https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/776d7c9345a5cfa894839c02bf7be66a.pdf 90ad75f9c498887e687261eea21c3dcf PDF Text Text 10...:The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomero , 0 ., Thursday, Jan . 12, 1978 Big names smeared by Tofigsun Park ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY MANY MORE CLEARANCE PRICES 1-J_A_N_u_A~R~Y~c~-L~E-::-A~R:""'A~~N~c~ E·lJANum- c"LI.UA"N"ti_ T __ 1 39 REG. ' ' YARD I OUTING FLANNEL SAVE 20 ~. ON ANY SHEET IN STOCKI I 100% COTION 36 IN. WIDE MACHIN E WASHABLE ASSORTED PASTEL COLORS SALE 89~ YARD 2 REG. '298 ROCK.Q.LOUNGER ... " """ SALE 1223 3 REG. '249 SWIVEL ROCKER ............ . SALE '188 1 1 REG. '295 - '' lh PRICE .· 1 I PRICE ............ , JANUARY CLEARANCE WOMEN'S SWEATERS One rac k ol Assorte d Sca rfs in nyl on, cotton a nd polyest er . Ca rdiga ns, Pullovers, Vests , Crew Necks, 1 1 SWIVEL ROCKER ............ sALE '229 1 2 REG. '259 SWIVEL ROCKER ............. SALE '199 - Regul ars a nd Longs - Sizes 38 t hru 46 - So m e ~ool Sty les I I I REG. 49.95.. ..... ..... SALE '32.49 I . Cii~cf-~~~~-~~~:~:;• 3 REG. '289 ROCK-<HOUNGER .. .. .. .. .. SALE '219 I 2 R[G. '309 ROCK.O-LOUNGER.... .. ..... SALE '229 - LONG SLEEVES - BUTION FRONT - SIZES 8 TO 18 SALES 7.76 SALEs 8.46 SALE$ 9.06 SALEs 9.76 SALE 510 .36 SALE $11.06 SALE $11.66 REG. '169 OCCASIONAL CHAIR ............. SALE '99 SALE $6 -SIZES 3 to 7 AS LOW AS l ! JANUARY CLEARANCE LITTLE BOYS - . GIRLS' KNIT SHIRTS .' SKIRTS &GAUCHOS &HOODED SWEAT ' BROKEN SIZES SHIRTS. ' l I I SIZES 3 TO 7 lf2 PRICE __..__.__.._.._._ -•...,.., .._.._--_..,_.._._.._- .........;_,w i 1 REG. '169 RECLINER .. ... .... .. .. .... .. . SALE ,1 9 I JANUARY CLEARANCE . JANUARY CLEARANCE · bxmoi~NIDR ELECTRIC RAZOR 11 •ro. :"' w''"'"'········ ·....··SALE '149 I UTrLE BOYS' I 1 REG. 149 RECLINER ........... ......... SALE '109 JEANS & CORDUROYS ATES & TOPS BOYS' REG. 114.95 KNIT SHIRTS l - RECHARGEABLE ~CARRYING CASE W/ MIRROR - Crew Necks & Coll ared St yles - Long & Shor t Sleeves - Sizes 8 to 18 · · ~ 1 REG., 1189 WALL-A.WAY ..... .... ...... ... SALE -.·141 SPECIALI $888 _ REG. $3.95.. ....... .. . .. SALE $2 .55 REG. 54,95 .. .. .. .. ...... SALE $3.25 REG. ~5.9s .. .. .. ........ sALE $3.85 REG. s6 ..95 .... ... .... ... sALE s4.55 REG. $7 .95 ........ .. .... SALE$5.15 · I1 2 REG. '229 WALL-A·WAY.... ...... ...... ... SALE '171 I l ,.· ! l . · REGULAR AND SLIM SIZES3 THRU 7 - - . ·s· 40% . , Wrangler Sw!)aters, Knit Tops, . Slacks, Blouses, Blazers & Skirts. AVE 30oz.f(, 1 SAVE SALE PRICES · 1 1 1 1 j . I 4 REG. 298 WALL-A-WAY .................. SALE 223 -------·-----· ,.---~ --- ·- --·-- ·--+----·-------·------~1---·~~-----"·~--~~--~~--.-,--~,--~--·---+-~-----S".T._A_R_,T__"~ ' T~~~_._..._. JANUARY CLE~RANCE REG. $1 SCATTER RUG 99 . I 1 REG. I I -~ I I I - WASHABLE . - REVERSIBLE - EXPERTLY WOVEN OR HALF SIZES SAVE 40 0Z. f(, -·----..... JANUARY .CL.fARANCE ---.---~.,--"---~---~-~------.-.--' JANI,fARY CLEARANCE MEN'S SPORT FLANNEL SHIRTS POLYEStER DOUBLE KNITS ' - Cotton and Wool - Western Sty les, In c lude d - Sizes 5-M- L-XL REG. '2.99 TO '3.49 YARD J SQLID COLORS AND PRINTS REG. 7.95 ...... ..... ... SALE '4.79 j REG. '9.95... ............ SALE '5.99 REG. '13.95:............. SALE '8.39 REG. • '19.95 ........... . SALE '11.99 . ·--~•w-"---··~~..----------~~---1 ' 60 INCHES WIDE Last Week's Ad - _. JANUARY CL.fARANCE JANUARY ClEARANCE BEDROOM SUITES JUNIOR SWEATERS All quality name brands like : Riverside, Lane, Bassett, Burlington House and Brooks. Reg. $639.00 4 pc . Cedar. ~ ...... .. ... Safe $499.00 Reg . $924.00 4 pc. Walnut & Oak .... Sale $699.00 Reg . $799.00 4 pc. Pecan ... . ... .. . .. Safe $599.00 Reg . 5798.00 4 pc. Pine .............. Sale $599.00 Reg . $729.00 4 pc. Pecan .... .. .. .. .. . Sate $499.00 Reg . $824 .00 .4 pc. Walnut.... .. .. , ... Sale$599.00 [Reg . 51109.004 pc. Walnil1 .......... .. 5ateS899.00 • · Reg . $998.00 4 pc. Mil'le .. , .. .... ... . Sale $749.00 . Reg. $952.00 4 pc. Maple . ............ Sale $699.00 _._..._._.._..._~___.., ~ _.._.._ YARD ----- ------ - - .... Denim . Eng ineer Stripe & Corduroy · Sizes 2-4, 4-6x, 7-14 Not All 51 ze s REG. S6.oo......... ; .. .. SALE $4.19 REG. sa.oo ............ . SALE $5.59 'REG. SII.OO ............ SALE$7 .69 REG. $14.00 ............ SALE $9.79 REG. $16.00 ..~ ......... SALE $11.19 REG. f4.00 ................ SALE '2.79 REG. '7.00 ................ SALE '4.89 REG. '11.00 ...... .. ...... SALE '7.69 REG. '14.00....... ;....... SALE '9.79 REG. '19.00.,.... ...... . SALE 113.29 ._,_,_,__..,, '""'I _________ _ _.. GIRLS' JUMPSUITS &OVERAUS v -necks . crew necks & cardigans. 4 to 6x and 7 to 14 Save on Children's Snowsuits and Coats ; Men's Sport Shirts, Boys' Sport Shirts, Women's Blouses, Living - Room Suites , Women's Winter Coats, Children's Sleepwear, Women's Coordinate 'Sportswear, Metal Cabinets and many other items throughout our store . STOCK OF JUNIOR, MISSY JANUARY CLEARAN.CE GIRLS' SWEATE~S I CHOOSE FROM OUR ENTIRE 1 SALE $1 48 ....---·-----·---- - ~ ;~:a~~i~lc1n SEfl~e~;,ices irom AND PANTSUIT SALE ! .1 JANUARY CL.fARANCf ! WOMEN'S DRESS I 319 WALL..,.A-WAY... .............. SALE 239 JANUARY CLEARANCE I JANUARY CUARANCf 1 SHORT & LONG SLEEVES ! I I I I - MANY STYLES - SIZES S-M-L 30%0FF JA-N'u.lri'Y'ci.iARANcE ,\ I LANE . CEDAR CHESTS II REG. 139.95 PINE IW/PADDED SEAT... .... SALE '99.95 IREG. '179.95 ,MAPLE SALE ' 144.00 1 1 REG. '209.95 CHERRY SALE '168.00 REG. '259.95 MAPLE ' W/PAboEI) SEAT..,..... SALE '199.00 I -.... · -·~---"·------~----------~------~------~~_.......,._....,..._...__..._. •- __-~- ·-·-·- _____ SHOP FRIDAY TIL· 8:00_. . ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ~·-·--- ' • at questioning room but whether ir was used today was not known . . U.S. Assistant Attorney General Benjamin Civlletti headed the group of investigators, which included three FBI agents. Two Korean prosecutors also .helped interrogate the 4Z.yearold millionaire rice dealer. .American officials had been trying lor 18 months to win Park 's cooperation in getting to the bottom of the innuencebu)•ing sca ndal on Capitol Hill. Park , the toentralllgure In the controversy, left Washington (Of London m th e fall of 1976 to avoid questioning on allegations that South Korea bribed Amer ican officials to Influence U.S. policy. en tine Fifteen Cents Vol. 211. No. 190. Meigs Local operating·shortage expected in · '78 Operatin g funds in th e Meigs l<lcal School District will run about $100,000 short in 1978, according to Charles Dowler, district s_uperintendent, given to the district board of education in regular session Thursday evening in the Meigs Junior High School. The boa rd adopt ed a general lund budget of $3,356,780 on a temporary · basis and will adopt a permanent budget by April . E ven ope rating at incl ude: Administ ration , needs. The board spent a con· salaries and wages, $107,501; in str ucti on, $1 ,993,068 ; siderable amount of tim e auxiliary agencies, $178,713 ; conferrin g with severa l operation of school plant, custodians and one secretary $11 2, 300 ; maint enan ce , at the meeting. The group , $18,000 ; special ser vices, employed on a 12-month $13,000; supplies, $152,014 ; basis, asked for clarification materials lor maintenance, of a policy on calamity days. $28,01 5; equipm e nt In the past, the discussion replacement , $5,971 ; contract brought out the employes and opeh ord er se rvice , were allowed the fiv e $104 ,440 ; fixed charges, calamity days, the same as $6'13,723; contingency fund, teachers, bus drivers and no appropriation ; capital cooks. There were sever a l lines of outlay, $25; general fund thinking of the matter by debt, $10. Dowler pointed out that the board members: Carol Pierce said these budget provides for no new bu ses although four are employes are hired on a 12needed. There are no funds month basis and he felt they set up for any other major should be on their jobs on the • a minimum level, the district will be short by about $100,000 in 1978, Dowler said. The board tllscussed possibilities of placing a tax levy before the voters, but took no action. The budget appropriations calamity days. Mrs. J ennifer Sheets and Virgil King felt these em· ployes - whom they com· mended lor doing a good job - should have the same benefit s as the other employes who are not on a 12· . I calamity days, but if they cannot get to work they are to phone the superintendent or administrative assistant. The boa rd added David Jen kins to th e substitute teachers list and accepted Steven Schneider as a tuition ll)onth basis; Mr.:; . Sheets said that she saw no r eason for the matter to come _lip in the first place since t hese etnployes in st udent . The closin g of schools three days this week due to weather was approved. Mildred Bailey , . fa culty past years have been given · member , was gi ven pe r ~ calamity days and since they mission to attend an FHA have been good about meeting at Buckeye Hills in checking their buildings to Nelsonville. see tha t all was in orde r on A report on recent vansuch days. dalism at the high school After the long discussion, showed losses of $8,040. the board voted that all 12· Th e board approved a lease month employes a re ex· bet ween it and Hershel pec ted on their iobs on (Continued on page )0) Ohio coal supplies critical ele ctric companies ·over - 40% OFF.. -+i.. - 1 REG. '198 RECLINER .................... SALE 1(49 Ohio Friday. January 13, 1978 , "But 1 wUJ say that there w.ere an awful lot. of people · individual and parlicular relationshill' with Mr . Park " he . J mentioned as having received things of substantial value from said. Mr. Park," said caputo who Is a member of the House Ethics , "And today we covered just about the entire spectrum of Conunittee. possible collaborators." · · "Members of Congress, members of the Senate...some very ,He said he will report his lindlhgs w the House Ethics substantial .amounts of money, meaningfUl amounts of Conunlttee. He said some of the information Park gave during mooey ... There were some who he denied having any relation- first day surprised even the Justice Department probers. ship with." "Certainly some of the amounts were quite surprising, and capuw - who attended both the morning and afternoon the period of time it went on," he said. grilling sessions -said prosecutors Paul R. Michel and John caput.> said he .thought an agrt:ement could be worked out T. Kotelly were pushing the quest ioning at a swift pace . for Park W return to the United States "to talk to congressional ·"!think this was a survey today. The plan of interrogation is committees, which is absolutely mandatory ," he said. American officials said the current questioning in Seoul will to cover roughly the entire spectrum at the outset, and then.go back and pick up -on a more textual hnqi q ('!'lf"'h fl.'l rt irt~l:lr last ~bout 10 days. There Is a lie detector installed in the e Pomeroy·~iddleport, United Press lntematli>nal according to contingency As the nationwide strike by plans filed with the Public the United Mine Workers Utilities Commission of Ohio. continues, concern by Ohio 's " We are watching the '319 rJANuARYCUARA~C~ 4 REG. '269 ROCK.O-LOUNGER ........ ... SALE 1209 . . '-· --------· JANUARY CUARANCf - Corduroy, Gaberdine, Cotton & Polyester - Sizes 4-6x, 7-14 - Regulars & Slims 40% OFF 1 -·---"---·----·----~"---·---+----JANUARY CLEARANCE DRESS SLACKS CARDIGANS & PULLOVERS ' ' !2 REG. 259 ROCK.Q.LOUNGER ........... SALE '1991 00 LimE GIRLS' l;,n ' 2 REG. '319 ROCK.(J-LOUNGER ........... SALE 1239 BOYS' FLANNEL PAJAMAS ~ Ch oose doub le kn it or pol y-cotton blend. · - Sizes 29 thr u 48 ! 1 REG. '209 OCCASIONAL CHAIR ......... SALE 1149 REG. •8.95 i ! ' LITTLE BOYS' SWEATt ..:s 11 REG. '246 OCCASIONAL CHAIR ........ . SALE '177 1 -· "-·-------·--11 JANUARY CUARANCE JANUARY CLEARANCE 1 1 REG. '149 PLATFOR!WI 'ROCKER .......... SALE '99 ~ REG. '39.95 ............ SALE '25.89 1 ~ lI 2 REG. '198 OCCASIONAL CHAIR .... ..... SALE '149 I . . · I' I SPORT ~coATS V-nec ks · c rew nec ks - belted . shawl collars - ves ts ·: ca rdigan s pull ove r s and turt le n·ecks . Sizes I 5-M- L-X L ' REG . 511 .95 ........... REG. $12.95 ... .... .. .. REG. 513.95 .. .. .. ..... REG . 514.95 .... . ...... REG. $15.95 ........... REG. 516.95 .... .. .... . REG . $17 .95 .... ....... ,_,_.._.,_.,, ,..., I MEN'S MEN'S SWEATERS DRESS SLACKS 4 kEG. '339 WAU-A.WAY..... .. ........... SALE '254 JANUARY CL.fARAN.CE JANUARY CLEARANCE MEN'S lf2 people." . Caput.> said he did not knowhow trUthful Park hod been. ' - S-M-L REG. '2,00 ................ SALE 99' Coat sweater~lzes 34th r u 48 .. · 1 REG. •z.so ............... sALE '1.25 REG. m.oo .. .... .. .. . sALEs 7.15 · 1 10 REG. '169 .SWIVEL ROCKER .. .. ........ SALE 119 II REG. ,3.00............... SALE '1.49 REG. m .oo ... ~ .. .. ... SALEs 7.80 REG: $7.95 ...... .. . .. .. SALE$.5.55 REG.$15 .0o .... .. .... . SALES 9.75 REG . m .5o . .... .. .. ... SALE ss.75 5 REG. 12490CCASIONAL CHAIR .. ...... . SALE ,188 1 REG. '3.50 .............. SALE '1.75 REG . s2o.oo .... .... .. . SALE 513.oo REG .S 16 .5o .. ..... .... sALESILS5 • I REG ,400 REG.S26 .oo ......... .. SALES16.90 REG . S19 .50 ...... ..... SALES13.65 REG , .. .. .... .. ..... SALE '1.99 REG.S34 .00 ........... SALES22.10 • • 1 1 298 ---------·---·~""' . OCCASIONAL CHAIR... .... ... SALE '199 t----------·~--+---··-· -·w· 1------·---· --· --- JANuAri• 1 Re~.· '309 WALL-A:WAY... .... ............ SALE '231 By J AMES KIM SEOUL, South Korea (UP!) - Korean millionaire Tongsun Park today save u.s. investigalors a lot of names of congressmen and Senalors linked to the Korean payoff scandal, a congressman who attended the opening questioning sessions said. Rep. Bruce caputo. R·N.Y., said he felt "disgrace" at hearlllf! about the cmduct of ranking American officials at the interrogation of the 4Z.year-old rice dealer . "We covered a lot of territory, a lot of names," Capulo said at the end of the thr~our afternoon session. "And Mr. Park had answers for all of them - different answers for different - POLYESTER OR ACETATE . Large group of assorted cosmetic s in c luding cologne , sprays , · cream perfumes, compacts, perfumes and powder . 1 2 REG. '254 WALL-A·WAY.. ................ SALE ,191 - Enfire stock of Van Hueseh, Golden Vee anCt Ca mpus dress sh irt s ~ Quian n a Nylon Sp lendor Knits, and Poly -cott on blends. - Neck Sizes U l ·l lhru 1711, sleeve lengths.· 20% OFF 30~ MEN'S VESTS COSMETIC SALE 1 REG. '219 WALL·A-WAY... ............... SALE '164 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Twin , Full, Queen & King Size . . Matching Drapes and Shams reduced 20 Pet also. SAVE NO REFUNDS. ,_jANUARY-CLEARA·--N·--C - E~-"·---r-J-WA_'N_u_A_R_Y-·c-u--A· -iiA"NcE'~-JANu'A-i--y-c·l.-r_A_R_A_N_C_E.... Our complete stock of Occasional Chairs, Swivel Rockers ,. Recliners, Rock -0 -Loungers, and Wall -A-Way Recliners . I ..._------------+--"·· ---·---------......,..·· JANUARY CL.fARANCE JANUARY CLEARANCE SAVE 20% ON ANY BEDSPREAD IN OUR STORE NO EXCHANGES - ' 20% OFF BEDSPREAD SALE ALL SALES FINAL - I - Twin , Full. Queen . or King Size. - Per ca le & Monti cell o - So lid s, pa s te ls & as s orted pri nt s . I .. I CHAIR SAL-E SHEET SALE I ' . dwindling -coal supplies mounis. The Ohio Department of Energy said Thursday "less and less" coal 1s moVing in ·Ohio. About 95 percent of . Ohio 's electricity is generated by burning coal. "Coal. is still moving in Ohio but ea':Jl W,~k )ess and less is movsng, sBJd Dave Zimmer, deputy director of the Ohio Department of Energ,r. " The strike is becommg more and more effective in the terms of shutting down the ~ributi~n. ?f coal." , The utilihes are droppmg in terms of supply but nobody is at the point yet that we "'.'"sider ~ be ~ucla!," said Zimmer. But m another 15 days or so we are going to have some utilities droppmg below the 50 day supply point." .. ' When an electric utility goes below the 50 day supply mark, it imposes in-house con servation methods to cut down on the use of coal. ... a 67 day supply on hand. " We are wa tching" the situation closely ," said Dave Peoppelmeir , an Ohio Edison situation very "closely," said Zimmer, "I would say we are concerned. '' . Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. Thursday became the first Ohio utility to publicly describe . the problems that the UMW ' strike is causing. Columbus & Southern in · announcing resumptio~ oi service following a power cutback due to frozen coal said the immetllate proble~ (acing electric utilties is the coal strike. " While the earlier pretllctions of snow could cause problems, a larger concern remains with regard to the UMW. strike," said C&SOE spokesman Bob Jones. "The diminishing coal supplies and the lack of fresh coal will result in a resumption of strong conservation requests if the strike is prolonged." Jones said the utility has a 63 day supply on hand and is not receiving any coal mined by non-UMW sources. Ohio Edison Co. said it had spokesman . " We are receiving some non ·union S.Q,al but very little from what it was three weeks ago." Peoppelinetr said when the utility 'reaches 50 day supply it will begin conservation efforts within the company. ''At 40 days we \\'ill make public appea)s to all a customers to conse rve electricity through which we hope to reduce consumption by 25 percent," he said. "At 30 days we will begin asking customers for further reductions and suggest addi· tional action by minimizing work schedules, the closing of public buildings and the elimination of some retail operations whereve r '"W · ~~m~ · Kaiser workers return RAVENSWOOD, W. Va. Everybody - except 44 who were fired - is back to work at Kaiser Aiumlnum and the operation is smooth as of midmorning today. Wa rren Cooper, mana ger public affairs ·midwestern district of the corporation , Said that the 44 were fired for "instigating and par-tidpating in an illegal strike wood Works." L. J . McAdams, works manager lor the company, is proceedin~ Immediately to sue Local 5668 of the United Steel workers of America in the U. S. district court lor the southern district of West Virginia. Cooper said that a money figure had not been ~""'·""""~Y IN~;~<:Y·"':':~,:~i';~n;i;i~ • '· • • · · .,, ' All the utilities have at Kaiser Aluminum Ravens- ' ''•~ :~·,~~~-· "! dnn 't think we are getting to the P,int yet where s imilar contingency plans we are overJy concerned, " said Zumbrunn . "But in with some var iations . Dua ne · Zumbr unn , . a !lhoiher month is will get tD spokesman for Ohio Power that point." Frank Huda cek, a Co., said that utility had a 70 day supply of coal on hand . spokesman fo r Cleveland Electric. Illuminating, Said CEI bad a 70 day supply of coal on hand. " We have stockpiled a lot of coal and we are using it," Hudacek said. Aspokesman for Cincinnati Gas & Electric ·eo. said the utility had 73 days worth of coal on tiand and is not (X)ssible .'' armounced. By United Preu lnternaUoniil ' A NEW SNOWFALL BLANKETED MUCH OF OillO overnight and travelers advlsorlt;S were out today for all areas of the Buckeye State. All of Ohio's major electric utilities had resumed normal service by Thur~y following power cutbacks caused by frozen coal suppUes. The National Weather Service said Ught 111ow fell throughout the night With one to two inches of new snow reported in most areas. Roadways which were·still hazardous from the last storm bad a ne,wcoverof snow early today, the Weather Service said. CAIRO, EGYPT - ISRAEIJ DEFENSE Minister Ezer Welzman is returning lo Israel for consultations aimed at lreaking a negotiating deadlock with Egypt over settlements in the Sinal Peninsula. WelJ:man was scheduled to Dy back 1o Jerusalem today for talks with his goverrunent, but he was leaving behind part of the Israeli team l~d by Maj. Gen. Avr~ Tamir . , The Issue of the settlements as well as the larger question o( Israel's security needa have proved the most dlf!lcult problem for a joint 16inan eommlttee, which began talks in C8iro Wednesday. ilut Weizn!an and Egyptian War Minister Gen. Mohammed Gamassy both said that despite the deadlock the two COIDIIries would contin!le their negotiations until a solution is found . , HELENA,MONT. - SEN.lEEMETCALF,O.Mont., wbo spent 25 years in Congress and long championed conservation meaaurea, Including the recent liflht to enact slrlp-mlnins leglllatlc!n, was found dead Thursday in his apatiment. He was -NEW ·TROOPER _ Lt. Ernest Wigglesworth, commaoder of the GalltaMeigs Post Stale Highway Patrol bas welcomed a new addition to hls slafl, Trooper Robert s. Justus. Justus, a former resideot of Columbus had been at tbe Xeola Post• .He. ;1 , .a seven year veterao of the Ohio Highway Patrol. Justus' wife, Marllyno, Is · lrom !be Gallla Couoty area. They · have two cblldreo. Weather , . , . President Carter said MetcaH's death "stills a voice that had long spoken up for preserving the great wilderness areas of lhla CO\Ditry." MetcaU, 66, who ha'd been suffering from · a heart coildltlon for 110me lime, died In his sleep. His body was foood Thlll'aday by his 11011, Jerry. Snow .,flurries and cold tonight,' lows In the teens. Windy with . snow again Saturday, hlgbs In the low 20s. Probability of precipitation 90 perce nt ·today, 80 percent tonight, 70 · · percent Saturday. · FEDERAL MEDIATORS EXPECTED NEGOTIATIONS to resume today between the striklnl! United Mine Workers and the bltuminoua coal Industry following a three-hour bargalnlq aeu1on Thursday - the lint in n-ly two weelt.t. Sowcea 1181d UMW Presldel!t· Arnold Miller re-entered the (Continued on (lilt 10) CLOSING MONDAY The Meigs Veterans Service Office, Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, will be closed all day Monday in obaervance of Martin Luther King Day. 86. receiving a ny new coal. The two utilities in the best sha pe appear to be Toledo Edison arid Dayton Power & Light Co. Roger Buehrer , a spokesman for Toledo Edison, said the utility had a 95day supply of coal'oh hand . " We're coriCern ed of Two districts let school out early Thursday course," said Buehrer-. "But we feel that with a three months supply on hand we Two of Meigs County's are in pretty good shape." thre e school dist ri cts Don Speyer; a spokesman ' dismissed ea rl y Th ursday for D~yton Power & Light, due to statewide snow storm said D1.'&L had an 86 day of warnings. supply' of coal. South ern Loca I Schools "We are in pretty decent shape/ ' said Speyer . "We dismissed about 12: 30 p.m. have gotten some coal from and schools of the Meigs mines that are not Local District closed two · represented by the United hours early. Completing a full day of classes were schools of Mine Workers. "But the supply Is going the Eastern Local District. down," he said. ' ~The big Officials indicated they were question mark is how long the unable to learn any accurate information on whe n t he strike is going to last." stonn would hit the county. District Judge John Copenhaver iss ued a restraining order Wednesday which the 3,000 hourly workers at first ignored . However , some of the mid· night shift was back on the job, and " good lull shifts" were working today, ac'cording to Cooper. There are 3,800 employes at Kaiser's Ravenswood Works, The Meigs Co unty including salaried people, Emergency Medical Service who kept pot Unes going trUstees continued in~ during the wildcat strike. te rviewing of candidates In its r equest for the restraining order the com· Wednesday night for the position of coordinator·of the ~n Y said it will suffer a 2 MCEMS;... ,075 loss each day the They will meet again strike continues. The walkout began Friday evening to complete following a dispute over a the interview sessions and work assignment order at the conduct other business at the Pomeroy Fire Station. They Ravenswood works. The dispute flared Tuesday will have a special meetlOg night following an argument later with the board of county over a work assignment that commissioners to name the resulted in the thr~ay coordinator. Duties of the coordinator suspension of a union com· mitteeman. Local 5668 , include responsibility for all President Richard Hovatter finance ofthe five •quads \II of Middleport had urged the the county, for all vehicles and equiplllent, training and striking workers to return to clerical dulles. their jobs. Seven applications were received for the position CLUBTOMEE't which pays between $8,000 The Meigs County Better and $10,000 a year . Livestock Beef HI Club wlll hold Its first meeting Thursday evening, Jan. 19 at 7 p.m. BANKS TO CUJSE in the Extension ·office. All banks in Meigs County Everyone with steer projects wilr be closed Monday In or wishing to tak~ ·a breeding observance of Martin Luther project m 1978 is inylted. King Day. lnteroiewing by trustees is continuing .. SHOPPERS OUT IN FORCE - Thursday's "warmer" wea ther coupled with a storm watch brought out grocery shoppers Thursday afternoon and evening. Shopping carL• were well filled as residents. apparently fear ing a new snow storm, stocked up . This photo was taken at one of the checkout lanes at the Kroger Store in Pomeroy. Meantime·, water servlce Was restored to residents of upper Mid dleport when repair work lo a ma in line which bro ke W ~ d nes d ay morning wa s completed before noon on Th ursday. EXTEN DED FOREC AST S und ay thr o u g h Tuesday, windy and very cold, with periods of snow Hurries ur snow squa ll ~!! through the period. Also fr eque nt periods of bloWing aod drifting snow Sundu y and Monday. lllghs wilt range from the upper teens to the upper 20s and tows from five to 15. Zwilling is president of fire fighters SYRAC USE Troy Zwlll ing is the new presi dent uf the Sy ra C'lJSe F ire Depa rt nient and Oris Hubbard is fire chief of its emergency squad. Other officers elected in' the :;:::::;:::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:; fi re departmen t Thursday night were Dave Sm ith, vi ce pres iden t ; Mike Smith, secretary : Debbie Triplett, treas urer, and Oris Hubbard. Harrah is mayor of Vandalia William Harrah, son of Mr . tmd Mrs. Basil Hurrah of Ma son , W. Va ., electe d mayor of Va ndalia , Ohlo, on Ja nuary '3, is a graduate of Wahama High School. He has lived in Vanda lia 18 years an d was elected by his fellow OPENINGS REMA,IN council members to serve as There are still openings lor mayor for the last two years a free cervical cancer clinic of a four year tenn on city for Meigs area women to be council. Vandalia i• a •uburb held Wednesday all day at · of Dayton. Heath Unit ed Methodist Mayor Harrah .resides at , Church in Middleport. 