https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b657abf43b86f1f263e6da08d3341789.pdf 74e47b479680bb9d5fe2c2976aae82be PDF Text Text ..... e. 14-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, May 1, 1980 Represent W ahama High· School ' Delegates chosen for .,.g irls' state session AUDREY FIELDS TAMMY YOUNG JULIE CLARK Tanuny Lynn Young and Audrey Elaine Fields have been chosen as delegates to the 38th· session of Rhododendron Girls State from Wahama High School, it was announced today. 1 Miss Young Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Young, Letart, and Miss Fields, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fields, Mason. Alternate delegates selected are Julie Darlene Clark, daughter of Mrs. Linda Meadows, Letart, and Darwin Clark, Point Pleasant, and Kimberly Jo Bash, dauaghter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bash, New Haven. All four are juniors at Wahama. Girls State is an Americanism project in good citizenship and practical training in goverriment. The girls from Wahama are sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of KIMBERLY BASH American Legion Post 140 of New Haven. ' Girls State will be held JWle 8 through II at Jackson's Mill. As each citizen of Rhododendron Girls State registers, she becomes a citizen of a city, a county and a state. She has a responsibility in the making of ordinances and laws. The delegate is a member of the political party and as such will.help to build a platfonn and campaign in support of its candidate. As a voter, she will participate in primary and general eleCtions, learning to vote and as an official she will perfonn the !unolions of her office. ')elegates will attend classes in government and safety; participate in inaugural ceremonies; witness and be a part of programs and aolivities; and enjoy recreation. Approve commitment bill just hours before .deadline COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) - Gov. James A. Rhodes has signed into law a bill revising commitment 'procedures for persons fow1d not guilty by reason of insanity. Rhodes signed the immediately effective measure Wednesday without conunent, just hours before a temporary law expired at midnight. He also signed five other bills, including those affecting college students who may need legal advice and high school youths seeking sUHUiler jobs. Rep. Paul R. Leonard, D-Dayton, Change deadline set May 8 POMEROY - May 8 is the last day for General Telephone customers in the Pomeroy . Middleport areas to make changes in the telephone directory. Jim L. Parker of Athens, district customer service manager, said any phone user with a listing change or correction should notify the company's business office before that r----- -----1 Social Calendar FRIDAY SALISBURY Township Trustees Friday, 7 p.m. at home of clerk, Wanda Eblin, Laurel Cliff Rd . CHURCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE organizational meeting for Meigs County Friday 7:30p.m. at Tuppers Plains Church of Christ. STOP SMOKING CLINIC, third session, Friday, 7:30p.m. to 9 p.m. in east-west dining room at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Speakers, Dr. date. "That includes customers planning to move and persons intending to acquire new service before July ," he added. The deadline applies to persons in Letart Falls, Middleport, Pomeroy, Portland, Racine and Rutland. The 1980 directories are scheduled for delivery in July. Mansfield and Dr. Wetherell. SQUARE DANCE Friday from 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Harrisonville Elementary School. Admission 50 cents a single 75 cents a couple. Music by senior citizens band. Sponsored by Harrisonville PTO. and other sponsors said the insanity bill "balances the civil rights of defendants while protecting the public safety." About a dozen patients at the Lima State Hospital for the criminally insane could no longer have been legally held, had Rhodes not acted prior to the deadline, sponsors said. Those patients were conunitted under Ohio's old Ascherman Act which was replaced by the interim statute enacted by the last Legislature, they added., The measure has far-ranging provisions, including those which transfer conunitment hearings from probate courts back to the trial court and require the Participation of prosecutors. The bill also lengthens from 90 to 180 days the time during which involuntary commitments can be brought up for review. In addition, it changes the burden of proof in commitment proceedings from "beyond a reasonable doubt" to "clear and convincing evidence." It also spells out conditions under whi~h conditional releases may be granted to persons found not guilty by reason of insanity and alters the examination, notice and reporting procedures in the area of competency to stand trial. Another measure which permits trustees of state colleges and universities to offer legal services to students was signed by Rhodes, he had vetoed an initial version in 1976. Trustees would decide whether to offer group legal services and set fees for students who chose to enroll in the plans. Rhodes' .aides said he signed the bill, which takes effect July 30, because it had been revised to meet his objections to the earlier proposal. He generally had objected to language in the initial draft whereby students mil(ht have been County Court Two defendants were fined and six others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Monday. Fined by acting Judge Patrick O'Brien were Robert M. Haley, Middleport, $15 and costs, speed; .Huston W. Lester, Dunbar, $150 and costs, three days confinement, DWI, $25 and costs, no operator's license. Forfeiting bonds were Thomas B. . Blalack, Jr., Huntington, and Jane A. Hakes, Columbus, $35.50 each, speeding; Larry A. Hupp, Crown City, $35.50, no valid registration; Manley E. Christy, Guysville, $35.50, speeding; Roy Barnhart, Coolville, $35.50, no headlights; Roy Buchanan, Reedsville, $362.55, DWI, $37.55, no operator's license. •••• Any hour ... · QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED IN HOME FURNISHINGS DEPT . 1ST FLOOR Odds and ends incl ud ing panel cur · tains, cape cods, tab le covers, towels. ready made draperies . HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION 'D.A.,. b~ l'W•G..:T any minute ... any second:." any day ... you can bank by mail. LE .... One table including men' s pajamas, shirts, tie~. sweaters, wall ets , trouser s, belts and more. /z PRICE 1 Vz PRICE KODAK AND POLAROID '1.49 WINTUK CAMERA FILM KNITIING YARN Big select ion of sizes and t ypes. Color and black and while . SATURDAY, MAY 3RD 9:30 TO 5 PM NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS MEN'S DEPARTMENT - 1ST FLOOR open your account now DRIVE -UP WINDOW HOURS 30 MONTH MONEY MARKET RATE 11.75% ~~g~~~~W A Home Bank Pol COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Consumers' Counsel is protesting a Public Utilities Coinmission of O!Uo ruling that allowed Ohio Bell to increase its depreciation reserve fund. The PUCO Wednesday approved a $25.7 million a year increase in the amount Ohio Bell can bank in the fund to support future construction. The Consumers' Counsel contends that by allowing the increase, the PUCO bas allowed advance approval of almost 21 percent of a $97.6 million rate increase which the utility wants to lake effect by December. Cuban refugees praise President KEY WEST, Fla.- Hundreds of Cubans shouting "Viva Presidente Carter'' arrived in the unstoppable "Freedom Flotilla" as federal officials readied a refugee tent city at an Air Force base and calculated the sealift armada at some 3,000 vessels. The Coast Guard said Thursday the Cuban exile fleet that has carried more than 7,000 refugees across the Florida Straits in the last 12 days now numbers at least3,000 boats. SPORT COATS CHILDREN'S CLOTHING 49.95 Sport Coats 1 59.95 Sport Coats '69.95 Sport Coats 1 79.95 Sport Coats 19.00 1 21.00 1 27.00 1 33.00 JEWELRY CLEARANCE On e table of assorted tewetry •a lues to $7.50. ONLY WASHINGTON- The billionaire Hunt brothers, facing a possible contempt citation, are testifying under oath on Capitol Hill about their roller-coaster ride in the silver market that ended in a crash. The Texans defied a subpoena to testify Tuesday before a House Government Operations subconunittee, and they were appearing before the panel today in hopes of avoiding a contempt finding that could carry a jail tenn of up to I year. Weather forecast Pre-teen , junior• •misses, extra sizes . Tops, sweaters, stacks, vests, skirts, bl ouses, jackets . Sale Prices Start A 1 Considerable sunshine today with highs near 70. Partly cloudy tonight, witli lows in the upper 40s. Partly sunny Saturday, with highs about 70. The chance of rain is 10 percent today and tonight and 20 percent Saturday. TUBE SOCKS · SIDEWALK SALE Sleepwear , snowsuits . People · JUST SIX TO SELL WERE '89.55 and '99.95 slacks, swea ter s, tops, • Reg. 14.75 Reg. '6.25 Reg. 111.00 Reg. 116.00 Sale '1.66 Sale 12.18 Sale 13.85 Sale 15.60 JUST 53 PAIRS 1 BOYS 7.95 AND '9.95 JEANS Brok en siz E_ scale 8 to 18. Colton polyester b lends, so li d colors. ~~~ MEN'S SUITS lfz PRICE SALE I HALLMARK Ribbon, candles , note paper, post a let· ·tes , coo"k books , book d ivi ders, table covers , napkins , etc . RACINE BANK Counsel protests PUCO ruling MEN'S AND BOYS' MEN'S Meigs County HOME NATIONAL increa~from$63 ,000to$69,000 . BY TilE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday through Tuesday: Fair, witb highs In tbe 60s. Lows In the 40s. \ Boys sizes 7 to 11. Men 's sizes 9 to 15 . White w it!J co lored tops. 99~ 38 coa t s, light and dark colors, some 100 per cent po lyester, some 100 per cen t wool. 1 1 - M-Th. 8 till/ F. 8 tii6:30/Sat. 8 to 3 :00 WASHINGTON - The House and Senate voted Thursday to cut the pay of the secretary of state so Sen. EdmundS. Muskie, D-Maine, can take the job. The legislation was sent to President Carter. Muskie was nominated by President Carter on Tuesday to succeed Cyrus Vance, who resigned as secretary of state over the failed attempt to rescue U.s: hostages in Iran. The problem is that during Muskie's current term in the Senate, which began in January 1977, tbe salary of the secretrary of state was WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR SALE PRICES Visit us and WASHINGTON ~ The House on Thursday handily rejected an amendment to boost 1981 defense spending by $5.1 billion despite claims that the money was needed to avert future military failures , such as the ill-fated Iranian rescue attempt. The 246-164 vote was an Important victory for President Carter and House Democratic leaders who had lobbied heavily against the higher defense spending. '2· Red Heart, 31/ :l ounce skeins, good selection of colors . 1fz ' PRICE DRESSES J unior , misses, half sizes. group al fantastic sa ving s ! REG. 118.00 REG. 123.00 REG. 136.00 REG. 146.00 REG. '58.00 Special SALE '6.30 SAlE 18.05 SAlE 112.60 SAlE 116.10 SAlE 120.30 CHILDREN'S BLANKET SLEEPERS S peci~ l. group, irreg ulars, assorted col · ors. YOUR CHOICE FIFTEEN CENTS House rejects defense amendment Hunt brothers tell silver story 9:30 AM TO 8 PM FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1980 · From tbe Associated Press ROME - Pope John Paul n set out today on his fifth foreign trip in 17 months, a "religious and missionary trip" to six African countries in 10 days to stimulate the growth of Christianity. The ~yeai'Old R<fnan Catholjc pontiff .told a small crowd of diplomats and church and government Qfficlals at Rome's Leonardo da Vinci Airport he was "going to tbe heart of tbe immense African continent that received the light of the Christian faith from the missionaries." · ELB-ERFELDS FRIDAY, MAY 2ND en tine .POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT. OHIO, Pontiff starts fifth foreign trip FREE BLOOD pressure clinic Friday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 non in front of Racine Home National Bank by the · Racine Emergency Squad. The vials of life will be distributed during the clinic. -- ..,._ Security reduction request refused able to obtain legal advice leading to suits against university officials or police. RhOdes also approved a bill by Rep. J . Leonard Camera, D-Lorain, eliminating a requirement that !&and 17-year-olds obtain work certificates for non-agricultural and non-hazardous swruner jobs. It was given an Immediately effective emergency clause in order to apply to the upcoming swruner season. Other bills approved by the governor, all effective July 30, will: - Increase fr~m 6 percent to 8 percent the interest which may be charged on monetary judgments awarded by courts. - Revise fee schedules for executors and administrators of estates. (Current fees, which now vary widely, would average about 4 percent for an average estate, the governor's office said.) - Make administrative changes in the Rehabilitation Services Commission. altho~gh . VOL 31 NO. 14 _____ _ U'L ABNER - The vocal music department of Southern High School will be presenting the Broadway musical and movie, "Li'l Abner" at 8 p.m. Saturday in the high school auditorium. Some of the "characters" pictured from the left are Meg Amberger as Moon Bean; Christa Beegle, Appassionata Van Climax; James Bush ali Lonesome Polecat; Bucky Fisher as Hairless Joe; John Wilbarger as Clem Scragg, and Corey MoPhail as Romeo Scragg. .Direction is by Mrs. Roberta Maidens, vocal music supervisor. Unemployment rate up WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's unemployment rate shot up from 6.2 percent to 7 percent in April, the highest level in 212 years and a powerful ·sign that the . economy is being squeezed by the vice of recession, the government reported today. lt was the largest one-month increase in the jobless rate in more than three decades. The I,abor Department said the number of Americans without jobs grew by 825,000 from March to 7.3 million, with the largest unemployment increases coming in the slumping construction and auto industries. The rise in the jobless rate was the steepest for one month since January 1975, when the nation was in the grip of its last recession. Even more startling was the leap in unemployment among adult men from 4.9 percent to 5.9 percent, the largest monthly increase since October 1949. The jobless ffgures parallel other recent economic indicators pointing to a recession and lend new evidence to revised predictions that the doWnturn will be substantially deeper then President Carter is forecasting. The president has predicted a "short and mild" recession with unemnployment rising to 7.2 percent by the end of this year and staying at about that level through 1981 . Some government economists, however, say unemployment now may rise to as much as 8 or 9 percent, matching the peak jobless figures during the 1974-75 recession. The deteriorating economy raises new questions about whether Carter will stick to his plans for a balanced budget and other tight fiscal and monetary policies for fighting inflation, which critics say are responsible for bringing on a severe recession. Hardest hit by the unemployment increase were blue-collar workers. Their unemploymel)t .rate surged from 8 percent in March to 9.7 percent in April. By contrast, unemployment among service workers rose from 7.1 percent to8 percent, and the rate for white collar workers increased fi'om3.3 percent to3.7 percent. As of Thursday, Carter remained conunitted to curbing inflation as the top economic priority of his administration. The Labor Department said employment decreased in virtually every economic sector during April except in government, where the nwnber of jobs rose by 75,000, primarily due to the hiring of temporary workers for the 1980 census. Employment dropped 140,000 in construction, 123,000 in autos and 130,000 in trade. Overall employment declined by 500,000 jobs during the month to 97.2 million, the lowest level in nearly a year. The unemployment rate, until April, had remained remarkably stable at about 6 percent for more than two years. The last time unemplorrnent reached 7percent was August 1977. The Labor Department gave breakdowns of april unemployment rates among the following employment groups: -Adult women, 6.3 percent, up from 5. 7 percent in March. - Teen-agers, 16.2 percent, up from 15.9 percent. . -Non-white teen-agers, 29.8 per- · cent, down from 33 percent. - Whites 6.2 percent, up from 5.4 percent. - Non-whites, 12.6 percent, up from 11.8 percent. - Full-time workers 6.6 percent, upfrom5.8. - Part-time workers, 8.§, up from 8.3. ''All the signs point to a deeper recesSion than the official forecast," one government econorilist, who declined to be IWIIIed, said Thursday. The economist said one internal report predicts unemployment could rise to between 8 and 9 percent by 1981. Carter's chief inflation adviser, AI Kahn, acknowledged on Wednesday that unemployment could hit 7.5 percent this year and 8 percent next year. Each one percentage point rise in the rate translates into an additional 1,030,000 people out of work. The latest sign r:J. a recession emerged Thursday with a Commerce Department report that seasonally adjusted construction spending declined at an annual rate of 5.8 percent in March to $229 billion, the biggest one-month decline in 36 years. · Syracuse council approves change Syracuse Council Thursday night took action to make a portion of Bridgeman Street (Sand Hill Road) one way. Council, as an emergency measure approved an ordinance to make Bridgeman one way from the · William Roush residence to the bam on the Jack Williams property toward College Road. The ordinance became effective Immediately. Meeting with council were Kenneth Cundiff and Don Hendricks concerning open sewers in the village. A member of council will meet with Frank Petrie, deputy health commissioner, to notify residents who are in violation. It was reported that Herman London, pool manager, will start work Immediately in preparing the pool for swruner use. Mayor Eber Pickens said he had requested CETA workers for the village from the Meigs County Commission but no action has been taken. It was reported that ditching will be done in the village Saturday. It was also announced that ball games will get underway at the village ball park this weekend. Council, in other business, agreed to rent four portable restrooms for the park area for the swnmer. Mayor Pickens reported he will make a new sign for tbe Syracuse Cemetery. It will be erected before Memorial Day. Attending were Mayor Pickens, Janice · Lawson, clerk, George Holman, treasurer, Chief of Police Milton Varian, Troy Zwilling, Mick Ash, Willie Cundiff, Jack Williams and Kathryn Crow, council members. · '299 :N'S 113.95 BLUE JEANS 14 ounce blue denim pre-washed bool flare or straight leg, nol every waist size or length but good o•erall selec tion . •7" ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY COLUMBUS, Oblo (AP) - The RABIES CLINIC·- Dr. Alan 8061er, Kanauga, administered rabies 5hots at a rabies clinic held Thursday ~ftemoon at the Meig5 County Fairgrowids. Asaisting Dr. !3oster was T81Il111)i Anderson. The clinic opened at 3 p.m. am! by \:30 28 ~Is had been given their rabies vaccine. The rabies clbdc was sponsored QY the Meigs County Health Department. y wiJullDg aamber drawn Thursday Dlgbt In tbe Ohio Lottery'• daily · game "The Number" wu 718. In the weekly "Pyramld" ga01e, the wbmlng numbers were l%; BSt; 9371. ·SIDEWALK SAI$S - Residents wera out early this morning taking advantage ~ the many 5idewalk sales being offered by Pomeroy Merchants. I f • �2-'i:lwi Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 2,1980 3-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, May 2, 1980 Opinions & Comments Eastern splits_; Southern falls Kyger Creek clinches first place tie with 6-1 victory TilE DAILY SEI\'TINEL !USPS lcwtlll DEVOTED TO TilE INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASoN AJIEA · l..tttel'l of opilllooare weleom~. They ahoukl be leJ• lhaaiOO wont. loag j gr tabled to reducUoa by IJte edJklr) &Dd IDUit be IJpH wllb tllie 11~ '1 address. Namet -)'be trithheld llpoD pabU~tloa, Ho,eve:r, OD request; um" w0J. be diftloted. Letcen 1bould be ill good laste, addrtlllll& Illata, DOl penooaUtltt. · l'llbllJbec! dolly except Salllnloy by Tbe Oblo Volley l'llblllblq Compaoy· Mulllmedla, ID<., Ul Court St., Pomeroy, Oblo m•. Bus1De11 Office Pbooe m- %1$1, Editorial Pboat ttz..:t157. SecoDd clul potCICe paid at Ptmeroy, Ohio. Natloul advertlalnc repreaeatatll'e, Laodoo Alaoclal.es, 3101 EacUd Ave., Clevelii Dd, OIUo Terry Porter·allowed just four hits while Mike Swisher and Willie Noble each batted in a pair of runs to help the Kyger Creek Bobcats clinch a tie for the Southern Valley Athletic Conference baseball championship Thursday with a 6-1 victory over North Gallia at Cheshire. With Eastern left to play, the Bobcats hold a 7-2 SVACaccountingand' lead Southern by one game. Meanwhile, second-place &4115. The AaNclated Prell is tJ:clwlvely eotl0e4 to the use for ~bllcaUon of aU ~~twa dJspatchH ·erte~~te4 to the aewspaper ud also the local aewa publlabed herein. Publllber Robtrt Wiqet1 RobertHoerucb Dale Rothgeb, Jr. Car!Gbeto Ge~~tral M&r.A: CJty EdJ&or 'News Editor Adv. Manager ~"'.A .,..~ ts:m:sl ~~ ...,..,__,L--r-o~d·= ., . Cyclist's death • • not surpns1ng The death of a 22-year old Point Pleasant biking enthusiast was quite a shock Wednesday night, but not a com- ~ plete surprise. In recent years as the sun wanns the horizon, the strip mining areas in Cheshire and Addison Townships thrive with the sound of engines from hill-climbing motorcycles, fourwheel drive vehicles and other types of transportation. It seems the tri-county's 'dare-devils' take to the hills in some type of challenge between man and machines. As in any case, we are saddened by the loss of a young person just begmning a good, productive life; however. his death should be a warning for other cyclists that danger lurks despite one's knowledge of his motorcycle, car, truck or bicycle. Traveling on unfamiliar terrain can be dangerous, particularly if a person is moving at an unsafe speed. Each week, motorcycle riders from all walks of life, some motoring as far away as 150 to 200 miles, participate in 'dirt biking' in Gallia's abandoned strip mines. Those mines are also used for parties for adults and youth alike. · As we enter the hot days of sununer, let's hope this is just the only tragedy to mar the outdoors sports scene. •i Southern suffered a 7-4 loss to the host Southwestern Highlanders to place their SVAC record at 6-3. . The victory tied Southwestern for third place with Eastern after the Eagles split a do.Ubleheader with Hannan Trace at Reedsville. The .• .... • . ·'• " Another party just called from the Peruvian embassy and cancelled.'' . ....•.• economi~t 'Mortgage rates coming down' NEW YORK (AP ) Jack Carlson, economist and authority on housing, has good news for people seeking to sell their homes, and some also for those who want to buy. "The worst will be over in the next 60 to 90 days," he said from Chicago this week. "Mortgage rates will be coming down ." That forecast is perhaps the first good news to come out of the real estate market in six months, or since the Federal Reserve, seeking to tame inflation, decided to let rising interest rates help them out. Already, said Car~me of the extreme high rates, round 16 percent or 17 percent, e collapsing. "By the end of the year the average rate will be ~own to 14 percent. And by next year to 13." the amount of money set aside for Never mind for the moment what developers or individuals and the happens after that. If he is on target, service charge from a bank or lenders soon will be more agreeable savings and loan, would he set by the to deal with, buyers will be able to Legislature if the issue is approved. borrow, and homeowners finally will ~o to be worked out later would be able to sell their houses. be the income limits under which in-Prices, of course, will remain dividuals could qualify for loans. high, which isn't good news - but Backers said the proposal was no not surprise, either - for buyers. different in its lack of specifics than And interest rates, while lower, will past issues okaying legalized bingo still cause families to pay more than and the state lottery. they think they can afford. "We have not made a practice in Carlson has credentials. Mter serthis state ... of legislating by con- ving several presidents he became stitutional amendment," Orlett said. chief economist for the Chamber of He and others pointed out the issue Conunerce mthe United States, and would not raise taxes. The bonds last · year was chosen head , of the would be repaid as borrowers paid National Association of Realtors. off their mortgages. His conunentary followed a It marks the third time in five telephone survey of 21 metropolitan years that housing-related issues areas in which most reported the have been placed before voters. good, even surprising news that Plans offered in 1975 and 1977 wefe April sales were the same or only a both rejected. bit below the March level of 2.7 But the current proposal, unlike million units. ao earlier. issue, "does not permit That 's quite a contrast to what's the state to make direct loans or been going on. From February to guarantee loans, '' Orlett said. March, for example, sales dropped In addition, interest rates which 10 percent. And since last fall, when have soared to new highs since then they reached nearly 4 million, the may make the plan more attractive decline has measured 36 percent. to voters. Even that doesn't tell the full The Oh i o Homebuilders story, and certainly not the h!lllllln Association, one of the groups for- story- of the families that bought a ming the " Ohio Committee of 1,000" new home and couldn't unload the to support the issue, estimated new old, of families needing to bUy who home construction in the state is couldn't obtain a mortgage, and of down by 00 percent to 80 percent. families that simply were-priced out Supporters say 43 states already , of contention. have passed similar programs, in-· The overall statistics don't tell the eluding Pennsylvania, West Virgina, regional story either. In parts of the Kentucky and Michigan. Midwest the market was left in ruins Ohio perspective Lack o-f -gas funds prohibit repair By JOE McKNIGHT cent in May , 10.51 percent in Jime, hiring new workers. Allsoclated Pras Writer 7.2 percent in August and .4 percent "Also, we were fortunate in COLUMBUS, OHio (AP) in September. having a mild winter," said departDeclining gasoline sales continue in The state transportation depart- ment spokesman David Finley. their circuitious way to knock Firiley estimated the mild weather ment gets 4.25 cent<! for ito! operating ·potholes in Ohio's highway repair fund from each seven cents of motor allowed. his department to save fWld. vehicle fuel tax collected. That pays about $2 million alloted for fuel to Statistics for February, the latest for operattng ·snow plows and road run snow plows, salt trucks. and month available, show that total fungraders, mowing graBS on highway other extra equipment associated ds collected under Ohio's seven- rights of way, patching potholes, with a harsh winter. cents-per-gallon tax was down 9.08 summer repaving projects, Department spokesman estimate percent in February from the same n!P,<Iirin!l and replacing bridges, that since the July 1 start of the month a year ago. It was down 4.75 keeping up roadside rest sites and fiscal year about f4.8 million has per-Cent for the fiscal year which safety upgrading of highways. been saved in personnel services ' began last July 1. the rest of the seven cents is through a combination of reduced The net loss for this fiscal year is divided among county and employment and less overtime. :$13,256,145. . municipal governments, debt They trace that mainly to the mild Income from the tax began drop- retirement and a waterways safety winter. · · ping last May when record high confund. ,. , Statewide employment in the sumption levels ·nation-wide comTransportation officials . say the department is now under 7,100. Weir bined with rising prices and a new decline in gasoline sales is in lin!! says that's the lowest in the past five spate of crude oil price increases · with their projections made during years. Employment in the departfrom the Organization of' Petrolewn bpdget talks last year, and they're ment is down 26 percent since 1975 ~ ,Exporting CoWltries. not greatly surprised. · and Weir said it has been dropping · In comp.arlaon with the same monTransportation Director David faster since he institut.ed the hiring th for the previous year; fuel tax in-- Weir says he is partially offsetting freeze last year. come dropped 4.61 (lllr- the loss by continuing a freeze on . ' for the . state . ' ~ • after declines of 50 percent or more. Even in the affluent Sunbelt, sales dived 20 percent. ----:o-:-. c :c=-=-:-Public Notice tallows by The Counc il of the Village of Pomeroy , twothirds of all m em ber s elected t her eto conc urring , that OR - DINANCE NO . 379, da ted February 6, 1969; OR · DINANCE NO . 401, dal.ed June 1, 1970; Ord inance No. 407, dated Nove mber 1, 1969; Ordinance No. 431, dated May 15, 1972; ordina nce No . 440, dated Aug ust 20, 1973; Ordinance No . 451, dated July 1, 1974; Ordinance No. 454, dated November 18, 1974: Or· dina nee No. - 456, da ted Febru ary 3, 1975; Or· di na-nee No. 473, dated June 6, 1976; Ordinance No. 485, dated January 1, 1978; Or· di nance No. 501, dated Feb ru ary 19, 1979; and Or· dinance No . 511, dated February 18, 1980, is hereby amended to the ex· tent th at Section l, Para gr aph B i s changed as lollows : Section 1. That the following scale of salaries and wages for employees of the Village of Pomeroy, Oh io: B. Police Department : Chief of YEARLY One to six month s $11,000.00 Afte r six months 13,000.00 1. The Chief of Pol ice is subject to ca ll 24 hours a day. 2. The Ch ief of Police sha ll se r ve a six months Police immed ia te preservation at the public sa fety in said village of Pomeroy and shall go into effec t April16, 1980. APPROVED : Clarence Andrews MAYOR PASSED : 4·14· 80 ATTEST: Jane Walton CLERK -TRUSTEE 14) 25 (5) 2 2tc ' ' FROM THE MEIGS COUNTY COURT, MEIGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE, POMEROY, OHIO Western Reserve Mutual casualty Company Wooster Ohio 45691, eta! Plaintiffs vs. Bobby R. Mitchell, Sr. Route 4 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Defendant Cause No. 1,431 NOTICE TO: BOBBY R. MIT· CHELL, SR . LAST KNOWN ADDRESS : Route 4, Pomeroy, Ohio 45760 PRESENT ADDRESS: Unknown Plaintiffs have brought this action naming yov as defendant in the Mei!fS County Court by filing lhetr complaint on October 17, 197-9. The object of the complaint is to recover a ·money judgment against you for your negligent· operation of a motor vehicle on October 20, 1977, Specifications, excepting pea or shot gravel, which is an ungraded material. 2-With respect to the aforesaid, eslimatd quan· lilies, the vendors shall understand thai no guarantee Is given to the actual quantities of aggregates to be furnished, but each vendor shall be re· quired to furnish any part of the actual requirements, as ordered during the bid year. 3-Prices on this bid shall be firm and in effect from April1 , 1980ioAprill, 1981. 4- AII ..bidders must agree to furnish any aggregate materials as re- quested in Item 1, at the same price to all townships of Meigs county during the bid year. plaintiff Ronald Whit - tington, ·which was insured by plaintiff WeUern Reserve Mutual Casualty Com -· pany. The prayer is for COICAGO (AP) - Manager Don Zimmer heaved a sigh of relief and said, "Thank God we don't have to play them again for a while," after his Boston Red Sox edged the Chicago White Sox 4-3 Thursday night in a gllffil\ which ended in a heavy fog. "They hit, they p_itch and they ~ bases. What else is there?" asked Zimmer, who also was pleased that his Red Sox came up with good pitching in the series. It marked the first series Chicago has lost this season after winning its first five. In the only other American League games played Thursday, Clevellpid edged Toronto 2-1 and Califorilia nipped Seattle 2-1. "We hadn't been pitching well, but we got some good pitching in this series," said Zinuner. "The kid (Sruce Hurst) pitched good and Dick Drago was outstanding. We needed it !Ill because they also got 8001! pitching. "In that ninth inning, I kept pulling for ground balls because I could just see someone losing the ball in that fogowith all of those runners on base," said Zinuner. With the bases loaded and one run in, Zimmer got his wish. Reliever Tom aurgmeier came in and got Marv Foley to bounce to shortStop Rick Surleson, who stepped on .s--,.....on the envelope con - taining the bid, the name and address of the vendor must be shown and plainly marked "Aggregate Bids". 6--Proposals are to be returned on bid forms supplied by the vendor, and will be opened on the dale and place specified above. 7- The Meigs County Commissioners reserve the right to accept or reject · any or all bids and/or any partherof. Mary Hobstetter, Clerk Meigs County Board of Commissioners (4) 25, (5) 2, 2tc whereby you drove your vehicle left of center into the vehicle operated by· west eight rods; the·nce south 31° west six rods; thence south 41/,o west eight rods; thence south 28" west four rods to a stake on the south line of the above conveyed premises from which the south east corner · of the above described premises bears south 970 east eleven ( 11) rods and . nine links. Reference Deed: Vol. 113, Page 215, Meigs Coun· : ty Deed Records. · You are notified that you · are required to answer the .Complaint within 28 days after the last publication. The last publication will be made on the 6th day of June, 1980. If no answer is · filed, the Court will ?rant the demand for partitoon of real estate . Larry E. Spencer, Meigs County Clerk of Court · (5) 2, 9, 16, 23,30 (6) 6, 6tc Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS tudgment against you for1 COUNTY, OHIO damages sustained in the VIRGINIA R. BLAKE, ET amount of $100.00 for plain - AL tiff Ronald Whittington and Plaintiffs, $1,276 .31 tor plaintiff vs. Western Reserve Mutual WADE F. KING, ET AL probat ion period. ANNA ROBINSON KING, 3. Cou ncil w ill enter into Casualty Company, the Address Unknown a contrac t with t he Chief amount of diminution of Defendants. after . the probationary value of the insured vehicle, plus the costs of No. 17,443 period. action. - NOTICE BY Patrolman HOURLY theYou are required to an PUBLICATION First six-monthsswer the complaint within To the unknown heirs , without (28) days af- dev i sees, le9atees, experience $3.65 twenty-eight ter the last publicatoon of executors, adm inistrators, Following si x this Notice. which will be s' p ouse or assigns of Anna months or with published once each week King Robinson, address ex perience 4.00 tor six successive weeks in unknown, and A. J. Reuter, Second year , 4.23 accordance with Rule 4.4 Mamie Reuter, T. J . John, Third year 4.46 iA), Ohio Rules ol Civil son, Virginia -Johnson, Otto Fourth year 4.69 Procedure, and the Johnson, Harley Johnson, Fifth year 4.94 publication will be madelast on Rebecca Kay Meadows, Extra ' 5·9, 1980. Paul King, and Dan King, Patrolman HOURLY Should you fail to answer deceased, all whose adFirst year otherwise respond as dresses ~re unknown : ser vice $3.15 or permitted by the Ohio You are hereby notified One to thr ee Rules of CiVIl Procedure !hat a Complaint has beeh years 3.30 within the time stated, filed in the Common Pleas Three t o five by default will be Court of Meigs County, years 3.50 judgment rendered against foUTor Ohio, Case No . 17,-4-43, Five to eigh t namong the bove as Defen· ~~~ r~liJ!l!fema11dJ!d .io 1be, years 4.00 complaint. dants and demanding parEight to ten Elizabeth Hobstetter tition of the following years 4.50 Clerk, Meigs described real estate, to· Section 2. Promotion and COUnty Court wit : Raise : · Situated in the County of County Courthouse F. Th at a ny .ex tra Meigs, State of Ohio, Town· patrofmcm who wish to Pomeroy, .Ohio 45769 ship of Salisbury and furbecome a full t ime (4) 4, 11 , 18, 25 <SI2, 9, 61c ther bounded and poli ceman will be given 112 described as follows: Public Notice cr edit per year worked, Commencing at the thus earnin9 credit on NOTICE TO southwest corner of the saG. lary300 scale and rank . AGGREGATE VENDORS·. Bartlett Stevens lot known hours minimum by lot No. 4 of the northeast mustbeworkedperyearlo Sealed bids will be quarter of Section No. 35, be considered on years tor received by the Board ol Range 19, No. 2; rank and salary. Meigs County .Commls· thence southTown 87° east one H. Previous experience sioners at the county com~ hundred and fourteen (114) to be cons i der~d in starting missioners Office, located rods along the north 1ine of salary . I h c I H I th the Uriah Stevens lot; then· Section 3. That Or· on I e our ouse, n e ce north H<o east forty dinance No. , 379, dated Village of Pomeroy, Ohio February 6, 1969; Or· until 12 Noon on !he 13th dinance No. 401 , d.ated June day of May , 1980, and the eight <48>' rods and eight 1, 1970; Ordinance No. 407, bios will be opened at 2:15 (8) links to the section line; dated Novem,ber 1, 1970; P.M. on the 13th day of thence north 970 west along Ordinance No. 431, dated Ma y, 1980, for the fur · the section line to Wolf Pen May 15, 1972; Ordinance nlshlng of all kinds and Creek; thence down the No. 440, dated August 20, sizes of aggregate that m..M_ creek to the place of begin· 1973; Ordinance· .No. 451 , be required by the ·Meigs ning, containing thirty-six dated July 1, 1974; Or· County Highway Depart· acres. more or less. dinance No. 454, dated men!. Also the right of way for November 18, 1974; Or· Esllm.ated quantities of a private road with gates dinance No. 473, dated June all aggregate required, ap- through the Uriah Stevens lot down the stream when 6, 1976;January Ord inance No. 485, 11, 1978; Or· proximately -40,000 tons. dated the !russel now Is. There is dinance No . 