https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/583b129a9eb46f7d40c1b6482b7555eb.pdf 2f3c37a4527c5642764bfe0e0ce1f778 PDF Text Text 12- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Thursday, Mar. 30,1978 r ------------------ -- ------~ Funeral Home. ERNEST D. BARNHART Ernest D. (Emle) Barnhart, 51, Bradbury Road, Middleport, died early Thursday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Barnhart was born Nov. 30,1926 at Darwin, a son of William Dale and Elsie Douglas Barnhart, a!Jo of Bradbury Road, Middleport. Besides his parents, he is survived by his wile, Ruth Ernestine Johnson Barn)lart, a daughter, Cheryl Denise, at borne; a brother, Ronald L. Barnhart , of Bremen; his mother-In-law and lather-Inlaw, Ellen and Francis Johnson of near Pomeroy and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded In death by a brother, Kenneth William Barnhart. Mr . Ba rnha rt wa s a member of the Bradbury Church o( Christ and was veteran of World War II having served with the U. S. a Army. He was a member of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Leg ion . Mr . Barnhart had been employed as an equipment operator with the Columbus and South· ern Ohio Electric Co. lor' the past 30 years. Funeral services will be held at I p.m. Saturday at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home with the Rev. Donald Raley officiating. Burial will be In Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. GINO J. PJEROTII Gino J. Pierotti, 70, 218 E. Second Street, Pomeroy, died Pilot forced to land .ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY :I Area Deaths !I Meigs Property Ewing Funeral Home this ALBERT BAER Albert Baer, Forest Run, evening and Friday from 2..t died this morning at h!J and 7-9 p.m. residence. Funeral services Transfers will be announced by Ewing SPECIAl. SAI.E Running out of gasoline in an automobile Is ooe thing but In an airplane ? That's something else. However, James Whetzel, 43, Danbury, Conn., luckily lived through the erperience Thursday afternoon when his single engine Comanche 250 ran out of gasoline while flying over Meigs County . Fortunately, Whetzel wsa able to land the craft in a hay field at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goeglein on the Flat woo ds Road near Pomeroy. Adding to the dangers of the landing, which could have been diaastrous, was the fact the ha y field ha s la rge groundhog holes which could have easily caused the plane / TWO DAYS ONLY CLIFT()N H. WULIAMll Lavada Wheeler, Pete Clifton H. (Jumbo ) Wbeeler to Pete Wbeeler, Williams, 92, College Road, Lavada Wbeeler , 1.40 acres, Syracuse, died Wednesday Salisbury . afternoon at his residence. Pat E. Mitchell, aka Clair Mr. Williams was the son of E. Mitchell, Marcella Sue the late Clarence Percy and Mitchell to Danny R. Tillis, ..·-·-~-~­ Alice Hoffman Williams. He Saundra K. Tillis, .42 acre, was a!Jo preceded In death by Rutland. one daughter, Jean Williams Evelyn Virginia Moore to BAG MAKER/SEALER! Jones, and one sister, Gladys Charles M. Salser; parcel, WEST BEND. MAK ES BAGS TO PERFECT May. Pomeroy. ---~--S tZ E - rm EXCESS BAGGA GE Mr. Williams was In the oil Charlotte Wolfe, Gale E. and gas business all his Ufe. Wolle to Donald A. May, Regular $29.95 He was a 32nd Degree Mason. Vivian M. May, .69 acre, 95 He is survived by his wife, Pomeroy. Grace Capehart Williams, Perfect for lefto~rs. fresh Larry L. Baker, Phyilis L. the following ·children , Mrs. BakertoPauiJ. Pauley, Lois fru 115 and veget ~bl e s , Ernest Avazo Sisson, A. Pauley, I.OB acre, Chc'!let . clothing , silverware, pa in t brushes and mor ~l Syracuse; Hulbert Williams, John Tucker, Maxine R. Akron ; Vera May Tannehill, Tocker to Harry E. Cla rk, Jo Parma; J ohn P . (Ja ck) Ann Clark, 2.76 acre, Williams, Syra cuse , and Rutland. Thomas H. Williams , Columbus ; eight grand- · · children and It greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be cents a P.acka!l.e off on any_ men's Hanes Red: held 1 p.m. Saturday at Label underwear. Includes knit briefs, ,T-shirts, Ewing Chapel with the Rev. Dwight Zavitz officiating. athletic shirts and boxer shorts, regular and Burial will be in Mound Hill extra large sizes. Cemet ery , Gallip olis . Friends may call at the funeral home this evening MEN'S from 7 to 9 and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. WASffiNGTON - (UPI) Administra tion officials, under pressure from striking farmers and restive farm Flare leg. choice of 4 styles, 80 per cent cotton , 20 per cent bloc congr essmen, Wedpolyester. Our Mr. Leggs brand, sizes 29 to 38 waist , nesday unveUed a new aid le ngths 30 to 36 inc hes. Spec ial Sa 1e Pri ce. pa ckage which Vice Jack Wade Osborne, 21, estimated President would Walterraise Mondale farm . Mansfield, who escaped from the Middleport jail sometime Income by $3 billion to $4 I' early Monday morning was billion this year. apprehended In Mansfield at 8:45 a. m. Thursday, Middleport Police Chief J. J. White House news conference that if Congress passes a Cremeans reports. Chief Cremeans said more far-reaching bill Reg. $2.49 stretch belts fit all sizes 24 to 34, light pendingence In a Senate-House 1 · I t WO Osborae was apprehended by confer committ ee , an d · d ar k COOrS, magne f IC b UC k 1e. Specta the Richland Co unty Sheriff's day price. Department and will be President Carter would veto it. Bergland said the adreturned to Meigs County .. Osborne was Indicted on ministration plan would be charges of possession of put into effect under existirig stolen property by a recent law. Meigs .grand jury. FRIDAY, MARCH 31st and SATURDAY, April 1st OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR - New Sor inq line by Caoer-Mates. - Reg 11lar sl~es~ to 18. SALE sl5 SAVE ON MEN'S HANES UNDERWEAR Officials so REG $32 oo .... ..•.•• ..••••••.••.•••••.', ••.••••••••SALE 525.59 REG: $30:oo ••••••••• ••• ••••••• •••••• : .... ... . .. . ... SALE 523.9: REG. S26 .0Q •••• oo o••••• ••• oo •••••••• ••••o •• ·· · · · ···SALE $20.7 REG. S17 .00 •••• o•. •• ••••• ••• ••.••• . •• oo ••·· · ······ SALES13.59 REG. S16 .00 •••••. ••• ••••••• ••• o•••••••• ••• •• •••••• SALE 512.79 REG. S14.00oo o•o oo••····· ····· · ·· · ······ · ·•· o•• •• •· SALE $11.19 REG $13.00 .••••• •••• ••••••.••• o•••••••• ••• ••·••••• o. SALES10.39 . . . . SALES879 REG. $11.00 · •o•• · ··· ·· · ·• •o•••••• •o •o•o•• ••• •••• · · · GIRLS' SHORTS Large select ion of the latest styles Including track shorts. Sizes 2 to 4, 4to 6x and 7to 14. · Jail escapee apprehended Wednesday at Veterans Hospital, Chillicothe. Mr. Pierotti was the son of the late Colombo and Odella Barsotti. He was also preceded In death by one brother, Bruno. He was a member of hte Pomeroy Sacred Heart Catholic Church, American Legion Southway Post, Columbus, and · he was a Vetera01.Memorial Hospital veteran of World War II. ADMITTED - Clifford He Is survived by t wo Brown, Rutland ; ·Ralph Hall, sisters, Olga Pierotti , Pomeroy ; Helen Gibbs , Pomeroy; Ucla Ebersbach, Hartford ; Franklin Molden, Columbus, and one brother- Rutland; Myriam Jacobs, in-law, Robert Ebersbach, Pomeroy; Gertrude Swartz, Columbus. Middleport; Mary Divers, · Funeral services will be New Haven ; Roy Neff,, held at the SaCred Heart Middleport; Roy Frecker, Catholic Church Saturday at Minersville; Elija Powell, 10 a.m. with the Rev . Father Pomeroy; Lois Weaver, Paul Welton officiating . - Mason; June Gardner, Burial will be In Sacred Heart Parkersburg. Cemetery. . . Discharged Hobart Roaary services will be Riggs, Herbert Rose, Donald conducted this evening at Laudermilt, Kethel Hatfield. 