933 Pool Ave. with his wife , Women wishing ·an appo lnt~ the fo rmer Norma Scholl men! are to call 992-7531 dsughter of Ottie Scholl of• during the day or 992-5832 in Pomeroy, and his two the evenings or weekend. da ughters, Rebecca and Brenda . Harrah, who served three years on Plann ing OSHIMA SHAKEN Commissi o,n befo re bei ng ' 'I'OKYO (UP! ) - A fairly strong eart hqu ake shOo k elected to council in 1975, is Oshima Island off Tokyo Bay construction coordinator for tonight but there were no Brown & Head & Associates, reports of ca.sualties or Architects of Dayton. damage, the Meteorological Agency reported. The agency said the quake's center was located near the Island. The · tremor registered 3 on the The Righi Rev. Arthur J a panese scale of 7·. Anton Dongel, Bishop of West Missouri, on Dec. 18 ordained Richard Bradford Elberfeld. GAME CANCELLED The Ironton·Melgs basket· Jr .. to the Sacred Order of ball game planned lor tonight Priests at St . Peters has been cancelled. An an· Episcopal Church in Kansas nouncement for a ·make up City, Mo. Atte ndin g the ce remony ~te will ~ made later. reporter . Clyde Triplett was elected rlre c hi ef, E bcr Pi kcns , assistant chi ef, Dave Smith , chapaln, and Mike Smith , Lt. Ralph Lavender was elected assistant emergency chief, and Eber P'ickens, captain. SU ITS •' ILED As uit to quiet title was fli ed by Bobby J. Rupe and Karen K. Rupe, Pomeroy against Arthur Genheimer, address unknown. et al in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. H k. V II k oc mg , a ey Ban ; Ath ens, fil ed a · suit for $5,~ 2 .88 agamst Charles E. Stout , Rt. I, Albany, et a!. HILO TEMPS NEW YORK (UPI ) - The highest temperature reported Thursday to the National Weather Service, excl uding Alaska and Hawaii, was 76 degrees at Key West, Fla. Today's low was 16 degrees helow zero at Caribou, Maine. Elberfeld ordained as priest .~ • were Mr. and Mrs. !Wbert "w. Elberfeld, Cincinnati; Mls8 eatherine An n Elberfeld, Hamilton, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lackele and Mark of Gainesville, Ga. Father Elberfeld is a grandson of the lat e. Alfred Elberf eld of Pomeroy. .. �3-l'he DaUy Sentinel M1ddleoort Pomeroy 0 Fnday Jan 13 1978 2- The Dally Sentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday Jan 13 1978 Ga U. S. protests red forces in Africa By WESLEY G PIPPERT WASHINGTON (UP! ) The Umted States has protested to the SOv et Umon 111 very strong terms lhe RusSJ.an mtervenllon m t he dispute between Elhiop a and Somalia.m the Horn of Afnca PreSident Carter says Carter Wid hiS 23rd forma l news conference Thursday that North Atlanllc allies especially France the M1ddle East countr1es and lnd1a share the U S concern about the Sov et s unwarranted 111volvement 111 Afr1ca The war beean ustng River purity watch underwa By ROBERT SANGEORGE CINCINNATI (UPI) Act111g to quell public fears about the safety of Oh o R1ver drmkmg water an env ronmental watchdog agen~y has established an early warnmg system to detect certa n tox:tc chenucals tn the waterway Ha1led by some env ronmentahsts as the dawn of a new era for the Oh10 R ver the Early Orgarucs Detect on System began operaUng Thursday as sc ent1sts of the OhiO R1ver Valley Water SanitatiOn Comm1ss on started rece1vmg data from three key mon tor111g stations The ORSANCO system 1s des gned tn prov1de fast detailed Informal on about the presence of pmsonous organ1c chemicals many of which are believed to be cancer~ausmg The establishment of the early warning setup means the Ohio R1ver •s the most Glncmnat w1ll rev1ew data from momtor111g stations at the mun1c1pal waterworks of Pittsburgh Clnc111nati and Louisville Ky The first phase of the early warrung system will then begm w th addit onal stat ons at Portsmouth Ohio Wheeling W Va Huntingtnn W Va and on the Kanawha R1ver m West Vll'gmia Environmental admm strators along the Oh1o River began push111g for creation of such a surveillance system after a maJor carbon tetrachloride spill was found tn the river a year ago The mc1dent which was followed by several smaller spills reduced public confidence m the safety of dr10k1ng water from the Ohio Weaver sa1d But the ORSANCO director stressed the system has sub ;tan\lal lun taboos It s a good start What we have on the r1ver s a screemng mecharusm that Will a11empt to determme changes in the water But we defmltely don t want the public to th111k this IS a panacea It w1ll not detect all orgarucs only a certa111 nwnber SoVIet weapons and now they are slnpp10g large quantities of weapons some men and they are al110 dispatching Cubans mto Ethiopia to become perhaps combatants themselves Caner sa1d We have expressed our concern tn the SoVIets 111 very strong terms It IS known the Soviets and the Cubans each have about I 000 technicians and military adviSers 111 the Horn It also Is known the White House sees the problem as twofold- the Soviet buildup and the Michigan deer prefers to ride and keep wann TAWAS Cfl Y M1Ch (UP!) - Somewhere deep m the Huron National Forest IS a deer that would rather rule than walk Newell Jensen said he was driving tn work In his compact car early Thursday when a !50-pound buck meandered out of the forest and bwnped mtn the door of hiS vehicle Jensen 21 stopped and got out tn examme the anunal for Injuries when the deer stood up climbed through the open car door and crawled under the seat Slightly flustered and 111 a hurry to get to work Jensen telephoned the Josco County Sheriff s Department Deputy Charles Bublitz 23 responded to the call with his partner and while they mulled over the Situation with Jensen the deer Jumped out of the car wandered around and then climbed hack m The deputies coaxed the deer out of Jensen s Gremlin and 10tn their patrol car where the aruma! aettled down comfortably 10 the back seat He seemed to want tn be wherever 1! was warm Bublitz sa d We turned the heater on full blast The deputies took the deer to the police statiOn and later drove 11 ahout 12 miles out of tnwn tn the national forest He got out looked around and ran off S81d Bublitz It was all pretty we~rd I hope nobody hils a cow Conference date set The Jumor Amer can hosted by the Jun ors of the Leg on Conference for Drew Webster Post 39 un1t 10 the Uruted States U S D stnct 8 w II be beld n and tlm1r leader Mrs Veda EPA Deputy Admm1strator Pomeroy on April IS John White sa d Thursday Dav s Paula Kloes E ghth The cooference will be D stnct president w1ll Were (the EPA ) looking at th1s system as a prototype pres1de Currently conun t for the poss ble creauon of tees are be ng orgamzed by other such momtonng Mrs Dav s and Mrs Grace PARTY HOSTED The system uses an operations on other r \ ers electronic dev1ce called a gas Mr and Mrs James Pratt the dtstnct Jumor ac White added tlvtlles chairman Par chromatngraph to check for Carpenter and son Jay ORSANCO an e ght-state levels of toXIC chenucals 111 entertamed the day after Uc1pa[ ng m the program w1ll agency which conducts re the r ver The machme New Years wtth a d1nner par be Pam Powers Department search and adv1ses state and operates maudy as a warrung ty Their guests were Mr and of Ohio v1ce pres1dent and fed era l environmental signal wh1ch w1ll send Mrs Bruce May and M1ke Mrs Maqor1e Goett second off c als will supervise the sc enlists into actwn to Homer Parker Rutland Mr member of the Deparlmenl of Oh10 system which perform a preCise analySis of and Mrs Greg McCall Ohio JUmor activit es com ultunately IVIlllJecome an 11 water content Athens Mr and Mrs W lson nuttee station surve llance network Weaver noted the seven Carpenter Pomeroy and operatmg round-the<lock statiOns contributing data 111 Mr and Mrs Howard The start of thiS system the system s first phase will Parker April and Aaron ENJOY GUESTS means a great deal sa1d operate only on weekdays Chester Mr and Mrs David White Leo Weaver ORSANCO and won t provide the degree Kirk and Tammy Tampa execu tlv e dtrector o f comprehe nsive Fla spent the holidays here Mon1lortng ts not a total nformatlon researchers me ellng of ORSANCO w lh her mother Mrs Ed th answer lo the problems of " ould I ke to have But mark10g the 30th anruversary King and Mabel Mrs While OhiO River pollution but t IS ORSANCO hopes to have the of the agency ORSANCO IS the fm ner Donna King one part of the total answer larger 24 hour operation member states are Ohio Jommg the fanuly for dinner Durmg a stx week est a bhshed by the end of 1978 Pennsylvama Kentucky were Mr and Mrs B1U Wm shakedown of the The Inauguration of the West V1rgm1a Indiana don and Patr1c1a Chester operat on researchers at early warn111g system was ffimo s V rgm•a and New Mr and Mrs Harry Leonard ORSANCO headquarters 111 the highlight of the IOOth York of Millwood W Va Mr and Mrs Charles Kmg of Mound sv11leW Va also spent a day here v1s1t ng closely rr omtored waterway East braces for new storm United P(ess Internallonal W111ter converted the land of cotton mto an 1cy mess tnday and Easterners braced for the full fury of the storm that k lied at least a dozen people 111 a romp through the Sonth and Midwest 1'hll ce sleet and snow storm charged through Alabama Georg1a and the Garol10as Thursday laymg a glaze on highways that paralyzed most traffic and caused nwnerous accidents The weather spooked thousands of Atlantans mto a rWl on supermarkets A couple of stores are reportmg they re as busy as cats on a hot tm roof said Ted Sunmons of Coloma! stores In the Ohio Valley the storm dwnped several 111ches of new snow keepmg millions of employers and employees at home and to the delight of kids hauling out the new UirlSlmas sleds clos10g thousands of schools At least 12 deaths were attributed to the two.<Jayo()Jd storm that grew m West Texas and headed for a weekend sweep through the Northeast Alabama and Oklahoma recorded three deatbs each Arkansas two 111E DAILY SENTINEl. DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIGs-MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHIU. Exec: Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH City EdUo Publi.'!hl'!d da y excep Saturday by TIM! Ohio Valley PubllshUl!! Compeny Mu limedla nc II Court St Pomeroy Ohio 45769 BusLneSs Off ~ Phone W2 2156 Editonal Phone m 21~7 Seeood class postage pa d a Pomeroy Ohio National advertasing rep esen !alive Wa d Griff h Company Inc Bo tine li and G.a l.aghe D ~7 Third A e New Yo k NY 00 7 Sut.mpuon rates De e ed by t21Tlfr where availa~ 75 cent.s pe wed By Motor Route Where carr e .emct DOt available One month SU 5 By ma m Ohio and W Va Jll:lll! YM 122 00 Sa monlhJ 111.511: Th ee mon hs 17 00 ~ S2li 00 yea Su months tlS.Jf Th ee mon hs $7 50 lnclude~r Sunday =:-ICe Nelson called fir e LouiSiana and Illmo1s one ,ilepartment scuba d1vers who In 1970 B1afra surrendered swam 20 feet to save two each lo N1gena endmg a mvil war German shepherds The Factories closed for the day m the Afr1can nation other two dogs drowned m Hernando and Senatnb1a M1ss All freeways 1n B rmmgham Ala were by mult~-car blo cke d acc1dents Oklahoma C1ty reported more than 400 wrecks m the first hours of By KENNETH R CLARK the storm and Memphis recorded more than 200 United Press international A bus overturned on an cy 20S ROAR AGAIN The flavor was IIJO.proof proh1b1tion and turnpike near Chandler free booze flowed by the gallon Thursday mght for reporters Okla 1111ur111g several of the and celebrities at a preVIew of the grandJesurrection of New 22 passengers A Braniff 727 York City s Cotton Club The old Cottnn Club nourished 10 Jet sk•dded on an 1cy Harlem as the nation s foremost speakeasy m bathtub g111 Memphis runway but none of days and the new one IS an exact reflection of the era s art the 11 passengers and seven deco mter10r The champ oo the bandstand was Cab Calloway crew members was hurt and he posed for pictures With another champ m the aud1ence The Natwnal Weather Muhammad Ali - there w th wife Veronica -gave him a bear SerVIce today posted wtnter hug then spent the rest of the everung table-lloppllll!-ID a waD storm warrungs for South to wall crowd ( Carolina Kentucky and V1rg1ma A heavy snow STORMY PARTY Wh le hundreds demonstrated outside warnmg was 1ssued for North the New York HUlon agamst her VISit to the U01ted States Carol10a and lower Michigan Empress Farah of Iran was guest of honor Thursday mght at a States east of the dinner sponsored by the Asia Society Among those attending Appalachians were put on were Lady Bird Johnson former Secretary of State Henry watch for the arriVal of the Kissinger and former Vice President Nelson RockefeUer SIX nasty weather system men and two women were arrested when they entered the hotel Elsewhere seasonal gusty lobby wmds h1t the Pac1f1c Northwest coast and blowmg X RATED Disco star Grace Jones got a show of her own snow pelted the mountams Thursday followmg her performa,nce 111 New Haven Conn and northw'ls!em plateau of When she returned to her hotel room she found 11 had been Colorado An avalanche 111vaded by an amorous couple who apparently got Ute room warnmg was posted for a kev from a prevwus tenant They were arrested portwn of the northern Colorado mountainS NO WISECRACKS A plumber 1n Solpbu.r La may be m In Mrune reSidents kept trouble w th the Better Bus111ess Bureau A disgruntled wary eyes oo huge 1ce J81llS customer complruned he charged her $77 75 tn fiX her backed on the Androscoggin up tnilet but d•dn t do the job And she wants no WISecracks m Kennebec and PiscataquiS connection IVIth the case about her name which happens tn be R vers The floodwaters Catherine Out,bouse behind the jams receded somewhat Thursday but off• QUOTE OF THE DAY Stella Parton - DoUy Parton s e~als were unable to break up Sister on Billy C.rter s assertion 10 a Playg~rl magazine the 1ce A truck dnver 10tei'VIew that her 111ferwrity complex IS worse than hiS own traveling a nare~IJ1ed route because Stella s Oat-<:hested At least my situation can be along one r1ver descnbed the remedied but whoever heard of silicone for the bram? lr1p as a hellaciOUS rught mare GUIIIPSES CaroliDe Kenaedy IS on the fugitive list In New As up tn three mches of York where police hold a warrant for her arrest charging she snow powdered the Ch cago failed to appear on a speedinl! ticket received last summer area postal employe Nelson when she was caught do111g 80 mph m a 5$-mph zone Belle Browri Jr took SICk leave to Mldler will be appearing at New York s Copacabana through cope IVIth the flu but spent the Jan 22 Doug HeDDing the mag CIBn who staged the afternoon try10g to help Broadway hit 'The Mag1c Show has married Bart.re rescue four dogs that feU DeAngeliJ in l<Js Angeles Shelley WIDten is In Los Angeles through the •ce mtn the fr~gld rehearsing 'The Effect of Ganuna Rays on MaiHn-the-Moon waters of Lake Michigan Mar~golds and M ss ss1ppl 1exas peopletalk " ' Afncan ISSUe of 12rntorlal 111tegnty Carter also said -He believes Coogress will pass an energy bill acceptable tn me and the country very early In the new seSSion which lllarts next week Both the preSident and Energy Secretary James Schlesinger have spoken tn Sen Henry M Jack110n [). Wash leadmg Senate conferee on energy who told them he IS deternuned tn break the Senate deadlock on natural gas JlriCing - UntU an energy bill IS paSsed the uncerta111ty over 1t and present excessive imports will contribute Ill the deleterious effects of mcreasmg 1nterest rates unstead111ess of the dollar abroad and uncertamty 111 the stock market at home -Rep Joshua Eilberg [). Pa reportedly under mveshgahon by US Attorney David Marston called Carter to ask that the process of f10ding a successor be expedited Carter sa1d he wants to make sure a superb person IS p1cked tn succeed Marston - A substantial tax reduc tioo IS needed 10 1978 IVIth the Intention of compensating for the 10crease 111 Social Security deductions keepmg the economy mov111g strongly and compensatmg for the effects of inflation The Umted States believes 20 Israeli settlements m Sma• plus those on the West Bank are Illegal and contravene Geneva Conference deciSions But Carter repeated 11 was not for hun tn dictate the specifics of a Middle East settlement I think that 1! IS best for us just tn add our good off1ces when we can support both men (Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Pr me Mlmster Menahem Begm) as they go to the negoha tmg table Carter S81d 12 13 5 3c NOT CE DF APPOINTMENT case No nan Estate of Samuel 0 Stout Deceased No ce she eby g ven hat Be y Mar e S ou of Route 2 A bany Oh o has been du v appo n ed Adm nsf & x of he Esta e of Samue 0 Stou deceased a e of Me gs Coun y Oh o Cred tors are equ red o e he c a ms w th sa d due ary w th n t hree mon hs Da ed h s 30th day of Decembe 1977 Mann ng 0 Webster Judoe ' 3 20 3 c pol s road to he wut ne of 11 ot of land formerly deeded by Jesse Pege to Samuel Page thence South on sa d I ne and a on!l the East 5 de of he road to the Northeast co ner of a lot of end deeded by me to Mar n Rupe hence West about wen v one rods o the 1 ne between sec on-s twenty ti ee and se\len een thence North a ono u d ne to the pace of beg nn ng con a n ng some two ecres mo e or ess and s a pa of Sec ons No Seven een ( 7 Town (1) Seven Range Numbe Four e•n 14) n the Oh o Comp11nv s Purt:hase PARCEL NO J Beg nn ng h r v rods South fro., the North East corner ol he Sou h Eu Qu.!lrter of Sect Ofl No Twenty th ee own Selo'en Range Fourteen of he Oh o Company s Purchase hence West se ... en y rods hence South about h y ods to L S Townsend s and thence Eas seven y rods to the East ne of sa d Sect on wer~ty h ee 11ence Nor h a ong sa d East ne h v rods to he p ace of beg nn ng conta n ng hr een and one e ghth ac es mo eo ess save and excep s x ac es off he w.est s de of sa d tract of and now owned by A M Reeves PARCEL NO Ill A so anothe o o parce of and beg nn ng a he Sou heas co ne of he ab9ve descr bed o thence east abou seventeen ods o o he S a e oad as now tra\o'e ed hence Northward y along S ate road abou h r y one ods and fteen and one ha t nks or o Coumba Down ng s South ne hence Wes a ong sa d Down ng s Youth ne abou wenty rods o to he E~s ne of sa d hence Sect on twen y h ee Sou h a ong sa d Eas ne abou th rt y rods o the place of beg nn ng conta n no three acres and s x y tou rods be ng so much ot Sec t on seventeen n own se ... en ange tou teen n he Oh o Company s Pu hase The amoun conveyed by h s deed bt. ng en acres and e ghW four ods more or less Reference Deed vo 201 Page 67 Me os Coun y De ed Records The fo ow ng descr bed ea es a e s uated n Sc p o Townsh p Me gs Coun y and Sta t e o Oh o to w Beg nn ng a he N E corne of a 5 f ve ac e o of and now owned by A M Reeves unn ng sou h a ono eas ne of sa d Lot 34 rods and 6 nks thence east 4 ods and 6 3 6 nks h!n ce north 3ol ods and 6 nks hence west 4 ods and 5 3 5 nks o the pace of beg nn ng con an ng 1 acre w h ght of way th ougt} ands now owned by Wm C Reeves hers and Lor:\a Reeves to pub c h gh wav The abo11e descr bed 1 ac e es n Sec t on 23 Town 7 Range 4 of the Oh o Company s Pu chase Reference Oeed Vo 22 Pa ge 33 Me gs Coun v Deed Records and he demand s tha he ea es ate be pa I oned and ordered so bu f sa d rea es a e canno be par t oned hen the r ghts nteres and ens o a the par es he eo may be u y de e m ne d ad us ed and p o ec ed ha the prope t es be so d and proceeds d s bu ed that he Defendants or he r he rs dev sees ega tees execu.tors adm n s a o s spouses or ass gns be requ red to set up and a ege he nature of he r c a m n he ea est a e he en descr be d or be fo ever ba ed from dong same hat t t e to he p opert es be qu eted hat a owance be made for a o neys fees and fo he P a n ffs cost here n and for such o her e ef aS the P a n fs may be en t t ed You are requ ed to answ er he Comp an w th n twent y e gh days a ter the as pub ca on of h s not ce wh ch w be publ shed once each week for s x success ve weeks and he ast pub ca on w be made on February 1 978 n case of your fa ure to answer or otherw se respond as pe m tied by he Oh o Rues of C v Proced u e w h n the me stated iudg men by defau t w be endered aga nsf you for the e ef demanded n he Comp ant LARRY E SPENCER By M.a ene Ha son CLERK OF COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ME GS COUNTY QH 0 Me gs County Cou hOuse Pomeroy Oh o 45769 13 20 27 2 3 10 E•tra He p s years or more seor't' ce S3 13 per hour ' yu to s vu s serv cr $2 99 per hour Less than 1 year serv ce 12 8.5 per hour Meehan c SJ •• per hour Cemetery 5 years or more serv ce 'J 3 per hour 1 to 5 veers serv c:e S2 99 per hovr Less than 1 ye•r service S2 15 per hour Relief 0 spatcher n 57 p~ hour Sw mm ng ns ucto S3 00 pe hour custod an .50 pe monm h A e•tra hours for hour v employees w 1 be at the hou y ate SEC That sec e a a c er ca and o bookkeep no record keep ng hou y l!!m p ovees be em p oyed a e max mum of 35 hours pe week except for an eme gency hat ~a ar se sad eme gency of ex ra hou s o be approved by Counc SECT ON the fo ow no are he eby dec a ed as ega ho days fo he emp oyees o the v age ot M dd eport New Yea s Oay Memo a Day ndependence Day Labor Day Thanksg v ng Day Chr stmas Day SEC v That sad satar es w I be n e feet retroact ve o J$nua y 1978 SEC V Each fu t me emp oyee of the V age she be en ted to s ck eave n he amount ot one and one ou h (1 days per mon h and Sha be en ted to accrue sa t1 s ck eave up to one hundred twe nty 20 days SEC v Each t u 1 me emp oyee o f t he V age nc ud ng ull me hour v at• emp oyees sha be en t ed du ng each year after the t st vea o wo weeks \lata on exc ud ng ega ho days w h pay Emp oyees w h f fteen or more years se v ce sha be ent t ed o hree weeks vacat on w th pay eech year SEC V Each employee o the V age en fled o vaca on sha use the vacat on me n he year of en t em en or sha be pa d tor any unused po on vacat on at her p eva no wage ate at the t me of payment fat he end of any vea any such emp oyee has an accrued and unused vacat on me he C e k sha make payment to he em p oyee for such unused t me w ttl n 1'1 r y days 30 after he end ot the vaca on year Vaca on yea sha mean each 2 months per od o ow ng the t st fu y'ea of employment SEC V TtJa a group hosp a and med cal n surance plan be prov ded for a em p oyees of the V age o M dd eport who e ect n w I ng to part c pate n he same and hat he p em urns he ef o be pad by theV age up o the amoun of he p em um Quoted for he p esen cont ac SEC X Ttta all em p oyees des r no o par .; pate n he p an sha e an e ect on w th he C erk w h n ten days at e he effect ve date of h s or d nance SEC X Tha sa arled em p oyees who do no e ec ed o par c pate be pa d an ex a S40 00 per month n add t on to the p esen sa ary sche du e and hose em p oyees pa d on an hour v bas s who do no e ec o pa t c p!!lte n the nsurance p en be pa d !!In add tonal 20c pe hou Any emp oyee may a any I me e ec ow hdraw om the p an and n such even such elect on to w th d awa shal kew se be t ed n w t no w h he C erk Any emp oyee who e ects not to part c pate n the pan may e a subse~uen e ec on o par c pe e and f accep ab e o the nsurance com pany on a non rated bass then suet] employee rnay become a p~r c pant n he p an Upon pa c on n he p an the add t on a com pensat on sha be ca nce ed L kew se any em ployee who pa t cpa es n he pan may f e an e ec on ow thdraw from the plan n wh ch event h s wages or sa ary as he case may be sha be ad u sted as prov ded n h s paragraph sec X A Ord nances n canf ct w th h s Ord nance a e hereby epea ed SEC X T h s Ordnance sha take effect and be n fo ce from and afte January 1 978 Passed he 9th day of J anuary 978 vea uo r,a 7 6 A es N THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OFME GSCOUNTY OH 0 EDNA MAE REEVES ET AL P a nt fh " FLORA MAY D KON ET AL Defendants REEVES No 16 U9 - NOT CE BY PUBLICATIONTO The unknown hers dev sees egatees execu o s adm n s a o s spouses and ass gns of A M Ree.,es Mary E en Reewes Bor ng Ma Sha 0 ve Reeves Jane E eano Bor ng Sanders Emma E een Reeves W am N cholas Reeves E don W nf eo Reeves E zabe h Reeves v o e on a Reeves and He en E teen Reeves P a nt ffs have brough h s ac on nam no you as one of the Defendan s n the above court by f ng the Com p a nt on Decem be 9 977 The ob ect of he Com pla nt s o pa t on the fo low ng desc bed eal esta e S tua ed n Sc p o Town sh P n he Covn y of Me gs aod Sta e of Oh o to w PARCEL NO I Be ng n he Sou heas Quarte of Sec on No 23 Team No 7 Range No 4 of he 0 P and bounded as fo ows'j Beg nn ng 30 ods Sou h of he Northeas cone of sad quarter Sect on and -40 rods and 22 I nks West of he East ne of sa d (luarter sec on he nce 1> Wes 23 rods and 3 nks 2-J Sou h 34 rods and 6 nks (3 East 23 rods and 3 nks 14) No h 3-4 ods and 16 nks to he pace of beg n n 1'19 conta n ng F ve 5) ac es w h gh of way t om h s land through ands now owned by Wm C Reeves and l!ona Reeves o the publ c h Qhway PARCEL NO 2 Beolnn ng n the ne between Sect on No Twenty h ee (23} and Seven een ( 17) af the South west corne of a ot or and forme y deeded by Jesse Page o John Page thence Eas wenty one rods to the East s de ~~ the Athens and c (I Gene Gra C erk e M L. Ke y P es den of Counc I 3 20 2tc ORO NANCE NO 1061 78 An Ordnance to establ sh VI age Jobs and W•ge Rates and &stlbllsh ng legal ho days vacat ons and sick eave ee orda ned by he Counc ot he v age of M ddlepo t es follows Sec That the fol ow ng wage sea e s hereby adopted o emp oyees of the V lage o M dd epo Ch ef of Po ce $731 00 per month Regular Pa roman 5 years or mo e serv ce SJ 30 per hour 1 year to 5 years serv ce S3 5 per hour Less than year serv ce S3 00 pe hour Extra Po ce S295perhour Street Em p oyees 5 years of more serv ce S3 3 per hOur 1 year to 5 years serv ce S2 99 per hOur Less than vear serv ce S2 85 per hour Poo & Park D ec or S-40-4 25 per mon h L feguards Sl 50 per hour Secre ary to Mayo SJ o1 oo per month Ew.tra Cerca Hep $297 per month C l!!rk Ceme ery T ustees S90 00 pe month Voluntee F remen $21 40 pe vea Covnc men ected before 1978 S4 pe meet no 24) Counc men e ected tor 1978 SB 00 pe meet ng U) P es dent ot Counc I S 