blackballers, red baiters and informers. But they passed no legislation of any importance. Their demise - in 1975 for the House com· mittee, in 1978 for the Senate unitwas long overdue. Now the Heritage Foundation· wants these vigilantes to ride again. This time the targets will be the . "anti-defense and anti·nuclear lo~ bies" as well as "lrrunigrants from . unstable and .sometimes Marxist· influenced states." It has marked · for surveillance "clergymen, students , businessmen, entertainers, labor officials, journalists and government workers" who may·be unknowing participants in subversive activities. I see Martin Dies' ghost lurking in · the Heritage woodpile, · and I'm scared. 1 Bobcats defeat Hannan, 79-4'8 In its report, the commission said it "believes that this nation is faced •with a quiet crisis in terms of the rapidly increasing problems of at· tracting and retaining men and women of outstanding ability and achievement to fill the top positions inoutgoverrunent." . According to Stevens, President· elect Ronald Reagan agrees with that assessment and favors a pay boost. Coal official dons-rose-colored glasses · Pomeroy, Ohio 81Wf'2..2:151 DEVOTED ro;rnE lln'EREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA .jed the recommendations, he will for· from $60,662 to $85,000, a ~ percent ward them to Congress, which will boost. The pay for the speaker of the · have 60 days to thrash around and House would go from $79,125 to finally decide whether to accept the $120,000, a 51.7 percent boost, while the salaries of members of the money. What sweet revenge it would be majority and minority leaders for Carter to head for Plains, Ga., af· would go from $68,575 to $95,000, a ter dangling this tantalizing but 38.5 percent increase. Among the other big winners unloaded plum in front of Congress, an institution he never understood or . der the commission's recomgot along with, a fact that was a mendations would be . the vice major contribution to a reputation president, whose pay is the same as that of the speaker of the House , and for ineffectiveness. also would go to $120,000, and The 95th Congress got itself into a political tangle when it tried early in Supreme Court justices. The chief 1977 to let a 29 percent pay raise take justice would get a 60 percent boost, effect ·without a roll-call vote. T~e from . $75,000 to $120,000, while resultant furor led Congress to associate justices would go up 59.7 amend the law to force . future percent, from $72,000 to $115,000. Sen . .Ted Stevens, R·Alaska, soon Congresses to vote on future com· to the assistant Senate majority mission recommendations. The panel reconunended that leader, is a strong advocate" of congressional salaries be increased congressional pay increases. He Heritage Foundation recommendation 111COMrtStrrt:t 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - Now that offi cial Washington is in the midst of change, it's comforting to note that some things are consistent When the 97th Congress comes to town early in January, one of the fir· sthot pol.;! toes that will be lobbed in· to its hands may be a proposal to give members of Congress a $24,338 pay raise . One of the most fascinating shows in Washington ought to be whether the new Congress, far more conservative thon its predecessors, will be able to handle the pay issue with any more £inesse. The raise for members or will hurt businesses in my district Congress, federal judges and other which must compete with businesses top officials was recommended by in other states. I fear that much the Quadrennia I Corrunisslon. The business will now go to other states. · presidential panel meets every lowI also feat that this tax increase will years to review their salaries. bring more unemployment to Ohio · If President Carter agrees with and will further our economic decline. For e<arnple, automobile sales can only be hindered by this tax in· crease, and it is possible that more automobile dealerships . and in· dl!Stries involved in the manufac· starvation - as a weapon against white native-born Christian By Julian Bond ture of automobiles will close as a One result of Ronald Reagan's vic· . governments considered unfriendl y America. result of Governor Rhodes' tax hike · tory is that we must all learn new to U .S.. interests. The congressional cabals that package. - Eliminate the affirmative- Heritage wants to rejuvenate ae the names just as we have become acI am convinced that we did not action prograins that are respon- Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on customed to the old ones. need this large tax increase at this sible for reducing sexual and racial Internal Security and the House In· There will be a new first family time. We could have gotten through and a first brother, too. There will be discrimination in hiring and lerna! Security Corrunittee. (The lat·. the budget crisis with cuts to promotion. new corrunittee chairmen in the ter was better known under its nonessentia l state services. It was - Sharply curtail spending for earlier titie of ihe House Corrullittee Republican-dominated Senate as especially unfortunate that Goverwell as some 3,000 newcomers to food stamps · and social-welfare o~ Un-American Activities, or nor Rhodes asked a lame duck political jobs in the incoming ad· programs . . HUAC. President Trwnan once session of the Legislature to.pass his Though many other Americans called it "the most un-Atnerican 1ninistration . tax increase. He should have And there is a new name in may share these· goals, it ·is hoped thing in the country today.''). proposed some selection budget cuts Washington's covey of research in· that few would endorse another obBoth committees were heavily and then waited until January when stilutions that we had better learn as jective of the Heritag@'Foundation: populated by racist right-wing anti· the new session begins to propose a quickly as we do those of presiden- the revival of two legislative bodies Semites who make today's sens. final solution. then we could have tial intimates EdWin Meese and that destroyed the personal and Strom Thurmond, R.S.C., and Jesse examined the whole problem more James Baker. professional lives of thousands of Hebns, R·N .C., appear as benigh as thoroughly, and we ould have fourid It is the Heritage Foundation, a Americans. Grandma Moses and Huckleberry a permanent solution to Ohio's finan-' Their crime? For most, it was Finn. tax-e.empt conservative think tank. cia I crisis. · Here are a few of the things that the simply having at some time joined · In 1942, for example, HUAC Chair-· I have attempted in this letter to heritage Foundation has called upon the Cofi)J1lunist Party, held in· man Martin Dies, D-Texas, give you a complete accounting of the Reagan administration to ac· dependent political views, known declared: " I deplore the (act that my reasons for voting i•no" On the complish : 'someone who did either, signed a throughout the South subversive tax increase bill. It is my greatest - ·Increase defense spending by petition against war or refused to elements are attempting to convince concern that the new budget we will $20 billion in the 1981 budget. disclose the names of • people who 'the Negro that he should be placed enact next year will be adequate - Give military equipment to might fit into any of these op social equality with white people, enough to provide for essential state right-wing Latin American die· categories. that now is the time for him to assert services and yet strict enough to tator.ships under assault from By deliberately confusing dissent his rights." avoid any unnecessary spending. groups seeking democracy. with disloyalty, by calling in· The committees' ra·cist - Back away from Jimmy Car· dependence heresy, by vandalizing proclivities were so well-known that Sincerely, ter's emphasis on human rights in the Bill of Rights, these two com- the nation's civil·rights leaders even RON JAMES foreign policy. rnittees tried to crush any idea that opposed a 1965 investigation of the State Representative - Use food - and, by implication, seemed foreign to their vision of a Ku Klux Klan by the House unit. 92nd House District ' . The Daily Sentinel ' > The 97th Congress .and pay raises James explains T he Dai ly Sen ti n e l - P~g e-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Browns nip Beligals for p(/Jyoff spot · '. 1,egislation bringing Ohio's strip mine law into compliance wiih iedetal · statutes is on its way to Gov. James A. Rhodes. The meas ure cleared a final legislative hurdle Wednesday as the House concurred 694l with Senate amendments. Backers said the bill, which makes eKtensive revisions in the state's coal strip mining law, is needed if Ohio is to ret~fin its e<clusive jurisdic· lion to issue permits and regulate mining operations. Federal law gives states such authority if their enforcement plan~ are subrmtted and win approval from the U.S. Department of Interior. Sponsors said adoption of the bill was required for the state to obtain $10 million in federal funds for reclamation of abandpned strip mined land . . INDIANA OHIO WEST VIRGINIA KENTUCKY ·- TENNESSEE Its one reason your electric rates · are below the national average. We're your hometown. power company . But we're also part of American Electric . Power, pne of the largest elec' tric systems in the country . · When you turn.on a light switch. or an appliance . or a television . chances are you dori't care where the electricitl,l coines from . But we do You see . at differe nt times of the day . the cost of making electricity can vary from p la nI to plan!'. And. because we're part of the AEP System. we're ·able to use the besl combi nation of generation and !Tans· mission efficiency to in stantly get the most economical power to you from anywhere if/ the system . · Being part of thi s power syste m with split second effi· ciency. is one way we.' ve kept your e l ~crri c rates bel o~.