7:30 p.m.' Friends may cail at TO ORGANIZE MIDDLEPORT A meeting to organize the Hit 'n Misses girls and wom~n's "softball teams will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday at the Royal Crown garage on N. Second Ave., Middleport. All members of the Hits 'n Misses senior girls' team, ages 14·18, are .asked to at· tend. Any former members of the Hits 'n Misses, any age, may report for the . new women's team and if there are still openings on the team, others may try out. SONGFEST POMEROY - A songfest will be held at the Pomeroy Seventh -day Adventist Church at 7 p. m. Saturday. All gospel singers and participate. The public is Invited. Stop In Keep Ohio's forests clean and green and they will continue to provide renewable benefits for all, Sl!YS the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. MEN's WORK UNIFORMS 81/2 oz. twU I work pants of 65 per cent polyester , 35 per cent cotton. permanent press. Regular sj ze 29 to 4.4 waist, e xtra size 46 to 50 wa ist . Choose navy blue. olive green. suntAn , charcoal or forest green . __ Matching sh irts In regular s izes 14¥7 fo .l7, exr ra large sizes 18 to 20. Short .!i_eeve.shirts tO match s ma ll, me diUm, large and edra large . Regular Size S8.95 Pants.. o, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Sale $8.33 Regular Size $7.95 Shirts • • • a a a . o o o • • • • • • o • • • o • • • o . . . . . .. . . . . .. . Sale 17.33 Extra Size $9.95 Pants. · •· o•••o. . ... .. . . . . . . . . . . ... oo• • •. •• Sale l9.ll Extra Size $8.95 Shirts •• o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . Salt17 .3l $6.95 Short Slte\le Shirts •• , • ••••• • ••• • •.• o••••• o.. •o o•• •••••• Sa I.e S6.3l 0 BLUE ·DENIM JEANS Prewashed denim . 80 per cent colton. 20 per cent polyester. c hoice of three styles. Sizes 8 to 18 in regulars . and slims. · FRIDAY AND 'SATURDAY . MAKE A SUNDRESS! Accoun t A Bathing Suit! A S1,1per Top! G et rich ! A Pair of Shorts ~1)~1 . Regular savings odd up 12.95 HUSKY SIZES-- ............·................. SALE '9l8 1 MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE BLUE CHAMBRAY SHIRTS Permanent press. two pockets, full shirt tail , ·Sil)all ( 14, 14'h l. m e dium (1S-lS'12 L large (16-16'12 ), extra large (1717112). Our regular price $S.9S. -· ~ Meigs County RACINE HOME NATIONAL . BANK RACINE . REVERSIBLE$, POPULAR WIDTHS. $_1__ ,,~~ ~#. 1f2 PRICE ·~··-·._••_._••_•.._Sa_l_e~~--l Reg.S2.oo . . .... .. Sale$l.S9 Reg.$2 .35 . ... .. . , Sale$1.89 Reg. S2.60 ••• •••• ,.$ale $2.09 Reg . Sl.oo ....... . . Sale S2.39 ·woMEN'S DAYTIME DRESSES • • at e whi eh wa:j fon~d do wn m Mci~S C'nunl}' Thu rSt111Y. w a~ ch·li ~ ht ed tlwt the plane w.ns on the forn 1of her g,r undi)CII'<'IIL". M t·. 1.1 11d Mt·s . Albel't C : t M.·~ Ie in , Flalwuo ds Hoad , ncar P tlme rtly , enttne RUBBERMAID PLANTERS A brand new selectiqn at special price. Win'dow color and toots Limited quantity, not every size, mostly Cannon make. Home .Furnishings Department, 1st Floor . . SAVE 30% DECORATOR INDUSTRIES CUSTOM MADE DRAPES -and d idn't give Ute judges a lllat Ohio's judges have not chairma n of the Senate Finance Committee, said the while the cost of living has pay raise a t all , it Htill wouldn 't be $HIO a year per employee /' he s~id . worU1whilc . The senator " U you took the $6 million had a pay ra ise in 4 h~ years workers a t a c.:o st of $!) million . Speck said revenue growth would ful'nish the funds. 'The judges ' pay hike is effective upun ermcLI1 1enl nf the bill , while lh e s U-1 Ic Cmplt1yet.--s will ha ve lu wftil 1-'iftt•t•u ( ·.. uts \ 'ul. :!~ . N u . :! l !'i CLEVELAND . -- THE CLEVELAND BOARD OF EDUCATION'S 11,000 employees were not paid as scheduled today because the system, again, didn't· have the funds to cover the $5 million payroll. Board clerk-treasurer Michael Hoffman aaid. the district bas only about $600,000 available to pay employees and that no more tax advances can be expected - except for a $3 million State Foundation payment at the end of April. . ~Perfect size lpr couples, ._.- - ' si09les, students , . , where craftsmen still car~ •. ~ uses·)u'!\2 cups of olllo fry one or two servings In a few minutes ~ No-SUck surface Inside and out , ,,. ~ Plastic cover and slotted frying elecb lc spoon included . S1995 OAKLAND, CALIF. - A BAR HAS AGREED TO pay $130,000 to the ex-wife and two children of a man who died from alcoool pol11011ing after downing 10 straight sbota of !51-proof rum on hia •21st pirthday. Alameda County Superior Court Judge Stanley Golde approved the settlement In a suit by Kathleen Ewing and her two aons, Robert, 9, and Ahtbony, 7, against the Cloverleaf Bowl In nearby Fremont. · OPEN SATURDAY 9130 A.M. TO QtfiO ., • ,.... ... .• ' unti l .July 2. l' ft• i ft' r ' s l f 11d l'r Se n. Tlwmus A Villl Ml'l t•r, H-As h land , pr opost•d an illiiC!Ulmc nt to 111 a k t1 Ill(· jm lgcs Wui1 until tllat da iP .. IJut it was dt'fcatcd 1•n :1 lli-lli vol e. 1.1 . C: (•v. HidHII'Ji F . Cl'lt'!:ih.' dt•t·l irwd l.n hn•ak tl14' lie . T he n wjor aJIH'JHilllt'llt, spons11re<l by ticn. Paul K Pfei fe r , H-Buc yi·us. cut back t he t'op-:m la ricd judgl'S . aHI(' I Id J n~·n t , of thl' lJil111 lilt' r lllrr ju:itk t• !)upt't' IIIC CmU'I ll lll h ' 111\iy $55, ()()() II Yt'Hl'- instt•Hd uf $1i0 ,000. He n ow t' Ht'll S $4:1,U00. J\ssod ai L· ju~t il'e~ nf Ihl' ~~ 11Jl r4 ' 1 114 ' Cour t , now al $4 U,Q(KI , would IIWkt• $4!1,000 1115\.ead o[ $5:1,000, a mi 4'UUI'l of HJIP\.!fll:; judgt'.'i, now Hl W\111\ tl $:17,()(HJ , would nw kt• $4~ .(HMI !Conti nued on p•ge 10) Three children killed in fire AHCli BOIJ) , Ohio I UPI I ~ worker s earning less tha n CLEVELAND - VOLUNTEERS HAVE BEGUN circulating hundreds .of petitions demanding th~ ouster of Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinlch as the formal effort w recall the mayor began in earnest Thursday. The first petitions showed up in downtown Cleveland Thursday afternoon' while a central coordinating group was formed to organize the drive. Excellent selection of patterns ·and colo~s for every room · in your house. excellent quality, expertly made, b~ing in your window measurement and save now . Also save 1SO per cent on matching custom made bedspreads. 'SALE pointed out under the circwnstanccs ,'' state workers, it wouldn't be allocated for state Supreme Court and court of appeals judges. The 20-to 41kent hourly pay raise lor some 75,000 state VAN WERT, OffiO - RICHARD LEE MASON , 24, asked to be sentenced to death and threatened suicide If his wish was not granted after he pleaded guilty to two murders, attempted murder and robbery Thursday. Mason entered the guilty pleas!\) the four charges in Van Wert County Commoo Pleas Court. They stemmed from two kiillngs during a robbery at a tavern in Van Wert Coonty in February 1974. Y2 PRICE _-DEEP FRYER ...,,,.,ct,"'""'REGUW '27.50 Nevertheless, Sen. Ha rry Mes hel , D -You ngs town , pay raise wer e deV4lted to 18-14 to cut out one-third of LOUISVILLE, KY. - THE FBI SAYS I'D SOLVED the Feb: 17 robbery of an estimated $3,000 from the Liberty National Bank in LouisviUe with lbe surprise arrest of a Lorenzo Williams, LouisviUe. The FBI said it arrested Williams, 26, at llle intersection of llle Watterson Expressway and Dixie Highway. His auln was surrounded by patrol cars when city police officers and FBI agent& working on another case recognized him from a description , according to an 'FBI sp9kesman. BED SHEETS FRYette said Meshel. the treasury can curren tly spare. "This is llle best we can do by the increase which had been Schools remained open Wednesday and Thursday, although attendance was far below normal. Only two of the district's 50 bus drivers crossed teacher picket lines. QISCONTINUED PAnERNS ~COLORS Sizes 10-101!2, 11 -11 y 2, 12-13 in' white or grey, double wear cushion foot, no bind stay up top. tripled." Sen. Sam Sp eck , 11-Ncw Meshel said that even if the Concord, to give