501 , dated· SPECIFICATIONS FOR reserved oh the above February 19, 1979; and Or· THE BIDS AS FOLLOWS: described premises the dinance No. 511 , dated 1- Bid price per ton f.o.b. right of a road for an outlet February 18, 1980, and all loaded at the vendors plant for the east end of the Bart· other ordinances in. conflict tor the various kln«;fs and lett Stevens lot com· with the provisions of this sizes of aggregates that · menclng at a stake on the ordinance shal'l be and are line of the above hereby repealed. may be required, which east described r-. premises from Section 4. Thai this. Or· . will conform to the pertl- wh ich a mulberry tree four dinan<e is hereby declared nent Slate of Ohio Depart- inches in diameter bears to be an e m e r gen~y or·. men! of Highways Con· scuth 44 degrees west two ·dlnance necessary ,for th~ struction and Materials rods; thence south 500 west six rods · thence south 530 Public Notice __ NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND GENERAL PUBLIC Marvin Keebaugh, Mar· Lorie Keebaugh , Jacob· Gaul and Mildred Gaul ; each of whose ind ividual' addreSs is Route 3,. Pomeroy, Ohio, announce the dissolution of their par - tnership, d.b.a. K 8. G Shake Shoppe, Tuppers Plains, Ohio, effective· Aprill2, 1980. The business will be con-' tinued by Marvin. Keebaugh and Marjorie Keebaugh at the same ad· dress. SS& Jacob and Mildred Gaul SS& Marvin and Marjorie Keebaugh (5) 2, 9, 2tc By Associated Preas It was the second straight game in Matt "The Scatt" Alexander will which Morgan homered against his do in a pinch - especially if the oc- fonner teammates and the victory casion demands a pinch-runner. completed a Houston sweep of a Like Thursday. three-game series in Riverfront Willie Stargell had singled leading Stadiwn for the (irst time since Sepoff the lOth inning for Pittsburgh and • !ember 1972. the Pirates' speed specialist W&'l The Astros now have won six brought in to run for the lwnbering straight games and lead the Reds first baseman. and the Los Angeles Dodg~rs by I¥.. Jitterbugging off first, Alexander games in the National League _West. distracted everyone, including Bill Pblllies 2, MeiS 1 Robinson at the plate, who adLuis Aguayo hit his first major mitted: "I'm not used to having a league homer to account for both ~ guy in front of me dancing aroWld Philadelphia runs as the Phillies like that." survived a major league recordBut it made a difference. Relief equalling strikeout perfonnance by pitcher Woodie Fryman, afraid of Pete Falcone to beat New York. throwing a changeup in. that Falcone struck out the first six hitsituation, came in with a fastball. ters he faced at the start of the game Robinson connected for a double and to become only the second pitcher in Alexander came spinning home with modern National League history to the winning run iii a 2-1 Pirate vic- accomplish that feat. The other was tory. Andy Messersmith of the Los It was a duplicate of the situation Angeles Dodgers, in 1973. Three Tuesday night when Alexander American Leaguers have done it. scored the winning run from first in Falcone permitted only three hits in the loth on a Bill Madlock double. seven innings and finished with eight Elsewhere in the National League, strikeouts. Two of the hits came in the Houston Astros whipped the Cin- the fifth when Larry Bowa singled cinnati Reds !1-3, the Philadelphia ahead of Aguayo's home run. Phillies stopped the New York Mets Padres 4, Braves 3 2-1 and the San Diego Padres beat Willie Montanez stroked a ninththe Atlanta Braves 4-3. inning single to score Gene Tenace The victory went to Kent Tekulve, from second and give San Diego its who worked out of a bases-loaded victory over Atlanta. Tenace had jam in the loth. reached base on an error by third Reds 9, Astros 3 baseman Manuel Ruiz and Dave Joe Morgan drove in three runs Winfield moved hilll to second with a with a homer and a single and single off loser Rick Camp. Houston ganged up on Mike LaCoss for five unearn~ runs to defeat Cin·cinnatl behind J.oe Niekro's sixhitter. FINAL MEETING The final meeting to organize the Meigs Girls' Softball League will be TAGDAYSET held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Royal The Pomeroy Youth Baseball and Crown Bottling Co. garage on N. Se- ~ Softball Leagues will hold their an- · cond Ave., Middleport. nual tag day Saturday in the Village All girls' teams wishing to parof Pomeroy. Proceeds will be used to ticipate in either the junior (11).13) help with the expenses incurred in division or the senior (1H8) division carrying out the swruner program. must have a representative present Phil Harrison is president this year. for the meeting. • K C tracksters wzn· CHESillRE - The Kyger Creek track squad swept the top three paces in four events to record an 871>-391> victory over the North Gallia Pirates Wednesday. Mark Rippey (24.9) led Bobcats Paul Lasseter and Tim King to the wire in the ZID-yard dash while Chris Elliott (41-4¥..), Bill Ross and Vic Van Sickle grabbed the top three berths in the shot put. Ross' throw of 138-3 led Rob Waugh and Elliott to the top three spots in the discus, while Smith's IS. 3 in the long jump took the fourth first ahead of King and Westfall. KCHS' other victories came from Rippey (12.2, 100-meter dash ), Kevin Parsons (57.3, 440 dash) , Scott Burnett (5:03, mile run) , King (17.0, 110 high hurdles) and Smith (5-8) in the high jwnp. Alan Sheets also cleared 5-8, ·but Smith won on fewer misses. North Gallia's Billy Blackburn claimed a victory in the 880 run (2:17.4) while Bill Luckadoo won the 300 low hurdles in44.7. Blackburn also finished second in the mile run (5:09) and third in ~ high jwnp (5-4). Bruce Shriver turned in the other top finish for the Pirates with an 18.1 in the high hurdles for second. . COLO\' · , • t- .. IJr, ·ollf · ONE WEEK Fr_iday thru Thursday ABOUT A DOUBLEKNIT 60" Width '3.98 Yd . '2.98 Yd . STARTINGMAYS CALL 992-5320 SEWING CLASSES THE SEWING CENTER You are hereby nollfled:;: that you have been named•. Defendant in a legal action"· entitled Pomeroy Natlonat,'· Bank, Plaintiff, vs. GeraldWilkinson, Defendant. This; action has been assignee Case No. 17,439 and is penf ding in the Common Plea~ Court of Meigs County, Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. .; The object of the com-:. plaint Is to obtain judgment~ plus interest tor default of a<\ promissory note and·', security agreement and tor< 1 costs of the matter. You are required to ~ ·answer the complaint,· within twenty -eight days'~ after the last publication of • this notice, which will be~ on The T in Middleport HOLE-IN-1 GOLF CONTEST_ MAY 1, 2, 3 and 4. Figu'e it out. THIS WEEKEND - THURS. THRU SUN. You can expect the average mOwer to last 3 to 4 years. That's the official industry figure. But the life cx~ctancy of a Yawo Big Wheel Mower 1s over l~ y~ars. _Thai inclUdes the commercial users who work. thiJr AT lliE JAYMAR GOLF COURSE, POMEROY• . published once eath Week·: for six successive ·. weeks.~ The last publication will be.- SPONSORED BY THE MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY LIONS CLUB GRAND Fun Set of Wilson 1200 Golf Clubs made on May 16, 1990, and·: the twenty-eight deanycse tor·,_ answer will comm 00 til at dale. • In case of your failure to· answer or · otherwise' res-; fl(lnd as requl red by the. Ohio Rules of Civil Pro-" cedure, judgment · by; ,. default will be rendered. against you for the relief· demanded In the com -; plaint: , PRIZE Includes 4 Woods & a 1rons Retail Value Retail Value Sf!ftftlll -v ;,v DAILY GIVEAWAY. - CLOSEST TO THE HOLE "BUU:S EYE PARTY · · "Retail Vale of 122.50 Larry E . Spencer,. . Clerk of Courts• ' Mei!L (5) 2>?. ]_6~\L~ & 54" & 60" Wide error and RBI hits from Greg Smith and Jolm Amos. Mike Swisher, behind two hit-!, drove in I!Ie other two KCHS runs. ~ Porter struck out six and walked only one while losing pitcher Tim ter to answer a two-run Eastern Howe also fanned six but walked rally in the bottom ci the first. seven in going the distance. · KeUey Petrie doubled to start the inHighlanders 7, Tornadoes 4 ning and Mike Waugh, Greg Weeb Keith Sizemore blasted a home and Toby Sheets followed with run with Jeff Gilbert on base in the singles. fourth inning to lock up SouthWaugh struck out one and walked western's victory over Southern. three while losing pitcher Greg The Highlanders broke a 4-4 tie in Wigal also went the distance to fan the bottom of the third when Dale five and wall!: three. Both pitchers Newberry drove in a run after hit- doled out lour hits. ting into a force play. Wigal came back to relieve Newberry keyed a lour-run South- Ci·arlie Ritchie in the fourth inning western uprising in the first inning of the finale to pick up the victory. by driving in two runs, but Southern Eastern took a 2-llead after three came back with a four-run rally in innings but Hannan Trace came the third. back to tie the game in the fourth Newberry , Sizemore and Jay behind an RBI couble by Tim Burleson each turned in 2-for-3 ef- Be a w r amt a run-scoring single by forts for the winners, while Sizemore Alan Fulks. scattered the seven Southern hits The Eagles' winners came in the among seven different Tornadoes. bottom of that stanza when Mike John Pape took the loss for Bissell singled home the first run Southern. Both pitchers turned in a and an error off a Nicky Leonard hit complete game. produced the winning run. WUdcats 4-3, Eagles 2-4 Petrie allowed only three hits in Hannan Trace came up with three taking thll Joss with a completeruns in the second inning of the lidlif- game effort . FEEl.. POLYINTERLOCK STRETCH TERRY whose last known address 1 was 15 West Cave Street, ; Pomeroy , Ohio. 11, 18, 25 runs. SPECIAL G~QUP YES WE HAVE IN THE COMMON PLEAS · COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Plaintiff, No. 17,439 • • - vsGERALD WILKINSON , Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION , TO : Gerald Wilkinson ,· _(4) suspenseful ninth inning. Steve Trout, 1-2, ftnished brilliantly for the White Sox and didn't allow a hit in the last five innings. But he was the victim of the long ball in the early going. Despite the loss, the White Sox remained in first place in the American LeBgue West while the Red Sox moved into a second-place tie in the East, one-half game behind Toronto. Indians Z, Blue Jaya 1 Mike Hargrove .drove in two runs with a bases-loaded single in the eighth inning to lead Cleveland over Toronto. The Indians loaded the bases and chased Blue Jay starter Dave Lemanczyk in the eighth with a double by Rick Manning and walks to Ron Pruitt andJorgeOrta. With nobody out, reliever Joey McLaughlin got pinch-hitter Andres Mora to pop out, but Hargrove followed with a shot down the right field line past a diving Jolm Mayberry at first that drove in the two runs. Angels 2, Mariners 1 Pinch-runner Bert Campaneris scored on a fielder's choice in the seventh inning to lift California over &;attle in a game which was protested by Mariner Manager Darrell Johnson. The protest stemmed from an Angel appeal play in the top of the seventh which wiped ~ Public Notice_ _ it • Zimmer. heaves . sigh of relief Public Notice . ORDINANCE NO. 514 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORD·INANCE NO. 379, ORDINANCE NO. 401. ORDINANCE NO .· 407. ORDINANCE NO . 43J, OR · Dm ANCE NO . 440, OR ~ DINANCE NO. 451 , OR, DINANCE NO. 454, OR ~ DINANCE NO . 456, OR · DINANCE NO. 485, OR · DIN ANCE NO . 501, OR ~ DINANCE NO . 511, TO FIX SALAR IE S AND WAGES OF THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY, OHIO. BE IT ORDAINED, as Ohio, NEW COACH- Jolm Lawborn,liead basketball coach at Warren Western Reserve High School the past five years.has been appointed head ba$ketball coach at Rio Grande College. Lawhorn, who for six years served as head basketball coach at Circleville High School, returns to his alma mater succeeding Art Lanham who resigned in February. · enonnous underl)ing demand for existing housing. Not just 4 million, but 5 million unit<! a year. Now that interest rates appear to befalling, allthatnlightchange.As Carlson sees it, there remains an Notice . _ _Public ._:.::c:"'-"'="'-- •• says· The Bobcats plated four insurance run in the sixth on a two-run Pirate · Alexander's dancing hurts Fryman • j Housing could receive boost COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) - Voter approval of a statewide ballot issue June 3 would boost Ohio's slwnping housing industry by helping low and mOderate income persons obtain affordable home building loans, backers said Thuisday. Passage of Issue 2 "could lower the mortgage rates considerably," ~P- Edward J. Orlett, D-Dayton, told a news conference marking the start of the campaign. · "It's not only the poor, its the middle income (residents), the families who are being priced out of the market," Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff, RCincinnati; said. "The issue will pass or fail (on) whether we can sell to the people of Ohio (that) this affects them directly," Aronoff added. If approved by voters, the proposed constitutional amendment would permit state and local governments to raise money for housing by borrowing money through issuance of tax-exempt revenue bonds. Money yielded by the bond sales would he distributed to mortgage lenders and brokers. They, in turn, would lend the money at reduced rates to low and moderate income families. Those loans could be used by qualifying developers and individuals for the construction, rehabilitation or remodeling ci privately-<Jwned homes. Although the measure authorizes development of such a program, it does not spell out key det..1ts of now It would be administered. Supporters said rules governing SVAC Roundup •-~ < _.1 ·_,., •JJI,M~ Wildcats are 2~ in the league while North Gallia fell to 1~. North Gallia's Barry Marcum broke a scoreless tie in the fourth inning by singling, stealing second and third and coming home on a Porter balk. Kyger Creek took the lead for good in the bottom of the frame when Willie Noble belted a double to score Porter and Paul Lasseter with one out. . Yazoo mow4lrs 8 hours a day. 11 yOLI re 1ook1ng for il rertl meal nol 1us1 a qu1ck snack Kenll1Cky Fned Chlcke,n's lhe answer It's fre sh qui'l llt y c h1cken coo ked ho t l endet· rmd Ju •cy And tfs cooked 1he. Colonels spec1al way Ft'e! good about a meA! Kent ucky Fned Ch1cken See aU tbe yezooe at It's niCe~ feel .so good about a meal. Pried Cbicken GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 CONDOR ST. HOURS OF CONTEST: . 0 · Many homeowrlers are still using Yazoos they bought fifteen and twenty ~ears ago. , . · .. .. Try one on your home turl. 3Yo to 7 HP: 20 to 26 cut. It's the. cheapest way to cut grass. Come in, today. Or you call, we.'ll haul- to vour place. . Thurs., 12:00til Dark, Sat. 12:00til Dark F rl., 4: OO.$il Da~!c, Sun. 12: 00 til Da r.k 992-2975 •• • • �2-'i:lwi Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 2,1980 3-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, May 2, 1980 Opinions & Comments Eastern splits_; Southern falls Kyger Creek clinches first place tie with 6-1 victory TilE DAILY SEI\'TINEL !USPS lcwtlll DEVOTED TO TilE INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASoN AJIEA · l..tttel'l of opilllooare weleom~. They ahoukl be leJ• lhaaiOO wont. loag j gr tabled to reducUoa by IJte edJklr) &Dd IDUit be IJpH wllb tllie 11~ '1 address. Namet -)'be trithheld llpoD pabU~tloa, Ho,eve:r, OD request; um" w0J. be diftloted. Letcen 1bould be ill good laste, addrtlllll& Illata, DOl penooaUtltt. · l'llbllJbec! dolly except Salllnloy by Tbe Oblo Volley l'llblllblq Compaoy· Mulllmedla, ID<., Ul Court St., Pomeroy, Oblo m•. Bus1De11 Office Pbooe m- %1$1, Editorial Pboat ttz..:t157. SecoDd clul potCICe paid at Ptmeroy, Ohio. Natloul advertlalnc repreaeatatll'e, Laodoo Alaoclal.es, 3101 EacUd Ave., Clevelii Dd, OIUo Terry Porter·allowed just four hits while Mike Swisher and Willie Noble each batted in a pair of runs to help the Kyger Creek Bobcats clinch a tie for the Southern Valley Athletic Conference baseball championship Thursday with a 6-1 victory over North Gallia at Cheshire. With Eastern left to play, the Bobcats hold a 7-2 SVACaccountingand' lead Southern by one game. Meanwhile, second-place &4115. The AaNclated Prell is tJ:clwlvely eotl0e4 to the use for ~bllcaUon of aU ~~twa dJspatchH ·erte~~te4 to the aewspaper ud also the local aewa publlabed herein. Publllber Robtrt Wiqet1 RobertHoerucb Dale Rothgeb, Jr. Car!Gbeto Ge~~tral M&r.A: CJty EdJ&or 'News Editor Adv. Manager ~"'.A .,..~ ts:m:sl ~~ ...,..,__,L--r-o~d·= ., . Cyclist's death • • not surpns1ng The death of a 22-year old Point Pleasant biking enthusiast was quite a shock Wednesday night, but not a com- ~ plete surprise. In recent years as the sun wanns the horizon, the strip mining areas in Cheshire and Addison Townships thrive with the sound of engines from hill-climbing motorcycles, fourwheel drive vehicles and other types of transportation. It seems the tri-county's 'dare-devils' take to the hills in some type of challenge between man and machines. As in any case, we are saddened by the loss of a young person just begmning a good, productive life; however. his death should be a warning for other cyclists that danger lurks despite one's knowledge of his motorcycle, car, truck or bicycle. Traveling on unfamiliar terrain can be dangerous, particularly if a person is moving at an unsafe speed. Each week, motorcycle riders from all walks of life, some motoring as far away as 150 to 200 miles, participate in 'dirt biking' in Gallia's abandoned strip mines. Those mines are also used for parties for adults and youth alike. · As we enter the hot days of sununer, let's hope this is just the only tragedy to mar the outdoors sports scene. •i Southern suffered a 7-4 loss to the host Southwestern Highlanders to place their SVAC record at 6-3. . The victory tied Southwestern for third place with Eastern after the Eagles split a do.Ubleheader with Hannan Trace at Reedsville. The .• .... • . ·'• " Another party just called from the Peruvian embassy and cancelled.'' . ....•.• economi~t 'Mortgage rates coming down' NEW YORK (AP ) Jack Carlson, economist and authority on housing, has good news for people seeking to sell their homes, and some also for those who want to buy. "The worst will be over in the next 60 to 90 days," he said from Chicago this week. "Mortgage rates will be coming down ." That forecast is perhaps the first good news to come out of the real estate market in six months, or since the Federal Reserve, seeking to tame inflation, decided to let rising interest rates help them out. Already, said Car~me of the extreme high rates, round 16 percent or 17 percent, e collapsing. "By the end of the year the average rate will be ~own to 14 percent. And by next year to 13." the amount of money set aside for Never mind for the moment what developers or individuals and the happens after that. If he is on target, service charge from a bank or lenders soon will be more agreeable savings and loan, would he set by the to deal with, buyers will be able to Legislature if the issue is approved. borrow, and homeowners finally will ~o to be worked out later would be able to sell their houses. be the income limits under which in-Prices, of course, will remain dividuals could qualify for loans. high, which isn't good news - but Backers said the proposal was no not surprise, either - for buyers. different in its lack of specifics than And interest rates, while lower, will past issues okaying legalized bingo still cause families to pay more than and the state lottery. they think they can afford. "We have not made a practice in Carlson has credentials. Mter serthis state ... of legislating by con- ving several presidents he became stitutional amendment," Orlett said. chief economist for the Chamber of He and others pointed out the issue Conunerce mthe United States, and would not raise taxes. The bonds last · year was chosen head , of the would be repaid as borrowers paid National Association of Realtors. off their mortgages. His conunentary followed a It marks the third time in five telephone survey of 21 metropolitan years that housing-related issues areas in which most reported the have been placed before voters. good, even surprising news that Plans offered in 1975 and 1977 wefe April sales were the same or only a both rejected. bit below the March level of 2.7 But the current proposal, unlike million units. ao earlier. issue, "does not permit That 's quite a contrast to what's the state to make direct loans or been going on. From February to guarantee loans, '' Orlett said. March, for example, sales dropped In addition, interest rates which 10 percent. And since last fall, when have soared to new highs since then they reached nearly 4 million, the may make the plan more attractive decline has measured 36 percent. to voters. Even that doesn't tell the full The Oh i o Homebuilders story, and certainly not the h!lllllln Association, one of the groups for- story- of the families that bought a ming the " Ohio Committee of 1,000" new home and couldn't unload the to support the issue, estimated new old, of families needing to bUy who home construction in the state is couldn't obtain a mortgage, and of down by 00 percent to 80 percent. families that simply were-priced out Supporters say 43 states already , of contention. have passed similar programs, in-· The overall statistics don't tell the eluding Pennsylvania, West Virgina, regional story either. In parts of the Kentucky and Michigan. Midwest the market was left in ruins Ohio perspective Lack o-f -gas funds prohibit repair By JOE McKNIGHT cent in May , 10.51 percent in Jime, hiring new workers. Allsoclated Pras Writer 7.2 percent in August and .4 percent "Also, we were fortunate in COLUMBUS, OHio (AP) in September. having a mild winter," said departDeclining gasoline sales continue in The state transportation depart- ment spokesman David Finley. their circuitious way to knock Firiley estimated the mild weather ment gets 4.25 cent<! for ito! operating ·potholes in Ohio's highway repair fund from each seven cents of motor allowed. his department to save fWld. vehicle fuel tax collected. That pays about $2 million alloted for fuel to Statistics for February, the latest for operattng ·snow plows and road run snow plows, salt trucks. and month available, show that total fungraders, mowing graBS on highway other extra equipment associated ds collected under Ohio's seven- rights of way, patching potholes, with a harsh winter. cents-per-gallon tax was down 9.08 summer repaving projects, Department spokesman estimate percent in February from the same n!P,<Iirin!l and replacing bridges, that since the July 1 start of the month a year ago. It was down 4.75 keeping up roadside rest sites and fiscal year about f4.8 million has per-Cent for the fiscal year which safety upgrading of highways. been saved in personnel services ' began last July 1. the rest of the seven cents is through a combination of reduced The net loss for this fiscal year is divided among county and employment and less overtime. :$13,256,145. . municipal governments, debt They trace that mainly to the mild Income from the tax began drop- retirement and a waterways safety winter. · · ping last May when record high confund. ,. , Statewide employment in the sumption levels ·nation-wide comTransportation officials . say the department is now under 7,100. Weir bined with rising prices and a new decline in gasoline sales is in lin!! says that's the lowest in the past five spate of crude oil price increases · with their projections made during years. Employment in the departfrom the Organization of' Petrolewn bpdget talks last year, and they're ment is down 26 percent since 1975 ~ ,Exporting CoWltries. not greatly surprised. · and Weir said it has been dropping · In comp.arlaon with the same monTransportation Director David faster since he institut.ed the hiring th for the previous year; fuel tax in-- Weir says he is partially offsetting freeze last year. come dropped 4.61 (lllr- the loss by continuing a freeze on . ' for the . state . ' ~ • after declines of 50 percent or more. Even in the affluent Sunbelt, sales dived 20 percent. ----:o-:-. c :c=-=-:-Public Notice tallows by The Counc il of the Village of Pomeroy , twothirds of all m em ber s elected t her eto conc urring , that OR - DINANCE NO . 379, da ted February 6, 1969; OR · DINANCE NO . 401, dal.ed June 1, 1970; Ord inance No. 407, dated Nove mber 1, 1969; Ordinance No. 431, dated May 15, 1972; ordina nce No . 440, dated Aug ust 20, 1973; Ordinance No . 451, dated July 1, 1974; Ordinance No. 454, dated November 18, 1974: Or· dina nee No. - 456, da ted Febru ary 3, 1975; Or· di na-nee No. 473, dated June 6, 1976; Ordinance No. 485, dated January 1, 1978; Or· di nance No. 501, dated Feb ru ary 19, 1979; and Or· dinance No . 511, dated February 18, 1980, is hereby amended to the ex· tent th at Section l, Para gr aph B i s changed as lollows : Section 1. That the following scale of salaries and wages for employees of the Village of Pomeroy, Oh io: B. Police Department : Chief of YEARLY One to six month s $11,000.00 Afte r six months 13,000.00 1. The Chief of Pol ice is subject to ca ll 24 hours a day. 2. The Ch ief of Police sha ll se r ve a six months Police immed ia te preservation at the public sa fety in said village of Pomeroy and shall go into effec t April16, 1980. APPROVED : Clarence Andrews MAYOR PASSED : 4·14· 80 ATTEST: Jane Walton CLERK -TRUSTEE 14) 25 (5) 2 2tc ' ' FROM THE MEIGS COUNTY COURT, MEIGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE, POMEROY, OHIO Western Reserve Mutual casualty Company Wooster Ohio 45691, eta! Plaintiffs vs. Bobby R. Mitchell, Sr. Route 4 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Defendant Cause No. 1,431 NOTICE TO: BOBBY R. MIT· CHELL, SR . LAST KNOWN ADDRESS : Route 4, Pomeroy, Ohio 45760 PRESENT ADDRESS: Unknown Plaintiffs have brought this action naming yov as defendant in the Mei!fS County Court by filing lhetr complaint on October 17, 197-9. The object of the complaint is to recover a ·money judgment against you for your negligent· operation of a motor vehicle on October 20, 1977, Specifications, excepting pea or shot gravel, which is an ungraded material. 2-With respect to the aforesaid, eslimatd quan· lilies, the vendors shall understand thai no guarantee Is given to the actual quantities of aggregates to be furnished, but each vendor shall be re· quired to furnish any part of the actual requirements, as ordered during the bid year. 3-Prices on this bid shall be firm and in effect from April1 , 1980ioAprill, 1981. 4- AII ..bidders must agree to furnish any aggregate materials as re- quested in Item 1, at the same price to all townships of Meigs county during the bid year. plaintiff Ronald Whit - tington, ·which was insured by plaintiff WeUern Reserve Mutual Casualty Com -· pany. The prayer is for COICAGO (AP) - Manager Don Zimmer heaved a sigh of relief and said, "Thank God we don't have to play them again for a while," after his Boston Red Sox edged the Chicago White Sox 4-3 Thursday night in a gllffil\ which ended in a heavy fog. "They hit, they p_itch and they ~ bases. What else is there?" asked Zimmer, who also was pleased that his Red Sox came up with good pitching in the series. It marked the first series Chicago has lost this season after winning its first five. In the only other American League games played Thursday, Clevellpid edged Toronto 2-1 and Califorilia nipped Seattle 2-1. "We hadn't been pitching well, but we got some good pitching in this series," said Zinuner. "The kid (Sruce Hurst) pitched good and Dick Drago was outstanding. We needed it !Ill because they also got 8001! pitching. "In that ninth inning, I kept pulling for ground balls because I could just see someone losing the ball in that fogowith all of those runners on base," said Zinuner. With the bases loaded and one run in, Zimmer got his wish. Reliever Tom aurgmeier came in and got Marv Foley to bounce to shortStop Rick Surleson, who stepped on .s--,.....on the envelope con - taining the bid, the name and address of the vendor must be shown and plainly marked "Aggregate Bids". 6--Proposals are to be returned on bid forms supplied by the vendor, and will be opened on the dale and place specified above. 7- The Meigs County Commissioners reserve the right to accept or reject · any or all bids and/or any partherof. Mary Hobstetter, Clerk Meigs County Board of Commissioners (4) 25, (5) 2, 2tc whereby you drove your vehicle left of center into the vehicle operated by· west eight rods; the·nce south 31° west six rods; thence south 41/,o west eight rods; thence south 28" west four rods to a stake on the south line of the above conveyed premises from which the south east corner · of the above described premises bears south 970 east eleven ( 11) rods and . nine links. Reference Deed: Vol. 113, Page 215, Meigs Coun· : ty Deed Records. · You are notified that you · are required to answer the .Complaint within 28 days after the last publication. The last publication will be made on the 6th day of June, 1980. If no answer is · filed, the Court will ?rant the demand for partitoon of real estate . Larry E. Spencer, Meigs County Clerk of Court · (5) 2, 9, 16, 23,30 (6) 6, 6tc Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS tudgment against you for1 COUNTY, OHIO damages sustained in the VIRGINIA R. BLAKE, ET amount of $100.00 for plain - AL tiff Ronald Whittington and Plaintiffs, $1,276 .31 tor plaintiff vs. Western Reserve Mutual WADE F. KING, ET AL probat ion period. ANNA ROBINSON KING, 3. Cou ncil w ill enter into Casualty Company, the Address Unknown a contrac t with t he Chief amount of diminution of Defendants. after . the probationary value of the insured vehicle, plus the costs of No. 17,443 period. action. - NOTICE BY Patrolman HOURLY theYou are required to an PUBLICATION First six-monthsswer the complaint within To the unknown heirs , without (28) days af- dev i sees, le9atees, experience $3.65 twenty-eight ter the last publicatoon of executors, adm inistrators, Following si x this Notice. which will be s' p ouse or assigns of Anna months or with published once each week King Robinson, address ex perience 4.00 tor six successive weeks in unknown, and A. J. Reuter, Second year , 4.23 accordance with Rule 4.4 Mamie Reuter, T. J . John, Third year 4.46 iA), Ohio Rules ol Civil son, Virginia -Johnson, Otto Fourth year 4.69 Procedure, and the Johnson, Harley Johnson, Fifth year 4.94 publication will be madelast on Rebecca Kay Meadows, Extra ' 5·9, 1980. Paul King, and Dan King, Patrolman HOURLY Should you fail to answer deceased, all whose adFirst year otherwise respond as dresses ~re unknown : ser vice $3.15 or permitted by the Ohio You are hereby notified One to thr ee Rules of CiVIl Procedure !hat a Complaint has beeh years 3.30 within the time stated, filed in the Common Pleas Three t o five by default will be Court of Meigs County, years 3.50 judgment rendered against foUTor Ohio, Case No . 17,-4-43, Five to eigh t namong the bove as Defen· ~~~ r~liJ!l!fema11dJ!d .io 1be, years 4.00 complaint. dants and demanding parEight to ten Elizabeth Hobstetter tition of the following years 4.50 Clerk, Meigs described real estate, to· Section 2. Promotion and COUnty Court wit : Raise : · Situated in the County of County Courthouse F. Th at a ny .ex tra Meigs, State of Ohio, Town· patrofmcm who wish to Pomeroy, .Ohio 45769 ship of Salisbury and furbecome a full t ime (4) 4, 11 , 18, 25 <SI2, 9, 61c ther bounded and poli ceman will be given 112 described as follows: Public Notice cr edit per year worked, Commencing at the thus earnin9 credit on NOTICE TO southwest corner of the saG. lary300 scale and rank . AGGREGATE VENDORS·. Bartlett Stevens lot known hours minimum by lot No. 4 of the northeast mustbeworkedperyearlo Sealed bids will be quarter of Section No. 35, be considered on years tor received by the Board ol Range 19, No. 2; rank and salary. Meigs County .Commls· thence southTown 87° east one H. Previous experience sioners at the county com~ hundred and fourteen (114) to be cons i der~d in starting missioners Office, located rods along the north 1ine of salary . I h c I H I th the Uriah Stevens lot; then· Section 3. That Or· on I e our ouse, n e ce north H<o east forty dinance No. , 379, dated Village of Pomeroy, Ohio February 6, 1969; Or· until 12 Noon on !he 13th dinance No. 401 , d.ated June day of May , 1980, and the eight <48>' rods and eight 1, 1970; Ordinance No. 407, bios will be opened at 2:15 (8) links to the section line; dated Novem,ber 1, 1970; P.M. on the 13th day of thence north 970 west along Ordinance No. 431, dated Ma y, 1980, for the fur · the section line to Wolf Pen May 15, 1972; Ordinance nlshlng of all kinds and Creek; thence down the No. 440, dated August 20, sizes of aggregate that m..M_ creek to the place of begin· 1973; Ordinance· .No. 451 , be required by the ·Meigs ning, containing thirty-six dated July 1, 1974; Or· County Highway Depart· acres. more or less. dinance No. 454, dated men!. Also the right of way for November 18, 1974; Or· Esllm.ated quantities of a private road with gates dinance No. 473, dated June all aggregate required, ap- through the Uriah Stevens lot down the stream when 6, 1976;January Ord inance No. 485, 11, 1978; Or· proximately -40,000 tons. dated the !russel now Is. There is dinance No . 501 , dated· SPECIFICATIONS FOR reserved oh the above February 19, 1979; and Or· THE BIDS AS FOLLOWS: described premises the dinance No. 511 , dated 1- Bid price per ton f.o.b. right of a road for an outlet February 18, 1980, and all loaded at the vendors plant for the east end of the Bart· other ordinances in. conflict tor the various kln«;fs and lett Stevens lot com· with the provisions of this sizes of aggregates that · menclng at a stake on the ordinance shal'l be and are line of the above hereby repealed. may be required, which east described r-. premises from Section 4. Thai this. Or· . will conform to the pertl- wh ich a mulberry tree four dinan<e is hereby declared nent Slate of Ohio Depart- inches in diameter bears to be an e m e r gen~y or·. men! of Highways Con· scuth 44 degrees west two ·dlnance necessary ,for th~ struction and Materials rods; thence south 500 west six rods · thence south 530 Public Notice __ NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND GENERAL PUBLIC Marvin Keebaugh, Mar· Lorie Keebaugh , Jacob· Gaul and Mildred Gaul ; each of whose ind ividual' addreSs is Route 3,. Pomeroy, Ohio, announce the dissolution of their par - tnership, d.b.a. K 8. G Shake Shoppe, Tuppers Plains, Ohio, effective· Aprill2, 1980. The business will be con-' tinued by Marvin. Keebaugh and Marjorie Keebaugh at the same ad· dress. SS& Jacob and Mildred Gaul SS& Marvin and Marjorie Keebaugh (5) 2, 9, 2tc By Associated Preas It was the second straight game in Matt "The Scatt" Alexander will which Morgan homered against his do in a pinch - especially if the oc- fonner teammates and the victory casion demands a pinch-runner. completed a Houston sweep of a Like Thursday. three-game series in Riverfront Willie Stargell had singled leading Stadiwn for the (irst time since Sepoff the lOth inning for Pittsburgh and • !ember 1972. the Pirates' speed specialist W&'l The Astros now have won six brought in to run for the lwnbering straight games and lead the Reds first baseman. and the Los Angeles Dodg~rs by I¥.. Jitterbugging off first, Alexander games in the National League _West. distracted everyone, including Bill Pblllies 2, MeiS 1 Robinson at the plate, who adLuis Aguayo hit his first major mitted: "I'm not used to having a league homer to account for both ~ guy in front of me dancing aroWld Philadelphia runs as the Phillies like that." survived a major league recordBut it made a difference. Relief equalling strikeout perfonnance by pitcher Woodie Fryman, afraid of Pete Falcone to beat New York. throwing a changeup in. that Falcone struck out the first six hitsituation, came in with a fastball. ters he faced at the start of the game Robinson connected for a double and to become only the second pitcher in Alexander came spinning home with modern National League history to the winning run iii a 2-1 Pirate vic- accomplish that feat. The other was tory. Andy Messersmith of the Los It was a duplicate of the situation Angeles Dodgers, in 1973. Three Tuesday night when Alexander American Leaguers have done it. scored the winning run from first in Falcone permitted only three hits in the loth on a Bill Madlock double. seven innings and finished with eight Elsewhere in the National League, strikeouts. Two of the hits came in the Houston Astros whipped the Cin- the fifth when Larry Bowa singled cinnati Reds !1-3, the Philadelphia ahead of Aguayo's home run. Phillies stopped the New York Mets Padres 4, Braves 3 2-1 and the San Diego Padres beat Willie Montanez stroked a ninththe Atlanta Braves 4-3. inning single to score Gene Tenace The victory went to Kent Tekulve, from second and give San Diego its who worked out of a bases-loaded victory over Atlanta. Tenace had jam in the loth. reached base on an error by third Reds 9, Astros 3 baseman Manuel Ruiz and Dave Joe Morgan drove in three runs Winfield moved hilll to second with a with a homer and a single and single off loser Rick Camp. Houston ganged up on Mike LaCoss for five unearn~ runs to defeat Cin·cinnatl behind J.oe Niekro's sixhitter. FINAL MEETING The final meeting to organize the Meigs Girls' Softball League will be TAGDAYSET held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Royal The Pomeroy Youth Baseball and Crown Bottling Co. garage on N. Se- ~ Softball Leagues will hold their an- · cond Ave., Middleport. nual tag day Saturday in the Village All girls' teams wishing to parof Pomeroy. Proceeds will be used to ticipate in either the junior (11).13) help with the expenses incurred in division or the senior (1H8) division carrying out the swruner program. must have a representative present Phil Harrison is president this year. for the meeting. • K C tracksters wzn· CHESillRE - The Kyger Creek track squad swept the top three paces in four events to record an 871>-391> victory over the North Gallia Pirates Wednesday. Mark Rippey (24.9) led Bobcats Paul Lasseter and Tim King to the wire in the ZID-yard dash while Chris Elliott (41-4¥..), Bill Ross and Vic Van Sickle grabbed the top three berths in the shot put. Ross' throw of 138-3 led Rob Waugh and Elliott to the top three spots in the discus, while Smith's IS. 3 in the long jump took the fourth first ahead of King and Westfall. KCHS' other victories came from Rippey (12.2, 100-meter dash ), Kevin Parsons (57.3, 440 dash) , Scott Burnett (5:03, mile run) , King (17.0, 110 high hurdles) and Smith (5-8) in the high jwnp. Alan Sheets also cleared 5-8, ·but Smith won on fewer misses. North Gallia's Billy Blackburn claimed a victory in the 880 run (2:17.4) while Bill Luckadoo won the 300 low hurdles in44.7. Blackburn also finished second in the mile run (5:09) and third in ~ high jwnp (5-4). Bruce Shriver turned in the other top finish for the Pirates with an 18.1 in the high hurdles for second. . COLO\' · , • t- .. IJr, ·ollf · ONE WEEK Fr_iday thru Thursday ABOUT A DOUBLEKNIT 60" Width '3.98 Yd . '2.98 Yd . STARTINGMAYS CALL 992-5320 SEWING CLASSES THE SEWING CENTER You are hereby nollfled:;: that you have been named•. Defendant in a legal action"· entitled Pomeroy Natlonat,'· Bank, Plaintiff, vs. GeraldWilkinson, Defendant. This; action has been assignee Case No. 17,439 and is penf ding in the Common Plea~ Court of Meigs County, Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. .; The object of the com-:. plaint Is to obtain judgment~ plus interest tor default of a<\ promissory note and·', security agreement and tor< 1 costs of the matter. You are required to ~ ·answer the complaint,· within twenty -eight days'~ after the last publication of • this notice, which will be~ on The T in Middleport HOLE-IN-1 GOLF CONTEST_ MAY 1, 2, 3 and 4. Figu'e it out. THIS WEEKEND - THURS. THRU SUN. You can expect the average mOwer to last 3 to 4 years. That's the official industry figure. But the life cx~ctancy of a Yawo Big Wheel Mower 1s over l~ y~ars. _Thai inclUdes the commercial users who work. thiJr AT lliE JAYMAR GOLF COURSE, POMEROY• . published once eath Week·: for six successive ·. weeks.