0 00 per meet ng (2•> Boar:d of Publ c Affa s Sol 00 per meet ng 12 C erk Board of PubJic Affa rs $496 00 ~er mon1h Olspa cher SlOO oo per month C erk W3 er Department 12 84 per hour Water & Sewage Super ntendent S3 70 per hour (1 h t mes ove hours 55 55 pe hour Water Sewage Ass t Super ntendent S3 35 per hOUr Meter Reader S3 3 per hOur Water !. Sewage Dept oo e •o a. ORO NANCE NO 060 78 ANNUAL APPRDPRIA'f ON ORDINANCE MIDDLEPORT A R ESOLUT ON to mllke appropro~at ons fo Current Expenses and o her Ex per'ld u es of he v llage of M dd epo Sta e Of Oh o dur ng he fisc a I 'Jiear end ng Dece m be 31 1978 Seeton 1 BE T RESOLVED by he Counc for the V age of M ddleport State of Oh o Tha o prov de tor the cu rent upenses and other upend ture5 of the sad V age of M ddleport dur ng the fiscal vellr end ng December 31 978 he follow ng sums be and they are hereby set as de and appropr a ed as fo ows v z Sect on 2 That here be appropr !!lied f om he GE:NERAL FUND GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL SE RVICE5 MAYOR Personaf ~erv ces Other , 800 00 Tot a For Mayor a 3oo oo CLERK CLERK TREASURER Pe sona Services 2 500 oo Other 2 ooo oo To al For Clerk Clerk Treasurer 4 500 SOLICITOR LEGAL ADVISOR Personal Serv ces 2 ooo 00 To al For Sol c or Legal Adv sor 2 ooo oo tsoo oo oo ~OUNCIL Pe sonal Serv ces 008 00 To al For counc 1 OOI 00 BU!,I.DINCS AND MISC Other SO 912 00 To at For Bu ld ngs and M sc 50 912 oo To a For Gene a Government a Services 66 720 00 SECUR lTV DF PERSONS AND PROPERTY POLICE DEPARTMENT PersW'al Serv ces 34 500 00 Major college powers gain independence Other 20 741 00 Tot• Far Po ct Depar ment 55 2•1 00 FIRE DEPARTMt;NT Ftersona Serv ces 942 00 Other 5 OlD 00 Tot•l For F re Oepa men 602200 To a l For Secur ty of Persons ~md Property By DAVID MOFFIT UPI Sports Writer 6127000 LE SURE TIME ACTIVITIES PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS Pe son• Se v ces 4 500 oo Other 1 650 00 To a Fo Pa ks and Playg ounds 16 150 00 To at For Lesure T me Actvtes 1615000 COMMUNITY ENV RONMENT PLANNING COMM 5$10N Other 500 00 To a For P ann ng Com m ss on 500 00 To a For Commun v En., ronment 500 00 STREET LIGHTING Other 12 000 00 To al For Street L gh ng 12 000 00 To a Fo T anspor at on Fac es 12 000 00 Grand To a GENERAL FUNO Appropr e on 56 640 00 ST MA NTENANCE FUND Pe sona Se v ces 10 000 00 Other .53 00 00 To al For s reet Ma n enance and Cons rue on 63 00 00 To a For Street Construe on Ma n enance and Repa Fund 63 00 00 PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES CEMETERY OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE Personal Se v ces 7 780 oo 0 her 3 865 00 To a Fo Cemetery Opera on and Ma n enance 1 645 00 To at Fo Cemete y F und 11 645 00 ADM NISTRATION WATER Pe sona Se "' ce 2A 600 00 Debt Serv ce 36 570 00 0 her 26 •30 00 To al Fo Adm n strat on -Wae 8760000 To al Fo Water Revenue Fund 87 600 00 SEWER CONSTRUCTION Cap ta Ou ay 125 000 00 To al Fo Sewage 125 000 00 ADMINISTRATION -SEWAGE Persona Se v ces 19 500 00 Debt Serv ce 24 360 00 0 her 28 930 00 Tota Fo Adm n 5 a on Sewage 12 790 00 To al Fo Sewer Revenue Fund 197 790 00 Sect on 12 That he e be app op r a ed f om the POL CEMAN S REL EF AND PENS ON FUN D 0 her 500 00 To a Fo Pol cema n s R e et and Pens on Fund 1 500 00 Sec on 13 That he e be ~ appropr a ed from the GENERAL BONO RET REMENT FUNO Payment of Pr nc pa 5 000 00 Paymen t of n e est BOO 00 0 her 500 00 To a Fo Gene a Bond Ret ement Fund 7 300 00 ADDITIONAL FUNDS Sect on 15 That here be appropr a etl from the METER DEPOSIT FUND 0 h er 2 500 00 To at For Meter Depos t Fund 2 500 00 To al For Mete Depos t Fund 2 500 00 Sec on 10 That there be appropr a ed from the FEDERAL R J:VE NUE SHAR NG FUND 0 h er 18 000 00 To al For Fede a Revenue Shar nQ 18 000 00 ANTI RECESSION ASS STANCE FUND 0 her 2 000 00 To a l For Anf Recess on Ass s a nee 2 000 00 To a For Fede a Revenue Sha ng and An Recess on Ass s ance 20 000 00 TOTAL ALL APPROPR AT ONS 548 075 00 Sec on 1 And the V age C erk 5 hereby au ho zed o draw h 5 war ants on he V I age T easurer for payments from any of he to ego ng appropr at ons upon rece v ng proper cer t f ca es and vouchers therefor approved by h! board or off ce s author zed by aw to app ove the same or llln o d nance or resolu on of counc o make the e)C pend t ures prov dect hat no warrants sha ll be drawn or pa d for sa lar es or wages except to persons emp oo;&d by author to; Of and n ac cordance w h aw or o d nance P ov ded further tha he appropr at ons for cont ngenc es can on y be expended upon appeal of wo th ds vote of Counc 1 for terns of expense const tut ng a lega ob gat on aga nst he and for purposes v I age other than hose covered by the other spec f c ap propr at ons !lerein made Sec on 18 Th s resolut on sha ake effec a the ear est per od a tow ed by aw ATLANTA (UP!) - The major coUege football powers owe the1r newly gained economic independence In large measure to Henry Lough Lough faculty representative from the Umverslty of Mlssoun outmaneuvered the forces who would have denied that 10dependence Thursday With some fancy parhmentary footwork Agroup of smaller schools trymg tn blQCk the large football powers from creating !hell' own divisiOn w1th10 the NCAA had already won one floor fight and appeared tn have won a second and even more crucial battle before L<lugh turned thmgs around by successfully demandmg a roll call vote l<Jugh s motion shot down an earlier one by President Donald Shields of Califorrua state which would have had the convention delegates vote by secret ballot on an amendment to toughen reqwrements for be111g 111 the NCAA s tnp diVISion An amendment setting up subdivisions w1thm the NCAA stop diVISion lost by 'n votes 142 115 w1th all DIVISIOn I members voting But only the Di v1slon I football schools got to vote on changing the requirements for membetsh1p and although that failed on a show of hands 74-72 11 earned by an 82-73 margin when the roll call was 7112 Pet per year on a 4 year cert1f1cate of depos1t $5 000 00 depOSit taken My motion was no last nunute thmg sa1d L<Jugh We were prepared tn go that route if 11 became necessary We had carefully planned our parlimentary procedure It was unportant that we let them make the secret-ballot motion f1rst so that ours would supercede It Chang111g the cnter1a for DIVISIOn I left many of the smaUer schools 10 danger of bemg dropped out of the diviSion altngether so when the subd1v1ding propo$81 was called back up for reconsideration they threw 111 the wwel There was a lot of mttmtdabon out there Wagner doing his CINCINNATI (UP!)- C111 cmnati Reds general manager Dick Wagner has been do10g h1s homework for Tuesday s V1da Blue qmz And Wagner figures the Reds-Blue deal should pass w1th flymg colors Wagner says there s no reason why Baseball Comnuss10ner BoWie Kuhn should re1ect the Reds controvers al acquiSition of the h ghly regarded leftbanded pitcher Kuhn has scheduled a hear10g Tuesday tn help hun dec1de whether tn OK the deal 10 which the Reds late last year p1cked up Blue from the Oakland Athletics To get the highly-regarded southpaw pitcher the Reds parted with $1 7 m1ll10n and a rrunor league player Dave Revertng Kuhn prev ously vetoed a deal111 which the New York Yankees lr1ed tn buy Blue for $1 5 million Without g~vmg the A s any players Our deal Is totally different than the Yankee deal srud Wagner who has been work10g the past several days to bu ld the Reds case fon the Kuhn hear10g Ours 1s a trade and the other was a sale We don t see how he can turn the trade down There 1s For a fOur home Entertamment and Appliance Needs DOXOL SERVICE The Athens County S.vlngs & Loan Co 296 Second St Pvmeroy OhiO RIDENOUR'S ESIJC TV & Appliance Gas Serv1ce - Rae ne Oh10 ihe'itPr """' ., The Sta e of County ss Oh o Meigs Gene Grate Clerk of the V II age of M ddleport Or.lo n sa d County and n wi'IOu custody the F tes Journals and Records are requ red by the L'-ws ot the State of Ohio to be ~~ept do hereby cert tv that the forego no Annua Appropr a on Resolut on 1 taken and copied from the or gina Resolution now on f e w th u d VII age that the foregoing Resolution hU been compared by me w th the sa d orlo na and that tht same 1 a true and cornet copy thereof Witness my s gneture thiS 5th day of January 1978 Gene Grate Clerk of the v age ot M ddltport Me gs County Ohio (1) no reason for hun to refuse I( Opponents of the deal contend the Reds did nothing more than throw m a nunor leaguer With the cash to make 1! appear to be a trade not a purchase Kuhn reJected the attempted Yankee purchase of Blue on grounds that 1! was not 111 the best 10terests of baseball for top clubs to be buymg highly rated talent OSUtopples 'Cats, 88-81 EVANSTON Ill (UP!) The floor at Northwestern IS 94 by 50 feet the same as the floor at Oh1o State so wmrung coach Eldon Miller of the Buckeyes wouldn t prruse h1s players for wmn10g a road game He played down the differ ence between home and road games after the Buckeyes tiS81 wm Thursday mght The games are 94 by 50 every rught he smd I just don t like to talk about the difference between home and road I don t thmk there IS one If I do maybe my kids w111 th10k there s something In t Our very best battery. .. FREE! Aa Iowa• o..!Qned . .~ "' nttd wetet " ~ltltfl' fo tllltH\ tit tltctnc• CM ...'Vice life Rtedtl ow- .._,. ~ 12 vo H•• ougP'I F 22FM pielcte tnd 0 t~·· rrtltedMf exchange nte ptatN LIMITED WARRANTY Pomeroy, 0 pros as hardship cases Former rules permitted co llege underclassmen to keep the r eltglblltty f they Withdrew the~r name at least 24 hours before the draft The reorganization of the NCAA s not e•pected any llliiJiedlate unpact on leglsla non The maJor colleg es utSist they are not go ng to I( Sophomor-e gUard Kelv10 Ransey scored 24 po111ts while M1ke Cline added 22 tn lead the Buckeye v1ctory It was Ransey s two foul shots With I 51 left that cl10ched Ohio State s Vlctnry Kelv10 1s 1ust playmg super basketball M ller sa1d He s Improved so much 10 the year and a half that he s been w1th us He does so many things so well We put hun on (Tony) Allen m the second half and had him run our offense as well and I thought Allen was domg a great 10b Allen led NU w1th 18 pomts and sank a jwnp shot With 6 07 left to g1ve NU a 71 70 lead Oh1o State which had 25 free throws compared to 12 for Northwestern scored the next 10 pomts Northwestern closed tn 8!177 on Allen s Jumper with 2 17 before Ransey clmched the deciS on with two free throws We re at home and we get 12 free throws and they get 25 W10ter srud I d like tn say what I thmk but I can t Until we get a dommating force on the boards like Herb W11l ams or Mychal Thompson I s gomg tn be a real struggle for us The Buckeyes who started two freshmen and lwo sophomores also got 13 pomts from ce nter Herb Williams and 12 markers from Jun Ellmghausen Rod Roberson chipped IVIth 16 pomts for the Wildcats Joe Morgan wants to CINCINNATI (UPI) - Joe Morgan says he wants tn get back on top aga111 The Cmmnnall Reds second baseman was the Nallonal League MVP tn 1975 and 76 but he UIDed off a little last season This Is the f1rst tune 10 my career that I ve been anx1ous tn get tn (sprmg tra1n111g) camp sa1d Morgan I want tn get back on top agrun and I m confident I m gomg tn have the best season I ve ever had Although the start of spr111g tra10mg IS still a 'l'Onth and a half away Morgan already IS acceleral10g his year-round cond1tion10g program I m seriOus he sa1d I m go10g to have a dUferent mental and physical approach th s season Much more aggress1ve for one thmg I m gomg tn do a lot of thmgs differently Beheve me once the season sl'8rts you II nollce a lot of differences One thing Morgan has on his mind IS set110g a career season h1gh for stolen bases In the past I ve stolen most of my bases only when we needed a run he recalled ThiS season I plan tn go all out I II be stealing when we need a run and I II be runnmg tno when I m not e•pected tn go Morgan also sa1d he will be bunUng more and 110me other thmgs too but I want tn save a few surprises for the other teams (GirlS) Oh 0 H1gh School Basketball Un ted Press International Thursdays Results Ada 92 Upper Sc oto Va ey 3 Be levue 54 Sandusky 33 Buckeye Tra I 96 Caldwell 22 W l dependen ce 22 Ham ton Twp 44 Frankl n His 39 Ket Fa rmoni E 43 Fairborn P H 38 Lancaster Fisher 76 L berty Un on 44 Lex ngton 59 Gal on 40 L berty 48 Warren Kennedy 27 a GD 3 5 8 9 GD 5 5 a 9 ' GD a 3 5 ' pr ze plums of tlns recruit ng season Thur sday wi en quarterback Art Sci Iichter of Miami Trace H1gh School announced he would attend the Buckeye school Ohio Stale and Penn State were the only sci ools I Ie runn10g at the end of Schl cl ter s 1ecrwhng lrall wh cJ saw a reported 200 seeking his servtces I don t know all the other high school quarterbacks n the nation sa d Hayes but he s the best I ve ever seen He s a great quarterback because he can pass enormousl) well and can ru too S81d Hayes There run tl s fall for hi s senior year glvlt g SChlichter so 1e stiff competition for pi•Y ng time ri e Colur bu C1tizcn J o r al I owever qu oted < era II U 1s week as :mymg he woulln t nund bemg switched announce nent 11 r s lay ttl w de ece1ver smce he felt mornu g at 1cws tl at 1s wl ere I is best chance conferenee at the hlgl sd ool would be to make It m pro sa1d he I ad t beer f • tb 11 Schild tcr co npletL>d 108 of pronused the stu tlng job bu \ 1 0 I" s attc1 pts th~ pust had been tnld the B 1 keJ c sc son fo1 \ 794 yards 1 d 21 offense would be 1lterC<I I I ave been assured I) t ucl d WI pass~s He also 1Siod fo 519)ards n 73 C acl Hayes 1 d Ql arterb ck coacl GL'Orgc y d pm t1 y average an I ran Gl au1np II ut 01 o Sl e for 13 lAUd downs Sci Iichter llso I opes II u tends Ill bmld n 01 e pass ng 111 y basketb 111 11 0 1 o SIJ•Ie tnlo ls uffen.s ve att ck t c an II as been g \en t1 e okay sa1d n hiS prcpHred by lx th Hayc and buskutbull state nent Boll e a hc s Coact Eld Miller to 1ry out have tnld me the OhiO St•te H yes smd I owcvur I e offense will be 1etal101 ed to I allonge 1 quarterback to I RS ali eady "'"'" t II I s l•lskctb II season probably usc all of h s abd t1es Hod Gerald 1 two year w1ll nol sll rt unt•laftcr I m t c cl year sta ter and the all B1g I e some Ton1f!ht s games Logan at Ga I po s Iron on a Me gs Jackson a We Is on Waverl y at A hens Wash ng on CH at C rc ev e Pt Peasa nt at Ravenswood Portsmou h at Ashland No h Gall a a Eastern Kyge C eek a t Sou fh weste n Symmes Va ey a Southe n SATURDAY Eas e n a Symmes Va ey V nton County a Portsmou h Hannan T ace a Rock H NOW APPEARING BLUE EYED 30 Wes lake 75 Fa rvlew 34 Buckeye Tra I 96 Ca dwe 22 M llersport 58 P ckerington 40 Lancaster F sher 76 L berty Unon44 .. Wa nut R dge 67 Col Independence :22 f 1 cturns We w1ll lef 1 tel) pass more will A tl 1 s 1d Hayes who arldl'<i 1t was now on U e hu t ro su n c fast outs le r ece vers to go With hbn Schl chter w1 o n de 1 s Hayes was also unpressed With Schl chter s leaderShip qualit es and the respect he commanded from h s h gh school teammates When they 111troduceq him at the1r football banquet he recetved a standmg ovatwn sa1d Hay es the banquet speaker There was not the slightest s1gn of Je~lousy You can tell when tt :; s ncere It was the same thiOg Wllh Rex Kern and Arch1e Griff111 Kids respect quality There were many who felt Hayes had an uphill battle In trymg tn recrwt Schl chter a pass ng quarterback because of Oh o Stale s Umted Presslnternahonal Thursday s Results Cln Oak H I s 55 C n ~o e a n Co repulatlon for tl e gr 1u d qu 1rterbuck U e past season game have been great passers wl o we have not recru ted because they couldn t run We feel a quarterbaok has to G rls Oh1o h1gh School Basketball Day Fa rv ew 62 Day Jef ferson 46 G ra d 47 West Branch 34 0 4 NH L Stand ngs By Un ted Pr ess nternat ona Campbe Confe ence Patr ck D v son W L T Ph Ph ade ph a 25 9 7 57 NY s ande s 23 0 8 54 A an a 5 5 4 NY Ranges A 8 9 Smythe D v son W L T Pts Ch cago 4 6 1 39 vancouve 2 9 9 33 coo ado 9 21 8 26 s ou s 9 26 5 23 M nneso a 9 26 4 22 Wa es conference No s D v son W L T Pts 29 7 5 63 Mon r ea Los Ange es 7 5 9 3 P sburgh 3 9 o 36 De o t 4 9 5 33 wash ng on B 23 9 ~5 Adams 0 v son W L T Pts Boson 26 9 6 58 Buffa o 23 8 0 56 To on o 24 2 4 52 c eve and 3 25 4 30 Thursdays Results Montrea 6 De.t o t 1 C. eve anct 6 But a o 3 Boston 6 Los Ange es P sbi.J gh 4 Ph a 4 Fr day s Games To on o a C eve and St Lou s at Co orado wash ng on a M nne so a Saturday s Games Boston at Montrea Bu f& o at De o t Ch cago at To on o Co o ado a Vancouve Los Angeles a At an a M nneso a a St Lou s C eve and at P sbu gh NY sanders a wash NY Range sat Ph a Clyde 69 Margaretta 46 Co East 60 Col Centenn al 44 Col Watterson 67 Col West 34 Col Wehrle 79 Col Ready 39 Col Weslland 33 Weste vii e N 30 Crestl ne 53 Highland 37 Pet Wshng n 73 15 605 72 1 564 San An on C eve nd 9 18 5 4 Aan a 9 7 45 New 0 ns 6 '2 4 400 Hous on o1 25 359 Weste n Cottterence M dwest D v son W L Pet 26 13 667 23 20 535 21 9 525 7 2 ~4 7 6 '2 432 Kanss C y 4 '1 6 35 0 P!!IC f c D v l on W l Pet Po and 32 5 805 Phoen )( 25 14 64 sea e 21 20 s 2 Go denS 8 2 462 OS Ange S 7 23 425 Thursdays Resu s Denve 09 Hous on 06 Buf a o nd ana 91 Fr days Games De o a Phoen x C eve and a Sea e M waukee a Ch cago New er sey a Bos on Kansa s C y a nd ana Po and a wash ng on San An to n o a A an & BufaoaPha New Yo k at Go den S Satu dav s Gam es Los Ange es a Denv er Wash ng on a But a o At an a a Kansas c y San An on o a Hous on Ph a a New er sey New 0 In s a Go den S Campbell M Hubbard 46 Cln Oak H Its 55 C n Coler a n 30 Col Hart ey 62 Col DeSales 30 Col Mar Frankl n 35 Col Cent a 32 Col Miff n 47 Col L nden 41 Col No th and 59 Co North 54 tot) Col R d9e 67 Col 2 4 7 '2 5 324 30 n v son WQll a tTUCial f ght But our opponents ran come back next year and battle us again Murphy said that is one of Ute reasons he hopes the major powers won 1 try 1o resc111d the 12-<lports rule today What s their hurry he said We meet aga111 next )ear 'Best I've ever seen' :standings\ Bu fa o 5 Boston 2 New e sey 9 Centra D rush mto more eJC.pe.ns \ e foot ball program• Anyway all of ttte schools In D v1sion I have three years before they ha \ e to qual fy for the new I Asubd v s1on and unless they go mtn I AA immedlUtel) they can st II ' ote on 1 A leg•slallon This 1sn t ove by a long shot said Lough We ve Hayes says Schlichter By GENE CADDES UP! Spurts Wrller COLUMBUS (UPl) Its I I more than eight months before Ohiu State and Penn State open the 1978 college NBA Stand ngs football season 1n 01 o By Un ted Press nternat ona Stadium but already Woody Eastern Conf~rence Atlant c 0 v s on Hayes IS Qlle up on Joe W L Pc GD Paterno Ph a 26 1 703 Hayes plucked one of the New York 22 17 564 S SOUL : z~r;{Jl'' .:~~"e~ J THERMO-MOST HUMIDIFIER 4-PIECE GROUP Reduce heahng costs 15 20 Pet through hum1dlflcat10n Install yourself m 3 easy stepf PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Buy Now, Save' Pomeroy Home & Auto E Main 5Th 992·2094 Murphy says he hopes that won I happen If 11 does happen there w1ll be a lot of bloodlett10g out there on the floor of the convention ReorganiZation took up most of the NCAA s first bus10ess seSSion Thursday and the delegates got through barely a fourth of the 161~\em agenda Things were expected Ill move along much swifter th1s 10orrung With NCAA PreSident J Neils Thomp110n hopeful that an afternoon ses&on won t be necessary The NCAA voted Thursday tn take away the remam ng college eligibility of basketball players who make themselves available Ill the homework~----p;-;---~ he number one again Passed an 9 197fl Attest Gene Gra e C e k of Counc I CERTIFICATE Sec on 570.5 39 R c No appropr at on measure still become effect ve unt 1 there s filed w th the approprlat n; author ty by the county aud tor e ce f cate thet he tote appropriat ons from each fund taken together w th a o her outstand no appropr et ons do not exceed such off c a est mete or amended off c & es ma e When the app opr at on does no exceed such offlcla est mate he coun y eutlitor Sha g ve such cert f ca e torthw th upon receiv ng t om the appropr at no autho y a certlt ed copy of the appropr lltlon measure charged San Jose State We lost a lot of battles but we Director Bob actually may have woo the Athletic Murphy spokesman for the war It had been the 10tent of the smaller sc"ools I can teD you we would have won w1th a major colleges tn cut DiviSion lA down Ill about 80 schools secret ballot But the DIVISIOn I smaller but Big Ten Commissioner schools didn t lose the f1ght Wayne Duke S&d the 12altogether Pennsylvania s sports amendment could add Andy Ge1ger got 73 70 11Dother 20 unrnediately and approval that allows those almost that many more who schools wh1ch can t meet new would need to add only one attendance ( 17 000 average more sport to their athleuc 6ver four years) or stad•a programs For thiS reason Duke says (30 000) standards to stay 10 the top diVISIOn If \hey a move may be made at sponsor at least 12 varSity today s clos1ng business sesswn to get that sports Murphy feels the 12-sports amendment rescmded We amendment gave us are cons1dermg 11 sa d We have been essent1aUy what we were Duke wavermg hack and forth lookmg for 111 the 1~rst place BAUM TRUE VALUE 992 3301 Chester Oh1o FROM 10-2 FRIDAY and SATURDAY THE MEIGS INN 992 3629 Pm;neroy, 0. 13 20 >tc • �4-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan. 13, 1978 LOTTERY WINNERS This week's winning Ohio Lollery numbers : Gold number - S. White number- %5. Blue number-844. Extra Cash - "1931. Lucky Buck Two Three·digll number- HEALTH lawrence E. lamb, M.D. Skin is an elastic sack By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB- l have lost 12~· pounds Ill 14 months and am now maintaining my goal wetght. The only pre>blem now is one of vanity . My skm is cret:*Y and my tone far from fmn . During my entire wetght· loss program I exercised fa ithfully and have contmued to do so wtUt little effect. Is there anything 1 can do to get rid or my flabby stomach, legs and underanns' Flabby skin runs 111 our family , but at the "ge of 30 l expect a ftnner body. Is tt possible to have plastic surgery to remove the ex· cess' How much would that cost? I would prefer cxerctse to surgery DEAR READER - Your skin is an elastic sack. As we get older 11 stretches more and more and loses its eiashctty . That leads to wrinkled skin . When you a re overweight, the sack wtll stretch to accommodate tts contents. Even .though you arc just 30, you have already stretched your skin for years. Think of It "' if you emptied out I~ pounds of butter. That would leave a lot of room inside. You wtll never exerc ise enough or build enough mnscie to refill the space occupied by I~ pounds of fat, and you wouldn 't want to. Your skm will regain some of Its elilsttctly and wtll improve, but not overnight. W"it at least a year whtie you mainl.a.in your weig ht at your new tdeal level before doing anything abuut tL At that time if you s\111 have an enormous amount of loose skin you cuuld consult a plastic surgeon i:lnd see what needs to be done. Excess skin can be removed. How much 1\ would cost depends a lot on the doctor and huw much he is going to do. You would need to hear It from your own doc· tor to know what he will want for such a repair. Incidently, some patienLc;; w1th an enonnous C~pron of fat over the abdomen have hacl it surgically removed . In some mstances the apron uf fat ts so large that a mechanical hm•t system has to be ngged in the operatmg room to hft it. That does not remove a simi lar amount of fa t that iS mstde the abdonunal cavity. Some readers will be surprised at your enormous weight loss. Actually it is only two pounds a week. You have ill ustrated a basic principle ·or diet - if you stay wtth II cunststently you need not lose enonnous amounts of weight every week. A good, balanced reducing diet is the basis for a contmued pattem of proper eating that will help prevent yourregauungwhatyouhave lost. I am sendmg you The Health Letter number 4-7, Weight Losing Diet which you can use as a corner stone for a continued dietary control program. others who want this program can send 50 cents wtth a long, stamped, self-add ressed envelope for it All personal • possessions lost in fire when or enormous numb e r , B~ number- Sports Transactions United Preu lnternation,al ' Thursday Hockev Cleveland - Asstg ned right wing Mike Cr om l:leen to Blng hamton of the Amer ican League Footba II C•ncmn ilt i H ir ed George Se fct k as an i!ISS1slant co ach . Sea ttl e Soccer ! NASLl - S1 gned goallcnder Tony Chursky to a lwo year contr a ct Philadelph ia (N AS L) Stgned back Fran O' Brien , r tgh f wtnger Pat By rn e. and rnid f ielder Ectd te Bvrne !rom 8 o he m i n a n s of the l n sh translated mto a good ;;~mount . League offattissue 9/ficials probe telephon'e threat NEW ORLEANS (UP! ) Broncoroarua took an ugly turn Thursday when It was learned a threatening phone call had been made In Denver against tbe life of Broncos fullback Jon Keyworth , a starter in Sunday's Super Bowl XII against the Dallas Cowboys . The Broncos claimed they had no details on the Incident and issued a sta Iemen\ · Thursday afternoon saying, " It 's under mvestigation by the FBI and we will have no further comment." When reached by UP! at the Broncos' hotel before practice, Keyworth did not Miller said. " It 's more why hls opponent might difficult to prepare for Dallas cause particular problems In than most other teams Sunday night's g811)e, which begins at 6 p.m. EST. "No team can have more Huntington coach emotioo," Dallas Coach Tom sorry aboul score Landry said about the CHILLICOTHE, Ohio Broncos. "It makes them ( UPI) - Dan Oyer, coach of very formidable . The HHe's not upset," Denver Broncos have a great team. the Huntlngi!Jn I.ocal girl's wide receiver Jack Dolbin They pull together basketball team, was the. said. "That kind of thing tremendously as a Wlit. That winning coach Thursday happens all the time. He'd kind always Is most difficult night but says he still hated just like to look up the guy to beat. I thought they would the score .. Huntington defeated and punch his lights out. At beat bc>th their opponents in this point we can'tlet it affect the playoffs." Latham 121-9 and Oyer said our concentration, which it "The Cowboys are the most "I substituted freely, but might be designed to do." unique team we've played aU there's not much you can do when they're that pitiful." Because of the bad weather, Latham was withouttts leading scorer and another of its regular Some he has accepted, of the Phoenix Open, starters. some rejected . Knudson suddeilly was the "I hated it but that's the "The way my game had player he used to be, italng his way it went," said Oyer. gone/' he once said, Hnothing I iron game to get the baD close And Ada, the sixth ranked can hurt me, not now to the hole, then making a Class A girls team in the anyway." bunch of birdies for a lklnder- state, had it just as easy In its Thursday ,In the first round par 65 and the lead by two win over Upper Scioto VaUey. strokes over George Archer. That score was 92-3. Lon Hinkle, Bill Kratzer! and Rod Funaeth. "It's been so long since I led a tournament, let alone shot such a good round," the BERKELEY, Callf. (UP!) curly-haired Canadian said. ' - Dom Capers was named \ "I'd forgotten how it feels." Southern 72, Tex Sthrn 7 There were 33 players, Thursday as a'' defensive SW La 79, NE La . 