an extn1 fi ve $6 .1 million cost of the judges' cents an hour tu the ~tnt e ~nncmlme nl meas ure, the senators vOted Brunswick Education Association. SAVE •20.00 .........................'59.95 UESfi!EN). from the genera l revenut! fund, amounts to mor e than .state employee groups. It amounts to between $416 and $832 a year, and state employee groups have called for a minimum of $1 an hour to 20 percent across the boa rd - closer to $2,000 a year. The cha mbe r turned duwn , 11 lo 21, <In 'J'IH't'l' t'ilildJ:PII Wl'J't' killed , four yow 1~stt>r:; lms pilai ll'.t>tl mHf lOflr d ighlcrs treat ed for ~m okc inha l3tion m c-t fi rt• ThursdHy at . cente r . iJ duy (; Hrt ' Ar clibol<l Fir e Cld ef Hichar·d 1•:rbskom sHid the deuths and injul'ies were ~ II ca used by sriwke inhalution . Ki lled were : Jaeuh f: r t~ ht~ r . Cau~c 11f tiH· blu :o.' , whid 1 d ill an cst imnt t•d $4 0,\HIII da !ll ll l~c·, lw.t l nnl Imen (\t' tCI"Il li IW ll Police probe two accidents M i ddle port P oli('t' i nve:-:; Ligated t wo rn iriUr t-JC· ddcrrts 'l'hun:tl.ay . Al 9: 10 <\.I lL , 11 c:ar drive n by Gcpq.;f! E. Bcrmctt, Leon , Ill W. Vo1. , tra ve li ng nur1h uf S . IU Third Ave., i t t•nc- w.ay SIJ Uth- 4' mon ths ; Lauric l.h!Hs, :1 yea rs ; a nd Chr is topher De rna linc, :t yem's . l.njurlxi wer'c : .lilt ki c l.u ~ o , 7 weeks ; Dav id Lu gn, month s; Jill Li ec hty, rnonU1s; Dt~ v id l.ict:hly. :1 years ; and Jenn y Sommer, 1 year ~ . The two Liechty children were in in tensive ca •·c this murning at 'l'oledu Hnspil.rt l. The Lugo l'hi ld was i n fa ir conditinn a nd U1e Sonmwr yo ut h in ~ r itil'al ~~~ l he Medica l Cqilege Hospital. Erbs kor n said till.~ fir e apparently st(lrlcd in lh() attic of the Robert Hnusch home a nd spreud bctwcm1 Brunswick school system entered its third day tnday with no negotiations scheduled between the school board and the ' SAVE •39.95. ........................•69.95 ~-~ lllem with llle leadership ." As it cleared llle House last November, llle bill contained a judicial salary increase but no raise for state employees. Prior to pass ing th e co nferenc e "We will have to review the am e ndme nts a nd discuss gone up by 46 percent aud "the work of the courts has BRUNSWICK, OHIO - A sTRIKE BY TEACHERS IN the Regular $109.90 upright sweeper and' attachments wo~n le gis la tiv e committee . in weeke nd recess. $55.5 million required to fund the increase, $35 million of it ANAHEIM, CAUF. - MICKEY MOUSE ON .STRIKE ? Donald Duck quacking on a picket line? That was the prospect at Disneyland this weekend . Some 1,700 employees, including lllose ~ho play the costumed cartoon characters, have scheduled a strike to begin at midnight Saturday. ''The negotiations have completely broken down and hopes for preventing a strike don 'I look good at lllis time," Bob Gable, secretary-treasurer of Retail Clerks Local 324, said · Thursday. SPECIAL PRICES EUREKA SWEEPER SALE Regular $79.95 deluxe canister sweeper llle bill," said Rep. Harry J. Lehman, D.Shaker Heights, after the Senate had adopted llle bill and joined the House of the recommendation of ., KENT, OHIO - MEMBERS OF the May 4 Coalitoon lield a rally at Kent State University, but KSU president Brage Golding refused to speak to about 30 protesters who gathered outside his office following Thursday's rally - attended by about 300 people. · Golding later issued a statement saying tbe university "simply cannot, and will not, allow our priorities to be altered by engaging In nonproductive dialogue with small numbers of persons on an issue which is presently, and in our view rightly , under the lawful jurisdiction of the courts." ' SPECIALS planters, COLUMBUS (UPI ) - The state Senate has approved pay raises for state and loca l judges and most state employees, but significant amendments may se nd the entire matter to a joint $20,000 a year falls fa r short f.News. •. .•in BriefsJ Reg. ·s 14.00o . .. .. . .. .. . . o.. . .. . ~ . . .. ~ .. . ........ Sale $11.19 Reg. Sl2oOO •••• •• ••• •• ~ ······· · ··o · · · ·· · ······ ·· · Sale$ 9.59 Reg. Slt.oo ............. ~··· ··· · ·····o·········· SaleS 8.79 Reg. SlO.OOoo• •••••oo••···· · · •o••o······ ·· · ··· · ·· SaleS 7.99 Reg. s 9.oo........................ :.. oo•o••••o• Sale$ 7~19 hanging confe r ence committee with ·::,:::::::::::.~'}':::::::::::;:;:::::::;~::::::~:::;::::::::::8::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::...~:::::::::!::~-=:::: ~*:::::w.-:~: New colors and styles in regular sizes 12 to 20 and extra si zes 14'/2 to 52. sill planters, decoratilte. " We may well go to The Senate passed llle bill unanimously Thursday alter rebuffing attempts to delay the judges• salary Increase .;md boost the amounts for state workers. · House leaders said they will need until at least next Tuesday to unrave l th e amendments, most of which apply In the 25 to 45 perc"ent salary hikes afforded llle 620 judges. CONDITIONER SHAMPOO CUSHION FOOT WORK SOCKS 2 ·~·· _------·_-•••• ..-· _. ._••-••_••_." ••_. Ca·r e for. DandruH' DAVIi 4 D PAIR 1 $2 39 S COSMETIC DEPARTMENT SALE PRICES Discontinued styles, solid colors and patterns selected from regular stock. Home Furnishings, . 1st Floor. t(• AT . By LEE LEONARD UP! Stalehouse Reporter Reg. 54 . 79 ... .. . ... .. . . ... .. ... ................... a e • Reg. $6.79 •• •• •••• •••••••• ; ••••••••• •• •••••••••• •• Sale $3.39 Reg.$7.79 •••• •• •••• ••• .'':: •• ••• •• ••• •••• ••• •••• • •• Sale$3.89 R eg. $8.7 9 ....... ..' .. . .. . . . .... ..... .. .. . ......... Sale S4 •39 SIZES 30 TO 44, LEATHERS, VINYLS, JEANS BELTS, TABLE COVERS ~ t( '6~ Poopl~ MEN'S PARIS BELTS Four-year<Jld Nichola Pickens , daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Pickens, allllough dwarfed by tl•e plane of James Whetze l, Danbury, Conn .. Pay hikes are approved for judges, employes , Ole group of mostly pop music. SMALL LOT FOR . .For '10~ FOR (l\'6\ Super . Fabric! A Home Bank FOR THIS SALE 2 f&~e remor~obly ! '8.88 . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Fridav. March 31. 1978 8-TRACK TAPE SPECIAL BOY.S' •10.95 MR. LEGGS Open o Savings DAY SALE L muslclans are invited to SOON CLEARANCE '1 2 77 1.,·-~~-·-·-·--·-·-~"-~-·---·-·-~"--·---·-·-+-~"-"::... 2_.7,~9"._·-·· ~ s!~~~eB0~n~er~~~~dt~r! BO·YS'. J.EAN s.BELTS NEWI FLEX '1'' plane was refueled and all From •1•• '1 ••95 AND '15.95 PRE-WASHED DENIM JEANS Whetze l glided for the landing between some power given permission to secure gasoline and attemp t a holes covered with hay as a ta keoff by the Federa l safety measure. Aviati ~ n Agency in CinWhetzel walked out a path CiMati. for takeoff. Whetzel was taken to the On the first attempt the Gailia-Meigs Ai rport in plane became bogged down in Gallipolis by Ray R Pickens, mud as the takeoff started. a son-in-law of the Goegleins After local residents freed the to get 15 gallons of gasoline to plane a second successful use in getting his plane back (Continued on page 10) into the air. $ALE I UJ1veil new package to crash. lines ln front ol the Goeglein Only that much gasoline' home and the gro und wa s used because more creating another potential would have increased the danger. weight of the plane adding Landing sale and sound, more problems on the takeWhetzel began contacting off. Individuals lor getting the Whetzel had flown to plane airborne. It was first Missouri to visit his mother believed the plane might and was enroute to Danbury have to be dismanted because when the Incident occurred. it might not be able to take off He had purchased the plane again due to muddy spots in In December. This was his the hay fie ld. first long trip. However, Whetzel was Before dark last night , the These lllree students of Mrs. Barbara Demosky at the Meigs Junior High Schoo l created scenes to reenforce their study of U. S. History. The students have used plaster of paris, styrofoam, clay and other materials to create llle settings. The students from the left are Chuck McCloud , a Liberty Bell replica; Lynn Smith , a scene depicting sheep herding in WyomiQg, and Adam Ma rtin , a replica of lll e White House in Washington, D. C. the wa ils of the two-story buildi ng. Mrs. Hausch ca lled the fi re dcpa r lment when lhe smoke begtm Spread ing into 01 room where the c hildren were napping . btJu lld stf ccl., stru ck n so uth~ bound cur driven by Sidney Little. Mldtilcport . Damugcs were li~h l iind Bcnnct.t was dtcd 10 intt yor 's c:uurt un .