~ The last publication will be.- SPONSORED BY THE MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY LIONS CLUB GRAND Fun Set of Wilson 1200 Golf Clubs made on May 16, 1990, and·: the twenty-eight deanycse tor·,_ answer will comm 00 til at dale. • In case of your failure to· answer or · otherwise' res-; fl(lnd as requl red by the. Ohio Rules of Civil Pro-" cedure, judgment · by; ,. default will be rendered. against you for the relief· demanded In the com -; plaint: , PRIZE Includes 4 Woods & a 1rons Retail Value Retail Value Sf!ftftlll -v ;,v DAILY GIVEAWAY. - CLOSEST TO THE HOLE "BUU:S EYE PARTY · · "Retail Vale of 122.50 Larry E . Spencer,. . Clerk of Courts• ' Mei!L (5) 2>?. ]_6~\L~ & 54" & 60" Wide error and RBI hits from Greg Smith and Jolm Amos. Mike Swisher, behind two hit-!, drove in I!Ie other two KCHS runs. ~ Porter struck out six and walked only one while losing pitcher Tim ter to answer a two-run Eastern Howe also fanned six but walked rally in the bottom ci the first. seven in going the distance. · KeUey Petrie doubled to start the inHighlanders 7, Tornadoes 4 ning and Mike Waugh, Greg Weeb Keith Sizemore blasted a home and Toby Sheets followed with run with Jeff Gilbert on base in the singles. fourth inning to lock up SouthWaugh struck out one and walked western's victory over Southern. three while losing pitcher Greg The Highlanders broke a 4-4 tie in Wigal also went the distance to fan the bottom of the third when Dale five and wall!: three. Both pitchers Newberry drove in a run after hit- doled out lour hits. ting into a force play. Wigal came back to relieve Newberry keyed a lour-run South- Ci·arlie Ritchie in the fourth inning western uprising in the first inning of the finale to pick up the victory. by driving in two runs, but Southern Eastern took a 2-llead after three came back with a four-run rally in innings but Hannan Trace came the third. back to tie the game in the fourth Newberry , Sizemore and Jay behind an RBI couble by Tim Burleson each turned in 2-for-3 ef- Be a w r amt a run-scoring single by forts for the winners, while Sizemore Alan Fulks. scattered the seven Southern hits The Eagles' winners came in the among seven different Tornadoes. bottom of that stanza when Mike John Pape took the loss for Bissell singled home the first run Southern. Both pitchers turned in a and an error off a Nicky Leonard hit complete game. produced the winning run. WUdcats 4-3, Eagles 2-4 Petrie allowed only three hits in Hannan Trace came up with three taking thll Joss with a completeruns in the second inning of the lidlif- game effort . FEEl.. POLYINTERLOCK STRETCH TERRY whose last known address 1 was 15 West Cave Street, ; Pomeroy , Ohio. 11, 18, 25 runs. SPECIAL G~QUP YES WE HAVE IN THE COMMON PLEAS · COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Plaintiff, No. 17,439 • • - vsGERALD WILKINSON , Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION , TO : Gerald Wilkinson ,· _(4) suspenseful ninth inning. Steve Trout, 1-2, ftnished brilliantly for the White Sox and didn't allow a hit in the last five innings. But he was the victim of the long ball in the early going. Despite the loss, the White Sox remained in first place in the American LeBgue West while the Red Sox moved into a second-place tie in the East, one-half game behind Toronto. Indians Z, Blue Jaya 1 Mike Hargrove .drove in two runs with a bases-loaded single in the eighth inning to lead Cleveland over Toronto. The Indians loaded the bases and chased Blue Jay starter Dave Lemanczyk in the eighth with a double by Rick Manning and walks to Ron Pruitt andJorgeOrta. With nobody out, reliever Joey McLaughlin got pinch-hitter Andres Mora to pop out, but Hargrove followed with a shot down the right field line past a diving Jolm Mayberry at first that drove in the two runs. Angels 2, Mariners 1 Pinch-runner Bert Campaneris scored on a fielder's choice in the seventh inning to lift California over &;attle in a game which was protested by Mariner Manager Darrell Johnson. The protest stemmed from an Angel appeal play in the top of the seventh which wiped ~ Public Notice_ _ it • Zimmer. heaves . sigh of relief Public Notice . ORDINANCE NO. 514 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORD·INANCE NO. 379, ORDINANCE NO. 401. ORDINANCE NO .· 407. ORDINANCE NO . 43J, OR · Dm ANCE NO . 440, OR ~ DINANCE NO. 451 , OR, DINANCE NO. 454, OR ~ DINANCE NO . 456, OR · DINANCE NO. 485, OR · DIN ANCE NO . 501, OR ~ DINANCE NO . 511, TO FIX SALAR IE S AND WAGES OF THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY, OHIO. BE IT ORDAINED, as Ohio, NEW COACH- Jolm Lawborn,liead basketball coach at Warren Western Reserve High School the past five years.has been appointed head ba$ketball coach at Rio Grande College. Lawhorn, who for six years served as head basketball coach at Circleville High School, returns to his alma mater succeeding Art Lanham who resigned in February. · enonnous underl)ing demand for existing housing. Not just 4 million, but 5 million unit<! a year. Now that interest rates appear to befalling, allthatnlightchange.As Carlson sees it, there remains an Notice . _ _Public ._:.::c:"'-"'="'-- •• says· The Bobcats plated four insurance run in the sixth on a two-run Pirate · Alexander's dancing hurts Fryman • j Housing could receive boost COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) - Voter approval of a statewide ballot issue June 3 would boost Ohio's slwnping housing industry by helping low and mOderate income persons obtain affordable home building loans, backers said Thuisday. Passage of Issue 2 "could lower the mortgage rates considerably," ~P- Edward J. Orlett, D-Dayton, told a news conference marking the start of the campaign. · "It's not only the poor, its the middle income (residents), the families who are being priced out of the market," Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff, RCincinnati; said. "The issue will pass or fail (on) whether we can sell to the people of Ohio (that) this affects them directly," Aronoff added. If approved by voters, the proposed constitutional amendment would permit state and local governments to raise money for housing by borrowing money through issuance of tax-exempt revenue bonds. Money yielded by the bond sales would he distributed to mortgage lenders and brokers. They, in turn, would lend the money at reduced rates to low and moderate income families. Those loans could be used by qualifying developers and individuals for the construction, rehabilitation or remodeling ci privately-<Jwned homes. Although the measure authorizes development of such a program, it does not spell out key det..1ts of now It would be administered. Supporters said rules governing SVAC Roundup •-~ < _.1 ·_,., •JJI,M~ Wildcats are 2~ in the league while North Gallia fell to 1~. North Gallia's Barry Marcum broke a scoreless tie in the fourth inning by singling, stealing second and third and coming home on a Porter balk. Kyger Creek took the lead for good in the bottom of the frame when Willie Noble belted a double to score Porter and Paul Lasseter with one out. . Yazoo mow4lrs 8 hours a day. 11 yOLI re 1ook1ng for il rertl meal nol 1us1 a qu1ck snack Kenll1Cky Fned Chlcke,n's lhe answer It's fre sh qui'l llt y c h1cken coo ked ho t l endet· rmd Ju •cy And tfs cooked 1he. Colonels spec1al way Ft'e! good about a meA! Kent ucky Fned Ch1cken See aU tbe yezooe at It's niCe~ feel .so good about a meal. Pried Cbicken GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 CONDOR ST. HOURS OF CONTEST: . 0 · Many homeowrlers are still using Yazoos they bought fifteen and twenty ~ears ago. , . · .. .. Try one on your home turl. 3Yo to 7 HP: 20 to 26 cut. It's the. cheapest way to cut grass. Come in, today. Or you call, we.'ll haul- to vour place. . Thurs., 12:00til Dark, Sat. 12:00til Dark F rl., 4: OO.$il Da~!c, Sun. 12: 00 til Da r.k 992-2975 •• • • �: ~'lbe Daily Sentinel, M">ddlepm-Pwieroy, 0 ., Friday, May %, 1980 Program heard on herbs " .prqp-am 011 herbs, their cooltiDg Ohio University recenUy. The club and medicinJI value, was given by took second in the percentage ol Mrs. Pew Moore at the Wednesday membership attending the meeting. night JDeeting ol the Wildwood Each gave a short summary ol the Garden Club beld at the lone ol program and activities ol the day. ~Mary Nease. Mrs. Evelyn Hollon had devotions Mrs. Moore listed the varieties ol IWng "God Loves My Kit.eben berils and discussed tbelr uses and Best", and '"It's Glorious to See tbeo had a "name the herb" game . Another Spring." For · .. now is the with Marcia Arnold and Evelyn I lime", members told what they have Hollon as the Winners. done on their lawns so far. The sweetpe«, flower ot the On display were several armonth, was given by Mae Holter rangements. Mrs. Carrie Grueser who described it as an annual wbich presented an arrangement of tulips, COOies in assorted colors. She said daffodils, . IID'Cissus, and golden seed sbould be started in late eunonymous in a .large wooden dutch shoe, Mrs. Evelyn Hollon displayed February or early March and that a Chinese arrangement using corkthe plants should be put out in a swr ny welklrained locatioo. screw willow, bridal wreath and Several C(l[lU]lunity projects were tulips in a black container, Ada discus5ed along with an ail-day Holter, red tulips and leaves in a outing for the club members. It was green container, and Dorothy Smith, noted that six members attended the a specimen oi a flowering almond. Region 11 meeting ol the Ohio Others attending were Virginia Association ol Garden Clubs, held at Fisher, Grace Fisher, Jane Harris, Betty Milhoan, Hilda Yeauger, and guests, Jean Nease and Jennifer Ar· nold. Refreshments were served by the hartess. • A "no gam" week was reported :..IJen TOPS OH 1466, Rutland, met TOPS meets l'uesday. Shorty Wright, leader, presided at the meeting which opened with the TOPS pledge, officers' reports, and .roll call. Lynda Adkins was queen 1or the week and sne was presented 11 ribbon, a dollar, and club IDemllers sang in her honor. Runner.up was Nellie Haggy. Pictures of the starting weight and the goal weight of each person were distributed by Mrs. Wright who en-_ couraged the members to tape them :00 their refrigerators as a reminder -to refrain from eating. : Gifts and mail from the weekly mailbox were given to each member. A new contest involving a ruler and yam dolls was started and .each member will be given a chann 1nm the club once she achieves her goal weight. Funny money was given for the upcoming auction. For infonnation on the club residents may call 742-30i2. Church hosts meeting • The Harrisonville Elementary School had a " first " this year - a school newspaper. Reading students oi Mrs. Unda Shultz started the Harrisonville BOOcat Tribune and will put out two more issues before school closes in June. Already the students are looking forward to continuing the newspaper next fall and to gain suggestions on added features and ways to improve their product, invited Charlene Hoeflich of The Daily Sentinel staff to meet wiili a class of fifth and sixth grade students. · Following the discussion on the school newspaper, Mrs. Hoeflich distributed copies of The Daily Sentinel, reviewed the contents, and encouraged the students to develop a daily habit of reading a newspaper. 'Round Meigs Local By Supt. David L Gleason The cafeteria at the high school h!u been getting a lot of attention in the last few weeks. The Meigs Coun- ty Health Food Service Inspector visited the building on March 'll and reported two areas that needed attention, which are: (1) the shelves in the dry storage area needed dusting and (2) the towels in the kitchen restroom facility needed replenished. each week and after each shipment of food is received. We are pleased with our cafeteria personnel, not only at the high school but throughout the district. They are becoming much more cooperative and are working h;lrd to provjde the best for the students. We invite any parent to have lunch with us at the high school on any day. You can mingle in the lines with the students and eat in the students' area or the teachers' area. We also welcome and appreciate any comments for improvement that you might have. Upon entering the high school we do ask you to please check in at the principal's office. Mr. Diehl or Mr. Taylor will be glad to assist you in any way ~ible. If you would like for me to have lunch with you (at any ol our buildings), please call me at 992-2153. I will be more than happy to meet and have lunch with you. I also extend the same invitation to any of our student groups such as the student council. Other than those two areas, everything else was in compliance and · passed Inspection. We also have had a lady from the :SChool food service division of the State Department of Education visit twice in the last three weeks. During both visits (which were unannounced) she ate lunch at the high school and she inspected the total : food service operation. .- Neither time did she allude to any ;· problems with the f4lod or · cleanliness. However, she did com~ ment that a wider variety could help :· our low food count and improve the .: participation. She will be returning r in May to help us Implement a plan ; we are currenUy completing. If you have any questions or cont Part of the plan is an inservlce ~ms you would like for me to ' that will be provided for the cooks on discuss in the weekly article, please ~ additional methods of preparing and contact me. r Implementing school lunch ~ programs including an "a Ia carte" lunch line which we hope to try at the high llcbool the latter part of May or !nearly June. We have become aware of several ! btolated incidents in the lunchroom t area that have caused some people ~ to be upset. These incidents include ~ a malfunctioning can opener which f wu leaving part ol the metal scraps 1 in the food and an outbreak of 1 roaches. The can opener has been replaced and a continual spraying ' for Ule roaches is iii operation. ; We believe the roaches will be an ~ ongoing problem because we usually t get another outbreak ol these pests • Jlll!!!E!djately after we receive a ship~ ment ol commodities or produce. Tberefore, the sprayiilg will occur. i t Friday's ' sennonette on abundant life Text - l i .... " I am come that they have it more abundanUy." St. John .. begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.' This life that Jesus gives is of supreme quaJi. ty as well as everlasting in quantity. God's plan is to fit men both for this life and that which is to come. The Word of God says, "For bodily exer· cise profiteth litUe: but godliness is profitable unto all things, having promise of the life that now is, and of that which is to come." I Timothy 4:8 Christ takes nothing good a way from life, but only that which would bring about one's destruction which is sin. In our natural state we do not possess this abundant life. In Romans 3:23 we read, " For all have sinned, and cotne short of the glory of God;" .\gain this truth is clearly stated in Isaiah64 :6, " But we are all as an unclean thing, and all our righteousnesses are as filthy rags; and we all do fade as a leaf; and our iniquitieS, like the wind, have taken us away." A radical change must take place before we can know this life that Jesus Christ promises. Nicodemus was a religious leader, yet he bad not experienced this life. Jesus told him, Ye must be born again." St. John3:7li What must one do to be saved? We find instructions in Romans 10:9 and 13, "That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God bath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.'' Also I John I :9 reads, "If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." If we are to etperience abundant life in its fullness we must have our sins forgiven, and our hearts cleansed from inbred sin. "Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it. '.' I Thessalonians 5:24 - Uoyd D. Grinun, Jr., Pastor Rutland Church of the NaZarene Golf Assn. meets Two invitations to tournaments were read when the Women's Golf Association met Tuesday morning at the Jaymar Golf Course clubhouse. The invitations came fnm Worthington, J.uiY 8, and Riverside at Mason, Aug. 6. Members drew numbers for a shotgun start. and prizes were awarded to Pearl Welker, best chip, Mildred Karr, closest to pin, and Peggy Moore, longest drive. Others ;tltending were Betty Fultz, Nellie Brown, Elizabeth Lohse, Grace Eicb, Penny Compton, Roberta O'Brien, Nancy Reed, Margaret Follrod, Norma Custer, Velma Rue, Maxine Gaskill, and Tee Teaford. New members and guests are invited to join the group at 9 a.m. on Tuesday . ~GESALESATURDAY A rummage sale will be held at the Pomeroy Elementary School Saturday, May 3, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Sponsored by Pomeroy Safety Patrol." , Ir 18 high school ' ~ jazz bands compet I in Meigs festival ------, . MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 1 Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-21~6 i ·t .1 I r1ours : 1·5 Mon .·Fri. 1; I 1·12Sal. ,t .1 Closed Sunday I lnternationol New Idea ,! 1 Harvester t ...... _ Eighteen high school jazz bands from as far away as Springfield and Cincinnati will compete for trophies and prize money all day Saturday when a jazz band festival is staged at the Meigs High School. Bands from the 18 schools will begin competition at 10:30 a.m. and the " best will go on" until 9 p.m. Saturday night with each band playing its competition numbers for one-half hour. The event will be divided into two classes, Class A for high schools with enrollments of 700 or Jess.in the top three grades and open class for schools with enrollments of over 700. There will be trophies awarded to the top three bands in each class and the first plaee band in each class will receive $100. There will be soloist awards regar- Fellowship day set The 30th annual Hattie Jackson Guild Fellowship Day will be held Sunday at the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church. The meeting will begin _at 2 p.m. and the theme, "Moving Righteously along" from Romans 14, 16 to 19, will be used. Emphasis will be on the topic, "Our Goal." Mrs. Marlene Wyatt, state supervisor of the Ohio Baptist Guild, Women's Convention, will be the speaker. The supervisor of the Providence District is Mrs. Barbara Scott. Dinner will be served following the meeting. Mrs. Sarah Stoney is the president of the Women's Auxiliary ci Providence Association. ... _ _ _ _ Equipmen~ _....~..,... ,' dless of class including best rhytlun section trophy, best brass section frophy and best woodwind trophy. Each band will receive a participation plaque. Judges will be David A. Milburn, professor of music and director of bands at West Virginia Wesleyan; Pete Spaders, high school band director from Pittsburgh, Pa., and David L. Anderson, coordinator oi jazz studi~ and woodwind teacher at Morehead State University at Morehead, Ky. The Meigs Band Boosters are sponsoring the festival and tickets will be $2 for adults and $1 for children under 12. A band stamp system will be used so that those attending can come and go as they please during the day long event. Concession stands will be operated by the boosters throughout the festival. ' Weight loss noted -- Weight loss was recognized and new . members were taken in at recent meetings of the Slinderella Diet· Classes . At Mason, · Kimberly Varian lost the m~t weight, and the runners--up were Debbie Beasley and Eileen Fields. Janet Needs received a ribbon for weight" loss, and three new members were taken in. Roberta Maynard and Patty Roush were the ones losing the most weight at the Middleport class. New members were taken in at each class. J05t:PH BAENNER ASSOCtA TES, NC !RJ - fASTMANCOI.OR a.m.,.,' Mon. "'"' Set. 1:00 p.ID. Sundlly 10•J0to 12::11Uncl5109p.m. lAURA BEW·RAY l.O\IB..Oa( . PRISCRII'"I'IONS . f'rl ...dly Sorvl.- I.Meln PASI'ORTOSPEAK The Rev. Steve Chibitty, United Methodist pastor in the Oklahoma Indtan Missionary Conference, will be at the Pomeroy United Methoilist Church at 6:30p.m. on Sunday. Dr. Arthur Howard, fonner missionary to India, will visit at the church at 2 p.m. Monday for a United Methodist Women meeting. The Rev. Robert McGee is host pastor. . I'H. 9ft·I9SS ;.om..-oy,o. :.;.n Nlwfltl t)lt . . . lAURENCE OliVIER . . DONALD . TRUsTEEs TO MEET NAME OMITI'EO Omitted from the first grade honor roll ol the Pomeroy Elementary School was the name of Robbie Fields. Sutton Township Trustees will meet Tuesday, May 6, at 8 p.m. at the Syracue Municipal Building. SlOPftOOK! & USTEN! BOOSTERS TO MEET The Eastern Band Bodsters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the band room. Election of officers for the next school year will be held . Buy One Kegular Hotdog • ' . With GET ONE FREE! illlllllillillllllilillililill!lllli A Solid Color Latex with A Linseed Base GAUL'S SHAKE .HAVEN • Up to 30% more usable power • Touch-and-go control handle ' • Solid-state ignition • Quiet under-the"deck muffler • Fingertip starting • Patented Lawn-Boy safety features • Big side catcher pivots to allow both-sides trimming SPECIAL GROUP •3 ·chester, Ohio - toPer'4~0FF Gal. 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FREE BLOOD pressure ~;Jinic Friday, 9 a.m. to l p.m. and Satur· day, 9 a.m. to 12 non in front of Racine Home National Bank by the Racine Emergency Squad. The vials of life will be distributed during the clinic. POMONA GRANGE, 8 p.m. Friday at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. National dress contest will be held. Fifth degree to be given. Ohio ValleyGrangetohOSt the meeting. SATURDAY ROCK SPRINGS Grange will visit . tulips. Atending from Meigs County were Ruth Euler, Mildred Hawley, Nan Moore, Geneva Nolan, Nellie Parker, Margaret Parsons, Fay S.. ~er, Rosalie Story, Rebecca Tate, Anna Elizabeth Turner, Roberta Wilson, and Dorothy Woodard. RETREAD SPECIAL $18.95 uFree Mounting and Bolancing" Plos Retreadable Casings c~:~ ENERAL TIRE SALES N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. 1•---------11111!"!~ StarGrangeSaturdaynight. - E.astern Avenue • Gallipolis, Ohio HEARTY HOME BREAKFASTS' AWAY FROM HOME. At Bob Evans Steak House, we serve a lot more than steak. 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The Chapter gave the retiring president a vote of thanks and an ovation for her work as president. • The hostesses served sandwiches, relishes, dessert, nuts and mints from a table centered by a basket of white and yellow jonquils and yellow the Southeastern Ohio Voluntary Education Cooperative which sponsors cultural programs for youth. The Chapter voted to encourage members to donate to the cause with contributions to be sent to Donald E. Salmons, Box 471, Racine. An invitation to Alpha Beta's Founders Day celebration at Por· tsmouth May 10 was read. The Chapter voted not to SUPP!lrt at this time the proposal that Delta State have MAY DAY - MAY DAY NOW IN STOCK! OPEN 10 AM TO 8 PM St. Rt. 7 BARBECUE SATURDAY NEW HAVEN - The New Haven Ubrary Committee will sponsor a chi~ken barbecue on Saturday at the New Haven Ubrary building, 109 Main St. from 12 noon until the supply is exhausted. For carry out orders residents may phone 882-3252. Price will be $2.50 a dinner. OLYMPIC STAIN & OVERCOAT At Regular Price, And.. Fri., May 2nd Sat., May lrd Sun., May 4th baked chicken, candied yams, potato Sl;llad, butteood green beans, tossed salad, homemade rolls and butter; beverage: coffee, iced tea, milk; dessert: Jello Delight. If this is pleasing, we will have a repeat on Father's Day. At Residents' Council meeting last month they decided to have a gar· den. Mr. Monid Good, our maintenance man, has agreed to take charge of this jiroject, "supervised" by our residents. The garden will be planted In the back section of the building. Residents living in that area will he able to watch the vegetables grow. They suggested about every vegetable that will grow in this area. The suggestion will be narrowed down to about five or six. Our Volunteer program is continually growing and developing. I am thankful to all of our volunteers for cooperating·with me to serve our residents . The purpose for registering, orientating and scheduling volunteer workers is so they will flow with staff at Pomeroy Health Care Center ir better caring for our residents. I try to co-ordinate activities and special visits so that it will not interfere with daily, scheduled or routine services. We are constantly looking for entertainment for our residents. You don't have to be professional, you just have to have the desire to share your talents with Qthers. Please con· tact me if you know you could bring a little happiness into many deser· ving Jives. We wish to welcome to Pomeroy Health Care Center the following residents: Marinda Stewart, Mary Fetty, Ullian Schenkle, and Hattie Roush; we welcome back from the hospital: Clara Paulsen and Dessie Patterson. . Mr. Zidtan and I hosted the County Commissioners Friday, May 2, for lunch. It was the first time the connmissioners bad been back to our facility since it was dedicated last November. Mr. Zidian invited them to see us in operation and again express gratitude .for their support of this project in Meigs County. ROIIillll l!ennlnt. a. l'ft. HENRY SILVA ·TOMAS Mt1JAN - ~~-:.::: . SUGAR RUN MILLS t ~tsc;..to• · Mulbert::Y Ave. 992-2115 Pomeroy ~ Pll. tn-5176 · Syracuse, Ott. f 11~o~~~·-·Da~i~''-'~~~.s~&•s•u~J-~~s__. ~~............~~................~. . . . . .~. ..-! SYRINGE '1" IN _ _ _ .,.... -acr..._-!lf SHds • Bird SHds • Oyster Shells and Grit · Fertilizers • Lime · Cement & Mortar· Stock Salt · Wa!er Sollener- Remedies · Salt · Liters · Vaccine · · Roofing· Paints • Red Brand Fencing • Baler and Bindel' Twine· Sprays · Gates· H;oy ·Straw. U-100 DISPOSABLE · CORTAID Mrs. Geneva Nolan, Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Turner, and Mrs. Dorothy Woodard were hostesses for the meeting. Susan Will and Jane Bourne were guests . Margaret Benson had charge of the business meeting and announced the new nominating committee, Lucile Downard, Wanda Farrar, Mrs. Sauer, Patricia Radcliff, and Ann Webster. Correspondence was read from Pomeroy Health Center News CORRECTION! • "'\'> lnr FOR SPRING SEASON A display of children's accomplislunents in creativity including booklets, (l(lSters, cartoons, and drawings by Rebecca Tate and Rosalie Story was featured at the recent meeting ol the Alpha Omicron Chapter of . Delta Kappa Gamma held in the Riverboat Room of the Athens County Savings and Loan Co., Meigs Branch. Mrs. Fay Sauer, Mrs. Roberta Wilson who gave the invocation, The April Birthday Party, third at Pomeroy Health Care Center, was the most enjoyable. It took place on Tuesday, April 29, in the dining room. The Kitchen Band from the Senior Citizens ~nter excelled in playing and singing folk songs. Zidian, the administrator, joined in the singing with all of the residents and guests. The party really livened up when he danced with several of the ladies from the "Band" and the residents group. 'l'hey ·did the waltz, · polka, Charleston and just plain slow dance. Everyone was in beat with the music. The band certainly lifted the spirits of everyone - including employees - with their lively renditions of old time favorites. We are grateful to them for coming to ourfacility. "Happy Birthday" was sung and gifts given to Eva Bailey, Maude Bailey, Kay Campbell, and Malvera Wheeler who celebrated their birthday in April. A beautiful birthday cake was prepared for the party by Violet and Kay Walker of our kitchen staff. Orange punch was served .with the cake. Terry Stoots, Activity assistant and I were assisted by Jackie Zirkle, a volunteer, and the always ready to help dietary, nursing and housekeeping staff of Pomeroy Health Care Center. We look forward to next month's ·" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , birthday party, always the highilght of our parties each month. "The Kit· chen Band" is coming · back by "popular demand." As we are looking into the future, Mothers' Day will be another THE FOLLOWING lWO ITEMS WERE PRICED "highlight" day of celebration. It has been declared ''Family Day" by INCORRECTLY IN THURSDAY SIDEWALK SALE AD the administration. Any fainily member or "Responsible Parties" may make reservation and have din· . . ner that day with our residents. The buffet dinner will be served at I p.m. 1fz Oil CREAM OR OINTMENT in the dining room and reservations WI Needle are necessary. I will be taking reservations until Thursday, May 8, at 4 NOT '1.89 NOT'l.l9 p.m. The charge for the buffet is : (no charge to residents), adults, $5; children under 12, $2.50. It is asked that payment be made in advance to save on paper work and money exchange that. day. The menu served will be: Baked ham, lifteR~ · Konn.rt\ McCoiiGU..., B. l'h. CM... a · ' . at a jazz band festival to be staged beginning at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Meigs High School. Some 18 banda will be competing for the awards. • SUPREME 21 " self-propelled, with side bag NOW OPIN Complete line of bedding . and v~etable plants.. · Plus blooming hanging baskets & foliage. "Season Special'~ Bedding Plants 90C In Dozen Paks Dear Linda, The Rutland Youth Association is just about ready for our dance on Friday night at the American Legion Hall in Rutland and for an af· ternoon of fl'l!t! fun for everyone at the New Games at Rutland Park on Sunday afternoon. On Sunday, which is what interests you moot, Patti Dugan will meet you in the morning and help you and Bonnie McLain, from Meigs County Community Health Center, and your assistant get ready. If necessary, she should be able to get some other helpers for inflating and carrying the Earth Ball. There is no electricity available at the park, according to the village council, but we hOpe Frye's Pennzoil Station in Rutland will allow us to use their air compressor. Greg Walker will check to be sure. For refreshments, the Royal Crown Bottling Company is donating some RC. (We will buy some too.) Gateway Supermarket in Middleport is contributing hot dogs, which we will charcoal grill. And the Rutland Department Store helped us get some potato chips. We wlll ask the people who come to play New Games to pay for the refreshments, because not all were donated and we will also have to pay for the portable toilet. Naturally, you and Bonnie and your assistant will get your food and drink with no charge, since we do not have to pay you for putting on the games. [ called Margaret Cochran, the children's librarian at Jackson, and asked whetlier she can lend a hand on Sunday, in case all the people we invited should come. (Since we invited all ol Meigs County to join us, no charge, that could be quite a crowd!) Margaret, who trained at your New Games workshop last sununer, was enthusiastic and will try to make it. It's my tum to teach Sunday school, so I won't get back from Athens unW the games start at 1 p.m. on Sunday. But I'll be bringing my family and will cheerfully lend a hand as needed, whether it's for pouring RC, cooking hot dogs, or holding up the world. Sincerely yours, Ellen Bell, Librarian Serving All of Meigs County "-~~(~ TROPHrES - Randy Hunt, director of the Meigs High School Band, displays the trophies to be awarded April 30, 1980 Linda Krasner Community Mental Health Center Jackson Pike Gallipolis, OH 4li631 Chester, • Letters . "' .. m Group features children 's creativity Library R ,...... A ,...... R ...... y JO:!Ob The purpose ol Christ's coming into the world was to impart life. 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The club and medicinJI value, was given by took second in the percentage ol Mrs. Pew Moore at the Wednesday membership attending the meeting. night JDeeting ol the Wildwood Each gave a short summary ol the Garden Club beld at the lone ol program and activities ol the day. ~Mary Nease. Mrs. Evelyn Hollon had devotions Mrs. Moore listed the varieties ol IWng "God Loves My Kit.eben berils and discussed tbelr uses and Best", and '"It's Glorious to See tbeo had a "name the herb" game . Another Spring." For · .. now is the with Marcia Arnold and Evelyn I lime", members told what they have Hollon as the Winners. done on their lawns so far. The sweetpe«, flower ot the On display were several armonth, was given by Mae Holter rangements. Mrs. Carrie Grueser who described it as an annual wbich presented an arrangement of tulips, COOies in assorted colors. She said daffodils, . IID'Cissus, and golden seed sbould be started in late eunonymous in a .large wooden dutch shoe, Mrs. Evelyn Hollon displayed February or early March and that a Chinese arrangement using corkthe plants should be put out in a swr ny welklrained locatioo. screw willow, bridal wreath and Several C(l[lU]lunity projects were tulips in a black container, Ada discus5ed along with an ail-day Holter, red tulips and leaves in a outing for the club members. It was green container, and Dorothy Smith, noted that six members attended the a specimen oi a flowering almond. Region 11 meeting ol the Ohio Others attending were Virginia Association ol Garden Clubs, held at Fisher, Grace Fisher, Jane Harris, Betty Milhoan, Hilda Yeauger, and guests, Jean Nease and Jennifer Ar· nold. Refreshments were served by the hartess. • A "no gam" week was reported :..IJen TOPS OH 1466, Rutland, met TOPS meets l'uesday. Shorty Wright, leader, presided at the meeting which opened with the TOPS pledge, officers' reports, and .roll call. Lynda Adkins was queen 1or the week and sne was presented 11 ribbon, a dollar, and club IDemllers sang in her honor. Runner.up was Nellie Haggy. Pictures of the starting weight and the goal weight of each person were distributed by Mrs. Wright who en-_ couraged the members to tape them :00 their refrigerators as a reminder -to refrain from eating. : Gifts and mail from the weekly mailbox were given to each member. A new contest involving a ruler and yam dolls was started and .each member will be given a chann 1nm the club once she achieves her goal weight. Funny money was given for the upcoming auction. For infonnation on the club residents may call 742-30i2. Church hosts meeting • The Harrisonville Elementary School had a " first " this year - a school newspaper. Reading students oi Mrs. Unda Shultz started the Harrisonville BOOcat Tribune and will put out two more issues before school closes in June. Already the students are looking forward to continuing the newspaper next fall and to gain suggestions on added features and ways to improve their product, invited Charlene Hoeflich of The Daily Sentinel staff to meet wiili a class of fifth and sixth grade students. · Following the discussion on the school newspaper, Mrs. Hoeflich distributed copies of The Daily Sentinel, reviewed the contents, and encouraged the students to develop a daily habit of reading a newspaper. 