<· the national average • ·~ urn· Ed1son tleC'I'tlt ltl~tllo.Jh · lu 11. I q-,, t L!p on fqr h.n c~t u1 0\~.. n.,. .i [ l~'llll• lltthih. ' We give it our best. OHIO POWER COMPANY �' l ,. Je-4··- The Daily Sentine 22, leport, Ohio Porn December ]abbar passes another milestone Milwaukee whipped Houston l:t:~91 ; San Diego beat Detroit 117-97, and Phoenix stopped Portlano 111-100. "( wasn't thinking about the record," Abdui-Jabbar said. " It snuck up on me. But I knew it when every~e started yelling. Franchise." "The most impcrtant thing was The 7-loot-2 center, now a veteran of 12 years of National Basketball . that he won. We have to play more Association warfare, has done intensely when Earvin (Johnson \ L> nothing to diminish that long- out. My jump shot was fallin g, and forgotten scout's glowing descrip- when. that happens, it's difficult to play defense on me." tion. Jabbar joined Wilt Chamberlain. The six-time l e~g ue MVP has Jed teams in Milwaukee and !..us Oscar Robertson, John Hav licek and Angeles to NBA champi onships. And J erry Wes t - all retired - in the exSunday night he surpassed yet Clusive scoring club as the Lakers another milestone in a memorable rolled up their highest point total of · career, pouring in a s~a son-h i g h 42 the yrar . Bucks 123, Rockets 91 pcmts to run his NBA total to 25,006. . Milwaukee center Bob Lanier, That made him only the fifth who suffe red a neck injury Friday player in league history to surpass he 25,000-point mark and, coin- night m a game at Chicago, wasn't cidentally , helped the Lakers to a expected to play against the 135-122 victory ove r the San Antonio Rockets, but scored 15 points, grabbed nine rebounds, handed out four Spurs. In other NBA action Sunday night, assists and , ·more importantly. By ASSOCIATED PRESS When Kareem Abdui-Jabbar was still a gangling teenager making his mark as Lew Alcindor at New York's . Power Memorial 'High School, a pro scout dubbed him "The helped hold Houston center Moses Malone to 13 points and seven rebounds. " Bob's work on Moses was the big factor ," noted guard sidney Moneric!, who pwnped in the game-high 24 Mints to pace the Bucks. "He con~~ tained Moses for the first quarter. Afte. r that, 1 think the rigors of the NBA schedule kind of got to Moses." points to pace the Clippers to their fifth straight victory. ., Rookie Michael Brooks added 25 points for the Clippers as the reser· for San · Diego ves saw· a 1ot of actiO!) in the one-sided contest. The Pistons were led by Bill Hubbard with 27 points and reserve Wayne Robinson with 18." Suns III, Trail Blazers 100 Is:o: B:t ""'""' ill:< s:o: • Eastern cagers-post wins 1 BIJ 1501' • 1 CHRISTMAS TREES w Phoenix surge early in the ·third quarter that helped the Suns snap the Blazers' nine-game win streak. Phoenix outscored Portland 23-3 in the first six minutes of the second half to take an 8Hll lead. Robinson 11 scored 22 points thand S grabbed t0 49-37 rebounds to pace e uns a rebounding· edge. Dennis •·-" Phoe · Johnson d 22 dd a e pcm,,nor mx . ! fOR SAL£ R .! Vi By the Racine Emergency I II! Squad starting Sun ., Nov.J lo! 30th ai the Ractne • Squa d W II! ~ Bui !ding. II! f! M F · 6 m to 9 p m lo! ~ on .- rt . p. · · · II! U I( W sat. 1 p.m . to 8 p.m . sun. 1 p.m . t o 6 p.m. f.( II! R 1 ~_~_n_·_·r_r_u_ck_'_'_R-ob-i-ns_o_n_·i_g_ni-te_d_a ,-,irtK~~~~~JC~~~~~~""'~""'~Bil~~~1501'~""'~""'ii""'~1501'~~111*~.iie Freeni<m pumped i., Wl ____ c_ll_p_pe_Williams r_s _II_7_.P_i-st-o-ns -· 9_7________ - TENNIS TUCSON, Ariz. 1API - Tra cy Austin beat Peanut Louie 6-2, 6-0, to capture the $100,000 Colgate Tennis Tournament title. Leslie Allen teamed with Barbara Potter to defeat Mary Lou Piatek and Wendy White 7 ~. 6-0, in doubles. In a one-set playoff for third place in singles, Potter defeated Sandy Collins 6-3. SYDNEY, Australia t AP I - Fntz Bu~hni ng scored a 6~3. 6-7. 7..0 BARGAIN MATINEES ON SAT & stiN All SEATS 'JUST S f.50 ADMISSION EVEIIY TUESDAY S f.50 ph over Brian Teacher to win the $125,000 Nabisco New South Wales Open. Paul -McNamee and Peter McNamara of Australia beat Vilas Gerulaitis and Brian Gottfried 6-2, 64 for the doubles title. SOFIA, Bulgaria ( AP )- Per Herlqvist of Sweden beat Vadim Borissov of the Soviet Union 6-3, 6-2, 7-a to win a Grand Prix event. Not Responsible For Typographical Errors Eastern scored eight pcints a fourih period outburst. The winners quarter while shutting out Shade the made six of nine from the line in the first half 16-0. final period, while the Eagles never In the final hall Eastern kept its Jnade a single trip to the foul circles string of eights intact and held on to in ·the entire game. Alexander went defeat the Shade team 32-9.: on to win, 45-38. Angie Spencer and Lea AM Gaul A much bigger Spartan club ~hared tor; scoring honor.~ · with 12 outrebounded the Eagles by a conpcints a~iece. Beth Berkhimer ad- siderable margin on both ends of the ded two, Melinda Mankin two, Lori court. Hudson two, and Amy Young twn ' K. Jordan led the winners with a points. game high 19 pcints, J . Spires sank Angle Guthrie led Shade with six 10, Green added seven, 1', Wingett points, Billi-Wilson had two, and Ann five ; Guthrie two , and E. HasUe one. Strausbaugh two. Eastern collected 49 rebounds led Mike Collins led Eastern with 12 by. Angie .Spencer with II, Lea Ann tim Probert eight, T1·0y Guthrie six' GaullO, Beth Berkhimer 10, Melinda Jim Newell four , Robert Maiso~ . Mankin 10, Tanuny Calaway three, two, Bill Call two, and Larry Lori Hudson wo, AJny Young two, · Cowdery two. · and Rhonda Phillips one. Eastern is now 3-2 while Alexan: der is 5-2. lo! II! 531 JACKSON PIKE Rt .35 NORTH - Pt'IOI'Wi 448· 4524 They're singing; swinging and everythingingl t ri 1"n - ' The Uaily Alcorn State beats Toledo s~utincl I USPS 145-!160 I A Dh lsloo uf Multlmt:dia, lnr. Published eve ry <:~ ft ern oo n except Sunda y, Monday through F rida y, 111 Court Street, by the Ohio Valley Publishi n~ Company · Multimedia, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, 992-2156 . Second class postage paid at Pilmeroy, Ohio. Member : Th4! Associated Pres, , Inland Dai· ly Preas AssoclaUon and the American Newspaper Publlshers Association, National Advertlalnll Representative , L~tndlnj Aaaoclates, 3101 El.lclid Ave ,, Cleveland, Oh1o,4 511~. POSTMASTER : Send addru.s to The Dally · Sentinel, Il l Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 4~789. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrter or Molor Rou.W Onewuk ..... . .. . ... . . 11.00 OneMonth .... . ... , ... .. . $4.-tO One Yu r . . $52.80 SINGLE COPY PRICES . 15 Cenll. D11ily . 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Ohio University remained winless by bowing at Canisius 59-47, fo urth m the nation, turned into the ving pwnped in 17 fur Alcorn State. Michigan drubbed Western Central Michigan, idl e Saturday Rockets' weakness, leav ing the MidMichigan 102-73, Ball· Stale nipped night, now has the best won-lost American Conference with no unWayne State 6:Hil, Northern Illinois record of 6-1 among Mid-American defeated basketball teams. edged Chicago Loyola 68-65 for third lcams in their non-conference "Our offense was not very good place in the Chicagolitnd Classic, tuneups. Toledo is next at 5-l. the whole night. We were too quick and Miami beat Cal-Irvine 109-99 for Bowling Green and Ball State are with our shots," sa id Tol edo Coach third place in the Golden Gate Tournext at 5-2. Bob Ni chols afler Alcorn State beat In other games involving Mid- nament in San Francisco. the Rockets on their own fl oor 72-70 Saturday night. It was Toledo's first defeat in .seven games this season. The Rockets had been averaging more than 94 pci nts a game but settled lor a 35 perce nt shooting performance LATONIA RESULTS the second half'against the Braves, FLORENCE, Ky . (AP I + Mister 3-2. Olympia won the 8th featured race " It could have gone either way . at Latonia Sunday by running the sLx This was one of our greatest vic· furlongs in I : 13 to pay $14, $7.40 and tones," sa id Alcorn State Coach Dave Whitney, who guided h1s team $3.60. In second was Kentucky Bulldog, to a 28--2 pe rformance last winter. POINT PLEASANT which· paid $4 and $3.20. Third was Toledo was hurt by the fou l OR MASON troubles encountered by Harvey Bold Vestry, for $2.60. The daily double of Cruw's Pistol Knuckles, its leading scorer and and Will Be Back, 4-2, paid $338.20. rebounder this sea son. Knuckles set· The crowd of 3,461 bet a total of tied fo r 13 points and 2 rebounds $480.902. before fouhng out with more than six The Eastern Eagle Junior High basketball team of Pam Douthitt rolled lucky nwnber eights each quarter (o defeat Shade 32-9. Eastern is now 2-2 -on the year. Now • Tonight! LIGHTED PURSE WHAT EVER IS LEFT ,MAKE UP MIRROR ll! r ns on an d ·o il aut oma t ic ally . B a l le r ie~ not incl uded · . SLICED SLAB $2°~. BACON RIB 9-9~. STEAK ORLON SOCKS Take Them A,way lf2 PRICE . '2.0~0 Cgolorgs ¢ Value 40% ALL STYROFORM •NAPKINS •PLATES •DRINK CUPS . •TABLECLOTHS MANY GIFT ITEMS REDUCED IN POINT PLEASANT Wooderful gUts. Some are elegant. non - fT'uslc<!~ l. . Regu lar S6.99 to 56-4.99. FAR TOO MANY ITEMS TO LIST S..ve Up To 50'1. What Ever Is Left $2And $4 REG. '12.99 %orr . REGULAR PRICE . GRAP.E JELLY " ~ . • l ' R e g u lar S9 , 99 · E I!!Qant Items. She' ll lo'o'e to hllve lor ever'l' day UH. Gift Bo11ed. .. Battery Operated . • Inv1 k• • n,,offresh, tas.,, d • Have plen., t0 Chips on h_an · Mister Bee Pota • Mix well and ~rve. ROLLS ROYCE 01 CADILUC CONVERTIBLE '' Actual replica styles wi th bu ill in AM <adio . "'9"i" $13.99. On sale now 1 $ 66 . )V\isterB~e NOEL Mov vourseosonbe SINeetenedWifh l..... .., and taughter.Erlov O il tt'10f f his holiday v •Q POINT PLIASANT OR MASOf!l WE WILL CwSE ui · CHRISTMAS EVE AT 5· P.ll, Potato Chtps 't:, ' 11' 1 When you want the very best. i.~w~hi;~;~M~';.i;";· ;,;~~;;,;;~~;,b;•ln;g;;•;Ou~•t;,ha;";"';,·~.~.....,~:C:l~O:S:E:D:.CH::R:I~S~J:II:AS~~DA:Y:·:......J ~! 1I I I "lI II , ,.j I I 10 oz. 99 COFFEE $3 99~ ISTMAS ORNAM SOAP •· • '2''· DIAL I AM RADIO CRISCO BWEBERRY 99~ PIE ~NG;....--..---t 2 BARS . . . b . fn\ce people. ·te a num er o • • ~ 3 LBS. NO. 2 CAN LUCKY LEAF -A area-t Holiday ~rty. . . t=<>r Recipe ' . ! .I 2/89~ FOLGER'S INSTANT DEL HAVEN. 32 OZ. .1 IRRORED VANITY TRAY OR WOMENS 2 PC. DRESSER SET- s719 3LB. GAG PRICE MAXWELl HOUSE ' ROLLS 2 $1 00 oz. COFFEE ' 1h Fas-Chekv CRANBERRY SAUCE ' Take Them $688 \.BAKERY 5AVIN&S} 4 0£ -~ · BROWN·N-SERVE :1 11 OUT THEY GO! ' DIP and SOUR CREAM G·r ocery , GIFTS Clea ns , Elec tr ll · Son h::al ly ln minutes. Rem oves tarnish . slains .:~nd dullness. A lo se ll each store . VALLEY BELL 8 OZ. MILK , ENTIRE STOCK Now At Bic Savings! MARGARINE 2% VALLEY BELL 16 CHESTS GEM SONIC ELECTRIC JEWELERY CLEANSER A Gilt Sale Doesn't Have! 6 STICK BISCUITS OFF 40 . BALLARD '' . ENTIRE STOCK RECEIVED! . , lhPRICE I Bargains WOODEN M""SICAL JEWELERY •BLOCKS •CONES •FORto'IS 99e COOL WHIP 6 PAK · BIG REPU'CTIONS FOR LATE SHOPPERS • HURRY ON INI CHRISTMAS PAPER 81 RDS-EYE 8 OZ. OAiiiY SAVINGS They Go. Cars r1.1n and flash eng ine noise s. Puppy barks Bean wa lk or play dr ums. Loco ll ghls. too l sound . MENS STUFF/!:D ANIMALS $ REG . 4.99 1 ·, TOP ROUND CUBE STEAK LB. PIE SHELLS ST.MORITZ, Switzerland (AP ) Steve Podborski finished in I minute, !14.31 seconds to win a World Cup downhill victory. Peter Wimsberger of Austria trailed by one-tenth of a second for the No.2 spot, followed by Peter Mueller, Switzerland's defending World Cup downhill champion, thil-d • in I :54.88. ~-~---1 I $} 99 MRS. SMITH'S 17 OZ. GOLF TAMSUI, Taiwan (AP ) - Hsu ChiSan of Taiwan shot a 2-over-par 74 for a 289 total to win the Taiwan PGA championship by one stroke over Japan's Yotaga Hagawa. ~· ' ROUND STEAK PUMPKIN PIE Price Are In Effect ,'(. . Don't forgetl We Custom Build fruit Baskets MRS. SMITH'S 46 OZ. SKIING &\VE'ldYo WE WIU CLOSE ON DEC. 24 AT 5 P.M. WE WILL BE CLOSED AU DAY ON CHRISTMAS AND OPEN FOR REGULAR HOURS DEC. 26 Open M-F 9 til 7; Sat. 9 til 8 51~ & PEARL, RACINE, OH. SPECIALS, DEC. 22-24 TURKEYS JUt II goes . Buy l or finish ing your wrappi ng or tr im ming or tor ne,o.t year . Don 't m iss out on thi S trem endous preChr isJma s clear oul THIS WEEK FROM BURGER CHEF Christmas We Reserve the Rlaht to LIIJIIt Qufln titles STEAK •TIE ONS, GIFT BOXES '·. ~. avery metry I I -~· The Daily Sent ine l- Pa ge- S Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1980 14 BRAN CHEX MARSHMALLOW CREAM 32 oz. 171 oz. TIDE 89~ 99~ 15 $549 oz. . oz. WHEAT CHEX 99e :-:.. �December 22, 1980 Pom eroy-Middleport, Oh io , ·' ;e-6- ··The Dai ly sentinel . - ·Chester firemen have. annual holiday dinner The annual Christmas dinner and party ri the Chester firemen, auxiliary members and their famililes was held Sunday at the firehouse. Blessing was given by Hobart Newell preceding the bwfet dinner served at tables decorated in the holiday motif. Gifts were placed beneath a decorated tree and Santa arrived following the dinner to distribute gifts and sacks of candy to the children. Lisled in Who 's Who Daniel P. Stodola of Mason is among the 36 students from West Virginia Tech at Montgomery, W. va. to be listed in the 1981 editiOn of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Students are nominated on the basis of academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in ex- Door prizes were won by Mary Hibbs and Karla Chevalier. Games were played with prizes going to the wirmers. A*nding were Mr. and Mrs . . Hobart Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy, Mr. and Mrs. 