https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/41eca0d1bc86b05e1060d68f85172f0d.pdf 54a7f888ac6729461561f42e45d11871 PDF Text Text 10-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Porperoy, 0 ., Thursday, Feb. 23, 1978 ~------------------- ---- --- , I Area Deaths l I ROYAL MATSON Mrs . Willi am (Royal) Matson, Columbus, formerly of Pomeroy, died Wednesday night. Mrs. Matson was born i\larch 18, 1900, in Athens County. She was preceded in death by her husband. She is survived by five children, Mrs. Gail (Addie) Buck, Pome roy ; Miss Madene. ~atson , Dayton ; Jack Matson, Col um bus; Mrs. John (Jeanne/ Blair, Chillicothe, and Dr. Robert Matson, Charlottesville, Va . Eight gr andchildren, Jon Buck, Gloria Buck Wallace, Liz, Linda and Johnie Blair, · Lau ri e, Linda a nd Scott Matson, two great grandchildren, !luck and Natalie Wallace. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. -LBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 I grandchi ldren, five stepgrand.chi ldren, three stepgreat·grantichildren, and several nie<:es and nephews. . Funeral services will be held Saturday ·at I p. m. at Ewing Chapel with Mr . Paul Voss officiating. Burial will be in Rock Springs Cemetery. The fami ly will receive friends Friday from 2 to 4 p. m. anr to 9 p. m. Divorce filed four decrees are granted A suit for divorce was fil ed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court Wednesday, four were gra nted and one ma rriage was dissolved. Na ncy Sue Terry, Rt . 3, Pomeroy, 'filed for divorce against Gary T. Terry, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Granted divorces were Rav Baber;' from Pa m e la Barber; Pam ela M. Perez riom ' vnnn~ Mrs Mayer presents program ·~========~·~----------. BE MART BE AFE!!! were read. A potluck dinner preceded the meeting. A Home Bank For ~H I1! . Meigs County People· RACINE HOME NATIONAL FDIE ......,............ ,..- .... RACINE BANKOHIO ' SALE PRICES James will run again •A~~ Don't put your savings 'in the old sugar bowl or under a mattress! Put your extra money. in a passbook savings account where it is insured and earning interest for you that is com pounded daily ' SPRING & SUMMER STYLES · T WOMEN'S J. f-~ HOUSE SLIPPERS WASHINGTON (UP!) House, that President Carter Pre~snre mounted from all planned to meet soon with sides today on the soft coal coal company execudves for tnduatry to agree to demands · some ill.person persuasion. by striking miners. One carter earlier Indicated he senator .with close lies to will Intervene to end the union and management strike by week's end if p-edicled a quick break In the meaningful neg<tlations do 81-day walkout. not resume between the 'lbere were also reports, United Mine Workers union Wlconfirrned by the White and the· Bituminous Coal *"- '""""""'! ~·ift ee n CLASS GATilERS. Homebuilders Class of the Middleport Church of Christ met Tuesday evening with Mack Stewart presiding. ·Russell Wilson gave the prayer and assisted Mrs. Nora Rice in serving · refreshments to Edward Evans, Hennan Kincaid, Raymond Baker, Thelma Boyer, Mack a nd aea Stewart. TICKETS AVAILABLE Tickets to the Pomeroy ·Chamber of Commerce •banquet honoring Dick Campbell1md George Massar may be purchased at the chamber offic e, Athens Messenger and New York Clothing House. The event will be held Tuesday, Feb. 28, at6 :30 p. m. at the-Meigs Inn. Tickets are $5 ea ~h . HOSPITALIZED Thomas Edwards, Minersville, is a patient . at Holzer Medical Cenler. His room number is 521. problems they encountered in dealing with federal, state. and loca l gove rnmental agencies," James said. He sa id that while he has not been ab le to help with every problem, he ha s been aiJic to cut governmental red tape for many people. 1 cannot say that m y term of office has been Without a .so ur 'note'," James said in a n obvio us play on words Ln reference to· his introdu ctio n of a bill to change the state song. "Numerous letters came in opposltion to the bill, which I introduced because the song was written in Gallipolis, so I decided not to seek the bill 's passage, '·' he explained. He said that because of " my reponsiveness to the people of. my district, I have decided that I will not push the bill." James resides near Proctorville with his wife, Jackie, and two daughters, Brea, 2 1.-'~ , .1nd Sununer, 1 week. and work around the clock on Operators Asaoclation. · a spirit of negotiation mce demands. Senate Majority Leader whatever action is necessary West Virginia Sen. again showing. Jennings Randolph, who has Randolph ~Wid he has kept Robert Byrd said today a · to end the walkout. "Collective bargajnillg Is contacts with both union and In constant touch with the ,negotiated settlement Is still management, said In a floor UMW, coal management and possible but called for federal as essenUill as the Bill of Intervention if no agreement Rights," said Byrd, praising speech today; the labor department "I have reason to belleve, Government sources said Is reached by midnight carter for not intervening · earlier. from work during the night today sol!le members of the Sunday. carter probably will get an If bargaining does not sue· with which I am famUiar, BCOA were lobbying their that this situadon Is going to colleagues to relent and reed, he said, the Senate Is answer to this ulast ditch .. gel - hopefully within a few accept the UMW con1ract ready to set aside its debaw effort soon - by Saturday at m the Panama Canal treaty the latest. Sources said if hours -and that thPI'e will l1l' ' $3.50 • BOYS' JEANS Blue denim jean s . 100 per cent cofton and cotton polyester blends. Boys sizes 8 to 18 in slims · regulars and huskies. Student size 26 to 30 wa ist (select you r length) . Buy what you need now . I A nursing home ill Mid· dleport became a reality Thursday night _after the Community Development Corp. (CIC) and the board of Meigs County Commissioners voted to proceed with ·the project. 'lbe CJC presided over by Dr. Harold ·Brown, vice president, discussed the project. Following the reading of the application for a nursing home by Edison Baker, all members present (12), voted to approve the application. Three members were absent. Before the application was presented John O'Neil of Cleveland, who will be one of the two owners, and developers, displayed specifications for the $2 million project. 'lbe nursing _home will be located on Powell and Page Streets ill Middleport with the front facing Powell Street. It will be a three wing , 100 bed facility acc:essable to the general public. Each room will be airconditioned. There will be four private rooms with the rest aU semi-private. Parking spaces for approximately 75 ....... -·· JUST RECEIVED FRIDAY & SATURDAY SALE 1 Nursing home closer to reality Sizes S (5-6), M (6lf2-7L L (8-9), XL (9'1210'12). MEN'S FISHER STRIPE WORK COVERALLS Big Ben Work Suits ~ shorts . regulars and longs. 36 to 46. Double action zipper- action back- plenty of pockets · concealed metal snaps. SALE PRICES Honor two · departed members Two members of the New Haven Post 140 American Legion, who died during the year of 1977, were honored ill a special ceremony during a recent meeting of the leglo~ poi! I. The members names were MEN'S ROLF'S BILLFOLDS JEANS SALE The Tates! , look - in prewashed denims. Many styles. Special while quantity lasts. Buy a Rolf Billfold, either bi-fold or tri-fold style for . $9.00 and get a $4.00 keyholder free. · ~ J un lor sizes 3·4 thru 20. Missy sizes 9-IO thru 20. . BoyO. Boys 26 lhru 36. · SEE OUR NEW SELECTION 2 DAY SALE PRICES OF ROLF'S BILLFOLDS AND KEYTAINERS transfered from the mem· bershlp roster of Post 140 to the membership roster of the Post Everlasting. According to commander Chartie Dodd, this was the first ceremony of 1~·-·-·~:-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·---_-,---+-·-·-----·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-1 this type to be held at the local TWO DAY SALE post. Taking parlin the ceremony were Dodd, Richard Danbury, chaplain ; Bill Reese, acting Sgt·At·Anns; Paul Maynard, color bearer ; · Larry Ball, .,.hl'•e oa !t s m ~ n 51111 c are~ honor guard; AI Ashworth and Dale Sayre composed the ritual team In which the late Pre -wa shed denims . Danny Workman and Alonzo Sizes 2 to 4, 4 to 6x & 7 to Dickens were honored. 14. The regular meeting nights of the post were cbanged from the second and fourth Handy-sizad Tuesdays to the second and skillet fourth Wednesdays of each made of thick month. aluminum has It was requeswd of the SilverStone group to conserve electricity interior • at the legion home. the premium non-stick By a unanimous vote II was surtace. SilverStone SPECIAL decided to send three Wahama resists chipping, High School students to peeling, cleans up in a Mountaineer Boys State. ffy! Porcelain eJtterior. Dodd was Charlie nominated for the Blue CaD Legionnaire of the Year Award by Post 140, to be presented at the stale convenUon in Charleston In July. Fourth District Chaplain OUR ENTIRE STOCK .OF STEREO ALBUMS AT SALE PRICES .,. Richard Danbury presented to Commander Dodd, a 1978 BLUE GRASS, ROCK, COUNTRY, RELIGIOUS, POP, certlflciate of meritorious service honoring the post for EASY LISTENING & SOUND TRACKS enrolling by Dec. 21, lrn, an advance membership for 1978 97 equal to or greater In the 79 ...... post's previous all time membership. This Is the second time Post 140 has 67 79 27 received this award . The .... award was presented by Danbury on behalf of the l-·-·-----~---·--·-·--~~~-~~--·-·-,-·----------~-....;------1 National Commander. a GIRLS' JEANS lWO DAY SALE PRICES 1012 inch wesrBEND ® SKILLET •a•s ALBUM SALE Reg. 4~....... Sale 3 Reg. 7": ....... 5ale 6 CLASSES OFF Gymnastics and baton classes will not be held Saturday due to the death of Gloria Wallace.'s grand- · mother, Matson. Mrs. William J .. cars will be available. The · home will employ 55 to 60 persons with an annual payroll .of '700,000. Bob Raines, attorney for O'Neil, said Peck, Shaffer and Williams would serve as the bonding company. The corporate name will be Pomeroy Park Care Center while the nursing home wlll be known as Middleport· Meigs Nursing Care Center. Two million dollars wlll cover the cost of the land, building , equipment and operating money. Water is available to the project, according to Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman. The Middleport Board of Public Affairs has conunitled up to $125,000 for sewage service in this area of the village. It was pointed out that O'Neil has operated a similar. facility In Bay Village for 15 years and his wife has served as administrator. Two certificate of needs have been issued for two nursing homes in Meigs County, one to O'Neil and another to Ameritel Corporation of Columbus. The question was asked if, durin~ construction of the Reg. 10 Reg. 13 Sale .,,, Sale 11 OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 TO ·5 P.M. ·Eiberfelds In Pome 1.------~------------..o.-------------.:;_ • ' ., ____ .~~ • illll.l •• ' Cent s Vol. "lll, No. 220 goverrunent source told UPI : "There are people within tho BCOA who are working very hard t~ get this thing accepted and settled . Whether they're successful or not remains to be seen. We're likely to know tomorrow or Saturday II this fina l effort, which Involves a number Qf · companies. can gel the industry to accept Uu! offer .' ' Asked Thursday ulwrnoon when he would dL>cidc u1 Utere Is no agreement, he almost su rely will order federal action-of some sort to end the 8!-day walkout that has curtailed power and sparked job layoffs ill many areas. Administration sources said Carter Is •·pretty close to making those decisions. It woo 't go past this weekend." La te Thursday, u 1\0NJAMES a MARGUERITE'S SHOES NEW· SHIPMENT Our entire stoc k Included . Bas ic blue jeans in straight or flare leg style denim fa.sh ion jea.ns . Sizes 29 to .42 waist, lengths from JO to 36 inches . Famous Wrang le r make. Save Friday and Saturday GLADYS RUM FIELD .Mrs. Gladys Rumfield, 76 , Rt. 4, Pomeroy, died WedState Representative Ron nesday a t Selby Genera l J ames ( D-Proc t orv ili e) Hospital in Marietta. Mrs. Rumfield was burn Efrain PtTez; ' Diane L. today anno unced that he will Jan. 28, 1902, daughter of the Bachtel from Ronald H. sec k re-election to the office late Willard a nd patty Bachtel; Tom J . Te<Jsley of 92 nd Distr ict Stale VanBibber Searles. She was · from G lenna ,J oyce Teasley Representative. James , who was fir st also preceded in death by her w~u was restnred to her elected to the position in 1974 former name of Glenna,Joyce husband, Henry, two brothers a11d re-ela.1eQ in 1976, said DalHu. and one sister. tha t he will run on his rer~rd The marriage of Randa ll H. She was a member of the . during his previous two Ca rpenter a nd Linda Carroll Syracuse Church of God. He part ic ularl y terms . She is survived by one son, Ca rpenter was.· dissolved. puinted to his work in pushing Arthur (Bill ) Rumfieid, Rt. 4, legislation attempting to put Pomeroy; two daughters, so me co nt rols on utility costs, Agnes E.wing. Jackson, and utility credits to the providing Susan Ann Hysell, Rt. 2, FILM SLATED Pomeroy; two brothe rs. On B'riday, Feb. 24, the elderly and di sa bled, a t· to impr ove Homer Searles. Lancaster, Pomeroy Librar}' will show temptin g and Marion Searles, San- · the children's muvie "The edu ca tiona l poli cies and dusky ; one sister, Weltha Rushbaby" at 1 p.m. Th1s is programs in the schools, and Dilling er , J ackson; 10 another in the series uf fi lm bett er nat ura l reso urce grandchildren , two great- evenings for kids that the conservation pract ices. The 29-year·old legislator _ _..;..._ _ _ _ _, library has had during t he 1 cuJTently serves · as Vice• • winter mQnths. "The BushChairm a n of th e House baby" is the story of gi rl who runs away from her . Educa tion Committee and is a member of th e E nergy and home in Mrira to take he r pet Agricu lture monkey bar k to his natural Environment, , and Natural Resources, and habitat i11 the bush. The Hci.llth an d Reti rement movie will last until 8:45 and Com mittees. is open tu the public. -J a rn es also cited 1::1 statewide award he will be m~T LICENSE. recei ving ~ar l y in March. The A man iage license . was issued to Frank D. J arvis, 32, Lea~ u e of Ohio Sportsmen Rt. 1, I .angsville, and Tamela has named him Ohio's nutOffenbcrger, 20. Rt. I, st and in g co ns erva ti on legislator of the year, and Langsville, Wednesday. Governor James Rhodes is sc heduled to pr esent the awa rd to James on March 4, Bookmobile at Salt Fork State Park. Meigs-Jackson.-Vinton "I believe my .best ac· Bookmo bile Sc hedule for complishmcnts , howeve·r, Meigs County; have been in helping hunThursday , Fob. 23 dreds of people in the 92nd Middleport Elementary, 1- district wi!h indiv idua l 2:30; Ha rri so nvill e-Store, 3:·15-3:45; New Lima Road, 4l:JO ; Langsville, 4:45-5 :15 ; Rolland - Bank, 5:30-6 :30; Rulland - Depot Street, 6: 307:30; Cook Gap Hill , 7:45-8 ; Betty Ohlinger Junction 124-1, 8:15-8 :30. POmeroy ".Interest Payments" ~as the program topic or Mrs. Roy Mayer at · the Tuesday night meeting of the Friendly Circle held at Trinity Church. Mrs. Mayer's meditation concerned a father who had lost his wife and failed to discipline his child and the lesson that interest payments in life are measured by what one puts into Ufe. She read Keep Your Money In A Savings some poems, " BleSsings Come in Many Guises", Account At The "LOOk at the Funny Side", My Problems, Your ProRacine Home National Bank blems, Our Problems." ·Miss ElizaiJ<tlh Fick presid· ed at the business meeting during which time some belated thank you notes for Christmas remembrances COOL IT • at enttne Pressure mounting from all sides Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, Februarv 24, 1978 WEEK-END VAI.·UES MEN'S BLUE JEANS e· • . intervention, · U ~e president said " ~t dep ends ml developments." "We're still trying to get the PHrties to negotlnw wiU1 each other," he ~Wid. . II carter acts, It will be eiU~er to !l.'lk Congress lor n law allowing seizure of the mines or, using provisions of th e . Taft-l lurtl cy Act , to get u cuurt in· junt·tion ordering J!lin· ers back to work lor 60 days while both sides keep talking . A thi rd optio n, legally enforl-cd a rbilrHtiun, •-~:~' nursmg home in Middleport, eight acres, (part of the started. The commiSSIOners hesitation. " We have a good tbe other company would stop Genheimer !ann ): Closing of were assured that would not site and spent a good deal of that sale will be March 6. its project. happen . money and we are not turning Pat O'Brien, Pomeroy ' Richard Jones, comJones also asked if the back," O'Neil stated. Attorney, informed the 30 missioner, was very much Pomeroy Care Center would O'Neil is a licensed ali' ' people attending, that it is 99 l'Oncerned when both hom es remain the same or will u ministrator and stated he :·'" percent certain Ameritei will would be completed . He s ubsidiary corporation be · preferred to do the work proceed with its project. It wanted to know if one would formed . O' Neil said details himself. will be located on old SR 33 on not stop operation if another such us that hud not been Jones stated that he was discussed. going to vote " yes" for the A copy of the option on the project to proceed and wished property was presented to the O'NeU mud1 success. is considered ltlt.l J c u ~t commissjoners, and Rick O'Neil said that an attractive. Cro w, prosecuting attorney. agreement had been signed The deadlock is not ovl!r O'Neil said building wlth a general contractor. fiKBICY - both sides Oct..'Cpl II plans would be sub- This was necessary to keep 37 percent pay lncr case OVt.' l' mitted in Columbus for the Certificate ol need three years - but pemdons, Rev . Gerold E. Erler, wildcat strikes, Incentive ]lilY review. Whenever they. are current. Commissioner Jim approved by the state, bids Roush, presented " letter · pro~ram assistant, Athens and other emoHonnlly District, will pre•enl the charged issues. companies, utilities and will be ie(. It was.also pointed from the contractor stating By LEE LEONARD that work would be subevangeilsm ml sslo na l out that there will be no Whllt little talking Uoere United Mine Workers DiSlrict UPI Statehouse Reporter contracted locally and local priority at Mini-Mi ss ion problem with the EPA. slopped Wednesday was COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. 6 to a private me!'ling In 'his labor would be used School, Cheoter United O'Neil said he will proceed when the BCOA refu sed to James A. Rhodes; eager for a office to ''expfore a means of Whenever it WE,IS possible. Methodist Church Sunday. with the home without accept the UMW's la test settlement of the 81-day old reaching a · settlement" for offer. That was bused 011 n nationwide coal strike, blazed Ohio if national negotiations con tract covering 700 miners his own trail today in search continue to founder . which was accepted by th~ The governor met first with of a contract agreeable to Independent Pittsburg mul Ohio miners and coal corn· utility ex ec utiv es . Midway Coal Co. of Denver. Representatives of the coal panies. Large companies say il ><'Y Rhod es, bypassing the miners and the mille owners mu st be able to punis h national coal talks, invited and operators were to arrive wildcat strikers und offc<· representatives of Ohio coal In time for closed discussions pay to rnlse Incentive to begin at 10:45 a.m. productivity, two provision" The meeting coincided with not Included ill the puct. another session of the A mini-missions school dent of tbe United Methodist conuniSHion on religion and 111e miners say wlldcnl national council ol the sponsored by the Meigs Rural Fellowship of the con- race, the task force Qll pover- strikes are virtually lhe Qnly Bituminous Coal Operators' Ministries of tbe United ference for three years.. ly, Is on tbe board Qf dlreciQrs way they ~an cull attention to AsSOciation . in Washington. Methodist Church will be held The Rev. James Frazier of of the Black Campus Wlsafe mines and unequal An aide to Rhodes con· · Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Gallipolis Grace Church will Ministries, n on the Franklin A three~aession intensive firmed the governor would be Chester United Methodist present the ,Q}issional priori· Criminal Justic Coalition, pay promotes lnt crnu i workshop on the preparation· rriction . trying to personally mediate Church. · ty, world hunger. He is the works with Columbus Plannof the personal Income tax One odnnlnlstrutlon sour~" Featured at the school will missioos chainnan for the ed Parenthood, is a member return is scheduled for the terms of a contract beof the president : " HI' Thursday ~venings, March 2, . t ween Ohio coal firms and be presentations on the three Athens District and before · of the Columbus Model Cities said patience is wcurlng U•in .' I members of UMW District 6 for. the coming to Gallipolis in June, missional priorities 9, and 16, at Ohio University, Neighborhood Agency, and !I! ink he's gone out of his way, ill Baker Center, Room 204. of the UMW, which covers quadrenlum for United 1976, after serving in the Cin· works with the UHURU Drug at some political expense to Treatment Center. The first session will cover Ohio and the panhandle of Methodist Churches. They cinnati area. He is also chalnnan of ti•e himself, to try to gel some West Virginia. are evangelism, world The ethnic minority presen· a summary of the new tax people to go along ." J. o hn Guzek, presiden~ of hunger, and ethnic minority . tation wlll be by the . Rev. Black Methodist for. Chu<·ch forms, a review of the new Carter'auldesare known to Vance Summers, Sr., assis- Renewal of the North Central feel that each time an 1040 form, ways of computing UMW District 6, is in in the local church. The Rev. Gerald Erter, tanI program director of the Jurisdiction, chainnun of the deductions, and a sununary Washington with the UMW Ethnic Minority Local agreement was close, IICOA of tax saving ideas. 