~.; har j..\ c s {) f t ru vclin g th e wrung wuy 1!11 a one wu y street. At 12::10 p.m . nca r th e cornel' of Mill und North Second Ave., u vchid c drive n hy .J ;i n H~!i K Mc l.uh r, H:.H.: inc, st nwk the reHr of a cur dri vur1 by Ht!lty Fcl.ty. I.Hngs· ville, stuppe<J in t he !nne of truffic, There were mi nor d am~ gcs . McLain was cited on a n assured c\cru d is ta nce charge. Blankenship addresses COVIC members Thursday Last night's speaker at COVIC's meeting in Oscar's Place answered "yes" to two ed the warning that if they don 't follow through ·'this country will deteriorate to a questions - second-ra te positi on." · labor and management fqnction in their respective roles without being at ~ Ca n eoch other 's throat? - Ca n these two leading components of our economy engage in industrial relations instead of industrial warfare ? And then Douglas Blankenship, president of the TriState Building Trade Council and co-cbairman of the Huntington Area Labor Management Conference Board, add- tions wi th 10 management and 10 uniun me1n.bers along with two represe11li11g the public. A CO"C hainn an from eac h side was chosen IntroduCing the speaker to The speaker then cited the 30 attending was Mat Redling of Huntington Alloys, stalemated labor disputes who is president of the Cen· which it helped resolve. " Perhaps the gt·ea test tral Ohio Valley Industrial thing that these new a11d proCouncil. Tom Tope, president of the gressive steps in la b~ r­ host Gallipolis Area Chamber ma mr gement relations hips of Commerce, .welcomed the a re beginni ng to establish i.s visitors. Blankenship told how the Huntin gton Area La bor Manageme nt Conference Board was established flmn among 68 member urganiza- sibililies," he conelu_dcll , " both labor a nti management, to our communities to get involved. We have a bc lte r pi;Jl'c tu li ve and i l bet· tc r place tu wurk. '' most importa nt uf a ll , Wt~ have a responsibility to uur responsibility to keep our fo refa the rs to protect our heritage , to protc<.:l our state Nu m ber One in the nation, r egardless of the stale in which we reside . "We have a rt::sponsibi lil y to ma ke our conun uni ty C:J clder·s. to help those in need .. . ~l r·espunsibi li ty to IWJkc <.1 be tter way of life four nur I'CIJ , ami fur gclll:l a tiull."l nut yt!l horn ... a rcSJ)unsi bility to make uur llCJ lion scc:ond to · none. " Lel's nol :;hirk and hide from our re:-~ puns ibi li ti es , !)'Jth management a nd letbor·. For if we do, our nation and our J>eoplc wi ll surely s uf~ fe r." -- credibility - the rnosl important iilgredient which could exist between these t wo pilla rs of our econom ic commu nity ," Blanke~ship said . "We ·all have · respon - Music man production is ready All signals are " go" for the opening of Meredith Willson's Broadway show, " Music Man" at 8 p.m. tonight In the Meigs High School Aud·1 ltorium. The show has been In rehearsal for seVeral months under the direction of Mrs. Hunt, vocal music supervisor, with Laura Hoover as student director. AGCompanist is Lori Woods. Carrie Beth Bearhs, wbo has been heading the Paige costuming problems of the scene of the product ion. production , reports "everyAmong the well-known one is outfitted " for t onight's selections from the show a r ~ opening of one of the most ''Seventy-8lx Trqmbones,'' popular shows of all tilile on "Lyda Rose," "Til. There Broadway. Was You ," " YoU Got Playing ro manti~ leads will Troublen and. "Gary, Inbe Eric Scites as the " Music diana ." Man," Harold Hill, with The second showing will be Ly netta Whitti ngton as at 7: 30 p.m. Saturday . Marion Paroo,. the librarian. Advan ce tic kets in th e The show is backed by a vocai r eserved section may be chor us from the music purchased from the New department. There will be a• Yor k Clothing House or number of junior high school Swisher-Lohse Drug Store, students participating in one Pomeroy. t4 ,, �l 2-The Datly Sentmel, Mtddleport·Pomeroy, 0 • Friday, Mar 31, 1978 and >arah--J Slanle NOTICE OF d ece ot ased , \54 95 Seyr •a''t NOT~-eosCo/l'/o" Oh~~RE ~'"~:;:, 'c\·.:~ . :~:. z~· r p (;30p FORECLOSURE lntheCourtot Commong Pl eas CLOSURE OF LIENS FOR DELINQUENT LAND TAXES , BY ACTION IN REM FcouENtTGYS M BY TREASURER 0 couNT v. OHIO Pu bl •c Not 1ce rs hereby g1ven tha t on the 10th day of Mar c h , 1918 , t he Counlv Trea surer of Mergs Cou nly , OhtO , r iled a com pla mr tn the c ourt ol Common Plea s of Me•gs coun ty Oh•o , al Pomeroy for the fore closure at !tens tor detrnquent ta xes . assessmenls penall 1es and charges agamsl ce rtatn r eal pr opert y si tuat ed 1n such Coun l y a s d esc r i bed m sa1d com pta n t The ob1ecl of t he ac t ton tS lo obfam f rom the co urt a 1udgmen t l orec losmg lhe Ia,; 11ens agamst such real es tate and order tng the sale of such re al es tate tor t he sat1sf ac l•on o t the Ia• liens thereon Such aclton •S b ro ug ht aga!ns l lherea l pr oper ty Of"IIY and no personal 1udQm en t shatl be ent er ed therein The p erman ent par ce l number of each par cel tn eluded m su cn a c 1 on the f u ll st reet a dd r ess o t tl"'e pa r ce l d avatlable a descr•p l tOfl of th e parcel a Sla tem en t of I he amount ot ta xes, assessmen l s, p en a l ltes an d char ges Clue and unpard on su ch par ce l and l hc name and ad dress of I he la st known owne r the r eo f a s !>uch ap pear. on the genera l lax l tSI all a s mo r e fully se l forth 1n th e com pla n1 arc as IOI Iows RT 01 Ru t land Twp M e•g s Coun ty on,o •n Sec 2 Town 6 Rang e 14 , 0 C P 5 acr es near mt dd le of E l 1ne e11 15 A N E Ref Deed Vol 138 pq S91 , MetQ S Coun t y De e d Reco rd s Marq<tr e l Ru ssell ad dress unknown Jack son Ru sse ll <Hidrc!SS unknown tl"'e Unknown n e .r s dev •ssee s l ega l ees adm• n 1s tra t or s executor s and or as sgn s o f Margaret Ru ssell 1f decease d and o f Jackson R ussell 1t deceased $4 1 66 Scr al N um ber 78 DL T 2 R V 0 1 Rwlla nd VIl lag e c 8 48 acres (640 m S W rner of N W 1-' E of road aud Gra n I a ddr eH nknown Fr ank Gra nl ad dr ess u nknown Edtth Luckad oo address unknown Don Lu c ka do o ad d ress unknown lh e unknown he, r s dev•s ees l egatees ad m•n•stra~o r s eM ec ulors and or a ss •gns of Maud Gra nt If decea sed F r a nk Gr ant I deceas ed Edtlh Luc kadoo I deceased Don Lu c kadoo 11 deceased and J J Tollt'.' Cr d de cea ~ e d $55 1 56 Se r11:11 Nu m b er 78 D L T 3 LB T 01 L eba non Twp Sec 24 2 a cre s nea r mt dd!e of N E 1• of N E ~ W F Sl a nt ey address unknown Sara h J Sl a nl cy rtddr ess unkn own ll"'e u nknown h e11' S d ev•see s l ega t ees ad mmtslrafor s all d or asstgns of W F Stanley, 1f dece a se d and o f Sarah J Stanl ey tl de ce rl Se d $ 15 '1 9 Sc r1 al Num be r 78 DL, T 4 L~T 01 Leba non Twp Se c 24 3acres lnN E par t W F Sta n tev addr f;SS unknown Sarah J Sta n ley addre s5 unk ('\OWn , I he unknown he r s dC\I ISe es leg a t ees ad mm, s tral ors an d or asstgns of W F Sta nle y t dece ase d Num ber 78 OL T 4 Bl"'01 Bedford Twp COAL s ec " 1~0 86 acres S eta lk Gr anlsv 1lle , W v a Oh10 Fuel ByKENNETHR CLARK Gas Company 99 F r ont St , ' Col u mbu ~. OhtO 15 15 27 UuJtedPretaloternatloaal Sena l Nu mber 18 DL T 4 A RHYME IN TIME ' Ullian Carter Will remember from BT 01 Bedford Twp COAL sec 9 10 84 so a cr es s e now on how to pronounce the name of the Democrabc Senate Corner 0•1. gas and other candidate from llhnOis He's Alex Seith. HIS name rhymes m 1ne rat s Clay Wilson R t 1 , Gran 1511 1l te . w va Oh 1o Fuel With "teeth ," and that remmds "Miz Li.llmn of her boy Gas company 99 Front Jimmy When ~he met Seath Thursday at a Chacago brunch, s tre e l Co l um b us OhtO .. 