'Round Meigs Local By Supt. David L Gleason The cafeteria at the high school h!u been getting a lot of attention in the last few weeks. The Meigs Coun- ty Health Food Service Inspector visited the building on March 'll and reported two areas that needed attention, which are: (1) the shelves in the dry storage area needed dusting and (2) the towels in the kitchen restroom facility needed replenished. each week and after each shipment of food is received. We are pleased with our cafeteria personnel, not only at the high school but throughout the district. They are becoming much more cooperative and are working h;lrd to provjde the best for the students. We invite any parent to have lunch with us at the high school on any day. You can mingle in the lines with the students and eat in the students' area or the teachers' area. We also welcome and appreciate any comments for improvement that you might have. Upon entering the high school we do ask you to please check in at the principal's office. Mr. Diehl or Mr. Taylor will be glad to assist you in any way ~ible. If you would like for me to have lunch with you (at any ol our buildings), please call me at 992-2153. I will be more than happy to meet and have lunch with you. I also extend the same invitation to any of our student groups such as the student council. Other than those two areas, everything else was in compliance and · passed Inspection. We also have had a lady from the :SChool food service division of the State Department of Education visit twice in the last three weeks. During both visits (which were unannounced) she ate lunch at the high school and she inspected the total : food service operation. .- Neither time did she allude to any ;· problems with the f4lod or · cleanliness. However, she did com~ ment that a wider variety could help :· our low food count and improve the .: participation. She will be returning r in May to help us Implement a plan ; we are currenUy completing. If you have any questions or cont Part of the plan is an inservlce ~ms you would like for me to ' that will be provided for the cooks on discuss in the weekly article, please ~ additional methods of preparing and contact me. r Implementing school lunch ~ programs including an "a Ia carte" lunch line which we hope to try at the high llcbool the latter part of May or !nearly June. We have become aware of several ! btolated incidents in the lunchroom t area that have caused some people ~ to be upset. These incidents include ~ a malfunctioning can opener which f wu leaving part ol the metal scraps 1 in the food and an outbreak of 1 roaches. The can opener has been replaced and a continual spraying ' for Ule roaches is iii operation. ; We believe the roaches will be an ~ ongoing problem because we usually t get another outbreak ol these pests • Jlll!!!E!djately after we receive a ship~ ment ol commodities or produce. Tberefore, the sprayiilg will occur. i t Friday's ' sennonette on abundant life Text - l i .... " I am come that they have it more abundanUy." St. John .. begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.' This life that Jesus gives is of supreme quaJi. ty as well as everlasting in quantity. God's plan is to fit men both for this life and that which is to come. The Word of God says, "For bodily exer· cise profiteth litUe: but godliness is profitable unto all things, having promise of the life that now is, and of that which is to come." I Timothy 4:8 Christ takes nothing good a way from life, but only that which would bring about one's destruction which is sin. In our natural state we do not possess this abundant life. In Romans 3:23 we read, " For all have sinned, and cotne short of the glory of God;" .\gain this truth is clearly stated in Isaiah64 :6, " But we are all as an unclean thing, and all our righteousnesses are as filthy rags; and we all do fade as a leaf; and our iniquitieS, like the wind, have taken us away." A radical change must take place before we can know this life that Jesus Christ promises. Nicodemus was a religious leader, yet he bad not experienced this life. Jesus told him, Ye must be born again." St. John3:7li What must one do to be saved? We find instructions in Romans 10:9 and 13, "That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God bath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.'' Also I John I :9 reads, "If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." If we are to etperience abundant life in its fullness we must have our sins forgiven, and our hearts cleansed from inbred sin. "Faithful is he that calleth you, who also will do it. '.' I Thessalonians 5:24 - Uoyd D. Grinun, Jr., Pastor Rutland Church of the NaZarene Golf Assn. meets Two invitations to tournaments were read when the Women's Golf Association met Tuesday morning at the Jaymar Golf Course clubhouse. The invitations came fnm Worthington, J.uiY 8, and Riverside at Mason, Aug. 6. Members drew numbers for a shotgun start. and prizes were awarded to Pearl Welker, best chip, Mildred Karr, closest to pin, and Peggy Moore, longest drive. Others ;tltending were Betty Fultz, Nellie Brown, Elizabeth Lohse, Grace Eicb, Penny Compton, Roberta O'Brien, Nancy Reed, Margaret Follrod, Norma Custer, Velma Rue, Maxine Gaskill, and Tee Teaford. New members and guests are invited to join the group at 9 a.m. on Tuesday . ~GESALESATURDAY A rummage sale will be held at the Pomeroy Elementary School Saturday, May 3, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Sponsored by Pomeroy Safety Patrol." , Ir 18 high school ' ~ jazz bands compet I in Meigs festival ------, . MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 1 Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-21~6 i ·t .1 I r1ours : 1·5 Mon .·Fri. 1; I 1·12Sal. ,t .1 Closed Sunday I lnternationol New Idea ,! 1 Harvester t ...... _ Eighteen high school jazz bands from as far away as Springfield and Cincinnati will compete for trophies and prize money all day Saturday when a jazz band festival is staged at the Meigs High School. Bands from the 18 schools will begin competition at 10:30 a.m. and the " best will go on" until 9 p.m. Saturday night with each band playing its competition numbers for one-half hour. The event will be divided into two classes, Class A for high schools with enrollments of 700 or Jess.in the top three grades and open class for schools with enrollments of over 700. There will be trophies awarded to the top three bands in each class and the first plaee band in each class will receive $100. There will be soloist awards regar- Fellowship day set The 30th annual Hattie Jackson Guild Fellowship Day will be held Sunday at the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church. The meeting will begin _at 2 p.m. and the theme, "Moving Righteously along" from Romans 14, 16 to 19, will be used. Emphasis will be on the topic, "Our Goal." Mrs. Marlene Wyatt, state supervisor of the Ohio Baptist Guild, Women's Convention, will be the speaker. The supervisor of the Providence District is Mrs. Barbara Scott. Dinner will be served following the meeting. Mrs. Sarah Stoney is the president of the Women's Auxiliary ci Providence Association. ... _ _ _ _ Equipmen~ _....~..,... ,' dless of class including best rhytlun section trophy, best brass section frophy and best woodwind trophy. Each band will receive a participation plaque. Judges will be David A. Milburn, professor of music and director of bands at West Virginia Wesleyan; Pete Spaders, high school band director from Pittsburgh, Pa., and David L. Anderson, coordinator oi jazz studi~ and woodwind teacher at Morehead State University at Morehead, Ky. The Meigs Band Boosters are sponsoring the festival and tickets will be $2 for adults and $1 for children under 12. A band stamp system will be used so that those attending can come and go as they please during the day long event. Concession stands will be operated by the boosters throughout the festival. ' Weight loss noted -- Weight loss was recognized and new . members were taken in at recent meetings of the Slinderella Diet· Classes . At Mason, · Kimberly Varian lost the m~t weight, and the runners--up were Debbie Beasley and Eileen Fields. Janet Needs received a ribbon for weight" loss, and three new members were taken in. Roberta Maynard and Patty Roush were the ones losing the most weight at the Middleport class. New members were taken in at each class. J05t:PH BAENNER ASSOCtA TES, NC !RJ - fASTMANCOI.OR a.m.,.,' Mon. "'"' Set. 1:00 p.ID. Sundlly 10•J0to 12::11Uncl5109p.m. lAURA BEW·RAY l.O\IB..Oa( . PRISCRII'"I'IONS . f'rl ...dly Sorvl.- I.Meln PASI'ORTOSPEAK The Rev. Steve Chibitty, United Methodist pastor in the Oklahoma Indtan Missionary Conference, will be at the Pomeroy United Methoilist Church at 6:30p.m. on Sunday. Dr. Arthur Howard, fonner missionary to India, will visit at the church at 2 p.m. Monday for a United Methodist Women meeting. The Rev. Robert McGee is host pastor. . I'H. 9ft·I9SS ;.om..-oy,o. :.;.n Nlwfltl t)lt . . . lAURENCE OliVIER . . DONALD . TRUsTEEs TO MEET NAME OMITI'EO Omitted from the first grade honor roll ol the Pomeroy Elementary School was the name of Robbie Fields. Sutton Township Trustees will meet Tuesday, May 6, at 8 p.m. at the Syracue Municipal Building. SlOPftOOK! & USTEN! BOOSTERS TO MEET The Eastern Band Bodsters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the band room. Election of officers for the next school year will be held . Buy One Kegular Hotdog • ' . With GET ONE FREE! illlllllillillllllilillililill!lllli A Solid Color Latex with A Linseed Base GAUL'S SHAKE .HAVEN • Up to 30% more usable power • Touch-and-go control handle ' • Solid-state ignition • Quiet under-the"deck muffler • Fingertip starting • Patented Lawn-Boy safety features • Big side catcher pivots to allow both-sides trimming SPECIAL GROUP •3 ·chester, Ohio - toPer'4~0FF Gal. 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FREE BLOOD pressure ~;Jinic Friday, 9 a.m. to l p.m. and Satur· day, 9 a.m. to 12 non in front of Racine Home National Bank by the Racine Emergency Squad. The vials of life will be distributed during the clinic. POMONA GRANGE, 8 p.m. Friday at the Rock Springs Grange Hall. National dress contest will be held. Fifth degree to be given. Ohio ValleyGrangetohOSt the meeting. SATURDAY ROCK SPRINGS Grange will visit . tulips. Atending from Meigs County were Ruth Euler, Mildred Hawley, Nan Moore, Geneva Nolan, Nellie Parker, Margaret Parsons, Fay S.. ~er, Rosalie Story, Rebecca Tate, Anna Elizabeth Turner, Roberta Wilson, and Dorothy Woodard. RETREAD SPECIAL $18.95 uFree Mounting and Bolancing" Plos Retreadable Casings c~:~ ENERAL TIRE SALES N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. 1•---------11111!"!~ StarGrangeSaturdaynight. - E.astern Avenue • Gallipolis, Ohio HEARTY HOME BREAKFASTS' AWAY FROM HOME. At Bob Evans Steak House, we serve a lot more than steak. 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The Chapter gave the retiring president a vote of thanks and an ovation for her work as president. • The hostesses served sandwiches, relishes, dessert, nuts and mints from a table centered by a basket of white and yellow jonquils and yellow the Southeastern Ohio Voluntary Education Cooperative which sponsors cultural programs for youth. The Chapter voted to encourage members to donate to the cause with contributions to be sent to Donald E. Salmons, Box 471, Racine. An invitation to Alpha Beta's Founders Day celebration at Por· tsmouth May 10 was read. The Chapter voted not to SUPP!lrt at this time the proposal that Delta State have MAY DAY - MAY DAY NOW IN STOCK! OPEN 10 AM TO 8 PM St. Rt. 7 BARBECUE SATURDAY NEW HAVEN - The New Haven Ubrary Committee will sponsor a chi~ken barbecue on Saturday at the New Haven Ubrary building, 109 Main St. from 12 noon until the supply is exhausted. For carry out orders residents may phone 882-3252. Price will be $2.50 a dinner. OLYMPIC STAIN & OVERCOAT At Regular Price, And.. Fri., May 2nd Sat., May lrd Sun., May 4th baked chicken, candied yams, potato Sl;llad, butteood green beans, tossed salad, homemade rolls and butter; beverage: coffee, iced tea, milk; dessert: Jello Delight. If this is pleasing, we will have a repeat on Father's Day. At Residents' Council meeting last month they decided to have a gar· den. Mr. Monid Good, our maintenance man, has agreed to take charge of this jiroject, "supervised" by our residents. The garden will be planted In the back section of the building. Residents living in that area will he able to watch the vegetables grow. They suggested about every vegetable that will grow in this area. The suggestion will be narrowed down to about five or six. Our Volunteer program is continually growing and developing. I am thankful to all of our volunteers for cooperating·with me to serve our residents . The purpose for registering, orientating and scheduling volunteer workers is so they will flow with staff at Pomeroy Health Care Center ir better caring for our residents. I try to co-ordinate activities and special visits so that it will not interfere with daily, scheduled or routine services. We are constantly looking for entertainment for our residents. You don't have to be professional, you just have to have the desire to share your talents with Qthers. Please con· tact me if you know you could bring a little happiness into many deser· ving Jives. We wish to welcome to Pomeroy Health Care Center the following residents: Marinda Stewart, Mary Fetty, Ullian Schenkle, and Hattie Roush; we welcome back from the hospital: Clara Paulsen and Dessie Patterson. . Mr. Zidtan and I hosted the County Commissioners Friday, May 2, for lunch. It was the first time the connmissioners bad been back to our facility since it was dedicated last November. Mr. Zidian invited them to see us in operation and again express gratitude .for their support of this project in Meigs County. ROIIillll l!ennlnt. a. l'ft. HENRY SILVA ·TOMAS Mt1JAN - ~~-:.::: . SUGAR RUN MILLS t ~tsc;..to• · Mulbert::Y Ave. 992-2115 Pomeroy ~ Pll. tn-5176 · Syracuse, Ott. f 11~o~~~·-·Da~i~''-'~~~.s~&•s•u~J-~~s__. ~~............~~................~. . . . . .~. ..-! SYRINGE '1" IN _ _ _ .,.... -acr..._-!lf SHds • Bird SHds • Oyster Shells and Grit · Fertilizers • Lime · Cement & Mortar· Stock Salt · Wa!er Sollener- Remedies · Salt · Liters · Vaccine · · Roofing· Paints • Red Brand Fencing • Baler and Bindel' Twine· Sprays · Gates· H;oy ·Straw. U-100 DISPOSABLE · CORTAID Mrs. Geneva Nolan, Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Turner, and Mrs. Dorothy Woodard were hostesses for the meeting. Susan Will and Jane Bourne were guests . Margaret Benson had charge of the business meeting and announced the new nominating committee, Lucile Downard, Wanda Farrar, Mrs. Sauer, Patricia Radcliff, and Ann Webster. Correspondence was read from Pomeroy Health Center News CORRECTION! • "'\'> lnr FOR SPRING SEASON A display of children's accomplislunents in creativity including booklets, (l(lSters, cartoons, and drawings by Rebecca Tate and Rosalie Story was featured at the recent meeting ol the Alpha Omicron Chapter of . Delta Kappa Gamma held in the Riverboat Room of the Athens County Savings and Loan Co., Meigs Branch. Mrs. Fay Sauer, Mrs. Roberta Wilson who gave the invocation, The April Birthday Party, third at Pomeroy Health Care Center, was the most enjoyable. It took place on Tuesday, April 29, in the dining room. The Kitchen Band from the Senior Citizens ~nter excelled in playing and singing folk songs. Zidian, the administrator, joined in the singing with all of the residents and guests. The party really livened up when he danced with several of the ladies from the "Band" and the residents group. 'l'hey ·did the waltz, · polka, Charleston and just plain slow dance. Everyone was in beat with the music. The band certainly lifted the spirits of everyone - including employees - with their lively renditions of old time favorites. We are grateful to them for coming to ourfacility. "Happy Birthday" was sung and gifts given to Eva Bailey, Maude Bailey, Kay Campbell, and Malvera Wheeler who celebrated their birthday in April. A beautiful birthday cake was prepared for the party by Violet and Kay Walker of our kitchen staff. Orange punch was served .with the cake. Terry Stoots, Activity assistant and I were assisted by Jackie Zirkle, a volunteer, and the always ready to help dietary, nursing and housekeeping staff of Pomeroy Health Care Center. We look forward to next month's ·" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , birthday party, always the highilght of our parties each month. "The Kit· chen Band" is coming · back by "popular demand." As we are looking into the future, Mothers' Day will be another THE FOLLOWING lWO ITEMS WERE PRICED "highlight" day of celebration. It has been declared ''Family Day" by INCORRECTLY IN THURSDAY SIDEWALK SALE AD the administration. Any fainily member or "Responsible Parties" may make reservation and have din· . . ner that day with our residents. The buffet dinner will be served at I p.m. 1fz Oil CREAM OR OINTMENT in the dining room and reservations WI Needle are necessary. I will be taking reservations until Thursday, May 8, at 4 NOT '1.89 NOT'l.l9 p.m. The charge for the buffet is : (no charge to residents), adults, $5; children under 12, $2.50. It is asked that payment be made in advance to save on paper work and money exchange that. day. The menu served will be: Baked ham, lifteR~ · Konn.rt\ McCoiiGU..., B. l'h. CM... a · ' . at a jazz band festival to be staged beginning at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Meigs High School. Some 18 banda will be competing for the awards. • SUPREME 21 " self-propelled, with side bag NOW OPIN Complete line of bedding . and v~etable plants.. · Plus blooming hanging baskets & foliage. "Season Special'~ Bedding Plants 90C In Dozen Paks Dear Linda, The Rutland Youth Association is just about ready for our dance on Friday night at the American Legion Hall in Rutland and for an af· ternoon of fl'l!t! fun for everyone at the New Games at Rutland Park on Sunday afternoon. On Sunday, which is what interests you moot, Patti Dugan will meet you in the morning and help you and Bonnie McLain, from Meigs County Community Health Center, and your assistant get ready. If necessary, she should be able to get some other helpers for inflating and carrying the Earth Ball. There is no electricity available at the park, according to the village council, but we hOpe Frye's Pennzoil Station in Rutland will allow us to use their air compressor. Greg Walker will check to be sure. For refreshments, the Royal Crown Bottling Company is donating some RC. (We will buy some too.) Gateway Supermarket in Middleport is contributing hot dogs, which we will charcoal grill. And the Rutland Department Store helped us get some potato chips. We wlll ask the people who come to play New Games to pay for the refreshments, because not all were donated and we will also have to pay for the portable toilet. Naturally, you and Bonnie and your assistant will get your food and drink with no charge, since we do not have to pay you for putting on the games. [ called Margaret Cochran, the children's librarian at Jackson, and asked whetlier she can lend a hand on Sunday, in case all the people we invited should come. (Since we invited all ol Meigs County to join us, no charge, that could be quite a crowd!) Margaret, who trained at your New Games workshop last sununer, was enthusiastic and will try to make it. It's my tum to teach Sunday school, so I won't get back from Athens unW the games start at 1 p.m. on Sunday. But I'll be bringing my family and will cheerfully lend a hand as needed, whether it's for pouring RC, cooking hot dogs, or holding up the world. Sincerely yours, Ellen Bell, Librarian Serving All of Meigs County "-~~(~ TROPHrES - Randy Hunt, director of the Meigs High School Band, displays the trophies to be awarded April 30, 1980 Linda Krasner Community Mental Health Center Jackson Pike Gallipolis, OH 4li631 Chester, • Letters . "' .. m Group features children 's creativity Library R ,...... A ,...... R ...... y JO:!Ob The purpose ol Christ's coming into the world was to impart life. In the goopel ol St. John we read, " But these are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son ol God, and that believing ye might have life through his name." St. John 20:31 Perhaps the moot quoted ve~ ol the Bible is St. John 3:16 which reads, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only ____________, : .L t<flo~·o• I 8 ,..,. might have life, and that Uley might :'' ..,. ------------! • ~The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 2, 1980 . Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS f ; • 1975 FORD GRANADA ............................. . 6 cyl., auto.. P .S., P .B. 1975 FOR-D LTO ..................................... 11395 Local owner . nice, au1o., P.S.• P. B.• air. 1975 AMC MATADOR STA. WGN .... :.............. '1595 1976 BUICK LIMITED CPl ... ... :...................... '3495 1978 OLDS CUT. SUP. CPE. ............................. '4995 1977 CAD. DEVILLE CPE................................'6295. Auto., P .S .• P . 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Moyer, Sunday school supt. Church School , 9 15 o m : worship service 10.30o m. Cholrraheorsol Tuesday , 7 .JOp m. under dir ection of Al1ceNeose. Henderson. pastor Sunday school , 9·30 o.m .. Glen McClung supt .. morning wor· Ph t92·2101 Pomeroy Morning Prayer and Sermon on all other r RANKUI'f The of- Your Choice - . This, PhOne ! t14 l 742· 2777 P. J. P~ULEY, of Columbu1, 0 104 W Main 992·2311 Pomeroy 8 :4-15 UNITED Thursday Psalms 95 7·11 _......, Pon1en>y 216 E. Moon 441 Locust C.blnet Makin; HEINER'S BAKERY Pretty as a picture, Isn't she? She looks "downrlghi" angelic.Yet, five minfrom now, she may be a little bundle of fury! PHARMACY We Fill Dodors' Prescnptions 992·2955 Pomeroy THE HILAND CHAPEL George Costa. pastor. Sunday School , 9 30 o m . evening worship , 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer service 7 30 p.m Reuter-Brogan Insurance POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST , David Mann, miniSter Wilham Watson , Sunday schoo l supt. Sunday school , 9 30 a.m. , morning worsh 1p 10·30 a .m . 114 E Main m-5130 Pomeroy Ave , Pomeroy Hershel McClure, Sunday school superintendent Sunday schocl , 9 ·30 a.m , morn1ng wonh1p , 10 30, even mg worsh1p , 7 ·00 p m M1dweek prayer serv1ce, 7·00 p m CHURCH, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Lawrence Monley. pastor: Mrs Russell Young Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9 30 a m Even1ng worsh1p 7 30. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p .m . MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD . Racine- Rev . James Satterfield , pastor Morning worsh1p , 9 .45 o .m . Sunday school. 10 45 o .m evemng worship 7 ladies prayer Tuesday 7 30 p m mee1ing, Wednesday , 7 30p.m . YPE MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner Sixth and Palmer , the Rev Mark McClung , Sunday school , 9 15 a .m ., Randy Hayes . 1uperintendent Don Sunday School Riggs, out. supt Mormng Wor~hip, 10. 1S a.m . Youth meeting, 7.30 p m . Wednes · day , including wee tof1 , eager beavers , 1unior astronauts, and junior and senior high BVF, choir practice, 8.30 p.m Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study, Wednesday , 7 30 p m. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport , 5th ROCK SPRINGS, Church School 10 a .m Worship 10 am . UMVF 6 30 p m FLATWOODS, Church School 10 a.m Wor~hip Robinson , Pastor. RUTLAND , Church School 9.30 am WorstHp 10.30a.m. Wilbur Hilt , Pastor SALEM CENTER, Warsh1p 9 a.m. Church School9.:45 o m. Rev David Horns Rev Mark Flynn Rev Florence Sm1th H1lton Wolfe BETHANY. {Dorcas), Worsh1p q.oo am Church School1 0 00 a m CARMEL, Chruch School 9 30 o m Worship 10 30 o m 2nd and 4th Sundays THE NAZARENE, Rev. Jim Broome, pastor, Bill White, Sunday school supt. Sunday ,chool , 9:30a.m .. morning worship , 10.30 a .m .. Sunday evangelistic meeting, 7 00 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 p.m . UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dwight L. Zavllt, dlrec· tor. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN , Rev. a .m worship , 11 . a m Choir practice Thursday 8p m LET ART FALLS- Worship service 9 a m Church School 10 a m. MORNING STAR. Worship 9·30 om .. Church School10.30o.m MORSE CHAPEL, Church School 9 30 a m. Worship It a .m . PORTLAND. Church School 6:30 p.m . Evening Wonhlp, 7 30 p.m Youth Meehng, Tuesday evening SUTTON, Church School 9 30 a .m . Wor· ship tst and 3rd Sundays 10 30 a .m . JOHN LUTHERAN CH URCH , Pone Russell , Sr., minister; Rick Macomber, supt. Sunday school 9:30 om.; worship serv1ce, 10·30 a.m. Bible Study, Tuesday, Rev R D SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST. Rev MoNon Markm , pastor Steve Little Sunday school supt Sunday school. 10 am .. morning wor1h1p , It om . Sunday evening wor ship 7 30. Prayer meet1ng and B1ble study Thursday 7 30 p m youth service 6p m Sunday . CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Rev R E Robinson , pastor Sunday JChool , 9 30 a.m., wonhlp servtce . II am , evenmg service, 7.00. youth service. Wednesday. 7.00p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Charles Oomigan SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Rov Bob· HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH, Noor Long Bottom , Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday school , 10 a .m. , Church, 7:30p.m . prayer meeting, 7:30p.m . Thursday. MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third JOPPA, Worship 9 00 a .m. School 10 00 a .m. CHESTER, Worohlp 9 o.m., Church Church School 10 o.m Choir Rehearsal 7 p .m ., Thursdays. Bible Study , Thursdays 7:30pm . LONG BOTTOM, Sunday School at 9 30 a.m. Evening Worship at 7 30 p.m . Thursday Bible Study, 7·30 p.m. REEDSVILLE Sunday School 9:30 a .m. Morning Worship 10:30 a .m . Evening Wor· shp 7:30 p m. Bible Study Wednesdays at 7:30p.m. ALFRED, Sunday School at 9:4S am . Mormng Worship at 11 a.m. Youth , 6·30 A~e ., the Rev. William Knittel, pastor. p.m . Sundays. Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting, 7:30p.m. Thomas Kolly, Sunday School Supt Sun. day school , 10 a .m Ciano• fD}' all ogos; School 9 00 o m . Morning Worship at evening service, 7:30; Bible study, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. ; youth services, Frlday,7:30 p.m MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST, Corner Ash and Plum; Noel Herrman, pastor Saturday evening service, 7•30 p m.; Sun - day School . 10:30 " ·"'· • MEIGS < COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH ST PAUL, (Tuppers Plains) : Sunday 10:00 a.m. Bible Study, 7:30p.m . Tueoday. SOUTH BETHEL (Silver Ridge) Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Morning Woohlp 10:00 a.m. Wedneoday Bible Sludy, 7:30p .m. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, servlceo each Sunday 9 30 a.m. George Plckeno, pastor with preochlnv on first and third Sunday of month. Oflv•r Swain, Supt. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev . Keith Eblln, poslot'. Sunday School , 9:30 a .m.: Rk:hard W. Thomas, Director Leonard Gll.,-.ore, first elder: evening ter- POMEROY CLUSTER vlce, 7·30 p.m. Wedn..day p<ayer ,....ling, 7:30p.m. ' BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF R•v. Robert McGee RIIV. Jam• Corbllt POMEROY, Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Wonhlp oervlc• 10 30 a.m. Choir roltooroal, W.dn.oday, 7 p.m. Rev. Robert M<G.e.paotOr. ENTERPRISE. Worship 9 a.m. Church ~110am . ~ CHRIST, Duane Warden. minister Bible doss. 9·30 am., morning warship, 10:30 a.m • evening worship , 6 30 p .m. W.dnttlday Bible study, 6:30p.m. NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY Church , Sunday School oervln. 9 45 o.m : T'MV 1/IS!T! 5PI<I!AO! Rev. Nyle pastor. Mn. Elvin Bumgardner, 1upt. Sun· day achaol. 9.30 a.m . , worship service, 10.45a.m. NORTH BETHEL Unlt.d ·CERTAI N FI\CTIONG I'CULD LIKE YOUR SUPPORT FOR A NEW SPORTS w•~rLtAI Methodlol Cf1urch, Rev. Charles Oomigon, pastor. IN YOJR 5TATE .. I'M GURE Sunday School , 9·30 a .m .. Worship Service, 10 A5 am .: Sunday Bible Study, 7:00 p .m . , Wednesday prayer mHtlng, 7·30 OH YOUR fl\'lT I'IOJLD ... "' BUT THE SITE OF THE T~;AT'S PROPOSED SPORTS COMPLEX IS MILES FRO\ AHY PUBliC TRANSPORTATION, SENATOR LAWFT Y•· SHOW OF ENTri.J51AS!o\ NO, NO-OF "·BUT NO PU6UC TRAiiSPORT MEAiiS CARS .. MORJ: WASTED COURSE NOT, SIR ··IT'S 6AS - AHD I'M HOT AT ALL SURE IT IS THE BE ST AVAI LABlE SITE . JUST THAT- REMEMBER - Gl'l:JRTS VERY Bt6 WITH THE PU&.IC .• 9J'ffllli5 TO KEEP 1'1 MIHD WHEN ~RE UP FOR RE-ELECTiott. p .m . BURLINGHAM SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH, Route 1, Shode. Paolor Don Black. Affiliated with Southern Boptlot C n ention Sunday school, 1·30 p.m .; Sunday worohlp, 2:30 p.m. Thurodoy ev8fllng Bible otudy, 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY , Rltclne, Route 124, William Hobock, pootor. Sun· YOU THINK HE PURPOSELY WROTE DOWN MISLEADING Norri1, pastor. Dan Cheadle, Supt, Sunday School, 9 30 a.m. Morning Worship, 10·30 o.m Prayer Service, alternate Sun- INFORMATION? days . NEASE SffiLEMENT FREE WILL BAPTIST, • • MeJp C<iunty Sllopher<ll Club -The Sllopltel" dl.-(f held two moetlnp The l1ntt mooting ..,.l'llnary II, at lite Melu Cauoty E.lenaloo 0111ct, 'll>en ...,.. two odvliton and nine mea> ...,. (llloftdlng. The club dilcwoed saving RC bttlllt ...... •ltertdln8 Slwp Day, and clooln( G~LINE ALLEY eMIIImeitlfor lhll year Projecla cllacullocl wu mallltenance and care d breediJtC ...... ltod rati0118, hay, e1< , lllo talked about sheep tenns. A demonltratf«t on feedina and care of breediJtC .,.. wu given by Mr. Jolwl Rlee, Meigs County Ellt<nlloo AcenL ..... Campbell, pastor. Sunday School, 9 30 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH, Rev. Floyd F. Shook, pastor, Lloyd W"ght, Sunday School Supt , Morn· ing Worship 9.30 a.m .. Sunday School 10 20 o m , Wednesday Prayer and Bible school, 9 30 am . worsh1p serv1ce, 10·30 o m Othtr meetings as announced ANTIQUITY BAPTIST, Rev Earl Shuler, pastor Sunday school 9 30 o m : Church serv1ce. 7 p m . youth meetmg , 6 p m Tuesday Bible Study 7 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN DIDN'T Sef'M T' TAI<f TOO KINDLY THE D·Mil United StHI Workers Union Hall , Railrood Str. .t , Mason . Po1tar, Rev. Joy Mitchell. 1N.arnlng worship 9 45 o.m , Sunday School 10 30 . a .m. Prayer m"flng w..m.oday, 7:30p.m. FOREST RUN BAPTIST - RANCH CL AIM OVER ON ME! VOtJIJS Memben~-May 17, 19M, ~ a m. to 12 noon. Tbf club wtD tor: nlalt dnncb aDd ov...,.lln& shala again thb yeor. Dueo nwot be paid belore wei&J>In. R<freJhrnents ...,. ....... by Jolmy and supt. Sunday school 9 30 om . , morning sermon 10:30 a.m , Prayer service, Wednesday , 7.30p.m. Study 7·30 p m ., Sunday evening worship 7 30 p.m .. Choir Practice Thursday , 7 p m . Richard Vaughan , supt. Morning worsh1p, NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Richard W. Thomo1 Duane Sydenstricker, Sr, Tht Store WllhA Hurt Racine Ph. t4f.l6H BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday John W Douglas by Porter, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a.m ; Sunday worship, II a.m. , Sunday •~ening service, 7 p .m. ; Wednesday Fo"'ily Tral ing Hour, 7 p.m Wednesday worship ser· vice, 7:30p.m MD TA5TE! T~! LADY WHO OWIJ!i THE Kefredlmentl were served by Tam Ervin and Va. , Rt. t, Mark Irwin, pastor. Worship services, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday school, II a.m. evening worship, 7:30'/.m, Tuesday cottage prayer mHtlng on Blbte study, MIDDLEPORT, Sunday school , 9·30 a .m , Ernest Stricklin, pastor. Sunday church school , 9.30 a m. , Mrs. Homer lee , 1upt ; morning wor~hip , t0.30. Church. Worship service 9.30 o.m Sunday School 10·30 a .m. Mrs. Sampson Hell, supt. MOU TH-· IF N(l T' T HE THIO NAT1Vc5 OVER WH ELMED -- ONLY CAME r ·c ~ect<. OUT A MI~ I N 6 Rodney lleegle The aecood meellnl ,... Man:lt 11, at lite Meigl C<iunty Emolloo Office. Two ad"'-t and 10 membtn wt!re at thil meettnc A demonstration on SelecUon ol Martel Limbe wu pven by Mr. Jim Clay, Areo ADimol Sped all• serv1ce , tt a .m . and 7 30 p.m. Prayer meettng, Wednesday , 7 30p .m . Brown . pastor . Sunday Sci-tool. 9·30 a m., mormng worship tO 45. youth servtce, 6 45 p m . evening wonhip , 7 30 p m proyerond praise , Wednesday 730p m ~ RACINE FOOD MARKET FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, W. Robert Musser, pastor. Sunday school . 9.30 am .. Roy S1gmon , 1upt. , morning worship , 10 30, Sunday evening serv1ce, 7 30, mid· week serv1ce Wedhesdoy . 7 p.m. 10·30. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN o• NOPE .. JU.5-T G!T ~A6 ~1t HO ~P ITA f.ITY Toplca lor dlacuoolon at lite om moetlng are supl Sunday School, 9 30 a.m . Worohlp Pastor . Robert Sm1th , Sunday school supt Sunday school, q 30 a m , mornmg worsh1p , 10 40 om Sunday evening wor sh1p, 7 30, Wednesday even.ng B1ble studf 1 30. EAST LETART. Chruch School 9 am day730pm RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday schooiiO OF IMY~c t CAN AT LfA5T T~e Dt.I~T OUTA MY S CEt.IIC 8EAUTV AkiO """' ... bam and llat lite thine~ lite club wonlo !At do lhll yeat. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don l Walker, Prayer meeting Wednesday 1 30 p m Fellowship supper first Saturday 6 p m UMW 2nd Tuesday 1 30 p m Groceries- Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. Frank Riffle, Rev John A Coffman pastor Fronkhn Imboden , cha•rmon of the Board of Chnstlon L1fe Sunday School , 9 JO a m , morn mg worship , 10 30, Sunday even1ng worship 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednes day730pm APPLE GROVE. Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship 7 30 p m. ht ond 3rd SundOys , WAID CROSS SONS STORE ZION CH URCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· RACINE CH URCH OF THE NAZARENE, SOUTHERN CLUSTER t------------ Hamsonv1lle Rd , Robert Purtell , pastor, Bill McElroy. Sunday school supt Sunday school, 9 30 o m , mornmg worsh 1p and commumon , 10 30 a m , Sunday worsh1p serv1ce, 7 p.m Wednesday evenmg prayer meet1ng and B1ble study, 7 p .m ST SYRACUSE CLUSTER We don't. God never Intended that we should have tD solve all our diffi.culties slngle·handed. Remember, He established His church on earth for US: In that Church we will find understanding feUowshlp, and the faith to work ?Utour own destinies a .m. James Hughes, tupt., eve,nlng service, 7 30 p .m . Wednesday evening prayer meeting, 7.30 p.m. Youth prayer servlc:eeoch Tundoy. Grove. The Rev. W1lham Middlesworth , Pastor. Church l&rvtces 9 30 am . Sunday Schooi10:30 a.m. Rev . Carl H1cks, lntenm Pastor FOREST RUN · Worshp 9 o .m Church SChool lOam ' MINERSVILLE Ctlurch School 9 a m Worsh1p t 0 a· m ASBURY Church School 9 50 o m . Worsh•p 11 o m B1ble Study 7 30 p m Thurs. day UMW fist Tuesday Gerlach , ouperinlendont. T6rry Yankey, youth minister Bible school , 9 30 a m , CHURCH serv1ce, tO 30, EvangeliStiC Ser VICe, 7·30 p m . Wednesday , Prayer meehng, 7.30 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER HEATH, Church School 9 30 am. Wor shop I0 30 a m UMYF 6 p m. Robert Worsh1p serv1ce 10 a .m Prayer meetmg 7.30 p.m Wednesday . UMW second Tues. MIDDLEPORT Superlnlendonl. Sur>day School and morn· lng worship, 9:30 a.m . Sunday evening 4-H News. MiddleportPomeroy. 0. Your Choice This Wor~hip 11 a.m. and Moln , Bob Melton , minilter , M1ke morningwonhtp, 10.30a.m ., youth group Sunday 6 30 p.m . evening worshtp, 6 30, prayer service, 6·30 p.m Wednesday ~ YeA ~of. GR5ATL THE a.m litE DAILY SENTINEL It would be a lonely world If we had to keep all our problems tD OUJ'Selves. Attend The Church \lf Attend The Church of Your Choice This. Sunday Semces FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , 282 Mulberry COMMUNITY Children change faster than the wind. They haven't learned tD hide !heir feelings. But while groWil-ups may present a better camouflage tD lhe world, there are few of us wilhout Inner conflicts And these conflicts can be sctious SWISHER & LOHSE RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH- DYESVILLE Church, Donald R. Karr, Sr , pastor. Friday evenIng service, 7 30 p m Sunday 1chool, 10 t92-3093 Mlddloport Pieture Pretty svr~euse "? -~971 SISter Harnett Worner , Supt . Sunday School , 9 30 a m , mormng wor1hip, 10 45 a .m. Roger C Turner, pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m Sunday morn1ng warsh1p , 10 30, Sunday evening service, 7 30 Communlly Lowrance Bush, pastor; Mo)( Folmer, Sr. day school, 10 a.m., Sunday evening service, 6:30 p m. Wednesday "nlng ser· vice, 7. pomeroy MARK VSTORE Middleport SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST, Mulberry Run Road , Rev Emmett Rowson , pastor Handley Dunn , supt Sunday school , 10 e m Sunday evenmg service 7 30 B1ble teoch1ng , 7·30 p m Thursday 126 E Mlln Psalms 271-13 RACINE PLANING MILL M1ll Work - Heights Road , Pomeroy Pastor , Albert Dittes Sabbath School Superintendent , Rita Wt-.ite Sabbath Sct-.ool , Saturday afternoon at 2 00, w1th Worsh1p Serv1ce following ot 3: 15 8adoy p.m . MOUNT Olive CARPENTER BAPTIST, Rev. Freeland Preachmg 9.30 a.m ., f~rst and s&eond Sun· days of &ach month, th1rd and fourth Sun· cfoys each month worsh1p service at 7 30 p.m Wednesday evenings at 7 30. Prayer and Bible Study . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH 99'1·21M Saturday For The list In TV Vitwlnt c. II m nos METHODIST , Pastor Sunday School 11 a m Saturday pr&achlng serv1t'es 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng Bible study at 7 30 p m Ford, Inc. 46 I S. Third, Mlddloport Friday 1---------~ Matthew PIZZA SHACK 8 :5-27 .., Eat en or Corry Out BAPTIST MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER Dexter Rd Langsv1Ue Oh1o, Rev Clyde Ferrell, t-------..---1 10:6-17 I Athens County & Loan POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Mam St '1'12·5235 Vocal GRAHAM 992-3325 Me1gs County Branch school , 9:30 a.m.; morning worship , 11 a .m . Sunday evening service, 7 30 p.m : m1dweek prayer aervice Wednetday. 7·30 MT MORIAH BAPTIST - Fourth ond Main Sl , Middleport. Rev. Calvin Mlnnlo, Pomeroy Raci .. • 949 2020 CHAPEL Route t Shade- Pastor Bobby Elkins. Sunday school 5 p m. Sunday worship 5 45 p.m. Wednesday prayer serv1ce 7.30 p m Rev Ralph Smtih , pastor Sunday school. 9 30 a .m. , Mrs Worley FronciS , . supenntendent Preochmg serv1ces first & thtrd Sundays follow1ng Sunday School m's. .i'oconcr Psalms 84:1·12 Wednesday Romans VICTORY BAPTIST - On rhe Route 7 bypass. James E. KeetH , pastor . Sunday school , 10 om.; morning worship , It a .m .; evenlngtervice, 7. TRINITY Chrlotlon Auembly, Coolville Gilbert Spencer, poolor. Sunday Borden paator. Carneliu1 Bunch , superintendent. Sunday school , 9:30a.m., s.cand and fourth Sundoys wonhip ser· v !ce at 2:30p.m . VIRGIL B. TWORD SR. Tuasday Chester 915-3307 p .m . FAITH BAPTIST Church, Mason, mHI at Monday SID N. 2nd Luke "'""''""Y ~12.91"2 Micld~ f92.34~!1 Ridenour SACRED HEART, Rev. Fothet Paul D. Welton, pootar. Phone 992·2825. Saturday ...,enlng Mon. 7:30. Sunday Man, 8 and 10 a .m .. Confenlon, Salurdoy , 7·7:30 aervice, 7 p.m.: Youth m . .ting and Bible otudy, W.dneoday, 1 p .m. Isaiah 64:1-8 Nltlonwlde Ins. Co. Co. Su~day. SundBy AGENT POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 211 E . Moln Stroot ft2.J,.5, Pom_eroy . J Wm " litl" lr~" · owner nursery cora provtded. Coffee hour 10 the Perish Hclltmmedtctely following the ser VICe music . Sunday worship I 0 a m Bible study t t a m , worship 6 p m. Wednesday Bible study , 7p .m '(Uq?ukr Middleport, Ohio Sundays of the month. Church School and Matn St Neil Proudfoot , pastor , Bible school , 9 30 a m mormng worsh tp, 10 30 am ., Youth meetings, 6 30 p.m , evenmg worshtp 7 30. W&dnesday n1ght prcyer meeting and Bible study, 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY, 115 Butternut Ave , Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Ray Wlnmg otf1cers tn charge Sunday -holmen meet mg. 10 a m Sunday School , 10·30 a m Sunday school leader, YPSM , Elo1se Adams 7 30 p m , salvation meetmg, vanous speakers and mus1c spectals Thursday- I 0 a m to 2 p m lod1es Home league, all women mvtted. 7 30 p m . prayer meeting an~ B1ble study Rev Noel Herman teacher ·tJ --K&C JEWELERS SALES ucl SERVICE Rutland , OhiO 45775 ship, 10:30 a .m ., evening service, 7.30 mid -week servtce, Wednesday , 7 30 p.m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E Ma1n St., Pomeroy . The Rev. Robert B Groves, rector. Sunday services , at 10 30 a .m. with Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month, and combined wtth Morning Prayer on teh third Sunday, Church of Your Choice This .khn F FutfL Mgr RAll'S BEN Brown's rwe & Equipment POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE · Corner Union and Mulberry, Rev Clyde V Attend The MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. 992.99'11 Mldd.!!J>arl SOUTHERN ' ' Sunday School ot 9:45 a .m. and Church Locust & BHch tr•t BURLINGTON '- 9:30 a.m. WO<ohlp oervlce, W.dnnday , 7·3(lp m. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, now located on Pomeroy Pike, County Rood 25, near Flatwoodo. R..... Blackwood, poolor. S.r· vices on Sunday at 10.30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday school, 9:30 o m. Bible otudy, Wednnday,7:30p.m INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH, INC. - Pearl 51 , Middleport. Rev. O'Dell DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST , Chorleo 7 30p.m . REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, Porlland Racme Rood . William Manley, poator, Artt1ur Barr, Sunday achool superintendent Sunday school, 9·30 o.m : ev-.ning wonhlp, 1 30 p .m. Prayer and praise service, Wednesday, Roush , pastor. Phyllos Stob<>rt, Sunday School Supt. Sun· 7·30p m. RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Elder Jomeo Miller, Bible study, W.dneoday, 7:30 p.m : Sunday School. 10 am . Sunday nigh! service, 7:30 pm POMEROY WESlEYAN HOLINESS - day School , 9 ·30 c m.; Morning worship, 10 30om . Sundoyeveningservice7p.m. Wednesday evening prayer serv1ces, 7 30 pm BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, Rev Earl Shuler, pastor Wonhipserv1ce, 9·30o.m Sunday school 10 30 o m Bible Study and prayer serv1ce Thursday. 7·30 p m Horriaonville Rood: Dewey tl:lng, pastor; Edison Weover, aallstant, Henry Eblin, CARLETON CHURCH, Kingsbury Rood, Dovld Rice. llonlel Leananl, Reporter Teni Stout's. There were ~nen 9 30 a m , morning worship, t t Cl m Sun- - .... oervodbyJoomCatawor and the membeno enjoyed pmeo ol Barn Yanl Blnco and a Memory CIIIM. M1uy Calaway, Reporter londance . The dub lad a ,.,_,.... parly OlllCIW1I made oolite potty ...r lite wu..........,.,., The club IIIIo deddod lo make a lor their fair beMer booth. A "'" with lite name d lite club wt11 be placed u ooe enlen Oonrin ...r n.,.,. piaJ>. led. Ettclt member ehooe lite _(ll'Vjecla abe W<lllld Uke to take thli year and pro)eet boots were 01'- dorocl. llefrellunenll ...... provided by Mary Dant and oerved by Vldd Soulera and T.,_ Dant. Then lite memberl played- oulalcle. Deo Dorat, Reporter Mounrau- l-11 Club - The Mountaineen held their JDetllni at lite homed Jolwl Amold on A&x1112. lben! were five member~ Jnd one ad- servtce. 10 A.5 c m .. first and third Sundays. 7 p m second and fourth Sundoys. Bible study, 8 p m Tuesdays a .m. Sunday school , 11 o m : worship service, 7·30 p.m. Thursday prayer m . .tlng 7 30 p.m. -.u...,. ....,... and 1<11 ,..,....u.., Damewood, HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH , Thurs- MT. HERMON Unlt.d Brethren In Chrlot day evening services 7 30, Rev Cart; Sunday morning serv1ces 9·30 and evening sen11ces 7:30pm , Rev. Durham . Church Rev. James leach, pa1tor; Don The next moetlng will be April 21, llal and plaN ...,. mode lobave a pizza potty bel""' lite meellng. llorllng Delomt .... played and lllo. ""wine game. Will, lay loader Locat.d In Te~oo Com· Worrton l-11 Club - The Wmlon munlty off CR 82 Sunday school , 9•30' Friday, Aprll1&, 11 lite homed JCI)'CO Rlt.chle a.m. Morning wonhlp urvlce, 10:.C5 'l1tere ...,. II memben and - advloor In ai- FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION at Bold a.m .. evening pr.achlng ler\l'ice second Knob Rev Lawrence Gluesencamp, pastor, Rev. Jamea Cundiff, cnistant pastor: Roger Willford ,, Sunday school I<Dclance and fourth Sundays, 7:30 p m.: Chrlollan' Aa Utls li 1 new club lite flrll order of bullneu Endeavor, flrot ond third Sundays, 7:30 was to cbooee 1 name. Warrl«n wu the .n.arne •upt Sunday school 9:30a.m Bible study , p.m. W.dn ..doy prayer mHtlng ond Bl· bl.,tudy,7.30p.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, 1 mile ooot of Rutlond, junction af Route 124 and Noble Summll Rood (T· 174). Sunday Bible Lec· 6 p m. youth meeting , 6 p m worship service, 7.30 p.m Prayer meeting Wednes- day , 7 30 p.m Women's fellowship and Bible study . Tuesday . 10a.m. WHITE'S CHAPEL,•Coolvllle RD. Rev Roy ~ ture. 9 30 a ... Watchtower study, 10:30 ""-'. The next hi>w ........ -· The memltent l l"""' l o.... - "'their projecla. 01lla:n ,.,.lllo electod at Utls meellng. The next tDOellno wtll be May 2. 7 p.m. at lite home d Joyce Rllcble The advloor will bend out project- .............. by a.rre. Calaway and a gune d 7 Up wu played by the o.m .. Tunday , Bible otudy , 7 and 8:15 Rev •Dole Bou, pastor , Sunday school. p.m .. Thuroday, th-rall< ochooi, 7:30 membera . Joe YOWII, Reporter 9 30 a .m .. morn.ng worsh1p , 10 45 am , p.m., service m-tlng, 8:30p.m. evangelistic service, 7 p m . Wednesday RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Church RUTLAND CHUR~H OF CHRIST Brad serv1ces - prayer and praise , 7 p.m , Henderson, pastor. Herb Elliott, Sunday Sunday ochool, 10 o.m.: evening oervlce, youth meeting , 7 p.m . Men's prayer ochool supt. Sunday ochoal. 9.30 o.m. : 7.00 p.m. Prayer mHIIng, W.dn ..day. meeting, Saturday, 7 p.m . 7.00 p.m. Darrel Mcl'heroan, Pootar. Guy morning worship and comunlon, 10:30 EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST , o .m . Priddy, Supt. OBTAIN PARADE PERM1T Elden R Blake, pastor . Sunday School 10 CHURCH OF GOO of Prophecy, locat.d RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST CHURCH, a .m. ; Robert Reed f supt ., Morning ser · Amo• Tillis , paotor, ~nny Tlillo , Sunday· on the 0. J. While Road all highway 160. CINCINNATI (AP) - The man, 11 o .m ; Sunday night aervices School Supt. Sunday School, 9.30 a.m.: Sunday School 10 a .m. Superlnlendent cinnatl May Day Committee bas obChristian Endeavor, 7:30p.m . ; Song ser· follow.d by mor~ John Loveday. Flrot Wedneodoy nlu/11 of - ng wonhlp. Sunday vice , 8 p.m , Preaching 8:30 p.m . evening service, 7:00 p.m . Prayer monlh CPMA oervlc... oecand Wednn· tained a parade pennlt for May 1 to Mtdweek Prayer m•etlng, Wednesday , 7 moellng, Wodne day WMB m"llng, third through fifth promote lbJ "working class , 7:00p.m. p.m. ; Alvin Reed , lay leader . youth oervlce. G-ge Croyle, pootor,, RUTLAND CHURC OF TilE NAZARENE, revolution." CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST , Located at Rev. Lloyd D. Grim;.\, Jr., paotor. Sunday HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Gran I St., ·City HaU balked w-Uer at laaulng Rutland on New Limo Rood , next to Forest school, 9 30 o .m.: wprohlp oervlce, 10:30 Middleport: Rev. Don Blake, Ff<!~lor . Sun· Acre Pork, 'R'ev. Roy Rouse , pastor; Robert a.m . Broodcost llve 1over WMPO, young day Khool, 9:30a.m.: morning wonhlp, a permit becawre the parade was to ' Musser, Sunday School supt . Sunday people's service, 7 plm . Evangelistic Mr" 10·30 a .m.: evening worohlp, 7 p.m.: stretch for five miles lllmlgb the m. schOol, 10:30 o .m ., worahip 7 30 p.m.BI · vice, 7:30p.m . Wednesday service 7.30 W.dnHday evening Bible otudy ond ble Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m.: Salur- p~ m . prayer mHIIng, 7 p.m. AHillal.d wllh dustrial and tenement districts to I downtown in the middle ol a wllltlng day night prayer service, 7 30 p m. , FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Corner of S.· Southern Bopllot Convention. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Roger cond and Anderaon, Mason . Paator Frank llliADFORD CHURCH OF CHRISTday. Eugene Underwood, pootot': Hatry Hen· Watson , pa1tor: Mildred Ziegler, Sunday Lowther. Sunday schobl, 9:.C5 a.m ; wor In a compromiae, the committee tchoolsupt. Morning worship, 9·30 a.m . ship service, 1 t a.m. o~d 7.30 p.m . Week drlcko, superintendent. Sunday ochoal, SundoyiChool , 10·30 a m : evantng ser- ly Blblo Study, W.dnooCioy, 7:30p.m . 9·30 a .m.. morning wonhlp, 10:30 a .m.: agreed to conduct 30 percent ol the ~lce , 7 30. ...,lng worohlp, 7 p.m WednHday Bible IDIII'Cb on aldewalb. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller Sl., MT UNION BAP~IST, Cecil Cox , Mason, W Va Aurlce1Mick, pastor Sun· otudy,7 p m. The group's IIIDOUDI~IIlent W81 : minister; Joe Sayre, Sunday School doy Bible Study 10 am~ ; Worship 11 a.m • • JUIIlLEE CHRISTIAN CENTER - George'• made Tuesday jointly with the ' Superlnt•nent. Sunday school. q·45 am : and 7 p m Blbfe Study W.dnttlday 1 p.m., Creek Rood. RIIV. C. J. Lemley, pootar: evening wonhlp, 7:30 p.m . Prayer Vocal music. John Fellure; ouperlnMude•"· Chuteh· Revolutionary Commwut Party,' meeting, 7:30p.m . Wednesday MASON ASSEMBL V OF GOD, Duddlng w-1, ·9:30 a m.: ,_.,,ng -.hlp, The two CII'I8RIIatiolla .......eel TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lone. Mason. W. Vo. R.v. Ronnie I . lose . 10:30: ..,rce, 7 p.m. Youth Randy Koehler. posfor, Denn1s Newland, Pastor. Sunday School/9:45a.m ; Morning meellng Sunday, 6 p.m. Bible otudy In "barraument" by city ~. Sunday tchool superintendent.· Sunday Worship 11 ~ a . m. Even1n9 S.rvk• 7:30 ,depth. w..m.oday, 7 p.m. ClaoMifot all Tbey allo charged that the city'a obS<hool, 9 30 a.m.. morning church ser· p.m. Wednesday Women 1 ''\lnlstrles 9 · Nuroery provided lor wurohlp ••· jectiCIIII "had to do with traf. vic:e, 10.30 a .m.; Sunday evening Bible a.m. fmeetlng and proyer. Prayer ond II· vice. . ftc CGIItrol and~ to do wtth bleStudy7p.m . · study, 7 p.m .. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Car,.r HARTroftD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN of Sycamore ond Second Slo., Pomeroy. the deadly national campelcn apm. LE~ART FALLS UNlTED BRETHREN , Rev . freeland Norris , pastor; Floyd Norris, C~RISTIAN UNION , The Rev. William The Rov William Mlfdi•Worth. Pootqr. stMayDey." ~ Deeter. pastor Sunday school 9·30 a .m .; worship service, 10:30 a.m Bible study and prayer servlce. 1Wednesdoy 7 30 p m an- _,,ng notbin& ..-----.Television Viewing PEANUTS Danrln Dalal.. - The llonrln llolslelt hold their meetinl Aprtl 3 at lite homed Mary Dant. There were rJfte adWon and 11 memben In a~ Supt Boblo School 9 A5 a m Preachlni pastor, Wallace EARLY . .,.................. by DorGIII)' Stout. The next lllOOtiJ!C wu April 12 at Joanne Calaway's wllb two adviscira:, l!igbt memben, and one &uahltertdln8. The bake llle wu dilcl11aed and where the next meellng wtll be held. A demonstraUm oo Safety OUtdoon and llealth wu given by Lori ROOinooo and Lee Ann vloor •ttendlnr! The memben projecla, pr... for summer and lite next meetlni lime. Pickens TV GET UP REAL memben and day evening s•rvlce, 7·30: prayer mHIIng, Thuroday 7:30p.m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Not Pentecostal , Rev George Oiler, pastor Wonhip service Sunday, 9·-'5 Wednesday , 7·30 p m. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN, George F. r TOLD HIM I HAD two advilon attending, -rscllacullocl1tovtngaltake sale In May, ..a prvJecla, and o111cent ..... olecled. llefrelb. Jr., Sunday school oupt Sunday ochool, · Gacy Ktng , pastor Sunday schooi ,U:30 o m • Rolph Carl , supenntendent: evemng worsh1p , 7 30 p m Prayer meeting, HE WANTED TD STAY BUT AHNd Angels - The Alfred Angels rocenUy bold two ..If mootlnp. The lint wu April I at I KNOW WHAf I'D ~'61'4 LIKE TO BE ... by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS :J7 Swninit I Hitchcocl<'s 38 Unpleasant sport ' ..,1 • '3't Bohe&' and 5 Heavy rope . others 10 Social I'D LIKE TO BE ONE OF 0065 WHO SIT IN A CAR IN A PARKING LOT, AND WHEN SOMEONE WALKS 8'(, HE GOES, ... ..----------, I FEa t'vE BEEN Cl-lEATED OUT OF ONE OF THE GREAT JOL{5 IN LIFE .. Yeslenlay's Aanrer 18 Haze of 25 Rich cake sorts 27 Lale labor Zl Pinball word leader ZZ "Cos1 Fan Z8 Andes Tutti'' maid animal Z3 Charles Z!llllstorlc - Gtllilon Belgian U Convert town chips at 34 Add up Vegas 35 "Healer" Movie " King Kong v'l; ~o<blll" " 10. Movie TTThe Cur se OT Dracula" 17 12 A~Emergency One 6, Mary Tyler Moore 13 I oo-Midnight Specia l 3, 15, Movie 1 ' The Oevil's Own" 10, 1 05-News 11, 1 1o-News 13; 1 25- Baseball 17 2 3o-News 3, 3 55- Movie '' Sherloc k Holmes in Washington " 17, 5 30- love , American Style 17 I·:or.:s..'I "':.!.-·K -- magar:mes are published -+-+-ll 30Heallh,;esot1 ~~h~t .. =~~wl t K_) KJ o-rk~ll,.J: [ ho_w_t._o_w... j/•y D L B A A X R •r: 'oNGFEttow ' 'A ) use d f or the three L 's, X f01 the two O's. etc Sin gle letters. apostrophes. the~tength and f ormation the " orda are aU hmts Earh dOl ) t he code letters Are dlfl'erent. or 7 oo-Big Blue Marbi'O 3. Porky Pig 8, It's Your Business 10; Ken lucky Afield 13. Three Sloogeo I I · IDRAHLY] One lett er simply stands for another In this sample A il 6 oo-Socletles 1n Tr ansition 10, Human Olmens1on 17 6 30- Satu r day Report 3, TV Classroom a. U S Farm Report 10. Stan Hitchcock 13, It's Your Business 17. I ~LURBIA CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's • SATURDAY,MAYJ, 1980 RYDYL 33 Intimate •I"'''" rl X 'V ) A Now arrange rho ctrded letters to rorm the surprise answer, as •uo· gested by the aoovt canoon I I I I ) [ I I X 't" J 17"'"07"""ilr-'V"<V'~ u Anawerhere: [ CRYPTOQUOTES WM S NBUVQ EGZSLL WB NG L SVJ 9 GO-Movie " The Towering In ferna" 3,1S. Movie " Blume in Love" 6, 13 . Dukes of Hazzard 8, 10 Non Fiction Television 20 . Movie " Juliet af the Spirits" 33 10 DO-Dallas 8, 10; Perspective on Greatness 17, News 20, 10 lOOver Easy 20 11 oo-News 3.6.8.10,13.15. Lasl Of The Wild 17 . Dick Cavell 20. .\ Dave Allen al Large 33 '1i 11 30- Tonlghl 3, 15, Kenlu cky ~ Def'by special 6, 13, NBA Playoff 1"'""1--1----- 1['"-~ 8, ABC Capllaned News 33, U "- Sl Bon" 25Afler.1Jalh item 26Snake 27Howmany '" Reporl 20 6, 13, Wall Slreet Week 20,33 dale, e g. DAILY Pop Goes The Country 13, 15, Baseball 17 , MacNeil -Lehrer 9 OG-Here' s Boomer 3,15, Benji at Work 6,13, Incredible Hulk 8,10 , Washington Week In Re~iew 20,33 8 30--Facts of Life 3, 15; Or' Seuss DOWN 1 Do a pnnt· celebnty 11 C.P 0 ., e.g. tng job 12 In additiOn Z lAtbricated 13 Tree 3 Go broke : It Golfer's tlem slang 15 Dressler 4 Yoko role 5 Actor 16 Unseld.of raised tn basketball England 17 Nat1ve • 5 Scope olldwnaea 7 Muff It 19 "This little 8 Taste defeat ptggy" 9 Blotted ou.t counter 11 Strike 20 Sbade IS Beverage of green 1 21 Tinbi.P • 22 Off1ce Item · Z3 Aikins or Scars- FRIDAY, MAY2,1910 7 -Price Is Rlght 3, Joker's Wild a, Sha Na Na 6, Dick Cavell33 . EUSTSUL (i\nowe,.tornooow) MXE· NGLQBD. - NGVV QPUXZW Yesterday's Ceyptoquo1e: I DON'T CARE WHAT THEY CALL ME AS LONG AS THEY MENTION MY NAME .-GEORGE M. COHAN Yesterday s I Jumbles TRUL't' EVENT PAYING ENCAMP An$wer What that rare on e cent piece broughl ~ • PRETTY PENNY ' Little Rascals 17 7 JG-Little Rascals 3; Matters of • L tfe 6, In A Medical Laboratory 10, Capt Caveman 1J 8 00- Super Globetrotters 3, 15 · Superfriends 6 , 13; Mighty Mouse Heck le & Jeckle 8,10; Uitrs Man 17 Goodies 33 8 Jo-Casper 3,15: Movie " Conquest of Cochise" 17; Fawtty Towers 33 9 oo-Fred & Barney 3,15 , Plasfl c Man 6:, 13, Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8, 10. Fall & Rise of Reg1nald Perrin 33 q 30- Two Ronn!es 33 10 ._Movie " The Fabulous World of Jules Verne " 17; Billy Smart' s Circus 33 10 30-Dally Duck 3.15 ; Scaoby & Maurice & Co l7 , Adventures In Art with Julie Harris 20, Austin City Limits 33 11 15-ABC News Scrappy Coo 6,13. Popeye d; Movie " Planet of the Apes" 10 11 ~B!IInd Festival 3. Bluegrass Ramble Picnic 33 11 JO-Capt. Caveman J. Fat Albert 8. Jonny Quest 15. Glgglesnort Hotel6, Action News for K ids 13. 12 00- Weekend Special 6,13 , Shazam 8; Godzllla 1S, Movie " Blindfold" 17 , Julia Child 33 12 Jo-Amerlcan Bandstand 13 , Point of Vlew6, Super 7 8, Movie 'My Favorite Brunette" 10; Abbott & Co•tello 15; Market to Markel 33. 00- Baseball Warm · Up 3, 15; Amerka ' s Black Forum 6, Wall Street Week 33 1 15-Baseball 3, 15. 1·-Sporn Afield 6. Marla & the Magic Movie Machine 13, wasntngton Week In Review 33 2 Co-Women's Tennis • 6 , 13 ; VIewpoint 8; Here's To Your Health JJ 2 l~Movle " The NuHy Professor" 17; 2·-Movle "The Sad Sack" 8, Old Hauseworks 33. 3 oo-Voyage ta the Bottom of the Sea 10, Masterpiece Theatre 33 4 oo-Goll 3. Wide World al Sports 6,13,, Six Million Dollar Man 10, Wrestling 15 , Lathe of Heaven 33 . 4 30-Sport. Speclacular 8; Flshln' Hole 17. 5 oo-Kentucky Derby 6, 13, That Nashville Music 10, Wrestling 17; Lap Quilling 20 5 30-This Week In Baseball 3; Pop Goes The Country 15; Old Houseworks 20 6 00-News 3,10, Wide World of Sports 6, 13. Concern 8. Look At Me 20,33, God Has The Answer 15 6 »-NBC News 3.15; CBS News10; News 6, Muppet Show 8, Action NAwsmaker 13, Victory Garden 20, Know Your Schools 33. 7 01>-0ance Fever 3; Lawrence Welk 15, Heo Haw 6,8, Bugo Bunny 10, $1 .98 Be<~uly Show 13; Baseball 17 , Once Upon A Classic 20,33. 7·30-An ln•lde Look 3; $100,000 Name That Tune 13, Best of Groucho 20; World ollhe Sea 33. a 00-BJ & the Boar 3,15. Lave Baal 6, 13 . Tim Conway 8, tO ; Masterpiece Theatre 20; All Creatures Great & Small 33. 9 oo-Movie " The Towering Inferno " 3, 15, Movie " Rio Lobo' ' 8. 10 . Evening of Belgian Television 20; Movie " The Kid from Brooklyn" 33. 9 30- Ann .Maroarel 6.13; Rat Patrol 17 10.oo-Pop Goes The Country 17, 10 -That Naohvllle Music 17. 11 00- News 3,6,8, 10,13115, Dick 6, 11 30- Saturday Night L ive 3, 15; Texas Primary 8, Movie " C C & Co " 6, Movie " The Legend of Lizzie Borden" 10. ABC News 13 11 .45--Movie " Invasion from Inner Earth" 1J, 12 oo--MOvie "The Big Game" 8, Don Kirshner' s Rock Concert l7 1 01>--Movle " Dodge City " 3 1 1 ~ Movie " F.1!ngs of the Living Dead" 13, 1 ·30-Baseball 17 2 36-News 3. 2'.4S-News 13, 3:DOMovle " Shadow on the Land" 3 • DO-Untouchables 17, • 30-Movle " The Mad Room" 3, S oo--Love, American Style 11 SUNDAY, MAY 4, 19i'O 5 30-AG-USA 17; 6·oo--Amerlcan Problems & Challenges 10 , Between the Lines 17 6 JG-Chrlstopher Closeup 3, Treehouse Club 10. Better Way 8 7 oo- This Is The Llle 3; Jerry Falwell 8, Urban League 10. Action Newsmaker 13, Banana Spills 17. 1 30-TV Chapel 3, Bible Answers 13; Jimmy Swaggarl 15, It Is Written 17 . 8 00-Grace Cathedral 6, Evangelistic Outreach 13, Three Stoogu . Little Rascals 17 , Sesame St. 20,33. 8 JO-<>ral Roberls 3; Contact 6. James Robison tO ; Lower Lighthouse 13; Open Bible 15. 9 oo-Gospel Singing Jubilee l.Oral Roberts 10, Re11 Humbard ' ; Christian Center 8; Rev. Jim Franklin 13; Better Way 15; Lost In Space 17; Mister Rogers 20; Studio See 33. 9 - I t Is Wr itten 10; Rev RA West 13, Faith for Today 15; Sesame St. 20, Big 81"" Marble 33. 10 OD-Rex Humberd 3; Kids Are People Too 6; Movie "How To Save A Marriage-And Ruin Your Life" 10, Jimmy Swaggart 13; Gospel Singing Jubilee 15"':!-:-"!'_&. - ' It to Buver 17; Sesame St. 33. 10 30-Ernuf Angley 8; Movie "Ship of Fools" 17. 1 f :00--Human Dimension 3; Rex Humberd 15; Rev. Henry Mohan 13; Elec. Co 20 ; Once Upon A Classic 33 11 . 3o-Bili Dance Outdoors 3; Animals, Animals, Animals 6,13; Big Blue Marble 20; World of the Sea 33. t2 .DO-At Issue 3; Issues & Answers 6, 13; Vlewpolnl 8; Thl• Is The Llie 15, Ohio Journal 20; Movie 33 12 :30-Meef the Press 3,15; Women ' s Tennis 6,13, Wild Kingdom 8; Face the Nation 10; Boston Marathon 20. 1:01)-Band Festival 3; Movie "The Kld Irom Brooklyn" 33 �7- The Daily Seniinel, Middleport· Pomeroy, 0., F riday 1\f• .. " 1980 DICK TRACY &-~-Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., Friday, May 2, 1\81 CHURCH NEWS Services 11 a.m . ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Compttte . . . Automofln r Service , • TRINITY CHURCH , Rev W H Perrin, pastor Roy ... Moyer, Sunday school supt. Church School , 9 15 o m : worship service 10.30o m. Cholrraheorsol Tuesday , 7 .JOp m. under dir ection of Al1ceNeose. Henderson. pastor Sunday school , 9·30 o.m .. Glen McClung supt .. morning wor· Ph t92·2101 Pomeroy Morning Prayer and Sermon on all other r RANKUI'f The of- Your Choice - . This, PhOne ! t14 l 742· 2777 P. J. P~ULEY, of Columbu1, 0 104 W Main 992·2311 Pomeroy 8 :4-15 UNITED Thursday Psalms 95 7·11 _......, Pon1en>y 216 E. Moon 441 Locust C.blnet Makin; HEINER'S BAKERY Pretty as a picture, Isn't she? She looks "downrlghi" angelic.Yet, five minfrom now, she may be a little bundle of fury! PHARMACY We Fill Dodors' Prescnptions 992·2955 Pomeroy THE HILAND CHAPEL George Costa. pastor. Sunday School , 9 30 o m . evening worship , 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer service 7 30 p.m Reuter-Brogan Insurance POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST , David Mann, miniSter Wilham Watson , Sunday schoo l supt. Sunday school , 9 30 a.m. , morning worsh 1p 10·30 a .m . 114 E Main m-5130 Pomeroy Ave , Pomeroy Hershel McClure, Sunday school superintendent Sunday schocl , 9 ·30 a.m , morn1ng wonh1p , 10 30, even mg worsh1p , 7 ·00 p m M1dweek prayer serv1ce, 7·00 p m CHURCH, MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Lawrence Monley. pastor: Mrs Russell Young Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9 30 a m Even1ng worsh1p 7 30. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p .m . MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD . Racine- Rev . James Satterfield , pastor Morning worsh1p , 9 .45 o .m . Sunday school. 10 45 o .m evemng worship 7 ladies prayer Tuesday 7 30 p m mee1ing, Wednesday , 7 30p.m . YPE MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner Sixth and Palmer , the Rev Mark McClung , Sunday school , 9 15 a .m ., Randy Hayes . 1uperintendent Don Sunday School Riggs, out. supt Mormng Wor~hip, 10. 1S a.m . Youth meeting, 7.30 p m . Wednes · day , including wee tof1 , eager beavers , 1unior astronauts, and junior and senior high BVF, choir practice, 8.30 p.m Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study, Wednesday , 7 30 p m. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport , 5th ROCK SPRINGS, Church School 10 a .m Worship 10 am . UMVF 6 30 p m FLATWOODS, Church School 10 a.m Wor~hip Robinson , Pastor. RUTLAND , Church School 9.30 am WorstHp 10.30a.m. Wilbur Hilt , Pastor SALEM CENTER, Warsh1p 9 a.m. Church School9.:45 o m. Rev David Horns Rev Mark Flynn Rev Florence Sm1th H1lton Wolfe BETHANY. {Dorcas), Worsh1p q.oo am Church School1 0 00 a m CARMEL, Chruch School 9 30 o m Worship 10 30 o m 2nd and 4th Sundays THE NAZARENE, Rev. Jim Broome, pastor, Bill White, Sunday school supt. Sunday ,chool , 9:30a.m .. morning worship , 10.30 a .m .. Sunday evangelistic meeting, 7 00 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 p.m . UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dwight L. Zavllt, dlrec· tor. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN , Rev. a .m worship , 11 . a m Choir practice Thursday 8p m LET ART FALLS- Worship service 9 a m Church School 10 a m. MORNING STAR. Worship 9·30 om .. Church School10.30o.m MORSE CHAPEL, Church School 9 30 a m. Worship It a .m . PORTLAND. Church School 6:30 p.m . Evening Wonhlp, 7 30 p.m Youth Meehng, Tuesday evening SUTTON, Church School 9 30 a .m . Wor· ship tst and 3rd Sundays 10 30 a .m . JOHN LUTHERAN CH URCH , Pone Russell , Sr., minister; Rick Macomber, supt. Sunday school 9:30 om.; worship serv1ce, 10·30 a.m. Bible Study, Tuesday, Rev R D SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST. Rev MoNon Markm , pastor Steve Little Sunday school supt Sunday school. 10 am .. morning wor1h1p , It om . Sunday evening wor ship 7 30. Prayer meet1ng and B1ble study Thursday 7 30 p m youth service 6p m Sunday . CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Rev R E Robinson , pastor Sunday JChool , 9 30 a.m., wonhlp servtce . II am , evenmg service, 7.00. youth service. Wednesday. 7.00p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Charles Oomigan SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Rov Bob· HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH, Noor Long Bottom , Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday school , 10 a .m. , Church, 7:30p.m . prayer meeting, 7:30p.m . Thursday. MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third JOPPA, Worship 9 00 a .m. School 10 00 a .m. CHESTER, Worohlp 9 o.m., Church Church School 10 o.m Choir Rehearsal 7 p .m ., Thursdays. Bible Study , Thursdays 7:30pm . LONG BOTTOM, Sunday School at 9 30 a.m. Evening Worship at 7 30 p.m . Thursday Bible Study, 7·30 p.m. REEDSVILLE Sunday School 9:30 a .m. Morning Worship 10:30 a .m . Evening Wor· shp 7:30 p m. Bible Study Wednesdays at 7:30p.m. ALFRED, Sunday School at 9:4S am . Mormng Worship at 11 a.m. Youth , 6·30 A~e ., the Rev. William Knittel, pastor. p.m . Sundays. Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting, 7:30p.m. Thomas Kolly, Sunday School Supt Sun. day school , 10 a .m Ciano• fD}' all ogos; School 9 00 o m . Morning Worship at evening service, 7:30; Bible study, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. ; youth services, Frlday,7:30 p.m MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST, Corner Ash and Plum; Noel Herrman, pastor Saturday evening service, 7•30 p m.; Sun - day School . 10:30 " ·"'· • MEIGS < COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH ST PAUL, (Tuppers Plains) : Sunday 10:00 a.m. Bible Study, 7:30p.m . Tueoday. SOUTH BETHEL (Silver Ridge) Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Morning Woohlp 10:00 a.m. Wedneoday Bible Sludy, 7:30p .m. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, servlceo each Sunday 9 30 a.m. George Plckeno, pastor with preochlnv on first and third Sunday of month. Oflv•r Swain, Supt. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev . Keith Eblln, poslot'. Sunday School , 9:30 a .m.: Rk:hard W. Thomas, Director Leonard Gll.,-.ore, first elder: evening ter- POMEROY CLUSTER vlce, 7·30 p.m. Wedn..day p<ayer ,....ling, 7:30p.m. ' BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF R•v. Robert McGee RIIV. Jam• Corbllt POMEROY, Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Wonhlp oervlc• 10 30 a.m. Choir roltooroal, W.dn.oday, 7 p.m. Rev. Robert M<G.e.paotOr. ENTERPRISE. Worship 9 a.m. Church ~110am . ~ CHRIST, Duane Warden. minister Bible doss. 9·30 am., morning warship, 10:30 a.m • evening worship , 6 30 p .m. W.dnttlday Bible study, 6:30p.m. NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY Church , Sunday School oervln. 9 45 o.m : T'MV 1/IS!T! 5PI<I!AO! Rev. Nyle pastor. Mn. Elvin Bumgardner, 1upt. Sun· day achaol. 9.30 a.m . , worship service, 10.45a.m. NORTH BETHEL Unlt.d ·CERTAI N FI\CTIONG I'CULD LIKE YOUR SUPPORT FOR A NEW SPORTS w•~rLtAI Methodlol Cf1urch, Rev. Charles Oomigon, pastor. IN YOJR 5TATE .. I'M GURE Sunday School , 9·30 a .m .. Worship Service, 10 A5 am .: Sunday Bible Study, 7:00 p .m . , Wednesday prayer mHtlng, 7·30 OH YOUR fl\'lT I'IOJLD ... "' BUT THE SITE OF THE T~;AT'S PROPOSED SPORTS COMPLEX IS MILES FRO\ AHY PUBliC TRANSPORTATION, SENATOR LAWFT Y•· SHOW OF ENTri.J51AS!o\ NO, NO-OF "·BUT NO PU6UC TRAiiSPORT MEAiiS CARS .. MORJ: WASTED COURSE NOT, SIR ··IT'S 6AS - AHD I'M HOT AT ALL SURE IT IS THE BE ST AVAI LABlE SITE . JUST THAT- REMEMBER - Gl'l:JRTS VERY Bt6 WITH THE PU&.IC .• 9J'ffllli5 TO KEEP 1'1 MIHD WHEN ~RE UP FOR RE-ELECTiott. p .m . BURLINGHAM SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH, Route 1, Shode. Paolor Don Black. Affiliated with Southern Boptlot C n ention Sunday school, 1·30 p.m .; Sunday worohlp, 2:30 p.m. Thurodoy ev8fllng Bible otudy, 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY , Rltclne, Route 124, William Hobock, pootor. Sun· YOU THINK HE PURPOSELY WROTE DOWN MISLEADING Norri1, pastor. Dan Cheadle, Supt, Sunday School, 9 30 a.m. Morning Worship, 10·30 o.m Prayer Service, alternate Sun- INFORMATION? days . NEASE SffiLEMENT FREE WILL BAPTIST, • • MeJp C<iunty Sllopher<ll Club -The Sllopltel" dl.-(f held two moetlnp The l1ntt mooting ..,.l'llnary II, at lite Melu Cauoty E.lenaloo 0111ct, 'll>en ...,.. two odvliton and nine mea> ...,. (llloftdlng. The club dilcwoed saving RC bttlllt ...... •ltertdln8 Slwp Day, and clooln( G~LINE ALLEY eMIIImeitlfor lhll year Projecla cllacullocl wu mallltenance and care d breediJtC ...... ltod rati0118, hay, e1< , lllo talked about sheep tenns. A demonltratf«t on feedina and care of breediJtC .,.. wu given by Mr. Jolwl Rlee, Meigs County Ellt<nlloo AcenL ..... Campbell, pastor. Sunday School, 9 30 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH, Rev. Floyd F. Shook, pastor, Lloyd W"ght, Sunday School Supt , Morn· ing Worship 9.30 a.m .. Sunday School 10 20 o m , Wednesday Prayer and Bible school, 9 30 am . worsh1p serv1ce, 10·30 o m Othtr meetings as announced ANTIQUITY BAPTIST, Rev Earl Shuler, pastor Sunday school 9 30 o m : Church serv1ce. 7 p m . youth meetmg , 6 p m Tuesday Bible Study 7 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN DIDN'T Sef'M T' TAI<f TOO KINDLY THE D·Mil United StHI Workers Union Hall , Railrood Str. .t , Mason . Po1tar, Rev. Joy Mitchell. 1N.arnlng worship 9 45 o.m , Sunday School 10 30 . a .m. Prayer m"flng w..m.oday, 7:30p.m. FOREST RUN BAPTIST - RANCH CL AIM OVER ON ME! VOtJIJS Memben~-May 17, 19M, ~ a m. to 12 noon. Tbf club wtD tor: nlalt dnncb aDd ov...,.lln& shala again thb yeor. Dueo nwot be paid belore wei&J>In. R<freJhrnents ...,. ....... by Jolmy and supt. Sunday school 9 30 om . , morning sermon 10:30 a.m , Prayer service, Wednesday , 7.30p.m. Study 7·30 p m ., Sunday evening worship 7 30 p.m .. Choir Practice Thursday , 7 p m . Richard Vaughan , supt. Morning worsh1p, NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Richard W. Thomo1 Duane Sydenstricker, Sr, Tht Store WllhA Hurt Racine Ph. t4f.l6H BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday John W Douglas by Porter, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a.m ; Sunday worship, II a.m. , Sunday •~ening service, 7 p .m. ; Wednesday Fo"'ily Tral ing Hour, 7 p.m Wednesday worship ser· vice, 7:30p.m MD TA5TE! T~! LADY WHO OWIJ!i THE Kefredlmentl were served by Tam Ervin and Va. , Rt. t, Mark Irwin, pastor. Worship services, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday school, II a.m. evening worship, 7:30'/.m, Tuesday cottage prayer mHtlng on Blbte study, MIDDLEPORT, Sunday school , 9·30 a .m , Ernest Stricklin, pastor. Sunday church school , 9.30 a m. , Mrs. Homer lee , 1upt ; morning wor~hip , t0.30. Church. Worship service 9.30 o.m Sunday School 10·30 a .m. Mrs. Sampson Hell, supt. MOU TH-· IF N(l T' T HE THIO NAT1Vc5 OVER WH ELMED -- ONLY CAME r ·c ~ect<. OUT A MI~ I N 6 Rodney lleegle The aecood meellnl ,... Man:lt 11, at lite Meigl C<iunty Emolloo Office. Two ad"'-t and 10 membtn wt!re at thil meettnc A demonstration on SelecUon ol Martel Limbe wu pven by Mr. Jim Clay, Areo ADimol Sped all• serv1ce , tt a .m . and 7 30 p.m. Prayer meettng, Wednesday , 7 30p .m . Brown . pastor . Sunday Sci-tool. 9·30 a m., mormng worship tO 45. youth servtce, 6 45 p m . evening wonhip , 7 30 p m proyerond praise , Wednesday 730p m ~ RACINE FOOD MARKET FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, W. Robert Musser, pastor. Sunday school . 9.30 am .. Roy S1gmon , 1upt. , morning worship , 10 30, Sunday evening serv1ce, 7 30, mid· week serv1ce Wedhesdoy . 7 p.m. 10·30. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN o• NOPE .. JU.5-T G!T ~A6 ~1t HO ~P ITA f.ITY Toplca lor dlacuoolon at lite om moetlng are supl Sunday School, 9 30 a.m . Worohlp Pastor . Robert Sm1th , Sunday school supt Sunday school, q 30 a m , mornmg worsh1p , 10 40 om Sunday evening wor sh1p, 7 30, Wednesday even.ng B1ble studf 1 30. EAST LETART. Chruch School 9 am day730pm RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday schooiiO OF IMY~c t CAN AT LfA5T T~e Dt.I~T OUTA MY S CEt.IIC 8EAUTV AkiO """' ... bam and llat lite thine~ lite club wonlo !At do lhll yeat. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don l Walker, Prayer meeting Wednesday 1 30 p m Fellowship supper first Saturday 6 p m UMW 2nd Tuesday 1 30 p m Groceries- Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. Frank Riffle, Rev John A Coffman pastor Fronkhn Imboden , cha•rmon of the Board of Chnstlon L1fe Sunday School , 9 JO a m , morn mg worship , 10 30, Sunday even1ng worship 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednes day730pm APPLE GROVE. Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship 7 30 p m. ht ond 3rd SundOys , WAID CROSS SONS STORE ZION CH URCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· RACINE CH URCH OF THE NAZARENE, SOUTHERN CLUSTER t------------ Hamsonv1lle Rd , Robert Purtell , pastor, Bill McElroy. Sunday school supt Sunday school, 9 30 o m , mornmg worsh 1p and commumon , 10 30 a m , Sunday worsh1p serv1ce, 7 p.m Wednesday evenmg prayer meet1ng and B1ble study, 7 p .m ST SYRACUSE CLUSTER We don't. God never Intended that we should have tD solve all our diffi.culties slngle·handed. Remember, He established His church on earth for US: In that Church we will find understanding feUowshlp, and the faith to work ?Utour own destinies a .m. James Hughes, tupt., eve,nlng service, 7 30 p .m . Wednesday evening prayer meeting, 7.30 p.m. Youth prayer servlc:eeoch Tundoy. Grove. The Rev. W1lham Middlesworth , Pastor. Church l&rvtces 9 30 am . Sunday Schooi10:30 a.m. Rev . Carl H1cks, lntenm Pastor FOREST RUN · Worshp 9 o .m Church SChool lOam ' MINERSVILLE Ctlurch School 9 a m Worsh1p t 0 a· m ASBURY Church School 9 50 o m . Worsh•p 11 o m B1ble Study 7 30 p m Thurs. day UMW fist Tuesday Gerlach , ouperinlendont. T6rry Yankey, youth minister Bible school , 9 30 a m , CHURCH serv1ce, tO 30, EvangeliStiC Ser VICe, 7·30 p m . Wednesday , Prayer meehng, 7.30 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER HEATH, Church School 9 30 am. Wor shop I0 30 a m UMYF 6 p m. Robert Worsh1p serv1ce 10 a .m Prayer meetmg 7.30 p.m Wednesday . UMW second Tues. MIDDLEPORT Superlnlendonl. Sur>day School and morn· lng worship, 9:30 a.m . Sunday evening 4-H News. MiddleportPomeroy. 