'lbe Bargaining Council and will program assistant for the West Ohio conference with ofChurch Monitoring Commit-. negotiators argued so long not be able to attend the A(hens District for the past !ices in Columbus. A native of second session will include tee and of the Inter-agency over details that miners grew directions on how to organize meeting but said he would four yearn, will present South Carolina, he received more milltant lind rniaed new your tax records and com· have District 6 repreSen .. evangelism. He has recently. his· B:. A. degree from Clasin coordinating conunittee or the ethnic miniorlty local Issues, . again producing " plete your federal and state tatives in Columbus for the coliducted mission meetings College inS. C., and master of stalemaw. in each county of the Athens divinity from the Inter- church. tax returns and a detailed talks. Further prcssuro townrd u "What he is doing makes district on the comprehensive denominational Theological of itemized The committee on missions deal . ~'Ould come through overview deductions. This session will sense to me," Guzek told UP! plans for evangelism. The Seminary ill Gammon, S. C. from the CoWlty Council with separate coal: 11grecmcnts. be followed by a special In a telephone Interview. " If Rev. Mr. Erter has served He was licensed to preach In Mrs. Thelma Henderson as When the UMW unnounced Its session for Individuals who he gets .it lined up and we get churches in Centerville, 1962, served as ad - chainnan has charge of the proposal, President Arnold have income other than from · a break, we're in business. Marietta, Portsmouth and ministrative assistant to school. Registration to begin Miller offered tu qcgollotc We can put that whole state Jackson. During his ministry Bishop Golden in the at 1:30 will be handled by separately with nny ~mpuny wages and salaries. 'lbe last session will be a back to work in just a little he has been chainnan of staff Nashvllle·Carollna area , · Mrs. Kathryn Mora, missions that wants the p a nd M of the Jackson Area 1986-611 and came to Columbus cbalnnon of the Chester contruct . work session on participant's bit. ','He is getting the feelings Ministries and director of the ill 1969 to serve "" director of church, ·Mrs. D01·is Grueser A UMW source suid he hud own tax !onns. Each inof the operators way out In Hill and Hollow Cooperative special ministries. . and Mrs. Betty Roush to been l'Ontoc1ed by a number dividual will have assistance front before the others do, " three years. He In 1974 he was made assisMinistries for assist with hospitality. of lawyers representing som e or review of his or her own The welcome will be ex- of the 130 BCOA murnhcrs tax return. The session will said Guzek. "Certainly what has served on the West Ohio tan\ director of the Council on end with tax saving · he is doing can't be wrong, It Conference Town and Coun- Ministries at the conference wnded by Roger Karr with who " con live with"llm p uml try Committee and as presi· level. He has served on the · Helen Wolf and Ruth Karr to M deal. suggestions for the future tax takes a lot of guts. " present' a vocal duet, ac- . years. companied by Jenny 'Machir, The cost of these seminars organist. Mrs. Hazel Hilt of is $15 for those whos~ source RUTLAND - Paul E. the Rutland church will give of income is wages and Harris, officer In charge, the devotions. There will be a salaries, and· $20 for those has announced new hourH fibn entitled "Approximately Icy road conditions were blamed on ICY road conditions with multiple income sourSimpson.. 40, Racine, of operation• for the ces. Ron Lykins, Professor of blamed for some of the 11 occurred at 8:40p.m. on US sideswiped a parked car 1312 Minutes" presenting the Rutland Post Offi ce. Accounting at Ohio Wesleyan traffic accidents investigated 35, when Georgiana M. owned by John W. Stobart, 31, missional priorities. Effective at once ·new Refreshments will be In University, will l'Onduct the Thursday and early today by Jenkins, 52, Rt. I, Thunnan, Rt. 2, Racine. Stobart was service hours are: window workshop . Interested par- the Gallia-Meigs Post State lost control of her car nn the charged with parking on the . charge of . !lernice Bailey, hours on week day•, 8:30 ticipants may register by Highway. lrohlcally several icy pavement. Her vehicle highway while Simpson was president 'of the Chester a.m. to 11:30 a.m.; 12:30 calling 59H876, or by mail at of the accidents occurred struck an embankment booked for speed for con- United Methodist Women and p.m. to .4:30 p.m.; Sotur· Ruth Smith, missions com· the Office of Continuing during the dry SUO!lY weather causing moderate damage . ditions. days, 8:15 a.m. to 10:15 · Cecil C. Morris, 64 , Education, 309 Tupper Hall, Thursday. No one was Injured or cited mittee of the County Council. a.m.; lobby hours, Monday Icy roads caused an acGallipolis, a city school bus Ohio University. in an accident all :20 p.m. on Mrs. Henderson wUI handle a lllrough Friday, 7:30 a.m. elden! at 6:45a.m. Friday on driver, was charged with the Clark-Evans Rd. two display to include free to 4:30 p.m. and from 7:30 ::::::;:::::::;:::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: the Vinton·Eno Rd. eight improper backing following miles south of SR 325. The materials, books on mission a.m. to I p.m. on Sutur· tenthaofamilewestofSR554 an accident at 8;12 a.m. patrol reported cars driven studies, catalogues, and days. MEET SATURDAY where Vickie E. Meade; 23, Thursday on Mill Creek Rd. by William Blanton, 17, Rt. 2, slides with hand viewers. All RportRmen are urged A special guest wiD be Mrs. :;:;:;:::;:::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::. Rt. I, Bidwell, lost l'Ontrol of one mil~ north of Gallipolis. Vinton, and Gary L. Mullins, io a !tend a special meeting her car on the icy pavement. The patrol said Morris 23, Rt. 2, Vinton, sideswiped Laura Rodriques Walker of of llie Meigs Countians for Her vehicle traveled over an backed his bus into an auto causing moderate damage. Athens ; a native of the Wildlife Con•ervallon, to embankment. There was owned by Earl Ireland, 23, James F . Harwood, 'tl, Dominican Republic. be held Saturday at the · moderate damage. The Rev . Robert Gallipolis. Lucasville, was charged with FalrKroand• at 7 p.m. Tbls Steve'Michael Pavlovic, 32, . Atlla..m. on SR 7·, the right parking on the roadway Bumgarner Is director of the wUI be a reorganlzallooal Grant, Mich:, was charged front wheel on a car driven by following a mishap at I ;45 Meigs Ministries, Mrs. The Boy Scouts or Amef!CB meeting to broaden llle with DWI following an ac- Worthy Cremeans, 61, Rt. 2, p.m. on SR 588, two two Gladys Spencer, chainnan of in the M-G·M District ca n get cla~'s goals. ctdent at 2:15 p.m. Thursday Vinton; came off causing tenths of a mile east of CR 3. the ' Chester Council on their tickets for the scout on SR 124, three and five moderate damage when the 'lbe patrol said the Hat· Ministries, and Mrs. Fay show , ' Spectacular '78" tenths miles east of Vinton. vehicle's right front axle 'hit wood car was not . ~ruck, Sauer, coordinator for the Saturday, Feb. 25, at the The patrol said · Pavlovic the pavement. however, an auto driven by mini-school on missions . Peoples Bank of Point SQUAD RUN lost control of his car which Icy road conditions were William J . Noe, 20, Gallipolis Pleasant from 9 a.m. to i2 The Middleport Emer· 1 turned complet~ly around blamed on an accident at 9:50 .;;: ; :; ; ; :::: :: :::::::: ::::::;:;:;:;.;;.;;;;:;:: :;:: : : :::::::::::::::::::: :::::: :: ·noon. . was passing the Hardwood gency squad was called This year, hundreds of to the Vlllage Manor Apart· and overturned. There was a.m. on CR 18, five tentha of a car and his ye~lcle EXTENDED FORECAST , sideswiped an auto driven by mile west of US 33. scouts from the 1'ri..State. ments at 11 :30 p.m. Thursday minor damage. SundBY. through Doris E;. Wells, 51, Rt. 3, , 'lbe patrol said Frank E. David R. Sununers, 36, Rt. 4, Area will gather at the for Bonnie Roush who was Tuesday, fair ,Sunday. and Huntington Civic Center, taken to Holzer Medical Pomeroy, was charged with Melton, 29, Marietta, going Oak Hill. There was Monday and a ebaoee of driving left of center west, lost control of bls car May 13, to share with the moderate damage. . Center. snow Tuesday. Hl&hs will following an accident at 5:10 which ran off the left -side of Afinal acc:ldent occurred at "lheir " Wonderful public I'IDit from the upper !1111 to p.m. Thursday on TR 250 in the roadway then overturned 2:30 p.m. on TR 286, four World of Scouting". the mid 30. Sunday and Meigs County. State troopers up against a tree. There was tenths of a mile west of SR 7 Residents in the Mason, falling to the 20s by said the Well car struck· an moderate damage . No ill Meigs County where an NOW YOU KNOW Gallia and Meigs Clluntics Tuesday. Lows win be in There are 249 family names auto operated by James G. citation was Issued. who wish to attend this year's auto driven by Karen Bolin, the teeDS early Sunday and At11 :30 a.m. on the Yellow 23, Tuppers Plains, struck a ill South Korea, four of which Naney, 30, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. scout show should contact between zero and 10 above represent more than half the There was minor damage. Bush Rd. one and one tenth vehicle driven by Charles E. their local troop or pack lor zero by Tuesday, nation's population of 341.5 A sln~le call!. acclde~t miles east of SR 338 an auto Casto, 24 ~1Rt. 2, Coolville. . tickets .~ nd furth~.!i in· million. :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;,:;:;:;:;:;::h::;:;:;:;:;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: formation . operated by Shirley J. •( Rhodes makes own proposal l Mini-mission school will be held Sunday Tax workshop dates given Icy roads cause wrecks RICHARD R. CAMPBELL ·Editor will be honored joined the Dick Campbell will be one Campbell of the two men that will be Cleveland Press ·where he honored at the Pomeroy became managing editor In Chamber of Commerce 1988. His Columbus activities dinner to be held Tuesday, Feb. 21 at 6·:30 p.m. at the include serving as a cabinet · member of United Way, as a Meigs Inn. Ricttard R. Campbell trustee of the Columbuz Zoo became editor of the Citizen· and of the Columbus Journal January 1, 1977. He Association for the Per· has been with Scripps· fonnillg Arts. Campbell holds mem· Howard Newspapers sine~ bership In the American 1947, having worked at the Cleveland Presa and later for Society of Newspapers Scripps-Howard on the Editors and ill Sigma Della the Society of Newspaper Systems Chi, Development. Group project. Professional Journallsts. He Campbell was born in is · a member or Phi Beta Athehs Counly, but attended Kappa and has a master's junior and senior high school degree ill journaUsm from Kent state University. He at Pumoroy. !Je i!raduated from Ohio belong& to Scioto Country University In 1947. -His Club and the Columbus college · years were In· Athletic Club. Campbell · and his wife, terrupted by World War n, durlntl wbldl he served three Margaret, have two chlldren,' yean ln.the u. S. Army, two · Ouiltoplter and Con&altt, ol1:1hem In the So1lth Pacific. who live In the Cle~nd ' After college graduation, area. Scout tickets now available 1 1 �Gop . h ers ups et 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Feb. 24, 1978 WASHINGTON (UP!) The Washington Redskins Thursday signed !ree-agent thesigning o!!reeagentsJeff Kinney, 28, a 6-!ool-2, 214pound runing back from ~~g~;;\~-~~inei~~~~: ~~:.~.a24. a"~oot-2~~ reserve list last season . The club also announced pound linebacker Wyoming. . · · from By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer The wins keep gett ing bigger and bigger for Ohio Stale Coach Eldon Miller. First it wao Michigan , UJen Purdue and Thursday night Minnesota felt UJe sting of the "We stand behind our work. That's Reason No.5 why you should let us do your taxes:' rapidly maturing Buckeyes, 94~7 in overtime . " It wus a big win for us,u Ohioan gave the Buckeyes a five-point margin with 1:37to go . "!wouldn't want to make a living playin g de!ense against Kelvin Ransey," said Miller. " We played with great emotion. We were able to sustain our defense longer tonight than we have been, espOcially against a patient Miller . " He had a super nffens ive effort and he really took charge in the overtime." But UJe Buckeyes had no more success tban most other But Ransey wasn 'I UJe only Buckeye to receivl! Miller 's · said Miller. "1 hope we can praise. keep saying that . They keep "Maybe we ought to single getting bigger." out someone who played The wins keep getting badly," said Miller. "ll would bigger and sophomore guard be easier." Preshmen Ken Page, Herb Kel" in Ransey keeps getting better. Williams and Jim smith all The 6-1 Ransey , " held " to turned in outstanding perfor16 points during regulation Jna nces, although both play, exploded for 10 more in Williams and smith, along the five-minute overtime with sophomore Ji:m periOd. hitting the Buckeyes' Ellinghausen. fou led out. fir:-,1 seven points. Page !inished with . 20 It was a UJree-point play by points, Williams 14 and SmiUJ Ransey which put Ohio State 10, the same as senior Mike ahead for good at 80-79 and Cline. another three-pointer by the "Great basketball like UJat !or mer Toledo Macomber all- makes your season," said H&R BLOCit team like Minnesota ." teams against Minnesota's 6-- 10 se nior center Mychal Thompson, who poured in 32 points and had 16 rebounds . "My opinion of Thompson hasn't changed any, 11 said Miller. "He's !be greatest of!ensive center in the country . We had tbree people foul out guarding him." Ohio State trailed only on a couple of oc>casions and never by .more thar. two points after taking a 22-21 lead midway through the !irs( half. The Buckeyes led by 10 on UJree · occasions in the first 618 E. MAIN Sl, POMEROY, OHIO Open 'i1 ;·001o6 ;00 Weekday s. 9 :00 to S:00 Saturday Phone 992-l795 No Appointment Necessarv I ·: 1 OFFICE HOURS: 9:30 to 12,2 to 5 I CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT --~!~!..'?_~!.R.~~·-··••••••••~•···-·••J· go tied it a t 77-77 . BEAT THE WINTER BLAH'S Coach Art Lanham's Rio Grande College Redmen captured their second straight undisputed Mid-Ohio Conference basketball championship Thursday night following a convincing 111-88 victory over visiting .'fiffin at Lyne Center. Rio Grande completed its regular season with an 18·7 record. The champs finished 12-2 in conference play. · Coach George Jensan's Dragons missed post-season tournament action by virtue of their lhird straight loss. Tiffin finished the year with a 12-17 mark. Inside the MOC, the Dragons wound up with a 5-9 record. Saturday, Rio Grande will begin de!ense of its post· season tournament title by hosting Walsh College at 7:30 Thursday•s.Girls HighSchool Basketball Results United Press International Amelia 48 MI. Healthy 46 (of) Beaver local 50 Steubenville .. Calh 41 ...RIO Bexley 54 Col Independence 53 Bloom Carroll 35 Col Cen tennial 30 Bucyrus 51 Wynford 39 Campbell 61 Boardman 50 Carlisle 49 Dix ie 20 Chardon 42 Badger 31 Cin Hughes 56 Cin Woodward 25 20 Holgate 84 Liberty Center 21 Lima Bath 60 Archbold 47 London 44 Grandview 41 Loveland 39 !nOlan Hill 23 Patrick Henry 50 Tinora 39 Paulding 41 Antwerp 24 Pemberville Eastwood 64 Otsego 24 Sylvania Norttwle.w 68 Bowling Green 40 Tecumsetl 64 Fairborn Baker .2.. Valley View 44 Bellbrook 36 Wayn3 31 Bellefontine 29 Youngstown Mooney 33 . Hubbard 31 ! .. \.• Introducing A New Rock Star Roy Shepherd DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY ,, Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio We ' re pleased to announce his appoint merit as a Prudential agent in your commu· . nity. He's qualified to help you with your personal insurance needs . If you don't already.· have a Prudential agent. and you want to talk to someone from the Rock. why not give him a call. picked of! 13 caroms. Rio had Mar, Swain led the Redmen with nine. Vince Phelps and Dale Royse each had six assists !or the champs. Mark Blakeneier led the Dragons' att3ck with 27 poinis. Bob Reile tossed in 20 and Jim Huff was limited to 12 markers by the Redmen defenders. The Pt udenlrallnrourlnce Compilny of Am11m:a Cufi) Otjlv.OIItttl, N•w•r•. New Jeruy ., • 5.75% < " • • SP.orts Transactions Bv Un1ted Press lnter:national ',• Thursday Basebcill Cleveland - Sign~d shottstop COLD? SNOW? ICE? COAL SHORTAGE? STRIKE? -BLACKOUT? STAY OFF THE STREETS? CUT DOWN? HOLD BACK? PAN·IC? PANIC? PANIC? PANIC? SATURDAY, FEB~ 25TH STARTING 11:00 A.M. MIDDLEPORT FIRE HALL Frank Duffy, pitchers Tom Brennan and Sandy Withal and outfielder.catcher Jim Norr id. New York Yankees ~ Signed pitchers Ken Clay and Gil Patterson. Minnesota - Signed catcher John Lonchar, infielder Sam Perlozzo and outfielder Bomba Rivera. Soccer Houston (NA SL) - Signed Bobby Lennox, Stewart JUr'nD and lan Anderson of England and John Dowie .and len ,, • • ·' ..,. SPONSORED BY MIDDLEPORT FIRE D~PARTMENT Anderson of Scotland. ' ' ••• . -..j •_.,.,r. . • FIRE RESISTAN'l' ********.._................ 1 PQMEROY 0. \ "hrt~ri~l FtXt.m " lntlllltion hllpt1h11t out noiM • No cle1n11p- tyl)le of inullol.ion ·- ' • P•n for l!.t!lf in .t1011 period of time • Folll'!W ln111 odd thlpt tP"* NO\Ind PIP'I, wirin• 1nd • 296 Stcond St. Pom•!!_V, O~lo ' FSIJC l.-~-iii;;i.,.....~-~-~,.~-ii,....l COLUMBUS I UP I) - . The 12; Abels. 0-H: Nlehm , 1-0-2; TOTALS 20-19-59. Meigs Gallia place votes and won.lost records In parentheses) : Score by quarters: 17 17 12 9 6-61 12 \9 10 14 4-59 Reserve score - GAHS 31 · Meigs 24 basketball ratings (with first Class AAA Team Points 1. Akron Central Hower t 17-0) 225 (16) • • Se1l1 o~t r:old • hnl•Flow1lnto uery CIIIIIW 1nd chH)' • P.. t ..U.tant. c.....- ho.lilo envirvnmtnt lvr rvdtnu .. andlri...U • FiH ,..t..tant - Minimalto•kity • S.fetr far yoW' flomily b~ IIIITCIUndlnt ubiH •nd wimo ,_.llh tnul•tlon f-.! • Moil!t\lre rft;\ltanl • Chemkall)l n1ble • EM)' to •NIY SAVES MONEY o FIRE RESISTANT• EASY TO APPLY • it I *-It ~ I TO: 1 - . HACKETT FOAM INSIUTION I · 93 7th Ave. I . . Ml<kiJeport, o.' Plene send me further lnlormollon on Foam lnsullollon. I l, 1 NAME ADDRESS City · Zip · Pllone , . I 1I I t L----•---------~------~--J 6 Cincinnati St. Xavier (16-21 .113 TEXAC' Dayton Meadowdale and Columbus Linden McKinley, .HEATING OIL 18 each; 13. Toledo St. John 17; 14. Alliance 15 ; 15. Mid· •• dletown 13i 16. Cleveland St. " ., • Cincinnati FREE ESTIMATES • NO qBLIGATION I I Ill 117-1) 137 5. Toledo Scott 116-11 128 (17-11 75 8. Canton Timken 115-2) 71 9. Barberton (16·2) 49 10. Dayton Roth 112-3 42 Second len: 11. (tie) Joseph 12; 17 . .(tiel Spring. lleld North and Toledo Sf. Francis, 10 each; 19. (llel Cleveland John 3. Warsaw River View Fual Chiaf (1.7-1) 169 4. Columbus Mifflin Ill (14-41 150 (2) HEAnNG DIL > •• • •• •• Su uthern held .a 34 -~2 lead: ~ . Both team.s had (llf~kultJcs Forem.~tn, 1 0·2 and s.,},~ llllllUl~s. npp~ng the For•ll your home En1trt•lnment •nd Appllonco Noodl 22 of 47 nttt•m pts fur 47 pet. a nd ju!:.i si~ of 2:.l at I he gom~ Box 0 0 ~~~f:~:~~Uh:.:~r~~~~ t~!:g~:s~:2~f.~;~;:.fi\g ;ff~.~i·!~:~~n f~~:~,·~ ~~1~inloultroublethroughout the eight contest, had four points in the nets for 32 pomts to Will first period. away · w1·th Fred Helm s. fi -4 Duffy , 1 0-2. Tatols 30-20-10. K er Crtek (5o) - Taylor , Smith, 0·0-0: Willis, 2· 0·4: Helms, 11 -0-27: Thompd son , t -0-2 ; ~egll~!\'oli5i\',•; SprBy1nger, · ·· · · · quarters Southern · t8 34 48 80 K. Creek iO 22 30 50 DOXOL SERVICE RIDENOUR 15 SC(JI'I' : . Southern (80) - TV & Ap~liance Gas Serv ce Teaford , 10 · ~ · 24 ; Wlnebr~nner , 5·2· 17 ~ Brmager. J < 10 . Sayre. 3-J-9. 1 o 2; Baker . 0 'J -2 , O' Brier, , 11 3; 0 . Hill. 40-B; F indley , 1 4 6; Souder , 0·0:0; Hr l l. Ricin•, Ohio Chttttr, O~lo rtrestone 'Tnuui d us ofl" s h ownm lowm u ll wo plhJ !O !I nl> t.•v •, POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E. Main TEAFORD JUMPER , ITeaford (41) collected 24 points Thursday night to lead UJe SV AC .champs to a lopsided 8!h'i0 victory over Kyget Creek in a· semi-final game of UJe Class A Secttonal Tournament at Meigs High School. Bobcat defenders are Fred Helms (44) and John Westfall (20) , Pomeroy, 0. 992-2094 Brake Semce-Front End Alignment YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER HAS 'EM S. Wheelersburg 141 117-1) 138 6. Archbold. 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Cleveland Cath Latin (4) (15-31 177 ••' 1......-..................~..................................~a~ ~ and Adams, 9 Class AA Team 1.. Elyria Catholic '' •• •, Withrow each. ' · r-------;;.~~;;iS~ou;oN-----, 4 . Cle~e St . Ignatius 7. E. Cleveland Shaw • ~* •*Jf THE MEIGS INN "THE INN I'tLACE" • &mm..,. 20 6 double figures for . Boys cage ratings final' 1978 Uni ted Press In ternational Ohio High School Board of Coaches ' boys 10 ; Young, l -2-"; Groves, 5·2· .WilH 1 Give. prt"'ointnt ln111llltion proc.oction for Wint. r and FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10 til 2. ThO Athens Counly Savings & Loan Co • ·.t-0-8; ou'll behappter • COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS FROM MARlETT A, OHIO ****' . ., • NEWHOMES • OLDHOMES **********••• .__I~ NOW PLAYING <tc.._ic* ..lf: ,, .• • " ·• ' .,,• Chapman, 1-1-3 ; Wilson, J-2-8; T. Ash , 1-0-2. TOTALS 26-9-61. BLUE ANGELS (59) Nibert, 11-5·27; Daniels, 2·6· 15) (17. 1) 208 3. Colu~bus North I17·0 146 MORNING STAR ~~ ,• •• 2. Ketterin9 Alter AND HAVE FUN EAT - DRINK - DANCE JOIN THE INN CROWD. DO IT NOW! @ • I'm insulating America against the high cost of fuel bills!' MEIGS INN Richard Teafordintoan e~rly JS-10 lead at the end ur the monccttn~ l~etting " . . T f d the wumers were ea or with 24 ; Kelly Winebrenner had 12 and Tim Brinager 10. Facing th~ Bobcats were '1•1 ts with 22 poirtts·' Von T" n Taylor and West!all had It points each. Southern hit 30 o! 51 floor attempts fo r 51 pet. and 20 of ~ ~ • 1 lh e r·""1 11·ne · Kn~er Creek cunnerted on Meigs Co. Branch ,," •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COME TO THE the bench most or the game. He had three fouls in the first half and exited with just secon ds rema.tnlng In the third quarter, Thompson was held to two points, his lowest output this season. . The Tornadoes ustng a · derense par " ·Ia l,•ed pressmg the hot-shooting ·of scmor senior , hittmg inside and so phomore .J ohn Westfall . . , at the .roul ltne, Coach Ketth Carter ~~o~~~; ho~nced back toh "5'' 29 '"1 1 . pomts• ·dI Wll. d : e t Ill the secon periO · T At th ttt ~~~~ • the or· nadoes eal e tuneo u~, regrouped and werde never senously threatener agam. d d Before Ihe hal, en c · Blue A n«els " PtudentJal Tiffin connected on 39 of 82 !ield goal attempts lor 46.3 percent. The Dragons were 10 o! 16 at the foul line for 62.5 per$'!nt. Ti!fln had 33 Jon Thompson the Bob, . . . ' . cats 6-6 JUntor center, \\ 8S on Marauder g.·ols 'r Phone: 992-5120 'll turnovers. assist~ Rio 52 .~_,·.~,.'_~-;.:j_.