78 l'owsn St 47 , Rand Men .43 including U.s. Open champ backfield coach for the the Va . Union 102, St. Paul 82 Hubert Green, defending University of California. · Midwest capers' previous coaching Drake 95. Bradley 92 Phoenix champ Jerry Pate, M1 ch igan 66, Iowa 56 jobs were at Kent State, Hale Irwin, Lee Trevino and Ml ch St . 82, Illinois 70 Mich Tech 82, Wnona St 56 Arnold ·Palmer, within four Washington, Hawaii and San M1nnesota 75, Indiana 62 Jose State. shots of him. Ohio St. 88, Nrthwstrn 81 Palmer, a three-time Purdue 79, Wisconsin 70 Southwest Phoenix winner playing In ihe --~ Arkansas 69, Rice 60 tournament for the first time Hr.dn Smmns 78, Ark St 68 Houston 80, Texas A&M 73 In 10 years, has practiced Hou . Bapt 7-'1, S.Houston 57 ·steadily In Florida for three Indiana SL 78, Tulsa 59 N .M Sf . 18 , Crelghtn 56 weeks. SW Tex . St . 11 2. St .Ed 63 "I didn't play particularly TeKas Tech 71 , Baylor 61 weD, but I didn't play bad Tr1n1ty 95 , LaTrneau 79 w est either/' Arnie said. "I missed Co lo . St 72, Utah 6.4 a couple of greens but I got it Fresno St 45, Irv ine 40 Fllrtn 56, Sn t a Barb 5.4 up and down, so that pleased By JOE' SARGIS UPI Sports Writer PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP!) Since tumbling out of the top 60 four years ago, George Knudson has listened to a lot of advice . ·:·: When my husband, John Marshall, won $1,0110 recently 1\ was the first time we had won anything in a Christmas give away. Thanks to the Pomeroy merchants and to the Chamber of Commerce. At; I have said in my colunm , 11 pays to shop at home 1 • College Basketball Results By United Press International East A. tbr ghf 8 3, Del Val 61 Blmfl d 104, W Conn 84 Boston U 79 , N Hamp 77 Owing 98, Kmg's Coli 77 Ellz 'fwn 79, Mil lrsvl 7 1 F P1erce 71. Ftchbg St. 68 Gannon 60, Slppry Rc k 58 Gef1ysbg 67, J Hopkin s 64 Leb Val "1, Frank&Marsh 65 Mddlebu rv 73 , Lowell 7~ NY Tec h 71, N H Coli 61 Potsdam 51 85, onawa 73 SI .T AQUinas 91 , Nya ck 58 South Albny 5 1 92 , Ala . A&M 82 Agusta 87 , Armstrng Sf 77 DePauw 13, Bellarm1ne 72 E Ca r . 117 , Ath m Act 107 Furm an 102, VMI 79 Limestone 103 , Wofford 91 Lynchbg 69 , Radfrd 67 McN eese 9 2, Cent Okla . 72 N Ky 69 , Geotwr~ Ky 6'1. Shepherd 78, Wheelmg , 72 s. Ala . 81 , Ga , Sthrn 66 S C Aiken 80, Ersk1ne 72 ~ufh Fla . 67, Ma ine 66 SE La . 66. lnd Prdue 54 THE NEW HAVEN FIRE Department Auxiliary is selling cookbooks and dish cloths as money·making projects. The bonks are only $.1 I purchased one and ~ tried the recipe for Cloud Biscuits and they were good. I know many of the recipes are very good, as there are many good cooks in the auxiliary . When we read about firemen striking for more money, how lucky the citizens are here to have fire protection free of charge. Officer.:~ of llie auxiliary are Mrs. Cecil Duncan, president : Mrs. Bernard Lieving, vice president; Mrs. Wilham Mc Farland , secretary·treasure r, and Rebecca Roush, telephone committee. fire Clothing sizes needed are, for the father, size 18 in shirts and Jackets, 16 inch watst on pants, underwear 46 and shoes SIZe a EE i mother, size 38 in blouses and jackets, 38·B in bras, size 18 m slacks and shoes 8 and one-half wide; oldest son who ts 16, 1~ and one-half in men's shirts, pants 38 inch waist, un· derY~eJ~r 38, shOes, size 10 In men's; seoond son who is 13, size 16 in boys shirts, waist 32 inches in boys pants, underwear 16 in boys, and size 7 m shoes and the thtrd son who is 10, size 14 in shirts and jackets, pant s 28 inch waist, underwear 18 and shoes size 4 In boys. The donations may be left at 20 North Second Street, Middleport, Ruth Gosney reported. defense, multiple shiflll and varioo sets. It's alllo dilficult for DaUas to prepare for us because we use the stack or 34 defense, which the Cowboys don't see often In the NFC ." Landry and Miller alllo said they were unhappy about the late starting time. Denver, in particular, did not play a Monday night game this season and Is not as accustomed as Dallas to spending a long day before starting a game. The Cowboys played two Mooday night games this season. "The starting time is unsettling," Miller said. "You're geared up aU year in one way and you have to chanj!e and wait three« four hours extra." "We would like to play at 1," Landry said. "The longer you have to wait, the more anxious you get. It's going to be a long day Sunday." THE MASON SENIOR CITIZENS resumed quilting and makmg cqmforters when they met Thursday in their trailer home. A potluck dinner was enjoyed at noon. The group dtscussed craft iltltcies they intend to make in the near future. Attending were Mrs. Ella Ford, Mrs. Wilda Coleman, Mrs. Barbara McDaniel , Mrs. Helen Elias, Mrs. Bertha Hall, Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. Blanche Jones, Mrs. Cora Roush, Mrs. Mildred Riley, Mr. and Mrs Frank Hendrickson, Estelle Werry and Gladys Riley. Mason Area Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Alexander and son visited recently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thompson at McConnelsville, 0 ., and with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alexander and infant at Cambridge, Ohio. , Scott Cadle IS recuperating followmg plastic surgery at .home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Dallas Cadle He was hospitalized at West Virgima University HospitaL Mrs. Helen Barker visited during the bolidays with her grandsons, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barker and famtly at Marmet, W. Va. and with Mr. Bob Barker and his mother, Mrs. Bernice Harris at Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Don Quisenberry r Kim and Linda of South Charleston, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Cofeman, Chris and Aaron of Columbus visited recently with Mrs. Thelma Henry , Clifton. MASON- The Mason City Historical Society meeting Thursday for the first time this year decided to make Christmas table decorations for upcoming holidays. Mrs.' Landon Smith, president, presided and opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Earl Ingels, devotional leader, read Psalm !OS, and closed wtUt prayer. Mrs. Smith read, "Life ts a Story in Three." "' New members for this year are still being accepted . Additional members are Mr . and Mrs. Russell Barton, Mr. · Bhss Wilson and Miss Lena Gibbs. The society ha s a new shipment of note paper for sale. The paper has the ptctureofthefurnoer V~rgil A. Lewis home on its cover. The paper sells for $1.25. The secretary, Mrs. J. Marshall reported as did the treasurer, Mrs. Delwon Roberts. The group will meet again Thursday, January 19 for potluck dinner. The president asked that members bring something they wa nt to donate or make for next Christmas. • Previously the group made handmade Christmas decorations for a tree. Attendmg the potluck dinner were Mrs. Maxine Washington, Mrs. Earl Ingels, Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs. Delwon Roberts, Mrs. Delmar Alexander, Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. John Marshall , Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs. Peggy Reitmire and Mrs. William Zerkle. Pa c. Ca l. 72 , S. D. St . 71 Utah Sf 75 , lda .St 73 Wa sh 85, California 77 Wa sh St 62 , Stnford 59 Wyo . 89, Brigham Young 82 Second ten: Team Points 1. Akron Cent. -Hower 16 (10- 01 2. Ketter~ng 268 Alter 10 (8 -1) 210 3. Cin . Sl. Xavier I {11 01 4. Col . Easl 2 {8-0) 5. Toledo5cott2{6.1) 6. Canton Tim ken {6 01 167 155 112 103 7 Cleve St . tgnat lus 2(10· 0) 94 8 Dayton Roth IB· ll 91 9. Colum . West {8·11 89 10. E. Cleve. Shaw 1 110-0) 79 Second ten : 11 Toledo St John Ill 65 ' 12. Columbus North 58; 13 Springfield North { 1) 46; 14. Princeton 41 ; 15 Cincinnati La Sa lle 32 ; 16 Defiance 29 ; 17. (fie) Columbus Linden McKinley and Toledo St. Francis, 23 each ; 19. Cleveland Kennedy 16; 20. Cambndge 15. Others w1fh 10 or more points ; Canton M cKi nley, Barberton , Middletown , Cl eveland John Adams. Sandusky , Cincinnati Elder. Berea Midpark, Alliance, Dayton Meadowdale and Cleveland St . Joseph . 11. 154 98 68 54 52 48 Lorain Catholic 46; 12. Waverly 35; 13. Archbold (I ) 33, 14. Hanniba l River 32 ; 15. Akron South 28, 16. New Lebanon Dixie 11121; 17 . {tle).Marllns Ferry and Wynford. 17 each; 19. Youngstown Rayen IS , 20. Claymont 14. Others with 10 or more points Vinton , Willard and Bellaire . Clan A Team 1 Mansfield St. Peter 's 9 (10-0) 2. Ind . ValleyS. 4 {8·0 ) 3. Morral Ridge . 7 {7-0) 4. Windham 4 !9·01 5. Kalida 3 {11·01 , 6. Ada 1 !7-0) 233 204 181 113 106 98 7. Patrick Henry 1 (8.0) 90 eastern {Ross; 12. Covington 33; 13. Strasburg 29' 14. Ottoville 28; 15. llle) Columbus Ready and Marion Local, 25 each' 17. Pettisville ClassAA Points 1 Cleveland Cathedral La tin 8 17·31 199 2 Colum . Mifflln2{8·1) 195 J Delphos St . Johns 8 (8.1) 187 4. Warsaw River View 6 {8- 0) 160 Wayne Trace and St . Henry , 18 each . Others with 10 or more points: Eastern (Pike), Fort Re c oVery , Berlin Western Reserve, BuCkeye Trail and Southington . Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS ' Counselor: Are you gang· / ~ ' ' -v Mike Hill, Bob Mann, Green, Miller Barber, Andy Bean and lou Graham were at 68. Tom Watson, the 1977 PGA Player of the Year, who op~ned the 1978 .tour with a win In Tucson last week, had a 73, as did Johnny Miller. Lanny Wadkins shot 78 and brother Bobby, who lost to Watson at Tucson by a shot, had a 72. BIRD FEEDER We stock many sizes and styles Choose one soon! MODERN SUPPLY NOW OPEN Feed Purinaf GINO'S OF MASON STORE NAME Pomeroy, Ohio The Store With "All Kinds of Stull" For Pets- Stables- Free With PHONE 773-5536 Visit our Keepsake llery Collection 399 W. Main St. Phone 992-2164 Sib. bag PURINA WILD BIRD FOOD Purchase of Feeder Large & Small Anima ls Lawns - Gardens. Offer good this week lng up on me' Look, let's go back and talk about how this ftght started. What happened before the dinner ended up aU ' over the kitchen ? MR : When I came home I told her I couldn't Jllllke a payment on one of our credit cards this month. She didn't say anything but a few rrunutes later she saw some letters in my bnefcase that she had asked me to maiL I had forgotten to mail them, but she acted like I'd done it on purpose. She . started screaming that I never do anything for her. I know it was the credit card payment that rea lly upset her. MRS : You don't know anything of the kind. You doo,t know anything about how I feel anymore, Since you brought up the issue of money, let me tell you that I Ulink you stink asfar as handling money goes. I am stck and ttred ... Counselor: Let me see if I've got it right. It all started jnst before dinner when ... MRS . It didn't start just before dinner. II started a year and a half ago when Jen· ny was born. We've been ftghtmg ever since. Counselor: About who lias the hardest job? MR: Yes, that IS exactly what we fight a bout. MRS: It's true. Counselor: Then you agree that you both feel taken advantage of. That's one issue you don't have to fight about. It IS a feeling you share. MR: But- she ~oesn ' t r eally have anything to complain about. I'm the one ... MRS : That's what you think. With a husband like you ... Counselor: Let's get hack to that feeling you have In corrunon. MRS: I guess we both feel unhappy - kind of deprived and unloved. I feel sorry for myself but I can see how he Is suffering too. MR: That's the ftrsl ttme I have heard you try to unders· . l of vtew. I guess tad n my pom I haven't tried tounderstand your f~elings either. We've been !tghtm~ so ~uch we , 'haven.I had tunetotiilk. ' '; Counselor: If you could feel . unders\ood, you probably wouldn t feel ~o deprived and unloved. Dun!'g the rest of the conversation the couple repeatedly fell ,back mto thetr pattern of mutual accusalions. But each tune that happened the counselor remmded the~ of thetr s~a_red feel· mgs. Wtth those feelings as a common bond, the couple was NOW OPEN Keepsake® Rc,;&i~tend In pursuanc::e o( Law, I, George M. ColliM, 'l'reasurer of Meigs- County, Ohio, In compliunce wilh rnlsed Code No, 323.08 of State of Ohio, do he!"eby give notice of the Rates of Taxation for the Tax Year of 1977. Rates upressed In dollars and cents on ea·h one thouiiB.nd dollars tn Y&IURtion. Diamond Rings GINO'S OF MASON PHONE 773-5536 TOWNSHIPS Sr'HOOL DISTRICTS to Me and my c 8 Meigs Local S. D. __ 4 30 1.70 24.00 .10 .4~ .50 :20 1.00 Ea!ltCI'ft Local S. D. _ 4.80 1.70 23.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 Dearing aid evaluation and counseling, speech therapy diagnostic services, therapy for both children and adults with speech, language, voice, fluency or hearing disorders. The clinic trains un· dergraduate and graduate students in speech pathology and audiology who provide services ~der the super· 1.70 29.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 2 40 UMBRELLAS : THE UNFURLED WEAPON DEAR HELEN : Percipltation in the eastern part of our country, particularly northeast has been record-breakmg this 'season. Which brings me to the point: umbreUa point, that is. On most humbershoots, it is dangerously sharp. Many people riding trains and buses and walking down streets with furled umbrellas do not hold them by their handles, but tuck them under their arms with the points directed upward. They even place them in shopping bags with points up. Perhaps a word in your colW1Ul will save some body's eyes or guts from being skewered.- NEW YORKER DEAR N.Y.: What's an wnbrella? Out here in California drought country, we've forgotten. Seriously, thanks for the tip. May it save some of you lucky rain people from getting the pomt. ·H. (P.S. I keep hopipg Nature wtll make a liar out of me: When you write a month ahead of publication, anything can happen, even a snow job. ) DEARHELE;N: Yesterday 'I saw a child of no more than 3 wandering down our street. I took hun home- about ten houses away- as he was headed toward the intersection. Did I get thanks? No! The mother told me to mind my own business, her kid was on his way to a friend 's house. Helen, her ktd llllghl have been grabbed by a child-molester or killed by a car. But no matter, he was out of her hair. (I've seen him often before, a considerable dtstance from home.) I'm tempted to send this woman a clipping about the latest child murder case. We read of them almost every day in the paper. Isn'\3 too young for streetwalking? -INCENSED DEAR INCENSED: It certainly is! Let's hope the mother doesn't learn this the hardway.·H. 1 DEAR HELEN: I agree wtth an earlier male writer: How about battered husbands' I'm involved in a divorce, and have had my wife pili! a knife on me more than once. God forbtd I hit her : we'd be dragged to police court, as we were once when I escaped her wrath and she charged me with assault. Every man I know who is going through a b"oken marriage is bemg taken advantage of by the ·ex and the courts . This "poor wives tale" is not what it used to he· or ever was!· W.C. DEAR w.: A growing number of men echo your sentiments : seems husband-heating • physical, verbal and judicial • IS a lively issue in ourland. (As I said in Wednesday's colW1Ul: male backlash, here we come! ). H. able to talk about what they needed from each other. The hot-tine call ended after each agreed to do a job the other had been domg. This solution, of course, did not actually reduce the burden on either one. But it seemed to create a climate of mutual support and that more than the tasks mvolved - seemed a worthwhile step In reducing the stram in their relationship. Dr. Blaker cannot lake calls from her readers, However, tliere are hundreds of criSis mtervention phone lines in the United States. For the phone number of one near you, contact your local mental health association or mental health infonnation service. Write to Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 101119. Volume ofmail prohibits persona l replies, but questions of general interest will be discussed in future colunms. 2.70 23.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 . 2.70 31.40 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 1.00 33.20 1.00 41.60 • 1.00 41.60 2.70 · 31.49 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 2.70 23.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 NOW IN PROGRESS 1.00 40.60 # 1..00 33.20 2.50 23.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 1.00 83.00 2.30 24.00 .10 .·10 .50 .20 1.00 1.70 24.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 1.00 33.80 5.50 1.00 38.00 1.70 24.00 .\0 .40 .60 .20 1.00 1.00 38.20 1.70 24.00 .10 .10 .50 .20 1.00 .20 24.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 .20 24.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 1.00 33.20 5.20 1.00 36.90 5,70 1.00 37.40 SALISBURY Meigs Local S. D. __ 4.30 Middleport Village .. 4.30 Pomeroy VJil!lge .• _ 4.30 ' SCIPIO Meigs Local S. D. .. 4.30 2.40 24.00 SUTTON • ' Southern l.ocal S. D.• 4.30 2.10 81.40 Racine Vil1age --·-- 4.30 .60 31.40 Syracufle Village --- - 4.30 .60 81.40 SUTTON Melr• local S. D.••• 4.30 2.10 24.00 .7 ).00 .10 .40 .60 .20 1.00 .10 .40 .60 .20 1.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 1.00 41.00 10.10 1.00 49.60 5.80 1.00 45.30 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 Real Estate taxes which have ~at been paid at the cioae of each collf!Ction carry a penalt~ or ten per cent. Taxea may be p~1d at t he office of t he county treasurer or by mall. Pleau brlnr you!" lA;St tax receipt and if you pay by mail be sure to locate your property by ta:xlnw diatnct and enclose stamped self addressed envelope Alwa.ys examine your tax receipt to see that it covers an your property. ·Offi Hours 9:00 A.M. to 4.:00 P.M. dally except Saturday when office closea at Noon T ce ~ Books will open December 20, 1977 to January 20, 1978. · ax GEORGE M. COLLINS, Meiga Co. Treu. • and equipment. Isele added that the cent er will now be reviewed each year to insure that it continues to meet ASHA's stringent national standards. The accreditation of speech pathology and audiol og y services program• is one part 26,000·member of the American Speech and Hearing Association's g0111 of encouraging and mamtaining high nationwide standards . Furniture is burned Social Calendar D of A installs officers Smithsonian art exhibit opens at Trisolini gallery ATHENS - "Bridges, Tunnels and · Hydraulic Works," an exhibition of prints from the collections of the Smithsonian Institution's Museum of History and Technology, will OJ>I'n at Ohio University's Trisollni Gallery with a public reception from S to 7 p. m. Tuesday, Jan. 17. It will remain up through Feb. 4. The exhibition Includes a• 'Selection of 37 aquatints, etchings and lithographs depicting 18ih and 19th century engineering works under construction and after completion. Views of the Old and New london Bridges, the Harlem Bridge at Third Avenue, the Kilsby Tunnel In England, and the lockport on the Erie Canal show both the eom· plexity of construction and beauty of design which characterized these historic structures. Several landmarks in the field of civil engineering are also represented . In 1843, the world's first underwater tunnel was completed across the Thames River just each of London. The Railway Suspension Bridge over the Niagara Rtver (opened in 1855) was the only major suspension ever built and served as the first U. S.· Canada railway COMection. The completion of the Eads Bridge over the Mississippi River (1874) at St. louis marked the first use of iron and steel in the construction of a large arch bridge. This exhibition is enjoying a two-year national tour under the auspices of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. The Trisollni Gallery is located· at 48 E. Union St. Regular hours are from noon to 4 p. m. Tuesday through Saturda There will be n luncheon ut noon. Tho rc~istr.ation und luncheon cost will be $2.75 wtth that amonnt to oo sent to Mrs. Rose Ginther, llonte 3, Pomeroy, th1s week. All garden dubs in the urea urc urged to lmvc one or more cluli representatives pt·cscnt for the instruction. Mrs. Put Holter will have cha1·ge of the 1•rogrmn book clinic discuss~ ing intcrcstin~-t and •.odueatwnal progrum mutt•rial for cinb meetings, while Mrs . Marjorie Wulburn will con· duct the publicity blMlk clinic outhnlllg rules of compel&· lion, how to get pniJlicity, whut the OAGC wanL< in the wuy uf publicity, and how to make up a book for comrletition . Mrs. Charles Kuhl of Route :l, Pomet:oy , is the llcgional '•• Director . Thinking Day plans made Plans for Thinking Day to IJc observed on Feb. 22 were iliscussetl at a recent meeting of t he Syracuse Brownies 1120 held at the Syracuse Eiemen· tary Sehoul. Mrs. ('at Philson had charge uf the m eeting with Terri Roush leading 111 the g1rl scout promi.s~ and all of the girls joming in tbe Brow me Smile song uml other favprites The Browmcs were remindt'<i to take a plastic bottle and a w1re hanger to the next meeting so thllt work on a btrd feeder can be started. A game was played and '!'racy Hubb ard se rved refreshments ou 'II be happier Willi . TEXACO HEATING OIL -, " CALL ART HARTLEY JR. AT ,92-2145 . FOR FURTHER DETAILS No Refunds- No Exchanges Phone 1·304-882 -3312 ' OPENDAI~Y DISTRIBUTED BY 9:00-5:00 Frlda:v till 7: oo City Ice & Fuel Co. INGELS FURNITURE 106 N. 2nd Ave. L1mrch, and is .a dive ln several local clubs. Book clinic slated for garden clubs JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE 20% • 30% - 40% OFF ALL THIS WEEK BOmE CAPS FOR CHARITY MILL STREET Middleport, Ohio '92-3542 or 992-3344 ty, and Judith, a seniot· at Jackson High School. '!'hey also have two grandchildren. Mt'S Jones is a derk-typist at the JucksUII County Wclfure Department, amma1her of the Crace United Methodi st HEATING DIL SAVE YOUR R.C., NEJ:II, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER R. C. ,BOTTLING CO. LORETTA JONES Fuel Chief 83.90 r.oo . aa.so • Loretta Jones of Jackson, director of District 17, .Business and Profession~! Women's Clubs of Ohio, will, be a guest at the Monday ni~ht meeting of the Mid· dleport Business and Professional Won)en's Club at the Columbia Gas Co. of Ohio office. practiceS and procedures, A member of the Jackson supervision of st udent Club for eight years. Mrs. training, professional in· Jones also serves on the t e rrelat ion shtps, ad board of directors of the State minist ration , records an<t Federation of Bus.mess and reports, physical fari l it i"~ Professional Women's Clubs. '11le district she heads ts comprized of clubs in Athens, Gallipolis, Ironton, Jackson, Lancaster Lo~an, McArthur, Middleport , and Nelsonville. As a member of the Jackson Club, Mrs. Jones has Polly Cramer served as president for two years, as vice president, and on most committees. She also served as the distnct WHAP chairperson in 1975 POLLY'S PROBLEM hose. When I get a pair I hke I She is marned to Jack 11. DEAR POLLY - I would . do not remember where I got Jones and the couple have like to know how to remove them. -MYRA. three chtldren, Jolm , a naval cigarette burns from furDEAR POLLY- Like M. C. reserv e instructor in niture. -ONGE. I also have a small off-wlute Johnstown, Pa. ; J efft·cy, DEAR ONGE - Light sur- sheepskin rug and I simple senior at Ohio State Unlvcrsiface burns can often be fill my washer with removed by rubbing with fur- lukewarm water and add a niture polish and then very mild detergent and wash polishing with a flannel cloth. about 10 minutes on the genU a burn is very deep the tle cycle. I hang the rug to dry table top may have to be and it takes several hours or refinished. sometimes a full day . When A somewhat tedious and dry I gently brush the hair painstaking method ts to wtth a hair brnsh and II looks wrap a bit of the finest steel beautiful. I have had my rug A RegiOn 11, Ohio Associawool around a tiny stick and for seven years and It has rub the scratch, bemg careful been washed at least once a tion of Garden Clubs, publici· ty and program book clime not to damage the adJacent year.- MARIE. areas. Brush off the resultmg DEAR POLLY - My off. will be held Jan . 21 at 'l'nnity residue. Apply turpentine whtte sheepskm rug was Church, Pomeroy. A coffee hour will begm at 9 WJth a bit of soft cloth and let bought in Anstralia about 12 a.m. with the clinics to be it dry. Next' apply a thin coat years ago and even though 11 of white shellac to the spot, has been washed many times held from 10 ~. m . to 3 p.m. dry and repeat until the wood 11 still looks like new . I wash tt : :WP 0' is the same color as the rest in my automahc machine on of the piece. Polish as usual the gentle cycle and in cold when completely dry. - POI.r water with about one-fourth LY. cup of that liqutd for washing DEAR POLLY - My Pet fine washablesand wool. I lay Peeve is with the makers of • mme flat to dry, never in the pantyhose who do not put a sun and shake it often white label on the inside of their dry mg.