'Bruce Myers, James and Lowell Ridenour, Mr. and Mr~. Gary Smith, Amy and Crystal, Mr. a nd Mr s . Buel Ridenour, Ruth, Virgil and Anna Taylor, Mr. a nd Mrs. U!rry Lee, JeMy, Todd and Tony Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Chevalier and J essica , Jolm Wickham, Mr .' and Mrs. Larry Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. John Ridenour, J ason and Jared, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newell, Jim and Ken. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beair and Dixie, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr, Erma Cleland, Opal Hollon, Marcia Keller , J eff and Scott Newell, Gr eg and Mary Hibbs, Cleo Smith, Victor Bahr, Elmer FRUIT CAKES FOR SALE The price Of fruit calces being sold by the Auxiliary of the Middleport Fire Department has l!een reduced. The 1 and onerhalf pound cakes are now $3. Cakes may be picked up at Kay's Beauty Shop, Pratt's Beauty Shop, t he Shoe Box, Middleport, from 11ny Auxiliary member, or by contacting Mrs. Sue Imboden, 992757J ·or Mrs. Bessie Darst, 992-2531. I TO ALL OF YOU. TElL IT LIKE IT IS If you tell It like lt is, they' ll never accept your script based on a bes\r seller. I POMEROY --C hris t mas ornaments were made when Salisbury Brownie Troop 1220 met this week at the Salisbury Elementary School. Plans were made for a Christmas party to be held next week. Sharline Mash led in the girl scout promise and Mindy Carson led in the pledge. Refreshments of decorated cupcakes were served following the meeting. 1Hr. and Mrs. Lawrence Foreman ... ~,.- ·--- William Bowie, the couple has fo ur children, Terry Forenlan, Colonial Beach, Va.: :\lichael Foreman, Montgomery , W. Va .; Thomas Foreman! Akron: and Robin, a junior at Wahama High School. Friends and relatives are invited to call during the open house hours. Syracuse church has annual Christmas fa re Syracuse First Church of God held a congregational Christmas dinner recently in the church social room . Prayer was given by the Rev . George Oiler, pastor. Others attending were Mrs. Oiler, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lyons, Melannie and Amber, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nease and Cassie, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Voss, Tony Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Loomis, Agnes Mowery , J udy Van . Cooney, Ira and Teresa, Norma Wilson, Kim and Marla, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burton, Judy Stout , Mrs. Chris Buzzard, Chnstin 'and Josh, Lenora J enkins, Donna Koehler, Becky Koehler, Jeff Proffitt, Sampson Hall , and Mr. and Mrs. Lann y J enkins. '· I. ' j ' Mr. and Mrs. Perry D. Curtis, 52712 S.R. 681 , Reedsville, ' will celebra te their 4oth weddi ng an. niversary Saturday with an open · reception at the Reedsville Fire Department. The celebration is being hosted by the children of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis and relatives and fr iends are invited to call between the hours of 2 and 4 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis were married on Dec. 28, 1940 at Long Bottom by his grandfather, W. D. Chambers. They have li ved thei r entire married life in the Olive-Orange community. 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LEO (July ZJ.Aug. 22~ Nec.'. t!s.'lity 111 the mother of Invention where you are concerned today. New Ways can be found to solve two difficult prublems. Think 11 -14 LB . AVERAGE OPEN DAIL r fROM 8 AM TILL .10 PM ·. SUPERIOR EZ CARVE J9 , - SUPER MARKETS RIVERSIDE VW . HARVEST BRAND SMALL SELECT SCMI BONE'LESS •• CarC\inal LET US SHOW YOU HOW 195 Upper River Rd . SALE DATES DECEMBER 22-27, 1980 VAUGHAN'S W E CANSAVEYOUAS MUCHA S ASTRO GRAPH Old f ncm..l~£i ps .,_.1\1 cuntinuc tube of ~o:re<1t value tv you , but new P<tl!:i will bt> tht' ones who will pnJvc mo.~t helpful tfn ~ eu1mng year. Utihze every uppt)rtumty tlJ rr'""d fr esh faces. CAPRJCORI'' !Dec•. 22-Jau. 19' :-l'u une likes to !)t' a e~:u sed of hem~ o ft:ncL... slller. but lodll)' tl1<!1 may be your hest ll t~ilion If yoo're caught bclwucn twv fvn:u:> >~oith ''~' posinfS views . HtJrn<~nce, tr<t vcl.l uck. n: ~MJ I"­ ce ~. possible p1Uu lls anti earccr for llw cmning mon\hs are all lit sc us:-,t~ d Hl }Out Astro-Gn~p h, which bcg111.~ wtth yuur llJ rthday. Mat! S1 fur cal·h to AJ;; tro-Gr<Jph, Hux ..a9, Radio Cil>' Statioll, N Y. 10019. Be ~ure tu~pecify b1rthdalc . ' AQUARIUS tJan . 2G-f' eb. 19' It' s necess<~.r)' tOOa y to be tena ch.1w; wlwn• im · purtcmt gwls Hre concerned. Ua ng m there .. Success may be denied until the )a.!illlliOUtl! . PISCES tFcb. 2&--Ma rl'h 23; A si tuatilin you have been unHblc to get off dead -center for the pu.!it few days may sudden I)' begin to mcve in the dircctiur1 in which you've bt.:t:n • Ir;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~ Troop has gathering ... , Sentinei- Pag~7 · FROM ALL OF US, David L. Glea$011, Meigs Local School District superintendent, was released Wednesday from the Cleveland Clinic where he recenUy underwent surgery, and Is • recuperating at his home in Portsmouth. · tracurricular activities and future ~Y~oun :g~,J~r~.,~an=d~Do~r:se~l~Mi~.l~le:r·__,__J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ potential. ,_ will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversa ry on Sunday. Dec. 28. with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. at their home in Mason, W. Va. Married on Dec. 27, 1950 at the Christ Episcopal Church in Point Pleasant, W. Va . by the l<ite Rev . The Daily RECUi'ER.4TING Couples to celebrate wedding anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Foreman Pomeroy-M idd leport, Ohio December 22, 1980 I •·or. • •• • ••• Pkt. .. 3 ~~llPies •1 00 ASSORT E D FLAVORS CARDINAL ICE CREAM '11 Ga l . Cln . 69C I ' -. , �'. • ~ge-b- The Daily sentinel Pomeroy Carmans asked r.. to join club Dan D. Cannan and Bruce Ryan Cannan, _sons of Sylvia C. Cannan, Long Hollow Road, Pomeroy,' and Ivan H. Carman, Route 2. Pomeroy, have been named to the Ohio Institute of Technology President's Cldb, according to OIT President Richard A. Czerniak. Both students attained a 3.5 or bel· -ter accumulative grade point average making thern eligible for membership in the honor organization. Bruce graduated from Meigs in 1979 and is enrolled m ·the fourth term of a technician's program, while Dan, a graduate of Meigs in 1980, is in his second tenn there. .r ROUTLANESD-A~I~ft·extychangteeanad'tures exchange . ': Rose Garden Club members meet Members of the Rose Garden Club 'of Tuppers Plains met at the home of Mrs. Phyllis Rice for a Christmas diM.er and party. Mrs. Floyd Stout was in charge of devotions llSing scripture from Matthew with members giving the won by Mrs. Hazel Barnhill. There was a gift ex~hange and members played games with prizes being provided by the hostess. Christmas cards were signed for several .inactive members including Cht'/d:fen 'S 110me U y tSt T T.' Lord'~Prayerinunison. Forrollcall members gave a Christmas memory. Mrs. Doris Koenig gave timely gardening tips, and Mrs. Carl Barnhill bad the verse of the month. The Gardener's Creed was given in unison. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Floyd Stout was won by Mrs. Ethel Arbaugh, Hostess prizes were Atkins, FraJlces Young, Elsie ; Roush, Ruith Erlewine, and Albert : Zito. ; The group then went to Shoney's at ' ; Point Pleasant for a holiday diMer. · They were joined there by Mr. and ; Mrs. Paul Pauley and Mr. and Mrs: ~ Don Wilson. !; e carol sing 1\'ere features of the annual Christmas party of tJ.e Past Matrons Club, Harrisonville Chapter 255, Order of the Eastern Star, held at the home of Mrs. Bernice Wlnn. Gifts for an exchange were placed beneath a lighted tree. Mrs. Wlnn was at the piano for group singing of carols. Sylnpathy card was signed and sent.to Mrs. Donna Nelson in the . death of her stepfather, Grover Stout. Refreshments were serv~ to . Mr. and Mrs. Nonna'n Will, Mr. and Mrs. Harold . Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Fred George, Pearle Canaday, Stella Mrs. Myrt!e Boggess, Mrs. Neisel Weatbennan, Mrs. Mary Pen• nington, and Mrs . Leona Babcock. The club will not met in January. The February meeting will be held atthe home of Mrs. Doris Koenig. " A visit to the Gallia County · there they went .to the Pomeroy Children 's Home was made by the Health Care Center to take lap robes Bradbury Variety Club members and tray favors. "A poinsettia was recently following a dinner party at also delivered to Oleva Cotterill of Shoney's in Point Pleasant. Bradbury. The group delivered gifts to the Members then went to the home of children at the home, several of Mrs. · Bernice W!nn for a dessert whomarefromMeigsCounty. From course gift exchange. The Ohio iddle December 22, 1980" Middleport, Ohio • • VIewmg DEC. 22, 1980 NEWS RAINBOW FACTORY MOVIE ·(ADVENTURE I •' ' 'Force Of One" 1970 ({) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS I]) ABC NEWS C1J PROGRAM UNANNOUNcEO tTIJ OVER EASY 'lifelong Mer· '·~ "' ' WORST CASES . People who,have nothing concrete to worry about offen have the worslr · cases of anxiety over wh8t they · should be worrying aboul riage' Guests: Nobel Prize·winnif1Q acientiat Lin us Pauling and his wife, THAT'i; RI6H~ MA'AM! .AND WHO~V~R FIRED IT CAN'T SEE US EITHER- WH ICH :5 JE5 T THE WA'/ AH LI KE 1T! r:=================-::=-::-:-::-:-::-========-------------=-------:.:_______;________.,...S socia l a ctivist" Ava . Hosta:Hugh Downs and Frank Blair. 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In this process you must discard two cards from dummy and one irom your own hand. Chuck a spade and a heart from dum· my and a club from your hand . You have given up on +KQ65 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South all possible squeezes to retain four diamonds in each hand ." North· East 1 NT Pass Pass Alan: "You also will have an opportunity to watch your opponents ' plays. West will diScard on the third heart while East Will be busy just following suit. You will count East for fou r hearts and at least six cards in the black suits , or a minimum of ten Soutb 1 NT Pa~ Pass Opening lead:+J cards I ' r \ I that aren't diamonds. Therefore. East won't be able to come · up with four By Oswald Jacoby aad Alao Sootag diamonds.