~.:,.' Den Talk '" ' college career. Greg James in . ht - Southern an d H annan Th ursda Y mg · Going lnto the con test, ,.• Trace the one--two teams in , . , the &uthern "Valley Athletic Southern has a !5.of record career with 24 points In this Conference as expected will while Hannan Trace Is 12·7.. By Greg Bailey Thursda y's semi !ina! The Meigs Marauder cage his last game. Junior guard meet Setu~day night in the k ..ason is now officially over Greg Becker also had a good championship game or the game between Kyger Cree Meigs Class A Sectional cage and Southern was marred by after the boys or Coach Ron night !or Meigs as he ·netted turnovers and personal louis. Logan !ell to the talented 18 big markerS. Meigs was tournament Coach ·Carl Wolfe's Durin the firSI hal!. Kyger NelsonvlUe York Buckeyes not as hot from the field as defending sectional cham· Creek 72·71 winner over last night, SU7, in seml!inal they connected on 30 o! 80 pionseamMtherightto meet North Gallia last Saturday, action o! the Class AA sec- shots !or just 37 percent . They HaMan Trace with an ao..so co mmitted 19 costly tum· sank 7 of 10 free throws, tional tournament at Federal bl · f K er Creek overs. Nelsonville York controlled Hocking High School. astlng o yg There aren 'I many teal1Ui the boards. Meigs finished Its season at around who could beat Coach 1 Vlfgil Grandy if the Buckeyes 3-16 while the B~ckeyes go on '·1!1·[·\'' ::::r:::::::::;::::::::rr:::rr::::::: : rr::::::: :::::r:: ::::: :::: :::::::::::: ::::::: ::::::::t !)/ 1/: to play in the championship pl~yed like they did last night. Nelsonville shot a 'sectional Saturday night. Box. score : sizzling 59 percent from the .!,!.!!.!!.!! MEIGS (67)- Follrod 0·0· . floor as they canned 36 of 61 at;tempts and placed !our o, Becker 8-2-18, Stanley 4-0·8, Young 12-0-24, Coats 1·0·2, m'l!ll in double ligures. "THE DOVE -A GAMEBIRD" (Part Ul) Elltlns 1-0.2, Andrews 0·2·2, :Meigs, always a strong Hawley 0-0-0, Blake 2-D·•· By Greg Bailey Kennedy 2-3-7, Ohlinger 0·0-0. cOmpetitor in tournament During !be two dove -seasons that Ohio did establish, · cdmpetllion, started off like it Totals 30-7-67. hunting was permitted only on public lands or agreement NELSONVILLE-YORK w)lnted an upset over the (84) - Brooks 2-1·5, Fearns 1· lands, that is those private Ianda pre-registered as dove f'lvored Buckeyes. Meigs' hot 2-4, Smathers 8·3·19, Smith 8· hunting sites witb the Ohio Division o! Wildlife by private landshooting guard Kenny Young 3-19, Patton 4-2-10, Penrod 13- owners. Division calculations report that some 34,000 Ohioans p'mped In twO' jwnp shots 1-27. Robson 0·0-0. Tolals 36- participated irl each dove season, taking an estimated 400,1100 8~ . !t'Dm the corner to. vault the 12·Score birds each year. As was e~ted from the experiences of by quarters: ~rauders out to a quick 4.() Meigs 10 17 16 2-4-07 other states which have perrilitted dove hunting for years, the le,ad. But then the Gran· N-York 24 20 18 22-84 dove hunting seasons had no adverse effect on dove dymen canned ten unanpopulations. Tbe dove is a renewable resource, and is not swered points to take a lead tbreatened witb becoming endangered. IIIey never relinquished. There is opposition to dove hunting in Ohio - and :Meigs stayed close and everywhere else in the nation. The opponents are those same II'Bded buckets to make the groups that appear repeatedly on the scene to oppose all sCore read 14-8 and slay ~n hunting activities, which they bave decided is not "sport." Within striking distance. But a f,f There Is notbing special about the mourning dove. It just tllen once again the Buckeyes happens to be one of the issues that arises in Ohio. Among the gpt bot and reeled off eight · leaders of the anti-hunting campaign are groups such as the UJ)answered ·points to make Fund !or Animals and the International Fund for Animal the score read 24·10 at the end eJ. Welfare, two of the chief supporters o! the constitutional or the first period. Froin then · amendment to prohibit use o! traps In Ohio, a proposal soundly on it was all Nelsonville. Visiting Meigs edged Gallia rejected by the people last November. One of the difficulties of ;;At the half the Buckeyes Academy High School's Blue dealing rationally with a mourning dove bill--<Jr any other had a comfortable 44-27 lead, Angels, 61-59, In an overtime sportsmen's bill _ is UJe ernotiooally charged atmosphere aitd after three periods it was game Thursday evening. engendered by anti-hunting groups. They deliberately attempt 61!-43. Although Meigs had The victory lefi Meigs with to.blw the distinction between wildlife and pets. For example, Just seven turnovers, the hot a 4~ SEOAL mark. Gallla's !bey declare "the dove is as much a game bird as your pel sj)ooting of the winners was record dipped to !Hi in con· canary." They refer to !be Ohio game statui~ as the "sl_augh~r jpst .too much to counter. ference play. list." They try to confuse abundant renewable spectes w1tb Meigs Jed 17·12 after one endangered species. Rick Penrod led the scoring with 'll big points while Paul period, and 34·31 during the Supporters of legislation to add !be mourning dove to the Smith, their playmaking halftime intermission. The game bird list include the Ohio Department of Natural guard, and Scott SmaUJers visitors were sUII on lop after Resources, !be Ohio Wildlife Council, UJe Wildlife Legislative epch contributed 19 points. three periods, 46·41. The . Fund and its . county committees Ohioans for Wildlife Greg Patton was the other regulation game ended m 3 Conservation, wildlife conservfltionists and hundreds of Buckeye to hit double ligures 55-55 deadlock. sportsmen groups through the stale. Supporters ask "why not liiith his ten. · Tina Nibert l~d the Blue hunt mourning doves?" They know the birds are plentiful, · Young once. again led the Angels attack w1th ~7 pomls. renewable. The facts support the clatm that hunting does not Marauders as he finished his Janet Groves added 12 and advers~ly affect the dove population. Abstinence in Ohio does Ka~y Daniels 10. , not prolong the life of a mourning dove beyond Its flight to the Vtckte Epple led Meigs next state, or its annual encounter wltb disease, accident and Our Interest is attack with 14 points. other mortality factors . Autborlzing a mourning dove season Greater For You GAHS had 53 rebounds In to In Ohio will provide !be opportunity for additional outdoor Meigs 'rl. .Nibert had 22 recreation for tbousanda o! Ohioans and food on tbeir tables. ·Hunting has been recognized as a legitimate, hea!Wul caroms ·to pace Gallipolis. Brown had nine rebounds for outdoor activity throughout our history, UJroughout our Meigs. , . country. The mourning dove is recognized as a game bird On 90-Day The los~rs were 19 of 31 at . Internationally in North Ameriea and in !be majority of the the foul hne, Me1~s wa~ nine states in the nation. Opposition to the mourning dove is simply of 12 at lite chanty stnpe. a manifestation ol a small group's opposition to UJe taking of Certificates The Blue Angels hav~ a any wildlife. There is no rational, biological reason for Ohio not 5.75. per cent paid on makeup game rematntng to add the mourning dove to its list of game birds. with Meigs at Meigs. A biU is now before the General Assembly· to amend 90 day Cerllfl cates of In Thursday's reserve Section 1531.01 of the Revised Code to regulate the taking of Deposit. $1,000.00 game, the Blue Angels "B" mourning doves. II adds mourning doves to the game bird.list. Minimum. Interest won, 31·24, to up thelr It authorizes tbe Division of Wildlife to set a hunting season team Payable Quarterly. mark to 4-3 In league play. and hunting regulations (necessarily within limits set by the A substantial penalty Is Meigs dropped to 3-4. ' federal Fish & Wildlife Service). It stipulates that mourning Invoked on all certificate . Rees l~d the winners with doves may be taken only on public Ianda and agreeme~t lands, accounts withdrawn prior nme pomts. Ktng paced !bat is those private lands pre-registered as dove huntmg s1tes to the dale of m11urlly. Meigs' attack Wllh 16 points. wltb the Division of Wildlife by private landowners. Varsity box: MEIGS (61) - Brown. 3·1· 7; Burdette, 3-3-9; Epple, 7·2· 16; Vaughan, 4-0.8; Howard, Price, 12-5-29; Johnson, 5·0· Purcell !6, Mark Swain and Skipper Johnson each had 10. Rio Grande connected on 49 o! 95 !leld goal attempts' for 51.5 percent. The Redmen were 13 or 16 at the !oul line for 81.2 percent. Rio had 51 rebounds, 17 by GaiUpolis' Skipper Johnson who played the best game or his brief 47 Dayton Stebbins 33 North . mont 25 Edgerton 85 Wayne Trace 14 Garfield J7 Painesville Harvey 34 Granv i lle 64 Col Beechcroft • 10; Purcell. 7-2-16; Phelps, 1· 0-2: Johnston, 1·0·2: Royse, 2· 2 6; Bise, 4-D-B: Nlclly. o-o-o: Lee, 0-2-2: West , 0-0·0. TOTALS 49-13-111. Halftime scare - Southern gains sectional finals . Meigs ousted b Y BUck eyes ' Tiffin iS. ~ 3-The nauv Sentinel, MlliJleoort-Pomeroy, o ., Friday, Feb. 24,1971 GRANDE 1111) Swain. 5-0-10; Jame>, 12-2-U: Greg James tossed in 26, Dan Bellevue 45 Tiffin Columbian Crestview 48 Southern local • rtboundl, eight each by Huff and Blankeneler. Box sc:ore: TIFFIN lilt - Anderton, 4-0-8 : Hull, 4-4-12: Graboski. Relle, 10-0-20 : <·0·8: BlaAkeneler, 12-3-27 : Michell, 2-0·<: Wright, 2-0-4; Warnemet, 2-0·4, TOTALS :lt-11· p.m. in Lyne Center. Tickets for Saturday's tournament game wiU go on sale at the door at 6 p.m. Admission is $1.50 for ~dults and $1 for students. Regular season passes are net honored dur:ing post-season play. In Seturday's other semi· final tournament game, Malone (15-9) will battle CedarviUe (13-11) at Malone. Saturday's two winners wiU clash lor the MOC post· season title on the court of the team with the most triumphs. Last night, live Redmen scored in double ligures, led by Gil Price's 29 markers. 20 minutes and by six - 4~ ­ at halftime. Kevin McHale, who !inished with 21 for Minnesota, hit one o! two !ree throws with 25 seconds remaining in regulation time to make it Ohio Slate 77-75 and then a basket by 1 Thompson with 19 seconds to ·:.I,---------------------------------, N. W.OPTOMETRIST COMPTON. O.D. J: THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE di d 10 un spute oc ' h M cage c amp R• .- FORD City Ice &Fuel Co. ;AsH· ST. j '· MIDDLEPORT, 0. I BRONCOS, TOO! "! ..~ ·;; ~··. ':. ~~.~;~ '} �·. 4--The Dall Sentinel. Mlddl .• -Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Feb. ~• . 1978 An Emergency Message From Ohio .Pow'r Company: • TIME & COAL ARE RUNNING OUT • For the past foUl' weeks, we have been asking our customers to cut back on their power usage •• .and many have responded. :It is now most urgent that everyone .; cooperate to the extent they can. Us f, . .. By Helen Bottel ~- :;.: same encouragement toward .. househusbands ?"' It's the coll· pie's choice. Don 't knock.it! (But I still give him no more than a year before he's back in the business world again- and happily so.)- H. WE URGE OUR CUSTOMERS TO REDUCE THEIR NORMAL USE OF. ELECTRICITY BY AT LEAST .. I DEAR HELEN: When ycu sided with "Jerry" (who wanted to quit his job and become a full-lime househusband-father) were you just trying io be kind? . I say he's a lazy bum who wants his wife to earn his living. So what if she earns $25,000 a year and " they don't need his salary"? He should get off his keister and find work.he enjoys; in other words, be a inan! -O!JVE DEAR OLIVE: Look : if the wife of a well-to-do man prefers full-time home care and motherhood - and her husband cheers her on - she liecomes a heroine to "total women" 'types. Why not extend·the The supplies of coal at our power plants have declined to about a 40-day level because of . Helen ·Help DEAR HELEN : • Ever since·Mervin's wife forced him to·drop me, my life has been one big harassment. (He told me she'd found out about \Iii, and had made threats. That was four years ago.) I know she's hexing me. I wouldn't put voodoo or witchcraft past her. So far I've lost my job, lost two men friends, been in two car accidents, had a fire in my apartment, and yesterday I wasmugged. . . You can't tell me she isn't behind my bad luck. She's the vinljiclive type. How can I break her spell? -HEXED DEAR HEXED: Don't blame Mervin's wife for bad luck you possibly bring on yourself. · · Carelessness may be your biggest hex. Try harder on your Job and in your relationships, slay alert lor danger, and knock Off the excuses. You're responsible for your OWN life.- H. CONSERVATION OF ELE TRJCITY IS NEEDED NOW . ::.oo. ~~:';:::>!:((::~<:::;$.<:~~ ACASEOFPUTUPORDROPOUT DEAR HELEN : Several of us couples have known each other for years. They've lately gotten in the habit of giving parties at their homes, with everyone contributing something and helping with II!" clean-up. I'm the only wife who works full-time, and I hate entertainillg. However, our friends think we should pass the parties around for each couple to host. r consider this an unnecessary burden - if I bring our share of food, etc., why must I also provide my house? I'IJI not' good at planning and hale worrying over orrangements. We like these people. My husband enjoys the parties but understands how I feel. I thought they enjoyed giving them, or We wouldn't have gotten involved. Must we quit the crowd just because I'm not "the hostess with the mostess"? - ROUND R\)BIN DEFECTOR DEARR.R.D.: Which would you prefer: friendleSSness, or hosting an occasional potluck party? If you belong to a crowd, you must do your share. And really, after the first effort, you'll find it may even be fun. I suspect you're afraid to entertain because you dread Botcompetition : somehow you feel you can't match up to those other hostesses and you won't risk failure. Try it before you drop out. You may be pleasantly surprised at how well things go. - H. • the prolonged coal strike. '!: . $-The DaUYSentinel, Middleport-Puneroy, 0 ., Friday, Feb. %4, 1978 Cecil Sayre calls dance 25 ~.. Remember, electric appliances that produce heat use the most power ~ home heating, Couples fr.om the Belles and Bea~s of the Middleport - ranges, ovens, dryers and water .heaters. But don't forget that electricity can be conserved in Pomeroy area, The Squarenaders from Belpre , many other ways as well. . The diminishing supply of coal poses a severe threat to our continued ability to produce electricity. Even with the end ofthe strike, it _could take up to 20 days before coal in any substantial amounts would move to most of our power plants. Great Savings on Quality Merchandise As of December 6,when the strike began, .we had built up our coal piles to a 105-day BAKER FURNITURE supply. This was far beyond our nonnal supply and a great~r reserve than we ever had before. Midfill'pOrl 0 know, you would have a second opinion about surgery. JANE: Actually, I never thought of that. But, you approaching the time when _cutbacks in electricity will be made to business and industrial the in(onnation you _n eed.to knoW, my doctor in Oklahoma never mentioned to the dance by his wile, surgery and I was with him Mary. for a year. I guess I assumed Refreshments for the that something must have evening were provided by the changed for the worse bethostess committee composed ween the time I left home and of Mary and Urban Baldwin, my arrival here. But maybe chairpersons; Joyce and Bob my new doctor is wrong . Bartemus, Jim and Arlene Counselor: . Do you have Thompson. Cake for the cake · any idea who to ask? walk was provided by Doug JANE: A friend of mine . and Phyllis Mason and won works at the University by club member Wally Henry. The club has ..been holding Waugh. John will.be calling a Western style square dance dance " Saturday night for lessons for several weeks. these new club members and Several couples completed area dancers. the lessons Sunday evening Club members and area under the instruction of John dancers are reminded of the replies, but questions of general interest will be discussed in future columns. b t.Lb J:b!.J. &:$."' . ..,, Social Calendar · FRIDAY HARRISONVILLE Masonic Lodge 411 F&AM Friday 7:30 p.m. at temple. Annual .inspection. Work in fellowcraft degree. All president ; Bill Harris, vice Lrc , president ; Bob secretary ; Albert Holman , t reas urer ; Dave Findley, sentinel; Handy Smith, student advisor and Tim Brinager, reporter. Advisor, Aaron Sayre, an nounced Bill Harris STACY FRIEND TURNS ONE - Slacy Dawn Friend celebrated her first birthday recently wltb a party al her home. A valentine cake, ice cream aad punch were served to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Friend, Keith and Jason, Connie aad Narsa Moodispaugh, Marvin, Bonnie and Amy Friend, Mary and Belinda Friend, Penny Darrell and Jenniler Stewart, Gene, TUESDAY AMERICAN LEGION AuxIliary, Racine Post &8%, at the hall, 7:30p.m. Tuesday. • Me and my .. Tour made ,<. tour of the GalliaJ ac kso n-Meigs Ment a l Health Center near Gallipolis was taken by members of the Alpha Epsilon Chapter ol Alpha Delta Kappa following a meeting there Tuesday night. Nancy ' ALWILDA WERNER AND GRACE PRATI' HEART SUNDAY-The Middleport Business'anct Professional Women's Club will again this year conduct the door-t<Hioor canvas for contributions to the Heart Fund in Middleport village. Hours of the !und dr\ve will be !rom 1 to 5 p.m. with Middleport village hall as headquarters. Thirty-four Middleport BPW club members and volunteers will be working in the Hearl Sunday dme headed by Mrs. Grace Pratt, right, civic participation chairman. Mrs. Alwilda Werner, club president, displays the plaque from the Meigs County Heart Branch or the Central Ohio Heart Chapter, Inc. in appreciation for the 29 years the club has conducted the drive. The plaque was prcsen\A!d to the club Monday night by Walter Grijeser, president of the Meigs County Branch. In the event of Illclement weather, the drive will be conducted on March 5. Kohlier ser , con· sultation and educati on Uaison al the Center, conducted the tour after discussing with the group the various · services provided by the three centers in Pomeroy , Jackson and Galipolis. Mrs. Eileen Buck had the devotions lor the meeting witll Mrs. Marlene Fisher presiding. Next meeting will be on March 21 at the Meigs Museum. Refrestunents were served by Miss Helen Smith and Mr. Nonga Roberts to the 16 members and pledges attending . Keepsake" R<oilclftd Olomond Rl,.. Engagement rin g, wedding l"tng and ma n's rin g all porloctl v marched 1n 14 kt gold. Q<!~ m E. Main, P.meroy ... r ;:-:r. '" '• SUGAR RUN MILLS INSULATE YOUR .HOME . YOUR ,ONE SlOP CENTER j, J. M. FIBER . FOR: *FEED GLASS Insulate You Know What You're Getting WE HAVE A GENEROUS SUPPLY IN STOCK. AVAILABLE IN 4" or 6%" THICK 16" or 24" WIDE *SEED * FERTILIZER ' *FARM SUPPLIES SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, 0. BAUM TRUE VALUE • received a monetary a wa rd tht' treasurer, entered t heir books In the officer cumpetition, but h received a BUY AT YOUR PRICE customers. In moJt cases, this will result in economic hardship for both the finns and their In the District Soil J udtlinK contest the team placed sixth and had one .or the highest scorero, . Rick Flagg. Rick from the Federal Land S.nk with 290 points out o( a possi ble 300. In the bronze rating. Partlamentary Procedure Racine n·Ahad 20 per cent contest , the FFA team of t he total membership received a bronte rating showing at t~e Meigs County while placing sixth in the Fair and Rick Flagg was district . credited with the highest rate Bob Lee placed fifth In the received second place in the or gain In swine production . district and received a gold The soil judging team rating In the creed speaking area or beef pro.duction in Dist rict 14 FF A competition. c'Onsists or Bob Lee, Rick cunt est wh ile Becky McGraw He will receive a trophy !or Flagg, Ra ndy Sm llh, Becky received honorable mention his accomplishments at the McGra w, Al bert Holman and ln t he p repared speec h Distri ct 14 ~' FA banq uet Ocunna Whit e. contest. Ninety-live percent The soil j udging tea m of all ~' FA members comwhich will be held in March. Harris is also running for consisti ng of Bob Lee, Rick pleted at least one product ion Flagg, Randy Smith, Becky pro ject at home using some Dist rict 14 Sentinel. The Racine FFA Chapter MeG ra w, Albert Holma n a nd knowledge and skills taught Deanna White placed second in vucatlonal H8ric ultural in competition . Albe rt class . With th e new Sherry and Nick p oodwin, Holm an received the second vocationa l agricultural m.op Gene Johnson, and her highest sco re and Holma n and class room, even more grandparents, Mr. and recejved a monela ry award emphasis ca n be placed on Mrs. Pal Johnson, Mr. and a t t he su it con se r va tion "lea rning by doing ." Mrs. Richard Friend, and banquet . Mrs. Edna Fulk. Sending a gift were Rick and Unda Friend. master masons invited. TUESDAY AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, " refresher courses" Thurs- Pomeroy, 7:30 at the hall. day of the K ol P Hall from Program to be on 7:30 to 9:30p. m. Americanism. Senco .• Oren ·• or U.S. Fiber Insulation The powerI coal situation is extremely serious and getting worse every day. We are rapidly don't you consult someone City Swingers Square Dance Club ' for a Saturday evening r--ADMIRAL--, Va . Sayre was accompanied • Color TV e Stereo Sets e Refrigerators e Freezers . ro-W • MIC ave Ovens _ _ _ __........__ Karen Blaker PhD. :.:..