1 f he d he sn 294 Ser ial Numb er 78 sheke~t calhnghun " Sylh - untl one o ra1 esgave r DLT S BT 01 COAL . Sec B edford Twp 10 1 75 a c res . E end oil gas and other m 1ner a ts. Clay Wilson , Rt 1 Grantsville . w va On•o Fuel Gas compa n y 99 Front Str eet Columbus Oh10 S5 OS Serial Number 18 OL T 5 P V 01 Pomeroy VIllage u No 259 10 59 A c r es , N end Elizabeth E Smlth, 307 s st A sa ph Sf reet , Alexandr 1a v rgtn la. Jean E Mann 90 5 Tyne Boulevard Nashville Tennessee S266 28 Se r•a l Num ber 78 DL T 6 Any pe r s on ownrng or cl a•mmc; a ny rlghl 111 \e or mtcr es t m or 11en upon any pnr ce l ol r e .;~! prop erty above lts l ed m ~y tile a n answer 1n such ac l •on set11ng torlh I he natur~J and a mount of mterest own ed or cl atmed and an y dc tcns c of obtect lon to the f ore c l osu r e such answer mu st be t tled 1n th e Olf tce of the un der s1gne d Cl erk. of Courl and a co py ther eo f se rved on t r, e Cou n ty Pro secu lor on or be fore lhe 2.8 1h dav of Aprtl 1978 11 no answer rs flied on or be lor e the d al e spec1 11ed as the la 51 day for f !l1ng an answe r a judgmen t of tor ec los ure w dt be taken b y de f(lul! as to any par cel ll s lcd 1n th e co mp l at nt as t o wh 1ch no answe r has be en I t led Any ~ilrce! ao;, t o wht c h a torectosu re 1S t ak en by de tautl sn ai l be so ld tor th e sa t 1 stc~ c l •on 0 1 th e tax es ,;~ssessments , p e nal lte s charges ano cost s tncur r ed 1n l he tore closu r e that ar e due and unp a 1d A I any t. me pnor to th e hl 1ng of an entr.,. of c;o n llrrnal 1on of s e~te a ny owner orl 1enhold ero taP ar c el f1s ted 1n lh e comp lat nl may r edeem such par cel by t ena er1ng 10 lh e co unty Treasure r th e a mo u n I of tax es asses sm ents pen a lt•es and charges du e and unpa 1d on such parcel to gethe r with al l cos t s whtch ha'.'e be en m c"U rr eel 1n any pro cec dmg 1nst 1t uled Ctg a1n s1 suc h pa r cel under sec l lon 571 1 18 ot lhe Rev 1 sed Code Upon the ftl ng of any en tr y of co nftrmallon of sa le lh erc sha ll be no turttl ~ r eq u tl y of r edern pt on Any p er so n th erea f ter CI<Jimtng any r gh f t 1tle and m teras l 1n or 11en u pon .any su ch pa r ce l shall be f or ever barred and fore t lo se d o f any such nght l!lle, 1n !eres t 1n en upon and any equtfY of redemptron m such parce l L a r rv E Spencer, C lerk co u r t of com mon P leas By M a rl ene H ar n son , D eput y Cl erk Me 1gs Coun t y Ohto (J) 17 74 31 Jlc 1 SALU'I'E TO BROADWAY: "The Drama Desk" - a New York assoctatlon of drama crtttcs, edtwrs and reporters threw a blast for Broadway Thursday rught at Rosoff's Restaurant. Guests of honor Eartha Kltt, Madelne Kahn, Melba Moore, Jubn Cullum, Woyne Cilento, Chris Chadrnan, Kevin Kline, Ann llelnking, Geoffrey Holder, Maureen And· erman and Swoosie\:urtz - all stars or featured performers'" the new Broadway mustcals "Dancm,"' "On the 20th Cen· tury, ~~ "Trrnbuktu," "Runaways" and <~ A H1story of the TELEVISION VIEWING 13 8 Oo-Quark 3,15 Don ny & M arie 6,13 Odd Couple 4. Wonder Wom an 8, W ash ing ton Week 1n Review ' n :t:l I uiie Andr ews' Sa lute to Hollywood 10 8 3~CP O Sharkey 3 4, 15, Wa ll Streel Week 20,33 9 OO-R1 ch1e Bro cke lman Pn v at e E ye 3.4 .15 M ovle " D1rt y M ar y Cra zy Lar ry' 6. 13. Incredib le Hulk 8, 10 , Sound st ag e 20 10 OQ-Qu 1ncy 3 4 I S. C B S On The A ir 8 10 News 20, Scenes fr o m a M arriag e 33 Pylhon's Flyi ng Clrcvs 20 1 41l--cNews 13 SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1918 6 oo-s unrl se Semester 8, 6 3o-M arto & t t·u! Mag1c Mo v te M ach i ne 4 TV Cl assr oom 8, U S Far m Report 10 Kent uc ky Af 1eld 13 7 00-M a tter s of L 1fe 6 Ghost Bu ster s 8, Publi c Poll ey Forum s 10 W eekend Spec 1a l 13 7 JQ-Sat urday Repo r t 3, World of Survival 4, Muhammad A ll iS Dusty s T r e ehou se 6 , Wac ko 8 8 00--H ong Ko ng Phooey 3,4 6, 15 Super fnen d s 6, 13, Three Robonl c Stooge s 8, 10 8 3~G iobetrolte rs 3, 4,15 Speed Buggy 8,10 9 ooScooby s L aff A L ymplcs 6 13 Bugs B u nny Road Runn er 8, Bug s B unn y & F n ends 10 10 3o-Pink Pa nther 3,4,15 a a tma n Tarzan 8,1 0 11 oo- Ba ggy Pa nts 3,4, 15, Krafft Supershow 6, 13 11 3o-Spa ce Sentinels 3 15, L !tt le Rascals 4, Secret s o f Isis 8 In T he K now 10 12 oo-Land of the L ost J , 15 Weekend Speclal6. Movie " The D esert Fo)( " 4, F a t A lbert 8, 10, A ction News for K1 d s 13 12 Jo-T hunder 3,15 A m er ic an Bandstand 13. Point of View 6, Spac e A c a dem y 8, 10 oo-J etsons 3, Ou tdoors W ith Julius Boros 6, Viewpoint 8, Mr Magoo 10, PT L Club 15, Photograph y 33 3~Ba!eball 3 4 CBPA Bowling 6 Racers 8, Fil m • tOO % SOlid-State C h assis • Power Sentry Vol tage Regulalmg System • Bnll1 ant Chromacolor Picture Tube • VHF/ UHF Delu xe Spotlne Panels F est i v al 10, 1978 W orld E v a ngelism 13 , Bit W ith Knit 33 2 OG-M o vl e The F our D a ys of Nap les" 8, Movie "Secret o f the I nca s" 10. Ascent of Man 33 2 3D-H omer F ormby 6, 3 OG-Witness to Yest erd ay 6, F1lm 15 Gup pi e s to Grouper s 33 3 3G-Pro Bow ling 6 Gol f 15, A rea Showcase 33 4 00--T on y Br own ' s Journal 3 Littl e R ascal s 4, College Baskelball All Slar Game 8, That Nashville Music 10, Body Shop 33 4 15-Li ttle ~:asc al s -4 4 JQ-Adventures o f the Ranger 3, Movie 5 OQ-Wide World of Sports 6, Wo men's Go lf 15, Pop Goes T he Countr y 10, Ad a m s Chron ic les 20, Zoom 33 5 30-P orter Wagon er 10. 1978 Wor ld Evang elism 13 , Once Upon A Classic 33 6 oo-N ews 3,4, 10 lawrence W e lk 8, Zoom 20, Stud io See 33 6 3o-NB C News 3,4,15, ABC News 13, News 6, CBS News tO, Que Pasa, USA? 20,33 7 I)()- Lillie Rascal s 3, Lawrence Wel k 4, 15, Hee Haw 6,8, Bug s Bunn y 10, Wil d Ki ngdom 13, Elec Co 20, Battle Line 33 • 7 Jo-W e Th 1n k Y ou Should Know 3 lowe ll Thom as Rem em ber s 33, H ea rt be at of a Volcano 13, On ce Upon A Classic 20 • 8 oo-C hlps 3,4, 15 , Hardy Boyss Nan cy Drew 6,13, Bob 19~~GONAL The TCHAIKOVSKY K1908C Decora tor com pa ct table TVI 8A8UI11 UII y styled " Dark Brown cabinet w1th Gold color tnm RIDENOUR TVBOTfLE & APPLIANCE GAS Chaster, Ohio PH. 985-3307 •' a, Au stin Ap11l 1 1976 AQ UARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) Trtp s l hetl youlla'Je Ia make th iS co rnm g yea r lo r bu stn ess pur po ses co uld tur n o u1 to be as IIl LlCh fun as lht!y w1tl be pro fit abl e Valuable co ntac ts will be made on rou te There rs a ce rta1n typ e o f perso n .you have to stand up to or else he II try to walk o ver you II yo u m eet o ne today ca ll h•s b lufl PISCES !Feb 20-March 201 Be fore co mmrtlrn g yourself to sac ra l arran gemen t s wllh lne nd s today c h eck the costs m adv ance Th e tab may tak e the fun out at tl !NEWSPA PER EN f EAPRISE ASSN 1 ,P roperty Transfers Edward Anthony Russell, 20) Sharon Russell to Raymond Ra th e r th an ~ ace ISSues square ly today you re apt lo D Prtddy, Ruth Ann Prtddy, dwell on cle ve r ways to do dg e parcel. Salisbury. the m Don t outsma rt you r sell A E Coc hran , aka 1n the process Augustus E. Cochran, dec to GEMI Nl (May 21-June 20) II yo u re promo l1 ng so me type of Ethel Cochran , cert for specu latr ve enterp n se today trans , Lebanon •I s bes t you d o n t 1nvolve c lose Wtllard R Jeffers, gdn , frr end s Should II f1ale th ey Audrta Arnold by gdn., to Will SIZZ l e CAN