0. Your Choice This Wor~hip 11 a.m. and Moln , Bob Melton , minilter , M1ke morningwonhtp, 10.30a.m ., youth group Sunday 6 30 p.m . evening worshtp, 6 30, prayer service, 6·30 p.m Wednesday ~ YeA ~of. GR5ATL THE a.m litE DAILY SENTINEL It would be a lonely world If we had to keep all our problems tD OUJ'Selves. Attend The Church \lf Attend The Church of Your Choice This. Sunday Semces FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , 282 Mulberry COMMUNITY Children change faster than the wind. They haven't learned tD hide !heir feelings. But while groWil-ups may present a better camouflage tD lhe world, there are few of us wilhout Inner conflicts And these conflicts can be sctious SWISHER & LOHSE RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH- DYESVILLE Church, Donald R. Karr, Sr , pastor. Friday evenIng service, 7 30 p m Sunday 1chool, 10 t92-3093 Mlddloport Pieture Pretty svr~euse "? -~971 SISter Harnett Worner , Supt . Sunday School , 9 30 a m , mormng wor1hip, 10 45 a .m. Roger C Turner, pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m Sunday morn1ng warsh1p , 10 30, Sunday evening service, 7 30 Communlly Lowrance Bush, pastor; Mo)( Folmer, Sr. day school, 10 a.m., Sunday evening service, 6:30 p m. Wednesday "nlng ser· vice, 7. pomeroy MARK VSTORE Middleport SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST, Mulberry Run Road , Rev Emmett Rowson , pastor Handley Dunn , supt Sunday school , 10 e m Sunday evenmg service 7 30 B1ble teoch1ng , 7·30 p m Thursday 126 E Mlln Psalms 271-13 RACINE PLANING MILL M1ll Work - Heights Road , Pomeroy Pastor , Albert Dittes Sabbath School Superintendent , Rita Wt-.ite Sabbath Sct-.ool , Saturday afternoon at 2 00, w1th Worsh1p Serv1ce following ot 3: 15 8adoy p.m . MOUNT Olive CARPENTER BAPTIST, Rev. Freeland Preachmg 9.30 a.m ., f~rst and s&eond Sun· days of &ach month, th1rd and fourth Sun· cfoys each month worsh1p service at 7 30 p.m Wednesday evenings at 7 30. Prayer and Bible Study . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH 99'1·21M Saturday For The list In TV Vitwlnt c. II m nos METHODIST , Pastor Sunday School 11 a m Saturday pr&achlng serv1t'es 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng Bible study at 7 30 p m Ford, Inc. 46 I S. Third, Mlddloport Friday 1---------~ Matthew PIZZA SHACK 8 :5-27 .., Eat en or Corry Out BAPTIST MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER Dexter Rd Langsv1Ue Oh1o, Rev Clyde Ferrell, t-------..---1 10:6-17 I Athens County & Loan POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Mam St '1'12·5235 Vocal GRAHAM 992-3325 Me1gs County Branch school , 9:30 a.m.; morning worship , 11 a .m . Sunday evening service, 7 30 p.m : m1dweek prayer aervice Wednetday. 7·30 MT MORIAH BAPTIST - Fourth ond Main Sl , Middleport. Rev. Calvin Mlnnlo, Pomeroy Raci .. • 949 2020 CHAPEL Route t Shade- Pastor Bobby Elkins. Sunday school 5 p m. Sunday worship 5 45 p.m. Wednesday prayer serv1ce 7.30 p m Rev Ralph Smtih , pastor Sunday school. 9 30 a .m. , Mrs Worley FronciS , . supenntendent Preochmg serv1ces first & thtrd Sundays follow1ng Sunday School m's. .i'oconcr Psalms 84:1·12 Wednesday Romans VICTORY BAPTIST - On rhe Route 7 bypass. James E. KeetH , pastor . Sunday school , 10 om.; morning worship , It a .m .; evenlngtervice, 7. TRINITY Chrlotlon Auembly, Coolville Gilbert Spencer, poolor. Sunday Borden paator. Carneliu1 Bunch , superintendent. Sunday school , 9:30a.m., s.cand and fourth Sundoys wonhip ser· v !ce at 2:30p.m . VIRGIL B. TWORD SR. Tuasday Chester 915-3307 p .m . FAITH BAPTIST Church, Mason, mHI at Monday SID N. 2nd Luke "'""''""Y ~12.91"2 Micld~ f92.34~!1 Ridenour SACRED HEART, Rev. Fothet Paul D. Welton, pootar. Phone 992·2825. Saturday ...,enlng Mon. 7:30. Sunday Man, 8 and 10 a .m .. Confenlon, Salurdoy , 7·7:30 aervice, 7 p.m.: Youth m . .ting and Bible otudy, W.dneoday, 1 p .m. Isaiah 64:1-8 Nltlonwlde Ins. Co. Co. Su~day. SundBy AGENT POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 211 E . Moln Stroot ft2.J,.5, Pom_eroy . J Wm " litl" lr~" · owner nursery cora provtded. Coffee hour 10 the Perish Hclltmmedtctely following the ser VICe music . Sunday worship I 0 a m Bible study t t a m , worship 6 p m. Wednesday Bible study , 7p .m '(Uq?ukr Middleport, Ohio Sundays of the month. Church School and Matn St Neil Proudfoot , pastor , Bible school , 9 30 a m mormng worsh tp, 10 30 am ., Youth meetings, 6 30 p.m , evenmg worshtp 7 30. W&dnesday n1ght prcyer meeting and Bible study, 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY, 115 Butternut Ave , Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Ray Wlnmg otf1cers tn charge Sunday -holmen meet mg. 10 a m Sunday School , 10·30 a m Sunday school leader, YPSM , Elo1se Adams 7 30 p m , salvation meetmg, vanous speakers and mus1c spectals Thursday- I 0 a m to 2 p m lod1es Home league, all women mvtted. 7 30 p m . prayer meeting an~ B1ble study Rev Noel Herman teacher ·tJ --K&C JEWELERS SALES ucl SERVICE Rutland , OhiO 45775 ship, 10:30 a .m ., evening service, 7.30 mid -week servtce, Wednesday , 7 30 p.m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E Ma1n St., Pomeroy . The Rev. Robert B Groves, rector. Sunday services , at 10 30 a .m. with Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month, and combined wtth Morning Prayer on teh third Sunday, Church of Your Choice This .khn F FutfL Mgr RAll'S BEN Brown's rwe & Equipment POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE · Corner Union and Mulberry, Rev Clyde V Attend The MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. 992.99'11 Mldd.!!J>arl SOUTHERN ' ' Sunday School ot 9:45 a .m. and Church Locust & BHch tr•t BURLINGTON '- 9:30 a.m. WO<ohlp oervlce, W.dnnday , 7·3(lp m. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, now located on Pomeroy Pike, County Rood 25, near Flatwoodo. R..... Blackwood, poolor. S.r· vices on Sunday at 10.30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday school, 9:30 o m. Bible otudy, Wednnday,7:30p.m INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH, INC. - Pearl 51 , Middleport. Rev. O'Dell DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST , Chorleo 7 30p.m . REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, Porlland Racme Rood . William Manley, poator, Artt1ur Barr, Sunday achool superintendent Sunday school, 9·30 o.m : ev-.ning wonhlp, 1 30 p .m. Prayer and praise service, Wednesday, Roush , pastor. Phyllos Stob<>rt, Sunday School Supt. Sun· 7·30p m. RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Elder Jomeo Miller, Bible study, W.dneoday, 7:30 p.m : Sunday School. 10 am . Sunday nigh! service, 7:30 pm POMEROY WESlEYAN HOLINESS - day School , 9 ·30 c m.; Morning worship, 10 30om . Sundoyeveningservice7p.m. Wednesday evening prayer serv1ces, 7 30 pm BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, Rev Earl Shuler, pastor Wonhipserv1ce, 9·30o.m Sunday school 10 30 o m Bible Study and prayer serv1ce Thursday. 7·30 p m Horriaonville Rood: Dewey tl:lng, pastor; Edison Weover, aallstant, Henry Eblin, CARLETON CHURCH, Kingsbury Rood, Dovld Rice. llonlel Leananl, Reporter Teni Stout's. There were ~nen 9 30 a m , morning worship, t t Cl m Sun- - .... oervodbyJoomCatawor and the membeno enjoyed pmeo ol Barn Yanl Blnco and a Memory CIIIM. M1uy Calaway, Reporter londance . The dub lad a ,.,_,.... parly OlllCIW1I made oolite potty ...r lite wu..........,.,., The club IIIIo deddod lo make a lor their fair beMer booth. A "'" with lite name d lite club wt11 be placed u ooe enlen Oonrin ...r n.,.,. piaJ>. led. Ettclt member ehooe lite _(ll'Vjecla abe W<lllld Uke to take thli year and pro)eet boots were 01'- dorocl. llefrellunenll ...... provided by Mary Dant and oerved by Vldd Soulera and T.,_ Dant. Then lite memberl played- oulalcle. Deo Dorat, Reporter Mounrau- l-11 Club - The Mountaineen held their JDetllni at lite homed Jolwl Amold on A&x1112. lben! were five member~ Jnd one ad- servtce. 10 A.5 c m .. first and third Sundays. 7 p m second and fourth Sundoys. Bible study, 8 p m Tuesdays a .m. Sunday school , 11 o m : worship service, 7·30 p.m. Thursday prayer m . .tlng 7 30 p.m. -.u...,. ....,... and 1<11 ,..,....u.., Damewood, HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH , Thurs- MT. HERMON Unlt.d Brethren In Chrlot day evening services 7 30, Rev Cart; Sunday morning serv1ces 9·30 and evening sen11ces 7:30pm , Rev. Durham . Church Rev. James leach, pa1tor; Don The next moetlng will be April 21, llal and plaN ...,. mode lobave a pizza potty bel""' lite meellng. llorllng Delomt .... played and lllo. ""wine game. Will, lay loader Locat.d In Te~oo Com· Worrton l-11 Club - The Wmlon munlty off CR 82 Sunday school , 9•30' Friday, Aprll1&, 11 lite homed JCI)'CO Rlt.chle a.m. Morning wonhlp urvlce, 10:.C5 'l1tere ...,. II memben and - advloor In ai- FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION at Bold a.m .. evening pr.achlng ler\l'ice second Knob Rev Lawrence Gluesencamp, pastor, Rev. Jamea Cundiff, cnistant pastor: Roger Willford ,, Sunday school I<Dclance and fourth Sundays, 7:30 p m.: Chrlollan' Aa Utls li 1 new club lite flrll order of bullneu Endeavor, flrot ond third Sundays, 7:30 was to cbooee 1 name. Warrl«n wu the .n.arne •upt Sunday school 9:30a.m Bible study , p.m. W.dn ..doy prayer mHtlng ond Bl· bl.,tudy,7.30p.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, 1 mile ooot of Rutlond, junction af Route 124 and Noble Summll Rood (T· 174). Sunday Bible Lec· 6 p m. youth meeting , 6 p m worship service, 7.30 p.m Prayer meeting Wednes- day , 7 30 p.m Women's fellowship and Bible study . Tuesday . 10a.m. WHITE'S CHAPEL,•Coolvllle RD. Rev Roy ~ ture. 9 30 a ... Watchtower study, 10:30 ""-'. The next hi>w ........ -· The memltent l l"""' l o.... - "'their projecla. 01lla:n ,.,.lllo electod at Utls meellng. The next tDOellno wtll be May 2. 7 p.m. at lite home d Joyce Rllcble The advloor will bend out project- .............. by a.rre. Calaway and a gune d 7 Up wu played by the o.m .. Tunday , Bible otudy , 7 and 8:15 Rev •Dole Bou, pastor , Sunday school. p.m .. Thuroday, th-rall< ochooi, 7:30 membera . Joe YOWII, Reporter 9 30 a .m .. morn.ng worsh1p , 10 45 am , p.m., service m-tlng, 8:30p.m. evangelistic service, 7 p m . Wednesday RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Church RUTLAND CHUR~H OF CHRIST Brad serv1ces - prayer and praise , 7 p.m , Henderson, pastor. Herb Elliott, Sunday Sunday ochool, 10 o.m.: evening oervlce, youth meeting , 7 p.m . Men's prayer ochool supt. Sunday ochoal. 9.30 o.m. : 7.00 p.m. Prayer mHIIng, W.dn ..day. meeting, Saturday, 7 p.m . 7.00 p.m. Darrel Mcl'heroan, Pootar. Guy morning worship and comunlon, 10:30 EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST , o .m . Priddy, Supt. OBTAIN PARADE PERM1T Elden R Blake, pastor . Sunday School 10 CHURCH OF GOO of Prophecy, locat.d RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST CHURCH, a .m. ; Robert Reed f supt ., Morning ser · Amo• Tillis , paotor, ~nny Tlillo , Sunday· on the 0. J. While Road all highway 160. CINCINNATI (AP) - The man, 11 o .m ; Sunday night aervices School Supt. Sunday School, 9.30 a.m.: Sunday School 10 a .m. Superlnlendent cinnatl May Day Committee bas obChristian Endeavor, 7:30p.m . ; Song ser· follow.d by mor~ John Loveday. Flrot Wedneodoy nlu/11 of - ng wonhlp. Sunday vice , 8 p.m , Preaching 8:30 p.m . evening service, 7:00 p.m . Prayer monlh CPMA oervlc... oecand Wednn· tained a parade pennlt for May 1 to Mtdweek Prayer m•etlng, Wednesday , 7 moellng, Wodne day WMB m"llng, third through fifth promote lbJ "working class , 7:00p.m. p.m. ; Alvin Reed , lay leader . youth oervlce. G-ge Croyle, pootor,, RUTLAND CHURC OF TilE NAZARENE, revolution." CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST , Located at Rev. Lloyd D. Grim;.\, Jr., paotor. Sunday HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Gran I St., ·City HaU balked w-Uer at laaulng Rutland on New Limo Rood , next to Forest school, 9 30 o .m.: wprohlp oervlce, 10:30 Middleport: Rev. Don Blake, Ff<!~lor . Sun· Acre Pork, 'R'ev. Roy Rouse , pastor; Robert a.m . Broodcost llve 1over WMPO, young day Khool, 9:30a.m.: morning wonhlp, a permit becawre the parade was to ' Musser, Sunday School supt . Sunday people's service, 7 plm . Evangelistic Mr" 10·30 a .m.: evening worohlp, 7 p.m.: stretch for five miles lllmlgb the m. schOol, 10:30 o .m ., worahip 7 30 p.m.BI · vice, 7:30p.m . Wednesday service 7.30 W.dnHday evening Bible otudy ond ble Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m.: Salur- p~ m . prayer mHIIng, 7 p.m. AHillal.d wllh dustrial and tenement districts to I downtown in the middle ol a wllltlng day night prayer service, 7 30 p m. , FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Corner of S.· Southern Bopllot Convention. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Roger cond and Anderaon, Mason . Paator Frank llliADFORD CHURCH OF CHRISTday. Eugene Underwood, pootot': Hatry Hen· Watson , pa1tor: Mildred Ziegler, Sunday Lowther. Sunday schobl, 9:.C5 a.m ; wor In a compromiae, the committee tchoolsupt. Morning worship, 9·30 a.m . ship service, 1 t a.m. o~d 7.30 p.m . Week drlcko, superintendent. Sunday ochoal, SundoyiChool , 10·30 a m : evantng ser- ly Blblo Study, W.dnooCioy, 7:30p.m . 9·30 a .m.. morning wonhlp, 10:30 a .m.: agreed to conduct 30 percent ol the ~lce , 7 30. ...,lng worohlp, 7 p.m WednHday Bible IDIII'Cb on aldewalb. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller Sl., MT UNION BAP~IST, Cecil Cox , Mason, W Va Aurlce1Mick, pastor Sun· otudy,7 p m. The group's IIIDOUDI~IIlent W81 : minister; Joe Sayre, Sunday School doy Bible Study 10 am~ ; Worship 11 a.m • • JUIIlLEE CHRISTIAN CENTER - George'• made Tuesday jointly with the ' Superlnt•nent. Sunday school. q·45 am : and 7 p m Blbfe Study W.dnttlday 1 p.m., Creek Rood. RIIV. C. J. Lemley, pootar: evening wonhlp, 7:30 p.m . Prayer Vocal music. John Fellure; ouperlnMude•"· Chuteh· Revolutionary Commwut Party,' meeting, 7:30p.m . Wednesday MASON ASSEMBL V OF GOD, Duddlng w-1, ·9:30 a m.: ,_.,,ng -.hlp, The two CII'I8RIIatiolla .......eel TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lone. Mason. W. Vo. R.v. Ronnie I . lose . 10:30: ..,rce, 7 p.m. Youth Randy Koehler. posfor, Denn1s Newland, Pastor. Sunday School/9:45a.m ; Morning meellng Sunday, 6 p.m. Bible otudy In "barraument" by city ~. Sunday tchool superintendent.· Sunday Worship 11 ~ a . m. Even1n9 S.rvk• 7:30 ,depth. w..m.oday, 7 p.m. ClaoMifot all Tbey allo charged that the city'a obS<hool, 9 30 a.m.. morning church ser· p.m. Wednesday Women 1 ''\lnlstrles 9 · Nuroery provided lor wurohlp ••· jectiCIIII "had to do with traf. vic:e, 10.30 a .m.; Sunday evening Bible a.m. fmeetlng and proyer. Prayer ond II· vice. . ftc CGIItrol and~ to do wtth bleStudy7p.m . · study, 7 p.m .. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Car,.r HARTroftD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN of Sycamore ond Second Slo., Pomeroy. the deadly national campelcn apm. LE~ART FALLS UNlTED BRETHREN , Rev . freeland Norris , pastor; Floyd Norris, C~RISTIAN UNION , The Rev. William The Rov William Mlfdi•Worth. Pootqr. stMayDey." ~ Deeter. pastor Sunday school 9·30 a .m .; worship service, 10:30 a.m Bible study and prayer servlce. 1Wednesdoy 7 30 p m an- _,,ng notbin& ..-----.Television Viewing PEANUTS Danrln Dalal.. - The llonrln llolslelt hold their meetinl Aprtl 3 at lite homed Mary Dant. There were rJfte adWon and 11 memben In a~ Supt Boblo School 9 A5 a m Preachlni pastor, Wallace EARLY . .,.................. by DorGIII)' Stout. The next lllOOtiJ!C wu April 12 at Joanne Calaway's wllb two adviscira:, l!igbt memben, and one &uahltertdln8. The bake llle wu dilcl11aed and where the next meellng wtll be held. A demonstraUm oo Safety OUtdoon and llealth wu given by Lori ROOinooo and Lee Ann vloor •ttendlnr! The memben projecla, pr... for summer and lite next meetlni lime. Pickens TV GET UP REAL memben and day evening s•rvlce, 7·30: prayer mHIIng, Thuroday 7:30p.m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Not Pentecostal , Rev George Oiler, pastor Wonhip service Sunday, 9·-'5 Wednesday , 7·30 p m. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN, George F. r TOLD HIM I HAD two advilon attending, -rscllacullocl1tovtngaltake sale In May, ..a prvJecla, and o111cent ..... olecled. llefrelb. Jr., Sunday school oupt Sunday ochool, · Gacy Ktng , pastor Sunday schooi ,U:30 o m • Rolph Carl , supenntendent: evemng worsh1p , 7 30 p m Prayer meeting, HE WANTED TD STAY BUT AHNd Angels - The Alfred Angels rocenUy bold two ..If mootlnp. The lint wu April I at I KNOW WHAf I'D ~'61'4 LIKE TO BE ... by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS :J7 Swninit I Hitchcocl<'s 38 Unpleasant sport ' ..,1 • '3't Bohe&' and 5 Heavy rope . others 10 Social I'D LIKE TO BE ONE OF 0065 WHO SIT IN A CAR IN A PARKING LOT, AND WHEN SOMEONE WALKS 8'(, HE GOES, ... ..----------, I FEa t'vE BEEN Cl-lEATED OUT OF ONE OF THE GREAT JOL{5 IN LIFE .. Yeslenlay's Aanrer 18 Haze of 25 Rich cake sorts 27 Lale labor Zl Pinball word leader ZZ "Cos1 Fan Z8 Andes Tutti'' maid animal Z3 Charles Z!llllstorlc - Gtllilon Belgian U Convert town chips at 34 Add up Vegas 35 "Healer" Movie " King Kong v'l; ~o<blll" " 10. Movie TTThe Cur se OT Dracula" 17 12 A~Emergency One 6, Mary Tyler Moore 13 I oo-Midnight Specia l 3, 15, Movie 1 ' The Oevil's Own" 10, 1 05-News 11, 1 1o-News 13; 1 25- Baseball 17 2 3o-News 3, 3 55- Movie '' Sherloc k Holmes in Washington " 17, 5 30- love , American Style 17 I·:or.:s..'I "':.!.-·K -- magar:mes are published -+-+-ll 30Heallh,;esot1 ~~h~t .. =~~wl t K_) KJ o-rk~ll,.J: [ ho_w_t._o_w... j/•y D L B A A X R •r: 'oNGFEttow ' 'A ) use d f or the three L 's, X f01 the two O's. etc Sin gle letters. apostrophes. the~tength and f ormation the " orda are aU hmts Earh dOl ) t he code letters Are dlfl'erent. or 7 oo-Big Blue Marbi'O 3. Porky Pig 8, It's Your Business 10; Ken lucky Afield 13. Three Sloogeo I I · IDRAHLY] One lett er simply stands for another In this sample A il 6 oo-Socletles 1n Tr ansition 10, Human Olmens1on 17 6 30- Satu r day Report 3, TV Classroom a. U S Farm Report 10. Stan Hitchcock 13, It's Your Business 17. I ~LURBIA CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's • SATURDAY,MAYJ, 1980 RYDYL 33 Intimate •I"'''" rl X 'V ) A Now arrange rho ctrded letters to rorm the surprise answer, as •uo· gested by the aoovt canoon I I I I ) [ I I X 't" J 17"'"07"""ilr-'V"<V'~ u Anawerhere: [ CRYPTOQUOTES WM S NBUVQ EGZSLL WB NG L SVJ 9 GO-Movie " The Towering In ferna" 3,1S. Movie " Blume in Love" 6, 13 . Dukes of Hazzard 8, 10 Non Fiction Television 20 . Movie " Juliet af the Spirits" 33 10 DO-Dallas 8, 10; Perspective on Greatness 17, News 20, 10 lOOver Easy 20 11 oo-News 3.6.8.10,13.15. Lasl Of The Wild 17 . Dick Cavell 20. .\ Dave Allen al Large 33 '1i 11 30- Tonlghl 3, 15, Kenlu cky ~ Def'by special 6, 13, NBA Playoff 1"'""1--1----- 1['"-~ 8, ABC Capllaned News 33, U "- Sl Bon" 25Afler.1Jalh item 26Snake 27Howmany '" Reporl 20 6, 13, Wall Slreet Week 20,33 dale, e g. DAILY Pop Goes The Country 13, 15, Baseball 17 , MacNeil -Lehrer 9 OG-Here' s Boomer 3,15, Benji at Work 6,13, Incredible Hulk 8,10 , Washington Week In Re~iew 20,33 8 30--Facts of Life 3, 15; Or' Seuss DOWN 1 Do a pnnt· celebnty 11 C.P 0 ., e.g. tng job 12 In additiOn Z lAtbricated 13 Tree 3 Go broke : It Golfer's tlem slang 15 Dressler 4 Yoko role 5 Actor 16 Unseld.of raised tn basketball England 17 Nat1ve • 5 Scope olldwnaea 7 Muff It 19 "This little 8 Taste defeat ptggy" 9 Blotted ou.t counter 11 Strike 20 Sbade IS Beverage of green 1 21 Tinbi.P • 22 Off1ce Item · Z3 Aikins or Scars- FRIDAY, MAY2,1910 7 -Price Is Rlght 3, Joker's Wild a, Sha Na Na 6, Dick Cavell33 . EUSTSUL (i\nowe,.tornooow) MXE· NGLQBD. - NGVV QPUXZW Yesterday's Ceyptoquo1e: I DON'T CARE WHAT THEY CALL ME AS LONG AS THEY MENTION MY NAME .-GEORGE M. COHAN Yesterday s I Jumbles TRUL't' EVENT PAYING ENCAMP An$wer What that rare on e cent piece broughl ~ • PRETTY PENNY ' Little Rascals 17 7 JG-Little Rascals 3; Matters of • L tfe 6, In A Medical Laboratory 10, Capt Caveman 1J 8 00- Super Globetrotters 3, 15 · Superfriends 6 , 13; Mighty Mouse Heck le & Jeckle 8,10; Uitrs Man 17 Goodies 33 8 Jo-Casper 3,15: Movie " Conquest of Cochise" 17; Fawtty Towers 33 9 oo-Fred & Barney 3,15 , Plasfl c Man 6:, 13, Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8, 10. Fall & Rise of Reg1nald Perrin 33 q 30- Two Ronn!es 33 10 ._Movie " The Fabulous World of Jules Verne " 17; Billy Smart' s Circus 33 10 30-Dally Duck 3.15 ; Scaoby & Maurice & Co l7 , Adventures In Art with Julie Harris 20, Austin City Limits 33 11 15-ABC News Scrappy Coo 6,13. Popeye d; Movie " Planet of the Apes" 10 11 ~B!IInd Festival 3. Bluegrass Ramble Picnic 33 11 JO-Capt. Caveman J. Fat Albert 8. Jonny Quest 15. Glgglesnort Hotel6, Action News for K ids 13. 12 00- Weekend Special 6,13 , Shazam 8; Godzllla 1S, Movie " Blindfold" 17 , Julia Child 33 12 Jo-Amerlcan Bandstand 13 , Point of Vlew6, Super 7 8, Movie 'My Favorite Brunette" 10; Abbott & Co•tello 15; Market to Markel 33. 00- Baseball Warm · Up 3, 15; Amerka ' s Black Forum 6, Wall Street Week 33 1 15-Baseball 3, 15. 1·-Sporn Afield 6. Marla & the Magic Movie Machine 13, wasntngton Week In Review 33 2 Co-Women's Tennis • 6 , 13 ; VIewpoint 8; Here's To Your Health JJ 2 l~Movle " The NuHy Professor" 17; 2·-Movle "The Sad Sack" 8, Old Hauseworks 33. 3 oo-Voyage ta the Bottom of the Sea 10, Masterpiece Theatre 33 4 oo-Goll 3. Wide World al Sports 6,13,, Six Million Dollar Man 10, Wrestling 15 , Lathe of Heaven 33 . 4 30-Sport. Speclacular 8; Flshln' Hole 17. 5 oo-Kentucky Derby 6, 13, That Nashville Music 10, Wrestling 17; Lap Quilling 20 5 30-This Week In Baseball 3; Pop Goes The Country 15; Old Houseworks 20 6 00-News 3,10, Wide World of Sports 6, 13. Concern 8. Look At Me 20,33, God Has The Answer 15 6 »-NBC News 3.15; CBS News10; News 6, Muppet Show 8, Action NAwsmaker 13, Victory Garden 20, Know Your Schools 33. 7 01>-0ance Fever 3; Lawrence Welk 15, Heo Haw 6,8, Bugo Bunny 10, $1 .98 Be<~uly Show 13; Baseball 17 , Once Upon A Classic 20,33. 7·30-An ln•lde Look 3; $100,000 Name That Tune 13, Best of Groucho 20; World ollhe Sea 33. a 00-BJ & the Boar 3,15. Lave Baal 6, 13 . Tim Conway 8, tO ; Masterpiece Theatre 20; All Creatures Great & Small 33. 9 oo-Movie " The Towering Inferno " 3, 15, Movie " Rio Lobo' ' 8. 10 . Evening of Belgian Television 20; Movie " The Kid from Brooklyn" 33. 9 30- Ann .Maroarel 6.13; Rat Patrol 17 10.oo-Pop Goes The Country 17, 10 -That Naohvllle Music 17. 11 00- News 3,6,8, 10,13115, Dick 6, 11 30- Saturday Night L ive 3, 15; Texas Primary 8, Movie " C C & Co " 6, Movie " The Legend of Lizzie Borden" 10. ABC News 13 11 .45--Movie " Invasion from Inner Earth" 1J, 12 oo--MOvie "The Big Game" 8, Don Kirshner' s Rock Concert l7 1 01>--Movle " Dodge City " 3 1 1 ~ Movie " F.1!ngs of the Living Dead" 13, 1 ·30-Baseball 17 2 36-News 3. 2'.4S-News 13, 3:DOMovle " Shadow on the Land" 3 • DO-Untouchables 17, • 30-Movle " The Mad Room" 3, S oo--Love, American Style 11 SUNDAY, MAY 4, 19i'O 5 30-AG-USA 17; 6·oo--Amerlcan Problems & Challenges 10 , Between the Lines 17 6 JG-Chrlstopher Closeup 3, Treehouse Club 10. Better Way 8 7 oo- This Is The Llle 3; Jerry Falwell 8, Urban League 10. Action Newsmaker 13, Banana Spills 17. 1 30-TV Chapel 3, Bible Answers 13; Jimmy Swaggarl 15, It Is Written 17 . 8 00-Grace Cathedral 6, Evangelistic Outreach 13, Three Stoogu . Little Rascals 17 , Sesame St. 20,33. 8 JO-<>ral Roberls 3; Contact 6. James Robison tO ; Lower Lighthouse 13; Open Bible 15. 9 oo-Gospel Singing Jubilee l.Oral Roberts 10, Re11 Humbard ' ; Christian Center 8; Rev. Jim Franklin 13; Better Way 15; Lost In Space 17; Mister Rogers 20; Studio See 33. 9 - I t Is Wr itten 10; Rev RA West 13, Faith for Today 15; Sesame St. 20, Big 81"" Marble 33. 10 OD-Rex Humberd 3; Kids Are People Too 6; Movie "How To Save A Marriage-And Ruin Your Life" 10, Jimmy Swaggart 13; Gospel Singing Jubilee 15"':!-:-"!'_&. - ' It to Buver 17; Sesame St. 33. 10 30-Ernuf Angley 8; Movie "Ship of Fools" 17. 1 f :00--Human Dimension 3; Rex Humberd 15; Rev. Henry Mohan 13; Elec. Co 20 ; Once Upon A Classic 33 11 . 3o-Bili Dance Outdoors 3; Animals, Animals, Animals 6,13; Big Blue Marble 20; World of the Sea 33. t2 .DO-At Issue 3; Issues & Answers 6, 13; Vlewpolnl 8; Thl• Is The Llie 15, Ohio Journal 20; Movie 33 12 :30-Meef the Press 3,15; Women ' s Tennis 6,13, Wild Kingdom 8; Face the Nation 10; Boston Marathon 20. 1:01)-Band Festival 3; Movie "The Kld Irom Brooklyn" 33 �8-TheDailySentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday May2 1980 9- The Daily Sentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday May 2;;-=1980 =-- Put Sentinel Classifieds To Work! Plan Spring Profits Pubhc Nohce Public Notice Fonancoal Report of the Board of Educat1on Southern Local School Oistr.ct I Me gsCounty P 0 BOX 176 Ri!Cine OhiO 45771 Feb IS 1980 cetrfy the following report to be correct Nancy Carnahan 1614) 949 2213 Cash Reconcll at•on Total Fund Balances Dec 31 1979 $12936136 Gross Depos torv ( Bank Balance 133 235 19 Total 133 235 19 Outstand ng Warrants (checks) Dec 31 1979 3 873 83 Total ( Reconc ted Balance) 129 36 36 AdjUSted Total 129 361 36 SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCES RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES G"eneral (unrestr cted} mon es) Open ng Cash Balance Jan 1 979 9 922 IS Tota Rece pts and Transfers 393 069 54 Tota Receipts Transfers and Balance s 412 991 69 Tota Exp and Transfers 374 971 77 End ng Cash Balance 38 019 92 Dec 31 1979 Net Balance Dec 31 1979 38 019 92 Bond Rehrement Opening Cash Balance Jan 1 1979 Tota Rece pts and Transfers Tota Rece pts 42 917 79 77 595 60 Transfers and Balances 20 513 39 Tota Exp and Transfers 71 131 08 End ng Cash Balance Dec 31 1979 49 382 31 Ne BalanceOec 31 1979 4938231 Bu ld ng Open ng Cash Balance Jan 1 1979 9 286 74 To! a Rece pis and Tr ansters 365 36 Tota Rece pts Transfers and Balances 19 652 10 Total Exp and Transfers 18 69 04 Ending Cash Bal Dec 31 1979 !Net Balance Dec 31 1979 1 483 06 1 483 06 Food Serv1ces Open ng Cash Ba Ja n 1. 1979 5 44 1 25 Total Rece pts and Transfers 105 792 41 Total Rece pts ano T r ansters 111 233 66 Tota Exp and Transfers 120 510 54 End ng Cash Bal (9 276 881 Dec 31 1979 Ne Balance Dec 31 1979 (9 276 88) un form School Suoal p~~~;. Tolal Rece ptsand Tra nsfers 3 317 54 Tolal Exp and 6 185 89 T ransfers End ng cash Ba Dec 31 1979 (2 868 351 Net Balance Dec 31 1979 (2 868 35) Classroom Fac11 ttes Total Rece pts and Transfers 2 986 37 Total Rece pts Transfers and Ba ances 2 986 37 l<>tal Exp and Transfers 2 986 37 Dosadvantaged Puptl Program (DPPF) Opening Cash Ba ance Jan 979 15 589 20 Total Rece pts and 14 779 80 T ransfers Tot a l Rece pts Transfers and 30 369 00 Ba ances Total Ex p and Tra nsfers 23 606 46 End ng Cash Ba Dec 31 1979 6 762 54 Net flal Dec 31 1979 6 762 54 Totle 1 Open ng Ba ance 49 290 87 Total Receipts and Tra nsfe s 86 930 SO Tota Rece pts Transfers and Bala nces 136 194 37 Total Exp and Transfers 92 570 6fJ End ng Cash Bal 43 623 71 Dec 31 979 Net Balance Dec 31 1979 43 623 71 Totlel\1 B Tot a Rece pts and Tra nsfers Tota Rece pts Tr ansters and Balances Total Exp and Transfers End ng Cash Bal Dec 321 1979 Net Balance Dec 31 1979 T lie Ill B Total Recetptsand Transfers Total Rece pts Transfers and Balances Total Exg and Transf~rs 4 194 03 4 194 03 1 885 13 2 308 90 2 308 90 6 271 00 6 271 00 6 344 85 End ng Cash Ba I Dec 31 1979 (73 85 Net Bal Dec 31 1979 (73 851 Total ALL FUNDS Open ng Cash Bal Jan 1. 1979 152 448 00 Total Rece pis and Transfers 1 695 275 15 Total Rece pis Transfers and Balances I 847 723 IS Total E xp and Transfers 1 718 361 79 End ng cash Bal Dec 31 1979 129 361 36 Net Bal Dec 31 1979 129 361 36 RECEIPTS BY SOURCE AND RECEI\IING FUND General Propertv Real Estate (Gross) General Fund 259 285 57 Bond Ret rement Fund 71 375 89 Other Local Funds 2 808 43 Tot at 333 <469 89 Tangible Personal Property Tax (Grossi Genera 1 Fund 15 203 04 Bond Ret rement Fund 2 992 72 Other Local Funds 177 94 Total 18 373.70 Regular Day School General Fund 1 685 67 Total 1 685 67 Earnings on Investments Otller Local Funds 365 36 Total _ __,P_,u"b"' lo!!!2\!!e _ 365 36 Food ServtcesStudents Other Local Funds 35 244 61 Slate and Federal Funds 67 391 65 Total 102 636 26 Food ServicesAdults Other Local 3 156 15 Funds Tot a 3 156 15 Extracurncular (Student) Act v1t es General Fund 755 82 To tal 755 82 Classroom Supphes Other Local Funds 539 10 Total 539 10 workbooks Other Local Funds 2 778 44 Total 2 778 44 Refund of Pnor Years Expend tures Genera Fu nd 12 467 15 Total 2 <467 15 Other Rece pts From Local Sources Genera Fund 5 542 84 Total 5 542 84 Rece pts from State Sources Unrestr cted Grants m Atd Genera Fund 1 084 193 89 Total 1 084 193 89 Restncted Grants tn A1d Stale and Federal Funds 14 779 80 Total 14 779 80 Rece pts From Federa l Sources Restncted Grants tn Atd (Throuth State) State and Federal Funds 97 026 86 Tolal 97 026 86 Transfers Genera Fund 13 935 56 Bond Ret rement F und 3 226 99 State and Feder a Funds 341 67 Total 17 504 22 Total All Rece pts Genera Fund 1 393 ~9 5.4 Bond Ret remenf Fund 77 595 60 Other Local Funds 45 070 OJ State and Federal F unds 179 539 98 To al 1 695 275 IS SPECIAL RECEIPTS BY SOURCE AND RECEIIIING FUND Local Funds Food Serv1ce St ate Rec e pts u nrestr cted 7 127 34 Federal Rece pts ( Rece ved thru Stale) 60 264 31 Tot a 67 391 65 D sa"vantaged Pupil Program DPPF State Rece pts Reslr cled 14 779 80 Tot a 14 779 80 Federa l Funds ESEA TITLE I (Disadvantaged Youth) Federal Rece pts ( Rece ved thru Slate) 86 903 SO Total 86 903 SO ESEA Totlel\1 B Federal Rece pts ( Rec e ved thru Stale) 3 852 36 Total 3 852 36 Ttle\IIB Federal Rece pts ( Rece ved thru Stat el 6 271 00 Total 6 271 00 Total All Spec1al Rece1pts State Rece pts Unrestr cled 7 127 34 Restr cted 14 779 80 Federal Rece pts (Received thru Stale) Unreslr cted 60 264 31 Restr cted 97 026 86 Total 179 198 31 EXPENDITURES BY FUNCTION OBJECT CATEGORY AND TYPE OF FUND Total Regular I nstructton Persona I Serv ces Sa aries and Benefts General Fund 613 792 17 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Mater a is General Fund 12 555 95 Other Local Funds 6 185 89 Other Expend tures Genera Fund 8 250 98 Total ( Exp by Funcl on) 640 784 ?CJ Total Spec at InstructiOn Persona Serv ces Safar es and Benet Is General Fund 68 483 06 State and Federal Funds 76 938 98 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Mater a s General Fund 236 63 State and Federal Funds 5 968 97 Cap tal Out ay Slate and Federal Funds 1 444 80 Other Expend t ures General Fund 924 55 Total (Exp bv Funct on I 153 996 99 Total 1/ocatoonal I nstructton Personal Serv ces Salar es and Benet Is General Fund 47 505 58 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Materials General Fund I S03 96 Cap tal Oullav General Fund 404 00 Other E xpend lures General Fund 364 05 Total IExp bv Funcl on) ;fl 777 59 Support ng Serv ces Gu dance Serv1ces Personal Serv ces Salar es and Benet ts General Fund 19 260 21 Purchased Services Suppl es and Mater a is General Fund 271 <46 Other Expenditures General Fund 261 85 Tota l (Exp bv Function I 19 793 52 Health serv1ces Personal Serv ces Safar es and Beneftts General Fund 9 714 <46 Purchased SeTvlces Suppl es and Materoals General Fund 116 04 Other Expend lures General Fund IAl 10 Total ( Exp by Funcl on I 9 971 60 Speech Patbology and Audoology Services Personal Serv ces Salar es and Benefits State and Feder a Funds 1~ 008 76 Purchosed Serv ces Supplies and Materials State and Feder a , Funds 10 81o 07 Capital Outlay _ Slate and Feder a Funds 2 059 70 Total (Exp by Funct on) 22 884 53 Other Support Servtces- Pup Is Purchased serv ces Suppl es and Mater als General Fund 125 00 Total ( Exp by Funct on) 125 00 Improvement of lnstructton serv1ces Personal Serv ces Saiar es and Benet Is General Fund 5 232 03 T otal 5 232 03 Educat anal Media serv ces Personal Serv ces Sa far es and Benet Is Genera l Fund 16 373 60 Purchased Serv ces Supp es and Mater als Genera l F und 427 07 State and Federal F~nds 1 885 13 Other Ex pend lures Genera l Fund 223 65 Total Exp by Funct on 18 909 51 Board of Educat1on Serv1ces Personal Serv ces Sal ar es and Benet ts Genera l F und 1 080 00 Purchased Serv ces Supp es and Mater a ls 474 70 Genera l F und Other Expend l ures General Fund 250 00 To aiiExp by Funct on I 804 70 Execut ve Admtn1Strat1ve Servtces Pe sonal Serv ces Safar es and Benet ts General Fund 32 956 61 State and Federa l Funds 590 91 Purchased Serv ces Supp es and Mater a s Gene al Fund 928 20 Other Expend tures Goner al Fund 254 88 Total I Exp by Funct on 34 730 60 Other Support Serv•ces Gen Adm n Other Expend tures 17 185 96 General Fund Tota l 1Exp by Funct on 17 185 96 Office of the Prenc1pal Servtces Personal Serv ces Salar es and Benet Is General Fund 40 412 12 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Mater ials General Fund 3 255 25 Other Expend l ures General Fund 1 714 25 To!ai(E xp by Funcl on) 45 381 62 F1scal Serv ces Personal Serv ces Salar es and Benet ts General Fund 20 504 03 State and Federa l Funds 600 00 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Mater a s General Fund 2 163 45 Slate and Federal 158 22 Funds Other Ex pend tur es General Fund 13 522 87 Total (Exp by Funct on) 36 948 57 Facthtles Acqu Sitton and Construchon Serv•ces Cap lol Outlay Other Loca 1494205 Funds Total (Exp by Funct on) 14 942 05 Operat on and Ma nfenance of Plant Servaces Personal Serv ces Salar es and Benet ts General Fund 74 151 09 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Mater als General Fund 89 894 94 Cap tal Outlay General Fund 400 00 Other Expend tures 152 00 Total fE xp 164 598 03 by Funcl on) Transportal on Servoces (Pupolsl Persona Serv ces Salar es and Benef t s Genera Fund 75 313 93 Pur chased SeriJ ces Suppl es and Mater a is 41 383 36 Genera Fund Cap tal Outlay General Fund 38 374 58 Other Expend tures 6 417 53 General Fund Total ( Exp by Funct onl 161 489 40 Food Servaces Persona Serv ces Salar es and Benef ts Genera Fund 7 559 61 Other Loca l Funds 56 303 39 Purchased Serv ces Sup pi es and Mater als Other Local Funds 64 207 15 Total ( Exp by Funcl onl 128 0701 5 Other Support Serv ces- Central Purchased Sernes Suppl esandMater als General Fund 12 182 81 Total (E x p bv Funct on 12 182 81 Extracurrocular , Ac!ovoloes Per sona Services Salar es and Benet Is General Fund 914559 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Mater als General Fund 43 74 Other Expend tur es General Fund 575 00 Total IExp bV Funct1on) 9 764 33 Debt Serv ces Other Expend lures General Fund 38 754 47 Other Loca Funds 74 ll7 45 Total IExp bv Funct onl 112 871 92 Non programmed Charges Purchased Serv ces Supplies and Mater a is General Fund 39 411 67 Total IExp by Funct on) 39 411 67 Transfers Other Expend lures 341 67 General Fund Other Local Funds 3 226 99 Slate and Federal Funds 13 935 56 Total IExp bv Funct on) 17 504 22 "' Total All Expendotures Personal Serv ces Sa lanes and Benefits General Fund 1 041 484 15 Other Local Funds 56 303 39 State and Federal Funds 88 138 65 Purchased Services supplies and Materials General Fund 204 974 23 Other Local 70 393 04 Funds State and Federal Funds 18 828 39 Cap tal Oufiav General Fund 3917858 Other Local Funds 14 942 05 State and Federal Funds 3 504 SO - - -.Pu_b_l _c_N_o_to-ce__ _ Other Expend tures General Fund 89 334 81 Other Local Funds 77 344 44 State and F.edera Funds 13 935 56 Total I Exp bV Functoonl 1 718 361 79 CAPITAL OUTLAY EXPENDITURES BY OBJECT AND TYPE OF FUND Bu ldtngs Local Funds Other Local Funds 14 550 34 Total 14 550 34 Spec1allnstruchon State and Federal Funds 1 444 80 Total 1 444 eo Supp Serv Pupols thru F1scal Serv1ces State and Feder a Funds 2 059 70 2 059 70 Total Other Cap tal Outlav Local Funds Other Loca l Funds 3 618 70 Total 3 618 70 Vocational Local Funds General Fund 40400 40400 Total Operat on and Ma•ntenance of Plant Servtces Local Funds Gelleral Fund 40000 Total 40000 Replacement School Buses Local Funds General Fund 38 374 58 Total 38 374 58 Seroal Bonds Local Funds Other Loca Funds 36 000 00 Tot a 36 000 00 Short Term Notes Local Funds General Fund 35 1SO 00 To!a 35 7SO 00 Interest Senal Bonds Local Funds Other Local Funds 29 610 00 To! a 29 610 00 Short Term Notes Local Funds General Fund 3 004 47 Total 3 004 47 Other Debt Serv•ce Payments Local Funds Other Local 8 507 45 Funds Total 8 S07 45 Dues and Fees County Board of Educat1on Contr but1on Local Funds General Fund 17 185 96 Total 1718596 All Other Dues and Fees-Obi Local Funds General Fund 13 522 87 Total 13 522 87 Insurance Local Funds Genera Fund 6 667 53 Total 6 667 53 Other Miscellaneous Expenditures Local Funds General Fund 12 862 31 Tota 1286231 Total Local Funds General Fund 88 993 14 Other Loca Funds 74 117 45 163 110 59 Tot a COMBINED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ASSEl: S Current Depos torv (bank I ba ances 129 361 36 To1a Current Assets 12936136 F xed Land 45 000 00 Bu ld ngs 3 959 600 00 Equ pment 280 600 00 Total F xed Assets 4 285 200 oo Total Assets 4 414 561 36 LIAB LITIES Short Term Accrued wages payable 86 185 83 Accrued ret rement payable 11 540 00 Accrued nterest 2 296 25 parable Tota Short T erm L ab I es 100 022 08 Long Term Bond lndebtedn ~ss 426 000 00 Tota Long Term Indebtedness 426 000 00 Tota L ab I I es 526 022 08 Reserve for Encumbrances 48 130 69 Comb ned Net Equ tv 3 840 408 59 (5) 2 lie 3 Announcements GOLD SIL\IEW U~ FOREIGN COINS OR ANY OTHER GOLD DR SILliER ITEMS ALSO ANTIQUE FURNITURE OR OTHER ANTIQUE ITEMS WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR CHECK WITH OSBY ( OSSIEI MARTIN BEFORE SEL Ll N G PHONE 99 2 6370 ALSO DOAPPRA SING P ck ng up an Easv play organ n your area Look ng far a respons ble pa rty to t a ke over pay men ts Cal cred t manager collect 614 592 5122 GUN SHOOT EIIE RY FRIDAY NIGHT 7 30 PM FACTORY CHOKE ONLY RACINE GUN CLUB SELL YOUR SilliER COINS STERLING SILliER GOL D ETC TO BROWN S IN M .0 DLEPOR T FOR TO P DO L LAR PHONE 614 992 5113 Lane Dan els 742 2951 Tun ng and Repa r Serv ce s nee 1965 If no answer phone 992 2082 Letart Falls Cemetery tees are pavable now $10 per lot of four graves SS for half lot or two graves Money to be sent to the sexton Clarence 1 Norr s 23262 Rd Rae ne 45771 SPECIAL Mother s Dav Gifts Pr ced f or kids some under Sl 00 Manv under $2 00 New sh pment of cr~tt suppl es Lowest pr ces n town Log Cobin Gilt Shop Laureal Cliff Fr and Sat 10 00 3 00 ---- - - -- 3 ~ nnouncements 7 I PAY hoghest pr ces possible for gold ,and s lver co ns r ngs ewelry etc Contact Ed Burkett Sarber Shop M ddleport Yard Sale at Corner of College and 3rd Sfs near sw mmlngpool n Syracuse Thru Saturday Many nice terns Ins de There wll be an orgamzat1ona meet no abOut this years church softbal league lor The Meigs County Tuppers Pia ns Church of Chr st of Tuppers P a ns OH 7 30 Mav2 1980 The Rae ne Volunteer F re Department s gun shoots are ca ncelled for the season Thev w shto thank everyone that helped to make them successful Rabbols a pest or ruonlng your garden? The lzaak Walton League will Humanely !rap them and release them n the wild unharmed Free Phone 985 3S05 or 992 2500 D. BUMGARDNER SALES THE POOL PEOPLE 31711 Noble Summit Rd Moddleport Ohio 992 5724 TABER WATER ANALYSIS SEMINAR SATURDAY MORNING II AM MAY 3 Yard Sale Not ce No trespass ng on the Dr avo Corporat on property (old Tr State Mater al Corporation propertvl A I v o ators w II be prosecuted There will be no exceptions to th s and a watchman w II be on dutv s gned The Dr avo Corporal an Apple Grove Plant Box 428 Rae ne Oh o 45771 Garage Sale Fr day and Saturdav Rt 7 two m les north of Chester Bab es bovs and adult cloth ing Books oak tab e top chairs and end tabes red Avon and d shes _ _ _ _ _ _ __L Stobart s Greenhouse now open Hangmg baskets bedd ng Plants tomatoes cabbage peppers Rt 2 Rae ne Oh o 949 2342 Huge yard sale at the Chesler Fore House May 5th and 6th 12 Ma y 2nd and 3rd on Laurel c If Road Recliner new 12 gauge Rem•notan shotgun stereo tables lounger and var ous other !ems 992 6310 Carpenter work Floors doors eel I ng s pane ng 992 2759 w II mow lawns In the~ d dleport are.;~ Cal a ter 5 p m 992 3194 13 IN AUTOMOB LE ca n SU RA NC E be en your ee l ed? 