- MRS,L.K .C. FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Hevolutlon CHESTER-New officers and Mrs. Betty Roush the Friday 1:30 p.m. Episcopal Parish House . Paper on were installed by Inzy Newell treasurer's report. at, the Wednesday night Mrs. Enna Cleland read a Co lonial Foods by Mrs. meeting of the Past Coun- letter from Mrs. Hattie Thereon Johnson . Hostess cilors Club of the Chester Frederick a patient at the Mrs. Dale Dutton , Mrs Council 323, baughters of Pleasant Htll Convalescent Arthur Skinner, Mrs. J . America, held at the home of Center at Piketon. At the Edward Foster and Mrs. Mrs. Jean Frederick. Mrs. February members, Mark' Grueser, Jr. Elizabeth Hayes was ce>- members were asked to take MARY SHRINE 37, Order hostess. an unsigned valentine. of the White Shrine of Installed w~re Mrs. Enna Games were conducted by Jerusalem , Friday mght at Cleland, president; Mrs. Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Pauline the Pomeroy Masonic Tern· Mary Hayes, secretary; and Ridenour, who won the door pte. Mrs. Goldie Frederick, prize. Refreshments were SUNDAY treasurer . served by ihe hostesses ~o COUNTY WIDE pruyer The meetmg opened with those named and Mrs. Ada meeting Sunday at Wesleyan reading of St. Matthew 6, thif' Moms, Mrs. Mary K . Holter, Holiness Church , Pomeroy 2 lord's Prayer and the pledge Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. p.m. Glen Bissell, prayer In unison. Mrs. Thelma White Letha Wood, Mrs. Esther leader. gave the secretary's report, Ridenour. vjsion of certi fied professional staff. Services are available to anyone in the So,utheastern Ohio area. Accreditation of the OU .clinic was granted by ttte ASHA Profesional Services Board following an evaluation of staff, clinical DRASTIC SAVINGS ON _ .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 r·oretta jones to be BPW speaker POLLY·s POINTERS 1.00 33.00 1.00 34.00 I ?.leigs Local S. D. _ 4 80 '92-2115 cording to Ronald Isete , coordinator of clinical ser· vices. The university clinic's ~rvices Include hearing and I 00 33.20 1.00 32.20 Ea~t ern LocalS. D. _ 4.30 2.60 23.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 MeigM Local S. D. __ ·1.~0 2.50 24.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 1.00 SALElM SUGAR RUN MILLS ATHENS - The Ohio University Speech and Hearing Clinic, a service of the School of Hearing and Speech Sciences, has been granted accreditation of its speech pathology and audiology services by the American Speec~ and Hearing Association (ASHA) . There are more than 2,500 clinics and centers located throughout the country, but less than 3011 have been accredited to provide speech and hearin,g services, aca CHESTER Meigs LocAl S D..• 4 30 Rutland Village _ . •. 4.30 Seeds · Bird Seeds· Olyster Shells and Grit· ' Fertilizers · Lime· Cement & Mortar· Stock Salt · Water Softener · Remedies · Salt • Litters · Vaccine • Roofing · Paints · Red Brand Fencing . Baler and Binder Twine • Sprays · Gales . Speech and Hearing Clinic gran-ted service accreditation BEDFORD LEBANON Eostern Local S. D.. 4.30 Southern LocalS. D.. 4 30 LETART Southern LocalS. D: . 4.30 OLIVE Enstern LocalS. D.. 4.30 ORANGE Eastern Local S. D. ~ 4.30 RUTLAND Mulberry Ave. No Appointment Necessarv By Karen Blaker, Ph.D, The birth of the first child is often a crisis for a young COU· pte. This Couple called a botline just as two years of ac· cwnulaled tensions were about · to explode. They disagreed about everything. During the call, the counselor tried to build a bridge of common feelings that would enable them to begin talking to each other. MR : My wife is on the extension . We're calhr\g liecause. something violent is a\Jout to happen in this house. · MRS: You bet It is. He's crazy. He just threw some candlesticks out the window. It all started when he threw the dinner I made for him all over the kitchen. You should see the floor and walls. MR : Any other guy would ltave killed you ... you are so bitchy and ungrateful. MRS: Oh yeah? You're the ungrateful one. I stay homeday m and day out wtth the l>aby. What kind of thanks do !get? MR.: I'm working myself lo death. You know I just started this job. I get up at night with the baby and even help out on weekends. • MRS: You call that 'helpIng out,' let me leU you something ... Counselor· Just a minute ... just a mmute. MR.: Don't interrupt her. MRS: At least let me finish Jim Simons, Gary McCord, AND CORPORATIONS THE INCOME TAX PEoPLE · Open9,00to6,oo Weekdays. , ,ootos ,oo Saturday Phone 9fl·l795 Two against one my sentence. Bremen. 20 each' 20. !tiel Team Karen Blaker PhD. 21; 18. (tie) Stryker and New let us help with .es•" your ,...,.,., UlN 618 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO • Cracked Com • Sunflower Seed S.Dallon{8.1) 56 9. Clinton Massie {8·01 46 10. Sebring McKinley (7·1) 38 Second ten . II. Soulh · ;\"'go(xl reason to H!"!!"&'""!!!!R!!"""!!B~~~O~C~It VanMeter 992-2039 CHOICES me." Points "The new tax fonns. At H&R BlOCk, we understand these new fonns, we know the laws. We'll do every· thing we can to save you money. And that's Reason No. 1why you should Jet H&R Block do your taxes. Shop Ko•l COLUMBUS !UP! I - This , 5. Wheelersburg 1 {9-1) week 's 1978 Un 1ted Press 6 Elyria Calh. I {8·1) 7. Wellsvillel7 1) International Ohio Hi gh B Coshocton {9-2) Schoo l Board of Coaches' boys basketball ratings w1th 9 West Holmes (7·1 ) fir st -place votes and won -lost 10. Portsmouth 1 (6·21 Class(IAA Flower ,/'Feed Wild Birds Boys'. cage. ratings records ln parenthesis : Pomdroy ...... . Ale:>.:ander S. D __ . . 4.30 destroyed thetr trailer home Wednesday located op Mile Hill near Racine. · seam," Denver Coach Red because they use the flex e~~plained News Notes :\ \ By Alma MarshaU L College results i1 Mason County m\ In matters concerning the game each coach Knudson regains old fonn j:::~-*».:::~:::-.;:::::::::::::;: ;:::;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;.;:;.;.:-:::·:::::::::::::::::::::~::::;:;:;: ;:: :::::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:: :::: ;.; ' appear visibly dtaturbed, but refused to talk abc>ut tbe incident. " I'm not going to have any conunent at aU about it," he said. " If you want to know about it, talk to Fred (General Manager Gehrke). It's not important. The important thing at this point is the game. I got to do good." COLUMBIA Donations of clothing and household goods are needed for the Bill · Foster famtly whtch lost all personal possessions to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 155!, RadtO City Stal!on, New York, NY 101119 The danger most people run ts regaimng what they have lost. That ts why 11 is so Important to.stay wtth a good program after you have reached your goal. Don't underestimate the va lue of exercise 111 helping to lose weight and stay lean. It is the same pnnct!lle as the diet - i£ you use a few extra calories every day by the end a year it represents an 802. Slx·diglt 552161. ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·PQ!Tleroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan . 13,1978 Middleport, 0. ,, ' ASH ST. -- · MIDDLEPORT, 0: �7-TheDallySentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Friday Jan 13 It'll • • THESE MESSMiES OF OUR REI.IGIOUS HERITAGE ARE SPONSORED E.M:H WEEK BY THE RIUMING TR NIT'f CHURCH Rev W H Pe n po•to Roy Moyer Sun doy schoo S)Jpl Cku ch Sc::hool 9 15 am worship 1erv ce 10 30 o m Cho eheo sol 1 uesdoy 7 30 p m under d re<t on of Mrs Pou Neoae POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Co ne Un on and Mu ~ y Rev Clyde V Hende son pastor Sunday school q 30 a m G en Me( ung sup mo n ngwoshp 030om evenng 1evce 730 mdweek sev ce Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL The Rev A be MocKenz e ecto Se v ces and Sunday schoo o 12 noon POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W Man S John Mc.A lhu 8 b.le school 9 30 a m pasta mo nlng worsh p 0 30 o m MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Rev James 0 Guynn pa1tor Sunday school 10 o m Sunday wo sh p 1 a m Sunday e¥en ng se v ce 7 p m Wednesday wo sh pser11 ce 7 JOp m Near long Bottom Edsel Ho I pas o Sunday school 10 o m Chu ch 7 30 p m p aye meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday M ODLEPORT PENTECOSTAl Th dAve the Rev WllomKnt tel pas o Ronald Dugan Sun day Schoo Supl Classes fo oil ages evttn ng se v ce 7 30 8 b • s udy Wednesday 7 30 p m youth serv ces F day 7 30 p m M ODLEPORT FREEWILL OF CHRIST 200 W Men St Je ry Paul m n ste phone 992 7b66 Conservot ve non nst umenla Sunday wo sh p 0 a m 8 bl e study I om wos hp 6pm Wednesday 8 ble s udy 7 p m OlD DEXTER B BLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev Ro ph Sm h pasta Sunday schooL 9 30 o m M s Wo ley Franc s supe n en den P each ng !& v ces f sf 8 h rd Sundays fol ow ng Sunday Schoo GRAHAM UNITED METHOD ST P each ng 9 30 o m f s and se co nd Sundays of each mon h h d and fourth Sundays each mon h wo sh p se v ce o 7 30 p m Wednesday even ngs a 7 30 P aye and B ble Study SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mulbe y He gh s Rood Pome oy Posta A be t 0 ties Sobbo h Sc:hoo Supe ntenden t Cia a Mdnly e Sabbath Schoo So day of ernoon at 2 00 w h Wo sh p Se v cefo l ow ngo 3 IS RUTLAND F RST BAPTIST CHURCH 5 s er Ho e Supt Sunday School Wo ne 9 30 o m morn ng wo sh p 10 45o m THE H LAND CHAPEl Geo ge Cosio pas o Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 Thu sday even ng p ay e se v ce 7 30p m POMEROY FIRST BI'<PTIST Dov d Mann m n s e W om Watson Sunday school sup Sun day school 9 30 am mo n ng wonhpJOJOam FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 282 Mu be y Ave Pome py Pau J Wh te Pastor Gary Basham Sun day schoo su pt Sunday schoo 9 30 o m morn ng wo osh p 10 30 even ng wo sh p 6 30 p m M dweek p aye se v ce 7 30 pm MIDWAY COMMUN TV CENTER Dexter Rd longs... fie Oh o Rev Clyde Fe ell Posta Sunday Schoo I a m Sa u day p each ng sv v es 7 30 p m Wedn esday even ng B ble s udy at? 30p m FA TH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bo ley Run Rood Rev Emme Rowson pas o Handley Ounn supt Sunday school 10 a m Sun day even ng se v ce 7 30 B ble teach ng 7 30 p m Thu sday DYESVILLE ~ I" J 1\ > "' CO MMUN TV CHURCH Rage C Tu ne Sunday school 9 30 o m mo n ng wo sh p 0 30 &Yen ng serv ce 7 30 paso Sunday Sunday MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Co ne Fou th and Mo n Middlepo Re v Hen y Key J pasta Sun day School 9 30 am M s Er"Jn Boumgo dne supt Mo n ng woshp 1045am M DOLE PORT CHURCH OF CHR ST IN CHR 51 AN UNION low ence Manley poslo M 5 Russell Young Sunday School Supt Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Even ng wo sh p 7 30 Wednes day p oye meet ng ? 30 p m MT MOR AH CHURCH OF GOO Roc ne Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pas o Sunday sc hoo 945 am mo nng wo shp II am evenng woshp 730 Proye meet ng Tues day 7 30 p m Voung peop e s mee ng 7 30p m Thu sdoy M DOLEPORT F RST BAPTIST Co ne S xth and Polme he Rev Petl!lr Granda! pastor Mann ng Klaas 1upe ntanden Sunday Schoo WMPO Rod o p og om 7 ~5 am Sunday School 9 15 om Morn ng Wo sh p 10 15 Youth acti v 1 es and a m fe owsh p fo 1un o and sen or h gh students 6 p m Sunday evenng wo shp 730 p m Md· week p aye se v ces Wednes day730pm CHURCH OF CHRIST Md d eport 5th and Ma n Geo ge Gla:tw m n st• M ke Ge loch supe n endent Tar y Yankey youth m n ste B ble school 9 30 a m morn ng wo sh p 10 30 Cl m e11en ng wo sh p 7 30 proye se v ce 7 p m Wednes aAP liST Co ner Ash and Plum Noe He rman pastor So u day hen ng se v ce 7 30 p m Sunday School 0 30 o m MEIGS METHODIST CHURCH Robe t T Bumgo ne 0 rec or m n se ENTERPR SE Wo ship 9 a m Chu ch School 0 a m ROCK SPRINGS Worsh p 10 am Chu ch Schoo 9 15a m UMYF630p m FLATWOODS Wo sh p 11om Chu ch School 0 o m M DOLE PORT CLUSTER Re Robe Bumgo ner HEATH Robert Bumgorne Posta Wo sh p 10 30 am Chu ch School 9 30 o m UMYF 6 pm RUTLAND W bu H II Posto Wo sh p 0 30 a m Church School 9 30a m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Ho vey Koch J ASBURY Wo sh p 11 a m Chu ch School 9 50 a m UMW f n Tuesday B be S udy Thu 1 7 30p m FOREST RUN Wo 'h p 9 o m Chu ch Schoo l Oo m M NERSVILLE Wo sh p 0 am Chu ch Schoo19o m SYRACUSE Chu ch Schoo 9 00 o m Wo sh p se "ce 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev T mothy Sm h C uste l eader Rev S even W son Assoc a e BETHANY (Dorcas } Wo sh p 0 30 9 30 o m Chu ch Schoo am CARMEL Ch uch Schoo 9 30 a M Worsh p 10 30 o m 2nd and 4th Sun day s APPLE GROVE Sunday School 9 30 a m Worsh p 7 30 p m ht and 3 d Sund.;:.y s P aye mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Fellow$h p suppe f st Sotu day b p m UMW 2nd Tue sday 7 30p m EAST lETART Ch uch School st 2nd 3 d Sundays 9 30 om Fou h Sunday 10 30 a m Wo sh p 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4th Sunday 9 30 a m P a~e mel!l ng Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW st Tue sday 7 30 p m WESLEYAN (Roc ne} Sunday Schoo 10 o m Wo sh p om Jr UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m B ble Study Thu sdoy 7 p m Cho Pract ce Thursday 8 p m lETART FAllS Chu ch School st 2nd 3rd Sundoy9 10 IS am 4th Sunday 9 15 am Wo sh p h 2nd 3dSundoys9 5om ,.th Sunday 7 30 p m MOliN NG STAR Wo sh p 9 30 a m Church Schoo 0 30 o m M d Week Se v ce Wednesday 8 pm MORSE CHAPEL Worshp 1 a m Church Schoo19 30 o m PORTLAND Worsh p 7 30 p m Chu ch School 9 30 o m SUlTON Chu ch Schoo 9 30 am Wo sh p s and 3 d Sundays D 30 om NORTHEASTCLUSTER Rev R cho d Thomas Pastor Duane Sydenst eke John Dougla s A uoc otes JOPPA Wo shp 10 am Chu ch School 9 a m Prayer Meet ng Wedne1doy 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Sunday school ot 9 30 a m Wo sh1p se v ces at 7 30 p m 8 ble study and Youth meet ng at 8 p m on Wedn11sdoys NORTH BETHEL Worth p 11 o m Church SchooiiO am ALFRED Sunday School 9 30 a m Wo sh p 10 45 o m P aye meet ng Wednes day 7 .fS p m UMW 3d Tuesday B p m REEDSVILLE Sunday Schpo 9 30 o m Wa sh p 7 30 p m Prayer Tuesdoy Meet ng 7 30 p m V s a on7 30 p m s Thursday S l VER RIDGE Wonh p 10 a m Chu ch Schoo 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Wo ' h p 9 o m Church SchooiiO om KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST George Fredet ck 1upt Serv ce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday P each ng f ' and th d Sundays of man h by Cl fford Sm h 9 30 om HOBSON CHRIST AN UNION Rev Ke th Ebl n pastor Sunday Schoo 9 30 o m Leonard G lmore f st elder even ng se v ce 7 30 p m Wednesday p aye meet ng 7 30p m M T MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Roc ne Route 2 The Rav Cha les Hand pqstor Sunday scha.PI 9 .. 5 a m morn ng wo 1h p 11 a m Even ng se v ces Tuesday and Frdoy 7 30p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Rev E nes Str ckl n pot tor Sunday church school 9 30 o m Mn Homer Lee supl morn ng worsh p 10 3() MIDDLEPORT Sunday school 9 30 o m Rkhord Vaughan supt Morn worsh p 10 30 SVRACUSE Morn ng worsh p 9 a m 'unday scMool 10 o m Mn Somp1on Hall sup Pom11 oy Hor sonv lie Rd Don Kennedy pasta B McElroy Sunday school supt Sunday sc:hoo 9 30 o m mo ~ ng wo sh p and commun on 10 30om Sunday even ng youth Ch st on Endeo¥or 6 p m wo sh p ser v ce 7 p m Wednesday even ng prayer meetmg and 8 ble study 730pm M DOLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev J m B oome pas o M s Mo y La hey Sunday school sup Sunday schoo 9 30 am mornng woshp 030 o m Sunday evangel st c meet ng 7 00 p m P aye mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF ME GS COUNTY bw ghl L n" Zovltz d tc o PHONE 992 2156 Complete Automot1ve Servtce Locust r. 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DAN THOMPSON FORD, INC WAID CROSS SONS STORE ot THE RACINE Gun Club Gun Shoot ev•ry Sunday afternoon Foe to y cho6!,e guns only Assorted meats WANTED BASS pfoye lo ron estobl1hed coun ry oCk band as loon as pan ble Phone 992 1969 0 992 78 8 CMurch & Off1ce Supphes NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE FURNITURE & HARDWARE GIFTS KERMIT S KORNER Homehte Saws MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 Moll 51 A dams oy leode CHURCH OF JESUS CHR IST Located o Ru and on New l mo Rood next to Fa est A e Po k Rev Roy Rou se posto Robe Musse Sundov Schools p Sun day $Choat 0 30 o m wo sh p 7 30 p m B b e Study Wednes day 730 pm Soudoy nght p oyerse >~ce 7 30p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN ANT QU TY BAPTIST ~ev Eo I Rage Watson posto Kenne h Shule pasta Sunday schoo Bye Sunday s ho o sup Mo n 9 30 a m Church se 11 ce 7 p m ng wo sh p 9 30 a m Sun youth mee ng 6 p m Tue1day B doyschoo 10 30 om even ng be Study 7p m se v ce 7 30 Wednesday B be RAC NE CHURCH OF THE Study 7 30 p m NAZARENE Rev John A Colt MT UNION BAPTIST Re John man pas o F ankl n Imboden Elswick pas o Sunday schoo cho rman of the Boo d of Ch s supe ntenden Don W so Sun t on L fe Sundoy Schoo 9 30 day schoo 9 45 o m even ng om mo n ng wo sh p 10 30 worshp 730 pm Paye Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 meet ng 7 30 p m Wednesday p m P aye meet ng Wednes TUPPERS PLAINS CHRIST AN day 7 30pm CHURCH Eugene Unde wood RAC NE FIRST BAPT ST Don L pos o Howa d Caldwell J Wa ker Pas o Ronn e So se Sunctoy Schoo Supl Sunday Sunday school sup Sunday School 9 30 a m M o n ng Se school 9 30 o m mo n ng wo man JO 30om Sunday even ng sh p 0 40 o m Sunday even ng sevce7pm wo ship 7 30 Wednesday even LETART FALLS UN TEO ng B ble study 7 30 BRETHREN Rev Free and No s DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev R pas o F Qyd Norr s sup Sundov D Brown pasta Sunday Schoo school 9 30 a m mo n ng se 9 30 o m mo n ng worsh p man 10 30om Proye se v ce 10 A5 youth se v ce 6 45 p m Wednesdo.( 7 30 p m evening worsh p 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PRO p aye ond prose Wednesday PHECY 0 J Wh te Road off 60 730pm Re11 Gao ge G oy e posto Sun S LVER RUN FREE BAPTIST day School 0 o m A hu Hen M las Trout posto Sunday son Supt Ma n ng Wo sh p 11 school 10 am Steve L ttle sup a m Young Peoples se v ce 7 Even ng serv ce 7 p m p aye p m Even ng se v ce 7 30 p m meet ng Thursday 1 p m Wednesday M d Week P aye CHESTER CHURCHOF GOO Serv ce 7 30 p m Youth Rev Bobby Port11 pasta Sun meet ng 6 30 p m Even ng wo day 1choo 9 30 a m wo sh p shp730pm se v Cl!l 11 o m even ng se v ce CHESTER CHURCH OF THE 7l0 youth se vice Wednesday NAZARENE Rev He be I G ate 730 pm pas o Wo sh p ser¥ ce 1 a m LANGSVILLE CHRIST AN and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday CHURCH Robe t Mu1111 pastor Sc:hool 9 30 a m Rlcho d Bo ton Sunday schoo 9 30 a m Ro~ supt P oye mee ng Wednes Sigman lupt mo n ng worsh p day 730pm 0 30 Sunday even ng u v ce BRADfORD CHURCH OF 7 30 mid WHk serv ce Wedntu CHRIST Gob el Mt s posto 8 day 730pm ble Su doy&chool 9 30 o m mor SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE n ng chu ch 0 3Q o m Sunday NAZARENE Rev Dale Ban even ng ser\1 ce 7 00 p m pas or Bob Moo e Sunday Wednesday se v ce 7 30 p m School supt Sunday schoo 9 30 LAUREL CL FF FREE METHOD 51 am mo n ng wo sh p 10.45 CHURCH Rev F oyd F Shook o m evangel st c 1ervlce 7 p m pastor Lloyd W ght Sunday Wednes day serv ce1 - p oyer Schoo Sup Morn ng Worsh p and pro se 7 p m Notarene 9 30 om Sunday Schoo 10 20 youth 7 p m Dolly p aye a m Wednesday Proye and B mae ng 830 om Mens p aye be Sludy 7 30 p m Sunday even meeting Sa u day 7 p m ngwo sh1 p7 30p m Cho P oc EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN ce Thu sdoy 7p m CHRIST Elden R Blake pastor DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School 10 o m Howard Cha es Ruue S m n ster McCoy supt Morn ng 1ermon R de Maco mber sup Sunday 1 a m Sunday n ght serv ces school 9 30 a m -NO sh p se vee 030om BbeStudy lues Chr st on Endeavor 7 30 p m Song se v ce 8 p m Preoc:h ng da'r'730~m R!ORGAN ZED CHURCH OF 8 30 p m M dwe11k Proy•r mae ng Wednesday 7 p m Roy JESUS CtiRI ST OF LATTER DAY M ddleporl Pomeroy Ohto SAINTS Po and Rae ne Road WI om Rou5.h pos o RussPII Rotc! If chu ch schoo l 0 ec o Sunday S hoo q 30 o n Mo n ng wo sh p 10 30 om Sunday even ng se v ce 7 p m Wednes day even ng p aye se v ces 7 30 pm BETHLEHEM BAPT ST Re Eo I Shu e pos o Wo sh p :r.e v ce 9 30 o m Sun da y schoo 0 30 om Bb e Sudy and p aye se v ce Thu sdoy 7 30 p m CARLETON CH URCH K ngsbu y Rood Gary I( ng pasta Sunday schoo 9 30 a m even ng wo sh p 7 30 p m P aye mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m ONG BOTTOM CHRIST AN B uce Sm h pas o Wal ace Damewood Sup B be School 9 30 o m P each ng sc v ce 045a m Noevenngse vee HYSELl RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev He be A ng pas o Sunday School 9 30 o m Mo n ng se ¥ ce 0 30 o m honge l sf c se v ce 7 p m P ave meet ng Thu sday 7 p m FREEDOM GOSf'El MISS ON a Bold Knob Rev low ence Gluesencomp S pas ta Rage W lfo d Sr Sunda y school 5upt Sunday schoo 9 30 a Su day even ng se " ce 7 p rn P aye meetng Tuesday 730 pm E ne~ Dee e class eade Youth mee ng Wednesday 7 30 pm w th Oon and Mo ho Meadows leode s WHITE S CHA PEL Coo lv I e RD Rev Roy Deete pas o Sunday sc hool9 30 a m worsh p se v ce 030o m Bbes udy ond p aye se v ce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLA ND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Oenn s Sm h pas o FronM Young Sunday schoo supl Sun doy sc hool and commu n on 9 30 o m Worsh p and comun on 0 30a m RUTlAND COMMUN TY CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 o m wors h p se v ce 1 om Wednesday p eye meet ng 7 30 p m youth !.e v ces Sunday 7 p m Sund ay n gh wo sh p 7 30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gr mm J pa5 o Sunday school 9 30 om worsh p 111 vee 1030a m B oodcost I ve ave WMPO young people s se v ce 6 30 evangel st c ilerv ce 7 p m Wednesday 7 p m MASON COUNTY FIRST SOUTHERN BAPT ST Co r ne of Second ond Ande son Mason Pas o Fronk Low ther Sunday school 9 ,.5 a m war sh p serv ce I) a m and 1 30 p m Week y B ble Study Wednesday 1 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Box 487 M I e St Mason W Vo Sunday 8 ble Study 0 a m RIDENOUR SUPPLY Ph 985 3308 Wo sh p 11 o m and 7 p m B ble S ud y Wednesday 7 p m Voca mus c MASON ASSEMBlY OF GOO Oudd ng lane Mason W Vo Ches e Tennant Pastor Sunday School 9 ~5 0 m Ch dens Church 6 45 p m Young Peop e s Se v r.e 6 45 p m Evangel is tic Se v ce 7 30 p m Women s M s sana y Counc 10 am f rst and h d Tuesday5 P aye and B bie S udy W ednesday 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR ST N CHRI ST AN UNION The flev W om Compbel pas or Sunday School 9 30 a m James Hughes sup even ng se v ce 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng p oyer mee ng 7 30 p m Youth praye se v ce each Tuesday FAIRV EW BIBLE CHURCH leta 1 W Vo Rt Rev Char es Ho g aves pasta Worsh p se v ces 9 30 a m Sundoy schoo I a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Tuesday co age proye meet ng and B be s udy 9 30 o m Wo sh p se v ce Wednes doy7 30pm CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH 26 N Second M dd eport A on B ockwood poslo Serv ces on Sunday o 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m w h Sunday school ot 9 30 o m B ble s udy Wednesday 7 30 p m INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH INC - Co ner Fou lh and l nco in S s M ddleport Rev 0 Dell Manley pasta Sony Hud son Sunday School super nten dent Sunday schoo 9 30 o m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m p aye ond p o 5e serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m THE PEOPLES CHURCH OF POMEROY - Co ner Man and Cour Sts th rd floor over L gh hOuse Res ouront Henry Cook pa s o Sunday schoo 0 a m mo n ng wo sh p 11 o m even ng 1erv ce 7 JO Wednes day even ng serv ce 7 30 n e denom nat anal lu gasp& RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOOPas a Denn s Boles Sunday School 0 a m wars~ p 1erv ce 11 30om and 7 30 p m Poyer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Thomos L Ho mas pastor 8 ble lfudy Solu dav 7 30 p m Evonge st c p m proyl!lr meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m B ble S udy Thursday 7 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOliNESS - Hor sonv lie Rood D11wey K ng pastor Ed son Weaver assls ant Henry Ebl n J Sunday tchoo supt Sunday sc hoo ~ 30 a m morn ng war sh p 1 o m Sunday even ng ser v ce 7 30 p oye meet ng Thurs day 7 30 p m SYRACUSE F RST CHURCH OF Chesler GOO Nat Pentecostal Rev Geo ge 0 e posto Wo sh p serv ce Sunday 9 45 a m Sun day school I a m wo sh p ser v ce 7 30 p m Thursday prayer meet ng 7 30p m MT HERMON Un ed Be hen Church Sunday School 9 30 o m Wa sh p se vKe 0 .. 