CE R (June 2t July 22) In Robert E Rtcha rds, June I stead o f mee tm g o pp os rtr on Rtchards, parcels, Salisbury TA URU S (A prol 20-May • Dorothy With equal force to day tur n th e o th e r chee k Tolerance w111 ton e temperamep ts do wn <::trH..l soo th hos t ti e assoc •at es J effer s, Wendell Jeffers, Thelma J eff er s, Eula J eff ers, LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Lett to Rtchard K J effer s, Nancy Davtd J e ff ers, your own dev1ces you II be a J eff er s, produc 11ve worker today b u t 1f Brenda J effers , Ronald someo ne tr1 es to te ll yo u wahl J eff ers, Belmda Jeffers, to do 0 1 how to do II yo u II Bermce R J effers, Unda stnk e VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Don I Hubbard, Ronald Hubbard, t:le possess tv e o f one yo u love Desmond L Jeffers, Amta toda)o If he or sh e 1s ad nm e d Loutse Ca sto , Roome Casto, Oy oth ers •nste ad of be tng Delores Beach, Michael jealou s con s td er 11 a comph Beach , Wtllard R Jeffers, men t to your good taste LIBRA (Sop! 23-0 ct 23) Th e Dora Loutse Dodrtdge, Jack work a da y wo rl d may treat yo u Dodr1dge, "Edna L Netgler, a hllle abra si vely toda y bu t Ill IS Ralph Netgler , Harold F s not a val1d et~ c use for tak1 ng Jeffer s, John A J eff ers, your fru strat ons o ut on yo u r !Wberta Jeffers, Donald A famt fy SC ORPIO (Ocl 24· Nov 22) Un Jeffer s, Shtrley Jeffers to le ss yo u re well o rga n zed and &bert E Rt chards , June I sell d• sc rp l1ned l oday you II Rtcho rds, pa rce ls, Sa lhave trou ble get1mg back on Isbury cour se 11 som e th ing unexpect 33 8 3o-CBS On Th e Air 8,10 He•hng ts promoted by neulraltztng the ac1d· digestive JUICe and that IS where antacid therapy DEAR DR LAMB - I am a becomes unportant I am sen· 26-yeat-old female. Etght ding you The Health Letter weeks ago I was told r had a number lo-1, Use and Abuse dutxlenal bulb ulcer. Then I of Antactds, lo give you had X rays and was told the detatled mfonnalton on how ulcer had not tmprovetkt all these work These mclude the For the enttre eight weeks I highly advertised antactds stayed on my dtet, took an· such as Twns, Rolatds, and tactds and stayed on Valtum others Anyone who uses an· tactds needs to be tnlonned with no results at•ll. My doctor told me that I about thetr limttahons and should watt three months and uses For example, the hquid he would cun some type of preparahons are fa r more ~f· scope test to see if anything fective than the pills. Others else Ues1des the uk-er ts m the who want thts mfonrut llon bulb Could you g1ve me some can send 50 cents w1th a long, mformatton on duodenal bulb self-addressed envelope for tt ulcers and why one would not to me tn c•re of thiS heaJ? I am a httle nervous newspaper, P 0 Box 326, over gomg 1n for the scope San Anlomo, TX 78292. As The He~ llh Letter pomts test whtch I have been told ts out, you need to take enough very pa mful DEAR READER - Desptte antactd to really neutraliZe all the facts we know about the stomach acidity Rehef of ulcers we sttll don' t re•Uy pam alone may not be enough know what causes them and to promote healing The most there IS plenty of disagree· common cause for fatlure of men! about what has to he treatment programs ts madequate neutrahzatton of actd· done to treat them We know tha t mcreased d tg:est1 ve JUi ce You can help promote the actd forma tton by the stomach IS unportant, ap- heahng of an ulcer by stoppparently the aclton of pepsm, mg all beverages that contam the enzyme produced by the any caffeme, mcludmg cof. stomach to sta rt the dtgestwn fee, tea, colas and cocoa or of p rot ems as m mea t , IS un- chocol•te You should not porta nl too The excess actd· smoke at aU a nd should not pepsm ts squtrted out of the use any alcohol Any cause .stomach w1th stoma c h con- f or n ervou sness or stress tractions and hits agamst the should be elunmated 1f posst· wall of the small tnlestme ble The gastroscope exannna· where tt connects to the !ton tsn't all that dtfftcult and st omac h The small mtestme many people have had tt makes • sharp turn there fo r· nung the duodenal bulb The Your doctor wtU help make tl ftrst part of the small JD· easy for you. test tne ts ca ll ed th e duodenum The stomach ts ltned wtlh a Til E DAILY SENTIN E L heavy muco us material DE VOTE D TO TilE which protects tts ltntng from INTE R EST OF ME IGS. MASON AREA ihe dtgesltve actwn of the ROBERT HOEFLICH acld·pepsm JUICe, but the Cilf Edllor Pubhshed da1ly exeepl &Hurday duodenum IS not lmed The b) The Ohio VaU ~y Publlilhmg actd·pepstn JUtce literally Compa ny Mu lt uned ~a lm , Il l starts dtgeslmg the wall of Cuart St Pmmro) Oh1o 45769 Busme~ Offt~e Phone 992· 2156 the duodenum and the area Ed 1 tur.~et l Phone 992-2157 that ts eaten awa) ts called St!cund ~ laS!!i postGge piud at Pum~ruy Oluu the ulcer crater Ht•aling nn u lc•·r an X 1ay IS tak en , the harttun ftlls the hole of the ulcer era ter and ouUmes It so tl can be seen on the X·ray piCture A$ 11 heals.thecrater contracts and may deform the duodenal •rea 'and that can be seen thereafte r as evidence of a previously active ulce1 even 1f 1t h as h ea l- ed Mind s 20 11 ro-News 3,6,8,1 0,13, 15, Easter Seal Telethon 4, B lac k Per spect •ve on the News 33 11 15-AB C Nev1s 6 , 11 3D- Easter Seal Telethon 3; M ovie " Th e D ea th of M e Y et " 6, Soap 8, Movie " Up the Oown St ai r case" 10, M o<J ie " Samson & Delilah" 13. To Be A.,nnounced 15 Janakl 33 ACROSS I Concealed 4 Pass by 10 S1111an Hayward fibn 1961 II French dramatist 13 - of OJil.I.SSton 14 One think· mg ahead 15 On a wtn· rung streak 16 Japanese com 11 Soul Fr 18 Deserve 20 Of the ear 21 Bot.aJWtt Gray %2 Fei!UlWit, Lucretta Z3 Small harbor DOWN I Mixture 2 Dialect 3 I •terory gtlollt 4 KnighUy prowess 5 Humbert Hwnbert's love 6 Comedic Movie Channel 4 - 5 & 7 PM 8 Bound for Glory ( PGl Cpnflp_ues.J,< ST PETERSBURG, Fla (UP!) - The CmctMati Reds used a patr of mfteld htts w score two runs m the 11th mmng Thursday to defeat the St Lou1s Cardmals 5-I In exhibtlton baseball Ray Knight opened the 11 th wtth a smgle that glanced off second basema n Ga ry Sutherland's glove. Kmght advanced on a sacnfice and a groundout, then scored on Mtk~ Lum' s tap that was mtssed by pitcher Butch Metzger Metzger , battlmg to keep hts reli ef JOb, latled to preserve a 4-3 St Lows lead m the mnth . He walked Jumor Kennedy and then was tagged fo r Ken Gnff ey's smgle and Lum's sacrifice fly George Foster smashed a towe rmg home run, h1s seventh this sprmg, for the Reds m the etghth mning off Aureho Lopez Cm cmn ah reheve r Da le Murray pttched two shutout mmngs to ge t t he v 1c tory The Reds evened their exhibtllon r ec or d to 10-10, while the Cardinals are 8-12 TO SHOW MOVIE Refreshments wtll be served between S p.m . and & p .m . to persons wishing to see the film . 