·· Oswald: " Now you have a Oswald: "Here is a hand to sure thing . You cash your acebother the experts with. Just queen of diamonds. II East show the North-South cards follows, diamonds will break, and ask how to make seven but East shows out. Now you notrump. There are 12 top have a ~roven finesse agamst tricks. II hearts break 3-3 or ' West's lack and the comph· diamonds 3-2 there are 13, so cated sam has turned out to neither red suit is going to be a cinch ." break, or there would be no {NEWSPAPI:o:R ENTt::RPRISE ASSN J ~t!W·VJ·~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Dress fabric 5 Cut 10 Sounded 11 Bring to 12 Alias Hopalong Cassidy 13 Gone a loft 14 Suffix with heir 15 Betake oneself 16 Suffix with here 17 Worker on water 3l! Pyromania 39 Gull's relative DOWN 1 Ear parts 2 " Mighty l..ak' 3 See 7 down 4 Ancient Yesterday's Answer . times 15 ~' astener 28 One impor· 5 Withered 18 Byre.sounds tuning 6 Midianite 21 Doggone 29 City of the king it' Krupp 7 With 3 Down , 21 One works season's 31 "frost pilferin g greetings 23 Marshes the punk10" 8 Enchanted 2! Caballero's 3! 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',,," ·~" i 'I- I COI~PANY I I .' '' . AND' SLEDS PRICE w. ~a in YY2 -214J Pomeroy, 0 . Rcp rese nttnq e. ~~ . . ·• \ ' ALL TOYS EXCEPT WHEEL GOODS TREE TRIMS • Wh4 polt.er . Why not use dimes Money is dirty! ~ ALL DOLLS AND ALL reds, one See? BUSINESS POLICY Insurance Package For You I'ER • NO ENGRAVING AT THIS PRICE l 2 PRICE I r---,-- MEN'S • WOMEN'S . BOYS' • GIRLS' STRETCH BAND REG. '4.50 (Answers tomorrow) m ?O% ,., ••% REGULAR $39.97 to $49.97 GAMES gymnasts compete for their team' s title in a variety of exciting events . '{OtJ AD'J~RTIS~ ([) &_ANFORD AND SON ' e l]) JOKER'S WILD . ~<;; 5t..A'71-t~D " " HOLLYWOOD SQUARES '' '' (fiJ DICK CAVETT SHOW EARLE BRUCE SHOW . ID FACE THE MUSIC 7,59 HE~ UPDATE 8 ill THE LITTLE HOUSE 8 :00 VEARS The story otth elnga II afamily from their pioneer days in Kansas, their arrival in Walnut Grove, how they endured prairie fires and SHE'S AGREAT 8ALLEKINA,N111'f.' 5HE HAD 'fi), OR 60'1'! 51'\Ell SURE· I'M TRAPPED IN TH ' hailstorms that ruined crape, and M!BE Tl£ GREATEST! .• 50 FRIENDS B<1CK t'lJME THAT AIR 1 MIDDl E(J NOI'iHERE W ITH AN the touching story of Charles' 1AHYI'iA'1'WHA1 DOES 5HE [)()? TEA C H ES A father are someottherecollecttons I' I OULO 5UFFER ANNIE! ENEMYsrY WHOBEATS UP that the Ingalls share with their BUHCH OF RUHNY-N O~EP K IDS ANYA 15 ASILLY I'IOMAN! • I!RI\CE Ul'! l'i()MEH I'M S'P05ED T' newest family member, Albert . (3 FOR NICKLESANDDIME S! hrs .) (Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.) SHE COULD HAVE BEEN ENJOY TH' AIR! ... I]) ROCK CHURCH . WEALTHY! ... ffi MOV!E ·(ADVENTURE) '' DuellntheJungl•" 1Q57 I])(J}) CD THAT'S INCREDIBLE IICIJ®l FLO CIJ(j]) GREAT PERFORMANCES' SHE LOVES ME ' She Loves Me' is the story ol lwo young people who meet thro ugh a lonely hearts co lumn on ly to discover that they work in the same perfume store. The production features Robin Ellis , Gemma Craven and David Karan . (2 hrs.) 8 :30 (J) MOVIE ·(SUSPENSE)'' "PI· trick" una CHAAMED, MISS WUNCH' ~ WOW! NOW '«JU'RE I WANT YDU TO MEET GI])(!O) LADIES' MAN HOPE YIJU ' LL EXCUSE M,I>.H WHAT AH C~LS A OUR NEW STAR .... 8'58 (]) NEWS UPDATE BROTHER BILLY... H E'S A. Ll' L FILLY.' \VANNA. S IP MUNDA WUNCH! • 9:00 CJJ 700 CLUB SHORT ON COUTH ! O' MY COLA~ - - " CIIilllm MONDAY NIGHT FOOT· BALL ABC Sports will provide live coverage of the Pittsburgh Stealers vs the San Diego Cha.rgers. ClllJ®l M.A.S.H. A brawlal AD· sie'sbar puts Rosie in the hospital,' end the 4077th do ctors are pressed into service as temporary aatoonkeepars. tRepeat} 9,30 CII])®J HOUSECALLSJunaAIIy· son guestatara a a a patient who is Ch arley ' a favorite until she turns out to beacon womanattempUng to axtort money from him and the hospital. GASOLINE ALLEY 10:00 CD MOYIE ~COMEDY) ..... " GoIn Styto" 1979 TBll_EVENING NEWS ; (])(JQ) LOU GRANT Fas cinate d by a woman recluse who lives over an abandoned reataurant, Lou puts uie Tribune on the tra il of a loogunsolved murder involving names from Hollywood's golden years . (B_epeat; 60 mins.) C1J MOVIE ·(DRAMA),.. 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Steed , Purdey and Gambit find themselves up ag8inst Scapina, the best agent intheworld, and also the largest, he is .. 00-leet tall and solid al!l& rock . (Repeat) CIJ ABC CAPTIONED NEWS (10) MOVIE ·(COMEDY) ••• ''TJ~mmyand tl'le Doctor'' 1e63 11 ,45 CD MOYIE ·( SUSPENSE) .,. BARNEY ' ....n With The Golden Gun'' 1!174 <Il il1l Cl N~WS NOW, IF TH'WOODSHED I GOT ENOUGH WOOD 12: 15 CII (j2J W ABC NEWS WILL ·JUST LAST ALL NIGHTLINE IN JH' WOODSHED TO 12,30 (]).<I) TOMORR(1W Gues18' WINTER LONG WINTER Gahan Wilson , cartoonist. (90 XXJ I X) YIE LD ELOPE EXHA LE A)'/E IGH . Answer : What the shoema ker' s ric h cu stomer wasWELL·HEELED tics events at the year _Top female ~~~TEW I'JHE'f.l FRE511 .· OFF ALL HAND HELD ELECTRONIC iT'S tJ01 ~"1"'-1 ..., I'JHAT I Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as sug· ·gested bv the above cartoon. I Jumbles Saturday 5 AN' Bruce Carman HOUDA Y DREAM Holiday dream · department : Being presented with January's bills at 1973 prices. tltJ~I~ ... RUNNIN6. Printanswerhere:[ ~ IT'S' ASalf Ttl£:; TI<E% OH. •NORELCO •REMINGTON •SUNBEAM REGULARLY OVER $1000 NOW • ' ELECTRIC SHAVERS A.LL TOYS ~OODS·, • SAVE '4.00 to '14.00 ALL DOLLS AND EXCEPT WHEEL · I I IRETAUM I . I KJ I I ffie • r tJ I . "THE'Y ~OV I DE SU PPOI'IT FO~ "THOSE WHO A.I<:E' I ••·. ... ~ .. �- . - ~to- P. Pomerov-M•ddleport, Oh•o The Da1ly Sent mel UMW meet features candlelit ceremony Me and Jesus are Capricorns I first heard Janette read this three years ago m a college class we had together under Miss Ruth Thomas I was so touched by her narrative I sent her a birthday card the next year I asked her pemuss1on to repnnt the story here Janette LS an employee of the Ohio Valley Publishing Company - Sallyanne Holtz Lifestyle editor By special request By Janette Thompson No one ever asks a Chnslmas child What do you want for your buthday ' Yes 11 s Chrtstmas time agam The season of JOY and g1vmg for me tt ts the season of my buih That s nght Chrtstmas Day This hllle btl of wrtbng ts for those of us who share this dav because we re the only ones who understand When ltlhng out forms lor things such as dnver s licenses medical mfonna!Jon 01 even college regtslratton sbps the per son on the other Side never fatls to exclaun Oh A Chrtstmas baby I usually JUS! nod but they continue That s neat (or some eqmvalent phrase ) I usually mumble Yes and hope thev hurry on knowmg they mean well As a chtld I was told I was speetal because my btrthday was the same as that of the Babv Jesus I didn t realize I was dtf ferent Wltil I entered the real world and turned seven m the l1r st grade others got paddhngs from that beloved grade school prmc1pal others blew out the candles on M1ss Waters card bQard cake lllld others partied JUSI lor them Until this tune I was Wider the unpress10n that everyone s buthday was like CbrLStmas The year I turned 21 the best present I rece1ved was from my college room mate It wasn I so much the gtft she had sent across the contment but the words she had wr1tten on the paper Scni>bled on the blue Happy 81rtbdays were the words To my roorrue this LS a real btrtbda) present tl doesn t belong Wider a ChrLSimas tree When we ChriStmas Children grow up statements come to us such as Oh yeah 11 ts your btr thday ISO I 11 and I lumped both presents mto one this year and somellmes a btl sar casucally Oh we never forget your birthday Our cakes come decorated wtlh Happy Birthday on one s1de and Merry Chrtslmas to all on the other Gtfls are wrapped m Christmas paper and to this day I have never been able to recetve a gtlt wtthout feelmg obligated to gtve Then there LS the story my mother has told every year lor 23 (almost 24) years about how I was delivered by her doctor s husband who also was a doctor thank goodness but the Mrs didn t deliver on holidays When my mother mqutred as to the whereabouts of his wtle he replied You d1dn I expect her to come out on Chnstmas did you' (Welcome to the world 1t It was that 21st year that! fell mto a ptt of self sorrow Durmg mr college years I had celebrated many 21st btrthdavs of frtends One of the most memorable was m the baserne 1! of the library wtth a Hostess snowball cake and a match for a candle Hopmg we wouldn t get caught w1th food m the 1brary we sang softly It s those small things that can mean so much to the Christmas chtldren and many people can not apprectale them Yes I fell so sorry for myself that year Then I thought of the Man whose birthday I share and how Hts Father stood at the gates of their home and sent that Son across the galaxtes to a dtrty old cold barn to be born Ever) day I celebrate the hfe He s gtven rne and I realize that arrudst all the Santa Claus parades stretch monsters and Ltttle Bab) Ever) things that people forget Hts btr thdaytoo Janette tle~rll Host Jpmtly dmner Mr and Mrs Fred Goeglem hosted a fanuly holiday dmner part) at thetr horne Sunday Attendmg Delton Hughes Lancaster Larry Gmny and Lmdsey Retd Lancaster Lisa Hughes Lancaster Karen and Molly Bauman Lancaster and Mr and Mrs Phihp Stolp Plamlteld lnd who arr ved 01 Fnday for a longer VISit were Mr and Mrs Glarence Karr Millersport Mr and Mrs Robert Karr Stacey and Tom Millersport Mr and Mrs James Karr Todd and Aaron Mtllersport Mr and Mrs TICKLE HOLES Let the grass grow under vour feel and tl ll hckle through the holes m your shoes .oectmber 22, 1980 December 22,1980 Installation of ol!tcers 1n a can dlelight ceremony was a feature of the Chnstmas party <if the Alfred Uruted Methodist Women held recently at the church lnslaUed by the Rev Richard Thomas were Nelhe Parker president Florence Ann Spencer VICe president Janet Moore secretary Jamce Pulhns lreasuter Thelma Henderson mtsstons cha1rman Oste Mae Follrod chatrman of the normnat10ns conmuttee For the carry m meal the tables were decorated With red Chrtstmas candles and wreaths Nma Robmson and Clara Follrod were on the hostess commtttee Spec•al recogmtion was gtven to Nma Follrod retinng treasurer for her years of faithful and outstandmg servtce Ofltcers dtslnbuted gtfls which had been placed Wider the lighted tree Janice Pull1ns conducted the exchange of secret stsler names lor 1981 The family of the late Grace Swartz UMW member sent Chnst mas cards and souverur gills m Grace s memory to the UMW mern bers Ada Grace Wmdland had !he prayer calendar for the month ChriStmas cards were stgned lor Helen Woode Kate Rodehaver and Emma Lou Fmch The meetmg closed With the smgmg of Chrtstmas carols Others present were Martha Elliot Isola Taylor Bonme Thomas Edith Harper Rtchard and Tun Spencer Genevieve Guthrte Oste and Lee Henderson Lisa Wmdland Henry Hart Anna Thompson Dale Windland Robert Michael and Roberta Pullins Wilber Parker and Cla1r Edward Follroo Next meetmg wtll be at the church wtth Ms Spen cer to have a program on Prayer and Sell Dental 1 PubIc Nohce AN ORDINANCE PROVlDl NG FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A MOTOR VEHICLE TAX OF POMEROY OHIO Be t orda ned by the Counc of the V age of Pomeroy Oh o thr ee fourths of a membe s con curr ng th ereto Sec That s necessary for the purpose of pay ng the cos ts and ex penses of entorc ng and ad m n ste ng he tax prov ded for n th s o d nance and for p ann ng constr uct ng mprov ng rna nta n ng and repa r ng publ c r oads h ghways and streets ma nta n ng and repa r ng br d9es mun c pa corporat on s v aducts and pay ng the part on of he costs and ex penses of cooper at ng w th the department of h gh ways n the p ann ng m provement struct on and of state con h gh Publ c Not ce •nMemanam ways pay ng the