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Phone 992 2143 1971 car ches t freezer 16mm protector a coat or woOd burn ng K ng stove house p ants bookcases dresser w th m rro r n te stand desk telephone stand goat stand Call 247 2624 Yard Sale Sat May 3 Across from Twtn c ty Gatewav M ddleporl 9 am 21 Large Yard Sale 1/ery good c ean c ath ng cur Ia ns bedspreads and rugs Rebu t garden roto t ller d shes somelh ng for everyone First house on lett after you cross the r a lroad tracks at Chesh re Mary Lavne May 1 2 34th Yard Sale May 1 and 2nd Thursday and Fr dav 9 30 to 4 00 F ve fam I es on College Road n svracuse Cloth ng ch ldren s and adulTs D shes turn ture odds and ends Stro er H gh cha rs and car seat 2 Fam v Yard Sale 927 Browne I M ddleport Fr and Sal 9 5 2 3 May 8 g Ya d Sale John Street Sy racuse Mav 1 2 from 10 3 nex t to the grade school Ran cance s Three Fam IV Yard Sale on the first road on left past the WMPO rad o stat on One fourth m le only house on r ght Mav 2 3 Two F am ty Yard Sa le across from Bradbury School Lots of ch ldren s and adu Is clotnong 300 feet of yard f ence Two gates 46 posts $125 00 Lots more !ems Mav 1 and 2 992 3187 Yard ~le at Bellv s carrv Out ttl'ree miles south of M dd eport on Rt 7 Adults and ch ldren s cloth ng some antiques odds and ends May 2 3 4 Garage Sale Ladoes and men s clothtng books pur ses 1ewe1ry r va salad maker bottles dishes luggage morel!ems too numerous to mentton From 9 4 5aturdav May 3 at Browns 403 Lasley St Pomeroy OH Huge Carport Sale Frl and Sat 6 m l es east of Chester Rt 248 Household fur n lure Rovale t ypewr iter lawnmower 2 14 n stud ded t r es Many m sc terns Four Fam ly yard Sale aturday Mav 3 9 00 lo ? 271 1..1 coin Street Mid die pori 33 Farms tor Sale COUNTRY HOME with stocked pond for swimming or 1 sh ng 9 rooms bath carpeted 3 to 17 acres avallab e L:ocated approx 7 m les from Pomeroy off R 1 7 or 33 4<46 2359 after 6 35 Bus ness Oppor1un1ty Lots & Acreage Land for Sale Sl Rt 7 and Bradburv Rd 1 acre ot sewer and water and gas 992 6069 Money to Loan 41 Mortgage Money Ava lable New homes old homes and refinancing your present home CON VENTIONAL 5 Pet down SECOND MORTGAGES VA No down payment FHA Low down pavment FHA 245 Graduated paym ent program FHA 265 Subs dv program Call S92 3051 Ireland Mortgage Co 77 E State 51 Athens OH Houses for Rent Home For Rent 2 bedroom all modern ran ch 1 m from Racine References and deposit requ red 949 2413 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33 North of Pomerov Large lots Call 992 7479 ~~~~~~~~~~~~;~;~~~~~~ 1, DQWNING-QIILDS AGENCY INC. 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DO YOU HAVE THE COVERAGE~ BRADFORD Auct oneer Complete Serv ce Phone 949 2487 or 949 2000 ra e ne Oh o Cr It Bradford 9 Wanted to Do Equ pment and Parts for a complete TV serv ce shop For more nformat on ca ll 992 2522 Yard Sale at the home of Roder ck Gr mm on Broad way and Cherry Sf n Racme F ve fam I es Mon and Tues May S and 6 All k nds of terns n c ud ng k. tchen appl ances clothing and many other ferns a Custom Bu 11 1971 Rebel House fra er 12x65 W th lot Furn shed can be seen at 647 S 2nd St M d dleport OH 304 773 5873 G ve p a no lessons to beg n ners and advanced student n mv home Also teach chord ng and transpos ng If nterested ca 1992 5403 Yard Sale Dff Rl 7 n the Baum Add I on by skat ng r nk May Jrd 9 a m t II 5 pm Items too menton resodence OH 1971 Zommer tra fer 12x60 1972 Buddy Trailer 12x60 992 5304 Insurance 18 numerous to men! on Mobile Homes for Sale 1973 Fa rpoont 14X65 2 bedroom 1971 Cameron 14x65 2 bedr 1971 F eetwood l4x65 3 bdr bath V2 1971 Shakespear 14X65 2 bedroom 1965 Yanor 12X52 2 bedr 1968 FleetwOOd l2x63 2 Bdr B & S MOBILE HOME SALES PT PLEASANT wv 304 675 4424 Woll do odds and ends pane ng floor t le ce I ng li e 992 6338 dleporl Mav 3 Women s teens and g rls cloth ng 992 5288 Mon Mav 5 8 ? numerous to Mar lyn Powe I V ne Sl Rae ne 7 R.ooms and bath 4 large lots Rover frontag Pomeroy $29 SOP 992 7284 after 6 Sltuat ons Wanted 32 May 2nd and Jrd at 9 a m Ant qu e bed tables several se ts of cha r s Seth Thomas mantel clock w cker cha rs porch love seat and cha r dresser house shutters g assware gas heater Frankl n wood stove and many collec tables and usables Located across tiJ.e street from Summerftelds restaurant n Chester Rae ne5 4 tam y Items too May L bby F sher Large attracttve home on except onally nice acre lot Syracuse Modern kitchen 2 baths basement garage Manv extras 992 7727 clean house Cal 667 3423 or 607 6373 22 Yard Sale Large se eel on ch ldren s men s c othtng Thurs 1 Fr 2 Sat 3 Ted Russell res dence Rt 124 M nersvil e House 2 bedroom fUJI basement 30x40 Forced air f urnace garaoe 2 acres $26 000 Near Reedsville Oh 378 6276 w II S x month old coon pup to g ve away to good home Call992 6070 anyt me Yard Sale Homes for Sale Br ck ranch stvle 3 bedroom 2 V> bath fireplace lui basement w famtiY room a c 2 car garage Baum Addn Meigs co call after 6 p m 985 4169 Mason Countv Health Department has an open no for a san tar an M1n1mum requ rement s gradual on from an ac credited four year college or un vers tv wtth a major n chemtl fry b o ogy phystcal sc 1ence or agriculture An interested partv may ca I the Health Department at 675 3050 675 3554 for details S x Week old k !lens to gOOd home 139 ternut Pomeroy 1 31 Two strong bovs to cut grass Phone 992 11:117 Back Yard Sale May 5 and 6 9 a m to 3 p m 6 Front Sf Mason W Va 6 Lostand Found LOST Male German Shepherd Rt 143 Harnson v I e area Answers to Cody Black and tan 992 5325 '- Help wanted 11 1-----------'1 way Yard Sa le corner of Broad and Park Sis M d Car Wash Saturdav May 3 at the Ells Soh o Slat on Locust St M ddleport sponsored by the Me gs Merchants Women s Soft ball League From 10 00 to ? Pr ce $2 so outs de and $3 00 nand out .. .-.. .. . ....._ ..., . ..... , . . .. Wanted to Buy Iron and brass beds old turn ture desks god nngs tewell"Y s lver dol ars sterl ng etc wood ce boxes ant ques etc Complete househo ds wr te M D M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy OHl or call 992 7760 10 karat 14 karat 18 karat gold Dental gold and gold earp ns 675 3010 Gold s lver or fare gn co ns or anv gold or s lver terns Ant que furn•ture glass or ch na w II pay top dollar or complete estates No tem too large or too small Check pr ces before sel ng Also do appra song Osbv l Oss el Mart n 992 6370 FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS CALL US. 992-2342 DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY, INC. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Rutland Furniture's CARPET SHOP A A Drive Little Save Lot SHOPISFULLYSTOCKED BEDROOM LiltiNG ROOM KITCHEN CARPET Rubber$895 Backed CARPET sq $!J95 AndUD yd Padding & Carper Installed Free with Purchase WILL BUY old Iran sm ss ons batter es eng nes or scrap meta s etc Call 245 9188 $Cash$ for 1unk cars Frve s 742 2081 Open 9 5 Closed sunday and Mon day GET 1/ALUABLE train ng as a voung business person and earn good money plus some great gilts as a Sen t nel route carrier Phone us r ght away and get on the el glbllilv I st at 992 2156or992 2157 Mamst 3 AND 4 RM turn shed ap ts Phone 992 5434 RENTER S assistance for Sen or c 1 zens n 11 llage Manor apls Call992 77!7 45 Furmshed Rooms 51 29 000 BTU a r cond toner Guaranteed to be n gOOd work ng order Cal 742 2975 S nger sewing mach ne w th wooden cab net on sale at the yard sale on Col ege Road n Syracuse Sleep ng Rooms for Ren Huflv Elect start r d ng mower for sa e 949 2666 Real Estate Sl General Household Goods pedesta sty l e ~lnong room table w lh tour matching cha rs L ke new two gold velvet lulled sw val I v ng room cha rs w II sell separate y Fu 1 size Basse!! wh te and gold french prov ncla bed com piete w lh frame mattress and box spr ngs Glass top pat od n ngtab ew th mat chng cha rs All n ex cellent cond lion 985 3595 Real Estate General DILLON REAL ESTATE NEW LISTING comm 7 office rooms nh 1 bldg on the Ma n St of Rutland Use as business or home & comblnat on bus 2 STORY FRAME - 3 Bedroom lui base Very clean Ra e: ne area Call tor more nto 1 ACRE IN MID DLEPORT - 4 room cottage Ira ler hookup Reduced to $8 000 00 2 BDRM HOME - 4 acres walk ng d stance to M ddleport 2 BEDROOM COT TAGE Pane ed & carpeted throughout New furnace Mid dleport area $10 500 Hobart Dollon Broker Fay Mantey BranchMgr Phone 992 2598 Real Estate- General HOBSTETTER REALTY ~08 E MA~MDo.;> '0 991 J::t)l' NEW LISTING Close In 3 bedrooms w th full basement garage on 60x2SO lot S28 500 00 NEW LISTING TIRED OF WORKING FOR OTHERS> Own your own busmess mak ng truss rafters Ap prox 1 acre bu ld ng enough tool s & a truck to run the bus ness Owner w II ass st n lea rn ng of bus ness $28 000 00 NEW LISTING - LIKE TO CAMP> 2 room col tage on Shade R ver w th approx 5 acres of land sa 800 oo NEW LISTING 12 acres w th mob le home 2 4 bedroom s 1 2 baths $22 300 00 NEW LISTING BUILDING SITE S Approx 10 acres c ea red & level and will sub d v de $11 500 00 FI\IE POl NTS 3 bedroom ranch on 200x100 lot S30 500 00 FARM - 44 acres w th 4 bedroom modular o her bu ld ngs extra fra ler hook up $42 000 oo REDUCED 3 bedroom 1 2 baths n town on a 50x80 ot $38 000 00 BRINGING BUYER TO SELLER THAT S OUR BUSINESS REALTOR Henry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 ASSOCIATES Jean Trussell949 2660 Dotf e & Roger Turner 742 2474 Olloce Phone 992 2259 PHONE 742 200l GeorgeS Hobstetter Jr Broker 992 5739 INVESTMENT PRO PERTY 2 lovely modern homes S tuated on 10 acres L.. ve n one and rent the other ON L Y $87 500 00 lor both BEAUTIFUL Br ck b evel Fam y room w th f replace A wood hand sta ned Qual ty t hroughout Amen I es oo numerous to m en 1 on ca l todav Se lls for S69 000 00 S ua ed on 4 acres RANCH STYLE home w th 3 bedrooms 2 ba hs fam ly room w th f r ep la ce K chen s ex t a mode rn ncludes m cro wave S t uated n Ches ter Se I ng p r ce $58 000 00 START OUT n th s 2 bedroom home N ce lot w th garden space Only $23 000 00 TOTAL ELECTRIC - 3 bedrooms 2 baths k chen and d n ng area 2 basement w th wood burner and workshop Close to Me gs H gh On v $39 900 00 2 ACRES - W fh l ovelv 3 bedroom home Has extra water tap Se Is for $39 900 00 PRICE REDUCED - 3 bedroom home w th d shwasher and gar bage d sposa S tua ted on a I lfle over an acre Pr ce reduced to $43 000 00 30 ACRES - Pr ced to sell Only $15 000 00 MODERN HOME s tua ed on n ce s ze lot n Hutch so n Sub See to ap d v son .. prec ate A full lime Rea Estate Agencv Call dav or evemng Velma NiciRsky Assoc ! Phone 742 3092 Cheryl Lemlev Assoc Phone 742 2003 Championship Wrestling Big Triple Main Event North Amer1can Tag Team Champ1onsh1p Match Special Referee Buddy Donovan Zollan The Great - The Incredible lkllk (The Funkadellcs) - \/$- Grill cook wonted Apply n person Crow s Steak House Sunday May 4, 1980 3:00 p.m. WAHAMA HIGH SCHOOL Tickets 1 4 00 Each Advance Tickets 13 00 Each Buddy Donovan - Vs - Red cannibal Plus an All Star Card Tickets may be purchasW at Masan DlsfNitcher Oflict 216 E JiPond Street COAL MINERS DE LIGHT Attract ve home h gh on a h II w th 5 2 acres Has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths Total electr c on Oh o Power Lead ng Creek wate and landscaped vard Unusual stye tor the unusa man for 1ust $47 500 BUILDING LOTS - 2 n ce part al cleared restr cted bu d ng lots near Route 33 w th water and electr c ava lable NEW LISTING 17 acres n Pomeroy Has c tv water and e ectr c ava lab e Sewer s c ose by NEW LISTIJIIG - A I x t w th 3 1,. .. t\ ooms c ty waft ~~ural gas el ectr c ... nd 2 porches Onlv S5 500 MODERN - N ce home w th tall trees and bramb ng brook Has 3 bedrooms 1 2 baths ce ntral heal ng and rural water Gong for $29 500 IF YOU LiltED HERE - You cou d en oy all the room of a large home Has large garden space and n ce back pat o Also has a garage apartment and bus ness bu ld ng All !his tor $25 000 INCOME Large return from fh s that can pay off n lust a few years S6 600 a year n co me Invest gate th s now Housing Headquarters Vista - Gregg s Markel - • Mark v Real Estate General NEW LISTING - Overlooking Oh oR ver & Ka ser Alum Plant Jig BR s plentv of closets full base ment & tamolv room On 3 beaut lui acres Ask ng $65 000 TRAILER - 2 BR on n ce lot small outbu ld ngs for storage on quiet street $10 500 LOT IN RACINE ncludes septic water & gas 1 nes Asking SJ 700 REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE - 3 BR house I ami 1v room part allv c osed In carport 10xl0 storage bldg Reduced to $37 000 SPLIT ENTRY - OniV 5 vr old 3 BR A gOOd development $47 500 LOTS - Bordering Pomeroy 1 to 75 acres POMEROY -~ BR home c ty water v nyl s d ng on Rt 33 Sl4 900 LARGE HOUSE IN RACINE - 2 story f n shed basement heav y onsu ated thermo w ndows 1It out for clean ng Carpeted on aiiJievels Exter or s Rea Perma stone 2 car garage Much more for $57 500 INVESTMENT PROPERTY - Over 100 acres could be hous ng development - gas a r-eady dr II ed on property water I nes close AI m nera rights go woth property Also Timber ready to be cut Call for more lnformat an GIVE US A CALL CallJommy Deem Assoclate949 2311 or Nancy Jaspers Associate 949 2654 or949 2591 7.c2. _ __,_ T'-ru =-c =-k.~s for Sale Wanted to Buv 62 GOLD AND SiLliER CO INS OF THE WORLD R'INGS JEWELRY STERL NG SILVER AND MISC ITEMS PAY NG RECORD H GH H GHEST UP TO DAT E PR CES CONTACT ED BURKETT BARBER SHOP M DDLEPORT OH D OR CALL 992 3476 Br ndle m k cow First t me freshened Rebred Due n November $400 00 Shade Oh o Phone (614) 696 1234 COAL LIMESTONE sand grave l calc um c hi or de fert zer dog food and a types of sail Excels or Salt Works Inc E Main St Pomeroy 992 389 1 IN STOCK lor mmed ale del very var ous s zes of pool k ts Do t vourself or let us nsta far you D Bumgardner Sales Inc 992 5724 Har ey Dav dson Yamaha Super Dea ls Super Serv ce G ant Accessory Se ec1 on $250 000 Inventory Athens Sport cvcles 20 w St m son Ave Athens OH 592 1692 Decorated Cakes charac ter ca kes or sheet cakes 992 6342 or 992 2583 Sta ll on s and ng for ser v ce Master Jack T95549 Reg stered Appa oosa sire s Ch cos o d man of Daube 0 Fu ll brother of Ch cos Snowcap Dam s Red W ng M ss S ste to General Custer Goad co or co nf rmat an Colored co lt s on the ground Reg stered mares $75 Great mares $50 6 4 593 7390 after 5 73 1/ans & 4 W D Shaklee Organ c produc ts Wh te van lla med ca ted vapour s pray black d amend I n ment Rawle gh products Joyce Sau es 992 7825 1 ransportanan 11 Autos for sate Call Motorcycles 977 Chevro et Capr ce Class c 3 seater st wgn p s p b a r low m l eage Reg reta I $3600 Sale $2 795 Good cond 1us! r ght for vacal on Ingels Furniture M ddleporf OH M us I Sell 1976 G an Pr x Pont ac Ca after 5 p m 304 882 3424 Fr g da re washer dryer comb nat on Good cond S12S 4 p ece sect ana davenport $30 992 3660 1974 Ford LTD Slat on wagon Good cond $800 Ca I Judy Sm th Ra e ne 949 2813 1/egelable plants cabbage broc col cau flower et tuce celery beets green peppers ch I peppers p m entos Hungar an wa x sweet banana egg lant Large select on bedd ng annua Is hang ng baskets pots of f ewer s and v nes Cleland Greenhouse Ge aid ne Cle and Rae ne OH 1977 Dodge Aspen four door n goad cond t on 43 000 m es ca ll l ate even ngs or early mor n ngs 949 2227 5' 1970 Ford Fa r ane 500 Sl50 cash Ca I 742 2970 after 4 pm Pets for Sale Kenne RIS NG STAR Board ng Ca II 367 0292 POODLE GROOMING Judy Tay or 614 367 7220 HILLCREST KENNELS Board ng a I breeds Clean ndoor outdoor lac I t es Also AKC reg s tered Do~ermans 614 446 7795 HUMANE SOCIETY Adopt a homeless pet Health y shots wormed Donat ons requ red 992 6260 noon 7 p m 1975 Chrys e Cordoba 61 000 m les 362 2 barrel automa t c tran s S1500 00 n good cond ton Phone 949 2691 72 wurltzer Organ RhVIhm cont rol peda s exc cand 992 5171 or 992 7206 1979 Ford P ckup 6 II loaded w th extras 1552 Callafer 5 p m Wanted to Buy Must MotorsforSale Sell 77 Starcraft 16 OLD CD NS pocket wat ches class r1ngs wedd ng bands diam6nds Gold or SliVer Call J A Wam sl ey 742 2331 Treasu r e Ctest coin Shop Athens OH 592 6<462 For ali needs H&R BLOCK OFFICE LOCATIQ._N 618 E Mam sew ng THE and repa r gutt rs downspouts com 1 er c al & res dent1al 949 2160 Pomeroy 797 2432 Athens Tom Hosk ns or Gerald Clark 21 years ex per ence All work guaranteed Free Eslomale 4 24 mo ADD ONS & Gutter work down spouts some concrete wor~ walks and droveways (F REE ESTIMATES) V C YOUNG Ill 1972 Chevy Monte Car o body parts Also 350 eng w 4 barrel and auto Iran sm ss on After 5 Man Fr Weeke nd s anyt me 992 2779 POMEROY 0 9926215 or 992 7314 28 I mo Auto Repa r Roofong gutter home 2 14 tic Real Estate Loans 13% Interest 30 Yrs PARK FINANCIAL VA & VA Automat c Loans No Down Pay ment Federal Houstng Loans 3% down on $25 ooo S% down 1 on balance FHA 265 Sub sody Program FHA 245 Gradual Payment Mort OpenM W F9 OOto l DO Other T mes Bv Appoontmenl Off ce 992 7544 Home992 6191 107 §vcamore St Pomero OH Home Improvements 42-Mobi • Homu .. to s-Happy Ad s Found 7Y•dS.e 1-Pub c S. t 6--Lostand 41-Equ pmtnl o R tn I Aucf on 9-WantedtoBuy eMERCHANDISE e EMPLOYMENT SERIIICES s - Househo d Goods n-e e TV Rad oEqu pmen _ Ht II Wa n ltd 2-S tua td w.n td S4 3 lnsu ann ss- Bu d nt Supp u n-An ques M tC Me Chand II sr-Pe s a s. e eFARM SUPPLIES & LI\IESTOCK Rad o TV 6-- CB Rtpa 1-Wan HToDo & , Fa m Equ pm•n U Wanted Ia luy 12 T ucks fo Sa e e FINANCIAL aus neu U-L YUfOCk Opportun y 22 Money to Loan 2l-Pn~feu on• Se v ce1 64 Hu&O•n U - Sudl Fe II e REAL ESTATE 7 Au os to !ia e J-Varu&IW 0 -ROOFING -PAINTING ! 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L WHITESEL ROOFING CLASSIFIED AD INDEX J-Annnnnmen -VInyl Sldtng -Gutter work - Soffot - Garages - Carports - Room addtltons Rutland 0 Ph 742 2455 4 1.4 1 mo 25 ft 1970 Travelea~ tr a l er and ut I tv tra ler frame 992 3726 2 BOB'S GENERAL CONTRACTING MORRIS Campong Equ pment 4 Exper1ence Greg Roush Ph 992 7583 LEO Call 1614) 992 9932 Pomeroy 0 eANNOUNCEMENTS -Card o Thanks *New homes extens1ve remodel mg kS *ElectriC Ia WOr *Masonry work 12 Years 388 9759 SERVICE STATION and CONSTRUCTION Free Est1mates LANDMARK WALL PAPER NG pa nl ng 742 2328 ROUSH sodmg bUilt up roof and repa1r penter factory tramed frontend alignment spe coalost ratesmate Scotchguard 992e est Reasonab 6309or742 2211 John Teaford Phone (614) 985 3961 eHOWARD ROTOVATOR e V CHISEL PLOW FRONT END AUGNMENlS by Randy Car 81 992 3795' Family Plan Available GEORGE'S ROOfiNG REMODELING Sl d ng back g ass for truck 18 months old Exc cond Aller 5 p m 992 2679 78 Pomeroy Oh I~====~======4=1=8=1=m==o~~::::::::::::::::::~~~====~~;4;;14;l:::mo::s; Auto Par1s & Accessones 77 your SEWING CENTER open bow 85 h p Mere 5 s prop canvas top Sl er ng Ira er $2 800 Phone after 5 p m 992 279 1 or Wnte DallY Sentmel Class1hed Dept 111 Court St Pomeroy 0 45769 CH P WOOD Poles max d a meter 10 on largest end $12 p er ton Bundled slab $10 per ton Del v ered to Oh o Pallet Co Rt 2 Pomerov 992 2689 ANT QUES FUR NITURE glass ch na anything See or call Ruth Gosnev antiques 26 N 2nd M ddleporl OH 992 3161 for Reg1stra t1on M ddl eport 0 PHONE 992-2156 n-Farm• to Sa 9 foot lnternat onal mower cond t oner Good con dlt on New s ck e belts and guards Sl 000 00 8 2 fooi37H disc 985 3989 2 Business-Farms-Partnerships and Corporatoons Payrolls prof1t and loss statements, all federal and state forms r~~=~~~~~~=;t~=========;=;=;:=======4=2=tf=c~~~ ~ GOLF Oh10 Valley Roofmg SEWING ClASSES LESSONS Startmg Soon All types ol roof ng new Boats and WANT AD INFORMATION 4-BUI ntll T I n fll one wood saw for trac tor three cha n saws one Ford truck F600 one 4400 sk d der one tractor and plows one gra n dr II 1953 Pon t ac and 50 acres of land Phone 985 3590 s d ng J:9:~~d!; 992 5320 S & G Carpet Clean ng St eam c leaned Free 1970 Ford P ckup Sport custom 302 standard Good m leage exc cond $950 742 3010 Free 5 1 1 mo Call 5-Schoo 1 ns ucl on nternat anal hay ba ler 55 PTO $60000 3 hp rolol iler $100 00 Both rea dv to be used 698 6082 calls ser. ites 1979 Jeep wagoneer 4 dr fully equ pped exc cond S7 500 742 3117 after 5 p m Musecal Instruments 55 Watt Layf atte Rece~ve t urntable and two speake r s Excellent con d I on Ca 1992 5911 1976 suzuk. motorcycle RM 2SO good cond t on 247 3861 Trucks for Sale HOOF HOLLOW Horses and pon es and r d ng essons Everyth ng mag nab e n horse equ p ment Blanket s belts bools etc Eng sh and We stern Ruth Reeves (614) 698 3290 Pick ng up a p ana n your area Look ng for a respon s ble party to la ke over pavmen ts Call cre d 1 manager co llec t 614 592 5122 S250 1nventorySelect A !hens G ant000 Accessory on Sport Cyc les 20 W St mson Ave Athens OH 592 1692 76 1973 Dodge Polaro 2 door hard top be ge rad o heater a r 57 000 m les 992 5574 $950 00 tor ~4s;·~:rie H•r ey Dav dson Yamaha Super Deals Super Serv ce 71 1977 Cordoba v nyl top a r cond t on ng pow er steer ng power brakes cru se centro rear w ndow defogger leather seats S2 200 992 3886 62 BISSEU. SIDING CO. 1979 Ford 150 4x4 auto p s p b topper Pos f ve tract on front and rear 985 4339 74 Tri-County Bookkeeping Service Vmyl and Alummum Stdmg 1970 Chevy 12 ton p ckup truck automat c tran sm ss an S900 00 992 3536 1978 Kawasak motorcycle KZ 200 4 300 m les S6SO 00 Phone 992 2622 Dr ve tor show putt for dough Imp ove your short game w th a new putter John Teaford 614 985 3961 S7 Business Services 1974 Chevy Nova Ha chback 350 v 8 w th lour new f res w th cragars S7SO oo PhOne 992 5048 M •sc Merchan se Phone 1 (614) 992 3325 CENTRAL REALTY CO. WANT TO SELL' ATTENTION ( M PORTANT TO YOU) W I pay cash or cert f ed check for ant ques and co llec t bles or entre estates Noth ng too large A lso guns pocket watches and con col eel ons Cal 614 767 3167 or 557 3411 54 Round Real Estate- Genenl Bull Moose - Sonny Pride Manoac Conor Donegan - Vs - Smllln Jimmy Watson $356 00 week;ly guaranteed Two hours da IV at home Send for free brochure to R Nelghbarger 273 Edgewater Beach Thorn vii e OH Apartment for Rent J4M2U Fu lime and part lime RN or LPN 11 7 contact Mr Z1d an at Pomeroy Health care center Mondav l hru Fridav 9 5 Need a part time babvslt ter n my home Referen ces required 992 3242 44 = =:::-- - 53 Antoques ATTEN T ION ( IM PORTANT TO YOU) W I pay cash or cert f ed check. for antiques and co llec t bles or entire estates Nolh ng too large Also guns pocket watches and con colectons Call 614 767 3167 or 557 3411 ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers toasters orons all sma I app lances Lawn mower Next to Slate H ghwav Garage on R?ule 7 985 3825 r 10-----Rates and Other lnformat1on .., s WOrdl • 11 Under (llh 1 dt ';'l 3 d.-r• • dl';'l "" " lOG ,,." Cha 9t '" Each wo d O¥f nt m n mum 5 wards 1 • ctntl per wo d par diY Ads runn ng o ht hln consacut ¥t days w bt charged at he day ... 12 13 14 15 16 In memory Ca d o Think'\ 1nd Ob twary • ctnll pe.r wo d U 00 m n mum Cath n adv1nc• MOb IHOml!llfllindY:'I di.II!II IIICCitfll'd.DI'IJWihc.nhw h order u can cn1 11 or adt. ca ry 9 Bo x Nwmbt Stnl na n ca • o Tilt .... 31 - - - : - - - - 32 _ _ _ _ __ 33 _ _ _ _ __ ~4 _ _ _ __ 35 - - - ; - - - - - Ma1i Thts Coupon w1th Rem1ttance The Da11y sent1ne1 Box 729 Pomeroy Oh 45769 1 e"'s__G=en,_,e,_r'"ai:..:H.:.:a:.:u.::ll:.:;nt.__ 1 1 w LLHAULIImestoneand 1 Also I me haulong I gravel and spread ng Leo Morris I Truck ng Phone 742 2455 I I 87 Upholstery I A&H Upholster ng across I from the Texaco Station In I Svracuse Ph 992 3752 or I --------------------~ 992 3743 �8-TheDailySentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday May2 1980 9- The Daily Sentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday May 2;;-=1980 =-- Put Sentinel Classifieds To Work! Plan Spring Profits Pubhc Nohce Public Notice Fonancoal Report of the Board of Educat1on Southern Local School Oistr.ct I Me gsCounty P 0 BOX 176 Ri!Cine OhiO 45771 Feb IS 1980 cetrfy the following report to be correct Nancy Carnahan 1614) 949 2213 Cash Reconcll at•on Total Fund Balances Dec 31 1979 $12936136 Gross Depos torv ( Bank Balance 133 235 19 Total 133 235 19 Outstand ng Warrants (checks) Dec 31 1979 3 873 83 Total ( Reconc ted Balance) 129 36 36 AdjUSted Total 129 361 36 SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCES RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES G"eneral (unrestr cted} mon es) Open ng Cash Balance Jan 1 979 9 922 IS Tota Rece pts and Transfers 393 069 54 Tota Receipts Transfers and Balance s 412 991 69 Tota Exp and Transfers 374 971 77 End ng Cash Balance 38 019 92 Dec 31 1979 Net Balance Dec 31 1979 38 019 92 Bond Rehrement Opening Cash Balance Jan 1 1979 Tota Rece pts and Transfers Tota Rece pts 42 917 79 77 595 60 Transfers and Balances 20 513 39 Tota Exp and Transfers 71 131 08 End ng Cash Balance Dec 31 1979 49 382 31 Ne BalanceOec 31 1979 4938231 Bu ld ng Open ng Cash Balance Jan 1 1979 9 286 74 To! a Rece pis and Tr ansters 365 36 Tota Rece pts Transfers and Balances 19 652 10 Total Exp and Transfers 18 69 04 Ending Cash Bal Dec 31 1979 !Net Balance Dec 31 1979 1 483 06 1 483 06 Food Serv1ces Open ng Cash Ba Ja n 1. 1979 5 44 1 25 Total Rece pts and Transfers 105 792 41 Total Rece pts ano T r ansters 111 233 66 Tota Exp and Transfers 120 510 54 End ng Cash Bal (9 276 881 Dec 31 1979 Ne Balance Dec 31 1979 (9 276 88) un form School Suoal p~~~;. Tolal Rece ptsand Tra nsfers 3 317 54 Tolal Exp and 6 185 89 T ransfers End ng cash Ba Dec 31 1979 (2 868 351 Net Balance Dec 31 1979 (2 868 35) Classroom Fac11 ttes Total Rece pts and Transfers 2 986 37 Total Rece pts Transfers and Ba ances 2 986 37 l<>tal Exp and Transfers 2 986 37 Dosadvantaged Puptl Program (DPPF) Opening Cash Ba ance Jan 979 15 589 20 Total Rece pts and 14 779 80 T ransfers Tot a l Rece pts Transfers and 30 369 00 Ba ances Total Ex p and Tra nsfers 23 606 46 End ng Cash Ba Dec 31 1979 6 762 54 Net flal Dec 31 1979 6 762 54 Totle 1 Open ng Ba ance 49 290 87 Total Receipts and Tra nsfe s 86 930 SO Tota Rece pts Transfers and Bala nces 136 194 37 Total Exp and Transfers 92 570 6fJ End ng Cash Bal 43 623 71 Dec 31 979 Net Balance Dec 31 1979 43 623 71 Totlel\1 B Tot a Rece pts and Tra nsfers Tota Rece pts Tr ansters and Balances Total Exp and Transfers End ng Cash Bal Dec 321 1979 Net Balance Dec 31 1979 T lie Ill B Total Recetptsand Transfers Total Rece pts Transfers and Balances Total Exg and Transf~rs 4 194 03 4 194 03 1 885 13 2 308 90 2 308 90 6 271 00 6 271 00 6 344 85 End ng Cash Ba I Dec 31 1979 (73 85 Net Bal Dec 31 1979 (73 851 Total ALL FUNDS Open ng Cash Bal Jan 1. 1979 152 448 00 Total Rece pis and Transfers 1 695 275 15 Total Rece pis Transfers and Balances I 847 723 IS Total E xp and Transfers 1 718 361 79 End ng cash Bal Dec 31 1979 129 361 36 Net Bal Dec 31 1979 129 361 36 RECEIPTS BY SOURCE AND RECEI\IING FUND General Propertv Real Estate (Gross) General Fund 259 285 57 Bond Ret rement Fund 71 375 89 Other Local Funds 2 808 43 Tot at 333 <469 89 Tangible Personal Property Tax (Grossi Genera 1 Fund 15 203 04 Bond Ret rement Fund 2 992 72 Other Local Funds 177 94 Total 18 373.70 Regular Day School General Fund 1 685 67 Total 1 685 67 Earnings on Investments Otller Local Funds 365 36 Total _ __,P_,u"b"' lo!!!2\!!e _ 365 36 Food ServtcesStudents Other Local Funds 35 244 61 Slate and Federal Funds 67 391 65 Total 102 636 26 Food ServicesAdults Other Local 3 156 15 Funds Tot a 3 156 15 Extracurncular (Student) Act v1t es General Fund 755 82 To tal 755 82 Classroom Supphes Other Local Funds 539 10 Total 539 10 workbooks Other Local Funds 2 778 44 Total 2 778 44 Refund of Pnor Years Expend tures Genera Fu nd 12 467 15 Total 2 <467 15 Other Rece pts From Local Sources Genera Fund 5 542 84 Total 5 542 84 Rece pts from State Sources Unrestr cted Grants m Atd Genera Fund 1 084 193 89 Total 1 084 193 89 Restncted Grants tn A1d Stale and Federal Funds 14 779 80 Total 14 779 80 Rece pts From Federa l Sources Restncted Grants tn Atd (Throuth State) State and Federal Funds 97 026 86 Tolal 97 026 86 Transfers Genera Fund 13 935 56 Bond Ret rement F und 3 226 99 State and Feder a Funds 341 67 Total 17 504 22 Total All Rece pts Genera Fund 1 393 ~9 5.4 Bond Ret remenf Fund 77 595 60 Other Local Funds 45 070 OJ State and Federal F unds 179 539 98 To al 1 695 275 IS SPECIAL RECEIPTS BY SOURCE AND RECEIIIING FUND Local Funds Food Serv1ce St ate Rec e pts u nrestr cted 7 127 34 Federal Rece pts ( Rece ved thru Stale) 60 264 31 Tot a 67 391 65 D sa"vantaged Pupil Program DPPF State Rece pts Reslr cled 14 779 80 Tot a 14 779 80 Federa l Funds ESEA TITLE I (Disadvantaged Youth) Federal Rece pts ( Rece ved thru Slate) 86 903 SO Total 86 903 SO ESEA Totlel\1 B Federal Rece pts ( Rec e ved thru Stale) 3 852 36 Total 3 852 36 Ttle\IIB Federal Rece pts ( Rece ved thru Stat el 6 271 00 Total 6 271 00 Total All Spec1al Rece1pts State Rece pts Unrestr cled 7 127 34 Restr cted 14 779 80 Federal Rece pts (Received thru Stale) Unreslr cted 60 264 31 Restr cted 97 026 86 Total 179 198 31 EXPENDITURES BY FUNCTION OBJECT CATEGORY AND TYPE OF FUND Total Regular I nstructton Persona I Serv ces Sa aries and Benefts General Fund 613 792 17 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Mater a is General Fund 12 555 95 Other Local Funds 6 185 89 Other Expend tures Genera Fund 8 250 98 Total ( Exp by Funcl on) 640 784 ?CJ Total Spec at InstructiOn Persona Serv ces Safar es and Benet Is General Fund 68 483 06 State and Federal Funds 76 938 98 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Mater a s General Fund 236 63 State and Federal Funds 5 968 97 Cap tal Out ay Slate and Federal Funds 1 444 80 Other Expend t ures General Fund 924 55 Total (Exp bv Funct on I 153 996 99 Total 1/ocatoonal I nstructton Personal Serv ces Salar es and Benet Is General Fund 47 505 58 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Materials General Fund I S03 96 Cap tal Oullav General Fund 404 00 Other E xpend lures General Fund 364 05 Total IExp bv Funcl on) ;fl 777 59 Support ng Serv ces Gu dance Serv1ces Personal Serv ces Salar es and Benet ts General Fund 19 260 21 Purchased Services Suppl es and Mater a is General Fund 271 <46 Other Expenditures General Fund 261 85 Tota l (Exp bv Function I 19 793 52 Health serv1ces Personal Serv ces Safar es and Beneftts General Fund 9 714 <46 Purchased SeTvlces Suppl es and Materoals General Fund 116 04 Other Expend lures General Fund IAl 10 Total ( Exp by Funcl on I 9 971 60 Speech Patbology and Audoology Services Personal Serv ces Salar es and Benefits State and Feder a Funds 1~ 008 76 Purchosed Serv ces Supplies and Materials State and Feder a , Funds 10 81o 07 Capital Outlay _ Slate and Feder a Funds 2 059 70 Total (Exp by Funct on) 22 884 53 Other Support Servtces- Pup Is Purchased serv ces Suppl es and Mater als General Fund 125 00 Total ( Exp by Funct on) 125 00 Improvement of lnstructton serv1ces Personal Serv ces Saiar es and Benet Is General Fund 5 232 03 T otal 5 232 03 Educat anal Media serv ces Personal Serv ces Sa far es and Benet Is Genera l Fund 16 373 60 Purchased Serv ces Supp es and Mater als Genera l F und 427 07 State and Federal F~nds 1 885 13 Other Ex pend lures Genera l Fund 223 65 Total Exp by Funct on 18 909 51 Board of Educat1on Serv1ces Personal Serv ces Sal ar es and Benet ts Genera l F und 1 080 00 Purchased Serv ces Supp es and Mater a ls 474 70 Genera l F und Other Expend l ures General Fund 250 00 To aiiExp by Funct on I 804 70 Execut ve Admtn1Strat1ve Servtces Pe sonal Serv ces Safar es and Benet ts General Fund 32 956 61 State and Federa l Funds 590 91 Purchased Serv ces Supp es and Mater a s Gene al Fund 928 20 Other Expend tures Goner al Fund 254 88 Total I Exp by Funct on 34 730 60 Other Support Serv•ces Gen Adm n Other Expend tures 17 185 96 General Fund Tota l 1Exp by Funct on 17 185 96 Office of the Prenc1pal Servtces Personal Serv ces Salar es and Benet Is General Fund 40 412 12 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Mater ials General Fund 3 255 25 Other Expend l ures General Fund 1 714 25 To!ai(E xp by Funcl on) 45 381 62 F1scal Serv ces Personal Serv ces Salar es and Benet ts General Fund 20 504 03 State and Federa l Funds 600 00 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Mater a s General Fund 2 163 45 Slate and Federal 158 22 Funds Other Ex pend tur es General Fund 13 522 87 Total (Exp by Funct on) 36 948 57 Facthtles Acqu Sitton and Construchon Serv•ces Cap lol Outlay Other Loca 1494205 Funds Total (Exp by Funct on) 14 942 05 Operat on and Ma nfenance of Plant Servaces Personal Serv ces Salar es and Benet ts General Fund 74 151 09 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Mater als General Fund 89 894 94 Cap tal Outlay General Fund 400 00 Other Expend tures 152 00 Total fE xp 164 598 03 by Funcl on) Transportal on Servoces (Pupolsl Persona Serv ces Salar es and Benef t s Genera Fund 75 313 93 Pur chased SeriJ ces Suppl es and Mater a is 41 383 36 Genera Fund Cap tal Outlay General Fund 38 374 58 Other Expend tures 6 417 53 General Fund Total ( Exp by Funct onl 161 489 40 Food Servaces Persona Serv ces Salar es and Benef ts Genera Fund 7 559 61 Other Loca l Funds 56 303 39 Purchased Serv ces Sup pi es and Mater als Other Local Funds 64 207 15 Total ( Exp by Funcl onl 128 0701 5 Other Support Serv ces- Central Purchased Sernes Suppl esandMater als General Fund 12 182 81 Total (E x p bv Funct on 12 182 81 Extracurrocular , Ac!ovoloes Per sona Services Salar es and Benet Is General Fund 914559 Purchased Serv ces Suppl es and Mater als General Fund 43 74 Other Expend tur es General Fund 575 00 Total IExp bV Funct1on) 9 764 33 Debt Serv ces Other Expend lures General Fund 38 754 47 Other Loca Funds 74 ll7 45 Total IExp bv Funct onl 112 871 92 Non programmed Charges Purchased Serv ces Supplies and Mater a is General Fund 39 411 67 Total IExp by Funct on) 39 411 67 Transfers Other Expend lures 341 67 General Fund Other Local Funds 3 226 99 Slate and Federal Funds 13 935 56 Total IExp bv Funct on) 17 504 22 "' Total All Expendotures Personal Serv ces Sa lanes and Benefits General Fund 1 041 484 15 Other Local Funds 56 303 39 State and Federal Funds 88 138 65 Purchased Services supplies and Materials General Fund 204 974 23 Other Local 70 393 04 Funds State and Federal Funds 18 828 39 Cap tal Oufiav General Fund 3917858 Other Local Funds 14 942 05 State and Federal Funds 3 504 SO - - -.Pu_b_l _c_N_o_to-ce__ _ Other Expend tures General Fund 89 334 81 Other Local Funds 77 344 44 State and F.edera Funds 13 935 56 Total I Exp bV Functoonl 1 718 361 79 CAPITAL OUTLAY EXPENDITURES BY OBJECT AND TYPE OF FUND Bu ldtngs Local Funds Other Local Funds 14 550 34 Total 14 550 34 Spec1allnstruchon State and Federal Funds 1 444 80 Total 1 444 eo Supp Serv Pupols thru F1scal Serv1ces State and Feder a Funds 2 059 70 2 059 70 Total Other Cap tal Outlav Local Funds Other Loca l Funds 3 618 70 Total 3 618 70 Vocational Local Funds General Fund 40400 40400 Total Operat on and Ma•ntenance of Plant Servtces Local Funds Gelleral Fund 40000 Total 40000 Replacement School Buses Local Funds General Fund 38 374 58 Total 38 374 58 Seroal Bonds Local Funds Other Loca Funds 36 000 00 Tot a 36 000 00 Short Term Notes Local Funds General Fund 35 1SO 00 To!a 35 7SO 00 Interest Senal Bonds Local Funds Other Local Funds 29 610 00 To! a 29 610 00 Short Term Notes Local Funds General Fund 3 004 47 Total 3 004 47 Other Debt Serv•ce Payments Local Funds Other Local 8 507 45 Funds Total 8 S07 45 Dues and Fees County Board of Educat1on Contr but1on Local Funds General Fund 17 185 96 Total 1718596 All Other Dues and Fees-Obi Local Funds General Fund 13 522 87 Total 13 522 87 Insurance Local Funds Genera Fund 6 667 53 Total 6 667 53 Other Miscellaneous Expenditures Local Funds General Fund 12 862 31 Tota 1286231 Total Local Funds General Fund 88 993 14 Other Loca Funds 74 117 45 163 110 59 Tot a COMBINED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ASSEl: S Current Depos torv (bank I ba ances 129 361 36 To1a Current Assets 12936136 F xed Land 45 000 00 Bu ld ngs 3 959 600 00 Equ pment 280 600 00 Total F xed Assets 4 285 200 oo Total Assets 4 414 561 36 LIAB LITIES Short Term Accrued wages payable 86 185 83 Accrued ret rement payable 11 540 00 Accrued nterest 2 296 25 parable Tota Short T erm L ab I es 100 022 08 Long Term Bond lndebtedn ~ss 426 000 00 Tota Long Term Indebtedness 426 000 00 Tota L ab I I es 526 022 08 Reserve for Encumbrances 48 130 69 Comb ned Net Equ tv 3 840 408 59 (5) 2 lie 3 Announcements GOLD SIL\IEW U~ FOREIGN COINS OR ANY OTHER GOLD DR SILliER ITEMS ALSO ANTIQUE FURNITURE OR OTHER ANTIQUE ITEMS WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR CHECK WITH OSBY ( OSSIEI MARTIN BEFORE SEL Ll N G PHONE 99 2 6370 ALSO DOAPPRA SING P ck ng up an Easv play organ n your area Look ng far a respons ble pa rty to t a ke over pay men ts Cal cred t manager collect 614 592 5122 GUN SHOOT EIIE RY FRIDAY NIGHT 7 30 PM FACTORY CHOKE ONLY RACINE GUN CLUB SELL YOUR SilliER COINS STERLING SILliER GOL D ETC TO BROWN S IN M .0 DLEPOR T FOR TO P DO L LAR PHONE 614 992 5113 Lane Dan els 742 2951 Tun ng and Repa r Serv ce s nee 1965 If no answer phone 992 2082 Letart Falls Cemetery tees are pavable now $10 per lot of four graves SS for half lot or two graves Money to be sent to the sexton Clarence 1 Norr s 23262 Rd Rae ne 45771 SPECIAL Mother s Dav Gifts Pr ced f or kids some under Sl 00 Manv under $2 00 New sh pment of cr~tt suppl es Lowest pr ces n town Log Cobin Gilt Shop Laureal Cliff Fr and Sat 10 00 3 00 ---- - - -- 3 ~ nnouncements 7 I PAY hoghest pr ces possible for gold ,and s lver co ns r ngs ewelry etc Contact Ed Burkett Sarber Shop M ddleport Yard Sale at Corner of College and 3rd Sfs near sw mmlngpool n Syracuse Thru Saturday Many nice terns Ins de There wll be an orgamzat1ona meet no abOut this years church softbal league lor The Meigs County Tuppers Pia ns Church of Chr st of Tuppers P a ns OH 7 30 Mav2 1980 The Rae ne Volunteer F re Department s gun shoots are ca ncelled for the season Thev w shto thank everyone that helped to make them successful Rabbols a pest or ruonlng your garden? The lzaak Walton League will Humanely !rap them and release them n the wild unharmed Free Phone 985 3S05 or 992 2500 D. BUMGARDNER SALES THE POOL PEOPLE 31711 Noble Summit Rd Moddleport Ohio 992 5724 TABER WATER ANALYSIS SEMINAR SATURDAY MORNING II AM MAY 3 Yard Sale Not ce No trespass ng on the Dr avo Corporat on property (old Tr State Mater al Corporation propertvl A I v o ators w II be prosecuted There will be no exceptions to th s and a watchman w II be on dutv s gned The Dr avo Corporal an Apple Grove Plant Box 428 Rae ne Oh o 45771 Garage Sale Fr day and Saturdav Rt 7 two m les north of Chester Bab es bovs and adult cloth ing Books oak tab e top chairs and end tabes red Avon and d shes _ _ _ _ _ _ __L Stobart s Greenhouse now open Hangmg baskets bedd ng Plants tomatoes cabbage peppers Rt 2 Rae ne Oh o 949 2342 Huge yard sale at the Chesler Fore House May 5th and 6th 12 Ma y 2nd and 3rd on Laurel c If Road Recliner new 12 gauge Rem•notan shotgun stereo tables lounger and var ous other !ems 992 6310 Carpenter work Floors doors eel I ng s pane ng 992 2759 w II mow lawns In the~ d dleport are.;~ Cal a ter 5 p m 992 3194 13 IN AUTOMOB LE ca n SU RA NC E be en your ee l ed? 