5 o m P each ng u1rv ces every Sunday olternot ng w th C E Wednesday p oye meet ng 7 30 p m Rev James leach pastor Oov d l:io e oy leade JEHOVAH S WITNESSES I m le eost of Ru land unci an of Rou e 12,. and Noble Summ Rood (T 174 ) Sunday Bible Lee u e 930 o Watch owe s udy 10 30 a m Tuesday B ble s udy 7 and 8 S p m Thu sdoy heocrat c school 7 30 p m $erv ce meet ng B 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST - 570 G antS M ddlepo I Bobby E k ns pastor Sunday School 10 a m wo sh p !lftf'V ce I o m even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Thursday prayer mee ng and B be study 7 30 pm RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Chu ch leland Haley pasta Sunday school 10 am even ng se v ce 7 30 p m P oye mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOO of P ophecy located on he 0 J Wh te Rood off hghwoy 160 Sunday School 10 a m Super ntl!lndl!lnl John Loveday Flr.st Wedne1day n ght of month CPMA services second Wednesday WMB meellng thl d th ough f fth youlh se v ce George Croyle pastor HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 G on St M ddlepo t Rev Bobby Elk ns Sunday school 10 a m mo n ng worsh p 11 even ng wo ship 1 30 p m Thu sdoy e>~en ng B be study and praye meet ng 7 30 p m Aff I ated w th S8 C BRAOFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST- Gabf el Mraz polto Sunday school 9 30 o m mo n ng church 10 30 am Jun or chu ch p ogram unde d e<t on of Karen Mrat for ch ldrl!ln 2 10 du lng regu or chu ch hovr n church basement Sunday even ng service 7 p m Wednesday servce 7 30p m JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER Georges C -"- Rood Church schoo 9 30 am mo n ng wo shlp 10 30 even ng ser¥ ce 7 30 P aye meetmg Wednesday 7 30 pm ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Co ne of Sycamore and Second S s Pomeroy The R•v W I am M ddlesworth Pastor Sundo.y Schoo at 9 .f5 a m and Church Se >~ ce, 11 a m SACAEO HEART Rev Father Paul 0 We ton pastor Phone 992 2825 Sotu day even nS~ Moss •• :• : • e. " : .. • POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN STORE l$16 IHIOI Tet'ms of Sale Cash n hand sub ect to real esta te taxes James J Prolfln Sheriff Me gs County (1) 13 20 27 (2 I 3 Sic Pomeroy Ohio 7 30 Sunday Mass Bond lOam Confess on Sotu day 7 7 30 p m CHRISTIAN BAPT ST - On the Rou e 7 bypass James E Keesee pastor Sunday school 10 a m mo n ng wo sh p 1 a m e¥en ng se v ce 7 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT cue No 22216 Est•te of H erry S Moore Deceased Notice s hereby g ven that Frank w Parter Jr of Route 3 Bo~t 36A R aclne Ohio has been du y appo nted Executor of the Estate of Harry S Moore deceased late of Meigs County Oh o Cred tors are re~u red to t 1e the r cia ms with sa d fiduciary w th n three months Dated this 30th day of December 1977 Reedsville News Notes Holiday guests at lhe home of Mr and Mrs Dale Sm1th and Teresa Mark and Jodi were Mr and Mrs George Smith of Columbus Mr and Mrs Clyde Hannmg of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Marvin Reed and family New Years guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Warren Pickens were Mr and Mrs ijarold 8auer Joy Sauer and Mrs Doug Becker of Mid dleport Rd Mr and Mrs Bill Meredith of Beverly Mr and Mrs Ernest Whitehead and Juli Mr and Mrs Denver Weber Dav1d and Mark Mrs Kathryn D1etz and Mrs Rulh Anne Balderson and Kay Mrs Opal Harris was a patient at Camden Clark Hospital Parkersburg W Va Mr and Mrs Chester Buckley Ann and Junmy have returned home after a holiday vacation In Florida Mr and Mrs Dale Sm1th -and family recently vlslted with Mr and Mrs John Burns at Logan Mr and Mrs Hugh Martin Jr and sons visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Martin Sr and family at Manakm.Sabot Va during the holidays Mrs Harold Sauer of Middleport Rd visited Saturday evening with Mrs Rose Thomas and Mrs Gladys Wlillams Mr and Mrs Zenith O.evaUer and Allan of Belpre Rd visited Sunday wilh Mr and Mrs Edward Chevalier case No 16612 Belpre First Federal Savings I Loan Auoc Plaintiff VS Robert D Hensley and Hensley tl at Sharcn L Defendants In pursuance of en OR:OER: 0 F SALE In the above en tit ed act on I w II offer for sale at public cruet on a t the front steps of the Cour House n Pomeroy Me os County Ohio on Saturday Fel:)ruary 4 1978 at 10 15 o clock A M the following descr bed real estate sltuete In the Townsl1 p of Olive County: of Me gs State of 01-1 o to wit Ben; a port on of Lo t No 25 ot George P McCune s Second Add it on to the V lage of Tuppers Plains as the same Is recorded In the Record of Platts of Towns and V llages n Vo ume 3 P.!ge 29 descr bed es fO lOW! Beg nn ng at the Northwest <;Orner of said Lot No 25 at a stake thence East folloWing the North I ne of sa d Lat No 25 a distance of 148 5 teet to a stake thence Soulh and para el w th the wes I ne. of Lot No 25 a d stance of 148 5 feet to the south ne of sa d Lot No 25 at a stake thence west following the south 1 ne of Lot No 25 a distance of 148 5 feel to ~ steke on the west 1 ne of t:ol No 25 lhflflce north following the west I ne of Lot No 25 a distance of 148 5 feet to the place of beg nn ng be ng the west lAB S teet Of Lot No 25 Reference Vol 204 8age 415 Meigs CountY eed Re<;ards Cannot be sold for less than two tl"llrds of the appra sed value Property appra sed at s xteen thousand dollars Mann ng D Webster Judge Court of Common P ea! J)robate Dlv son Ill 6 13 20 lie HELP WANTED LADY OR MARRIED COUPLE For light housekeepmg for retired man Paul Orr l.Qng Bottom ( Bashan f OhiO 949 2193 THE TRUSTEES of Sc p o Township wont to heo from those who ore nte ested n hov ng the Cull Stanley rood open o clos ed to meet w th the t us ees o the Down ng Town Ho Feb 3 978 at 7 00 NOW OPEN TIMBER Pomeroy Forest P o duct. Top prke for 1 and ng sawt mber Coli 992 5965 or Kent Honb.- I 446 8570 COINS CURRENCY rokena old pocket watch•s and cho ns silver and gold We need 196-4 and old•r s lver cons Buy sell o t ode Call Rog•r Wamsley 742 2331 OLD FURN lURE ice boxes b au b..ds on beds etc complebJ housl!lhold s Write M D M Ia Rt .f Pcmeroy Oh o or call SOFTENER? softener Model Now Only •279,95 • let us test your water f=ree Pomeroy Landmalll Jock w carsey Mgr Phone 992 2111 HOMESITE$ lo sale 1 acre and up M dd epa t neo Rut ond Co11992 7,.8 ~-c--=-~--NEW 3 bed oon house 2 baths all alec I oc e M dd aport c o s• to Rutland Phone 992 7481 ...,_~-,..........,--..,--- SILVER DOLLARS & co ns W II poy 3 t mes wor h ond up Co I 742 23 16 guns r I es p stols sword s daggers go kar s m n b kes Gravely s a what hove you Open 2 7 pm F fes 3rd St Rt 7 M dd epor next o Speedqueen Laundr om at 992 7494 PHONE 773-5536 LARGE BLACK coonhound lost n Rock Sp nga area PH 992 3446 RESPONSIBLE OLDER lady ro I ve n and co e for aged ody n Rutland L ght 1-lousework and cook ng no foundry Mo e for home hon wages Call 742 2078 TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs dependable pe son who con wo k w hout supe v son n Pomeroy Contact customers Age ufl mpo toni but molur y s We tro n Wnle T E D ck P 8$ Southweste n Pefro l!lum Ft Wo lh TX PART T ME bookkeeper Send esume o Box 729 E c o The Dolly Sen ne Pome oy OH 45769 TRUCK DRIVER w th mechen col expe ence on fo m equ pment and a so o do some general labor App y o Go lpal s T oc tor (6 4) .U6 IQ.44 SMAll M XED b eed pupp es about 7 months old Phone 985 3808 IF YOU hove o se 11 ce to offe wont to buy or sell some h ng oe look ng fo wo k o whoteve ~ou II get results foster w th a Sent nel Wont Ad Call992 2151> HOOF HOLLOW Ho ' " Buy se I t ode or tro n New and used sadd e\ Ru h Reeves Alba ny (6 14)698 3290 MEIGS COUNTY Humane Soc e y Co el ne and adopt on Serv Cl!l 992 7680 742 3162 992 5427 AI<C REGISTERED p11k nge1e pup We have enlarged our serv1ce department end w111 serv ce Hotpotnt and other brands CORONET NEW 1976 bedrooms 2 baths natura ga s furnace and c ty water Located near the MIDDLEPORT GRAND PRIX SJ. Power steering power brakes power w1ndows 60 OHIO CASE NO 16551 The All'lens county Slvlngs & Loan co Pl•lntlff vs Elden E Slack 1nd Candice M Slick Defendants n pursuance to en ORDER OF SALE n the above en t tied act on 1 wilt offer for !ale at pub c auct on at the front steps of the Court House n Pomeroy Oh o Me gs County on Saturday the 4t h day of Fe.bruary 1978 at 10 00 o c: ock a m the following descr bed rea estate situate In the county of Meigs and State of Ohio to wI Situated n the V age of Syracuse County of Me gs and Stllte of Oh o and described as follows Be ng 35 feet off or the west side of Lot No 77 n sa d VIllage of Syracuse In the County of Me gs and State of 01"110 Property appra sed at S:JOOO and cannot be said for less than two thirds of the appra sed ¥alue Terms of Sale Cash In hand subject to real estate taxes James J Proffitt Sheriff Meigs County Oh o I 21 1 3 Sic FREE JOB TRAINING Young Women and Men Ages 16 21 years in JOB CORPS Gel paid while learning Free food housing med col core clothing ollowonce and spondlll!l money JOB CORPS trains moles ond females tor job skills sueh as Auto Mochonles Keypuneh Bricklaying Nu,.ing Skills Welding Office Skills and many more Must leave area If Interested In Improving your future visit JOB CORP REPRESENTATIVE Pomeroy City Hall (2nd fl l llO 2nd St Tuesday, Jan 17-9 5 Wednesday J•n 18-9..3 large lot and extra build ng Asking S28 000 TUPPERS PLAINS Breezeway 150)(200 ot bedrooms bath ga s central heat ng n ce oak floors and garage W• consider reasonable offer POMEROY RURAL - q8s 334 • om 3290 ECONOMY TRACTOR w th o at tochments l ke new ask ng $2250 Phone (614) 698 3290 RUGS WALL Hong ngs and ofgons N ce fo Ch stmo1 Reo!onable Co 1992 22 4 1976 FORD F 250 Custom 1? SOx 14 00 t res w1nch On y 14 000 m1 Headers CB Tope deck O~o~e $3 OClO n ex as Se OI.,IS calls only after 12 noon 696 1072 $6 BOO sont W Va beside Heck s 1973 Broodmore 1.. x 64 2 bedroom 1973 Do on lA x 60 2 bed oom 1972 Victor on 14 w 67 3 bedroom 2 balh 1972 Coventry 12 x 65 3 bedroom 1969 Statesman 12 x 60 2 bedroom BURROUGHS Phone SENSI M,O.TIC ac count ng mach ne Hos been under se v ce contract and n good cond lion Con be seen al The Do y Sentinel 111 Court St Pome oy OH LARGE ROUND Bole feeders mode of squo e tub ng $76 V11rmeer Iorge round baler $250 0 scount unt Feb 15 1978 Woodmoster cab net wood heaters thermostat ash pon h nged lop fa cook ng br ck I ned $2,.2 Coalmaster same as above but Shaker 9rote to coo $26-t Blowe for etther $.48 Merr II Chose (614) 698 3021 175 acres with gas well 8 room modern ranch ttouse barn mlner.als and fru t WeAre Now Tak&ng New Customers For RIEL OIL AND GAS SERVICE CAl1 us Helen l HAV FOR sol1 Round bale~ Ptl 843 2524 ALUMINUM SIDING SOLIDYINYL SIDING SOFFIT& CHINOS GUTTERS& OOWN SPOUT Euy step by stop lmtrucllont ACE HARIMME L- COAL Loeatod In MEIGS PLAZA Middleport Ohio 1 9 tte 0 Elec plumbing. carpenter work. pa1nltng panehng: any JOb thai needs to be done around your home Profession•l Servin l9 yn experience Free INSUlATION SERVICE ullm•tos pickup delivery service & Rnldonllal & CCrmmorelol Tn-State Upholstery Shop WOOD ANO WOOL FIBER PHONE 992-5705 116l 2nd Avo Golllpolls 446 7131-446 1133 SINCE 1947 1'1 11 1 mo 1 7 1 mo Ail&: loult 3 r~ 1977 CHEVY STEPSIDE p ckup 350 cu 4 bbl Sha p $5 000 Co I 992 2912 GeorgeS Hobsteller Jr Broker 10112 Sycamore 51 Pomeroy Ohao (614) 667 3968 F REWOOO FOR so e AI 992 2206 or 992 7630 ,.,...., 992 2111 Phone fh1 0f1JIIalall Not Tht m laton ' "' WILL CARE to the elderly n our home Phone99'173 1.4 f!,RADPORD Auc t on•• Com pfe e Serv ce Phone 9~9 2,.87 o 949 2000 Roc n• Oh o Cr t Brqdford PIANO TUNING Lo ne Don 11 s 3 yeo s of se v ce New plion e numbe 992 2S81 ELWOOD ATTENTION MARE Owne 1 AOHA stud se v ce In I oduc ng to Sou hern Oh o Cartoka so el son of 0 oe B eed to co o conformo on and d !>pas o Phon e 698 824 even ng s o w l e fo b eed ng con o I Be e Echo Qua ter Horses 402'15 5R 6crJ. Pomeroy Oh o 45769 HAY FOR so e Timothy ollolfo and caVe Phone 2,.7 3644 ATTRACTIVE QUILTS for so e 1 oppl que 3 p eced Col (Mo) Go net W II amson (6 14) 742 2803 Offtce Hours 9 A M to PM Close Thursdays Saturdays at noon anc NEW LISTING 3 bedroom 1 12 baths dining ereo kitchen has builtin oven and range one car garage family room New FERGUSON 20 Tractor New rear t res $1 200 7,.2 2523 total electric home on an acre lot $41 DOO 00 Loc:aled on the Crow Sub-division REMODELING Plumb ng heating ond o type • of ge e al epa Wo k guaranteed 20 yeo s e.: pe enr.e Phone 992 2,.09 SEWING MACHINE Repa s ser v ce all makes 992 228~ The Fabric Sho p Pomeroy Autho ized $ nge So es and Se v ce We slia per Sc sso s $21 000 00 Chery I Lemley Associate Home Phoilo 7!2 2003 Hollon Wolle Sr As19clalo 14om~ Pllont 941 uat G&O AUCTION Community Butldmg Hartford, W Va '---------'1 ' SAVE ON CARPETING MAIN POMEROY, 0 cabinets range & oven formal d nlng room fam ly room 2 yro o d s2a 000 00 JUST LISTED - Aboul 4 yrs old br ck & frame I acre 3 lovely bedrooms 1 12 baths k !chen has 27 It cabinets range & oven doub e glass doors to concrete pat o large - Newer 3 bedroom frame modern bath very nice k tchen carpeting paneling all n t)(Ce ent cond t on nothing more to do JUST $ 8 500 00 HOWERY AND MARTIN h cava ng sep t c sys ems dote backhoe dump ruck mestone gravel blacktop pov ng R 43 Phone 1 (614) 69B 7331 12 ond 15 II width Cu,_t rubber back 488 SO YO 1 Ret S6 9) not nstalled BATHROOM S AND I< tchen5 remodeled ce om c e p um b ng carpentry and gene a mo ntenance 13 yaars ew per ence 3685 m PULLINS EXCAVATING Comple 11 Serv ce Phone 992 2.-7B NEIGLER S FOR build ng hous11s bolh ooms all k nds at repol wo k and what hove you Guy Ne gle Roc ne Ohio Coli fl.. 9 2508 even ngs N CINSKY ELECTRIC Rutland Oh o So v ce lO rolls of carpet in stock Good Hltcllon all 101 ••le lnst•llod wolh ""ddlng no utr1 to PlY C.ll742 2211 TALK TO WENOELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 2211 Hutland LOCATED ON OLO RT l3 - About t9 acres water available overlooks bolh old ~ new Rts Jl Moatly wooded ss 000 00 MIOOLEPORT One neighborhood Ralph Brooks properly This Is a good buy al JANUARY 14-7 PM Candy Stripe Rubber Bock Regu Ia rs1 9S Save SUB Sq Yd NEW LISTING - 2 year old Fuqua double wldt, mob e home 24 xS6 w th Pia ns Oh o known as the Special Auct1011! ond d che floor p an 2 3 bedrooms 2 fireplaces ready to move Arbaugh odd lion Tuppers - EXCAVATING near Five Points porch n excellent condJt on lnclud ng a! furniture & appliances Located on corner lot 100 x200 In the BOWERS REPAIR S'weape s rooster• ons oil 1moll app a ce5 lawn rnowe new to State H ghwoy Go oge on Rou e 7 Phone (61.-) 985 3825 EXCAVATING dozer ooder and backhoe wo k dump ucks O('ld lo boys for hire w I haul fl d I to so lmesoneo d g O\o'e Call Bob o Roger Jef fe 1 day phone 992 70B9 n gh phone 992 3525 o 992 5232 garage porch SJ1 900 00 YOU WILL AOORE THIS PHONE 992 6333 r""'"' o Clrptl I. UphOISIIIJ Phone M1h Youn1 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. JUST LISTEO - Approx • HOBSTffiER REALTY JOHNIE'S BEAUTY SALON Young's Carpetmg baths kitchen with loads of Pomeror Landmalll NOTICE SupeiiGr Slum EaiTitllon acres with loY.ely newer home J bedrooms w th walk In closets 2 modern Realtor Assoc1ates ..... ~~ack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992-2181 NEW QUILT Tree of l fe Teaford C BruceTeatord Sue P Murphy commerc•al etc GOOD USED TV 1 Colo ond Black and White Har i1on !I TV 276 Sycomore Street Md dleport Oh1o 992 2522 4 .. 1 ... Home Set\'ic-e RACINE 0 sepa r ated tnto 3 rentals Want a good Investment laod 742 2251> dol vorod GA~OI RACINE PlANING MILL basement Asking $23 500 NEW LISTING - Busoness building lhat can be We have need af listings oil typos homH l•nd SPLIT PII.HllHI & 12 18 1 4 stacked $25 per Ia ge p ckup FIREWOOD S!'ICIII. Ohio Furnaces Htlt Auto Controls Bolters Pumps Pomeroy Ohio try lhls one Only SJS 000 Don t be f ve minutes late BUY FOR YOUR SECURITY AN INVESTMENT I~ ONE OF THE ABOVE IS TOMORROWS SAVINGS 742 21JI B & S MOB LE HOMES PI Pleo 511 M I DOLE PORT House CAMPER $600 A so horse tro e $450 Phone [614) 698 ~UTTUUIIIIGS ~RRY ~VENDER PHONE 742-2570 bedroom br ck bath natura gas ce ntral heat ng 2 porches and EFFICIENCY APARTMENT Two men Completely furn shed Phone 992 7791 COAL I mes one and cole um chlor de Dnd co c um br ne fo dust control and spec a m xlng sol for fa mars Excels or' Salt Works Mo n Sueet Pomeroy Oh o or phone 992 3891 3 acres with minerals water and electr c ty apr Ca 1992 5621 or 992 2205 THREE BEDROOM Ira ler for ren Not ovl!lr 2 ch ldren allowed ND pets One tro ler ot for ren 7~2 3122 WI~DOWS AWIIIIUII SIOI-In OHIO HEAnNG SERVICE REPAIR &SERVICE Phone 992 1798 100 Kerr Sl -J business section Now $15 000 RACINE - 4 bedrooms bath c ty ut lites natural gas central heating 1969 JEEP COMANOO V 6 au o 7.42 2768 BEDROOM Hrut!IIEII SALES ANO SERVICE 11 9 tic 01ck Seyler 992 3978 1111111 WI~DOWSIDOOIS "2 -J FOR SALE FOUR ROOMS and bath upsta n SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY LISTING bedrooms bath utll ty bu IeUng natural 'gas city water and front por ch Want ust $7 500 NEAR POMEROY - THREE Reflnlshrng Repolrlll!l Antoques Bought & Sold lloiOdotW.Iolo ..... lolt w... &ltllu TEAFORD[H motor $375 Coll992 50 1 STARCRAFT FALL Sa e motors 20' and 22 T a le s 18 5 $3 799 25 7 Bunkhouse $4 875 Fo d down $1 700 up We sell serv ce ond qual ty 0~ Sundays Camp Conley Sta croft Sales Rt 62 N o f P Pleason THREE YEAR old Y sto y onch s y e home ~ bed ooms 2 co go age cemenl d vl!lwoy I A g o und $33 900 P vote owne Seen by oppo nlmen Antiques & Modern Upholstenng Service Cu1tom Professional 9 ... PH. 992-3348 1971 LTD WAGON Wagon 992 5756 .... Pomeroy Landmark AKC REGISTERED Doberman pups 843 3053 of e 5 38 etc 1-lloo-· Ilion 300 Moln Sl Pomoroy Ohio Pomorov 992 ..212 or 6163 IAMI0430PM Jack's Septic Tank Service Boxl4 949 2801 track plus other extras low mileage excellent condttion DODGE Phont 915 110. CHEMICAlS EIG HT ROOM house Po tlond Both basemen po ch coo l fu noce A o Me hod st _Joek W Carsey Mgr Po sonage Con oc 8 uca .... Phone992-21B1 McKelvey 843 311 Sh rley Johnson 8,.3 2 05 o Ruth Ebe sboch 8.. 3 3636 GOOD GRAS hoy fo sa le Sl SO pe bo e Phone 843 '1900 27 A mo st y wooded Some sow tim be Good I 0 x 50 tro ler MIXED HAY squo e ba es CR 30 w h wood bu n ng f r ep ace M ne sv e 949 2588 Ve non Or I ed we I T C water. al so Neasv avo able Ex a bu ld ng s gh s HAY FOR SALE Royal Oak Fo m m I om Ches e Oh o 985 334 1 $9 500 Lou e B F ede ck. l ong Bottom Oh o 45743 MOVING MUST SELL I v ng oom -'-'--su te 3 pc maple bed m su e w lh mot ess and box sp ngs IS cu ft ches t f eeze d ne e bunk beds set ef ge oto w th new nne sp ng mo t ess coffee and end tabe s ecline ocke Zen th s e eo m 5 cho s abies chests dresse s liE~ 0~ mow e desk w th cho smo app anc es kn ck knocks VIRGIL B TEA FORO SR much n sc Co 304 773 5790 8 216 E Second Street om to 6 pm o nq u e a 6 3 N Pomeroy Ohta 45769 2nd S Mason W va (Yel ow Phone992 3325 house no th end of Mason on let going toward Ho f o d ) 40 bench seals AM FM 8 1%9 cammerci1l Call for estimate 24 hour service Anydity anyttme We Strop Point Yamlshos FREE ESTIMATES PWMBING & H£AnNG INC. •nd Wood Metol plastics Phone (614) 367 0292 AKC DOBERMAN P ncher pup p es 8 weeks old !Jd & u1 Ped g eed w th Chomp on Bloodllns Also ce t fed heo h ce t f cote S 50 f rm your cho ce male o female 614 797 4500 Rosldtnllal 3102 0 (304)772 3227 APPUANCE SERVICE pes Phone (304) BB2 2683 R SING STAR Kl!lnnel Board ng Indoor and outdoor um Groom ng o b eeds C eon son to y toe I I es Chesh re COUNTRY fa m and w h Sa( ud ed woods wale and good oc cess n Monroe County W Vo $1 000 down co I (304) 772 CARTER SEPTIC TANK CLEANING UC SVI sa AUTO BOO ES and scrap metal Rde s So vag• 992 5468 Business Services let Pomeroy L1ndm1rk soften & wndllton your water with Co-op w11ter NO ITEM TOO large or too small 1/V II buy I p ece o complete ONE HEATWAVE wood bu n ng stove 1 yeo old w h s o11ep pe household New used or ant and dampe one 6 ch mney ques Ma hn 1 Fu n tu 1!1 20 N k t One C oftsmon cha n sow :i'nd St M ddlepo t PI-lone automa c o er se f 992 6370 sharpen ng bo 24 cu n CH IP WOOD Poles max eng n~~. 1,. ba Used once d omete 10 on argest,end 247-394• per ton Bund ed 91ab $6 per ton Del vered to Oh o Pollet Co Rt 2 Pome oy 992 20EI9 W LL PAY top dollo for used !ihC't U 5 Department of Labor Manpower Admm1strahon ' -- A.UCTION ,.R 0"-Y 1 pm New and used me chond se o Ok o R 11e Auc on Mei$S Plaza Mddepo Oho N ED A WA CASH FOR Junk Ccrs Frye sTruck and A u o W ecke Se v c• Phone 742 208 o Pennzo I Rutland 742 9575 GINO'S OF MASON Ill 13 20 27 • CASH po d for a I makes and model1 of mob le homes Phone oreo cod. 614 423 9531 9927760 SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Racine 992227'1 THE RACINE Volun eer F rio Department w II sponso a gun shoot eve ~ Saturday c 6 pm ot rhe r bu d ng 1n Boshon Foe torr choke guns only Pomeroy MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET 1100 E M•m INCOME T~X S.,<,~ius. Fed.,ol and State lOlll85 Woodo Ebl n ,.leo!""' 282 W Moln Pomeroy 992 9962 510 N 2nd M•ddleporl 992 l451 POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Robe I Haydl!ln Rev Jome5 Corb CHESTER Woshp 9 5 om Chu ch School! 0 a m POMEROY wo sh p se v ce 9 15 o m Sunday schoo 0 30 am Rev Robe Hoyden OF CHRIST Ouane Wo den m nls er 8 ble class 9 30 a m m'o nlng wo sh p 10 30 a m evenng wo1hp 6:1) pm Wednesday 8 ble study 6 30 p m KENO CHURCH OF CHR ST George Freder ck supt Sunday mo n ng serv ce 9 30 a m with preach ng on f nt and th d Sun doy of month by Gao ge P ckens NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNI TV Chu ch Sunday School ser v ce 9 45 a m Wo sh p sa vice 10 30 Evong11t st c Se v ce 7 30 p m Wedne sday P ayer mut ng 7 30 cloy Call 9-49 2138 For Appointment Ractne Ohto nus SPACE FOR EWS & SONS SOHIO COOPER AT VE PARISH THE SALVATION ARMY I S Butternut Ave Pomfl oy Envoy POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Youth meet ngs 6 30 p m even lng worsh p 7 30 Wednesday n ght p aye mee ng and B ble sudy730pm and Mrs Ray W n ng off ce s n cha ge Sunday hoi ness meet ng 10 a m Sunday Schoo 0 30 a m Sunday schoo eode YPSM Elo se Adams 7 p m salvo on mee ng vo ou5 sp.eoke sand mus c spec ols 7 30 p m Thu sdoy- 10 am to 2 p m Lad es Home League all women n<.o ted 7 30 p m p aye meet ng and 8 ble s udy Bob Estep Ieoda Rev Noel He man eoche BURL NGTON SOUTHERN SAP liST CHAPEL Roue Shade Sunday Posta Bobby Elk n5 scMool 5 p m Sunday wors h p 5 45 p m Wednesday praye se vce730pm John F Fulll Ph tfa 2101 Pomeroy THIS SPACE FOR RENT Let The Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES nlo Lvel lot Convenient Shopp111y Hours good has been MON., TUES., WED. remodeled nleely $13 000 00 POMEROY - Basement 3 1100 TIL 5100 bedrooms carpeting one floor plan gas forced a r furnace Call about th s one $1800000 WE HAVE BUYERS FOR YOUR PROPERTY ESPECIALLY NEWER HOMES ANO FARMS LET OUR PHOTO LISTING SERVICE WORK FOR YOU HENRY E CLELANO BROKER HANK KATHY&LEONA CLELANO ASSOCIATES THURSDAY 8 TIL NOON FRIDAY TIL 5 : CLOSE SATURDAY : AT 5 PM •• •: t •: : RUTLAND FURNINRE 142 2211 ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND ••• : t ·······················~·· �l •• e eVfSlOR 9-The Daily Sentinel , Middleport-Pomer oy, 0., Friday. J an . 13, 1978 l'f1 YOU SHOT VITAMIN FLINTHEART ? ANY HITCHES? ~ TJ:• • , leWlng , ' FRIDAY, JANUARY U , 1911 S:CIO- Bonanza 3; My Th ree Sons 4; Gunsmoke 8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33 ; Hogan's 6:!»--N ews 3,4.8, 10, ll, IS: ABC News 6:. Zoom 20,33. 6: Jo-N BC News3,4,1S; ABC News 13: Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8. 10; Over Easy 20,33. 7:(1(}- N ew Truth or Cons. J; Cross·Wits 4; Liars Club 6; M uppet Show 8: News 10: To Tell The Truth 13; Gilli gan's Is . 1S: Almanac 20: Capitool Beat 33. 1 : 01>-P ort er Wag oner J; Go ng Show .4 ; Sorority '62 6 ; P rlc:e Is Rig ht 8; Mac Neil -Lehrer Repor t 20,33: F amily Feud 10: 5100.000 Name That Tune 13 ; Pop Goes The Co untry 15. . e:DO-CPO Sha.-lkey 3.15; Donny & Marie 6,13; In IT'S THE SAME: YOU'-IG LADY WHO'; SEEN PHO'-IING YOU EVERY DAY 5 1'-!CE, THE AIR SHOW l ...DIDN'T VOU GI'T MV MEMO A80U T HEll: ' THAT YOUNG LAD Y'~ ON THE LIN!' AGAIN l I DON'T KNOW .. ~HE ReFUSES TO TALl< TO ANYO!oiE BUT HIE' HE;A() OF M<I<EE INDU!lTRIESl WELL , LET '~ <;;AY SHe D01:5 ~OUIJD A SIT- ER- 6MOT/0Ni9L.! 1972 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL. .... .. ..... '1995 "• 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA ................. 11295 .t Dr .• new ralial t ires. loaded . 2 Dr. H.T.. tilt wheel , AM radio & ta pe . • 1968 CAMARO .............. ................. '495 ' V-8, 3 spd. 1966 CHEVELLE ...... :.. .....................'395 6 eyl .. auto ., 2 ·dr. 1969 AM. REBEL WGN ..., ......... .... ,....'395 ..• ' Auto. • 1971 CHEV. Y4 TON PU .................... '1295 • ~~~~ •= 1970 CHEV. ¥4 TON PU ................ .... '995 • 6 cyl ., 4 spd . ' KnQW 33. Showdown at t he Hoedown 33. 9:3()-Hen ry Kissi nger : On The Recor d 3,4, 15. lO:OG- News 20; F all ot Eagles 33; [l :DO-News 3,4,6 ,8, 10.13. I S; Dick Cavett 20; Lil ias, Yoga & You 33. 11 :31}--Joh nny Carson 3,<,1S; Baretta 6, 13: Mash 8; Monty Python 's Flying Circ us 33: 12 :0()-J ana kl 33 . 12:05-Movle " Don' t Drin k th e Water" 8: 12:41}-Lohman & Barkley 6; Ironside 13; 1 :!»-Midn ight Special 3,4,15: Movi e " Lost Women" 10. 1:4G-News 13; 2: 3D-News 3: 3:oo-Movle "The Jo kers" 3: S: DO-B ig Valley 3; 6:DO-F BI3; 7:DO- 6,8; Bug s Bunn y 10; Wild Kingdom 13; E lee . Co. 20; Ba ltle Line 33 . Rem e mber• 33; All-Star Anyt hing Goes 10; Once Upon a Classic 20 . 8:oo-Bionlc Wo m an 3,15; College Bas ketball 4; Bob Newhar t 8,10; I, Cla udi us 20: National Geogra phi c 33. 8:30-Qperatlon P ett icoat 6,13 : Rhoda 8,10. 9:oo-P ollce Story 3, 15: Star sl<y & Hutch 6,13; J ef. fer sons 8,1 0; Natliona l Geograph ic 20i Hollywood T elevlslon Theatr e 33. Nation al Geograph ic 20: Hollywood Televi sion 'Theatre 33 . . 9 :30-Tony Randal I S, 10; 10 :00--L ove Boat 6, 13; Bionic , Woman 4; Super N ight at the Super Bow l S, 10. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1978 6:31}--Marlo & the Magi c Movie Machine <; Fo r You Black Woman 8; U.S. Farm Report 10; Kent uc ky · Afield 13. 1975 SUZUKI 380 ........................... '695 1974 YAMAHA 250 ........ .. ..... ... :...... ~595 Pol ley For ums 10; Grape Ape 13. ]: ~Saturday Report 3; World of Surviv al 4: Dus ty's 9 :Jo-Super W itch 3,4,15 ;. • 11 :01}--Th under 3,4,15; Kroflt Supashow 6. 13:. ~~ ~~~~~~~~~ ti H, !'f1 A)(·· · I WISti TO S EE CAl l ME MAX YOU'RE NOW t=~--l.::::LL...C-lLL....L.<L----"'--' ---" ----. TilE SECRET I<'ANSK.. fl1 E BOSS ... ARE YO U? . St. Rt. 7 ; See ROger Riebe I . 667-3463 1 mile north Tuppers Plains, Ohio ORPHAN ANMIE--PAPER WORK ORPHAN ANMIE---HEAT'S OFF B· B · BUl YOU~ I HEARD YOU TElL L--- RIEBEL'S USED CARS lHE•oeAl'H LIST"'? BUT, KANSK ·" I DO NOT .. · ER.· .. "DfA1H LIST".... F'or Saturday , Jan . 14, 1978 MER.~_Y, MA5TfR ! YOU o<S<OW All I BAH! I WILL GET I"T MYSELF ·" HERE '" BEHIND -- G ASTR0 o RAPH ..•' I HAD TO BE. " SURE! SPARE ME! . THIS Fl1Ntl '" of Isis 8: Action News for Kids 13. 12:3.o --Red Hand Gang 3.15 ; American Ba ndstand 13; Point ol View 6 ; Fat Alberl8,10. .•' Bernice Bede Osol \ll " ••• •• HII. R0'-0 Ci RA'T' • ul!Jl!Jl.l I•ltl r-,,) I,. 111; 1)} ~Uu • •' . Jan . H , 1978 •• . -~ :._....__~ Aqqravated b4 a severe case of rip·off fever! Ever4thtnq's doubled but mlj pa4! 1976 GRAND PRIX You should see m4 And 40u Ha! You qet insurzmce bill' off eas4! ,Air , AM. FM, V. roo f, low scream Tentrupled! _mileage . when I fee a few buc!J.s' T+ T wheel. AM·FM & 75 Cadillac cpe. DEVIUE Ful l p ower, facto ry air, leather seats, T& T wheel, stereo , 32 ,000 miles. '9700 . 1977 CUT. CRUISER Full power . air, , mileage, lig.h t blue·. 1977 CADILLAC DEVIUE CPE. Full power, a ~r, c r u1se, tape , landau roof . 9,200 miles. '4795 raisem4 low '6295 . YOUR CHOICE DEVILLE CPE. or SEDAN Full power & air, T+ T AM-FM & tape. sharp . wheel, 1975 ROYALE CPE. Low m ileage, stiiJrp car, air , AM· FM & tape, blue, white DAI<E I GO IN WIIH OUT ANY MEANS OF PROTECT! NGMY5ELF? 1974 CUT. SUP. CPE. Air. AM-FM radio, blue, • 73 CHEVY NOVA SS COUPE 75 WAGON v.a, automatic, P.S. 6cy . FRANK tnd ERNEST &l!::!lif@ ·' WE ASIC §£[b~§ ........ Bi FOR 'MI'fN • ~ ;r · Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Ace shown in slam bid .....