='---=-----~~';="0:::--"~~=~ ' A second Medical Center. She- might give me a name. But I would opinion have to take my X rays with me and I would have to tell When a hot-line caller is my grouchy doctor what! am concerned aboot a medical doing . Counse lor: How do you condition involving a possible think he should react to your , operation, the couns elor consulting another doctor? almost always advises the JANE : Of course fie should caller to gel another doctor's cooperate. That would be the opinion. This seems the best only professional thing. Oh, I way to avoid needl es~ see your point. If he doesn't surge"\'.' According to researchers cooperate, I shouldn 't want to at New York-cornell Medical keep him as my doctor Center, 83 percent of those anyway. Counselor: Yes, that's what voluntarily seeking a second I was thinking. medical opinion decide JANE : I think I can do it aga(nst surgery. but not without help. My JANE: I came here from parents are here ; maybe I'll Texas to stay with my lean on them. parents while I recover from Counselor: If your friend a serious illness. i was just can't give you the name ol a planning to rest, but the docchest doctor, call me back tor here says my condition reand I'll get a referral for you quires surgery. The news has from our stall psychiatrist really shaken me up, but I the hot-line center. here at guess I should go along with JANE : That might really his advice. I don't want to do I can lean on you, too. I help. anything to jeopardize.my health. I've already been suppose I was feeling bad because, even though I'm through so much. staying with my parents, I'm CoWlSelor: What kind of so far away from my own surgery does he want to do ? home and my friends. JANE: He wants to remove Jane had come to rely on a the diseased part of my lung. doctor she distrusted partialYou see, I contracted tuberly because she was insecure culosis a year ago. I'm still laking tons of pills every day being away from her home and I thought I was getting and friends . When this better. But now, well, I don't became clear, the hot-lihe counselor provided support know. Counselor: Have you asked while Jane thought through the alternatives. him what this means ? Jane reaUzed she had a JANE: I'm afraid to ask And as she talked choice. him. He is very famous and about getting a · second might think , I'm stupid. Besides, he seems like he medico! opinion, she became would be grouchy if more . hopeful and realistic everything didn't go ahout her problem. Dr. Blaker cannot lake smoothly. telephone calls from her Counselor: Are you basicalreaders. Hdwever, .there are ly afraid of hurting his feelings• · hundreds of crisis interven· JANE: Well, yes - and of lion phone lines in the United taking a chance that he would States. For the phone number getmadatme. Ina way I feel of one near you, contact yoW' local mental health associalucky to be under his care. Counselor: But what about tion or mental health insurgery? What are you going formation service. Write to Dr. Blaker in care to do about that? of this newspaper, P.O. Box JANE: Oh, I don't know. 489, Radio City Station, New I'm so miserable' York, N.Y. 10019. Volume of Counselor: If you feel you can't talk to this doctor, why mail prohibits personal else? Apart from asking for Caller for the event was CecilSayreofNewHaven, W. The Racine Chapter F.F.A, rated superior in the re<"ent has chosen new orlicers for distrit't chapter rontest based the upcoming FF,<. yea r on the at"l'omplishments over which begins on March 1. the past year. Jotm Holman, Elected were: Eddie Roush, seeretary, and Rick nagg, CHOICES and several independent dancers joined the French dance. FEBRUARY SALE ·Racine FFA ekcts officers employees. PER BAG AS OUR COAL SUPPLY CONTINUES TO DETERIORATE, MORE STRINGENT EMERGENCY PROCEDURES WILL BECOME NECESSARY. We can't really be optimistic at -this time. There are ' too many uncertainties and WJ.knowns. In the meantime. • • . MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY Everyone can play a part in helping to avoid, or at ]east postpone, these dnistic measu:res and the resulting hardship. ' • 0 II 1 1. I I II .2 3 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ROCK WOOL Ohiolbwerfunpany FIBER GLASS These values are for one inch of Working together is the only way. loose~fill insulation. 224 1st Street I ·. r BOm.E CAPS FOR CHARITY . R. C. BOTTLING CO. . _City Ice & Fuel Co. ' PHONE 992-2156 SAVE YOUR R.C., N~HI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER U.S •.FIBER I FOR r.1ASON, W. VA. AREA R-VALUE COMPARISON CHART R· value ' NEWSPAPER CARRIERS ·wANTED ' 'MILL STREET Middleport. Ohio 992 - ~542 or 9'12 -3144 Point Pleasant (304) 675-2460 \, . II ·THE DAI Lv--SENTI NEL BETWEEN 8 AM TIL' 5 PM ' . . ,,' .• �6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Feb. 24, 1978 •, Hep .your Heart••• CJ) . Help !I~ Heart Fund . ' ' HEART SUNDAY "FEBRUARY 26th . ' • Mrs. Ro!Jerta O'Brien Pomeroy Otairman t MIDDLEPORT CAMPAIGN CONDUCTED MRS. GRACE PRATT MIDDLEPORT CHAIRMAN BY THE BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMENS CLUB Heart disease causes premature death and disability. Your Heart campaign dollars support a! research which will help stop unnecessary death and suffering. Be generous when a Heart wlunteer knocks at your door. ' ' . . No one is safe from heart disease. It hits old and young, and anyone in between. The Heart POMEROY CAMPAIG,N CONDUCTED BY Association has fr~ information on heart disease that may change your thinking and your health habits. Ask your Heart Association and give to the Heart campaign. all three chapters of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority which are Ohio Eta Phi, Xi Ganuna Mu, and Preceptor Otapter. THIS MESSAGE IS SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY THE FOLLOWING . Roberta O'Brien is serving as chairman. • •• i DOWNING-CHILDS INSURANCE AGENCY . RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Riebel Tuppers Plains, 0. I ERWIN'S GULF SERVICE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Middleport, 0. Middleport, 0. SWISHER &.LOHSE PHARMACY Pomeroy, 0. I NEWELL'S SUNOCO SERVICE ' Chester, 0. FRANCIS FLORIST . Pomeroy, 0. RIGGS USED CARS Chester, 0. I . ' I . .BAUM TRUE VALUE STORE . Chester, 0. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP · Pomeroy, 0. GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE Pomeroy, 0. . GENERAL TIRE SALES RIDENOUR SUPPLY Middleport, 0. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 0. CRAFTY. LADIES HANDICRAFTS Pomeroy, 0. P. J. PAULEY NATIONWIDE INSURANCE . Pomeroy, 0. Chester, 0. FAMILY RESTAURANT IN THE MEIGS PLAZA Middleport, 0. ' Middleport, 0. . TOM'S CARRY OUT. Chester, 0. · Pomeroy, o. RUTLAND FURNITURE MIKE SWIEGER IN~RANCE Middleport, 0. DONELLI'S PIZZA YOUNGS SUPER .MARKET HARREY SHOES, INC. -LEGAR MONUMENT Middleport, 0. Middleport, 0. Pomeroy, 0. Pomeroy, 0. I. WILKINSON SMALL ENGINE SAliS AND SERVICE ·' STATE FARM Rutland, 0. Middleport, 0. · MIDD.LEPORT LUNCH ROOM Middleport,' 0. 1 • --Racine, 0~ . AND PIZZA SHACK Poineroy, 0. V. D. EDWARDS INS. AGENCY Pomeroy, 0. MULLEN .·INS. AGENCY CHAPMAN SHOES . Pomeroy, 0. Pomeroy, 0. Pomeroy, 0. DALE C. WARNER INSURANCE Pomeroy, 0. ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL STATION MEIGS INN Pomeroy, 0. SMITH-NELSON MOTORS, INC. 4'1 · II •• .MARGUERITE'S SHOES WERNER RADIO SERVICE Pomeroy, 0. 1V & APPLIANCES ROmE GAS MOORE'S STORE Pomeroy, 0. 1'\-. . Middleport, 0. Middleport, 0. ACE HARDWARE RIDENOUR VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY heritage house . THE FARMERS BANK Pomeroy, 0. RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK Racine, 0. ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN • MEIGS BRANCH Pomeroy, 0. THE SEWING CENTER Middleport, 0. �• THESE MESSAGES OF OOR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE ARE SPONSORED EACH .WEEK BY THE FOU..(MING MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. TR IN ITY CHURCH Re"' W H Perrtn , poster , Ro y M o yer ; SuM doy school supt Chu rch Sc hool C, 15 o m w ors h1p ·ser vice 10 .30 o m Cho1r re hearsal Tuesday 7 30 p .m . under direc t10n ol Mrs Paul Nease. POMEROY CHURCH OF 1HE NAZARENE . Corne r Union ond M ulberr y, Rev Clyde V sor~ , Hender · pa st o r . Sundoy sc hool Q 30 o rn , Glen M cClung. sup! ., mom 1119 wo r sh1p , 10 30 o ,, · even ing se r v•c e , 7·30. mid -wee k servi<e Wedn esday , 7.30 p m . G RA CE EPISCOPAl , The Rev. A lben MacKenzie . rector . Ser vices and Sundoy sc hoo l ot 12 noon . POM EROY CHURCH OF CHRIS T, 212 W . Morn St Jo h n McAr thu r , pas tor. B•ble schoo l. q JO om .: mo rn •ng wors h1p , 10 30 om ; You th mee llngs 6·30 p m , eveh mg wm shtp 7 30. We dnesday mght pr o '( er mee t1ng a nd 81b le st udy 7·30 p m lHl: SAL VATION AR MV 11 5 Porne roy. Envoy and M rs. Roy Wul tng , of ficers m c h o r~ e Su n doy - hol nHH•S n'leE!! tng , 10om Sun day School , 10 30 a m Sun day sc hool leader , YP SM Elot'\e Adorn s 7 p m · s, OIIIo l •o n me e t •ng , ve nous speaker s and mu s•C specto ls 7 30 p 1T1 Thu rsday 10 a m to 2 p m . Lodtes Home l eagu e, all women tnv l!c d 7.30 p m prayer mee11ng and Btble stud y Bob h tep , leodet Rev Noe l Hermon , teacher BU RliN G TON SO UTHERN BAP· l iST CHAPEL , Rou te 1, Shad e Pastor Bobby Elkt ns Sunda y sc hool 5 p m . Sund ay worshtp 5 AS p m Wednes day pra yer ser VICe 7•JQ p .m POMERO Y WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200W Motn St . Jerr y Paul. rn inh; ter phone 992 -7666 Conset volt ve, non tns lrumentol Sunday wor shtp 10 am B•ble stud y I I 0 m ., w or sh tp b p 111 Wedn esd ay Btble stud y, 7 p m OLD DEX IER BIBLE CHRI STIAN CHUR CH Rev Rol ph Sm •th pas tor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a.rn Mt':>. Wor ley Froncts, supennten· dent Preaching serv l(:es ftr st 8 third Sundays lallo wmg StJndoy School GRAHAM UN ITED M ETHODI ST Pr eochmg 9 30 om fi rsr and se ca nd Sundays of each mon th · th ird and fourth Su nday s each mon th worshtp se r 11 1ce ot 7 30 p tn We dnesday e11enmgs a t 7 30. Pr o yt1r and Btbl a Stu dy. SEVE NTH· DA Y AD VE NTI ST, Mulber ry Heigh ts Rood, Pomero y Pas tor Al b'ert D•tt e s Sabba th Srhool Supennten d ent Claro Mci n tyr e Sabba th School Sotur day ol! ernoon at 2 00, wt th War , shtp Ser11 tce followmg o t 3. 15 . RUTLAND FIR ST BAPTI ST CHURCH Stst er Horne ll Worne r , StJ pt Su nday Schoo l , 9 J0 o m , mornmg wors htp , 10 45o m 1HE HILAND CHAPEL Geor ge Casto, pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 o m . evenmg w o rshtp 7.30 Thursday cvcnmg p rayer ser11ice . 7 30 p m POM ER OY FIRST BAPTI ST , Do vtd M an n , rnin •s ter WtHiam Wat son , Sunday schoo l StJ pt . Sun · day sc hool 9 30 a m , morntng w arsh tp 10 30 o m FIRST SOU THERN BAPTI ST , 282 Mu lberr y A ve , Pome roy Paul J. Whtte. Pas tor. Gory Basharn Sun doy schoo l su p! Sun day schoo l. 9 30 o m . mornmg worship, 10 30 e11en mg wo r ship , 6 30 p.m . Mtdwee k pr ayer ser 111ce, 7 30 pm M IDWAY COMMU N IT Y CENTE R De ~t t er Rd longs.... tll e . Oht o, Rev Clyd e Ferre ll Pastor Su nda y Schoo l - I I om Sa turday prcochtng ser vic e s 7·30 p m . Wednesday evemn g Bible study nl 7 3Dp m FA ITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bc11 ley Run Road, Rev Emmett Row son pastor Han dley Dunn , sup ! 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Middleport, Ohio Ph. 742-2777 10·30 o m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Richard Thomas Pastor Duane Sydens tricker John Douglas Asso oot~ s JOPPA, Worsh •p 10 a m , Pra ye r Church School 9 o m Meeltng Wednesday 8 p .m l ONG BOTTOM , Sunday school at 11·30 a m Worshtp serviCe! at 7 30 p m Bl ble study and Youth m ce f t ng at 8 p m on Wednesday s NORTH BETHEL , Worship 11 o m .. Church School 10 a.m ALFRED . Sunday Scho ol 9 30 om ; Worship 10 45 om · Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 45 p m. ; UMW 3rd Tuesday 8 p m REEDSVIllE, Sunday School9·30 a.m. Worship 7 30 p.m. Prayer Meeting 7 30 P·'!l Tuesday, Vi sitotlon7 .30 p m . 1st Thursday SILVER RIDGE , Worshtp 10 a.m. Chu rc h School9 a.m . TUPPERS PlAINS . Worsh1p 9 am Church SchooiiO am KEN O CHURCH OF CHRIST, George Fredenc:k . supt . Serv ice weekly , 9·l0 am . on Sunday . Preaching hrst and th ird Sundays of month by Cltlford Smith , 9 30 a.m . HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Rev Ke tth Ebltn, pastO r StJndoy School . 9·30 o m Leonard C llmore , f irst elder ; evetiing s.ervtc& , 7:30p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting . 7·30 p m. M. MurtCy pas tor . Sunday ~choo l. 9 .45 o .m , morntng worshtp , II o m .. evenmg wor ship. 7 30 Prayer mee ti ng, Tuesday, 7·30 pm Young people 's meet tn g. 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST . Corner Soo:r h and Palmer. the Re v. Ktrby Otler pa sto r, Robe r t Por ker , superi ntendent . Sunday , WMPO Ro d1o p rogram 7.45 o.m , Sunday Schoo l, 9: 15 om , Morn · mg Wor ship 10 15 o m Youth OC: · t1 11 1t1es and fellow sh tp for JUntor and sen1 or htgh stud ents. 6 p m Sund ay even 1ng w or ship . 7:30 p.m . Mtd week prayer SOP/ICeS. Wednesday , 7 30 p m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Mid· MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, dleport , Sth and Mom , George Racine Roule 2. The Rev Charles Glo ze mtn is ter M ik e Gerlach , Hand , pas lor Sunday school , 9 AS supe rml endent. Terry Yankey . o m ; morntng worship, 11 <1 m youth mi~ t s te r Btble school, 9 30 Evening services Tuesday and a.m .: morning worsh1p 10:30 Friday, 7·30p m a.m .: evenmg wors hip , 7·30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH prayer service , 7 p.m . Wednes· OF CHRIST Duane Worden , day. min is ter . B1ble class , 9 30 a.m .. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE morning wor shtp , 10 30 a.m , NAZARENE . Rev Jim ' Broome, e11enmg worship, 6.30 p.m . pastor · Mn Mary l o t hey Sunday Wednesday B•ble study , 6 30 p.m sc hool sup! Su nday school, 9·30 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST , o.m : morning w or shtp, 10:30 George frederick , supl Sunday a.m. Sunda y e v ang elist ic morntng serv1ce. 9·30 o.m wtth mee t ing, 7:00 p .m Prayer preoc:htng on ftrst and thtrd Sun· meetmg , Wednesday , 7.30 p.m . doy of month by George Pickens UNITED PRESBYTERIAN NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNI· MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY , TV Church , Sunday Scflool ser· Dwtgh t l Zov1tz, direc tor vice. 9 .45 a.m .. Worship serv1ce HARRI S ON V ILLE 10.30, Evongeli sfl c Servtce . 7.30 PRESBYTERIAN , Re11 Ernest p. m·. Wednesday , Prayer Strtc:klin, pastor , Sunday church meetmg, 7. 30. school. 9·30 0 m , M rs ttomer ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, lee. supt. morning wors htp, Pomeroy· Harnsonvtlle Rd ., Don 10:30. Kennedy , pastor; Btll McElroy, MIPDlEPORT Sunday school Sunday school \ supt. Sunday 9:30a.m .. R1chard Vaughan. sup t. .sc hoo l 11·30 om .; morning war· Mornin g worship 10:30. sh1p and co mmunton, 10·30 om .; SYRACUSE. Morning worship , 9 SundO y evenm g yo utfl Christton a.m ., Sunday school , TO a.m. Mrs End eavor 6 p.m ; worst·up ser Sampson Hall , suot. vtce 7 p m Wedne sday evening prayer meeting and Btble study , 7 p.m ST JOHN lUTHERAN CHURCH , Pme Grove The Rev W1lltom Mtddlesworth Pastor Church l ervtces 9 30om Sunday School !0:30a .m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST . Mr. Donald Raley pastor. Sunday schoo l, 9 30 o.m , wor ship serv tc e, 10.30 am ., Sunday ser vtces , 7 p .m youth group, Wed nesday, 7 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST , Rev Earl Shuler . pastor Sunday sc hool 9·30o m Church service , 7 p m , youth meeting , 6 p .m.Tuesday Bt bleStudy . 7p.m . RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE , Rev John A Coff· man pastor Franklin Imboden chairman of the Boord ol Chm· ! ton l•le Sunday School , 9·30 o m : mornmg wonhtp , 10 30 Sunday evening worship , 7.30 p m. Prayer meeting, Wednes day 7 30 p.m . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L. Walker , Pastor , Ronnie Salser, Sunday school supt , Sunday school , 9 30 o m , mornmg war· sh ip, 10 40 om . · Sunday even1ng worship , 7·30 Wednesday even 1ng Btble study , 7 30 DANVILLE WESLEYAN . Rev . R. D. Brown, poster . Sunday School . 9 30 o.m.. morning worship 10 ~ 5 . youth service. 6 45 p.m ., avenmg worship, 7 30 p m .; prayer ond praise, Wednesday , 7 30 p m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST, Sundoy Mtles Trout , pastor school 10 o.m , Steve Littte , supt. E11ening 38PIJCe, 7 p m.; prayer meeting Thursday 7 p.m . CHESTER CHURCHOF GOO, Rev , Bobby Porter, pastor. Sun· day school, 9 30 a.m , worshtp serv ice , II o m ., evemng service, 7:30: youth ser111Ce, Wednesday , 7:30pm . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH . •Robert Musser , pasfor. Sunday school. 9:30 o.m , Ray Sigmon , supt .. mornmg worsh1p, 10.30, Sunday evening service, 7.30. mid - week service, Wednes· day , 7 30 p m . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Rev . Dole Boss, pas tor. Bob Moore, Sunday School sup! ; Sunday school , 9:30 a.m .: morn ing worship , 10:45 a.m .: evangeli stiC ~ ervlc:e , 7 p m Wednesdoy services - prayer and praise. 7 p.m.: Nazarene youth 7 p.m. Daily prayer meeting, 8.30 a .m . Men's prayer meeting , Saturday , 7 p.m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Elden R Bloke, pastor Sundoy School 10 om ; Howard McCoy, supt ; M ornmg sermon, 11 om.; Sunday night services Chmtton Endeavor, 7·30 p.m .; Song serv1ce . 8 p m ; Preoci'ung 8·30 p .m M1dweek Prayer meet tng Wednesday , 7 p m , Ro y SAINTS , Portland Roctne Rood Adam !> loy leader Wtlham Roush pastor Ru !>sell CHURCH Of JESUS CHRIST Rotdtfl . church schaol Direc t or Locored Of Rutla nd on New l1mo Sunday School 9 30 o m Morn Rood nelCI to Forest Acr e Pork mg w orshtp 10·30 a.m Sunday Rev . Roy Rou se. pastor , Robert evening ser vice 7 p.m Wedn es Mus ser, Sunday Sr::hool supt Sun day e11enmg prayer serv ices 7 30 day school 10 30 a.m .. wor shtp p m 7.30 p m Btb le Study, Wedne s BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl day 7·30 p m Saturday ntg h t Shuler pastor Worsh1p ser 11 1ce, prayer servtce ,' 7 30p m 9 30 om Sundar school , 10 30 . HEMLOCK C.ROVE CHRISTIAN . am Btble Sludy and prayer ser· Roger Watson , pastor. Kenne th v1ce Thursday , 7·30p m 8yer , Sunday sc hool supf M or n CARLETON CHURCH, Ki ng sbury ing worship . 9:30 , om . Su n· Rood Gory Kmg pastor . Sunday doyschool, 10:30 am .. e vening school. 9 30 a.m : eve nmg w ar ser111Ce, 7 30. Wed nesday Bibl e ship , 7 30 p.m Prayer meeting, Sludy , 7 30p m W&dnesday , 7.30p .m MT UNION BAPTIST, Don LONG BO TTOM CHRI STIAN, W tl 5o n . Sun do y s c h o o I Bru ce Smtih , pastor Walla ce supermtendent Sunday sc hool. Dam ewood Sup! Btble School, 9:45 om., evenmg worsh tp 7 II 30 am Preo ching serv tce , p m . Pray er mee tmg , 7 p m. ' lO ·.cS o m No evem ng service . Wednesday HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Rev Herbert Ailing CHURCH Eugene Under wood , pastor. Sunday School 9 .30 o .m pastor, Howard Coldwell Jr , Morning servtce , 10:30 a .m., Sundar School Sup! , Su11 day Evangehsltc service 7 p m . Prayer School 9 GO am : Mornt ng Ser· meelmg, Thu rsday , 7 p.m man , 10·30 om ; Sunday eventng FREEDOM GOSPEl MISSION ot S(lr'w'ICe 7 p.m Bold Kno b. Rev lawrence LETART FALLS UNITED Gluesencomp Sr , postor Roger BRETHREN . Rev . Freeland Norm. Wtllford Sr .. Sunday s.choo l su p! pastor, Floyd Norm , sup! Sunday Sunday school 9:30 o .. . Sunday school, 9.30 o .m .; morn mg s&r· evenmg ser111Ce 7 p.m . Prayer mon, 10:30 a .m., Prayer ser11•ce, meettng, Tuesday . 7 30 p m Wednes.day , 7.30 p .m . Ernest Deeter , class leoder CHURCH Of GOO Of PRO· Youth meetmg , Wednesday , 7 30 PHECY , 0 J Whtte Rood off 160, p m wtlh Oon and Martha Rev George Croyle, postorSun Meadows, leaders day School , 10om .: Arthur Hen· WHITES CH.-(PEl , Coolvtlle RO son, Supt ; Mormng Worshtp , 11 Re11 Roy Deeter , pa stor Sunday a .m. Young People's service 7 school9 30 a m ; worship service p.m. , Evening urvice, 7.JO p.m., 10·30 a.m. B1ble study and prayer Wednesday Mid· Week Prayer servtce, Wednesday , 7:30pm , Ser111ce , 7 30 p .m ; Youth RUTLAND meeting, 6.30 p m Eventng wor· RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST , s~tp 7 30 p.m Denms Smllh , pasto r , Fronk CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Young ,Sundoy school supt. Sun· NAZARENE. Rev . Herbert Grote, doy school ond communt o n, 9 30 pastor Worshtp urvice, II om. om Wor shtp and comunion , and 7:30p.m . Sunday . Sunday 10·30o m · ' School. 9:30a.m . Richard Borton. RUTLAND COMMUNITY sup!. Pr ayer meeting, Wednes· CHURCH , Sunday School , 9·30 day , 7:30p.m. a .m .: wors.htp service , II o.m .. BRADFORD CHURCH OF Wednesday prayer meeting . 7.30 CHRIST, Gobnel Mus , f)osto r ~ Bt· p .m . youth servi ces, Sunday , 7, ble Sunday School9.30 om .. mar· p m ., Sunday mght warship , 7 30. ntng chu rch 10 30 o m.; Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE evening service, 7·00 p .m. NAZARENE , Rev. Lloyd 0 . Gnmm , Wednes.doy service 7·30 p m . Jr., pastor Sunday school, 9 30 LAUREL CUFF FREE METHODIST om .; worshtp servtce, 10 30 om CHURCH . Rev . Floyd F. Shook, Br oadcosrhveoverWMPO; young pastor: lloyd Wright , Sunday people ' s s erv tc e , 6 · 30 . School Sup\. . Morning WorShip e11angelistic ser11 tce. 7 p m 9 30 a .m., Sunday School 10 70 Wednesday, 7 p .m . o.m ., Wednesday Prayer ond Bi· MASON COUNTY ble Study 7·30 p m.; Sunday even· FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Cor mg worsh1p 7.30 p m. , Chotr Pr'oc- ner of Second and Anderson , lice T~ur!doy , 7 p m Mason . Post o1 Frank Lowther DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sundoy sehoul , 9..45 a .m .. wot · Chorles Russell , Sr , m tnt5ter ; sh1p servtCo, J 1 o. rn . and 7.30 R1ck Macomber, supt Sunday p m Wee kly Bi ble Study , school, 9:30 om .; worsh tp ser· Wedi1 esdoy, 7 30 p.m vice , 1030a m . BibleStudy. luesMASONCHURCHOF CHRIST, P day, 7·30p.m 0 Box 487 , Mtller St , Mason , W ~EORGANIZEO CHURCH OF Vo Sunday B1ble Study 10 a.m .. JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY Worsh1p 11 a .m . and 7 p .m . Btble Voca l MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD . Ouddmg lane. Mason , W Va Che ster Tennant , Pastor. Sunday Scho ol 9.45 o .m ; Child ren s Chu rch 6 45 p m Young Peaple's Service 6 .45 p m Evangelistic Servtce 7·30 p m Women 's MI S· sta nory Council 10 am first ond th1rd Tuesdays . Prayer and Bible Study, Wednesday 7·30 p m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION , The Rev Wi ll tam Campbell pastor. Sunday Scho ol. 9.30 o .m , James Hughes Sl.lpt ., eventng serv tce , 7 30 p m Wednes.dov eventng prayer meettng, 7 30 p m Youth prayer servtce each Tuesday · FAIRVIEW BIBL! CHURCH l e tart W Vo . Rt . I , Rev . Charles Hargraves . posfor. Worship ser· vices , 9 30 a.m .. Sunday school. 11 a m ., evening worship , 7.30 p m . Tuesday cottage prayer meeltng ond Btble gtudy , q 30 o m Worshtp ser111 Ce Wednes· doy , 730pm . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , 26 N. Second , Middleport . Alan Bla ckwood pastor . Services on Sunday at 10:30 a.m . and 7:30 p.m . with Sunday school ol q,30 a m . Btble study . Wednesday, 7 30 p.m . INDEPENDEN T HOLINESS CHURCH , INC - Corner Fourth and Ltncaln Sts., Middleport; Rev O'Dell Manley pastor , Sony Hud· son , Sunday School superinten dent. Sunday school. 