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Phone 992 2143 1971 car ches t freezer 16mm protector a coat or woOd burn ng K ng stove house p ants bookcases dresser w th m rro r n te stand desk telephone stand goat stand Call 247 2624 Yard Sale Sat May 3 Across from Twtn c ty Gatewav M ddleporl 9 am 21 Large Yard Sale 1/ery good c ean c ath ng cur Ia ns bedspreads and rugs Rebu t garden roto t ller d shes somelh ng for everyone First house on lett after you cross the r a lroad tracks at Chesh re Mary Lavne May 1 2 34th Yard Sale May 1 and 2nd Thursday and Fr dav 9 30 to 4 00 F ve fam I es on College Road n svracuse Cloth ng ch ldren s and adulTs D shes turn ture odds and ends Stro er H gh cha rs and car seat 2 Fam v Yard Sale 927 Browne I M ddleport Fr and Sal 9 5 2 3 May 8 g Ya d Sale John Street Sy racuse Mav 1 2 from 10 3 nex t to the grade school Ran cance s Three Fam IV Yard Sale on the first road on left past the WMPO rad o stat on One fourth m le only house on r ght Mav 2 3 Two F am ty Yard Sa le across from Bradbury School Lots of ch ldren s and adu Is clotnong 300 feet of yard f ence Two gates 46 posts $125 00 Lots more !ems Mav 1 and 2 992 3187 Yard ~le at Bellv s carrv Out ttl'ree miles south of M dd eport on Rt 7 Adults and ch ldren s cloth ng some antiques odds and ends May 2 3 4 Garage Sale Ladoes and men s clothtng books pur ses 1ewe1ry r va salad maker bottles dishes luggage morel!ems too numerous to mentton From 9 4 5aturdav May 3 at Browns 403 Lasley St Pomeroy OH Huge Carport Sale Frl and Sat 6 m l es east of Chester Rt 248 Household fur n lure Rovale t ypewr iter lawnmower 2 14 n stud ded t r es Many m sc terns Four Fam ly yard Sale aturday Mav 3 9 00 lo ? 271 1..1 coin Street Mid die pori 33 Farms tor Sale COUNTRY HOME with stocked pond for swimming or 1 sh ng 9 rooms bath carpeted 3 to 17 acres avallab e L:ocated approx 7 m les from Pomeroy off R 1 7 or 33 4<46 2359 after 6 35 Bus ness Oppor1un1ty Lots & Acreage Land for Sale Sl Rt 7 and Bradburv Rd 1 acre ot sewer and water and gas 992 6069 Money to Loan 41 Mortgage Money Ava lable New homes old homes and refinancing your present home CON VENTIONAL 5 Pet down SECOND MORTGAGES VA No down payment FHA Low down pavment FHA 245 Graduated paym ent program FHA 265 Subs dv program Call S92 3051 Ireland Mortgage Co 77 E State 51 Athens OH Houses for Rent Home For Rent 2 bedroom all modern ran ch 1 m from Racine References and deposit requ red 949 2413 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33 North of Pomerov Large lots Call 992 7479 ~~~~~~~~~~~~;~;~~~~~~ 1, DQWNING-QIILDS AGENCY INC. 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MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Rutland Furniture's CARPET SHOP A A Drive Little Save Lot SHOPISFULLYSTOCKED BEDROOM LiltiNG ROOM KITCHEN CARPET Rubber$895 Backed CARPET sq $!J95 AndUD yd Padding & Carper Installed Free with Purchase WILL BUY old Iran sm ss ons batter es eng nes or scrap meta s etc Call 245 9188 $Cash$ for 1unk cars Frve s 742 2081 Open 9 5 Closed sunday and Mon day GET 1/ALUABLE train ng as a voung business person and earn good money plus some great gilts as a Sen t nel route carrier Phone us r ght away and get on the el glbllilv I st at 992 2156or992 2157 Mamst 3 AND 4 RM turn shed ap ts Phone 992 5434 RENTER S assistance for Sen or c 1 zens n 11 llage Manor apls Call992 77!7 45 Furmshed Rooms 51 29 000 BTU a r cond toner Guaranteed to be n gOOd work ng order Cal 742 2975 S nger sewing mach ne w th wooden cab net on sale at the yard sale on Col ege Road n Syracuse Sleep ng Rooms for Ren Huflv Elect start r d ng mower for sa e 949 2666 Real Estate Sl General Household Goods pedesta sty l e ~lnong room table w lh tour matching cha rs L ke new two gold velvet lulled sw val I v ng room cha rs w II sell separate y Fu 1 size Basse!! wh te and gold french prov ncla bed com piete w lh frame mattress and box spr ngs Glass top pat od n ngtab ew th mat chng cha rs All n ex cellent cond lion 985 3595 Real Estate General DILLON REAL ESTATE NEW LISTING comm 7 office rooms nh 1 bldg on the Ma n St of Rutland Use as business or home & comblnat on bus 2 STORY FRAME - 3 Bedroom lui base Very clean Ra e: ne area Call tor more nto 1 ACRE IN MID DLEPORT - 4 room cottage Ira ler hookup Reduced to $8 000 00 2 BDRM HOME - 4 acres walk ng d stance to M ddleport 2 BEDROOM COT TAGE Pane ed & carpeted throughout New furnace Mid dleport area $10 500 Hobart Dollon Broker Fay Mantey BranchMgr Phone 992 2598 Real Estate- General HOBSTETTER REALTY ~08 E MA~MDo.;> '0 991 J::t)l' NEW LISTING Close In 3 bedrooms w th full basement garage on 60x2SO lot S28 500 00 NEW LISTING TIRED OF WORKING FOR OTHERS> Own your own busmess mak ng truss rafters Ap prox 1 acre bu ld ng enough tool s & a truck to run the bus ness Owner w II ass st n lea rn ng of bus ness $28 000 00 NEW LISTING - LIKE TO CAMP> 2 room col tage on Shade R ver w th approx 5 acres of land sa 800 oo NEW LISTING 12 acres w th mob le home 2 4 bedroom s 1 2 baths $22 300 00 NEW LISTING BUILDING SITE S Approx 10 acres c ea red & level and will sub d v de $11 500 00 FI\IE POl NTS 3 bedroom ranch on 200x100 lot S30 500 00 FARM - 44 acres w th 4 bedroom modular o her bu ld ngs extra fra ler hook up $42 000 oo REDUCED 3 bedroom 1 2 baths n town on a 50x80 ot $38 000 00 BRINGING BUYER TO SELLER THAT S OUR BUSINESS REALTOR Henry E Cleland Jr 992 6191 ASSOCIATES Jean Trussell949 2660 Dotf e & Roger Turner 742 2474 Olloce Phone 992 2259 PHONE 742 200l GeorgeS Hobstetter Jr Broker 992 5739 INVESTMENT PRO PERTY 2 lovely modern homes S tuated on 10 acres L.. ve n one and rent the other ON L Y $87 500 00 lor both BEAUTIFUL Br ck b evel Fam y room w th f replace A wood hand sta ned Qual ty t hroughout Amen I es oo numerous to m en 1 on ca l todav Se lls for S69 000 00 S ua ed on 4 acres RANCH STYLE home w th 3 bedrooms 2 ba hs fam ly room w th f r ep la ce K chen s ex t a mode rn ncludes m cro wave S t uated n Ches ter Se I ng p r ce $58 000 00 START OUT n th s 2 bedroom home N ce lot w th garden space Only $23 000 00 TOTAL ELECTRIC - 3 bedrooms 2 baths k chen and d n ng area 2 basement w th wood burner and workshop Close to Me gs H gh On v $39 900 00 2 ACRES - W fh l ovelv 3 bedroom home Has extra water tap Se Is for $39 900 00 PRICE REDUCED - 3 bedroom home w th d shwasher and gar bage d sposa S tua ted on a I lfle over an acre Pr ce reduced to $43 000 00 30 ACRES - Pr ced to sell Only $15 000 00 MODERN HOME s tua ed on n ce s ze lot n Hutch so n Sub See to ap d v son .. prec ate A full lime Rea Estate Agencv Call dav or evemng Velma NiciRsky Assoc ! Phone 742 3092 Cheryl Lemlev Assoc Phone 742 2003 Championship Wrestling Big Triple Main Event North Amer1can Tag Team Champ1onsh1p Match Special Referee Buddy Donovan Zollan The Great - The Incredible lkllk (The Funkadellcs) - \/$- Grill cook wonted Apply n person Crow s Steak House Sunday May 4, 1980 3:00 p.m. WAHAMA HIGH SCHOOL Tickets 1 4 00 Each Advance Tickets 13 00 Each Buddy Donovan - Vs - Red cannibal Plus an All Star Card Tickets may be purchasW at Masan DlsfNitcher Oflict 216 E JiPond Street COAL MINERS DE LIGHT Attract ve home h gh on a h II w th 5 2 acres Has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths Total electr c on Oh o Power Lead ng Creek wate and landscaped vard Unusual stye tor the unusa man for 1ust $47 500 BUILDING LOTS - 2 n ce part al cleared restr cted bu d ng lots near Route 33 w th water and electr c ava lable NEW LISTING 17 acres n Pomeroy Has c tv water and e ectr c ava lab e Sewer s c ose by NEW LISTIJIIG - A I x t w th 3 1,. .. t\ ooms c ty waft ~~ural gas el ectr c ... nd 2 porches Onlv S5 500 MODERN - N ce home w th tall trees and bramb ng brook Has 3 bedrooms 1 2 baths ce ntral heal ng and rural water Gong for $29 500 IF YOU LiltED HERE - You cou d en oy all the room of a large home Has large garden space and n ce back pat o Also has a garage apartment and bus ness bu ld ng All !his tor $25 000 INCOME Large return from fh s that can pay off n lust a few years S6 600 a year n co me Invest gate th s now Housing Headquarters Vista - Gregg s Markel - • Mark v Real Estate General NEW LISTING - Overlooking Oh oR ver & Ka ser Alum Plant Jig BR s plentv of closets full base ment & tamolv room On 3 beaut lui acres Ask ng $65 000 TRAILER - 2 BR on n ce lot small outbu ld ngs for storage on quiet street $10 500 LOT IN RACINE ncludes septic water & gas 1 nes Asking SJ 700 REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE - 3 BR house I ami 1v room part allv c osed In carport 10xl0 storage bldg Reduced to $37 000 SPLIT ENTRY - OniV 5 vr old 3 BR A gOOd development $47 500 LOTS - Bordering Pomeroy 1 to 75 acres POMEROY -~ BR home c ty water v nyl s d ng on Rt 33 Sl4 900 LARGE HOUSE IN RACINE - 2 story f n shed basement heav y onsu ated thermo w ndows 1It out for clean ng Carpeted on aiiJievels Exter or s Rea Perma stone 2 car garage Much more for $57 500 INVESTMENT PROPERTY - Over 100 acres could be hous ng development - gas a r-eady dr II ed on property water I nes close AI m nera rights go woth property Also Timber ready to be cut Call for more lnformat an GIVE US A CALL CallJommy Deem Assoclate949 2311 or Nancy Jaspers Associate 949 2654 or949 2591 7.c2. _ __,_ T'-ru =-c =-k.~s for Sale Wanted to Buv 62 GOLD AND SiLliER CO INS OF THE WORLD R'INGS JEWELRY STERL NG SILVER AND MISC ITEMS PAY NG RECORD H GH H GHEST UP TO DAT E PR CES CONTACT ED BURKETT BARBER SHOP M DDLEPORT OH D OR CALL 992 3476 Br ndle m k cow First t me freshened Rebred Due n November $400 00 Shade Oh o Phone (614) 696 1234 COAL LIMESTONE sand grave l calc um c hi or de fert zer dog food and a types of sail Excels or Salt Works Inc E Main St Pomeroy 992 389 1 IN STOCK lor mmed ale del very var ous s zes of pool k ts Do t vourself or let us nsta far you D Bumgardner Sales Inc 992 5724 Har ey Dav dson Yamaha Super Dea ls Super Serv ce G ant Accessory Se ec1 on $250 000 Inventory Athens Sport cvcles 20 w St m son Ave Athens OH 592 1692 Decorated Cakes charac ter ca kes or sheet cakes 992 6342 or 992 2583 Sta ll on s and ng for ser v ce Master Jack T95549 Reg stered Appa oosa sire s Ch cos o d man of Daube 0 Fu ll brother of Ch cos Snowcap Dam s Red W ng M ss S ste to General Custer Goad co or co nf rmat an Colored co lt s on the ground Reg stered mares $75 Great mares $50 6 4 593 7390 after 5 73 1/ans & 4 W D Shaklee Organ c produc ts Wh te van lla med ca ted vapour s pray black d amend I n ment Rawle gh products Joyce Sau es 992 7825 1 ransportanan 11 Autos for sate Call Motorcycles 977 Chevro et Capr ce Class c 3 seater st wgn p s p b a r low m l eage Reg reta I $3600 Sale $2 795 Good cond 1us! r ght for vacal on Ingels Furniture M ddleporf OH M us I Sell 1976 G an Pr x Pont ac Ca after 5 p m 304 882 3424 Fr g da re washer dryer comb nat on Good cond S12S 4 p ece sect ana davenport $30 992 3660 1974 Ford LTD Slat on wagon Good cond $800 Ca I Judy Sm th Ra e ne 949 2813 1/egelable plants cabbage broc col cau flower et tuce celery beets green peppers ch I peppers p m entos Hungar an wa x sweet banana egg lant Large select on bedd ng annua Is hang ng baskets pots of f ewer s and v nes Cleland Greenhouse Ge aid ne Cle and Rae ne OH 1977 Dodge Aspen four door n goad cond t on 43 000 m es ca ll l ate even ngs or early mor n ngs 949 2227 5' 1970 Ford Fa r ane 500 Sl50 cash Ca I 742 2970 after 4 pm Pets for Sale Kenne RIS NG STAR Board ng Ca II 367 0292 POODLE GROOMING Judy Tay or 614 367 7220 HILLCREST KENNELS Board ng a I breeds Clean ndoor outdoor lac I t es Also AKC reg s tered Do~ermans 614 446 7795 HUMANE SOCIETY Adopt a homeless pet Health y shots wormed Donat ons requ red 992 6260 noon 7 p m 1975 Chrys e Cordoba 61 000 m les 362 2 barrel automa t c tran s S1500 00 n good cond ton Phone 949 2691 72 wurltzer Organ RhVIhm cont rol peda s exc cand 992 5171 or 992 7206 1979 Ford P ckup 6 II loaded w th extras 1552 Callafer 5 p m Wanted to Buy Must MotorsforSale Sell 77 Starcraft 16 OLD CD NS pocket wat ches class r1ngs wedd ng bands diam6nds Gold or SliVer Call J A Wam sl ey 742 2331 Treasu r e Ctest coin Shop Athens OH 592 6<462 For ali needs H&R BLOCK OFFICE LOCATIQ._N 618 E Mam sew ng THE and repa r gutt rs downspouts com 1 er c al & res dent1al 949 2160 Pomeroy 797 2432 Athens Tom Hosk ns or Gerald Clark 21 years ex per ence All work guaranteed Free Eslomale 4 24 mo ADD ONS & Gutter work down spouts some concrete wor~ walks and droveways (F REE ESTIMATES) V C YOUNG Ill 1972 Chevy Monte Car o body parts Also 350 eng w 4 barrel and auto Iran sm ss on After 5 Man Fr Weeke nd s anyt me 992 2779 POMEROY 0 9926215 or 992 7314 28 I mo Auto Repa r Roofong gutter home 2 14 tic Real Estate Loans 13% Interest 30 Yrs PARK FINANCIAL VA & VA Automat c Loans No Down Pay ment Federal Houstng Loans 3% down on $25 ooo S% down 1 on balance FHA 265 Sub sody Program FHA 245 Gradual Payment Mort OpenM W F9 OOto l DO Other T mes Bv Appoontmenl Off ce 992 7544 Home992 6191 107 §vcamore St Pomero OH Home Improvements 42-Mobi • Homu .. to s-Happy Ad s Found 7Y•dS.e 1-Pub c S. t 6--Lostand 41-Equ pmtnl o R tn I Aucf on 9-WantedtoBuy eMERCHANDISE e EMPLOYMENT SERIIICES s - Househo d Goods n-e e TV Rad oEqu pmen _ Ht II Wa n ltd 2-S tua td w.n td S4 3 lnsu ann ss- Bu d nt Supp u n-An ques M tC Me Chand II sr-Pe s a s. e eFARM SUPPLIES & LI\IESTOCK Rad o TV 6-- CB Rtpa 1-Wan HToDo & , Fa m Equ pm•n U Wanted Ia luy 12 T ucks fo Sa e e FINANCIAL aus neu U-L YUfOCk Opportun y 22 Money to Loan 2l-Pn~feu on• Se v ce1 64 Hu&O•n U - Sudl Fe II e REAL ESTATE 7 Au os to !ia e J-Varu&IW 0 -ROOFING -PAINTING ! 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Brown, 80, formerly olthe Rutland area in Meigs County, died Thursday at the Canton Christian Home following a lingering il. jness. Mrs. Brown was born in W_~t Virginia. She had lived in Akron since 1942 and at Canton for the past two years. Surviving are four sons, Kennit A., and Wayland L., both of Akron; Dwight M., St. Albans, W. Va., and Kenneth P., Cuyahoga FaUs, 10 grandchildren, 13 great- grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Hopkins Funeral Home at 547 Canton Road, Akron, with the Rev. Tom H. Madden officiating. Graveside services will be·held at4 p.m. Saturday at the Miles Cemetery. Visitation is from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Audrey C. Theobald I Where It Is Inside TV guide starts VOL 15 NO. 14 ANIMALS - A variety of live animals. dOlls, a pig and a mule will be among the cast members in a presentation of "Li'l Abner" to be given at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Southern High School Auditorium. A bloodhound which will be among the animals is pictured with some of the show's characters who include, I to r, Doug DuVall as Mayor . Hogg; Teresa Holstein as Scarlet, and Tonja Salser as a Dogpatcher, complete with dog. Direction is by Mrs. Roberta Maidens. Accompanist for the musical is Melinda Salmons. Iranians execute two persons today SCISSORS 20% OFF FABRIC SHOP Pomeroy, 0. 992·2281 By Associated Press Two persons res,POnsible .for "events" at violence-plagued Ahvaz University in Iran's Khuzestan Province were executed this morning, Tehran Radio said. The radio did not say specify what the events were, but last week five persons were killed at Ahvaz in fighting between Islamic fundamentalists and leftists opposed to a government decision to purge the university system of anti-Islamic ideology. The radio reported nine deaths in clashes at three universities April 21, including three at Tehran University, but unofficial estimates said seven to 20 persons were killed and many others were injured. At that time Japan's Kyodo news service reported that its count at hospitals and other places showed at least 21 killed and more than 500 in· jured. REPORT OF CONDITION Consolidating domestic subsidiaries of the POMEROY NATIONAL BANK in the state of Ohio, at the close of business on March 31, 1979 published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under tiUe 12, United States Code, Section 161. . National Bank Region Number 4 Statement of Resources and Liabilities Cash and due from depository institutions ........ .. . .. .. . . .. . .. . . . . ....... $2,131,000.00 U.S. Treasury securities .............. . ...... ....... .. . .. ...... .......... 6,571,000.00 Obligations of States and political subdivisions in the United States ... ..... . ...... .... .. . ..... . . .... . ...... 1,650,000.00 Other bonds, notes, and debentures ....... .. ......... . ...................... . 2,000.00 Federal Reserve stock and corporate stock .................. .. ......... . .. . . 54,000.00 Federal funds sold and securities purchased · underagreementstoresell ...... . .................... .. ·..... ..... .. .... 7,72S, OOO.OO Loans, Total (excluding unearned income) . .. .. . ......... . .. 13,511,000.00 Less: Allowance for possible loan losses .... ... ... . ........... 110,000.00 Loans, Net . . .... .... .. . . ..... ... . ..... ... . .. .. ... ....... .. .... .. .. 13,401,000.00 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other a~ representing bank premises ..... ...... ..... ... .... . . . ......... 280,000.00 Other assets ....... . . .... .. ...... . ... ......... . .. .... . ......... . ... ; ..... 272.000.00 TOTAL ASSETS ................... . ......... . .............. .... .. .. . . $32,01!6,000.00 --._Ia.., -c -_, II o ••• 0 •• 0 • 0 0 •• 0 •• ••••••• 0 •• 0 bride... B-1 • o. o o •• • •• 0 0 •• 0 0 •••••• 0 ••••••• • • ' lUttS CORRECTION Charter number 1980 o o o . ALL ns w. 2na o o o Here comes the State and national .. ... . . . .... .. ............... 0-1 Sports ....... C·1·8 TV guide .. .. . ............... .. : .. .. . .. •.. ( lnse,rtl today. . .(Insert) SIDEWALK SPECIALS CORRECTION - Lifestyle .. •.••.• •.•. ••.•..•..•..••...•..•. • 8 · 1· 10 Local .... A ·3-B o SPECIAL MEJ!mNG The Rio Grande CollegeCommunity College Board of Trustees will meet in special session on Monday, MayS, at 12 noon, in the college board room. ·Purpose will be to consider the proposed nursing program. . Audrey Circle Theobald, 68, South Second Ave., Middleport, died Thursday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs.Theobald was born July 18, • 1911 at Racine, a daughter of the late Augustus and Helen Tall Circle. She PEAT FLOOR was also preceded in death by four The running track at the 1932 brothers. Olympics in Los Angeles had a floor Amember of the Middleport Chur· of crushed peat. ch of Christ, Mrs. Theobald was a New weekly This .Week on ... long-time elementary teacher in the area having taught for 36 years. She was a member of the Ohio Teachers Association and Evangeline Chapter 172, Order of Eastern Star. Surviving are her husband, Wilbur E. Theobald, a brother, Arthur Cir·cle of Toledo and · several nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. SUI)daY at the Middleport Church of Christ with Mr. Ron Moyer and · Mr. Robert Melton officiating. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. Friends rpay call at the Rawling&- Coats-Blower Funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturdsy and until 12:30 p.m. Sun· day when the body will be taken to the church. Area deaths ..... . . . ...... ..... ............•... A-7 Classified ads . . •. . •••... . .•. •• . . , .•...•.•.... D -3-9 Editorial .•. , •.•• . •.•.... ... ..... . .... . ..... : . A-2 Farm news ............... • . •. , . .• . ..•.•.. .... 0-2 Demand deposits of individuals, prtnshps., and col1l5..... . . . ....... . ........ 5,743,000.00 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and CO!llS .. . . .. ........ .. . .... .... ................. .... . 19,668,000.00 Deposits of United States Government ..... . ............... . .. .. ... . ... . .. .... 9,000.00 Deposits of States and political subdivisions in the United States .... . ...,. .... . ..... . .. .... . ................ ... ...... 3,056,000.00 Certified and officers' checks ............... . .. .. ..... ....... ..... ......... 120,000.00 Total Deposits ....... ................ . . . .. .. ........... .. ..... . . .. .. ... 28,596,000.00 Total demand deposits . ........... .. ....... . ......... ....... 6,481,000.00 · Total time and savings deposits . . ...... .... .............. . . . 22,115,000.00,_:=== Other liabilities ........ .. . . ...... .. .. ... . ....... ...... . ... ..... .. ... .... . 406,000.00 TOTAL LlABIIlTIES (excluding subordinated notes · and debentures) ...... .. . . ............... . ... .. .... . ......... . .. . .. .. $29,002,000.00 Common stock: a. No. shares authorized 12,000 b. No. shares outstanding 12,000 (par value) ... . . ... . .. .. ......... ...... $300,000.00 Surplus .............. ......................... ..... .. ....... ... .... . ... 1,500,000.00 Undivided profits ....... .. .. .... ..... .. ....................... . ........ 1,264,000.00 Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves . ........... . .. . ..... ....... ....................... 20.000.00 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL ....................... .. . ....... . ... ; ....... !J,(¥14,1J(Vl,.. TOTAL LIABILITIES AN? EQUITY CAPITAL . ..... . .. ..... . .. ........... 32,086,000.00 HOSPITAl )"EWS VETERANS MEMORIAL Admitted-Clara Morgan, Fort Myers, Fla.; Sherry Holtz, Pomeroy; Clara Thomas, Cheshire ; Della Curtis, Pomeroy; Anna Grim, Pomeroy; Hilah Jones, Middleport; Hattie Frederick, Pomeroy; Walter Haggy, Rutland; Raymond Lanham, Tuppers Plains. Discharged-Florence Boring, Doris Miller, Carolyn Gilmore, Freda Durham. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARGESMAY1 Helen Campbell, Patricia Carter, Myrtle Coon, Denver Cox, Sue Crawford, Lillian Donahue, Freda Eliason, Shawn Fetherolf, Rosemary Flick, Tracey Grate, Tim Harrison, Jerry Kidd, Paul Kimball, Mac Layne, Don McClintock, Casby Meadows, Gerry Milhoan, Etta Sheets, Wilma Smith. COURT ACTIONS FILED A suit in the amount of $622.Sl was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Sears Roebuck and Co., Columbus, against Jack R. Walker, Rutland. The marriage of James E. Miller and Denise A. Miller was dissolved. TAG DAY SATURDAY The Middleport Youth League will hold its annual tag day Saturday and the tee ball teams will hold a bake sale at the Central Trust Bank. Proceeds will be used to purchase uniforms and equipment. CHARACTERS - These are probably the best known characters from the play, "Li'l Abner", ·a takeoff on the comic strip, to be presented at 8 p.m. Saturday night in the Southern High School auditorium. From the left are Paula Bennett as Manuny Yokum; Richard Dugan as Pappy; Terry Patterson as Li'l Abner and Bonnie Boso as Daisy Mae. Some 93 members of the high school vocal mus1c department will take part in the musical. squad~ Area The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to llS'k W. Main St., at 12 :19 a.m. Friday for Susan Bauer who was taken to Holzer Medical Center.' At 10:22 p.m. Thursday the unit went to Crow's Steak House where an employe, Nancy Petit, had received a head laceration in an accident. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 12:47 p.m. Thursday, the squad The Racine Emergency Squad answered a call to the Portland Elementary School about I p.m. Thursday for a student who was having difficulty breathing. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and then to Holzer Medical Center. ncn lhe Btanc:ly wme Model cor•~ You get excellent co lor performa nce with the rel iability of Signalock electro nic VHF/UHF tun ing. Other deluxe features: • RCA 's energy-efficient Xtended life chassisdesi gned for excellent performanCe and lo ng lifeuses only 90 watts of power on average. • Automatic Color Control and Fleshtone Correction . • Super Acc uColor black matrix picture tu be provides brilliant co lor with sharp con trast. • Au to matic Fine Tuning (AFT) pinpoints and holds the correct broadcast signal. • Lighted channel indicators. • Colonial cabinet with ma ple or pine finis h on hardboard and select hardwood so lids. Simulated wood trim. Concealed casters. PUBLIC N'OTICE th.a t on Saturday, May 3rd, 1980, at 10:00 A.M. a public sale will be held at 105 Union Avenue, Pomeroy , Ohio, to sell for cash the following collateral, to-wit : SAVE '100.00 ONLY '69500 BACKED BY DEPENDABLE SERVICE YOU CAN COUNT ON. ~nd to withdraw any of the above mentioned veh icles prior to the sale. Further, bids submitted . (41 30 (51 1, 2, 3tc :Meigs man dies from gun wound • ' RACINE The body of a Pomeroy business man, with a bullet wound to the head, was found Saturday morning inside the bur· ning wreckage of the home of his ex· wife. Dead Is Roger Adams, 33, Pomeroy, the owner of Adar1ls Drilling Company. Called to the scene on CR 35, near Racine, a~ 11:05 a.m., the Racine Volunteer Fire Department discovered the body lying inside the front door entrance to the home of Nancy Adams. Two gas cans were found outside the house-one to the side, the other at the rear. The structure was completely gutted. The Meigs County Sheriff's Department reports tbe home was apparently unoccupied at the time of the fire. Dr. John Ridgway, Assistant Meigs County Coroner, said Satur· day that death had been attributed to the head wound. The BCl (Bureau of Criminal Investigation) and the State Fire Marshal's Office have been called in . to aid in the continuing investigation. Adams' body was transported, following the intitial investigation, to Ewing Funeral Home. INVESTIGATING OFFICER - Capt. Robert Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff's Department, is pictured at the front door of the Nancy Adams home back Reg. '795.00 RCA 25'diagonal XL-100 color TV with Signalock electronic tuning Notice Is hereby given The Farmers Bank and the right to reiec any or all PRICE 35 CENTS RCA XL-100 25" diagonal Public Notice savings compan( reserves MIDDLEPOR l- POMEROY SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1980 ELBERFELD$ WAREHOUSE MEET TIJESDA Y Sopthern Band Boosters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the band room of the high school. 1972 International 4 Dr. St. Wag ~ Mfr.'s serial No. B47101Hl31274 1977 Dodge, Sweptline PU , Mfr .'s serial No. -Wl4BE7S 089316, Model W10, Motor No. 7S089316 1978 Oldsmobile, 2 Dr. Cpe.L Mfr.'s serial No. 3J87t-8M 428107, Model Cutlass Brougham . The Farmers Bank and Sa vings Company, Pomeror, Ohio, reserves the righ to bid at this sale, went to the Pomeroy Health Care Center for Hattie Frederick who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. GALLI POU::l-POIN f PLEASANT Elberfelds In Pomeroy MEIGS COMMISSIONERS RECEIVE $10,000 GRANT- Nick Gatz, administrator of community services, Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, Columbus, presented Meigs County Commissioners a grant in the amount of $10,000 Friday. The grant is for participation in 11. new demonstration community con ectioos program, designed to reduce the soaring increase in Ohio's prison population by diverting noiidangerous offenders from the adult system. The grant will enable Meigs County to develop a comprehensive plan according to department guidelines. Later, the county could possibly share a $1 ,800,000 appropriation to develop work and ·rehabilitation programs. Carso!J Crow was named program director. After a four month study, the state will review findings and determine if Meigs County is eligible for an additional parole of. fleer. The program will help Meigs County determine needs as far as non-violent criminals receiving rehabilitation and correction. The commissioners will appoint a 11 member local corrections planning board who will work with Crow. Their findings will be presented to the board of commissioners. Left to right are Carson Crow, Henry Wells, vice president of the board of commissioners who accepted the check, Gatz, and Chester Wells, commissioner. American hostages end half year in captivity By The Associated Press Irunian Foreign Minister Sadegh The American hostages completed Ghotbzadeh said the bodies of the half a year in captivity Saturday as servicemen who died in the aborted Iran worked on arrangements to mission are ready for shipment back return the bodies of U.S. com· to the United States, but coffins still mandos killej) in an attempt to must be arranged. The Swiss am· rescuethem.~---------------ha--ss_a_do_r__t_o__T_e_hr_a_n__s_a_id___ th~e 1 . World foc.us preparations would take at least two or three more days. Iranian Arab guninen holding at least 20 hostages at the Iranian Em· bassy in London made some "ad" ditional demands," British· authorities said on the fourth day of the siege. The negotiators would not go into details but said the gunmen still held to their original demands for release of 91 ethnic Arab militants imprisoned in Iran and safe of Racine Saturday following the apparent shooting death of Roger Adams, 33, Pomeroy. (Katie Crow photo). Ninth chicken flying meet slated May 17 RIO GRANDE- The approaching International Chicken Flying Meet (ICFM) is causing quite a flutter at the Bob Evans Farm where the nin· th annual ICFM is scheduled for takeoff Saturday, May 17. Last year, more than 1,500 spectators flocked to the !ann to see 150 of the world's best poultry pilots wing it at the annual airborne derby. Lola B., a petite barnyard bantam hen from Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., got off her nest long enough to set a I Guinness World Record with her flight of 302 feet 8 inches. Hers will be the distance to beat as fierce fliers pullet all together in an attempt to set a new world's record. A cash prize of $500 will be awarded for the furthest flight past the current record. Weigh-ins begins at 10 a.m. First flight action is set for I p.m., following opening ceremonies when Bob Evans, found er and international commander, will lead the first-ever parade of the chickens. The parade will be held in honor C'l the feathered athletes which have worked so hard in flight schoola throughout the country In preparation for the Olympics of the chicken flying world. World Champion Lola B. will be at the meet for induction into the coop of fame and will be entered again to defend her title. In one of the most· cackled-about decisions in the (Continued on page A·Jl ·I; • {Con tinued on page A-3) c tel z c Ill 0 :e :e Ill Amounts outstanding as of report date: Time certificates of deposit in denominations of $100,000 or more. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . .. . .. .. .. . . . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1,724,000.00 Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date : Cash and due from depository institutions ........................ . ........ 1,623,000.00 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell .. ......... . ...... ... ... . .. ... .............. 7,931,000.00 Total loans ..... ...... ...... ....... ... . ...... .. ..... ........... ... .... 13,817,000.00 Time certificates of deposits in denominations of$100,000ormore ....... ......... . ..... .. ............. . ... . . ......... 1,724,000.00 Total deposits .... . ... . . .. ........ .. ............................ . ..... 28,693,000.00 Total assets . .. .. . . .. . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. 81,891,000.00 I, Joan Wolfe, Assistant Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that thi$ Report of Condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Joan Wolfe Apri129, 1980 We, the undersigned <llre<1ors attest the correctness ot this statement of resources and liabili~es. We declare that it'has been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belle! IS true and correct. EDISON HOBsTE'ITER HORACE KARR- DIRECTORS ROGER MO~GAN HENRY E. "Hank" CLELAND, JR. CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSION IN JUNE 3, PRIMARY Kissinger predicts no world war CLEVELAND - Former Secretary of State Henry Kisainger urged the United States to strengthen Its milltary might and global Influence in the face of Soviet aggression, but he predicted there would be no major world war. "I do not belleve we are heading toward war," Kisainger told reporters following an address on foreign policy before a Law Day luncheon here. . KJ.ssinger who as secretary of state from 1973-1977 was an orchestrator of detente, called the Soviet Union a "rigid society" that will be ripe for internal reform in the 191108.. FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF SOME OF MY QUALIFICATIONS .& ACHIEVEMENTS: •Graduated from Pomeroy High School and Ohio University. e3 Yrs. in U.S. Army as 1st Lieutenant • Presently employed with Cleland Realty . • Member and officer of several organizations. in· eluding South Eastern Ohio Board of Realtors, Rotary Club, Scoutmaster, American Legion, Masons Lodge, plus others too numerous to mention . "Interested In the People of Meigs Co." , Your vote and SuPCirt Greatly Appreciate<~ . . Pd. Pol. Adv. "Republican-Term ~· egtnnlng january 2,1981 • ' HENRY E. "Hank" CLELAN JR. Weather forecast Mostly sunny today wfth highs In the low 70s. Chance of rain near zero. EXTENDED Oun.DOK . Moaday lbrouP Wecblesdlly: Fair MOIIday aDd Tuesday, wltb a chance ot 111owen Wedpewd!oy. JUglla fD the llnr 10 mid '101. Lows In the low 10 mid til eartyM. .yud lbeupperthlo mid 5111 early Wednesday. Animals die in barn fire SYRACUSE - A Syracuse fireman was overcome and several animals were lost. as the result of a fire that destroyed a bam on the Judy Self property, SR 124, Saturday morning at 4:45 a.m. Loss was estimated at approximately $100,000. Mayor Eber Pickens who is a member of the fire department was overcome by smoke and had to be taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Lost in the fire were two hogs and possibly a cow and a calf. Cause of the fire is unknown. ' Racine was called to assist. Eleven men from each department responded to the call. Syracuse had four trucks and Racine had three. WELCOME - Jeff Nash an<! Carrie Beth Bearhs on the roof at Meigs High School Saturday mor· ning placing this large sign across the front of the wert~ ., building to welcwne members ol the 18 barlda and the public attending Saturday's Jazz Band Festlvalltlged . at the Meigs High School by the Meigs Band Boolterl. · · : � 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 05. May 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 May 2, 1980 brown theobald