-----,N~(:ciR:cT=H::---,. A-, 11~3 - • 'i. . oN£. ¥ K J 41 ·•+ ·3~ 'K.2 8 6 > • 10 5 ¥ K 10 7 6 • • +8 6 5 .J 4 3 2 SO UTH • . AQ 8 72 A5 K Q lO 7 .. .Q 7 Wts l Nort h l::ast Soul Pas!' Pas!' 24 2t Pass Pass EVER SINCE TH' HOOTIN' HOLLER PURSE -SNATCHER ' WENT ON HIS By Oswald Jacoby .& Alan Sontag -- I BEEN North's jump· to four spades was designed to show just about what his hand TOTIN'MV MONEY IN MY SHOE was. A spade raise based on trumps and a club suit but with Mthing in the other suits and probably at least RAMPAGE -- two quick losers in hearts. • .. ,_,., It was 1n no sense a· slam try , but South h a d a per· fectly good opening spade bid without his ace of hearts . He might well have Blackwooded his way to a slam, but that. action would be hanging his partner in l~e event that he did not hold 1" born Jan. 13, 1834, This is : American ~ Robert 4 speed V. roof., air, stereo. · W'5$1995 Stack's 58th birthday. : On this day ·in history ' ~ In 1864, famed composer ~· Stephen Foster died in a New : York hospital, three days ; after he had been found ill " and abnost penniless in a • hotel room . " 73 DODGE CHARGER 71 DODGE 2 DR. POlARA Coupe, air. '495 NOW •1 I( "'\J ter cluPs to get rid of his • ""tt"'"OWto r-.o ,....,_ _ ~ 1\_ _.A I I D [J ~fACT.U E J •Ax ¥xxx . +KQ8H.J xx The bidding has gone one notrump - pass - three notrwnp-all pass . We have no problem ·here . [j . ~MAJEST' ~ I I A . . Right or wrong, and it may (For a copy of JACOBY MOD· ERN. s.end S1 to : " Win af Bridge. ·· care of I his newspa~ per, P. 0 . Box 489. Radio Crty Station . New York. N . Y. 10019.) WHY THE KAN6AI':OO DEC IDE[11t) Vl~li P~YCHIATRI5-T. A 0 Answer: HE( Nowarrangethecircledlettersto ~ form the surprise answer, as sug.. " gested by the above cartoon. ~ · · 1 Jumbles: PUDGY FORGO (Answers tomorrow~ DEFILE MORTAR 1j • "' Answer : The guy who suffered from Insomnia slept neer theldgeofthe bed becauaa tt enabled .r hlmtodothis- "DROPOFF" ; j-;::::;:;:-;;::;:-:;:;:-::;-::=-=:-=::::::::::::;:::-;::::::::::-:-~---, ·• JumbAI Book No. 10, wllh lfw .._ 11~puuMI. IIIYIIIblt for 11 35.,_.. .;peldfrom.Jumbte, ct'othlauo your,.,.,..xw..., "'COde . .I v.s, automatic, P .S., air . '1295 ence over yo u today . II they are doers, you will be o nlil as we! I. I'ISCES I f eb. 20-Maroh 20) You have tw o power ful !ac tOrs in yoUr favor today th ai en· han ce your possi bilities for personal gain - your desire to be helpfu l and your pride in your wor k. ARIF..S ( March 2l~Aprll19) As an organize r you are excellent today . es peciall y if it' s a tun ac tivi ty and th ere are assign· ment s 10 be de l ~ga t e d . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) II may be necessary to day for you to g ive a ge ntle prod to a member of yo u r h o u seho ld who has been neglecting his responsibiliti es GEMINI ! May 21-June 20) It there is no th ing spec 1a1 on th e ag enda with fri end s today, don 't wa it for th em 16 dream something up , Put your agile mi nd to work. Make arra ngement s yo urself . - CANCER (June 21-July 22) Devo te your energies today to th ings th at could either add to your resources or enhance your career in some manne r. , 1111111_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _• Yo u,'re fo rtunat e in l hese areas . NOW OPEN GINO'S PHONE 773-5536 76 Cadillac Deville ·Cpe. 76 CHEVY CAMARO I J+,b34. Norwooci,N.J. 07fM81,... Md_n'llliMched~u-lblt•HIIw ;,ISl · •• ·~ 1o1 ! • ! mileage . Sharp. D. brown & tan roof, full power~ air, leather Interior, 76 VW KOMBI WAGON Roof' venf, i nd t i9ht, seat converts Into bed, AM-FM tape, 14,000 miles. Sharp. AM-F M stereo tape, new Priced fo move out 21 l> '"' ~e 21 ?9 ·.!loa ~· '"' ..' "" I~ i\ X \ 1 U L It .\ :\ I. 0 :-> G F J.: I. I. X H n W Wtl r d:. M l' :1!1 I ·n\ 'I'TO<JI rcrn:s IU EC AUPM SK A WU H I AE I NA XKAUWM K , RETZt' , - ~ V K II HZH IA E INA P ANWACA, H U A II ZO' N A E ~A IIXK UE M S AZ Yesterday's Cryptoquole: W YOU CHOP WOOD, CHIPS WILL FALL.-JEWISH SAYING . I E' . tCQ. qu1pmen 1 I 1 POMEROY, 0. I PH. 992-2176 I lnteinational I Hirrater I New Idea I Equipmenl Black Cat Specials I 1 I 1 I I I I I. 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'5495 orGeoK.;rir I 76 PLYMOUTH VOLARE V-8, automatic , P .S., low ' ob a pos tro ph es, t h <' l cng1 h a nd fo rn111 lwn uf lilt· hin ls F.nrh day !Ill ' ro de l dtl ' l ~ :11'1' di tTt ·n ·nl ----------, I MEIGS I OFF ON 4 DR. LTD'S WasS469S 73 CAPRICE ,, " On e l ett er ~Im pl y :-. to111 d.'- fur ;1notlu•r 'In tlu s snm p\p t\ IS us..:.•d for the thrcr 1.':-;, X for lht• (W \) v·.:, I' ll' Sau J,t: lc ll'lll'I"S. .WE'VE GOT 'EM! BIG FORDS! ROOMY FORDS! '1000 Power & Air, ••• Is IT'S THE BUY.. OF..THE ..l'EAR ·15 CHEVY MONTE CARLO ~3295 II (NEWSPAPER tN I EA PAI SE ASSN 1 NOW '1495 '2995 I" DAILY ('HYI'TOI)l ' OTE - lil'l'<,., '""' '" \\n r k it : are no t one who 1s likel y Ao tak e· a back sea t today. Anyo n e wh o a\te mpts to usurp yo ur authorIty will SOOfl d iSCO Ve r th is. VIRGO IAug . 23-S.pl. Z2 ) Some bo ldfless may be necessary t.oday in your commercial dea li ngs . SpeaK up loud and clear If you leel you 're bei ng take n advantag'e o"f. LIDRA (Sept 23-l.kt. 23 ) Yo ur peer group should l in(1 you a welcome addition today be · cause of you r wil ling ness·to go along with the wi shes of th P majorit y. SCORI'IO 10<1. 24-Nov. 22 t Eve n 1hough oth ers may d aw · die th ei r t1 me away today . they 'll have small influence on you arid your ambitio ns . SAGIITARIUS ( Nov . 23-Dec. 2JJ Th is is a good day Ia ge t back in shape 11 you haven 11 had your proper exercise !hi s week. Do some th in g ph y sicall y invigorating . Was5199S '1995 I" I u~:o {.July 23- Aug . 22 ) Yo u 71 OLDS 98 WXURY SEDAN · Power -a.a fr- ••' '1995 X J J J[X J J X )i esterday's 72 DODGE CHARGER . Ful l power , air . vinyl roof , sha rp. ; Dr . HT. air, so.so seat . "' ~:~ 0~ed~~~~dswe lead our H<lf:ws P APF:II F.NT~RPRrsF. ASSN .J y [] 4495 1 'i L l · Air , P .S., P.B.. tape, clean . 73 BUICK LESABRE _..A losing heart and conceded a . - - - - - - -·....., trick to the ace of diamonds. -1 Url=l:,.cP~P,}....,J-.,.,...,.., A California reader a sks what we would \P.::td from : ' exerCise a considerab le inllu- NOW V 'J I 76 CUTlASS SUP. CPE. "A tr . Was 52495 . Trumps broke 2~2 whereupon South s imply went af-- NOW •1295 73 CUnASS 4 DR. .. .. four ordinarywords I RYMEC ' Was $1495 Was $2195 •• byHennArnoldandBobLee HT CPE. '2495 NOW '1695 . .:~· good one , ~ ~ ~U!l~ 8 but really bad breaks would Unscramble these four Jumbles, I d tOt't s d ef ea t · south onelettertoeachsquare, have .e toform trumps and did just actor 73 CADILlAC SED. DEVILLE lffl\l'il\ta \'i)lf fil THAT SCRAMII. LED WORD GAME ' : •• N!f~~~ 59 Pas!' BARNEY The slam w:is CHEVY. VEGA GT CPE. · 'Horatio _ Alger, author of : "rags-to;-iches'' stories, was ,. enve lope to Astra-Grap h, P.O. Bo)( 489. Rad io C1t y Station, N .Y. 10019. Be sure to spe c il y your b irth sig n. AQ UA,RIUS ( Jan. 20-F'eb. 191 . Ass\)C ia tes and companions 72 CHEVY IMPALA '1895 • that six would be a sound contra ct and bid it. ~~~r V u l ne r a ~t e : Bot h. Dea le r So uth. Openr ng lead : Qu een of hea rt s. ' Pass Pas.." Th ' better line of play than to go + •• 6. The morning stars are won the heart lead , saw no ¥ Pa s.o:. both ace and king of clubs. So, South invited the slam by Mercury, Venus, Mars and bidding fiv e hearts t o show .Saturn. This bid wa s r ight up e evening star is Jupiter. North 's alley. He didn't want Those born on thrs date are to try .for seven, but he felt under the sign of Capricorn .· • Q.J 9 8 4 + A .J3Z 10 9 The Almanac Unlled Press International Today is Friday, Jan . 13, the 13th day of 1978 with 352 U> foliow. · The moon is approaching its first quarter. that ac e. EAST W EST • 9 6 ·~ "W5 OF llAI/~· ([}IJff5 I~ FIV& MI~VltS! ~TIT 1 BRIDGE ••.• BORN LOSE R AIKN.-e~ llUl'T . ._ 'M-it' cuS,OMtR IF He WANT'S TO ~ FoFl A ~ID!, eRNIE ••. NO'P' · If f.e WAIW'r.S ,.0 Fnday. Jan 13 . •• • ''': •2395 '1395 '2995 I Vinyl roof . WasS279S Air . black vinyl roof. !h i.s com mg yea r yo U may be 1nv11ed to manage or parllcipa te 1n a prot1table v.entu re another has gomg . It w111 have seve ra l b e~efit s that won't be appa ren t a,t lu st CAPRICORN tDct', 22-Jan. 19) Ge t the Jool kit ou t today and make th ose needed hlt!e household repair s yo u've been long, se lf-addres se d. stamped OF MASON 4 DR. 4 Dr., air . 73 PONTIAC , CATALINA 2 DR. whlt e . '1295 NOW '2495 roo f. •3995 •7500 VInyl roof, full power, air , stereo. L COULD ... VEJZY · EA&ILY ... IF I KNEW FOI< CEIITAIN THAT TlnJ !& ... THAT TlTl WAB NEVER. COMIN0 BACK! vinyl vinyl trim. OLDS 88 ROYAL • TI-lE: TI<ACKS> LEAD IN'TD TI-lE BI<UBH . IT'S DENB.E WITI-1 VE0ETA110N IN THEIZE I LJ Wl!.Jl.!.J dodgmg . They w on' t mha c u· 1ously heal themselves . Find out to who m yo u 're romantl · caily suited by sending lor you r copy o l Astr a-Graph Lett er Mail 50 ce nts tor ea oh and a measure b "" "" New s 13: 3:3D- Ne ws 3; 4:!»--Movle " The · Pad land 1-iow to 4se ttl " 3: S:3D-FBI 3. Movie Channel 4 s & 9 P ..M. - The Car lPGI 7 & 11 P .M.- All The President ' s Men [ P GI Special6 ; ·M ovie " Halls of Montezuma" 4; Secrets . " 2:2~ABC 11 :31}--Search & Rescue 3,4, 15 : Space Academy 8, 10. 12 :0Q-BaQQY Pants & the Nitw its 3. 1S: Weekend s " ,., I :QO-Movle " In Search of Gregory" 4; I : 11)--Movle " Macabre " 13; 1:Jo-Mary Hartman 3. Adventures of Muhammad All 3,4,15;. 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Claudio ~ ll.epi· dopter· , 7:3o-W e Th ink You Should K now 3; Lowel l Tho mas Bewi tched 3. author 39 Stew over DOWN I Ca ndle 2 Pianist IZSustain 13 King ist 's song ?: Arthur 's 2wds. 4 NiMy island s " The _ Bug" 14 Spike 15 Before, in 6 Gene ration combinations 7 Problem for " The Three 16 Neig hbor of Ga . Little Pigs " 8 Segregate 17 Akron 9 D.C. product group 19 Baseball's Jim 4 a I 20 Ame rican 10 chemist 21 Suffix for 11 usher 22 Prison ' s l. 14 Z3 Re<:ent . • 24 Vasc ular IB network 25 E ssence 2U 26 Wife of Cuchulain 27 Feel hurt 30 Knighlly title 2h 31 Storage box 32 June beelle ~: 33 Apprise 35 F ighte r 's wear 36 PeM y : Brit 37 Kansa s city S:Jo-Porter Wago ner 10; Once Upon a Cia sic 33. 6:oo-News 3.4 ,10; La wr ence welk 81 God Ha$ thE ~nswer 15; Zoom 20; St ud io See Jl . 6:3G-NBC News J,A,lS; ABC News 13; News 6; CBS News 10; Que P asa, USA? 20; M usic 33. 7: oo-Li ttle Rasca ls 3; La wr ence Welk ... 15; Hee H aw 7:0o- Fun for Everyone 6; Ghost Busters 8; Publi c · Auto ., P .S., P .-B. center - Area Showcase 33 . 8:3G- R ocklo rd Fi les 3,4,15: Wall Street Week 20, 33. 9 :0G-Mo vl e " You Can't Steal Love '' 6,13; People ' s 38 " The Other" II Sulky 4:oo-Co ll ege Bas ketball 3,4,iS ; Body Shop 33 . 4: 3D-Sports Spectacular 8: Catch-33 33: S:t»-Wide World of Spo rts 6,13: Ada ms Chronicles 20; Zoom 33. Command Performan ce 8, 10; Jacque s Lipchl tz 20; -• ACROSS I Bugle caU s "Babbitt" author 10 Venezuela copper " Tarzan & HI~ Mate " ~ ; Movie "Don't Give Up the Ship" 8: Family Affair 10: Cliffwood Ave. Ki ds 13: Making hl ng• Grow 33.2 2:31}--Auto Racing 6,13; Challenge Bowl 10; Antiq ues 33. J:oo-Wrestllng 15i .Guppies to GrOupers JJ . J:)D-Marshall Basketball 3; Pro Bowling 6, 13; Golf 8; Search of 4; All Slar Comedy I ce Revue 8, 10: Astro roof, fuel in ject ion. eng. Loaded. by THOMAS JOS£PH 2:OG-Adventures of the" Lone Ranger 3; Movie Washington Week In Review 20 : So The People May 1976 CADILlAC ELDORAoo ..... ..... .... .18~5 t!ieus•~tat' 1:1»-Jetsons 3; Outdoors with Julius Soros 6: Photography 33. I:»-Bewitched 3; CBPA Bowling 6: Viewpoint 8: Film Festlval10; Tr l Slate : Today & "Tomorrow 13; Bit With Knit 33. Heroes 10: Emergency One 13; M y Three Sons lS. s: JO.--Ddd Coup le 4: New' .' ' E[ec . Co. 20.33: Mary Tyler M oor e 10; Hog an s Heroes 15. Middleport �. • ---------------------------1 - 10-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-rome~. 0., Friday, Jan. 13, 1978 ! Japan agrees to help positive statement here/' presidential tr ade envoy and the United Stat,es today · Robert Strauss told a news signed a !().point agreement co nference . 1 'We have to end a live-rnmth trade attained a far greater , dispute between the West 's farther-reaching result than two larg es~ industrial we had anticipated." powers. Strauss and E•ternal Eco"We have an extremely nomic Affairs Minister By ROBERT CRABBE TOKYO ( UPI ) - Japan Not~ces, Meigs Coun t y were closed Fr iday due to a snow storm dum ped ap · pro xi mate! ~ t h ree more . inches of sno w In the county ove r n ight . Students ha ve been. In schopl o,ly one day .this. week due to weather conditions . Me lg ! local Schools will be closed Nlonday snow or no snow due to the obs ervance of Mart in Luther King Day. . The Middleporl Un ited Pentecostal Church Sunday morning will be hav l,ng as its spec lftll guests the Rev . Roy Well and m lsslonllr ies LUCINDA CARMAN '' av e rt in c r e!)::si n ~ unemployment and a worldwide reversion to protecUoni.sm ." Japan agro;:ed to buy more Amellcan goods and cut b;lck m its e•porta, which have been blamed for throwing American workers out of jobs In the steel industry and other hard-pressed segments of the U.S. economy. lyi ng in the r oad . a nd about a Japan pledged to make all bab y used to s muggle drug s. <~ reasonabl e efforts" to The public Is Invited lo al· ellminate its $8. ~ billion trade tend . surplus for the fiscal year A s peci al meeting of Shade . beginning April I, 1979. R Iver lodge 453 at Chester The communique also will beheld Saturday , Jan. U in c luded Japanes e at 1 p.m . Work in master maso, degree. All master concessions to U.S. demands masons are invited ._ _ that it open its market to American farm products, In Th e senior n utr it ion particular heel, oranges and satellite at old Town Flats , In the Church of Jesus. Chr is t of fruit-juice concentrate . 11 !he Lafler Day Saln!s will be • 1 don't think we have open Monday , weathe r eliminated the forces of perm ltllng . prote c tionism ( in Meigs local Congress) ," Strauss said . The e lementary basketball gam es "But had we not come here , scheduled Saturday morn ing these for c es wou1d have ha ve been cancell ed . ed h t th rthag milul c . s ronger h an ey w smce we ave fam il y. Venezuela , South America . The en ti re family will play national Instruments, sing In Spanish , 1helr e~<per l ence of a man Kingsbury News Notes The Cai-ieton Church had its Christmas program on Friday evening with program presented by the Cradle Roll, S~nbeam, Junior and Busy Bee classes after which Santa arrived and treated aU the youngsters . While Santa visited the children there was a!Bo a gift e•change. Members of the Carleton Church gathered at the church Wednesday evening before Christmas and boarded the church bus and went caroling in the neigh· borhood. Mrs . Elizabeth Murray spent Christmas in Columbus with her .On, Mr. and Mrs. William Murray and son . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal spent Christmas at the home of their daughter, 'Mr. and Mrs. Russell Well at Chester. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young, Wesley and Yvete, and Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Chevalier and Jessica, PUBLIC IIIOTICE The Farmers Home Administration has for sale, from Iinne to time, residential properties in Athens, Meigs and Vinton counties. Any licensed real estate lroker Interested In listing ihese properties should contact the· Farmers Home Administration at 221 West Second Street, ~omeroy, · Ohio 4~769 . 1 rretephone (614) 99U&M. a!Bo of <5htster. Mrs. Neva King has returned home after visiting her ,tster at Reynoldsburg. She returned home with her granddaughter, Miss Judy King of Kankakee, m., who spent Christmas with her parents here. Mr. ·a nd Mrs. John Dean, Mr. and Mrs. John Walter Dean and son, Jeremy, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Markins at Racine. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Terrell, Mr . BIUy. Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rief, Rodney and David, Miss Jaunita Terrell, Anna Mae Terrell, aU of Pataskala, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. BIU Spaun and Shannon of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harris of Syracuse. Mrs. Hazel Arnold had as Christmas visitors Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Williams and family, McArthur, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McNally and daughters of Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Arnold and sons of Chester and Mr. Harold Russell of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles King, Su,ll!ln and Junior, spent Christmas with Mr. i,tlll Mrs . Edward King and fiR\ily at Harrisonvl_Uf!!. ' Mrs. R.urnside spent ChristmH with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thoma and family. Mr. and Mrs . RicllJlrd Houdashelt . and Audra entertained with a Christmas party for their employees and families of the Houdashelt . Can ~a afffJI'II ~our old ear1s come ." ------~--- Ewing Funerat Home wl!hl he~ husban·d , Isaac , In 1975, four held at 2 p.m . Sunday a! !he pre<:eded in dealh by Ewing Funeral Home where friend s may c all from 1 to 9 s isters and two brothers . p.m . on Saturday and on Surviving are four Sunday unt il time of ser v ices. daughters , Mrs . Charles Burial w ill be in t he carleton (Kathryn• Hysell and Mrs . Cemeter y . Carl (Eileen) Searls, both of Middleport ; Mrs. 1\t\aurlce (Marcel la) Durs!, Pomeroy, THOMAS 0 . McKAY SR . • and Mrs . Rober! · (Julia) RACINE - Thomas 0 . Hy5ell. Syracuse ; si~ sons. McKay, Sr .. 64, Roule 1, Dell and Chesler, bolh of Racine, died Thursday a! .!he Middleport ; Richard of Veteran$ Adm inistrat ion Pomeroy ; Kenneth, MinersHospi!al in Hunllng!on . vi lie ; Isaac, Columbus, and A veteran of World War II, Jack ie, Po in! Pleasant ; Me Kay was born Oct. 8, several gra,dchildren, great1913. a son of 1he late James grandchildren and one greatand Erma Ba iley Mc Kay. He great -grandchild ; a sister -Inwas al so preceded In dea!h by law , Mrs. Charles (Hattie) '* · his first wife, Florence. and h1s second wife , Garnet. 5urvlvlng are a son , Thomas McKay , Jr ., Racine ; two daughters , Karen Starberg , Germany, and Iris ··- Hall , New Jersey ; four • gr~ n~c~ildren; '' soks1}1~''' 1)ona ld !hree s!ep- Davidson, ·· Minersville ; Dav id Dav idson , Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Dean address unknown , and Harry Trucking Co. visited recently with Mr. and Mts! Garold Gilkey and family at Athens . Other viSitors for the Christmas party were Mr. and Mrs. John Walter Dean and Jeremy , Mr . and Mrs. Clair Waggoner of Harrisonville, Mr . and Mrs. Paul R. Paynter of Carpenter, Mrs. Virginia Brookes, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Well of Albany and Jason Hanning of( Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Carl and family of Pomeroy visited with Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Carl recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beat visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wolfe at Racine. Sp~nding the weekend recently with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harrison was Trevor Harrison. Mrs. Virginia Dean visited recently with Mrs. Sallie Byers at Peach Fori< and with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lee at Darwin. THREE RUNS MADE , Three runs were made by the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. At 10 : ~6 a.m. Thursday they were called to Minersville fur' Mrs. Otto Hartenbach and at 8:10 p.m. for Cindy Carman. Both were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At 12:13 a.m. this morning they were called to SR 143 for Charles Smith who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. · · NOW OPEN GJNO'S OF MASON PHONE 773-553b I 1 Ml$5 Lucinda Carman. 17, the Rev . Freeland No_rris 270 W. Ma in S!, Pomeroy, offici ati ng . Bu r ial will be In d ied Th urs day night at lhe Sullen Me!hod lsl Veterans Memo r ial Hospital . Cemetery. Fr iends m•y call Miss Carma, was born at the h.me ral home at Nov. 7, 1900, a daughler of the any time . late John and Della Pen· • nybaker Carman . She was also pre<:eded In death b\""8 LIDA E. WILT broth er , Homer , and a sister , Uda E. Wilt , 821 Broadway Ida S!. Cla ir . S! Mlddl t died Th Su rvlvi n"v are a bro!her, day " at . epor • r Medica urs-l Holze Denver . Pomeroy ; a si ster , Cen1er . Miss Jen nie Carman . · She was born Feb. 6, 189S In Pomeroy , and several nieces Gallla Count y, a daughter of and nephews . the late El za and Augusta Funeral ser v ices will · be Fl l,t Jones. She was also local briefs All three school districts of wh ich I Nobuhiko U.s h i b a signed the communique designed to : Farm Bw-eau opposes Area Deaths Wilt, Middleport , and several nieces and ,ephews. She was a member of the Middleport Church of the Nazarene. Funeral services will be held at 2 p .m . Saturday at the Rawlings -Coats·-·· Funeral w i ll In be Gravel Hill Ceme!ery. Cheshire. Friends Funeral services will be from 2 !o 4 a~d 7 !o 9 p.m. Ieday . held a1 3p .m. SaturdAv ... th"' may call at the funeral home News(Contlnu.t •• infromBriefs paae 1) talks Thursday with a new proposal for controlling wildcat strikes, hut may haye repeated his earller demand for a limited contractual right to strike. The union's proposed right to strike over local grievances often has been rejected by industry negotiators seeking to end a two-year rash of wildcat walkouts. With bitter cold plaguing many areas, only limited picketing walt reported In the nation's coalfields where 160,000 UMW members remain on strike. About 188,000 UMW members walked off the job ~c. 6, but aome western .miners have since reached settlements. COLUMBUS-GOV. JAMES A. RHODES has ordered the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to survey Ohio's electric utilities to determiile the reliability of electric service "no matter what the weather conditions." In a letter to PUCO Chairman C. Luther Heckman,' Rhodes noted the difficulties experienced by several Ohio electric utilities in the last week "in meeting customer demands for electricity, apparently due to severe weather conditions." , , ''The public Interest demands that you assure proper steps are being taken by the electric utility companies to anticipate weather conditions such as occurred this past week, in order to assure . reliable dellverabillty of electric service," wrote Rhodes: · COLUMBUS - GOV. JAMES A. RHODES will go before the Ohio General Assembly Feb. 15 to deUver a "State of the state" message. The governor asked legislallve leaders Thursday to ~vene the General Assem61y in joint session at 11 a.m. that day In the House chamber. , . · Rhodes' request was made in a letter S!'llt to the four majority and minority leaders of the House and Senate. Senate President Pro Tempore OIIV!!r Ocasek, ~Akron, said he and House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., ~New Boston, had agreed to the date some time ag~ and that Rhodes indicated he would talk about the financial and economic condition of the state. COLUMBUS -LEGISLATION TIIAT WOULD allow the Ohio Department of Public Welfare and the alate auditor's office to study Income tax rec.Jrds In an effort to detect welfare fraud cases has. been proposed by Rep. Eugene Branstool, ~ Utica. Branstool, who said he would introduce the .baill nut week, and State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson, told a news conference Thursday that the method could save Ohio $20 million , a year in fraudulent welfare paymenta. Ferguson said the welfare department and the Ohio Tax Conunisaioner should be required to cooperate In the project to match slate income tax returns with welfare roDs to check on eligibility. Income tax returns which were susPect, said · Ferguson, would then be checked for possible fraud. A similar system is already In use In Michigan. COLUMBUS -THE STATE DEPARTMENT of Mental Health and Mento! Retardation has chosen a site In Batavia Twp., Clermont County for a new $7.~ miUion developmental center for the mentally retarded. Gov. James A. Rhodes ~d Thursday the department is negotiating for the purchase of a site at the southern edge of . aertnont College, University of Cincinnati branch, ·for a campus-Uke residential facility for 112 mentally retarded people. ·Market Report Repairing your old car? Is it worth it? If n?t, see us for low-cost Auto Loan. Were out to satisfy "the boss:''" (You!) COLUMBUS IUPI) - Thurs. day 's Ohio livestock auctions. Slaughter steers : high d!Ol ce and prlme '2 -J 1.000·1,370 lbs 4.4 . 46.75 i choice 2·3 930-1,285 lbs 42 - a By CHARLES J. CANNON .UIIiled Prell llllenadoUI Another state legislature has approved a re10lullm supporting the aims of the nationwide farm strike, but the nation's largest farm organization ·has Issued a statement opposing the boycott. "When farmers get 3 cents for the wheat In a loaf of bread, and two !tlices of toast In a restaurant cost 45 cents, you wmder what's going on," Rep. Ambrose Dempsey, ~ ·Leavenworth, told the Kansas Legislature Thursday. Dempsey is (.'(H;pDIIsor of·a resolution urging President Carter and Congress to · restructure the agricultural commodity s)lpport price program. The other cosponsor, Rep. John Vogel, RLawrence, said the program should be brought in line with the parity concept to enaure farmers a reasonable profit. The Kansas House adopted 45.25 ; 3-4 950,1,250 lbs 41 .50 - {Conllmltd !ruD Pllt tmts 1) VOL 12 U ou - eSSie , Racine, Mary Oerenberger, Pomeroy ; Angela Hubbard, Pomeroy; Anna Hartenbach, Minersville; Glennie Uttle, · Middleport; William Roush, Hartford; Timothy Hayden, Pomeroy: Mildred Hudson, Pomeroy; Thomas WilBon, Jr., Pomeroy; JoAnn Conkle, Cheshire. Discharges - Raymond Clark, Gustave Jagnow, Jr., James Meadows, Mitchell Craycraft, Jo Bailey, Lawrence Stewart, Jessie Sansbury, L<lls Schoonover, Gladys Hood. Meigs Property ·T ransfers WASHINGTON (U PI ) - Hu ~er t Humphrey returned to his beloved Capitol for the last time Saturday to lie in state like a president. before thousands of mourners and to be eulogized by President Carter at solemn Sunday ceremonies. In a tribute reminiscent of the passing of John Kenned)', Dwight Eisenhower and other revered leaders, Congress readied a Sunday morning memorial to be attended by f<rmer Presidents Richard Nixon returnina tf'washingtm for tl1e first time since his resignation in disgrace 31> years ago - and Gerald Ford. Humphrey, 66, the gallant , joyful VALENTINE'S January 16th in Observance of Martin Luther King llay. MICROWAVE COOKING APPLIANCES .00 . FIJI' Every Fami~ and Budget Uses 50 pd. to 75 pet . less electricity than conventional cook ing . Cooks in qrie-f90rth conventional time. 67S watts of cooking power a! " hlg~ " selling . Touch Panel controls . Separate start· stop -defrost controls · uttramatic Power Selector to choose a variety of warming and cooking speeds. Pull· · ..,, down door - large oven capacity - Staintess steel Interior - Removable glass oven tray . dishwasher safe - Tlmlng-9 !o' 99.99 m.lnu!es -dlgl!al display . ln!erlor light - See-!hrough oven door - Au!omo!lc dlgl!al clock dlsplayOd · In llgh!s. Operates on ordinary 115-volt household current. 