9:30 am .: evening worship , 7:30 p.m.; prayer and praise service , Wednesday , 7.30 p .m . THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH OF POMEROY - Corner Mom and Court Sis , thtrd floor over Lighthouse .Restaurant. Henry Cook, pastor Sunday schoot , 10 o m , morning worsh1p , 11 o m ; evening s.ervice . 7 30 . Wednes day even1ng service , 7.30. Interdenominational , full gospel . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor Dennis Boles . Sunday School, 10 o.m., worshtp servtce, 11 30 o .m and 7:30 p .m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday , 7:30pm RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, Thomas L Holmes, pastor 81ble s.tudy, Saturday, 7:30 p m.: Evangelistic p m .; prayer meeting , Tuesday, 7 30 p.m.: Bible Study , Thursday, 7 30 p.m. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS - Hornsonvllle Rood ; Dewey K1ng, · poster, Edtson Weaver , assistant ; Henry Eblin, Jr. , Sunday school supt ,. Sunday school, 9 30 a .m ., morning war· ship, 11 a.m. Sunday even1ng ser· vice, 7:30: prayer meeting, Thurs· do-; . 7 30p.m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD - 1'V t (,01 WOf.: t-. 10 I>() .. , c,Q f 10 I II N11 Ml " I-I FI Pl !'< ' " 1fll N MI\KI ~~ 0 \l,i ~ • Ml 1 r Pfo t:: >t f: '" '(fl-' · · I'M ,n 1r-1 · TO li t l?tGII I tjlJ ' ;y .. II A t t>'f'OSE YO U SELL THAT tI NE ro THAT GIING 0 ' YOUNG THUG S ··· Not Pentecostal. Rev. Cea~ 9' Oller, pastor. Warship RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPJIST S.~·;ADFORD CHURCH WCIJLD YOU PLEASE TELL U5 THE WAY TO J UI70E OPCIYKE'5 se~~~~Lt~~J'R~TI!IN . CENTER _ Georges 0 Creek Rood .. Church tc~oo l , 9 30 a .m,.; morn.'ng wor· shtp , 10 30 , evemng serviCe, 7.30. Prayer meettng Wednesday , 7.30 pm ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner of s..... amore ,. Roule 7 bypass James E Keesee. pastor. Sunday school. I 0 a.m .. morn•ng worsh1p, 11 o .m : even· ing se rvtce , 7 Town Kiln 38 R. C. Bottling Co. 36 Jack's Dairy Bar 32 Tom's Carry OUt 30 Cline's Const. 14 Men's High Series - Jell Wilson 547, Bill Willford 545, A. L. Phelps 523. ond Second . . St~ ., Pomeroy . The Re11 . W1lhom M1ddlesworth , Pastor. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and Ct<lurch Servlc•s 11 a .m . SACRED HEART Rev Foth•r Paul D. Welton., Posta;, Phone On th• Desperation bid tips play NOHTII • AQ 14 ~ ~ ~1111; ~ll. ft fW A•gUS Fi11:t!I THoloMEIJ ' 2!2 ~ A K 2 WEST • 10 9 8 7653 ' Q 10 9 • 8 ... 62 BORN LOSER bO AH!;.AD,'1aL !If, EAST • 42 ' ... K 53 • K J ' .15 4 r;;~mss~:;s HIM~e~r! ... A 10 8 4 · Sunday Miners SOU Til • Jan. 29 • l978 22 No. 3 2 14 10 C ley ats Hot Shots 12 12 10 14 Sunday Duds 8 16 Country Bumpkins 8 16 Men's High Game - Jeff Marlin 216, Jell Martin 193, Ralph Gibbs 190. • Men's High Series _ Jeff Martin 536, Ralph Gibbs 474, Charles Searles 464 . Women's HI h G _ g arne , AGni nb Morris 222, Rhonda s and 159, Women's High Series _ Ann Morris ,.74 Sh Glbb .tll Rh d Gl,bb eryJ1 s • on a S 39: • b Sheryl Gibbs Luelle Martin lSB. Team High Game Sunday Duds 374, Alley Cats ' 5 • " West North 3.Pass Easl South 1 NT 6 NT Pass Pass ,IIARNEY rrrn-----'7-:=:-::--:--:--:::~,-;--.,..---"-rT"-- .-------~;:--------,"'----, By Oswald Jacoby HOWDY, f'l 0 .v an~:.~~: ~h~~~g spade call HERE COMES -~ . n'ARSON"'J 0 was one ollhosedesperation TH 1 PARSON!! r, b1ds that are occasionally made in match-point duph· cale. It did disrupt the North-South bidding a trifl e and got them to six notrump when North jusl bid it. 11 also gave South the key to success. South won Lhe first tric k o· FIRE!! J dummy 's queen started . , ln 1922, Henn Landru , be ltcr known iJ N " Bluebeard," wa8 executed m F rance , for murdering 10 of his sweethearts . ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME byH enri Arnold andBob l ee 1 of spades; led the jack of clubs t~~~•l£''-1 for a successful finesse and continued with the nine. Wben Wesl followed to the 1 1 South c ash ed dummy 's kmg of h ea rts and queen of clubs. Now he had his count "'' '1 .., . ... e.. •...,, ...... '1)1 ~""'~~ on the West hand - 7-:l-1-2 r---~~--.h LEROD di stnbu t ion . He play ed dummy's queen of diamonds, l ea d a second diamond and fin esse d his nine ~ after E ast followed low to r::--:c::-:c-=:-::-=,-, ! (J I I wtthuut tha t three s pade bul [ V: to g uid e d ecla re r , L...J.---"~>-t.D...t.:L-L . .....J. I ~illl.;j~!)';Ul: ROTTAH ° with SHQITB ~~~~ ~~:n~av~ ~!:::' mt:~! IBIMG11T Opentng lead . • 10 8All5 Nati on:li the Nazi par ty whiCh wu s in ~ ~ ~(.!1~ ~ L. Deal e r: South Won Lost '\t\1\iNl fi;}j} th e power when World War II Saturn . Those born on Lhis day are under Lhe sign of Pisces. I A K 93 Vulnerable · North · South Standings or ganize d Socmlist party, forerunner of There was a w<Jy to find Unscramble these !our Jumbles, out. South cusltcd dummy's one te11er to each square, to !orm ace of hea rts anti continued four ordinary words with the deuce West wun with the queen over Soulh 's Jack and led a second spad e. -=~~~:.,=-:...,:-""':+---,-., .I 10 6 5 1\iltJI< Cf ME! 1 Rl>SPUT AMJ.JJ \liD · VOU ? 8763 • Team High Game - Town AI tw o clubs It also .seem ed like a r easona bl e assumpllon that ('Ven n dCSfU~ t ·adn would hold seven sp:Jdcs for h1s three spade bid . How man y diamonds did he hold • Q74 2 ... Q·J . 1 B~AC.TLY WHAT Team ,\ Holl a nd , was born ~'eb . 24, IH•I2 On U11 s day m histury In 1920, a g:r·oup of Germans Mercury. The e ve nm g s tars are Venus , Jupiter , Mars and second club South kne w tha t he had star lt!d w1th exa ctly Pllllltp Inventor uf the submarine, Today is Fnday , Feb. 24 , the aalh da y of 1976 with 310 to follow. The moon is moving toward •ts last quarler The mOrnin g s tf1r IS Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ., .J olm The Almunu(: United P'ress Internalluual Team High Series- Town ~ 2825 . sour · Moss. 357, Team HI No.h3 J-19. 1 doy evenmg rr•· Team S 1 7:30. Sunckly Mon . 8 and 10o.m., Sunday Duds Sfw 7, r::~sNo~ Confession, Soturday, 7-7.30p.m. 867 Alley Cat 836 CHRISTIAN BAPTIST - CEREMONY1 c.JU06E .' YCJU MAKE THE llii<N. CHAMBER~?~~~ii~~~~~§E Betty Smith 522, Becky Kloes 517, Delores Tyree 491 . Men's High Game - Jefl Wilson 207, Bill Willford 201, John Tyree 200. Women's High Game Becky Kloes 183, Betty Sm lth 182, Betty Smith 177. - Team No. s ' WE CAN GET ON WITH Til£ IT 15 THE 1HI RD DOOR ON 11-IE LEF'T WHEN Series - Kiln 732. l c Cbl' lc'<i ! ,;:: .. /11111/N/E !.If .L JU&T KNEW YOU NOW BRIDGE 40 Kiln 2093. \Jee11 lf , ' Fnda y Feb ?4 1978 Glbb' s Grocery High Com~u t21· r' l l'c' 1' 1 WOULD'J 'T Dl&t\rPOINT ME I Pomeroy Aowling lanes Feb. 12, 197B Women'S til e c h c'C ~. 1 1 SURE 1 Mtl'liM . A LL THE WAY 001\/N 1HI5 HA LL 'BOWLING OF CHRIST- Gabriel Mroz , pastor. Sunday school. 9:30 o .m., morn· mg church, 10:30 o.m Junior church program under direcHon of Koren Mrot for chtldren , 2·10, during r&gulor c:hurch hour in church basement Sunday even· lng service, 7 p m.; Wednesday ...-- .-... storm Jbcl t~t ' Pomeroy, Ohio Church - Leland Haley, pastor . Sunday school, 10 o.m , evenmg servi ce , 7 30 p m . Prayer meeting, Wednesday , 7·30 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD of Prophecy located on fhe 0 . J Whtte Rood off htghwa-; 160 Sunday School 10 am . Superintendent John Loveday. First Wednesday ntght of month CPMA services , second Wednesday WMB meeting, third through fifth youth service. George Croyle , pastor . HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Grant St , Middleport, Rev. Bobby Elkins Sunday school , 10 a.m., morning worship , II , eventng worship, 7:30 p m .; Thursday e...ening Bible study and prayer meeting 7 30 p.m. Affiliated with 1Jel1a~c'cl ' [1· tl'l.J tL' 7 phJ1k' Tile li1hoS a1·2 c1ow11 I Bacl l)OU • POMEROY BEN FRANKliN STORE serv tce Sunday 9 45 o m . , Sun· day sc hool , II a m , worship se r· v1ce . 7 30 p m Thursday prayer meeting, 7 30 p.m MT HERMON United Brethren Church . Sunday School 9 30 a.m. Worship service 10:-45 a.m. Preachmg services every Sunday alternatmg with C. E. Wednesday prayer meel!ng 7.30 p m Rev. James Leach, pastor Oavtd Holter , loy leader JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, 1 mile ea st of Rutland , ]Uncfton of Route 124 and Noble Summtl Road (T· 17.4) Sunday B1ble Lecture, 9 30 a .: Watchtower study, 1030 a.m .. Tuesday Bible study. 7 and 8 15 p.m .. Thursday , theocratic school, 7.30 p .m ., serv tce meeting, 8.30 p .m HOPE BAPTIST - 570 Grant St , Middleport. Bobby Elktns , pa5lor Sunday School, 10 o m , worsh tp servtce, I I om : e11entng servtce, 7·30 p. m. Thursday prayer meeting and Bible study . 7:30 p.m . Poo Pinq Did liqht, Nina?;_..-- --: Featuring Deep Steam Extraction FURNITURE & HARDWARE Hom elite saws Ph. 985 .3308 Chesler Study Wednesdo.y 7 p.m mu SIC l\10~2 · to t he1r door! at the YOUNG'S CARPETING RIDENOUR SUPPlY Pomeroy. Ohto OR CR IMINAL .. lDEA! po\1ce escort turn riqht Ph. 992-2206 Ph. 992-7630 Rt. 3, Pomeroy KERMIT' S KORNER DO A N YTH I ~G TOO VIOl t ~ l th1s? A We Fire Extinguishers Fire O.pl. Equip. Ametitan B•ble Soc•ety MARK VSTORE NEW YORK ClOTHING HOUSE CM ' f l.ET YOU HM · M ... YUH KHOW, I'M JUST HAVIN ' AN How about P '" MORSE CHAPEl Wors.kp 11 o m Church School9 ·30o .m. PORTLAND. Wor ship 7.30p .m Church Sc hool9 30 o .m SUTT ON . Churc h School 9.30 am Wor ship l si and 3rd Sundays IT'LL HURT TliEIR RACKET ·· "CLIPPER" MOB ISN' T FOOL\N ME ... .,• 'ifP ··· THEY'RE SHAKI~G OOWN EVERY SMAL L STORE ·' · NEWSSTAND -·· PEDDLER -·· ORPHAN ANNIE-GOT NO TIME- world ... 111\..' ans knnwi ng y ou arc lnvt'd Havmg One above all nt hcr ~ ynu l·an count on 1 RIGGS USED CARS. INC. Sl . Rl.7 rh~· I'M NOT f'I>.YIM' OFF ·· · THEY CAN'T lfl ME GET AWAY WITH 11-lAT--- YEAH··· BUT THAT CARS & TRUCKS 461 S. 3rd Middleport Ph . 992-2196 I l l S TR UST that so ft e ns amu~t) dunng the te nder y~ ars Knnwtn g you arc lovud hav1ng those ynu r an count on mea n 1wr a lt'orn in ORPILUI A.NNIE-BRAJNS AT WORK . DAN THOMPSON FORD, INC. fa1ml y albu m doc~ n · t U'ITLE OltPHAN ANNIE II story PACJ<1NG1 • ! J f» ·'#. HEINER'S BAKERY 8E1'TER START ; L U~ (' Copynght 1 KUIS(et AdverttSing 5ervtce Stra5llurg '<ES , AND I '11-IOUG>IT I 'D DIO.JUH HEAR 'TI-l ' NEWS, UMPA? 'TUNK HAS IN VI'TED US O'vER "10 LEM ... • 12. /fl -!1 WAID CROSS SONS STORE Racine sur-- • Ph. 992·3863 Thai GROCERIES&GENERAL MERCHANDISE ME I ll HOULD NT ASK THIS QU E STIO~ . ; Pomeroy 296 W. 2nd a Ph. 992-7034 RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING S0 METHIN6 TEL LS '• ••• Fr11lm KINGSBURY HOME SAlES &SERVICE, INC. THAT TOO MUCH TO MK FOR DEAII: OLD McKEe INDUSTRIE5 .. 8.04 W. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992-2318 Ll4tc• 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS 1~ SHE~ FEMINit.IE-- NATUMLLY !IHE WANTED TO PUNISH YOU FOil IGNORING HEll: CALLS ! BUT NOW SHE'§ EAT ING HERS~LF SICK OV~R YOU! • • •• Wj •tilll' lrla\ Fresh 6NAT5t IF SHIO 50 MUCH • HOW COME 6HE GAVE Me SUCH A HARD TIME! ~li<ES ~e P. J. PAUlEYr AGENT / 1/ · / -/X 214 E. Matn YOU,YOU- ' ----:l Storm 282 W. M~t~in- Pomeray -992 -t962 510N. 2nd, Middleport-992 -3451 Thord St. I MAY LOSE MY TE~~~ }-""""--..,...-r' Phone 949-2801 or 949-2860. FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 1100 E. Moln WHERE IS HE NOW TELL ME WMAT )I()UVE BISSEll SIDING CO. THIS SPACE FOR RENT MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET " DONE WITM DICK TRACY - OR SCENE- Pomerov Racine ~~ PHONE 992·2156 Locust & IIM<h Sis. Middleport Ph. m -tflt WE FILL DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS Racine J A PREI IV THIS SPACE FOR RENT SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY 992 ·2955 !1--The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Feb. 24, 1978 TRACY • A M a.ssoun. r e a d er wan t s to know huw often he will be void of a s uiL ' You may expect to be vo1d of a suit almost exactl y once in every 20 deals . r N ~: WSPAI' r: ll BN 'I'fo~ H P H I S E Ci I 9 ~;1, ~.· ~ ~c~~~ ~~~~i~a~~:bf; Slalw n. New Yo rk , N Y 1001 9 ) 0 Print answer here: ASSN 1 Yesterdays (For a copy of JACOB Y MO DERN. sen d Sl to . ' Win a t I I METAl.. COVER TO PROT6CT A 5E.WER', Now arrange the circled lat!er s to form the su rprt se answer as sug· gested by th e abo11e car1oon A(XIIXIIJ (Answers tomorrow ) Jumbles CIVIL , PUFJG E NAUS EA EIG HTY Answer· What 1o re ad during a power blac kou1 UGHTVERSE =· JumbleBoolc No. 10, wt1h the lattet '10pun!M, ill ......... b $1 3Spolt· paid from-Jum~, clo thla 114ntpaper, Box :W, N.J 07848 lr'dul» your name, ~.zip CJOCM tnd meb c::t.cits b �r • 10- The Dmly Sentmel. Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Frtday Feb 24, 1978 The Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash eath will come 11 s brttcr tn WANT AD CHARGES 1S \\ '' 'l" ul Unlit 1 be prepared \t.h E'lltiSI ( hUllh 111 \ C us of euu nselmg L.trnallel:i uf the (I• u U'it.:ci ' rcpons Dmes, I 'c {ouud l h t..~t ma ny pi' Pplc rs peually young .111d nuddlc ::t!!,Cd __._ leave thC't l l1 He! om•s lotally un~.:upt' Pll'P<l trd lo llhl )~ I 1<1 I ~0 Jtlll}~ 160 \\llh then !Ut i t~I\ N di<u ~~tl o~l lht \Oill bt lttnPJ. tl I :\ Jit' I1SC ' l Jm~tll l~ p~ w o ar ~ he SclYS n of usa bit• IN PORTLAND need boby st rrer S COAL v• And we ha11e our d• earns and thoughts of he• ~ )IOU U!e were 110t 1eolly alone So unr I the day we 10 ott 1oge1her 111111111111111 (I:IShlllliti\JJII\ ( Mulul!.! II • 1110.: sult s .llld Y" ' tl N<~l ~ 111~ ltl tJIH tliJII I) Wllh ! Ulil \.\lllt uldtr Z:it~ n\dlllt/.tt f01 a W.~c~r • Y 11 1~ llllK Nu lll~l hi tmt ur I ht S~n tllld J ~~~ l' uiJ )b h<.'l I L\t,C I VUI lho,: I ~h \ 111 ogam We II carry on w1th o ~mde Wr rh a br o k en heorr ond t<lars 111 We II !ravel along Ide " l onely lll e!> Sod ty tnt!o sed bv he• daughrars o 1d 9' ond ~ luldren \J'Jl2 156 t:ard of Thanks I WOULD like to rho 1k the nur ses NOTICE tn WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES and o rt~~lllS M,111diY I Ut"'d I} tl1 u F'1 nlll) 4P M U•• I·~ l1d ru publu •tu IM.hu·; tu be used to help s bur they rn<~ke no nt hu .md l1 1C11 then Or P1 c ke t1 1 Ve l er an s Memorl ot Hosp,tol oil those who Vl!> llcd and sent cor d s and l e iter s dur1ng tny stay 1r1 lhe hoS pilOI ~d na Ha1 t Notices Null! Iu11 Sc~lurtl:t) TH~ 11 RACINl: Vplunl eer FtHl Dep01tmon t w tl ~ pons or o gun ~hoo r every Saturday at6 pm or rhen bu•ld111g n Boshan foe 101y cho k (! gun s only to 1HE RACI NE Gun Club Gun Shoot ever y Sunday af ternoon foe IOI V c h o k~ g u l S opl y A !iSOI IOd meot .s lwdto1J ](I \\l l rH itC d option S t• .muthrr 1t•r rll lll!l C!ldatw n :Vl.m\ funt.: I dl dueclOIS are tlrr1!!~ ht frrl .tnd s rn SJitVl' he ~. 1 \ s but s1'me Iend tu show cttARAN CE SALE beg ' 1s Mon Feb I 3 at Sew N Sew Outlet Ma1n Street RoCine All polye.stm doub le kmt s redu ced 40° o 0 •d 50 °~ Threod big spool ~l or S1 11e rel uctant ,, J,l(J\ CS to ,u rlhtll l Z<' I he duna lwn A t r ll 1n fullt'l nl hornes SUIIII<I) ~PM I rirlll}ci fll llUIII j tlrc f.u nt l1 cs hillY tiH' mote t ts l ~ t'l s like lt Cil!S I' X ]I\ 11 SI Vl' ' Dlltl'S rwtr s lh::~ t "h1le Advt t!II :-; t s h£~~ C no t heo· lngt( d nbout l l t'I11 .Jilllll pc1 srrn s of other lXI :-mrslons ~ hould folio\\ thr tltLidl~s tr f I hi It 11\\ ll bchcfs Atl\ cntt sts lwld lhd l Chnst \\ tll r .t1sr thr r1 gtttcous to new qualm s l1(1 t~ lll tSst'<.: ond/\d\ Cilt, ' he n s .md wh.il h.tppens lo thr bmh .1t de.lth 1s of no ~ (11/IStqU(/lCC Ill I I d 11111 lire I CSUI · LEGAL NOTICE SI-IERIFF SSALE Me•g!l County Common Ple~s Court Case No 77 CVH 59 Gall1polts Chrysler Plymouth , Inc, Gallipolis Oh1o pla•ntlll 11S Margaret Grant Defendant Pu r suan t 10 an Exe~ ut lon on Cert 1f1C a te of Judgment ss ued by t h e Court of Co mmon Plea s n t he above named case 1 Will expos e for s.11e at pub! c auct1on on Sa turday th e 16th da y o f March 1978 at 10 00 o c ock AM on th e co uf'thouse steps the fol l OWi ng goods and cha11el to w1t 1974 Chev r ole t Vega 1 dr red 111 color VIN IV 778 4 UJ5l27l the properly Of Margare-t Gra nt to sa t1SIY a ! Udyment 1n favor o f th e G all1pol•s C h rysler Plym ou th tn c cannot be so ld tar tess than tw a th rrds of the u oora• se d value Appra1SCd at Sl 05'2 T erms Cash m hand on day of sate James J Prothtl Sher•lf Mergs County Vcllr cle ma y be seen a t t he Sher 1rf s Ollrcc 12 1 24, lie Take n as SllOW (,IVLN H!lt l ~ l . ·MIS Dututhy H( nlz c1 Bet !me CltJtlu n ~ dt llHllt stl,ttur 1 cc.:cnt!) heltl dll IIJlt n s h U\\ mg of he a weaz· l!\g .t pp.ucl rJ t her nacmc htilllc She ctW<.~H l cd doot prr tcs to K.uut Werry Huth Snu th :vlrll h .: Wctlk eJ, libby \\ 1l fur d ,md Nond us lien· INCOME TAX Se l v!Ces Fedmot ond .s tole l o:.:(ts Wollo cP. Ru ss e ll Bradbvry 99'2 7228 I OMLH OY I WIN C1ty Cob Opens B om dos es 6 pm 99') 3290 A thought for the day Author Wtlham Sydney Porter, better known as 0 Henry, sa td, "A straw vote only shows which way the the hot atr blows " ASTRO•GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol ~c noss 39 Relative of whoopee UOWN 1 Ench Renwrque 2 'I o pteces 3 Begm early I English nver 5 Uterary grant 6' Exodus hero 7 CrttJcal hme 8 Rapture 9 So Btg" 1 MrfftiCI,m old st)le 5 H1gh born la di es JO ll>gh po1 nt II C<•lltopH l2li >ade tl Mans kmgdom 14 h 1sh r ebe l group l:i Pl rc h 16 Its st<> t"ts Feb 25 t97B Thrs coming year you wil l be 1n lhe happy pos rt1 on to ellecl ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) When you re rn the crowd 25 IAickmg condunent 21 Vaporize Z8 Unearthly m Jum port 29 Kind of !7 D1stn c t on 23 Spnng hall Lhc Shrt nnon herome 24 Smclatr 34 Actress 11 " - Your 19 Wnter LeWIS C8ldwell Ana1s Wagon classtc 35 Haul 15 Ordtnary <:0 D1rectton -:;--r:-T;"-ro:'""Toir, from Ed en r;--r;--r,:--r;;2"1 7..eno -+-+--f--t--1 lectu re stte b:-1-+-lf-22 Partner of ..-+- +-- 1--t-+-1 masochism 21 Ponce de 24 COil! 18 Ftll the hull 21 Espted 22 Italian 1 -:z--t-+--i =+-+--i --t-+-l b--t-t-- m.mdcd .!5 ( omplumt sl 2h Getberger ami today th1 ngs wIt move move move You ha ve the happy fac ulty o f brmgmg harmony and lr anQu lht y to where yo u are TAURUS (April 20·May 20) Sur vey th e c irc le oj your frlend s for someo ne who ca n ass1st you 1n geltlng a chore you ve been neglec trng oft your back There could be one who s happy to h etp slate your des~re to co n grega te rnlo something more p r o f itable than JUSt a soc tal ltme Get together w tth the pund it S En hance you r knowledge =+-+---1 1tems You VIRGO (Aug 23-Sopt 22) Don I - SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 20) You en JOy oemg lhe one m the wrngs IOday promptrng the One let ter s11n1 ih st HH!s for .1110tllcr In tlus s. unple '\. IS actors 1n the drama of trfe Vou re more effectrve here 11'-.L ,1 f 11 th(' thr\ ~ I s X ftll tht• t\~ o 0 ~ c l<' Stn g lc lct1 cr:. lpnS(!Op i~('S t )H \t•Ugt h :ltlr\ for ntfl l lnn of the \\otds clrC all tnan be1ng on stage SAGITTARIYS (Nov 23-Doc 2t) hrnt!-i I: Hh 1l t} th<' rndc lct1rrs 1rc dlfl'et('n l Don t balk If asked b)l yo ur ( RYI'TOQUOTES peers to lead the action today I They really need yo u to get MUDO WCKvO UYK proJects rolling or they QUBD WB woutdn I ask QP y K p y Q N P Y J U J V K D NKPNA K Q I IV K B J UYK J V U B CAPRICORN (Doc.22-Jon t9) The thmg you enroy most today called upon to salvage some th in g others found too QGLV Is being NKYQUBKBJ - 19'7H Km.ll' Fealurt"l Syn(j11ale l nr Kitchen Coblnott, Roofill!l , Pol los, Stdewolks, New & Construction • Remodeling 8. S MOBILI: HOM I::S P1 Plea '>On t W Vo be!.,de Heck s 19 7'"J Broodrnote 14 • b4 2 bedroom l'il73 Oo11o n lei); 002bed, oom l'il l7 V1r::toflo n 14 x 07 3 bedroo m 2 bo1h l'il71 Covenlry t2 x 65 3 bedroom 1909 Stotesmon 12 x 00 2 bedroom HAY FOR SALE HAY FOR SALE 985 4248 ~~~~ron~o~~c~;~~us1asm 985 3849 CHIP WOOD Po le!> mox d omcl er 10 on largest end $8 per 1011 bundl ed slob S6 per ron Oel1vert:rd lo Oh1o Pol let Co H1 2 Pomeroy 992 2689 SllVtR DOLLARS o1d cons dollar paid Coll7c12 2316 WAN T TO BU'f' Small Good shape 992 7106 lan:l Sille IF YOU tJove a servtce to oller wont to buy 01 sell some lhmg ae looktng lor work or whatever you II get results la ster w11h a Sen tm et Wont Ad Coll99') ')150 Young's Carpeting HOOF HOLLOW Horses Buy set! I rode 01 h all N~::~w 01 d used saddl es Ru1h Reeves Albany MEIGS COU NTY Humane Sot~ety on1m9l cor elme and adoplto n serv1cc (tr ee ontmo ls) 992 7080 or even1ngs ond Sundays 992 5427 Mo1l c o M Crowlord Rt 4 Bo x 326 Pomeroy Oh1o 45709 Member sh1p~ ond donot ons PO Boll( 682 P om ero~ Oh o 45709 loutol ,_,0 . .tc 'I k W At 992 2206 or 992 7630 7ho 8riatnallln Not lho lmlta!IIS HE CTRIC be~1d e ( .11 •"<' Mqr .! !b 1 HOSPITAl bed tab l e 99'1 2676 ond HEAL THY YOUNG p1gs l or so le 949 2774 ofter 5 p m LAMPS lANTERNS 3 burner orl slave Ca ll 949 2531 eve nm gs lb CH URCH PEWS Gos l urnoce Phon e (b 14 ) 06 7 3333 ONb 3 pt h1tch 2 row Powell plan I se ller $700 1 0 cyl Chev eng me 4 speed trans Run s good $95 247 2192 NEED A WAT R SOFTENER? Let Pomeroy Landmark sotten & condthon your water wtth Coop water softener, Model UC SVI, Now Only .. 79,95 2 Let us test your water Free Pomeroy Landmark ~ Edem: ~"';;:i:~.::~ ;].f, - - - p "'-==-=. ~ ~ ...::.---:=. ..::= .=:=-:;:.. 3 AND .4 RM furmshed and un furn shed opts Phone 992 5.434 1304 ) a82 2971 J'Jx60 ~ob d ehome - Ull~~te s fur nrsbed Construc11an men on ly 304 773 5673 TRAILER SPACE for rent Welk er s Tro rter Cou r1 247 , Mulberry Avenue Pomeroy Lower rate l or Sen1or Cihzen s 992 3044 AI TENTION MARE Owners AQHA stud serv1ce lntro ductng to Sou thern Ohro Cortok.o sor rell son of Otoe Breed for co l or conformo 11 011 ond d1spos• lion Phone 698 8241 even1ngs or wnle for breed tng co ntract Belle Echo Quarter Horses 40')25 SR 692 Pome r oy Ohro .4 5709 APPUANCE SERVICE We have enlarged our servtce department and wtll servtce Hotpomt and other brands Pomeroy Landmark 9,. .Jack W Carsey, Mgr ,.... Phone 992·2 181 Witt DO rug weov1ng $') per ymd Mrs Jtmmre (Mary) l<rf)g CR 3L appro- 1 ' m 1les fro m Metgs Memona t Gardens No phone WIL L BABYSIT 992 6309 tn my home 949 2a57 HAY FOR sole 949 2870 -- POMEROY Moores Store After 30 years of successful bustness we are sell ng th 1s general hardware our omot ve store Pr~c ed at tn venlor~ Contact ' Sommen11lle Real Esta te phone 1 304 675 3030 Pt Pleosont ~·~A~{~~~~§~~~ HALF REOBONE female 6 man ths old Phone 985 3504 BEAUTIFUL LONG ha~red fema le col Orange ond gold Very lo11&o bte N 1ce house pel or outdoor 949 2607 --~~ S25 a prckup load ONE WHITE G1bson elec tn c r efr•gerator Good condii10n $125 One coppertone Royal Chief etec trrc stove Good con dil on $75 Phone (6 1.4 ) M7 3477 1 9~4 S~Y UNE 14 ll: St. 3 bedroom total electm $7500 992 2019 6 4 Dr , new rldlal tires loaded 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER ................. 