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I· lEARNS FROM ALL MEN ~TI\LMUI} ~· ~ AU1ntlc Ul.,.viSton W "'\ Pet ._ Phrla 53 7r 116 New Yor k 38 38 500 Bo ston 30 44 40S Butfe lo 26 49 347 New Jrsey 22 54 2af Centra l D IVISIOn W L Pet San Anton 48 28 632 Wash 41 JS 539 Clevland 37 39 487 At lanta 36 40 474 New Orlns 36 41 468 Hous ton 25 51 329 Western Conference Mtdw est Division W l Pet Denver 44 31 587 MtiW 41 35 539 Chicago 37 40 481 Detro 1t 36 39 480 31 45 408 Kan C1ty lnd 1ana 29 48 377 PII CihC D ivision W L Pet x Port lnd 55 21 724 Phoenix 46 30 605 Seattle 42 34 553 42 34 553 Los Ang Golden St 39 37 513 11. clinc hed d1 vls1o n t rtle Thursday ' s Res ults Washrngton 123 New lOa GB 16 23 27 11 32 GB 7 II 12 12 11 23 GB 3 1 8 8 13 11 16 GB 9 13 13 \6 York San Anton to 99 , Cleveland 95 Mr twaukee lOS , lnd•an a 100 Fnday' s Gam es San Anton tO at Boston Milwaukee at New Jersey Phil adel phia at Atlanta Cle'Jel and at wash rn gton Go lden State at lnd1ana De tro tt at Ch tc ago New Vor k at New Orleans Ka nsas Ctf y at Phoentx: Sea t tle at Denver Portland at Los Ange les Saturda y's Games New Or leans at Bost on Ch1cago at Buff alo Detr ott at Cleve land Ph 1l adelph1a at Houslon NHL Sfandmg s By Un1ted Pr en lnternatr onal Campbell Conf er ence Patri Ck DI VISIOn W L T NY Islanders u 17 14 Phil adelph i a 42 19 13 Al l ant& 31 26 18 N V RMg~ r s 29 32 13 Sm yth e D1 vls10n Pis 102 97 BO 71 W L T Ph x Chr cago vancouver Co lorado 30 27 18 19 41 16 17 39 20 "18 54 54 W L x Montreal 56 9 Los Angeles 30 37 Detroit 30 31 PtltJburgh '22 35 Washington 14 48 Adams DIVISIOn W L T Boston 49 IS 11 Buffalo 42 16 17 Tor onlo 40 15 10 Cleveland '2 1 1113 12 11 clinc hed dtv.s•on htte Thursday 's Results Boston 6, Ptlt sb urgh 3 Los Angeles 4, Detro 11 0 Cleveland 5. Buffalo J WashtnQton 4 Colo r acto J Friday's Game Ph ll edelphia at Vancouver Saturday's Ga m es N Y Rngrs at Atlanta aft Wash at NY Islander s Boston a 1 Montreal Buffa lo a t Toronto Detro1 t at Chicago Cleveland at St Lou1s Mmnesota at Colorado Ph1ladelphta at Los Ang wnh o run on a walk. sacnhce. and a throwmg on erro r United Press International It has been satd that the smgle most unportant factor m successful fishmg ts temperature Most spectes have a narrow range , wtthin which they're most comfortable and active even though they can surVIve other extremes This theory IS true to a pomt , but temperature IS not the only thmg you need w constder Other factors such as oxygen levels and amount of sunltght also come moo play Alter a wmt~r such as we have Just had, most waters are deftclent in oxygen at most levels. However, the upper layers will be the !Jrst w be reoxygenaled w1th the byproducts of photosynthests smce sunhght can more easily penetrate there The sunhght will also have the effect of warmmg the water near the surface first. The temperature will be nearest the "comfort range" of the ftsh , and the oxygen supply will be adequate, but the fish will seek some way to avotd the direct rays of the sun . For most gamef1sh this Sport s T r an sanron s By Un1ted Pren International Thur sd ay Baseball Boston Acqur red r 1ght han ded p1 tc her Denn1s Ec:t-.er s lev and ca tcher Fred Kendell f rom Cleveland for rrgh t handed p tl cher s Rtck Wt se and Mrke PaM f On, tnftelder Ted (OM and ca tcher Bo D1az M il w aukee - Pla ced outt eld ers Si eve Brye and Von Joshua and ca tche r Larry Haney on Wi:l lver s New Yor k ( N L) ,....., Tr aded •nfrelder Leo Fos ter to Boston tor lefl nanded pitcher Jtm Burton Ch icago (AL ) Traded calcher J1m En1an and ngh t means fmding cover of some sort while staymg m the most s tratum . f a vorabl e Overha ngs, deadfall and other natural hamers to the SWI are good places to look durmg thts part of the season Crappies, rock bass and smallmo~th wtll all be found near the surface of lakes and ponds at thts tune of year In streams where the flowmg actton tends w distnbute oxygen and tempe ratures more evenly, this IS less true-eover though ts sttll unportant . Many good books on the subject of flshtng can gtve you a table of the temp eratures prefered bv vanous spectes, If you couple thiS knowledge with what you know about the need ror oxygen and then the necesstty lor shelter from sunlight, the deCISIOn on where to ftsh becomes less confu!lng. You'Dstill need a workable batt, some stealth and equip· ment that's m good shape, but at least a large body of water begins to have some workable stze when you realtze that most of the ftsh are concentrated m lumted of Coach Dale Harri so n knotted tl when they came to the plate Ttm Hood t"Oaxed a walk and Mike Wayland did hkewtse. After both advanced a walk., and after a sacrlrtce, t'tune home on a Wayland By Greg Bailey Defendtng SVAC champton Southern opened Its 1978 season m fm e fash10n last mght at R8cme as semor rtghth ander John Sayre hurled a brtl itant one-httler to carry h1s team to a 2-() Wtn over Federal Hockmg The senior le tterman farmed a big 13 while walkmg just five The vts ttors threatened only once, tn the stxth tnntng Until th at frame, Sayre was worktng on a non·httter, but wtlh two out, he walked a La ncer a nd then Drtggs followed wtth Jus smgle A stolen base put men on second a nd thtrd, but the next ba tt er grounde d to ftrsl basema n Jim 0 Brten to end the only threat handed ptl cher !:l teve Renko to Oak land lor left handed rel•ev er PablO Torrealba Watved P•f ch ers Ctav car ro ll and Sian Tho mas p Ct nctnnalt - Sen t oulf1elder Champ Summer to t he1r !n dlenapo l ts farm and dr opped c&lcher Bill Plumm er and lree agent pt tcher AI Downin g Cleve I and - Sen t Ptt cher sLarry A nderson Steve BMr an d Er tc Wdk. tn s lo t heir mmor league c amp lor rea5s 1gnmenl All an t a - Asked wa ,ver s on rtgl"'l handeq P•f ch er Bun Capra t..Jt t ltly man Tom Pact or ek reserve mf1eld er Cr a1g Robinson and r eserve c;: atcher V•c Co rrell and sen t ptl chr>r s Larry McWtlham s Larry Brad ford Joey Mcla ughlm !'lnd M1ke Davey to l hetr nu nor So ulhern got all they needed m the bottom of the fo urth to break a scoreless game W1th two gone, second basema n Mtke Huddleston doubled and shortstop Kelly Wtnebrenner stngled him home They added an m· sura nee run 1n the s1xth wh en Huddleston and Wtnebrennrr both stngled and John We st' s boonu ng double (IIKi cd Hu ddlest on "tt h Wtne · bren ner bmng na tl cd ut rut IMru llllllttrd In J f,., •h 1.. t•rrut . n • t ~wWUH I f".r&rl llan •• ,., Mund• 1ca9ut' compl ex tor rei' 1Qf'\ menr Los Angeles l:.t f'le ,.,. r>d oulllelder w,tlte C r ~w f ord Football Washtnglon S1gn cd dehtn s•ve lm eman Johnn y Ow11n & w td e r-:ce 1vers SieVe Wlt~on and Ma urrc e Mttcru.'ll an(l ot1cns1ve ta c kle Jtm H.:Jrl,m <til free agen t s 13u ltalo N 1HllPC1 UQli\'J Hafner a s direc to r of pro sco ulmg Collegc Kent St ate Umvcr ~t i V F oo tball co ach Dcnn1 s F1t1 gerald res gnod Co lumbta U n 1 v e r s. 1 I y. 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StariJng aboorb<'<l !he "'"" whlh' 1\t nd I~ llUt ftuu•t'd righland . . l~ed jwt( Ihr.. tn ••• odmlr f,.,._ •• smgle Alter &J walk. Chris Taylor boomed a double to score two more rwtS, and Ray Andrew ~ soc ked • run· producing double Coach Harrison was somewhat pleased wnh his team 's offense as they pounded out seven hhs Andrews led the hittmg wlth a double and single while Taylor had hu double. Getting a stogie each were Wayland, llood, Elku1s and Tun Ebersbach Svomer took the loss as he and Juhnson farmed five and watked seven Tonight Meigs opens Its SEOAL campaign by traveling to Wellston Wcll stun has most of their players from last season and the opener should be a good teSI for the Metgs crew F.benbach will prohably get the :ttartmg nod tonight. . TRACTOR HEATING OIL thtrd PIS 109 WH A Stan d in gs By Un1 t ed Pr ess tnt ern at1onat W L T Pts w,nnlpeg 49 24 2 100 New England 4 1 30 4 86 Hous ton 39 31 4 82 Quebec 36 36 3 75 Edmonton 36 37 ~ 74 Clnclnna tr 32 38 J 67 Blrm!nghm 32 40 J 67 lndtanapolrs 23 40 5 51 Thur sday's Res ults W1nn 1peg 4 lnd1 an apolis 1 Houston 5 Edmonton 1 Frtdily's Game Edm onton at Btrmlngham Sa turdil y's G ame s Edmonton at lnd1anapoi1S Crncrnnafl at Btr mt ngham Wrnn•peg at Quebec areas M e t~s ' baseman But the home crew on a ~round out. Hood came hllme on a Wild pttch The Marauders added stngle runs in the seco nd and third. Metgs got some breathtng room by plating four runs •n the fourth Elkms led off wtth P·lf1Southern blanks 'E Lancers, 2 to 0 Outdoors Fuel Chief Tool Reg . $19.95 ~ Total Reg.$109 . 