1 Slaughter cows : utility and commercial 1-3 800·1,600 lbs 2633.25 ; low dr~slng ·utility 3·4 915-1,490 lbs 26-28 ; cutter 1·2 700-1,370 lbs 23.90-29.25 Slaughter bulls : l's 1,395-I,So40 lbs 31.50-41 ; 2'5 1,110-1,750 tbs 32.50-38.75. vealers : individual prime 205 lbs 65 ; choice and prime 110-145 lbs '29 -37 ; cho,ce 185 ~ 300 lbs 49· 62. 25 ; 11.0-120 lbs 23 -25; good 70· 90 lbs 5·12 Feeder cattle : steers low choice 300-500 lbs 35:39.10; soo. 615 lbs 34-38.10; good and choice 305 -475 lbs 33.50·35; 505- 775 lbs. 3<.l0·36.SO; good 350-650 lbS 32-37.85. HelPers: chotc:e 570-710 tbs 28.50·34.60; $00·650 lbs 29-32.10; good 3:Z0-575 lbs 27-30. Hogs_; barrows and oilts U.S. 1-3 215-240 lbs 44-.t.i.70; sows us H 300-637 lbs 36.80-39; <00-650 lbs 38.75-41 ; bOars 300·650 lbs 30.30; l?fl .230 lbs 30-34; feeder pigs lot u .s. 1.3 20 lbs 10; u.s _ 1-3 41-41bs 24·26.SO ; lot u.s . 1-3 71 lbs 33all per head. , Shttp : slaughter ...1amb1 wooled steady to 25 lower, shorn steady to 15 tower, fHCIW lambs 3.00 lower . choice and prime 98-120 lbs wooled 57 ·60; small lot · low choice 119 lbs 53.85 ; choice and prime fS -110 lbS shorn with no 1·2 pelts 58.25· d0. 20 ; slaughter ewes urlllty and good 115-175, lbs 16.50·23; feeder lambs chOice and fancy 65-95 lbS " .75 -58. celebration." Vice President Walter MondO!e and a group of senators planned to ny from Washlngtm for the service. Former President Gerald Ford also planned to atlend the funeral. Violinist Isaac Stern and pianist Eugene Istomln, both world famous, will play ln the church before the start of the Th<Xnas Tipton , a black advertising • agency owner and lon~-time friend of the senator, has been asked to sing at the service, and the family has asked for several hymns and special religious songs, an aide said. Humphrey aides said U1ere al:to is a chanco Metropolilan Opera stars Robert Merrill and Beverly Sills will lend their · Ullents to t11e service. 111e senator will be burled in Lokewood Cemeter)' in Minneapolis •t 4 p.m. Monday . There were several apparent defaults in workmanship which the board questioned. regarding the lssuant'e of contl nuin~ l'O nlrads. President Blevins annoum:t>tl t hnt negotiations with the dlsttlct's l'iasslfl cd employees were in the final stages. Blevins also appointed vuriou!l lJomd In November, the board stopped payment un the last $58,000 of the $258,000 project. The company agreed to return this spring Department of E~ucational and Ad- and repair or correct any faults . In 1\nother matter, the board bl' a 3-1 members to committees. ministrative Se.rvices at Ohio State The Hnancial pkture wus ~i vcn L>Y Un iversity to conduct a .survey of future vote r... .;cinded action taken last mont h educational and building needs for the selling the old Eno School building to the bo• rd clerk Mrs. Naomi Beman. Receipts during December tota led Morgan Twp. trustees for $1. It was the county schools. , The survey will cost approximately feeling of member HlU that the board may $:i2,436 while expenditures were $893,1146. $8,000. It will be based upon educational need the hind in the future . He felt it would During the yea·r, board receipts were needs, design, curriculum, and bullding ~a good place: to coristruct a maintenan ue $5 , 419 , 9~0 . 90 while cxqenditurcs we re bus garage for the North Galila-Kyger $4,872 ,100. The boa' rd enc umb e r ed layout. 1224,309.87. Upon a motion by board member Jim Creek area. In other matter s, U1e board employed Hill also thought a large room could be Hill, the board authorized Transportation Cliff Wilson and Superintendent Hairston built-in to allow residents of the are8 to use Evelyn Wiseman, Bt. 4, Jackson, a nd to have the Ohio Department of Trans- it for a voting place. The board agreed to Dorothy Rull, Thurman, as .substitute wrtation make a dual busing survey. A lease the existing building to the township teachersi Virginia Lee Gardner, Rl. 1, Gallipolis, und Virginia Ann Daniels, ~imilar survey was conducted three years trustees for $1 per year. Other lengthy discussions were held substitute bus drivers; Hcrmun Wood as a ago but the hoard failed to act upon any with Connie Bradbury, senior advisor at vo cational route dri ver at $5 per hour ami recommendations. Following two hours of discussion with Kyger Creek High School, on her request John Arrowood. Rl. I, Oak Hill as a SU~PORTED PROJECT - Roy Miller, Rex Shenefield, Meigs SWCD architect George Walter and Jim Way of to take seniors on a trip to central Florida reg ular driver. RcsignutlonS act:cptcd superv1sors; Mr ..and Mrs . Don Wilson,.landowners downstream from the project · the A&S Contracting Company, Piketon, and with Shirley M. Smith, Vinton were William Marks, a rcg uhu bus dr ivel', and Norman Will, Farm Bureau representative (1-r) a !tended a Board of the board agreed to pay the firm all except teacher, regarding teachers being placed and Lawana Moore, educational a ide . Unreclaimed Strip Mine Londs meeting in Columbus in Ndvember iri support of t11e school building und eq uipment in."luranc.:e. The hoard also ; $19,124 alleged due lor the paving project on continuing cOntract status when they Shade River Pro jed. Picture by Boyd A. Rutl1, Soil Conservation Service, who also - Hirt>d Debbie Walker, T hurmnn, ItS - Joined the Ohi o St:houl Bu urll last fall a t the various county. schools. becom e eligible for a continuing contract, at!ended the meeting . (USDA-SCS Photo). . Title I nide. ' a I even though they may have years Association at a cost of $620 for nwtn· Grunt.cl\ r eq uest of l~ lt.cm Sn vugt', remaining Under a limit contract. bershlp and publiclili01is. -- Purc has ed bua rd lia bil ity in · prindpa I ~~t · Uitf\\•oll -Pmt er l.n nltl'rHI Regarding the senior trip, the board mmua l confcruncc uf Oldu A~sociutio n of amended its policy and granted Mrs. surance. - Approved the adoption of a count y E lementar y St'lmol Prind pHls F eb. 1-:J !11 Bradbury permission to take the students Coltu11bus. be built to reduce sdliloss untU vegetaUon reduce sediment and acid water damage on the trip to Florida. The trip is scheduled logo and board stationery. By Boyd A. Ruth ----' H.a iscd m inln n~m w u ~c s f rum $2.:\0 · - Reviewed reports on status of is established. No backfilling or blasting of downstream . Those groups include the May 1S-20. Soli Conservation Service to $2.1 15 per hour lu cum ply with til l' teacher evaluations, child abuse laws, The board agreed to change its policy Meigs Soil & Water ConservaUon District highwalls is planned. POMEROY- The 116-acre "West nlinimu m w a ~c law. Many groups and Individuals from our Board of · Supervisors, Meigs County Branch Shade River Reclamation area have worked to get approval lor, tl1is Commissioners, Meigs Fann Bureau, Project," approved last week by the SUlte reclamation project which will help to Meigs Regional Planning Commissimers Boatd of Unreclaimed Strip Mine Lands, and t11e Meigs U.S.D.A . Rural Developwill liave a cost tag oi about $460,000. The ment Committee. Individuals inclUded (in reclamation cost per acre thus will be addition to those pictured) Mr. and Mrs. 15,200. By J. Sherman Porter Billie Stout, and MyrUe Stanley of Charles Call, Chief of the DiVision of GALLIPOLIS - Futurevision is here ! Snowville, Charles Edwards of - Reclamation , has described the area as The third generation of television ls being Middleport, State Representative Ron ' 'one of the worst unreclaimed sites ;in the promoted by M & E Enterprises (Mark " ·James and Stale Senator Oakley Collins. state.'~ The stale owned land is north of McCoy and Lorry Elliott) tl1rough the All of tbeir efforts have now been Pageville near the Intersection of SRs 681 Instrumentality of Elliott Appliance, 70 rewarded and provide a goo~ example of and 692 in Scipio Township. GALLIPoLIS Faulty electrical Pine St. the positive steps being taken to Improve The project will be 100 percent state First- generation, a quarter of a century funded through the "Unreclalmed Londs wiring caused a fire in t11e living room the land lor your futre. The Scipio project ls one of three strip ago for Gallipolis, was the simple black Fund" in the Ohio treasury. According to ceiling of Roger Schoolcraft's house at Eno and white 'picture featuring Kukla, Fran, mines in Meigs, Lawrence and Bebnont Joe Davidson of the Division of at 9:30 Saturday morning. One truck and nine men · from the and Ollie, and even roller derbies . Charles counties approved at a total cost of Reclamation, "A bid package is now being Vinton Volunteer Fire Department Gilfilen of Elliott Appliance had the first $697,310. They are the stale Oeparlment of prepared by t11e Office of Chief Engineer of answered the alarm. Eno ls six miles from Natural Resources' first projects under a TV set in GaUin County. the Ohio Department of Natural VInton. Schoolcraft had the fire subdued · new state funding law. . On Tuesday. Nov. 1~. 1949, beginning J:tesources." State Representative Art when t11e .Vinton firemen arrived. at 6:30p.m. history was made in the Old United Press International said the Bowers, Chairrruin" of the Board .of Damage of $200 or $300 was done to the French City whe~ Channel5 (now Channel law, which bec8Dle effective Nov. 4, sets Uru-eclaimed Strip Mine Lands, ~onflrmed up an Unreclaiffied j..ands Fund to be used 3 from Huntington) beamed initial t11e approval and hoped that "construction ceilihg. • Twelve men answ.ered an alann to the for reclamation proje~ ~ land mined programs over this c~mmunity. Gilfilen 's Will stari this sprfng." Bids will be open to Gallipolis Volunteer Fir~ Department at before 1972. Money eCHOes mto lhe fund set went into operation nine months before anyone for a 30-day period afler tbe final 2:33p.m. Friday on Blessing Rd. near t11e from a severance tax: levied against thai dat.. bid package is prepared. . Blessing bridge for a 1974 truck afire. current strip miners. About $3 milllon a EUiott Appliance, Womeldorff-Thornas. Reclamation of the site will iriclude Damage was estimated at $5. and Empire Furniture displayed television be generated in this way. year should grading and resoiling which means a IH! Owner of the truck ls Glenn Adkins, in their stores, and 1,200folk marveled sets The projects will stop the erosion of a Inch layer of soil from adjacent land will boi placed over the existing sandy spoil Rt. 1, Northup (Smoky Run Rd.). The school playground ln Lawrence County at the miracle on a 10 by t2 aild a half-inch truck's engine threw the fan belt off, and and the now of acid waler tl1rough homes screen. material. Solllesta will be taken witl11ime That was the first generation. and fertilizer .being applied accordingly . the engine got so hot that it caught fire; it and streets in Martins Ferry. . ignited wliing and grease and oil on the The 86 acre-Meigs project wlll stop (Continued on page A-2) Then grasses and legumes will be seeded. engine. erosion and the deposit of Sediment into Trees will be planted on the outslopes ln the Sh~de River and other streams. -addition to tl1e grasses. Rock rip-rap waterways will ~ - installed to control gully erosion and · ' temporary sediment collecling ponds will 1 HERE'S THE THmD GENERATION OF television with Rirhard Elliott demonstrating. The screen is concave, and the set projects the pictur Cfrom the set COLUMBUS (UPI)- More than 3,000 in the foreground . IDwn.shlp govenunent offlctsls will meet In Columbus for a four day state convention beginning Jan. 18. · · GEA TO MEET POMEROY Terry Watson, left, Speakers will include Gov. James A. GALLIPOLIS - A brief meeUng of the. MIDDLEPORT - Operatioo Crime of Pomeroy, is showing the antique Rhodes; Chief Justice C. Wllllam O'Neill Gallipolis Education Association will be Alert, a program to infll'm people how to eyeglasses and magnifying glass In the of t11e Ohio Supreme Court; and Ohio held 4 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17, in the GAHS protect themselves against criminals, was enlarged close-up below he found when House Speaker Vernal Riffe. Paul ·A. auditorium according to David Lyons, explained by Deputy Sheriff Mandy he razed a house on Condor St. Wal:ton Smith of Navarre, president of the Ohio president. Members wilt discuss and vote Carder Lefebre of County Sberiff James J , took the glasses to Dr. N. W. ,Compton State Asi!Jclatlon of Township Trustees & on tl1e school board 's proposed adjustment Proffitt's Dept. to members of the Friday to have temples put on tbem Clerks, said the cooventlon will help mark · to the salary schedule contained in the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club Friday • but found that the glasses were made In the 50th anniversary ol the organizaUon. current contract. evening at Heath United Methodist a day when the temples were not POMEROY Steph en Pial!; Church. · attached with small screws as they are president of Norris Food Service, Inc., and The program, a.s carried out locally, is today. Richard Kosmo, president of Country taking county law- enforcement officers. · Co usins international , Inc ., in a joint Watson also found two receipll! intotl1e schools and before social an<;l civic made out to a Mr. Beegle for statement Saturday announced that Norris groups to help Inform the public on how to merchandise - Including rabbits and has purchased the Country Cousins reduce the level of crime . pigeons - shipped from Hazael, Ohio Cookshoppe operation in Pomeroy . Today Said DeputY Lefebre: and from the Portland Milling Co. Both wUI be tf>e final day of operation lor SYRACUSE - Delbert Sml!h was at St. Peterrs Episcopal Church. · "There "ere approximately 100 are dated in December, ' 1 899. Country CO!lllins. elected chairman when the Sutton burglaries in Meigs County last year After remodeling , which Is expect.d to Township Trustees met for 1helr GALLIPOLIS ..... Richard Price . 24, (1977) and only approximately 20 have take 90 days, Norris wlU operale t11e organizational session. Otis Knopp was Gallipolis, posted bond fo r his appearance been solved to this date." named vice chairman . The third member . tomorrow ,, Gal lipolis Muni cipal Cou rt. loCation as ·a Burger <:;bel Family She told how property can be marked, is .Homer M. Circle and Paul Moore Is the He was charged1wlth fa i'l ure to stop within Restaur an I. how the department will assist anyone to clerk . Regular meetln~s wil l be held on the the assured clear distance a nd operator's Norri s F ood Servtoe, wi t h do it ll asked, aad dl,stributed 'pamphlets first Tuesday of each mon1h at a p.m. In license expire.d over sh: months . Bonet headquarters In Indianapolis, Ind ., the Syracuse Municipal BuJidlng. Ofl crime detection , .. totaled ·Sl44: the e x pir e ~ llcef'lse charge operates approximately 10 Burger Chef ' She suggest¢ how people can help In had bond of $112 of that amount . Restaurants, including those In Point GALLIPOLIS - The Girl Seoul detection by providing full descriptions of Leaders Service Unit meeting orlcilnally MIDDLEPORT - A meeting of the Pleasant and Gallipolis. The remodeling, criminals. scheduled Jan . 11 has been rescheduled for Middleport Business and . Profess ional according to P!aff, will include the "The public has to help," she said. Monday, Jan. 16, from 9;30 a .m. !o 11 :30 Women' s Club planned for Monday addition oiiiOseats, addltionOI parking, the Deputy Lefebre was Introduced by a.m. In !he Ohio Val.ley Bank building. evening at the COlumbia G.u Co , office has Burger · Chef complete works and salad Rotarian Joe Yotutg. President Carl bar, and modification of the drive-through been cancelled . Denison presided. Ladies .of the . church window service . served a ham dinner. GALLIPOLIS - The January mee!lng POMEROY - The Meigs Coun!y Komno thanked all of the resldehts of of !he Addavllle PTO hos been cancelled. Pioneer and Historica l Socletv will meet a1 the Big Bend area for theif support of . 7:30p.m . Monday at tne Meigs Museum, Country Cousins. . ·· GALLI POLIS - The Gall Ia County Butternut Ave. Pial! indicated tl1at Greg Gatrell, LANDFII.l. CLOSING MONDAY Historical Society has postponed Its annual meeting from this afternoon. The post-GALLIPOLIS - The GaWa County RUTLAND - The leading Creek current manager, will probably conUnue ponement Is for one week . The mHtlng · sanitary landfill 'Will be closed Monday, Conservanc y Distr ict offlce5 will be closed as manager of the Burger Chef operaUon will be l'}eld at 2 p.m . next Sunday, Jan. 22, Monday in observan ce of Martin Luther · and most of tl1e current employes will be Jan. 16, In observance of Martin Lutl1er King Day. retained by Norris . King Day. Wiring faulted in house fire f I ... Township officials • Eye glasses from early era formd in Operation crime .· alert explained OPEN ·FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES IN FULL SWING will meet Jan. 18 Condor St. house Cookshoppe sold to Berger Chef family restaurant chaifl You'll find many excellent values all over the store- in every department and ;11 the warehouse on Mechanic Street. · «US; good 2-3 770-1,075 lbs 32· ·cALORIC Didier disclosed Saturday Humphrey had told him, "I've had enough eulogies to last one man two lifetimes," and asked for "a simple service in the style of a for vice presid ents. cerernooy. Futurevision ·TV has arrived I • 1,395 lbS 37-41.50. We Will Be dosed Monday, him a simple, joyous funeral service . He will gel that wish. too, after he is flown h1me to Minnesota for burial Mmday. · The body arrived al Andrews Air Force Base saturday to the 19-tlun l!onor Salute Reclamation cost at $5,200 per acre 43 .50 ; good and choiCe 2·3 950· 1,220 lbs 40-.42 ; good 2·3 830· Slaughter heifers : chOice and prime 2-3 975 -1,205 lbs 40.25-4.5, few 45-46.10; 3-4 840-1,100 lbs 40. 43 ; few 745 -825 lbs 38.75 -40; choice 2·3 850-1,100 Ills 38.50· Through the aflernoon hours, under watchful police eye, tl1ousands of citizens young and old, black and white, trooped past tl1e bier, first in solid files, then in smaller clusters. IJ'Ompted guessing games. The Sur<lay · ceremmy, ln a sense. confounded Humphrey's own wish lor a simple, private farewell . ' Apparently sensing the end might be near, he asked t11e Rev . Calvin Didier , pastor of the House of Hope Presbylerlan Church in St. Paul , last week to provide president J ames Blevins authorized Supt . Thomas Hairston to contract with the L---------·----------~--------~. ELBERFELDS ·IN POMEROY mourning. The SUnday morning ceremony ·was to be attended by carter's cabinet, members of Coogress, the Supreme Court, the diplomatic corps and the present and former presidents. Nixon's appearance lent an especially dramatic and lronic touch. The man who quashed Humphrey's dream of becoming president In tl1eir cllff• hanger 1968 election battle, he has rarely left his San Clemenle, Calif., retreat since he resigned qflice on Aug . 9, 1974. He has never been back to Washington and his private plans for accomodation quickly a marathon session presided over by new N. W.wMPiUN.- O.D~---, . · r s " Happy Warrior " who d ied of canc er Friday night, was flown from Minnesota aboar~ Air Force One in a flag -draped coffin Saturday'mornln 0 . His casket - stlll closed under the Stars and Stripes - was carried in a black hearse to the Capitol's vast, domed rotunda and placed upon a black velvet catafalque built for Abraham Lincoln's GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County's Local Board of Education here Saturday during - 1 f!RICE 25 CENTS Education needs survey ordered Calendar •• MIDDLEPORT- POM EROY SUNDAY. JANUARY 15, 1978 . GALLIPOLIS- POINT PlEASANT Humphrey, zn death, like a president Social Helen Rathburn Clapp to lvor H. Young, Trus., Parcels, Rutland. · Evelyn B. Thomas to John S. Thomas, Bronwyn A. Thomas, 2.804 A., Salisbury. Evelyn B. Thomas to Paul F. . Thomas, Parcels, Salisbury. John S. Thomas, Bronwrn A. Thomas to John S. Thomas, Bronwyn A. Thomas, 2.73 A., Salisbury. John S. Thomas, Bronwyn A. Thomas to Paul F. Thomas, ,Parcel,- Salisbury. Joseph M. Fasano, Margaret C. Fasano to Richard Schaffer, 160 A., Olive. Mabel Bearhs ·to Sybil Ebersbach, 49 A., Chester. Sybil Ebersbach to Mabel Beams, James Bearhs, 49 A., Chester. r···--------~-- ~ Wllllam Roush to Karen Roush, Parcels, Chester. oPl'o,.,nR_I~T Herschel Badgley, Af· OFFICE. HOUR. S: 9:30to 12,2to !CLOSE. fidavit, Sutton. AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT John Hess, Charlotte Hess , ST., POMEROY. to Gerald Wilkins<in, Juanita Wilkinson, 3 A., Bedford. NO. 50 tntintl • HOSPITAL NEWS Home wi!h !he Rev,,, Jar.nes,_.,,_Veleraua.Memo,rlalHoapltal Brooms offlcla!lng . Burial Adml 1 B __ .,..Stitt Davidson , Columbus; eight step -grandchildren and several nieces and nephews . obiectives of boycott . .I • Meigs Local McClure granting him th~ right to use a small piece of the reaolution alter Vogel told land behind hls new membeu current federal reotaurant In Pomeroy. The policy is "dolng the very board will receive $240 a year things that will drive family from McClure. A report was given on fuel farmers out of business and at the Rutland billings replace tbeir independent gymnasium and the bus efforts with socialism or It was reported building and cmununilm." that meters had been checked A similar resolution operating and found not adopted by the Kansas House c.Jrrectly. Bill adjUstments urged Congress to reduce the grain surplus,' improve the have · been made. It was reported that an balance of payments and estimate 'on furnace repair at Insure fair prices. by setting the Pomeroy Junior High up payment programs for building Indicates that it will export grain sales. $10,000. It was cost about Meanwhile, the 2.8 mllllonagreed to seek other member American Farm estimates on the repair. Bureau Federation, meeting Supt. Dowler was inIn convention in Holl.!lon , structed to · name two passed a mildly worded resolution against the strike. representatives to atten<l a "If improved net incomes meeting at the Eastland School in are to be long4astlng, they Vocational Columbus on Jan. 20. Mrs. must be achieved through market prices obtained In the Sheets was named liaison marketplace, and must not be member lo lhe Ohio School dictated by govenunent or Boards Assn. Attending were aU board arbitrarily set by individuals or a group of Individuals," members, Or. Keith Riggs, Pierce, Sheets, Wendell the statement said. Hoover and King ; Supt. Dowler, Dan Morris, director of curriculum ; Princip~ls James Diehl and Robert 1 Morris; Charles Downie Holzer Medical Ct~~ter representing the teachers (DtsciiargesJan.l%) Sarah Adkins, Kenneth association, and the group of Biggs, Carrie Cassidy, Roger employes questioning the Cole, George l'lillion," Kuth policy on calamity days . . Flowers, Wendall Harris, Dwight Goins, unable to · Mrs . Donald Hendren and 1 attend earlier due ·to the son, Sherri Johnson, James Illness of his wife, came to Jordan , Lillian King, later parts of the meeting. He Geraldine Layne, Catherine is administrative assistant. Lowery, Mrs. William Malone and son, Wayne Massie, Chandra Mplford, Howard Neekamp Jr., Harry Parsons, Ray Proffitt Jr., Julia Pyles, Charles Reed, Roger Rippeth, VIcki Sawyer, Nellie Scarberry, Johnny Shaffer, Mrs. Kenneth Sheets and daughter, MONDAY Olive Stapleton, ODie Treible, MEIGS COUNTY Churches Mrs . -Roger Watson and daughter, Vera Woodard, of Christ, Men's Fellowship, MondaY at Dellter Church of Judith Young. Christ 7:30 p.m. (Birlbi Jan. 1%) Mr. and Mrs. Richard nJESDAY Caldwell, a daughter, BidSALISBURY PTO, 7:30 well; Mr. and Mrs. Ray p.m. Tuesday at the school. , Campbell, a son, Lucasville; Mrs. Opal Grueser of the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark, a Meigs County Health Departdaught~r . Langsvllle; Mr . ment to be the speaker. and Mrs. Gary Davis, a daughter, New Haven: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervin Jr., a son, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. · MEETING SET Meigs COunty Churches of James Fraley, a son, Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Christ, Men's Fellowship will James Osborne, a daughter, meet at the Delller Church of Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Christ Monday, Jan. 16 at Riffey, a daughter. Jackson; 7:30p.m. , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wiles, a son, GaUipolis. PTA TO MEET CHESTER - The Chester IN THE SERVICE Marine Lance Corporal PTA will meet at 7:30 p.m. Micllael E. Bright, son of Tuesday at the school. Sadie T. Briliht of Route 1, Box 313, Gallipolis, has reported for duty with 3rd . N!)W YOU KNOW Marine Division on Okinawa. The first patented waShing He joined the Marine Corps In machine was Invented , in June 1976. England In 1790. · • ' ·Notices, local news in briefs SAVE ON: • Mens & Boys ' Jackets • Womens Coats \ • Womens Sp011swear • Mens Shirts • Girls Coats and Jackets • Mens Sport Coats • Sheets and Pillow Cases • Boys Shirts ' • Bedspreads • Mens Flannel Shif1s • Mens Dress Slacks • Women5 Blouses • Childrens. Sleepwear I • Mens Sweatm " AND MANY MANY MORE Take advantage, too, of the special sale prices in tile Furniture Department on the lrd floor. Stop in, look around and see how you can save. ' I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ' -' ,( l I � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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