11595 Automatic, P S . 1-2 Anyday, anytime Phone 9&5-3806 Dr ' 1- 4 Dr 1971 MUSTANG .............................. '995 V B. auto . P S. SMITH NELSON 1 • MOTORS, INC. n. m -2174 Chester. Ohio 10 30 c 1969 VOLKSWAGEN ......................•.•. 150 Auto, As Is 1968 OLDS 442 ............................. ~95 'i 52 TRAILER for sole Would moke a ~ood campe r Phone 949 2344 onyllme after S 30 -~ WALLPAPER. PAINT & SUPPLIES Root, Marcy Sexson, A and B roll, Ray Werry , Demse White, Gene Cole, Brenda Rtlfle, Connte Stool, Tammy Curtts, Aprtl Parker, Tam· m1e Starcher Tenth grade A and B roll, Jeannte McClure, Donna ~- ~ Weddtnp Port11its PIISparls Anntvtrsartes Sjlectal Otcasrons MEIGS PLAZA Middleport, Ohio Open AUCTION FRIDAY 7 pm Lots of new ond used merchond1se A lso Sol 7 pm t ots of new merchond1se ot Oh 1o R• ve r Auc lion Me ~s Pl~z~ ~-d~lep<:'.!._ RNI~!~~Sf~~~~HOMEsnEs for sole I acre and up Mtddteport near Rutland Call QQ')_ 7.491 . . NEW 3 bedroom hous6 2 bath s all etec 1 ocre M ddleporl dose to Rutland Phone 992 7481 COUNTRY far mlpnd wr th seclud ed wood s wo1er ond good oc cess rn Monroe Counly W Vo $1 000 down co il (304) 772 3 t 02 or (304) 772 3227 Commert al - - - ---~-- proper l y apprOM 17 acres level tend located at Tuppers Pla1ns on Oh1o Route 7 Pho ~e ib~4 ) 66} ~~~ -· __ VA FHA 30 yr frnoncrng also re fmo nong Ireland Mortgage 77E Stale Athens phone (614} 592 30Sl JUST COMPlETED new house rn M ddleport For more 1nlormo 11on colt 992 2238 or 992 5304 MOBILE HOME w rth expondo on 3 acres Dr lied wt:~tl Sephc tonk lmm edta te possess1on 742 3074 TWO ACRES Att bmk 3 bedrooms 2 baths Iorge lo.il chen dm1ng and fam ily room 2 f~repla ces 2 cor garage utrhly room All lenced Wil l constde r !rode located rn Mason WV Coli Somer¥1lle Reel Estate (304 f•7i .UHU hill\ ool ur f,;;.Hlll• BRADFORD Auctroneer Com plete Serv1ce Phone 949 2487 or 949 2000 Roc•n e Ohro Cntr Bradfo rd ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - Sweepers loosters 1rons all sma ll appliance$ Lawn mower next to Stale H1ghway Garage on Route 7 Phone (6 14) 985 3825 REMODELING Pfumbrng healing ond ott ! ~pes of general repa1r Work guoranteed 20 yeors ex pen!n ~e -~~__!_<?_.,.,92 ~Oi,~SEWING MACHINE Reparrs ser v1ce oil makes 992 2284 The Fabrr c Shop Pomeroy A u lho11~ed Smger Sales and S~!~~~.,!le ~~e!~SC I~Or!__ EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work dump trucks and to boys for h1re writ haul flit d1rl to so•l l1 mes tone and gra vel Coil Bob or Roger Jef fers dov phone 992 7089 mght ~p~a~e 99') 3~5 o~~~_?:_5232 __ EXCAVATING dozer backhoe and drtcher Charles R Hot held Back Hoe Serv1ce Rutla nd Ohto Phone 742 2008 WILL do roof ng construction plu mbrng ond healing No JOb too large or too small Phone 742 2348 ---------~--~- HOWERY AND MARTIN Ell: covot mg seplic systems dozer backhoe dump truck lim es to ne grave l blocktop povrng Rt 1.43 Phone 1 (614) 698 7331 BATHROOMS AND Krtchens remo deled cerom1c hie plum brng carpentry and general mamtenonce 13 years eK p~~~-:...9_!2 3685 --~~­ PULLINS EXCAVATING Complete Service Phone 992 2478 194B sq It of floor space Almost 1'h acres $70,000. NEW LISTING- 2 family 9 room house, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, natural gas, central heating, city water and view of the Ohio River on 2 lots Lot NEAR STORE 50x100 with city water, sewer and electricity l 1h stove, baths, refrigerator, dishwasher and furniture Natural gas furnace and fenc:ed bockyard Complete for S3B.500 RANCH - 3 nice size bedrooms , 2 walk In closets, modern bath, equipped large kitchen, dining , sundeck and 2 acres $25,000 LARGE - 7 room older home In Middleport. Bath. natural gas heal, city water ond 2 c;or garoge Only $15,000 DON'T HURRY YOUR REALTOR IN SELLING YOUR PLACE OR YOU WILL LIKELY HAVE TO TAKE LESS. C. Bruce TNford Helen L. TNford Suo P Murphy Rt1llor Assoclol" •• DRIVE A LimE & SAVE A LOT All carpel Installed with podding at no charge. Export rnstollation. Rubber Back Carpet As Low As •4.88 ;,";,~d. 9'x12' Vinyl flooring In Stock Buy where you can come In and SH what you're geHing - Good selections - Fully stocked Call742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 Rutlond George S Hollllotttr J r , Broker 107'1> Syco mort 51 Pomeroy, Ohio PHONE 992-6333 Office Hours 9 1 m to 5 P.M Closo Thursdays ond S.Sturdoys at noon THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL - 1974 Spring manor, 12' x 60'. located on level lot. mobile home 150 x 165'. all elei:trlc, with new wood· burning stove All furniture lnchldod Golll!l fast at 511,000. Known as the Keith Miller property, Arbaugh addition (Tuppers Plains, Ohio) A 1976 FUQUA. 24' double wide, mablle K 56' home, located on 100' K 200' corner lol, all electric, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, Including all furniture, known as the Ralph Brooks properly, Arbaugh addition, Tuppers Plains, Ohio A good buy for 521 ,000 We have 3 bedroom home, nice, with 2 aaes ground near Tuppers Plalno, Ohio on Rt 7, priced at $32,000. AIIO now I bedroom home, Craw's Subdivision, Five Points, selling for $39,500, Cheryl Lomtey As-lolo Homo PltoM 742-200.1 Hilton Wollo, Sr, ~ At-late 'Homt PltoM Mt-2Hti 1975 GMC GENnEMAN JIM PACKAGE.. 13695 P S.. P B, factory atr,111t wheel AM FM, tape Buckel seats -..-----...=------- Tradesman 8 300, L W B New trres, V a, standard 1974 CHEV. PICKUP....................... .1995 ClO, VB , standard, tong w1de bed ••• •• RIEBEL'S USED CARS ••• St. Rt. 7 ~ _..,•• ~ ••• •• • ••• •• •• • • •• • •• •= • 1977 Cadillac DaVIlla Cpe ••• ••••••••••••• •••••• '9700 1976 Cadillac DeVIlle Cpe. ••••••••••••••••••• .. '7500 1976 Cadillac DeVIlle Sedan••••••••••••••••••• '7500 •• • 1975 Cadillac DaVIlla Cpe•••••••••••••••••••••• •5600 •• • 1976 Pontiac Grand Prix••••••••••••••••••••••• '4795 .."" 1977 Oldsmobile 98 Regency Sedan (Demo.) '7800 ••• : •• •••• 1976 Cadillac DeVIlle Cp•·••••••••••••••••••••• '6300 1976 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Cpe•••••••• •4495 1973 Cadillac DaVIlla Cp•·••••••••••••••••••••• '2495 ••• 1975 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Royale Cpa•••• : ••• s3995 • •• ••• = • 1973 Oldsmobile 98 H.T. Sedan ••••••••••••••• s2995 replacement costs. S25,900 00 MIDDLEPORT Immediate posseulon, 3 bedrooms, bath, NG heat, cold room , carpeting, storms, perking, older but In very good condition. $13,900 00 1 STORY FRAME - 2 3 BR, bath, level lol, good neighborhood. some remodeling. Going at 513,000 00 HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATES 992·225'-"2-600t "2-61ft •• •• • :• ••• •• • ••2 :•• ••• :•• 3• • ••• rea.son There IS even too much sugar 111 cmn bread I!UX - MRS J R Z DEAR POl LY - In the answer to a recent question about sp1 aytng IO(;ense on hght bulbs you shuuld have pomted out that anyone who wants to spray a hqutd of any kind on a hght bulb should never do tt whtle the bulb ts hot Sptay the bulb before the hght IS turned on -DONNA DEAR POlLY - I am answerrng Mr and Mrs D W who wanted to know how to remove platters of whtte latex pamt ft om the dark slungles on thetr house We had the same problem about f1vc years ago so we sp1 ayed out reddlsh·brown shmgles wtth 1 cdwood culm spra) pamt That covered the unstghtly spots very ntcely and still <.:overs them I am sure they can fmd a spray pamt sumlar to the color of thetr shmgles -ARLENE DEAR POLLY - I have a couple ol tdeas for gettmg use out of s mall plastte conlllmers wtth lids after they ate empty I pop the hd off ami ftll the cunlllmet wtth sma ll moth balls I hang tt m the closet to keep the moths away a nd also put more of the !tiled contamers between clothes and blankets Ill drawers and chests Food lor small btrds <-:an also be put m these small cont.a mers and then hung oulstde The btg btrds can't gel to the food eastly so they don't steal tt from the httle ones -JUNE DEAR POLl. Y - The lady who has a ftve pound bag of sugar that ts JUSt one btg lwnp can get tt back to grams by puttmg the bag m the freezer for three or four days I have tned thts many ttmes and tt has never failed for me ·ALMA DEAR POLLY - Durmg the very cold weather my boys ftnd thetr feet stay warmer when they are work· 11 3D-Johnny Canon 3 4, IS. Baretta 6,13 s Jl)-Porter Wagoner 10 Once UpOn a Class tc. 33, 6 oo-News 3,4 10 Lawrence Wolk a, God Has Tho An1wer 15, Zoom 20 Studio See 33 6 3C>-NBC News J.4,15 ABC News 13, News 6 CBS News tO. Quo Pasa. USA? 20 Musi c 33 Mash 8, Movie "The Crimson Cult" 10 Monty Plhon's Flying Circus 33 12 oo-Janakl 33. 12 05-Movlo The Devil & Miss Sarah" B. 12 4C>-Lohman & Barkley 6 Ironside 13 1 00-Midnlght Special J,4,15, Movie "Gorgo" 10. 1 <G-Nows 1J, 2 3C>-News 3 3 oo-Movle " Banning " 3, 5 oo-Movle 'Work Is a Four Letter Word" 3, 6 3G-Movle "Six Les.s.ons from Madame La Zonga" 3 1 OG-Little Rascals 3, Lawrence Welk 4 15 Hec Haw 6.8 Bugs Bunny to. Wild Kingdom 13. Elec Co 20. Battle Line 33 7 3D--We Think Vou Should Know 3, Lowett Thomas Remembers 33. All Star Anything Goes 10 CQmmon Sense l3, Once UponA Classic 20 Movre Channel 4 5 & 7 PM - Pipe Dreoms lPG) 9& 11 PM - I Will , tWill For Now Meigs Property Transfers Elzte P Landon, dec toW F La ndon, Afftd of Trans , Ohve W F Landon, Vera Landon to Carl Landon, 139 \1 acres, Ohve Carolyn Gene Sptres to J~ck K Sptres, dtvorce decree, Salem Howard Nutter to Wtlham Roe Nutter, Crosley Sue Nutter, 110 acre, Ohve George E Moms, Mary Ehzabeth Morns to Evelyn Perry, parcel, Mtddleport Charl es Dayton Frye, Joyce E Frye to Charles D F rye Joyce E Frye, Par· cels Rutland Paul S Sma rt, Frances M mg out m the cold tf they pul plasttc bags I bt ead bags are !me) over thetr socks before puttmg on thetr shoes - B S Polly wtll send you one of her s tgned thank-you newsp;;~per cQupon clippers tf s he uses your favortte Pumter, Peeve or Problem m her column Wrtte POLLY'S POINTERS m care of this newspaper Smart to Mannmg Kloes 1 June S Kloes, Parcels, Mtddleport Clettlh Johnson, Herbert W J ohn son, Inn Curl , Howard Curl to Dale E Wa!ller, Parcels, Sctpto Herman E Warner, Amber Warner, Zelda Dnvts to Dale E Warner, Parcels, Sctpto Maxme C Nelson, Delca R Mohler to Dale E Warner, Parcels, Sctpto 8 OO-BlonlcWoman3.4.15 Whot sHappenlnglll6,13 JellorS<lns 8,10 Royal Heritage 20 3J 8· 31}-()perallon Petticoat 6 13. 9 00-Columbo 3 4 15 Love Boat 6 13 , Annn Karenlna 20 Reach lot Tomorrow JJ 9 3D--Maude 8, 10 10 00-Fantasy Island 6 13 Kolak B 10. Soundstage 33 11 ()I)-News 3,4,6,8 t 10,13 IS Black Perspective on lh~ News 33 11 15-ABC News 6. 11 30-Movle Nigh! Gallery 3 Salu rday Night 4 , 15 Movi e " Billy the Ktd vs Dracula ' 6 Soap B, Movie '' The Great RAce' 10 Movle " My Geisha ' 13, Janak! 33 12 00-Second Clly TV a 12 11}-Movle Ki ng Creole" 8 1 OD-Movle 'The Other Man 4 Wolfman Jack 6, 1 Jo- News J .4G-Movle 'Blood and Black Lace" 13 'I 00 Movie ' Asylum lor a Spy" 3 3 20-ABC News IJ 1 30 M ovle "The Champ!gne Murders' 3, 5 00 F Bl J Movie Channel 4 S & 9 PM - Annie Hall IPGJ 7 & 11 PM - The Sing lPG) TO MEET MONDAY The annual whrte elephant sale of the lzaak Walton League wtll be held at tis regular meetmg Monday at 7 p m Meat and drmk will be provtded by the club With each member to brmg a covered dtsh, table servtce, and an ltem or 1tems for the auct1on ----------, MEfGS I Equipment Co. POMEROY, 0. PH. 992·2176 tntetnlllanol Hamster Newldea L~!=!. _____ j I II I I I I F ~lWIITER· '2 TIME UYERS 1977 Dr. Ford Granada 4 VB auto trans , radio rear wind elect defro st w s w rad ials, vlnvl roof 1976 Ford Maverick 4 Dr. radio tow milea ge 260 6 cyl, P S, A C 1975 Mere. Comet 4 Dr. P S 6 cyl , 3 speed trans radio 1973 Ford Pinto Wgn. 4 cyl , auto tran s radio, a c : 1973 Buick LeSabre 4 • Squ ire option , lug ra ck, 1973 Ford Torino 2 Dr. V a, auto trans , P S , radio , maQ wheels Shilrp 1973 Ford Maverick 4 Dr. 6 cyl. P S A C, auto trans , vlnyl roof doth seat trim Ntce 1972 Ford Maverick 2 Dr. Grabber, 302 V 8, P S , auto trans pack , one Vrabbt:r loc:al owner 1976 Ford f·100 133" w.b. Dr. H.T. Sedan . . . . . •1995 CTo, 6 c:vl eng ,Fi$, auto trans rad to pat nt , cabllghts sliding re!r window step Dr•••••••••••••••••••••••'1995 • 1972 Chevrolet Impala 2 Dr. Cpa. •••••••••••• '1295 ••• • tte the rolls su not a penny ts spent - JUSI a little tune MRS VMS DEAH POLLY- I have a Pet Peeve wrth the rom pctmcs that ca n peas, c.:orn and othet vegelllbles They pul so much sugar m them that they runt them lor us My husband teluses to eat creamed-style corn fur thai ' : 1973 Chevrolet Caprice 4 •• ••• ilist.:<:ulled stung hum hay to Hogan s Heroes IS 6 ro-News 3.4.B 10,13,15 ABC News 6 Zoom 20, Adams Chronicles 33 6 JQ-NBC News3,4,15 . AB(Newsll Carol Burnell& Friends 6, CBS News 8. lO ·over Eaty 20 7 ro-C ross Wits 3,4, Liars Club 6, Muppet Show B Capi tol Boat 3J. News 10. To Tell The Truth 13 • Gilligan s Is 15 Almanac 20 7 J(f-Porler Wagoner 3 Gong Show 4, Match Gome PM 6 Price Is Rloht B MacNeil Lehrer Reoort 20,3J, Family Feud 10 $100.000 Name Thot Tune 13 Pop Goes lhe Country 15 Boo--Quark 3,15, Barry Manllow 6,13 . q<ld Couple 4, Wonder Woman 8, 10, Washington Week In Review 20 So The People May Know 3J B 3C>-Second Half 4 Wall Street Week 20 33. 9 ooRockford Files 3••• 15 Movie 'Or Scorpion" 6, 13. Movie "Thoddous Rose & Eddie B 10. Soundstage 20 Shepherd's Pie JJ 9 3G-Makem , , Clancy 33, 10 oo-News 20, More Music from Aspen 33 10 3C>-Monty Python's Flying Circus 20. 11 QO-News 3,4,6.8.10,13,15, Dick Cavell20 Lilias Yoga & You 33 , 1976 Plymouth Volare Sedan ••••••••••••••••• ,•3295 , 1975 Ford Pinto Wagono•••••••••••••••••••••••s2495 • ••• •• • to use 1n uur two 15 5 31}-Nows 6 Elec Co 20,JJ, Mary Tyler Moore 10, Dr. Sedan ••••••••• •2395 • ••• • ••• • n~wspapers !>replaces I roll them up, ~k these 1 oils m wiJler and lay them out to dry I have all tite good lugs I need and they burn hke wood I use the s oo-Here Come The Bride$ J Star Trek .t, Gunsmoke B. Mister Rogers ' Neighborhood 20.33. Hogan' s Heroes 10, Emergency One 13 To Be Announced 1975 Chevrolet Monte Carlo •••••••••••••••••• '3995 • • ••• l.Y DEJ\H POI.l.Y My gt eatest energy saver has t.:cn makmg logs out of . Ghost Busters 8, Public • Polley Forums 10. Grape Ape 13 7 3Q-.Saturday R.e-port l , World of Survival o4 , Dusty' s Treehouse 6 Wacke 8 Weekend Special 13 I OG-Mong Kong Phooey 3 4, 15. Superfr lends 6 13, Thr"' Robonlc Stooges B.10 I 3C>-Giobetro1ter5 34,1S, Speed Boggy 8.10, 9 ooScooby's Loll A Lymplcs 6.13. Bugs Bunny Rood Runner 8 , Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 10 · 3G-F'Ink Panther 3,4 ,15, Batman Tarzan 8 10 11 QO-Baggy Pants J,4,tS Krolll Super~how 6. tJ It 3C>-Spoce Sentinels J,15 Little Rascals •· Secrets of Isis 8, In The Know 10 12 ro-Land ot the Lost 3, WeeJ<end Special 6 , Movie 'Destination Gobi" 4, Fat Albert 8, 10, Acllon News lor Kids IJ , PTL Club 15 \2 3().<-Thunder 3 American Bandstand 13 Point ot ,View 6, Space Academy 8.1 0 oo-Jetsons 3, Outdoors With Julius Boros 6 VIewpoint B Mr Magoo 10. Photography 33 I 30-Marshall Basketball J CBPA Bowling 6, Homer Formby 8, Ranmateu 10 lrl State Tod~y and Tomorrow 1J Bit With Knit 33 2 QC)-(ollego Bosketball 3,4,15 Movie ' And Then There Were None'' 8 Movie ' Beneath the Planet of the Apes " 10 Cliffwood Avenue Kids 13, Ascent ol Man 33 2 :10-Auto Raclnq 6,13 . 3 00-Gupplesto Groupo" JJ J Jo-Pro Bowling 6 13 Area Showcase 33 .4 oo-5 oo-Wide World of Sporls 6,13 Sports Spect•cu lor 8, Pop Goft The Country 10 Adam s Chroni cles 20 Zoom 33 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24,1 971 1973 Cadillac DaVIlla Sedan•••••••••••••••••••'2495 1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass 4 :• Report 10, Kentucky Afield 13 7 00-Fun for Everyone 6 1976 V.W. Komhl Wagon•••••••••••••••••••••••'5495 •• •• •• • •• • •• VERY NICE - 2 story frame, 3 BR, beth, forced olr heat, utility R .. carpeting, paneling. garage garden, other features JUST $19.500 00 S YEARS OLD -Ranch, 3 BR, bath, lovely kitchen, formal dlnill!l, all carpeted, electric BB heat, fireplace, 2 car garage, storage sht!d $31,500 00. LAROE OLDER HOME 3 4 SR. modern .Jitchen, utility, NG hoi water heat, carpollng, paneling, carport, corner lot All this lor just Slt ,900 00 2 YEARS OLD - 1 floor plan, 3 BR, bath, nice kitchen, utility, carpeting, finished garage, lots of space, far below See Roger Riebel 667-3463 1 mtle north Tuppers Platns. Ohto .• •• • MAIN POMEROY, 0. Janet Mora, Shetla Whtte Eleventh grade A roll Karen Probert, A and B roll, Debbie Durst Ketth Wolfe, Randy Keller, Susan Han· num , Ctndy Pttzer, Kay Balderson, Lawrence Pooler, Laurte Matthews, Betsy Rtlfle, Dawn Sorden Twelfth grade A roll, Dorothy Runyon, Dave Brown, Becky Wmdon, Mary Mora, Rocky Van Meter, A and B roll, Dtana Massar and Tammy Pttzer 1973 DODGE VAN .......................... '2495 '• NEIGLER S FOR bu•fd•ng houses Call 949 2508 for house desrgns and est im ates Guy H Ne•gler Roc me Bennett, Donna Persons , ~ ••• HOBSTETTER '~~!~~~rn REALTY RE~ large bedrooms, flreplace, 21!2 baths, 2 car garage, :• •• CARPETING ~---- 216 E. Second StrHI COUNTRY -7 room ranch homo Rool nice kltchon, -. SAVE ON "11111~,.1 ---- ••• • •• • 9 OOillt .OOMon.- Frrday 9 OO!ri6·DO SelurdiV 12·00HI6:oo Sunday 2 2 tic - 1\h~~ ~J~~~~==~~ TRUCKS Loco led In Tht Relln!!>h1ng reupholstery rebvrldrng Beout dul se le c: 11o n ol moleflals and vrnyls Fr ee es lm'\Oi e Tel 7112 2852 l oc o Iron So lem Cenler TEAFORD GOLF CLUBS rebolonc ed New grrps SHOP EARLY FOR YOUR CHOICE ACE HAilllNARE EAST MEIGS The Eastern Htgh School honor roll for the second mne weeks gradmg pertod has been announced . Named to tho roll were Jumor Htgh A roll , Eddte Werry, A and B roll, Davtd Gaul, Brtan Collms, Melissa Thomas, Rhonda Rtebel , Juhe Elberfeld, Pam Mur· phy, all seventh grade Etghth grade A and B roll, Roger Gaul, Jeff Jones, Mtke Hauber, John Beaver, Terry Snowden, Carolyn Bowen , Raeleen Ohver, Sheryl Bush Ntnth grade A roll, Kathy Pooler, Tract Sayre, Melame Ex.tra clean sharp - ONner will let 2 bedroom trailer go wit~ sale All /or fUSI 14\,000 EXTRA NICE - 7 rooms, PART REGISTERED lr ~h Se tt er and We, moraner pups 992 7101 NICE PIGS lor sole Co lt olier 5 1972 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL.. ........... 11995 2-1972 PLYMOUTHS CHOICE ............. '895 UNH0t5TERY ~--- W ILL CARE lor lhe elderly n our horne Phone 992 7314 COUNTRY MOBIL E Home Park Route 33 nor th o l Pomeroy ~~~ l_? ts Call ~q~ 7479 __ TILE BLOCK bu,ld•ng New con cre1e l loor 2400 sq ft Corner Pomeroy and 2nd St Moson Ideal l or garage or storage WINTER GET to your house? let us make necessa ry repa ir~ AI Tromm Cons1ruclron 742 23')8 16 ACRES on Flo twoods Rood In qurre ot 796 South 3rd Avenue M ddleport ~-----------,- --~::;: ANY 5EWIN G mochme cleaned oded & adjusted $5 98 FREE p1ckup and dehverv Belpre Ohro I 423 5497 MAGGIES GEHL MODEL 90 portoble grmder n11xer Peor le5S port able roller 111111 Cose 4 16 scm1 mounl ed plos Hesston 9 It hoy bme Ca ll 985 334• or ~92 7519 WANT TO rent a smolt hou se or tr o1l er loc ated 1n the country Co li 992 3866 or wnfe Dean Schr ock Bol( 49 Rutlan d Oh1o 45775 .' SALES AND SERVICE 11-9-tlc 4 Or H T, burgundy, P S , P B, air 2 Or .. H T ,tilt wheel, AM rodlo & tape TURLE Y S WRECKER Ser¥rce RoCi ne Oh10 Doy or n•ght 949 ')057 j 'II' ' FIREWOOD spl1t and delivered $45 o cord or S35 o truckload All hordw ood 843 2933 or 99/. 0295 Wanted foltenE';"::"_--:;:::::_ ~ - ••• HOnOr roll 1973 PONTIAC CATALlNA ..................11295 THE PHOTO PLACE SOY IUAN HAY large round boles w,Jt tood on you r tr uclo. o r del!ver 992 3330 Auto SaleS' 1974 PIN TO 2 door Excel! ant con d111011 Reason lor se llmg bought b g9er co r 992 5533 ::• ... Landau roof. p- S , P 8, air, rally wheels, rad ial hres, twin racing mlrron EXTRA NICE 1974 CHEVROLET IMPAlA .................12495 estlmatt, 24 hour servict z.23 \ 11"0 Phone 992 2181 Opn •• ,.. Jack W Carsey, Mgr 1971 VEGA G ood runn1ng cond1 t1 on $200 Colt 99') 5530 ofler 300 Mlln St. Pomeroy, Olllo Pomeroy 992-6211 orin uu I A.M lo4:30 P.M. CLEANING Rtlldentlol ond commercial Call for Box 3 Iii J·, 1.>:' lr, 11 t' Ph<llll · 'i'J} 992 2720 1968 VW automa hc st1 ck shdt Fo1r condii10n engme fUn S good $4')5 247 379 1 1975 COUGAR XR7.. ........................1l695 1 H,t'p• COlllt S I AKC Reg 4 years old I A~C reg 3 years old Ony 4 pups l elt 843 2753 ..•• .---....-----,·· · Jack's Septic Tank SeMce ' I ' I {I AKC REGISTERED Boxe r pup s Hove been wor med I sl shots 1975 GRANADA V 8 aut omaTi c Power sl eeq ng power b1 okes otr con dd1o11 ng AM rad1o Ex cell enl condil o 1 S') 900 Phone 9'12 3A86 ' Cltpel 1 UpllOISIIry Phone M1kt Yoon& HO OVER WASHER and Iorge Worm Morn1ng sto ve lor sale Good co ndi110n 992 2639 Pet• for SalE llJWPRICED DEAR POLLY- We now have a hreplace and would like to know how lo make lugs ool of newspapers -ANNE DEAR ANNE - Perhaps the followmg letter from a reader wtll help you - POL- 6 00-Svnrlse Semester 8, 101 6 lo-M~rlo & the Mt'lglc Movte Mactllne .t . TV Classroom 8 U S Farm TELEVISiON VIEWING POLLY.$ POINTERS -Turn newspapers into logs .... SEPTIC TANK Supenor Slum Exlllctlon or " AllY "'I v 111 · 1 , 1I ~ I • lr 11 ),, J, dozer 742-2321 FrH Estlmotu Work Guorontood 2 10-tlc ;r-----------, f SCASH$ for p..H k ca rs Frye s Tr uck and Auto Port s Wrecker Smv1 ce T11 e solg ond Repair Ru t land 141 2081 or Pennzotl l 4') 9575 . Construction Pomeroy, Olllo 457" Eltlmolos by Appointment Phone 9t2-711t 2·24-tlc LANDMARK Top WAN T fO buy 5 to 20 acres 0 11 1 urol wole r 111 Me1gs Lo<ol Sc hool " L),strltl Su 1toble for buddmg ond occess 10 good 100d 992 6139 AI Tromm Aaute 2 • " ' PWMBING & ••• HfAnNG INC. .'' •• Room AdditiOns General Contracting POMEROY ( ~~ xoofin~ Remodeling Garqes DAVID BRICKlfS Rl:OUCE SAFE & lost wtth GoBese roblels 8. £ Vap water pills Nelson D1ug Wdl buy I p ece 01 co mplele household New v sc d 01 ontl que\ Mor t n s furndurP. 10 N 2nd Sl M1ddtepor I Ph one 992 6370 ' .•• :.• SATURDAY , FEBRUARY25, 1t71 Polly Cramer "": • •• CARTER ~.;.,. Concrete loiUCS WALL Ho11g ng10 and olgofl $ N1 ce lo• (ho st nos Reason abl e Coil ~2 2214 1905 CHEVEL LE 4 dr A C 283 epg 2 bbl auto Irons Ex 'eltent condttton Truck topper ~ td 1:1 II bt.