mun n c pa corporat on s per ton of the compensat on damages costs and ex penses of plann ng con s uct ng econstruct ng mp ov ng rna nta n ng and epa r ng road and s reets pay ng any costs appo rt oned to lh e mun c pa corporat on un d~r s~ct on 4907 47 at tile Rev sed Code pay ng debt se v ce cha ges on notes or bonds of the mun c pal cor par at on ssued for such purposes pur cha s ng erect ng and ma nta n ng street and t aff c s gns and markers purchas ng erect ng and ma n a n ng traff c I ghts and s gnals and to supp emen t revenue a ready ava abe for such purpses to evy a motor veh cle cense tax by sad mun c pa ty n accorda nce w th Sect on 4504 06 of the Rev sed Code o th e State nf Oh a WANT AD INFORMATION PHONE 992-2156 Sect on There s he eby lev ed an annua cense tax n ado ton to the ta~ lev ed by Sect ons 4503 02 4503 07 and 4503 8 of th e Rev sed Code upon the oper at on of mota veh c es on the pub c cads o h ghways w th n the v aoe Sa d tax shall be at the rate of F ve Do ars per motor veh cle on all motor veh c es the d str ct o eg st at on of wh ch as def ned n Sect on 4503 0 of the Rev sed Code s n the mun c pa corporat on of Pomer oy Such tax sha I be n add on to the taxes at the ra tes spec t ed n Sec f ons 4503 04 and 4503 6 of Affesl the Rev sed Code sub1ect to reduct ons n the manner s Jane Walton I hereby cert fy that the above s a true and correct copy of Ordmance No 480 passed by the V llage of Pomeroy Counc I on 12 15 80 Jane Walton prov ded n Sec t on 4503 13 of the Rev sed Code and the exemot ons orov ded, n Sect ons 4503 16 4503 17 and 4503 71 of the Rev sed f...OOe Sec I I Be t further or da ned that a copy of th s Ord nance be cert f ed to the Reg strar of Motor Veh c es Sec IV Th s Ordmance sha take effect and be n for ce from and after the ea rl est da te prov1ded by PUbliC NOtiCe PUBLIC NOTICE Sea led proposals w II be rece ved by the V II age of law Passed 12 15 80 M ddleport Me gs County Oh o n the off ce of the Mayor v llage Hall M d s Clarence Andrews Mayor d eport PM -----------~---------- Curb Inflation. Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savell I Address---------eANNOUNCEMENTS l • Announnmrn G veaway S Happ'f Ad LoSia,nd Found 6 Phone __________~---- e RENTALS 4 MOUU$ 0 Ren 4Z Mob e Homes o Rent • 44 Apil P n one word n each space below Each n CIRCLE t a or g oup of f gur es counts as a word Count name and add ess or 10 6 phon e number f used 3 You get be tter r esults Words f you descr be fully -+~d~ay:!.t~l!l:::::..:..:..r:.:..:; q ve pr ce The Sent ne eserv es the r gh to to 16 Sl 00 Sl 00 S4 00 S7 00 class f y ed t or e ect any ad Your ad w be to 25 Sl 30 $3 75 550SIOOI put n th e proper ~el'l men Ill U- F~ooms U -- Spi e o Ren 4 Wan'eG oRen 41-- Equ pmen o Ren '( o~~rd Sa e • PublcSae AD WANTED & AUCI on 9---WantedtoBuy eMERCHANDlSE e EMPLOYMENT SERVICES He p S3 s• 2 S tu ed ~anted J lnlu ance 4- Bus nus T il n n111 s---scnoo s ns rucl Hou eho d Good~ CB TV Rad o Equ Ant qun s H wanled M H S6 on 6 Rad o TV &CBRe!Nir a-wan td To Do sc Me chand se Bu dngSIJpp es Pesto Sae clas f cat on eFARMSUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK e FINANCIAL aus ness 1 Tru~:kl Oppor un y u l Monev to La.n 1l P oeuona 64-- Miy & G 1 n H - SeeG I F5 eTRANSPORTATION e REAL ESTATE Auto~ 3 t1omn or 5a e 32 Mob e Homes vans&ewo ' Mo OfC)'( es AuoP;t s-- or sa e J4- Bus ness Bu d 1111 Lots & A~: uge :J• Rea Es a e Wanled - '_ -- _- 32 _-_ _-_ 4 _ _.;__ __ 5. _ _ _ _ __ eSERVICES Imp ovemen s 11-P umb nt& Excavat ng ll E'uvat ng I Want Ad Advert1s1ng Deadlines 1lOPMDay 2 Noon Home 5"urtl~ U-M H o Monday 6 _ _ _ _ __ 7 _ _ _ _ __ U-E ectr n & Re 1te a on ls-~ent 1 11 Haul Repo~~ ng r Upho s try . Cuh 1 Clay lda,s Cha,. " to 1 St 10 I 00 let.lys • days ,.,. In word ove 2 25 p.s n I'Mim 15 wo ds t 4 cent1 pe wa d per aay Ads unn ng 0 her han con1ecut ve dlY1 w b4l cho~~rgecl at lht 1 dlv Each memo I' them CarO ol Thank, and Ob rnlnirnllm Casll n adYIInct u•r¥ 'tiHIII ~ wort:! Sl oo e Home sa •• and Y:trtl sa es are acceplecl onlv w tt. cash w th ante 15 etA en• te: or ds urry ng Bolf Num~r Inca e of Tilt San ne MoD I 25 26 _ ___:___ _ __ The Owner reserves the r ght to reject any or a b ds and to wa ve any n formal t1es n b ddmg THE VIL LAGE OF MIDDLEPORT OHIO Fred Hoffman Mayor Dec l 8 15 22 Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By v rtue of an Order of Sa le ssued out of lhe Com man Pleas Court of Me gs county Oh o n lhe case of Young M d d eport Oh o Pla nt ff Dorothy L aga nst Kenneth McFann et a Defendants upon a ludgmenl therein ren dered be ng Case No 17551 n sa d Court 1 w 11 offer for sa e at the front door of the Cour thou se n Pomeroy Me gs Countyl 0h o on the lOth da~ o January 1981 at 10 oo o c ock A M lhe follow ng ($25 oo Be ng all of Lot No 52 n Lower Pomeroy now m corporated mto and a part twe nty f ve do ar depos t w 1 be b d open ng The successful b dder may reta n h s Draw ngs tor further use and h s depos t refunded 24===== Oh o lands and tenements th rty (301 days after the 22=~==== 23 struct on regulat ons n c uded here n relat ve to spec a requ rements for procurement of abor the spec al nformat on g ven n the nformat on to B d ders to the Spec aJ Reqli rements for wage rates the hours of em p oyment as ascerta ned and determ ned by the Department of lndustr a Re at ons and prov ded for n the laws of the State of Street Marion Oh o 43302 requ red for each set of Draw ngs Spec ficat ons and Contract documents taken from the above of f ces the full amount of wh ch w II be refunded upon return of same w th n a_:__ _ _ __ d rected lo the spec al con wll to of the VIllage ol M d d eport Me gs County Oh o and that part of Lot No 51 m sa d vtl age descr bed as follows Beg nn1ng at the southeast corner of Lot No 52 On Pear l Street thence soUffi along Pearl Street 17 feet to the ns1de of a curb on the south s1de of the pnve way thence at rtght angles V11lage of Middleport Oh o The secun ty nterest of the vendor n the per sonal property shall also be ev1denced by a Secur ty Agreemen cover ng both th e persona property sub tee I to th s agreement plus any after acquered proper ty and nventory t be ng ntended lhat lh s shall mean equ pment f and nventory of chand se ~ ures mer The personal property was appra sed at $16 041 00 The real estate was appra sed at Development by Janul!lry For further nformat.on contac t the Mayor s off1ce ~ larence Andrews Mayor V llage of Pomeroy Ohio 341.-==~== ~- r 1 ~-------~----------~---4 ( ( John Sheets three & one half m les south of M d dleport SLEEP ING rooms or w room & board Sen or s lver Call J A Wamsley Con Shop Athens OH 592 6462 P ease call992 3458 only once more I could hear aga n Your step at the k tchen door Though often there was ~ut l ttle sa d The s lence we both I share And was glad when the even ng came For there were two of us there Though t me m ght c:l m sharpness for me know t can never erase The sound of your voce nor take away The 11 son of your dear face stamped lOK 14K or 18K gold 5,11ver co ns pocket Call Joe Clark at watct~es 992 2054 at Clarks Jewelry Store Pomeroy Oh o 45769 USED FURNITURE Gold r ngs pocket ot beh nd The bless ngs that God bestowed For ours was a mar r age made tow thstand The fa rand the stormy weather Tho you ve gone ahead and I must rem a n We I st I walk a ong together Verv verv sadly m•ssed by hes w fe Ruth ch ldr-en Mary Ken neth & Meke grand ch ldren Brenda Don na Robbms Keeth Me Carty & Ktmberly Smtth In remembrance Of i.:eWIS J S m I tb on hiS btrthday November 3 1980 we love you and from day to day unt f nally d sposed of Any person nterested may f e wr: tten exceRteofls to sa1d accounts or to mc,t ters perta mng to ftle ex~cut on of the trust nbt ess than f1ve days pn 0r 'o the date set for hear ng , Robert E B"''k JUDGE Common PlefiS Coul.t Probate D vis on Me gs County 01\ o 1121 22 ltc l RACINE NOTICE ON FlLlNGOf' INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT GUN SHOOT Rae ne Gun Club every Fr day n ght start ng al 7 30 p m Factory choke guns only The State of Ohio Metgs ! G ven under my hand and seal of sa d Court! tbls 12th day of December Robert E B k Ju e ( By Carolyn G Thomes (121 15 22 21c Deputy Cleyk l'iAVE YOUR deer trophy mounted B.rchf eld s East on 124 at Rutland 742 2178 DEER cut & wrapped at Maple Wood Lake between $yracuse & Rae ne Oh 125 per head ss add 11ona1 watches cha ns diamonds & so on Copper brass and batter es ant que terns aiSD do appra sa s com p ete auct oneer serv ce Over 30 years ex per ence n bus ness w 11 buy com pet~ estates M dd eport Oh 992 6370 decorated seven room house new carpet throughout new gas fur nace wa er heater full ent off street $18 500 00 anyt me 12 shotgun ~uage as a young bus ness person and earn good money plus some great g fts as a Sen t nel route carr er Phone us r ght away and get on the e gtbtl ty I sl at 992 2156or992 2157 ---------- and LPNs look. ng for challeng ng and reward ng work' T red of rotat ng sh fts' Feel the need to 1 your deas in -1-l'esider1t care wtth a h ghly mot vated staff? Pomeroy Health care center has the answer for you Due to ach ev no near max mum cens us we now have ts Compettt ve salary ex cellent work ng cond t ons I fe tnsurance and d sab lilY pol cy at no cos I to the emp oyee and hospitalization nSurance ava1lable Came v s t us or ca ll Nancy Van Meter R N D rector of Nurs ng Pomeroy Heatth Care Cen ter 614 992 6606 Wl LL Do small bus ness " VACANCY 1.2 5 unftl Christmas care FAYE S Glfl Shop 1n M d w II be open from IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY~OHIO IN THE MATTER uF SET TLEMENT OF AC Heat ng Ftlel 1 & 2 Ex Company 0 Rhohe 1 614 992 2205 M ddleport Wtll be open three days a week Man ~ l:fay Fr day Saturday l<om 9 5 c osed Tu~sda~ & board Thursday u:.~~~----~-----­ ~ leys Barga1n Store 10 Middleport w 11 be closed ti:ecember 29 to January 5 1981 YOUR P lANO Dan els 2082 742 2951 or 992 g Its Stlk 'Qf aH other "" presslons of kindness ShOwn us tn the loss of our loved one Spec al)hanks to Ew ng Funeral Horire Reverend Freeland Norll"s Gerald Powell Metlls Sher If s Depllrtmohl Shirley Johnson Lebanon Township Trustees filr taking care Of the graV'I. ) Clarence Iva Melvin. & Brvan Lawrence lor rnerr help Words cannot fuLlY express our gratl~ :;rp OICh of YOU Wife lleSS)a diUOhters & families ' dlewrt SS 00 court House sfatlonery $2 00 a,t Meigs Museum Fr day Sunday afternoon or call 992 2304 ,..._ -----g Its s1lk soreem prents of Pomeroy ' ll Middleport $15 00 each 'l'anaramlc v ew of Mtd tlll'port SS 00 Court House 'Stationery S2 00 at Me gs 'Museum Fr day S\ nday afternoon or colt~2 200~ ""-.. - ".!).sr MINUTE CHRIST fjiAS FI.,ASH For a clever I!'IOd buy last minute riStr)'IIS gift try our orable sets of stuffed o m•l Mamas & theIr lnatchl(lll bab os Only 00 a let & onlr a few sets ft COnlacf Brenda Dovls Peggy Doerfer senllnel f1ce 111 court Street "Pomeroy 992 2156 or 992 2'1S7 ff ~ Real Estaie- General 992 2143 IB NEAR MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL - There 5 a wood burner that goes and f rewood $29 900 BUILDING SITE BRICK HOME - ava lab e ONLY $2 500 TWO FIREPLACES - 3 bedroom 2 baths arge liv ng room w th ovely stone f rep lace equ p ped k tchen full base rnent w th stone f rep ace on 10 2 acres w th 1 2 acre pond stocked>: Call for show A l 2 story home w th 3 bedrooms and a tam ly roorn t has new w r ng and the furnace s ust 4 years old There s 2 out bu ld ngs and approx mately 2 ac e JUST $16 000 NEKT TO NATURE PORTLAND - Approx ng CHESTER - 6 acres w th n ce remode led 3 bedroom home I v ng room sunporch d n ng room modern k tchen bath basement garage and severa bldgs ACREAGE - rnatel y 56 acres for pasture woods and bu ld ng s tes Abundant w 1(11 fe $23 900 EASTERN DISTRICT on y s 9 000 POMEROY - Un on to bus ness booKkeep ng n 992 727 4 afler 5 my home do sma 1 _ -.... . . ..... ......... .......... .... .,. - -------------Homes for Sale 10 ROOM brick 3 baths 1 , acre 6 rooms 2 baths 112 acres 6 rooms basement bath Mason 2 mobtle homes 3 bedroom never N ce 2 Add t on Pomeroy Oh o dltlonlng Call 985 381<1 or 992 2S71 7 ROOM HOME 2 2 acres ftrerl•ce woodburner tota elecltlc corpeted 2 car garage CUNNINGHAM &ASSOC. Mortgage Bankers 992 7544 VA loans - no mon ey down Federal Hous ng 3% on S25 ooo 5% on balance Conventeonal Loans5% down Call for tnformatton 992 7544 767 3167 or 557 3411 types of wood $35 oo per p ck up load Del vered w I stack tor Sen or C t zens 8A3 4951 or 843 2815 FIREWOOD 535 a truck load $60 a cord AI har dwood sp t & de l vered 843 4831 or 843 4734 F rewood for reasonable rates 992 sa le Phone Installed MEN S Western boots on sa le unt Dec 27 Pr ced Housing t~~~L~~:m dleport Sp t seasoned f r ewood for sale Del vered $30 00 Phone 247 3972 or 247 2575 sa e Phone seasoned f rewood Pool tables new & used lab e amp g ven free w th purchase of any new table Now unt Chr stmas A so buy one poo cue at regu lar pr ce get the second poo cue at one half pr ce HCC B ard 1486 Hebron Roa d Newark Oh a 614 522 3001 Pool tabes $125 oo poo new & used table lamp g ven free w th purchase of any new table Now unt 1 Chr stmas Also buy one pool cue at regu ar pr ce get the second pool cue at one half pr ce HCC B ard 1486 Hebron Road Phone 1 (614) 992 3325 512 000 - or. good offer w II be cons dered on th s 2 bedroom one floor frame home Has bath central heat ng and dr lied we 1 55200 - Od 6 room house and lr a fer spot w th al ut 1 t es 2 teve lots $16 500 - A rea buy r ght? 3 bedrooms fur nace basement some storm w ndows c•ty ut I t es arge lot for a garden pets or ch ldren a II at a pr ce you can afford gas electr c and water ava able soon 545 ooo - Good perma BEDROOM bedr.ooms fu I base ment garage central heat pat o copper plumb ng and new b~lh Storm dev ces WE ARE GETTING THEM SOLD FOR BEST RESULTS CALL US AT 992 3325 OR , , :1176 Housiny Ht ·.11/qu.lrtfNS LITTLE G rls do Regular $25 w 992 2288 cepled 992 6384 42 Mob1le Homes for Rent 10 )(55 two bedroom mob le home near Racme 992 5858 1975 two bedroom tra11er excellent cond t on located n the Country Mob te Home Park $175 00 per month s 100 00 depos t No pets Serous calls only Phone 247 3942 Two bedroom mobile home at Brown s Trailer Park 992 3324 44 Apartmenl for Rent -- Apartment for rent fur nlshed uttltles patd Two bedroom references & deposit requlr•d No pets John Sheets three & one half m•les soulh of Mid dleporl - 4 room ....___.,.._._ FURNISHED & bath adults on y no pet• Mlddloport 992 3874 72 Tru~ks for Sale HOOF HO LLOW Horses 1979FordF l504x4 power and pon es and r d ng lessons Everyth ng mag nab le n horse equ p ment Blankets belts boots l 4745 Reeves (614 698 3290 74 MEIGS Counly Humane Soc ety pets of the week are Severa l adu cats 5 black & tan pupp es back labrador black lr sh setter co li e type shepherd type b ack & tan house broke med um s Ie dog ready to be loved lovable m xed breed 992 n t~ s tr o P nled Patte o 4745 Worn a'hd watch dogs Phone 247 2161 AKC reg1sterd black ma le POOdle PUPPY $125 00 Ca 992 7102 Lowery elect c organ Teeny Gen e I ke new MUSICal Instruments MAS FLASH For a c ever QQOd buy last m nute Chr stmas g ft t y our ado abe sets of stuffed an rna Mamas & th e r match ng babes Only 00 a set & only a few sets eft Contact Brenda Daves or Peggy Doerfer Sen t n~ off ce 111 Court Street Pomeroy 992 2156 or 992 $499 00 992 2044 2157 slab $10 per ton De vered ens S zes are 34 (38 mch bust w1lh 40 och h p) 36 (40 bust 42 h PI 38(41 bust 44 h PI 40 (44 busl 46 h1p) 42 (46 bust 48 h PI 44 (48 bust 50 h PI 46 (50 bust 51 h PI 48 (51 busl 54 hjp) $1 75 lor lllh pattorn Add ~ lor 11<h patient lor ltnt-<1.. 11rm11l 10d hlndl•n1 Send lo: Holpo n M c ow t' 0 Heo~ G ow en Kc o Economy Revslfts I L P/estaelc en Now5299S ~"'- POMEROY ~LANDMARK Pomeroy CHlP WOOD Po es max on larges end $12 per ion Bundled lH:.,=-'ll~~ Rt 2 71 E)(cavat ng J & F BACKHOE SER Dozer & d tcher work land c ea ng water I nes gas nes grate work Char e Hatf e d 742 2819 E lectncat & Refngerat on makesl Autos for Sale NICE Chr stmas present 1976 Chevette good clean condlt on N-ew t.res sharp $1 895 304 882 2466 anyt me 1967 Camara 350 4 speed am fm cassene $1 200 992 2197 1975 GRANADA a c 6 cyl AKC Reg slered Co I e pup pes Tr co ored W be weaned & ready by Chr st mas 6 weeks old Dec 23 1916 CHEVY Nova 6 cyl automat c a c Ask ng Sl 900 992 7341 sso 985 3567 72 Trucks for Sale WHITE German Shephard pup N1ce Chr stmas g ft 197~ TOYOTA trutk good cond Sl 850 742 2421 T o 992 530" Siewert poodle L ne bred 2 male 1 1972 Ford P ckuo 14 nch 1 m n ature W I hold Chr stmas 992 2967 af MACHINE serv ce 992 2284 all The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sales and Serv ce We sharpen Sc ssors ELWOOD REPAIR BOWERS Sweepers toasters rons all small appl ances Lawn mower Next to State H ghway Garage on Route 7 985 3825 lOw m leage $2 300 Exc cond 992 7689 1 1I ter 5 83 Repa rs automatic reg stered WILL do handyman work n your home Furn ture repa r n my shop :.J m Ben t z 4th St Syracuse layoul 992 7201 Wanted to Buy d ameter 10 now 992 6309 or 742 22 11 CE I scensed & bonded sept c tank nsta laton water & gas nes Ex cavat ng work & trans t ::::Earm::su pplies 62 your carpet h ghiY recom mended reasonab e rates Scotchguard Free est mates Gene Sm th ca 1 v 11 OI6J IInne Adams Daily Sen lind 243 Weill Sl lin Ytd, NY 10011 Print ~L AODIIESS ZIP SIZE 111d ~nu NUIIIU Why put up w1th hlih pnces,.,. dollars, 1•t better quallyl Send lor 0111 NEW FALL WINT£R PATTERN CATALOG 94 patterns Fr.., Pattem Coupon (worth $1 75) CltiiCII $1 00 133-flllllal . . . Qalltiol$1 75 UO.Se.,.Sbls li-SUI 75 1m provements SEW IN G Ul4 Com o blue Hom e 81 84 ' ~o 011 '1Sil0 5 8S 00 H.S 1)0 5009S R(lg Sl ' co or Pomeroy 992 2689 ow At Pomeroy landmark Gil' R~nge UU!dlile l)er.lto U ett XL 1i Ch.l n Sllw U5ed 2 So'IW NI!!WBkesA lowA motorcyc e Ca ll 949 2649 GENES CARPET PUREBRED Eng sh CLEAN NG Deep strea m Shepherd pupp es Stock clean puts nu look back n to Oh o Pal et Co Look sl mmer Motorcycles 1978 KAWASAKI KZ 650 6260 LAST M NUTE CHR IST t.,-/1..,_ -/l.l-s steer ng power brakes n ted sl d ng back glass r ol bar am fm stereo tap e deck 22 000 m es $4800 00 Engl sh and Ca 992 2881 after 4 30 Ruth 57 SIZES 34-48 P11te<n Dept etc Western K NG wood burn ng stove w lh blower 985 3928 furn shed house ~I so two bedroom furn shed & one bedroom furn shed apart ments Ca ll after 6 p m 3 bedroo,m house w th fen ced yard . $175 per month plus depos t Ch ldren ac house sell fo$18 985 4250 un stone home out of a 1 f oods on 3 lots Has 3 1978 Chane) Mate stereo Pets for Sale SO THE Houses for Rent 742 2211 MAIN ST Phone 247 3972 or 247 2575 $125 00 poo SCHOOL Approx SAVE A LOT RUTLAND FURNITURE tor sa le Del vered $30 00 &03 TWO DRIVE ALITTLE - ~-=====.:..::.:.::::.:.~ 992 5Z76 fio Everywhere! Installed Good select ton roll end remnants $3 99 up F rew ood for reasonabl e rates Sp t $1295 Sq Yd & Up Installed pr ces Baley s Store M d 5776 992 5692 OFFICE 992 2259 41 $995 8 99 ForSS99 S2• 95 $44 95 20% off these am fm turntable 8 track recorder 2 speakers lnqu re Ingels Furn ture Ph 742 3092 RUl\AND FURNITURE CARPET SHOP DECEMBER CARPET SALE KITCHEN CARPET 4 Rolls CARPET With Paddmg RegSHAG $15 95 F rewood tor sa e M xed Jean Trussell949 2660 Roger & Dott e Turner Ph 742 3171 •• 12 4 1 mo 12 8 1 mo M sc Merchan se Velma N c nsky As soc L)lsement 10x27 sund~k First house past Memory Gardens 5 R 7 992 7741 PH. 742-2328 9926191 ASSOCIATES 52 500 Wooded ots n the country w th natural Gas heat central &ir con Iii 3 BOK 54 Racme Oh Stzes from 4x6 to 12x40 Cheryl Lemley A ssoc Tra11er lot for sale ss 000 ranch bnck home 1n Baum P&S BUILDINGS IF YOU NEED IT FIXED, WE CAN DO IT' Newark Oh o 614 522 3001 and only SBS 00 per month 4 7 acres 4 room house and ut I t es ava lable Peacefu Beaultful three bedroom Building & Repair Henry E Cleland Jr m11es soulh of M ddleport Rt 1 house located on Route 7 991 2571 pay cash or cert fed check for an ques and collec t bles or ent re estates Noth ng too arge Also guns pocket watches and con co llect ons Ca ll 614 bu d ngs $26 900 REALTOR Ask ng $38 000 llved In 2 bedroom rented Modular home lot on Route 1 three bedroom farm ATTENT ION 11M PORT ANT TO YOU W 11 Pe teet for a tam ly Has 4 bedrooms fam ly room n ce b u t n eq u pped k tchen Has two porches and 4 out sto y home 4 bedrooms 11 ng room d n ng room equ pped k tchen carpo t storage b dgs LAND CONTRACT $500 down 10% nterest 2 acres John Sheets 3112 S11es From JOxJO Utility Butldtngs S4 Anttques pat 0 A BUY AT $36 500 NEAR MINE TWO - Ave large 3 bedroom home vmg room k t chen fu basement garage on large lot Ask Wanted to Do Wanted Al TROMM Ph 614 843 2591 6 15 tfc mate l y 4 2 acres and a 2 bedroom home w th a heatalator f rep lace and r ea n ce k tchen Has full basement enough br ck to make a 7 2 acres w th 2 bedroom home on Hyse I Run Road e)(tra water tap & sept c tank ng $26 500 RUTLAND - Farm Bulldtngs SMALL Wanted to Rent 54 Over an acre and s located on Route 7 Water and e ectr c are 16 E Second Street Furnace repa rs electr cal work plumbmg mob le home or restdence 992 5958 c l ass t fled ads 47 53 POMEROY 0 992 2259 storage bu ld ng and 2 acres w th a garden Headquarters N can $125 00 a month 992 2259 Fam l y needs to rent house o mob le home n th e Chester school area Ca ll Geo S Hobstetter Jr Realtor Phone 742 2003 535 000 • New Homes ex tens1ve remodeling • E 1ectr1ca 1work • Roofing work 12Years Expenence Greg Roush Ph 992 7583 • Dozers • Backhoes Hourly Contract Large or sma111obs Ph 992 2478 l1203mopd ALL STEEL $125 00 a month 992 2259 w th th s 5 year OIC\ one plan home It ha s a tu basement a meta laun celled? Lost your operators hcense? Phone Too screem pr~nts of Pomeroy & Mtddleport $15 00 each Pana~amlc v ~ of M o 'Ollr stmas room Insurance 13 31 ~--cardOiThanks '" - - - -- --cs. The family of R&YiliOnd Fitch w sh lo express QIJr sincere apprec>latlon to our many fr ends & relati'IJI!s for the r prayers IQve sympathy beaultful fl01tal 700 992 2271 advlt foster AUTOMOBll.E SURANCE been Start ng J anuarv 5 198'1 "BB ley s Bargain Store n Chr stmas $6 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Mob le Home 56x12 furn shed 2 bedroom 1 2 baths water bed new centra l a r washer d yer nc uded carpeted Owner moved dry Reasonab le 992 6022 valuable to neg ect e)(pert tun ng & and repa r Lane Pub C NOtiCe S1tu-.:hons Wanted 11 Off ce space on Sycamore Street n downtown Pomeroy All 1:1f t es pa d Mob le Homes for Sale out of state 10 7 tfc PMC 1 304 882 2466 HOMETTE Mon Fr1 992 5682 PUU.INS EXCAVAnNG 1 22 lfc 985 4382 1971 Hrs 9AM530PM Pomeroy Oh 949 2862 949 2160 992 3954 -Auto and Truck Repa1r - Transm tsston Repa1r VC YOUNG II Free Est1mates Reasonable Pr ces Call Howard Off ce space on Sycamore St eet n downtown Pom eroy All ut t es pa d after5p m 'd eport 1970 1976 two 1971 tw a new 12 x 60 two bedrooms new carpet B x S Sales nc 2nd x V and Street Po nt Pl easa nt WV Phone 675 4424 REALTY tor sk nmng WEdnesday TR:O.:ILER spaces for rent Southern Valley Mob le Home Pa k Chesh re Oh new carpet 12 x 60 all electr c 12sx 6 bath & J GARAGE 992 6215or992 7314 All types of roof work new or repa r gutters and downspouts guHer cleanmg and pa1nt1ng All work guaranteed Pomeroy Large ots Cat bedrooms Cameron bedrooms Sky l ne bedroo ms HOBSTETTER 11 Help Wanted GET VALUABLE Iran ng COUNTRY MOBILE Hom e Park Route 33 North 992 7479 mob e home auto or as down payment of space for Rent 1972 Champ on 12 x 60 two at Pomeroy W II o-.