>d 28 Hl high 742 1<11:15 11-·-me Dally Sentinel, Mtddleport-Porneroy, 0 , Fnday, Feb 24, 1971 REV1VAL SET Saturday and Sunday nights There will be a weekend 7.30 p m . each evening The revival at the Coolvtlle Rev KeMy SU!pler will be Alleaheny Wesleyan lheevangelistandthesmgers Methodist Churdt Fnday, wtU be the Stepler Fanuly • •o N O ITEM TOO La•ge o • too \molt FIREWOOD can 1 949 2129 AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Fob 19) LVUYAKO RKJJKYWBX Sometimes we ask for candtd Yesterday's Cryptoquole : I SLEPT, AND DREAMED THAT opm1ons and hear an appraisal UFEWAS BEAUTY, I WOKE ANDFOUNDTHATUFE WAS we don t like or expect tf you call lor truth today ;.that s JUSt DUT~ ELLEN S'JIURGIS HOOPER o what you II get ~r OLO FURNITURE ICe boxes bra ss beds tro n bed!> u '' c omp l ~te househo ldi W r le M D M tier Rt 4 Pomero y Oh1o or call 991 77b0 =--=- domestiC feet that someone who owes you an old oblrga!lon IS g omg to automattcalty come forth w1th the cas h today Remmd h1m dts creelly He s probably forgotten tl LIBRA (Sept 23-0cl 2J) If an old ~; pals reputat1on rs besmtrched _J........J-..1,,_,.~ rn your presence today nse to hiS or her delense You cou ld expec t the same If you were how to "ork It· betng maligned m absentia 1\XYUI UI\1\XR fl N G F E I. I 0 W is COIN S CURHENCY l okon s old pockel wa tches and cham s st l vef and gold We need 190.:1 011d older sdve1 COlliS Buy salt or rrodc Call Roger Womsle~ 742 7331 realty Today sa good day to shop for -+-+--1 =+-+--f--1 0'+-1-+-1 Jl \ II Y ( H Y I'TO(!UO'l'E - 1Je1 e'• TIMBtR PornEHOy Fo1es t Pro duelS Top pfi Ce l or stondll)g sowtunber Call 992 5905 01 Kent Hanby 1 clc:I O 1:1570 have a kna ck for gelling the most for a bu ck and could p!Ck up lhrn gs at a substanti al sav CANCER (June 21-July 22) of your vorce leaves ltttte doubt as to where you s tand today Those who hear you recognize rts authortty and respect yo ur posrtlon 30 Wage r 311 aucet :t2 c~uioomst l 6~-+(, ardne r 33 i\ud<>ciOUS 1-,-+-+-15 Hcv olvt> l6 Acc~ss l1 Of the ea r ~~ Krnd of pole Wanted to Uu} STARCRAFT FALL Sole Mm• motors 20 and 22 TroVel Tro1 ler s 1B 5 $3 799 25 7 Bunkhouse $4 875 Fold down $ I 700 up We sell serv 1ce and quolrty Open Sund ays Camp Conley Slorctolt So les Rt 62 N ol Pt Pleasant LEO (July 23-Aug 221 The tone 27 Btased 1-' o m~H O y i . -I---------------------------------~·--------------------~ .. · HI6H =· tLONOMY fRAClOR w1lh ott at 1ochmen1 s l•ke new a skmg S'J2SO Pho11e {61 A) 698 3190 GEMINI (May 2t·June 20) Tran •ngs n.lmes,lk t:s B o.>~ 54~ RIS ING STAR Kennel Bo01d ng \nd o01 o nd outdoor uns Groornmg all breeds Ueo n san,tory fon t lie s Ches hr re Ph on e (6 14 ) 367 0192 nose s rrghl on til e grrndstone today You have what It l akes 10 ge l the rob done A major part of your effo rt s wrtl go to help o ther s Fmd out to whom you re romanti Ca ll y su rled by senctr ng for your copy of As lro Graph Lell er Marl 50 ce nts tor each and a l o ng se tl addressed stamped enve lope to Asi(O Gra ph P 0 Box 489 Aad to Cr ty S tatr o n NY 10019 Be sure to spec •fy your b rlh s1pn Yesterdays Answer co Oh1 0 (0"1098 3290 PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) Your by THOMAS JOSEPH W• IO Saturday Fob 25 t97B change ra1t1er than be su b1ec t to 1ts afle c t s The a lterations you can make wr ll benefrt you and ot hers too lh ltk) ffOI IS J'OfiOI IOil fj l l't 1 !IISCI \l ull Plu o weeJ.. lrom 1om to 6pm ~or more m lo11nOhOfl call !:l 4:J <1803 Mu ~ l ho11e own lAOV ANTED l o work 111 •nsuruncv o lt•ce M ust be able to 1)1pe do boo klo. eepm g orrd h lm g h pc rtcnce p1e iPr1od tf pO\Sible Hour' 9 4 5' 1 dny!. o week Business Servii:es lun e51011e 01\d ca lc•um dtlo• de ond cok• uln b11ne lor du st con lrol a nd spec ,ol ''"l x•ng !o.OII for lormeH b: cel\10r Salt Works Mom ~!reel Po1Tieroy Oh10 or phone 992 3891 doy~ !>h t:- ~gone s•de to t tht u• 1 ~/ ' ~ t uuy ad :-. dct 11\ltl ' b· JC ~ ll t!lllll 111.! PuUh:i11u Wlllllu( llt , ... ~ pt nsr l.ltt fot llll.llt' thclll unt I/ILtH t~ nuth ci polllt Many r "'' ns \\o tlld ltke their pl t 'pc.~ t aiH HJ IN Ml:MOHY of Maxme 8r u1nley who pO ~\ed owoy one yeo• ago l-ebtuo• y 74 1977 One year ago we lo~l 'tO much When our loved o H• wo!o ~oi led ow ay ltle i fopped l pr u\ I hough 1 n1e goe\ on We rms hwr 11101(! w11h ooc h po ss tng day W~J ~: he r t !>h memot te!. she leh l or lll llllllluO to~11 1 tf t lr uk~ ..mtl l>lJ!IUdr) li ltllb 1)1;1 \.\uit.l $.\ 00 1has the fa m1\y much Ulllllt t'ssc~ I y 1s \\ 1shes Hrlp \11 anted lhc y bflng her neor al1h ough ,t n an~cnt(nts ~~''Ii lli sr<~ t { I tl,t ) e~oery Uu Si tS f>CI son llliiii iHIIS tlUII\ 1 t'or~ak In i'lttmon lll\1 I llttu; llSlJS .1 written rcmrd lhe "' Ad ~ I UUI\111,.: p• • ~~~~ should dt, ' llu fu :;t 1lcms nn Pastm 1\11.11 I •• huh \.\CJIII \i\t l Ilk JJI IILIIUIUll I~ ~ II th h 4 I t Il L\ IM I \.\ 1111 (lt'l del) I hiS lll dk~Js the t.1sk uf PH kt ug up 11ft'~ p1 eces du libJV diff 1 lUJt f, ~ r thOSfJ whu f('1J <11 11 s() f lul\e ch av.n up a of "' "' 100 l>tl l}b p.!S"IIlg dn rk hst of l h;.irt.\ll I t!o.h [ JI!V ..,t\s Al bt•rt Dlltcs pastur of t)u Pomcro~ Sev('nt h-day \\t1h lht' . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,1 ·· " ...-----..,.:_ evrt ;one, but J)(•dth Sl l lkt'S ..... .._ bul'flP'Br . One owner 1975 Chev. l.uv 1 • .4 speed trans, radio, step bumper topper • 1973 Ford Pinto Wagon••••••••••••••••••••••••'1495 ; 1973 Chevrolet Nova SS Cp•·••••••••••••••••••'1795 Wagon 1974 Chevrolet Vega G.T. Cp•·••••••••••••••• '1695 1973 Oldsmobile Cutlau 4 Dr••••••••••••••••• '1995 1972 Dodge Charger 2 Dr••••••••••••••••••••••'1295 1971 Oldsmobile 98 L.S. Sedano•••••••••••••• '1495 1 Dodge Dart 1975 Chevy Classic A Or • vinyl top, p s, p b, air, extra 1973 Ford Grand Torino 2 Dr H T, p s , p b. air. auto trans IN STOCK------- NEW 1978 OLDSMOBILE$ & CADILLAC$ Come In and Pick Out Your Color & Options Get the Best All Aroynd Price . Seeoneofthesecourteous salesmen: Pete Burns. Marvtn Keebaugh or George Harris. Karr & Van Zandt "You'lflike Our Quanhty Way of Doing Bustness" GMC F1nanctng Sat. Pomeroy Open Eveningsuntii6:(10-Til5 Chevy Classic Station Wagon P S P B, air '2895 or 12 Months Warranty Available If Desired ------~NOW Auto , Slant 6. 2 dr , low mileage sharp •2495 Crulser.~•••••••••••'6295 75, 76, 77 Cadlllacs Have Extended 12,000 Miles 37,000 miles tNice! '1695 1972 Oldsmobile 88 Royale 4 Dr. Sed •••••••• '1295 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass 1973 Pilito Wagon 4 dr , auto small V 8 rndlo , Sharp - Priced to Sell _.s..,ovo =_........ step bumper, I Don't Wall •1 1973 Ford LT.D. 4 dr P S , P B, air, deluxe Interior '1 Dodge~ Plymouth Satellite 1 , p s , p.b , alr, 1973 1974 4 Or , '1695 1974 Buick Apollo 1974 Chev. C-10 w b V 8, P S P B Ton L w B Slant 6. sld trans ~lr 1969 Opel Kadel •395 DAN THOMPSON FOR Set Pat Hill, Rocky Hupp or Dorrell Dodrtll For A Good Deal on 1 Now or Ustd Vehtcle Open EvonlngsttU DO oxcopt Thursdrry and Soturday Clolod Sundoy 992-2196 Mlddlepon, o �• 12- The DallY Sentinel, Mi?dleport-Porneroy, 0., Friday, Feb. 24. 1978 Antonao , Texas ; a step· daughter , Mrs. Edgar !Betty I Vale of Sanford , Fla .; a Sisl er , Mrs. Mildred I . G . 1 Kathryn Meadows of MidGEORGE CRARY, SR. YoWlg Harns, a ., mne George B Crary, Sr., died grandchildren, a brother, dlep ort ! a nephew, Paul Feb. 1:; at Myrtle Beach, S. C. Reed B. Crary, Reedsville, Leshe Johnson of Athens ; A son of the late Mart and and three s1sters, Mrs. Pearl hve step grandchildren and ste p - g reat lA>uiSe Theiss Crary, he was Mora (Maye ), Route 3 three born Oct 19, 1911 at Pomeroy . Pomeroy ; Mrs . Norman grandchildren. Funeral servi ces are bemg A graduate of Pamer oy High Fisher (Helen ) Senecaville , School, he had operated his and Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth arranged at the RawhngslJuslness in Atlanta , Ga for (Faye ), Pomeroy, and Coats Funeral Home. The Rev . John Bryant of the past 40 years. several nieces and nephews Columbus will officiate . In May 1937, he married He was preceded in deatli Will be 1n Beech Grov~ Bunal Evelyn Goss of Columbus by a daughter, Mrs. Patr~ck Cemetery who survives along w1th a Dickson (Pattie) in 1964, a son, George B. Crary, Jr. , brother, Howard, m Italy in Atlanta , two daughters, Mrs World War II, a siSter, Anna Deanna Crary Reeser, White Shumaker in 1973, and a FISh Bay, WIS., and Mrs nephew, Larry R. WllderHobert H. (Gayle) N..:hols, muth in 1909. Friends were received at A • S. Turner Funeral Home m Sotne 13 open public Atlanta. Graves1de services forums to d1scuss the were held on Fnday after- m1mmum competency ex· noon, Feb 18, at Decatur pectatwns for Ohio students Cemetery. Pastor Cecil have been set, Dan E. Morrist Carpenter of the Lutheran Me1gs weal School D1stnct Church of the Messiah of- director of Curnculum and ficl3ted InstructiOn, reports Mrs . F•sher and Mrs Mora The forums were es· were m Atlanta for the ser- tabllshed by the State vices . Board of Education to seek r ecom mendati ons fr om WILLIAM HUGGINS parents, teachers, adWilham Huggms, formerly mjntstrators and school of Middleport, d1ed recently board orgamzatt ons perin Carrollton tmmng to mimrnum comHe IS surv1ved by two petencies slstcrs, Mrs Hattte Hysell, RecommendatiOns on a Pomeroy, and Mrs Mary K mtntmum competency Leav1tt , Columbus, lnd , and program for Ohw will be several cousms, meces and submilled to the •tate board nephews and chairmen of the Senate Memorial services were House Educa tion held at the McSweeney and Committees of th e Ohw Funeral Home m Carrollton General AssemlJly 'The regwnal public forums will provide feedback used in WILLIAM WYATT RESERVE recommendations William H (Wick) Wyatt, makmg the imple57, of South Second Ave., regardmg mentation of a mm1mum Middleport, died Friday at Veterans Memorial Hospital competency exammahon as a The Chancellor Model H461W followmg an Illness. He was prc•·equislte for promotion of Suppose there s a po wer born Aug 10, 1920, In Mid- all pup1ls to grades f1ve and l a1 l ure lont ght Even th ough dleport a son of the late Harry nme and ror graduation from t ho po wer comes back on high school Lester and Gertrude Wya\1 you r o ld clock radro wrll Quest10ns to be discussed at He was a veteran of W W !I wnke you late t omo rrow ~ rnaybe ho urs lat e Bu t thrs and • th e Korean con flict the forums mclude· Ze n1th e lectro ru c c lock radro What should •iudents be serv1ng in the U S. Army. IS drllerent It has a 4 ho ur able to do' He was a member of the Powe r Reserve ene rg y ce ll How well should students Fraternal Order of Eagles; that keeps th e c loc k cncu11 wo rkrn g acclH ately to wrthrn be able to perform' the Amencan Legion Post, 3 mmu tes lo r every ha ll hour How well can students Rulland and was employed as IM 1JOW8f IS oil T he perform, or ho w Will coma m11lwnght He and hiS Wife Chn nce llor Model H46 1W operated Headquarters Cafe petencies be measured ? (prc ture ab ov e) also mcerve-q AM And FM broad · When and how often should for 32 yea rs. casts has an rltum ina ted competencies be measured? Sunvmg are ht s wife, d ill scale e lect ronlt d rgr lal What plans will be Freda K Wolfe Wyatt, whom clock and AFC on FM developed for students who he marned July 71 1946 m Srmu l ated w'ood cabi net do not meet expectatwns? q ramed Wal nut co lor Catlettsburg, Ky ; a stepson, What is the impact of a Paul !Su1my) Holter, San m1n1mum competency program on students' What IS the unpact of a mmimum com~tence on the school community ' Who IS responSIIJie' goe' F arums closest to Meigs before the nom a goes on J County are March 4 at the PomeiOJ Piketon Hi gh School and Apnl 15 at the Worthmgton Flower H1gh School. 'The dates are on Saturday Shop and eac-h meeting will begin at 9 a m Testunony should be VanMeter !muted to three to four 992-2039 106 N. 2nd Ave. nunutes m response to 991-5121 Middleport, o. spcctfic tssues. A !mal report on the competency based program !or Ohio ·studenls is expected to be submitted to the State Department of Educahon on June 12 ---------------------------, l · Area Deaths \ Forums planned clock radio Hospital News Veteron1 Memorial H01pltal Admitted - Charles Wolfe, Hacme , Margaret Gloeckner, Raci ne ;•Gloria Manuel. Hacine ; Stephen Cochran, Pomeroy Discharged - J ack Cornell , Sr. , Alfred Smith, Troy Brook s, Eleanor Faulk , Victoria W1se , James Williams, Buth Wol!e, Iva Stewart, #Mary Pickens , Dav1d Hobbs, Gerald MeDame!, Autumn Walker . . Holzer Medical Center (Distharges, Feb. 23) Mary Bailey, Mrs. Jerry Brammer and son, Jean Burdell, Cuba Carter, Betty Crawford, Gary Cremeans, Robert Dav1s, Nelson Dunlap, Maxie Ent , Howard Fulks, Opal Gleason, Sharon Hatfield, Gered Hill, Mrs. Floyd wuderback and son , Kenneth Madden Ill, DoriS Morley, Anna Morris, James Mornson, James Patterson, Patri cia Perkins , Ronald Plumley, Essalona9 Prater, Cecil Price, Bermce Ratliff, John Rollins, Barbara SllfOer, Hazel Wade, Ab1ga11 Walker, Wa nda W1lhams , Amelia Willis, Lora W1lls. (Births, Feb. 23) Mr. and Mrs Larry Bugg, a daughter, Clifton Mr. and Mrs Homer McMillin , a dau ghter, Gallipolis Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGED - Sally Wears, Pomt Pleasant; Dw1ght Halley, Middleport; Delta Rollins, Poml Pleasant; Mrs . Charles Duncan , Southside; Perry Sayre, Pomt Pleasant; Uoyd Cline , Pomt Pleasant; Mary Bush, Jackson; Charles Con ley , Leon; Frankhn Collins, Ashton; Patricia Waugh , Ashton; Rock Evick, Point Pleasant; Chancey Meadows, Glenwood, Mrs Jack Duncan and daughter, Poml Pleasant; Mrs John Wiseman II, Galhpohs Ferry, Mrs Lew1s Dailey , Gallipolis; James Litchfield, Pomt Pleasant; John Hughes, Gallipolis Ferry; Lester Hall, Apple Grove; Blemma Doss , Pomt Pleasant; Annie Young , Mason; Wilham Bryan Sr , Point Pleasant; Earhe Russell, Pomt Pleasant; Wtlliam Williams, Pomeroy , Mrs. B1lly Maynard, Ashton ~':!.,,, INGLES FURNITURE R Weather Becommg partly cloudy today, with h1ghs between 30 and 40. Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday, with lows tomght m the middle or lower 20s and hi ghs Saturday m the lower 40s. ' MEET MONDAY The Oh-Kan Com Club will hold a regular business meetmg at 8 p.m. Monday at Burkett's Barber Shop, :>:19 N. Second Ave., Middleport. Members w1ll complete plannmg of their 15th annual coin show t o be held at the INSPECTION SET The annual mspect1on of Holiday Inn, Kanauga, Pomeroy Chapter 80, Royal Sunday, March 5. FoUowmg Arch Masons, will be held at the meeting, a coin auction 7.30 p.m. Tuesday. Work will w11l be held and refreshments be m the past master deg~ee will be served. THE LATE GREAT PLANET EARTH I tJI L1nd sey 81ble pruphe..,;y ~ how n to be tulliiiE'd m th1 s generati on, Jnd how 11 rf'VC'Jis God's progra m for the flllure Also J mo~ ·.very, very small A Safe Depos1t Box One of lhe most conven 1ent rooms you can re nt It keeps all your va luables safe In o ne place The rent? Just penn1es a week lion p 1C ilHe MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MILL ST, MIDDLEPORT, 0, THIS WfiKS Pomeroy church will FUNDS RECEIVED Meigs County's three local school distncts received a total of $213,904.49 as their portiOn of the February State School Foundation ·subsidy payment for February, State Auditor Thomas E . Ferguson reports. Followmg deductions for retirement, Eastern weal received 144,736.34; Me1gs weal, $116,088.92 and Southern Local $53,079.:>:1 In addillon the Meigs County ~ard of Education rece1ved a director allottnent of $15,315.98 A•••rate Name Texas Longhorns, the rugged survivors of the old cattle tra1l days, still more than live up to their names A b1g steer checked as late as 1941 had the record horn spread. B feet, 7 and threeeights mches, measured from tip to lip. emphasiZing violence this season, shows featuring unplic1t se•uality have been substituted The fact that these programs are available daily to children should cause parents to examine their control over TV viewing ." Adventists beheve that 'Fa1th lor Today' can help offset the effects of telecasts lackmg 1n moral value, Dlttes says . 'The program's current " Westbrook Hospital" series offers Bible-based solutions to real-life problems. William Fagel, a Seventh-day Ad"' venhst pastor, IS host. According to Albert Dittes, pastor, the local congregation )omed some 18,000 Adventist churches across North America , February 11, in , raising $550,000 for the nationally-syndiCated 'Faith For Today' telecast. "Westbrook Hospital's" 3(1. minute episodes are produced on film at Fa1th For Today stud1os in Thousand Oaks, California. The telecast, which has utilized drama, documentaries and mterv~ew-type formals, was begun m 1950 and is the oldest continuously produced religious program on Amencan TV. The programs a1r on 115 stations Meigs project is approved The Me1gs weal Schools have been notified by the Division of Vocational Education Manpower Trammg Services that its project proposal lor a Youth Employment and Trainmg Program proposed under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1977 has rece1ved approval by the Governor's office and the DiviSion of Vocational Educat1on e ffective February 6, 1978, m the amount of $11 ,287.00 Federal CETA Funds, Dan Morris, director of curriculum of the Me1gs Local District, announces . The Meigs Local Vocatwnal Education Plancpng D1stnct (VEPD) project program is a program of experiences designed to provide Information and growth in vocational and career opportumtles for a •elected group of ebglble m-school youth ages 16-16. 'The school program w1ll promote activities that will provide employment related m ~ formation, mforfllation on carrer educahon, baste work skills, vocational counseling, job market mformation and job search techmques, coordmalion of work experiences with local programs, and will expoWld upon the advantages of staymg m school Each part1c1pant w1ll be assessed utilizing the General Aptitude Test Battery and the Oh1o Vocational Interest Survey . Other assessment will be provided as recommended by each part1cpant's Vocational Counselor. The VEPD Will work closely and cooperatively with the local Community Based OrganIZation, the Galba - Meigs Community Action Aggency, m job placement and 1n offering supportive measures to partlcipatmg youth. The VEPD will retain the final authority in the job placement of participating st udenls Every effort will be made to assure placement of participants in jobs that coincide with prescribed student interests and al" titudes . Community Action Agency personnel will seek job site placement positions for participants based upon vocational and career L 2/25 thru 3/3 .........., assessments made by the VEPD co unseling staff. The program Will enable the youth 10 the target populatiOn to receive a fmancial base that will enable them to remain in schooL The educational serv1ces and experiences will provide a learmng enVIronment that will provide the student w1th t~e guidance and direction that will enable him to make wise chOices when he opts for a vocational career choice at the eleventh grade level UltliOately the VEPD's dropout rate should be reduced and, hoepfully, a more meamngful vocational program may be provided for all youth. Students of the Meigs, Southern and Eastern Districts w1ll be accepted mto the program with a maximum of 15 takmg part. Morris pointed out that lab materials set up for the program, however, should be of great benefit to other students In the three districts. Jackson captures tourney Jackson defeated Athens 57:46 for the 1978 championship of the Athens Eighth Grade Invitational Tournament Thursday mght. In the consolation game, Gallipolis defeated Eastern, I 4Fihdlln I dairy lsle ~ Locust & 4th Sf, - - ·9?2·5248 ~ • Hannan, 58-47 = Coach Homer Preece's Wabama White Falcons ezplocled for U pointl In \he fourth quarter Thunclay nlgbt to puU away from CI'OIIScounty rival lumnan 51-47. The win was the aecond In a row for the bend area team and upped their seuon rerord to 7-10. Hannan feU tO 8:11 on the year but not before puttlnt! up a tremendoua baltle. In the opening stanza, only el&bt combined total points were scored aa each team wu apparently trying to establish a dlaclpUned offensive pattern. After the smoke had cleared, the WUdcats had In their poaeaalon a (1:2 lead behind four points from Reese Dalton and a bucket by brother Wayne Dalton. Wahama bad trouble finding the buket In the quarter with Kelvin Honaker's ten foot jumper being the only points -red In eight field goal at- tempts. Rick Barnltz, Wahama's hot-shooting sophomore guard, found the range In the second period by scoring nine COIIIIeCUUve points for the locall to give Wahama an 11-11 advantage. Hannan managed to come back before the half with some hot free throw shooUng by Dennll VIllars who canned five of six attempts to pull the WUdcats Into a 1(1:15 deadlock at lntermisalon. During the third canto, Hannan regained the lead by a 111-18 score on Wayne Dalton's jumper from the comer but the lead was short-Uved as the White Falcons scored nine unanswered points to pull out in front by a 27-19 nuirgln and It looked as If It might be aU Wahama from that point on but Hannan retaUated yrlth the final six points of the quarter MEIGS WINS The Meigs Eighth Grade Girls Basketball team, coached by Wendy Halar, defeated Albany 30-12 on the juruor high Hoar in Middleport 'Thursday evening Lynne Ohver led the scoring for Meigs with ~2 and Kristm Anderson was second h1gh w1th eight point. H1gh scorers for Albany were M. Snow and C. Hawk, With four each. The Meigs team will travel to GaUipolis Saturday. to make It 2'/:lt lrtlh elabt minutes to pia)'. • The fourth period llory wu aU PhD Hobbl and Rick Bamll:l u they comblnal to help gtve Wahama their blclleat advanlalle of the nl&ht · at 1$ points 44-29 with 4:18 to play. Hannan was not to be counted out yet as they stonned back to within six II 48:42 behind the twisting and turning layupa r:l Vlltara. Wahama, however, called> time out 111d promptly sewed the neat aeven pointl ta put the game out of reacb. Keith Dye' sank a mid court shot at the buaer to make the llnaliiCOI'e . For Gallipolis, Tim Lanier had IB pomts and eight rebounds . Coach Mike Simmons credited Randy Dailey's defensive play in the second balf as a major factor in GoUla's victory. Tim 0111 bad 13 and Greg Cole 11 points for the losers. Gallipolis led 14-7, :11).17 and 30-27 at the quartermarks. Saturday, Gallia will host P\. Pleasant at I and M1111day the Gallians will conclude their 1977-78 campaign at Havenswood. Gallia is 11-4 on the year. Box score: GALLI A E lGHTH (37) Glenn 1·0-2; Eus11er 1-0·2; Lanier 6-618; Folley 1-1·3; ' Bogg0$s 2-1-5; Bergdoll 0·0·0; Duncan 30-6; Dalley 0-1·1; Elardo 0·0-0; Thompson o.o.o. TOTALS 14-9-17. EASTERN EIGHTH (35)Rlebei0-1 -1; Blssell1·2·4; Dill 5· 1-13; Cole 3 5 11. Spurlock 1· 0-2 , Rife 1·0-2; Smi1h 1·0·2 TOTALS 12-11-35. Socre by quarters. Gall Ia 81h 14 6 10 7- 37 Eastern 81h 7 10 10 8-35 Middleport, 0, MEET TIJESDAY A meeting of the Methodist men will be held Tuesday, Feb. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Forest RWl United Methodist Oiurch. The Rev. Paul Yeun, pastor of the United Methodist Oilll'Ch In Albany, will be the guest speaker. Charles Murray: . 'Friend of the dead' BY C. ROBERT LEITH RIO GRANDE - When Dr Sam Smith approached me and asked if 1 would " Uike on" a studenl with whom he had agreed 10 superviSe e1ght hours of "Individual Slud1es," History 494, many thoughts raced through my head Dr. Srmlh had srud he was too busy w ~ supervise lhe student. I Said "Yes," not knowing the unpact this expenence would have upon me ~ It seemed that an elementary teacher from Washingtoo School in Gallipolis was , along w1th five other people, recording a census of "Galha County's Dead" by VJsitmg aU known cemetenes that could be round , in Gallia County. Team statlltlca were cloler, than the II-point victory might indicate with Wahama shooting to percent from the Hoor (24 oU9) and a cUamal31 percent at the free throw stripe (10 of 32). Hannan hit on 18 of 48 field goal attempts for :rr percent and converted II of 16 charity tosses lor 68 percent. Wahama held the edge In reboWJd.! :rr to 31 with the Wildcats oommlttlrig the 1110111 turnovers 17-13. 1be Wblte Falcons also showed a llilghl edge In steala by nrlplng 10 errant paaaes ta 8 for Hannan.. Individually, Dennis VWara was the games lop ocorer with 20 ~era on 5 r:l 13 fletil goals lllld 10 of 14 free lhrowi. Wa)'lie Dalton wu the only other double figure ocorer for Hannan with 10 polnta. Wabama was led by their leading scorer Rlek Bamltz who netted 17 ta111e1 on of 13 field goala and I of 5 charity ~s. Bamltz was followed In scoring by Hobbs with 13 and Rick Buzzard with 10. Greg Blessing, Kelvin Honaker and Phil Hobbs grabbed 14, 9 and 8 rebounds, respe•llvely for Wahama while CUfford Akers notched 13 for the WUdcats. ruct Barilla 111d Wayne Dalton were the biggest thieves In the oonteat with Bamltz stealing the ball on lour occaslo111 111d l>alton contribuUng three steals for Hanllllll. · Wahama retums ta action for the fourth Ume this week when they entertain Caacb Lennie Barnette's Point Pleasant Big Blacks on Saturday, evening. The powerful Big Blaclts downi!d the Falcona by a 6W5 margin In their first encounter. a ELBERFELDS ~ OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. Rolfs Che~kbook Clutch Organized for her alone, Funclionally designed to hold a forlune . A handy outside com purse puts small change wilhin easy reach. And Inside there's a removable checkbook cover for checks and check records, ballpoint pen, and a 12-view photo/ card case. Available In a variety of colors, lealhers, and patterns. ROLFS Be sure lo see all the other new Styles and colors Women's Rolfs' Billfolds- Keytainers and matching accessories. Elberfelds In Pomeroy CHARLES MURRAY Is praised by Rio Grande C11llege professors for detailed research in Gallla Cuunty cemeteries . Charles Murray was a ver y personable young man who , although he may not have known 1t, was qu1te a master of local hiStory. I listened m disbelief as he told of searchmg through p1les of manure lookmg for tombstones, f1ghtmg angry p1gs m thelf abode, and literally scaling cliffs to reach cemetenes Isolated by strip mming. I was not surprised to hear how the POMEROY - fh~ uld Pumeroy Semor H1t-(h S(hn(ll bu1ldmg. lt1ng tune llfOup had Also outrun some chargmg bolla m the quest of historical truth I asked WlUCl'Upted , may be re:stured Fred ('row , promment Potnern)' myself, " What do I know about , ti!lnrney and preside-nt of the Pomero) L'effietenes '"' I asked Mr. Murray to ta ke me to VISit Chamber or Commen•e. has pi!)po,sed a variety of settings for ''Calha CoW1ty's ~lu mm l:iUbnnl dunatwns to (.Nf)' £ut: the ' Dead." The flflh grade 1eacher told me to resturCjtton Thu buiidmg was deedt'thn the Vlllijgc always look for a high h11land focus in on a cedar tree and ' 'yoW' chances of finding a of Pomeroy by U1e Mc1gs 1 .-~.,cal SC:h~wt cemelery will be very good!" 1 found out Ruard In hope that II could be u:st.><l fur a that Charles Murray had voiWJieered to be Village Hi1U . Pume1 U)' Mayur Clt~rcn t'P a member of the "Genealog) Comnuttee" Andrews and Village rounc1l mem~rs of the Galha County Hlstoclcal Soe1ety · tned se\Cral times tn set·ure federal The stupendous task of recording began 'grants hl reswre the old structure, but m March of 1974 He, and five others were turned down euch tune tTuw hct:s ~ upu~d the the bu1ldmg IS belongmg to the comrrutlee, sought to record the viSible remnants of 362 local defm1tely wor01 savmg, aM th1s 1s the cemelenes As of January, 1978, the (eelmg o( a ll persons invQI\ed Ct OW haS committee has claSSified for posteflly the started a project, U1rough the chamber to contents of 283 cemeterres - completion restore the bwldmg wJtn funds from per ce ntage of 70 1 The "Genealogy alumm If restored , vlll<:t~e u fr1~cs wtll !Jo Committee " has m tts possession an 1ndex: located on the sel'ond floor A tow of Lhe butldin g was made card file showmg all locations and travel directions to the 283 cemetenes. There IS a Tuesday and Crow ,. lr) mg to ~<'l township map for each township of Gaiha estimates on the cost of 1e.storatwn . Takmg part in the tour Tuesday we1 ~ County to locate the cemeteries Crow Clarence Andrews, ma;nr , 1Contmued on oaolle A-2) (Contin ued on page A·2) POMEROY SF.NIOR HIGH building tlUJl has bceu long UII<X'eupled may be a beehive of ac:llvlty once agam if plum; to restore 'the uld structure come to pass through donation.~ fl om the Pomeroy Alumru A ~oduhon • tntintl tmts VOL. 13 NO. 4 • Efforts underway to restore PHS building Gallia County's cemetery census 70 percent complete 58:47. It shows you care, 99$ . AND FRENCH FRIES • •• 37:3:;, tllelllntof I -wahama trips give show offering " The television program 'Fa1lh lor Today' provides a positive alternative to objectionable television," says Albert Dittes, pastor of the Pomer oy Seventh-day Adventist Church . " While network pro~rams are de- • I PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1978 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Conservation stays till vote count UnJted Press lnlernauunal electric power curtailments. Wh1le Ohio United Mme Workers The Columbus and Southern Oh1o representatives seemed optiJmsttc about Electnc Company bssed m Columbus the ratiftcataon chances of a new coal asked customers, despite the tentattve contract proposal, the stale's ut1lihes agreement, to curtad the1r use of d1sh· mdicated they won 't reJax conservation Y.ashers, washers and other apphances measures unt1l after the votes are counted The ullhty, down to aboul a 41-day coal Uuhty representatives smd current supply, has been orgmg a 2S percent power cutback requests wtll remam m efrect and cutback by its customers smce 1t reached others may be reqwred smce 1t IS the 51klay mark estimated that a ratif1 cat1on vote could Spokesman Robert Boyde S31d ·~we are lake 10 to 15 days and the start-up of coal produchon after the 61-day layoff another pleased, or COW'Se, by the tentatiVe agreement, but it looks like at least 10 to 15 15 days. days before ratir1catton and at least that Rep, Clarence J Brown, R-Ohio , long before actual coal producuon " He estunated m a letter to his 7th District sa1d rollmg blackouts w1ll be avo1ded only constituents this, that1l w11J take 42 days to if coal starts movmg berore the stockpile ratify a contract agreement and gel shrmks to 30 days deliveries of coal back to normal He said Oh1o Power official~ in Canton said they that would mean continumg or increeased were, of course, happy about ~he sett. 15th annual coin show set March 5 couraged to exh1b1t cho1ce Items, and complete sets of rare large cents, Indtan cents, and commemorative half dollars will be seen. Large size paper currency tssued 1863 to 1923, Civil war fractional currency, gold coms, and an exten~ive array of Umted Slates postage stamps, and first day covers will be present An mvttatlon ts exteflded to all tn· dividuals m the tn-county area to exhtbtt unusual num1smat1c Items they may own. All competition in the exhibits will be noncompetitive Locked metal security cases will be provided for that purpose by the host organization. Club members will be on hand to offer free appnusals, and identification of any 1tems offered Members feel that many persons of the area, have mateflal at home, wtthout knowmg what the)' own, or its recent value The Oh-Kan Co1n Club was orgamzed m March 1972 at Pomt Pleasant, W Va w1th 22 members For eleven year~, monthly meetings were conducted there, and tn 1973 1ts headquarters was moved to Middleport. Its monthly meetmgs offer num1smatic educatiOn, trad1ng sesswns, 'auctiOns, soc1al enjoyment, and bargains to 1ts 60 members New memberships are sohclted throughout the year. Other offleers mclude Felix Alkire, v1ce president, Roger Wamsley, secretary, David Horton , treasurer, and John Bryan, Sgt of arms GALLIPOLIS - Coin collectors of all ages, com dealers, and the pubhc from Ohto, West Vtrgmm and Kentucky will have their day here next Sunday, March 5, when upward of a quarter mtllton dollars worth of rare corns, paper currency, stamps, medals and related items w1ll be on exhibition or for sale m the banquet rooms of the Hohday Inn tn nearby Kanauga. The occasiOn is the 15th annual Gom Show hosted by the OH·KAN Coin Club of Middleport The event, held regardless of the weather, 1s open to everyone with no admission charge. Act1v1Ues open at 9 a.m continumg 1111 5 p m Plenty of easy parkmg ts avatlable This annual event 1s the only one scheduled m th1s area of southern Ohio each year. Edward Burkett, Middleport, club president , reports that fourteen professiOnal coin dealers from out.of~own have secured booth display space, and Will bring a vast assortment of corns and other matertal for sale or display In additwn, dealers will buy and trade Items, even such 1tems as old pocket watches, knives, late dated silver bullion cams. Evaluahons made to the public w11l be free. • Door prtzes of stlver dollars will be given every hour throughout the show Special souvenir wooden mckels, com magazmes, and newspapers will be g1ven free for as long as they last. At 5 p m a grand priZe ol U. S. gold cams or $200 w11l be awarded to some lucky person. Last year's annual show attracted about a thousand registered persons . This year's Police ordered to show, largest every planned. a record crowd is antiCipated. The public will have a (are op-- arrest dog owners porturuty to view historic corns and paper MIDDLEPORT- Middleport police currency exh1b1ts Every type of Umted States coinage during 200 year:-s of 1ssue officers have been ordered to arrest all dog Will be available. IndiVIduals were en- · owners permitting thetr anunals to run loose, Ch1ef of Pollee J. J. Cremeans sa1d Some 10 to 25 dogs can be seen runnmg loose dally in the common•tY creatmg problems for motorists and children, the pollee ch1ef reported. Strays will be p1cked New schedule set up up and held for the dog catcher, the chief , said. for U.S, post office TUPPERS PLAINS - Postmaster Mina H. Walker has announced a new schedule for the Tuppers Plams Post Off1ce effective at once. Monday through Friday the window wlll be open from 8:30a.m. to 12 noon and from 12 ·30 p.m tu 4 30 p m. and on Saturday from 8:30 a.m to 10 a.m. 'The lobby Will be closed on Saturday afternoons and all day Sunday. Mall deposited outside tbe box on Saturday will be picked up on Sunday by the star route carrier. ·' STRETCH OPENED VIENNA, Austria iUPii- After nine years of construction, V1enna opened the first stretch of its $1.2 billion subway system Saturday with brass bands and a free nde . Vienna, which so far has had no rapid transit system except for a few peripheral rail lines, has been suffering from increasingly congested traffic through Its anc1ent winding and narrow streets. lement . but " because of the uncertamty of the sttuallon" had no plans to revoke 1ts request for 25 percent cutbacks. Oh1o Edtson in Akron , wtu ch last week was warmng of 50 percent across the board power cuts, echoed the same sentlments John P Williamson, pres1dent of Toledo Edison, sa1d Fnday mght that the ullhly's call for voluntary conservation efforts would rematn m effect Toledo Edison has a comparatively large 50-60 day supply of coal Despite oppos1Uon to the contract that . .... . .... EXTENDED FORECAST Monday lhrough Wednesday, fair Mvnday, a chance uf snuw Tuesday and souw flurrle5 Wednesday. Continued c.Jid, with highs mostly In lhe 2Go and luws between five and 15 . . '••'' ,• ........... ... ••'' ... ''• ...,.,..,.,.,.,.,,,,..,,,,,,,, has begun to surface tn West Vwgm•a and Kentucky , OhiO UMW offlcJal:s ~1vc the pact a good chance for passage The opponents, lmmy or them pm·t or the militant Min ers Rtght-to -Str1h Comm1ttee , are dsspl eased w1t h " deduchble on medtca l msurance a nd a clause ra1smg the huu1 s tu quahfy for penswns 'You can 't please everybody especially coal mmers But thiS cuntract gives them JUSt about all what they wanted, " smd John Guzek, ptcs1dcnt of Urutcd Mtnc Wm·kcrs Dtsln ~ l G aftc1 PI ~sidc nt Ctn tt'r's sc tt lemcnt of the dlmount'C IIIl'rlt F111ldY And Ius comnwn ts wen:. 1l'JlC~Itrd bv 11\IIICI ~ d\.1 nss OhiO Guzek , whnst• dH;trwt l'U\!~t s Cdstcrn Oluoand pari nfWt·st VtrglruH , ~,nd , ''l11c co ut1ad gu ill .111t ecs the h e~ il th Hnd pensmn henef1t s ~md docs not pCihlllze n unc r s dun n ~ . 1 wJld t:.J t ::;t11h " And thC rid)' I"II I S~ IS vety good," li\' smd · I know 1l dncs not t•ontmn evm y tlun~ thdl ever yone \hill led Hut you're nut gumg to ~c t all thnt yuu wnnt Ill ,lJly flt'gOtUitiOIIS " Guzek sUlci he sees no mHju1 p1 ublcms 10 gcltmg uppi'QV:Jl t•f U1c lntci:t pncl Scvmul nuncrs In New Lexington, who mm churl un the stute capltdl lust week to gmn ~UJlpllr t fm Uu~ slt ike, 1)1 ed1ded the t nnu·i.lt't w11l be Hpprovcd " F1nm whcH I've heard we got wlu.tt we w(ml l.ld," s,lid Hobert Howard , 11 local \JMW offu:wl 1 It w! Js u ion~ stl ike nnd we vc been hurt, but it wus wo1th tt ' Hairston announces revised bus schedule 0 Po~eroy man GALLIPOLIS - Galha County School Supertntendcnt Tom H:ur ston ann oun ced Saturday the revtsed bus sthed ule to accommodate students Ill the Hannan Tra~;e attendance area . Begmnmg Monday , high sthool and seventh and etghth grade students will be 1n sessiOn at Hannan Trace H1gh School from 7: 30 a·.rn to 1 p.m. Pupils m grades K-5 from Hannan Trace Elementary wall POMEHOY ~ Meigs County Shenff use the high school facilities from 1 to 5 30 James J Proffitt reports Ronnie Williams , p m Special educallon classes Y. tll also be 2S, Dark Hollow Roa~ . Pomeroy, has been arrested for the Thursday theft from the unoccupied structure owned by Norma Thurman Post Office lo Wllson, East Mam Street , Pomeroy Accordmg to a shertff's spokesman, lnvesttgator Gary Wolfe was workmg on move into new quarters another case, when he came across a lead THUHM AN - W Roger Rees, on the Wilson case. Investigation resulted m the arrest The stolen ttems recovered Thurman postmaster, announced were two birdbaths, two old crocks, an old Saturday that on Tuesady, the Thurman Post Office will move mto 1ts new locallon stone jar, and two glass Mennatds. at 3 p.m W1lhams ts cuiTently confmed to the The post office IS presently located m Me1gs County Ja1L In other shenff activ1t1es, deputies Huff s Grocery The new location ts approx unately Thursday tnvest&gated a Single car accident at the west end of the driVe\\ a}' at one-quarter ot a mile west of the present location on State Route Z79 Meigs H1gh School The new post office will be open ror Accordmg to the report, at 9 15 p m. Paul E Hlll, Rt. 2, Racme, was leavmg business at 1ts new location 7·30 am on Meigs High School He attempted to stop March 1. for a vehicle dnven by Richard Thomas Kern, 19, Cheshire, who had stopped before entermg the county road. Hill was unable to stop, due to snow and 1cy conditions His car struck Kern's p1ckup truek In rear. There was moderate DOCTOR ON TRIAL damage to Hill's vehicle, and slight HACKENSACK, N J (UP!) - In a damage to Kern's vehicle Fr1day evenmg, Me1gs County deputies mveshgated a deer case wtthout known equa lm U.S medical acc1den1 on SR 124, approximately 500 feet history, a New J ersey doctor goes on trial Monday on charges of k1liln g f1ve hospital of Bailey Run Road. patients wtth curare, a drug once used by RIChard A Peyton, 31, Rt 1, Dexter, who was traveling east, struck and ktlled a South Amencan Indians as a potson on small deer that was crossing the roadway arrowttps Dr Mario E. Jasralev1ch, 50 , of There was slight dnmage to the front of the Englewood Chffs, IS accused or g1v1ng the p1ckup truck. patients fatal doses of the muscle·relaxant drug more than 10 years ago Experts m t.Timmal law sa1d they could recall no other case of a doctor charged w1th the mass murder of people hospitalized for routine surgery. arrested in theft case II C' Id 111 tile h1 gh schuol s1r udurC Sl udcnl ~ 111 the s1xth glacio ut Hann1J11 Tra ce wul be twuscd m the liC\\ cl assr4K i nt ~ th e old puJ1!1 b!c Kw<lergar1t•n . I, 2, 3, 4, 5, li, tmd J uni nt· th gh lndlvtduuhO'.cd ht::ill uL't wn These ~1udcnt s w11l urrlvc ut school ut 1 p m. Thm c wt\1 hen rntd-afternnon meal :-:~e1 ved Elementary BUlidmg They w11l not go at ound 3 p Ill MornmJ.: rclum - Buses wtlll euve the unhl Tuesday. 1l1C spll t·~CS:>IUII W<JS necessitated by :1 school ut 1 p rn tu take Uu! ~ ~ udcnts 111 fire last Tuesday mght wh1ch destroyed grade::; 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 , and 12 home 111ese the older section of the elementary school students should all arnvc home by 2 30 pm scrv m ~ 580 st ud en l ~ m that section of the Juijll~ent to 11'1 Gal11a Cuunl y IAJ Cal School Drst11 d . Her e rs the lt'V Iscd bus st hcdu h• Mnrn1ng 1)1C'k-up bu ses wtll stm1 t1u•1r mornmJ{ r uns ;u ound 6 a m They Will be p1ckmg up st udents m grades 7, H, 41, Ill, II , 12 and Vucal1<111 cd stud ents The se students Will Hfl lVC Hl Sdlool Ut 7 15 H m There wtll be a breakfast program for these students. and lunch w1ll be served uround 11 a 111 Afternoon piCk-up ~ Buses will Bllirt then afternoon r uns around 11 45 u m They will be p1ck1n!-( up !!l't udents 111 grade s Three complaints probed by police GALLIPOLIS - City pollee officers here Saturd ay mves ttga ted three complaints of auto larceny at Jim Mmk 's Auto Sales on Eastern Ave Officers smd someone broke the wmdow on a 1976 Cadillac and took an AM.fM tape player. The wmg glass was br oken on a 1977 Mereury m order to get the radio Howeyer, the attempt was not successful. Thieves did steal an AMFM tapeplayer from a 1972 Pontiac GT by p1clting the lock . Meanwhile, Gallla County sher1fr's deputaes Saturday were investtgatmg two acts of vandahsm. Dave Gibson, Raccoon Creek Rd , reported sOmeone threw a metal object brcakmg the windshield on his p1ck-up truck Aulton Castle, SR 325, one mile south of R10 Grande, reported his mailbox had been knocked down Aftcutoun tctum - Buses will leave the sehnnl at 5 :!O p m to taku the studunts m ~~ .1des Kl11d cq.(J.lf1en, I, 2, :l, 4, 5, 6, and lndtvtduahzctJ lnstrudwn home These ::.i udent s should ,1)1 a Jt tve humc by 6 45 pIll K mrtcr gurtcn schedu le - Students in the monung klndcr ~arten class will attend school from 1 p m tu5 30 p.m on Mondays and Wednesdays St udcnts in the afternoon kmdeq~m1 e n cluss wtlluttcnd school from l p m to 5 30 p m on Tuesdays and 11mrsdays E>n Fnday, Murch 3, and Fnday, March 17, the mormng kmdergarten class will attend school On Fn~ay, March 10, und Friday, March ·n. the afternoon kmdergarten class will attend schnnl Man charged with DWI GAl !.!POLIS - Loren Jacobs, 25, Rt. 2, Crown C1ty, was charged with DWI following a trallic acd~ent at 4:06 p.m. Fnday on Vme St Cily pollee officers said the Jacobs car pulled from the Intersection mto the path of a vehiCle operated by Charles Jeffers, 64, Eureka Star Rt There wsa moderate damage. Debra J. Eads, 21, Gallipolis, was charged with dr1v1ng left of eenter following an accident on SR 7. Officers said the Eads cHr struck a vehicle operated by Elizabeth D Sheets, 61, wwer River Rd ClTY INCOME TAX DISCUSSED GAI.l.IPOILIS - Richard Gilbert Ch1ef Deputy Auditor, Lima, Fnday nlght discussed ctly income tax measures wtth C1ty Manager ChriS Moms and CommissiOners Richard Mackenzie, P. D. McCreedy and Howard B Saunders along Wlth Ally William Eachus, city solicitor Gilbert told commission how Lima GALLIPOLIS - Area Six Health Systems Agency, Inc, from MarietUI Will started 1ts city income tax program in conduct a pubhc meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 1959-®, and how 11 has benefited that 28, at 7 30 p.m m the Holiday Inn at community down through the years, not Galbpoiis to provide an opporluruly for , only m capital 1mprovejllent but also in open d1scusston of health care concerns m general fund revenues A one percent city mcome tax apthe area Resrd cnts of Galha M e t ~~ and peared to be the " best alternative to in· Jackson Counties are encouraged to attend crease the cash flow tnto the general fund" and partiCipate This meet1ng \\ tll offer an of the city of Ga lhpohs according to a appropnate forwn for local expressiOn so recent report made to the ctty conunlssion that the area health planning agency may by a Concerned Citizens Committee of the be lotai)y aware and informed Gaihpoils Area Chamber of Commerce. Health care topic Weather Mostly cloudy, windy and cold today, tomght and Monday, with periods of snow flumes . Highs today will be m the m•d or upper 30s, With lows tonight in the teens and highs Monday between 30 and 35 l SECURITY RISK SET WASHINGTON (UP!) - A security expert says tf the government had carrted through on its investigations of securtty leaks Daniel Ellsberg , the man who released the Pentagon Papers, would have been uncovered as a security risk long before YVatergate W. Donald Stewart, former espionage supervisor for the FBI and then chief mvestigator for the Defense Department claims in a report to be released th1s week that U S mtelllgence and the government operate '.! bke amateur mght" when It <.'Qmes to leaks and associated matters of Tuesday meeting j 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/. 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