·k;n,o automat c W nchester 985 3954 after 6 bookke-ep ng at home Have references 992 7274 ee l s or Chef 46 1973 Crown Haven 14 x 65 three bedtooms new car pet 197 Cameron 14 x 64 o bedrooms new carpet & s lver class open ngs for full and part ttme pos t ons on day sh fl but w II cons der other sh f Announcements Burger C t zens 949 2491 Mob le Homes for Sale carpel OLDER House On 87 Xl56 Wanted to Buy c lass r ngs wedd ng bands anyth ng 32 ROGER HYSEll'S -Addonsand remodeltng -Roohng and guHer work -Concrete work -Piumbmg and electr cal work t Free Est mates) H. L WRITESEL ROOFING Furn shed Rooms 45 WANTED TO BUY 31 Homes for Sale GOLD SILVER PLATINUM STERL NG CONS RINGS JEWELR NICE two bedroom country Y M SC ITEMS AB home v nyl std ng fu SOLUTE MARkET basement 513 900 00 949 PRICE GUARANTED ED 2801 No Sunday ca ls BURKETT BARBER SHOP MIDDLEPORT NICE TWO bedroom house OHlO 992 3476 w th three car garage n Rae ne 533 00 00 949 2801 OLD COINS pocket wat No Sunday calls Treasure Chest 12 Park St M1ddleport Oh Ph 992 6263 Anylime 12171mo depos t requ red No pets Wr te M D Miller Rl 4 Pomeroy OH 1 or cal 992 7760 742 2331 for rent: 3 rooms & Apartment for rent fur n shed ut t es pa d Two bedroom references & old furn ture desks gotd r ngs jewelry s lver dollars sterl ng etc wood ece bo)(eS tars ant ques etc Complete households NGS CARPENTER SERVICES" PWMBING AND HEATING bath 992 5908 IRON AND BRASS BEDS t me sa d accounts will be cons1dered and cant nued cards Apt Wilnted to Buy 9 w 1 be for hear.ng before sa d Court on the 20th day of January 1981 at wh ch Public Not ce - -- j'L..---------r"'""'---------:----------..J Unfurn shed one bedroom apartment for rent Ren t ~rs ass stance ava lable for sen or c ttzens Contact v llage Manor Apartments LOVELY female ktltens 3 gray str pe 1 wh te 992 6127 M nor Unless exce(Jtlons are f ed thereto sa d accourlts arrangements fers of fOOd & Furn 992 shed5914 apartments 992 3129 or 1 30~ 882 2566 at at 992 7787 a 12 1 22 lie ~8~:TT~I!IG~~88:-lJ' MATCH Giveaway 4 guess we had traveled -- 12 1981 AGE too manv m es Together along fe s road And too many t mes we d oved and shared Covnty Court of ComntDn Pleas Probate DIVISIOn Terms of sale Cash To tne Executor or Ad James J Proff tt Sher ff of m nlstrator of the est ale 1b Me gsCounty such of the fol ow ng as are res dents of the State of r121 B 15 22 3tc Oh o v z - the survtv ng spouse the next of ktn the -"-~P ccu" b'-ch' c: Notice- --~ -- -- beneftc ar es under tt~e w II and to the attorney .or NOrlCE OF attorneys representing anv PUBLIC HEARING The V llage of Pomeroy of the aforementioned P:'r sons well hod the second com Name of Decedent and munJty wide hear ng of a Residence are listed series of two heanngs con Howard L Sear s Route cern ng a Community Development Block Grant 1 M ddleport Ohto 45760 You are hereby nottfled applttot on on Fr day De<ember 26 1980 at that the nventory and AP Vtllage Ha ll E Second pra sement of the estattilf the aforementioned Str~et Pomeroy Oh o at deceased ate of said Coun 7 JOpm The purpose of th s ty were ftled tn this Court meet ng w 11 be to d scuss Sa d Inventory and Ap the use of Block Grant pra1sement w II be for program f nds n the hear ng before thiS Court VIllage At this meet.ng on the 5th dax of January cthzen nput regarding the 1981 at 1 30 o clock PM Any person desiring tlo use of funds w II be soi1C1ted The VIllage must f le except ons there!o sutlm11 an appl cat on to must ftle them at leastltve the U S Deparlment of days pr or to lhe date <~t J Houstng and Urban for hearing $69 300 00 Checks shall be made to the right 69 feel following OHIO payab e to the v lage of the lnsede Df sa d C\Jrb to Accounts and vouchers of 2_ 7 -_ -. ._ . ,_ -28 _ _w th n 3 feet of a bu ldlng the M tldleporl Oh o fo low ing named B. _ _ _ _ __ khown as 1!1 stor<age Each b•dder shall be bUild ng thence at rlght hduc1ar es have been flied 9. _ _.:..__ __ In the Probate court Meigs 29 . ~-- -----,-requ red to f e w th h s bid angles to the left 7 feel Oh o for approval County 10._ _ _.,...._ _ 30._ _ _ _ __ a Cert f ed Check thence at nght angles lo and settlement 31 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Cas h er s Check or the rlght 51 feet to the wesl 11 . _ _ _ _...,...._ CASE NO 23149 Final Proposa Bond for an I ne of Lot No 51 thence Account of Bernard v 12. _ _ _ _ __ along the wes• llne of l.ol Fultz Anclllar_y Ad amount equal to f ve per No 51 24 feet to the soulh miMIStralor of the Estate of 33._ cenl (5%1 of h sb d 1 3.-----'---~ corner of Lot No 52 Ethel P Ferrell Deceased 14. _ _ _ _ __ f the b d s accepted the west thence along the south I ne CASE NO 21685 First Ac s _ _ _ _ __ successful b dder shall en 35._ of Lol No 52 to the place of count of Velsla Roush ter nto a contract and fur beg nn ng Guardian of Christina 16 _ _ _ _ n sh a Contract Per E)(ceptlng and reserving Marte Smtih a minor tormance Bond and a unto the former grl!lntors CASE NO 21685 First Ac Pavment Bond as prov ded Thomas Russell Runyan count of VeiSta Roush and Olive Runyan their Guardian of Kev1n E~gene for below ne1 rs and ass ons 1!1 nght Smlth a minor A) A Contr act Per way to be used n com CASE NO. 21275 Fifth An formance Bonet n an of mon w th the Gran tees nuat Account of William J equal to 100°o of amount their heers and ass gns Ma1l Th1s Coupon wtth Rem11tance Hobstefter TruSiee of the I the tSII JSt of the upon a dnveway about 12 Trust Created by 1tem the Da11y Sent~nel I wo k cond t oned among feet In wldth runnmg from Eight of the l.ast Wlll and Bo~t 729 I other th ngs that the Con Pearl Street fi!OIIll the Testamem Of l.lnnle B tractor w II perform the southerly slde o the above Ta~lorLDeceased Pomerov, 6hio 45769 described reel estate and CAS~ NO 22558 First Ac work upon th e terms back a ~IIIMICe of 69 feet count of Joyce A Davis proposed w th the t me Nether th~ grantor> nor Gua<dtan of the ESiate ol 32'-=~==· Rates and Other Information 5 Words or Unde 17, _ _ _ _ __ 20:_ _ _~--21 . _ _ _ _ _ __ :u - J7-Rea on The se cas h rates nclude discount 9 .. . . . . , . . . - - - - - & Acceuo u Auto Aepil Fa m1fo he Wanted For Sa e Announcemen t For Rent o sa e l Copes of Draw ngs Spec f cat ons and Con tr act documents may be obta ned or exam ned at the off ce of the Mayor V I age Ha I M dd eport Oh o 45760 and at the off ce of Flayd Browne Assoc ates L m ted Con suit ng Eng neers pan ne s 181 South Man A ves toc~ Dec 30 1980 and pro1ect s S246 ooo 00 you 1 tolS U 50 $4 50 7 50 10 0~ for sa e 22 Se .., ces f check the proper box below Fa m l!.qu pmen wanted o Buv 6 6l l3 pm en 2 30 The proposed wo k under th s Contract cons sts of the cons tru ct o n of ap p ox mately 1060 nea feet o 6 servece sewer 3550 J nea feet of 8 sewer p pe 85 neal feet of 6 sewer n cas ng p pe 140 nea feet of a sewer n cas ng p pe 175 nealfeetot8 sewer n bored ho e a sewage I tt sta t on manho es and all appurtenances The proposed work under tht s Contract cons sts of the constructton of ap pro)C mately 1425 lt"eal fct of 6 servece sewer 3625 lmeal feet of a sewer p1pe 1101 nealfeetof8 sewerm cas ng p1pe 45 lineal teet of 8 sewer n bored hole a sewerage hit stahon manholes and all ap purtenances The est1mated con cost tor th s struct on CLASSIFIED AD INDEX 1- Ca d of Thanks l In Memo am unt MAR NA WEST SEWERS LIFT STATION AND FORCE MAIN CONTRACT NO 4 own ad and orde by ma I w th th s coupon Cance l you ad by phone when you get res u ts Money not refundab e Name __________________ Oh o th en pub c y opened and read aloud for the con struct on of W te you or Wnte Da1ly Sent•nel Classtfled Dept 111 Court St Pomeroy 0 45769 Clerk r 12) 17 22 2tc prescr bed n accordance w h the plans and spec f cat ons <B A Payment Bond n an amount equal to 100% Of the est mated cost of the work cond t oned tor the pay ment by he Contractor and a Sub con actors for labor pe formed and mater als furn shed n con nect on w th the pro1ect n va lved Eac h b dder must nsure that all employees and ap p cants fo r employm ent are not d scr m hated aga nst because of race co or rei g on sex or nat ona or g n Attenl on of the Btdder s SHOOTING Business Services 3 AND 4 RM furn shed ap ts Phone 992 5434 ANO DOH'r CAAA"f A B G SIIG< IT'S Ai!Otlr CHA""'.te THEIR ~--""~--- ches class r ngs wedd ng bands b1amonds Go ld or Public Notice --- -- Oleta Joyce Oavts WH~N "Jlll'~ SPE,.\1< LOW TIME TO !<li71Rl' choke gun only the wumers rece1ved homemade gif.. ts from the other members The gilts went to Nelhe Haggy Glona 01Ier and Shorty Wnght and Jo Mrs Clay for mamta1rung her KOPS status Others attending the dinner party were Lynda Adkms Barbara Alktre Sandy Hysell Ruth Sham Berruce Wmebrenner and Ellen Rife Queen for the week was Nelhe Haggy and she was presented a nbbon dollar and members sang m her honor Rwmer up for the honor was Shorty Wnght It was noted thl!l there wtll be no meetmg Dec 24 although members Will be weighed mlrom9to9 30a m Publ C NOtiCe grante~s nor anyone cia mmg under them snail n any manner obst uct any port on of the satd dnvewav or n any man ner prevent the free and unobstructed use of the sa me by all part es ent tied to use the same Deed Reference Volume 235 Page 199 Me gs Coun ty Deed RecrJrds Also al stock n trade and tang ble equ pment and persona I property Situated n and abo ut the bus ness known as Young·s Market ocated n fhe pnces Corn Hollow n Rutland Every Sunday start ng at noon Proceeds be ng donated to the Boy Scout Troop 249 \2 gauge factory TOPS enjoys low-calorie fare P~ bi•£_ NoteCe Pubhc Not1ce Pub! C NOtiCe ~ c NOt ce htgnest Apartment for Rent 114 Shop Mtddleporl WANTAD WAY Small investment, large returns, Sentinel Want Ads Pub 1 PAY those who were born under the law ,1 that we might recetve adoption as sons (Gal 4 4-5) AU this can be ours to rece1ve artd to enJOY because Christ came " How LS tt With you this Christmas 1980• Wll11t be busmess as usual m 1981 - lull speed ahead• Or wtll we be more sensitive to the sp1r1t of God more alert to s1gns of hiS presence more consctous of ways we can be of help to others espec18lly the less lortWIBte• The chotce IS ours to make May there be leas hwnbl!l! ' and more genuine hallelujahs from I those who claun to follow the Christ And may His peaceful spmt ammatel our lives and our livmg m the troubled days to come - Subrmtted by Rev Richard Th61llllli Northeast Cluster U M Churches A low~alorie holiday potluck was enJOyed by members of TOPS OH 1466 recently at the EMS bwlding m Rutland Tables were decorated by Phyllis Clay and Shorty Wright Gold candle holders wtth red tapers were used on the Christmas tableclcth and Santa napkins and boots were at each place The boots were stlverware holders Programs were also at each place settmg Members exchanged gilts and the game lor we1ght loss was concluded With Glorta Otler and Nellie llaggy bemg the best overall wmners In th~ three categortes of the contest Announcements posseb e tor gold and sliver cons rengs 1ewelrv etc 'Contact Ed Burkett Barber Shops the Christmas: Humbug or Hallelujah Which is ChrlSimas lor you• Is 1t humbug or halleluJah~ That, to me ts a ser1ous question to wnder as Advent gives way to Cl1rlst mastide There are stiU Scrooges among us who protest from season to season about the bother of ChriSt mas - the mterruptions to our nor mal ways of domg things And yet, wasn t that the purpose of Christ s commg to say m c)ear and un IDLStakable tones When Christ comes Everything Changes Because Chnst cam~ as Bethlehem s babe everytQing does change The old passes away All things become new We smg a new song of prorruse and JOY We look beyond the valley of the shadows and through Christ behold the sliver linmg of God s promlBed mer cy In the fullness of time Poul says God sent H15 Son to redeem 3 EVERYBODY Sermonette Ohto Homehte saw 1967 Honda CB450 chopped for sale or trade 742 2552 APPLIANCE SERVICE all makes washer dryers ranges d shwashers d sposals water tanks Call Ken Young at 985 3561 28 years experience Also w 1 se 1parts you f x 85 Genei"al Haulmg AGRl LlME Spread ng meSione and fill d rt haul ng Leo Morns 742 2455 COAL I mestone sand & grave 992 S510 reasonable Call �- - - ... - -- - .... ..,.. ~ • · Ohio Power has. ~op.ey . de.ficiency r~u~t, which shows a need for •us m1lhon aollars in additional A state investigation h<ls found .1 Ohio Power Co. to have a revenue • ·ll deficiency at this time .of between . 59.5 and 69.3 million doUars. Thatfact was forwarded Friday to members of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio by staff investigators five months. The study was made as part of the preliminary work which will cubninate in hearings on Ohio .. Power's pending rate increase request last March. · "Inflation simply must be brought under control in 1981", Heller said. " Neither the business community nor consumers can continue to cope with the kind of cost increaSe that we've all seen over the past ·few years" . Heller pointed out that the cost of producing electricity-like the cost of living itself-has been rising at a rate much greater than the company's income . has been allowed by the revenue. Ohio Power Preaident (.;hanes A Heller said the PUCO staff in: vestigation " clearly shows how devastating prolonged periods of high inflation can be on a · public )ltility". He noted that the states study found tbe need for additional revenue greateer now than when the company gave notice of its rate PUCO to rise. Heller said new rates would not like take effect until sometime in the spring a nd would still remain among the lowest in the state. . .1· . J Area deaths Nancy .Reed' CHRISTMAS PATROL- Two British soldiers, wearing flak jackets, and armed with automatic rifles, patrol a deserted street near the gailydecorated Christmas tree ~utside Belfast city hall Saturday night. Despite Increased security precautions in Northern Ireland,. be.cause of the recent hunger strike by Irish Republican Army prisoners in the province's Maze prison, security forces are keeping a low profile. lAP Photo). J Meigs County happenings. VETERANS MEMORIAL Saturday Ad miss ions--R uby Mossman. Pomeroy; Harry Shain . Racine; Charles Eads, Rutland; Betty Johnson, Racine; Kathryn Mees. Pomeroy; Larry Bailey, Middleport ; Dalton Garnes, Dexter ; Janet Korn, Pomeroy ; Delcie F orth , Middleport. Saturday Discharge•-Ga ry John. son, Patricia Brown, Robert Riffle. Judy Freeman, Robert Sawyers. Rhonda Haddox, Lena Hatfie ld. Sunday Admi ss ion s-- P a ul Stewart, )Vest Columbta ; William Reeves, Pomeroy; E Uen Wilson. Pomeroy; Robert Manley , Middleport. Emergency sqlwd runs Four runs were made by loca l ·emergency units on Sunday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 10:21 a.m., the Tuppers Plains Unit treated Helen Ca ldwell at her horne; at 9:57a.m. , the Middleport Unit tra nsported Da rlene \1ilborne to Holzer Medical Center ; at 8:48 a.m., the Middleport Um t treated Mabel Hyse ll at her horne tn Middleport, and the Pomerov Unit at 12 :35 a.m. went to Route for Doug Morris injured in an auto wreck. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. i Sunday W. Marie Watson, 67,310 Wetzgall 'st., Pomeroy, died Saturday' at the Disc harges--Kelly Maurer, Donna Rowe. MEETS WEDNESDAY The Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club will meet at noon Wednesday at the Meigs Inn. Lions are to take iterns for a Christmas gift exchange. ASK TOWED A marriage license was issued to Floyd Andrew Reynolds, 33, Middleport, and Shirley Dianne George, 34 , Middleport . SEEK DISSOLUTION J oy Lacomb, Reedsville and Vincent Lacomb, Reedsville, filed suit for dissolution of marriage in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Cunningham & Associates, Inc., Mortgage Bankers is a fully approved mortgage lender under the Federal Housing Administration, Veterans Administration , and Conventional L,oans under the Federal National and Government National Mortgage Associations. In this capacity they are approved in both Ohio and West Virginia . Tuesday I The I Meigs County • iI TC-L----1 ~n.::wOS18 1 Office :_: I ~~· w. 1.: I~ ~Wishes You ·A ~~ 1Merry Onistmas 1: I I. I and a ·I ; · 1 a: i Heal ' th 1: I ·· y IE I New Year! •~ L---------.1: ~Til 8. P.M. ! ' =--Arrow• Q.OSED WED. 5 P.M. fianC!uolt otongSieovft •4nt. Styles ' •And Prints •Aiat. Sites • Taper4d • Many sale prices all over the store. All men's shirts - women's and children's coatswomen's swea'ters, men's sweaters - boys' shirts - men's and boys' jackets and vests. Savings are great. YOUR I • Don't forget gift wrapping· - cards camera film flash ·equipment. · Make Elberfelds your one-step Christmas shopping center . SANTA HERE TUES., 2 to 3 P.M. a ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY At he us Live!>IIK'k Sales Dec. 12. 1980 CATI' IE PR ICES: ~H,0 . 50 : LATE SHOPPER SPECIALS • ;it 50-65 .i5: ~700 lbs. 43.50-56.75. Slilu~h ler Bulls : On:!r 1.000 lh!<.. 145-52.75. 1 SJ ,•u;,:htcr Cows : Utllltics 44.2>51.511 ; Ca nners ar1UCuttt'rs 34.50-44 . Sprlllj!cr Cows : 1Dr the H e<~ d J 275-m. Vc<~ls 1Choice and Prime 158.5(}-79.511. Bally Dllvt!s : • By tilt! Ht!aU ~ 15-7t50. HOC PHICES : Butt·hc r Sows 25.fl4}.36:50. Butche r Roars 33-36.75. f l'Cdcr Pigs rBy the Head 1 1~2-1 . SHEEP PRI CES : Slau~htt!r l..arnbs 46--19. JEWELRY STORE POMEROY 7 DIMtOND LADIES'lf2 CARAT Q.lJSffR 7 DIAMOND aJJSIER 14K YELLOW OR WHITE GOLD $395m Your future is sec ure when you bank at the Farmers Bank. We've been serving people of Pomeroy and Meigs County since 1904. And we're the only community owned • bank in tow n. For your financial security, co me to the Farmers Bank. WAS $595 . SAVE . $200.00 1/4 CARAT Was $495.00 Save $200.00 CLUSTER .c'!:;/k0.' '!i,:J:...:.'/1.~,~ ·.-.:.,, :· ·)'MJ'- • \ T~ff} -. ' $9995 WAS 1149.95 SAVE '50 ALL LADIES' & 'MEN'S LADIES' 't4 CARAT 19 DIAMOND BILLFOLDS $34995 REOOC£D THIS INCLUDES KEY CHAINS STOCKING S.TUFFERS LADIES' II CARAT 14 DIAMOND CUJSTER ssggs Was $119.00 Save $30.00 LADIES'. 1A CARAT a.usmt Same Style Reg. $595 save $100 Same Style Was $329.95 Save $40.00 PARK FREE UNTIL •I AND SlliS AVAilABLE 1995 5 SAVE Member FDIC · MANY.OTHER S1YLES . DIAMOND SWTAIRE ~95 ,;f.. •, IMMOND EARRINGS CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR EAR PIERCING '. $79511 '~1;.· LADIES' "h CARAT WJSTER Farmers Bank . ONLY Was $549.95 Save 5200.00 1 CT. TOTAlWEIG'HT AVAILABLE , Was $1195.00 Save $400.00 LADIES' 'h CARAT Reg. $395.00 Save $116.00 $495111 a.tJSTER 50% DiRISTMAS ·IN OOIINTOWN POMEROY 111 Save $600.00 ~~ JIWILRT 992-2054 • 113COURT, POMEROY Visa M/C ~A- ·{}ltfN nLLa:OO 11 5:00 Xma Evi AW DIAMOND Wl1. BE GIVEN IINAY DEC. 24lh, 4 p.M. R£GISYER Q . . . NO PURatASE NECESSARY ; NEED NOr BE PRESENT 10 WIN . --<~.· · ~~-u~ • Plenty of last minute gift ideas- good selections- excellent quality. We'll glady help you find what you'd like to give . These are some of the best buys of this year. Diamond Prices will never be better, so hurry in now and take advantage of these last rm inute gifts for the one you love. ( , , _. .I'CIBKfliJ _ _ _ _ _, Open .Tonight and MORE TESTS YOU NGSTOWN ;· Ohio Mahoning Coroner Dr. Nathan D. Belinky expected to detennine today through test results if a fire that killed eight people in Youngstown over the weekend produced $oxic smoke in their honse . Fire investig;~tors said they believe overloaded electrical cir. cuits were responsible for the blaze that killed grandmother, her son and six grandchildren. · F'eedcr St ~t! rs •G.x.oll and Cl1uke1 300.000 lb.!!. 500-700 lbs. 48.5()..02.25. ~· c~d cr Hei fl'rs IGootl and Chuicel 300-~ lbs 5ll)().65.% : 5(X)..700 lbs. 43.:)0...56.75. Ft'Cdl'r Bulls l Cuod 1111d Choicel 30()..5()() lbs . ,_,.. .... .,..,... ...... - (HRISTMflS ~ SHOPPina, Mortgage Bankers have been active in the home buying market since the 1940s taking advantage of the secondary money market under which deposit rich financial institutioi'ls in one part of the country purchase loans from !inns in lireas where the money supply is tight. 7544 . ~ OnfSTOP Represents finn • • ......... • .,.... ....... . ELBERFELD$ Camden.{;lark Hospital in Parkersburg. She was a daughter o! the late Edgar and Roma Gibbs Harrah. Surviving are her husband, Harry; three daughters, Diallll Taylor , Middleport ; . Bessie Sylvester, 'Delray Beach, Fla., and Kathy Williams, Dexter; a brother, Robert Harrah, Cridersville; two sisters, Rowena Vaughan of Pomeroy, and Maxine Piggott, Tucson, Ariz.; 10 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She was a member of Trinity Church. Memorial services Will be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert McGee officiating. In lien of flowers friends may contribute to the Trinity Church or the Meigs County Cancer Society. POMEROY - It was recently announced that Kathy Cleland, Pomeroy, has been appointed representative for Cunningham & Assoeiates, Inc., Mortgage Bankers., from Delaware and Athens. Her primary representation will be Meigs County and Upper Mason County, W. Va., although she will also be available for other areas on an individual basis as needed. She can be contacted by phone at 614-992; - ... ~ ..- -rrfi" ~ ~ ,...-r,. • W. Marie Watson Nancy Reed, 69, Lakeview Estates, Parkersburg, formerly of MiddlepOrt, died Friday at CamdenClark Hospital in Parkersburg. She was ·a daughter of the late Elmer and Hazel Rowley Reed. Sur" viving are two cousins, Robert Reed Kim; Alpine, Tex., and Ruth Ann Gingrick , Columbus. She attended Western Reserve University and was a graduate of Ohio University. She was a member of the Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters or the American Revolution, Zeta Chapter Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, and the Parkersburg Country Club. Graveside rites will be held at 11 a .m. Tuesday at the Middleport Hill Cemetery with the Rev. Kenneth L. Price, Jr ., officiating. Friends may call at tbe Ewing Funeral Home from 2 to4 and 7 to 9 p.m.today. .,.. ., December 22, rt, Ohio - ,.. ... .,. ~=• • .: '.••c ~~ • ~ , ._•• ' ~ • CHOICE '·• ·· _.o, YAUIISIO "'··· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 22, 1980 harrah reed rowley watson