90 ~ T 10 14 13 18 13 Sl'Orl! the1r Price receives honorable mention NAJA All-America ~ ("'( )~ '"t ) 1918 Ktng Feature~ Syndicate Inc ·~ NB.A St•ndlngs By United Pren lnfernilftonal Entern Confl'rence Sl LOUI S 18 45 13 16 SO 9 Mmnesota Wiles Conference Norns DIII ISIOft {P@l§JfEfXSKING AT 992-2145 P Z JJDN · RFD :I Pro :I lStandings \ runs Metgs pJtcher Btlly Elkins turned in a mfty ~rformance as he went the dtstance and farmed seven and walked SIX He allowed ju~t three sofettes 49 The \'ist tors drew first •1 blood tn the top of the ftrst VJSlttng Ravensw oo d Although the vtsttors are 1n a rebuilding year, they were never out of thfr game. Four costly errors helped Me1gs CALL ART HARTLEY JR. CRYPTOQUOTES QBUDY r-----------, ~tt:l On e l ctttr s1rnpl) st and s f or anol her I n l h1 s sampl e A 15 u "ed fo r th<' thn (' t. s X fur the t v. o o . . <' I C Sm gle l ett er s apostrop l1c s the lengt h .m d rormatwn of the words are all hm ~s Each da) t h (' co de h~ ttc 1 s are d1ft'ercnl ZR By Greg Salley The Meigs Marauder haseballers got started off nght last mght with a strong offen!lve showmg to win thetr opener w1th a R-4 w1n ,.. ..,... £COli/OM" Reg. Upright $89,95 " ' ( ) ~ ~ o~ Telethon fi ve potnts on 5-4 win TRINITY CHURCH COMBINATION UPRIGHT AND ATTACHMENT OFFER Z OYD ER oo-T elethon after tha t was several occasiOns tough in THE CECIL B. DeMILlE PRODUCTION b\-t--t- ODE D 2 Subs(riptlon r <1te~ Ot!hvered by <:arrler whe re avllil<&ble 75 <:t!fll..s pt!r week By Motor Route where cllrrier ser.t~t! nu~ available, One month $3 25 By rru:n1 In otuo and W Vw One Yel!r, $22.00, Stx months, Sl l 50 Three months $7 00 F.lstwhert! S26 00 ye<~ r SIX months 513 50, T hree munths, $7 50 SuL.scnP.t loll pt iU! Lndude!l Sun tlay1 Tunts&ntmet • A btg early lead didn't hurt etther as the Bulldogs wok advantage of some cold Ar· c~num shootmg to go on top 10-3 at the end of the ftrst quarter. " It certainly helped," Pitts satd of Arcanum's m1ssmg tts ftrst 13 shots from the floor Coe, a ftrst team UP! all· Ohto selection, htt 9 of 16 from the floor , most of them short jumpers from the ha s~ lme, and hauled down 10 rebounds ''COe d eserv es to be allOhto," satd Arcanum Coach Larry Patn ck, who for the second stratght year saw a bad start put the damper on his hopes for a state title. A year ago, the TroJans fell behind Delphos St John 's by 21 pomts and ended up losmg by seven m the Class A tttle game "I thtnk the better team won, " sa1d Patn ck, who, 1n his frustration , p1cked up hiS first techrucal foul ever early m the fourth q uarte r "I ha v e no qualms " Arcanum, after tt had battled back to trail only 20-17 at halrtune, went scoreless for the first four and a hall mmutes or the third quarter w fall 13 off the pace The clos~st the Trojans could gel Murray 3 pm .till 5 pm and 6 pm till 8 pm end 1 Fastener 8 D C Ia w maker 9 Henrut 1% U{Jnght 19 Crow CIIUllm Concert 8 1 so-Movie " Hor r or Continues 3, 4 13, 10017 gam e " The openmg game of the Class A twlnbtll saw Buckeye Trail, now 2Ul, take the lead for the first tune m the game on a basket by Kim Schimmel With nme seconds left in the hall and hold tt the rest of the way The Warnors' biggest margin was eight pomts with three mmutes remainmg, but they had to hang on at the end ''We were nervous at the start " sa1d Buckeye Trail Coach Dave LIM "This is the ftrst time we ' ve been here and that had a lot w do wtth tt Our ktds were keyed." Will be shown Sunday, April 2 from lUng 12 oo-Second Clly TV 8, 12 Jo-Don Ki rshner's Rock House" N<~ hunal adverlll>ing representlltlve Ward Grlfftth Company In~ ButUneW and Gulhlgher Otv , 757 Third A\It!, New York, NY By GENE CADDES UP! Sports Writer <X>LUMBUS (UP! ) - Ada Coach Sharon Pttts has no secret weapon She has Lynne Coe, that 's enough Coe, a smooth-workmg 5-10 sen:or cenl&r, scored 21 pomts Thursday mght to lead ihe fourth ... anked Bulldogs to a 43-37 wm over secondra nked Arcanum m the sem1ftnals of the Class A gtrls state baskethall tournament at St. John Arena. The wm puts Ada moo the Saturday morntng hna ls agaUJSt unbeaten and No 3 ranked Old Washtngton Buckeye Trail, a 41-38 wmner over SmithVIlle 1n the other semifinal contest Thursday "She (Coe I ts the gtrl we have w go w," smd Pttts "That's how we've done tt game after game after by THOMAS JOSEPH DAI LY (' RY P T O(! 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Roy a l Heritag e 3 2s-ABC News 13, 5 M arvm Ada girl~ in state finals HEALTH 2:i Only Lone ' Niagara" 4, Nashville On the Road 10, Catch 33 N ewhart 23-Dec Others w•lt try to take over th e re tn s of some thtng you fee l you shou ld hav e co ntrol o l toda y Hand ltng th em prope rl y w1ll test your diplo m acy lor yo ur copy o f A s tr a Gr ap h Lette r Ma1l 50 ce nts lo r eac h and a long se ll add ressed stamp &d envelop e to As tr a Graph P 0 Box 489 Radto C !t y Stat1on NY 100 19 Be sure to spec 1ty birth srgn USMC 10 SAGITTA RIUS (Nov CA PRICOR N (Dec 22 Jan 19) gardl ess a t wt1a 1 o th e 1s cl o fo r you toda y 11 may no t see m qu1te eno ugh II could be due to ltle e )(;, rnple you se t your- 4 QO-Mister Car t oon 3, Edge o f N ight 13, My Th r ee Sons 4 For R1 c her or Poorer 15 Merv Gnffln 6 G il l igan ' s Is 8 Sesame Sf 20,33 Gomer Pyle, 2 Jo- News 3 Amen c a n Walnut VHF Jnd UHF antenna:> 21) Your mos t vunerable (lren loday 1s yo ur pocketbook Wh en you re ,,ot 1mput s1ve l y d!ppmg 1010 11 yo ur se l1 th e slack w111 be ldken up by lreetoa der s ARI ES (March 21 Ap nl 19) Re FRIOAY, MARCH 31, 1978 Monl y Pylhon's Flying Circus 33 Ze mth Quality Feat ures ASTRO··--:;;; G:-;;;;:RA -=-=P=-= H se ll F111d out to whom you re rornant1 c a1 1v su led by send1ng 12 Oo-J anak l 33 12 4G-- Ironslde 13 1 oo-M idmght Speci al 3. 4. 15 M ov le I Attack o f t he 50 F Oot Woma n " 10 • Chromati C O n e~B utl on Tunmg edly dtsru pl s you r agenda ~ 'Ul!Jl!Jli ~ U~lfJwillw\'/ QUOTE OF THE DAY: Walter Matthau to ABC-TV's 3~ Mont y Saturday Apr1/ 1 Bernice Bede Osol SALUTE TO GOTHAM: They ca ll themselves "Gotham" the new smgmg group composed of Michael Pace, Gary Herb and David McDaniel - and Thursday ntght, Broadway star Melba Moore threw a party for them at New York's Les Mouches dtsco The occas ton - the group 's Carnegte Ha ll debut, and the stgnmg of a contract for thetr ftrsl album w1th Salsoul Records Grace Junes, Juliette Koka , Gretchen Wyler and Dorothy Loudon JOtned m the festtvltles 11 OG-N ews 3.4.6.8 10. 13.15 L1l 1as, Yoga & You JJ 11 3G-Johnn y Cat son 3,4, 15 Br ee tfa 6, 13, N BA Ba ske tball a Movie " Gr a veyard of Horror " 10 Durable v•nyl ·c lad me tal the rtchest award for environmental effort - m Beverly Hills, Cahf .. Amertcan Film " 10 cao 1n et l1n 1shed 1n sul wla ted gra mep GLIMPSES : Joau Rivera wtll be m New York next week to promote Avco-Embassy's "Rabbit Test" Tony Dennen is on the ro•d, wtth April appearances planned m Cleveland, Denver and Chtcago, before he heads for Amsterdam lor televiSion appearances m May .. Marlo Thomas has been named "Woman of the Year " by the Los Angeles YWCA ., Rubert D. Summer has been named prestdent of RCA Records m New York . Brigitte Bardot - furious at constructiOn of an aparlment complex next door to her manston 1n the South of France - reportedly has the old homestead on the market, for $1 milhon .. Russell E. Troln, prestdent of the World Wtldlif~ Fund and former head of the Environmenta l Protectton Agency, has been awarded the $150,000 Tyler Ecology Prtze - therhymmgpeg,saytng ," l'llbetyoua lotofpeoplemlllinots , k hn the ' " don t now w to pronounce mans na'!le 4 Jo- L 1tt le Rasca l s3,15, Gilligan' s Is 4 B rady Bunc~ 8,1 0, M ar y Ty ler Moore 13 5 DO-Bon anza 3 Star Trek 4, Gunsmoke 8, M 1ster Ro ger s' N eighbor hood 20,33, H ogan 's Heroes 10, E m ergency One 1 13 Pet ti coat Jun cti on 15 5 3o- News 6, E lec Co 20, 33 , M a r y Ty ler M oore 10, Hoga n 's H eroes 15 6 OG-News 3 -4, 8,10 13, 15, BC N ews 6, Zoom 20 , Ada m s Chron ic les 33 6 3G- N BC N ews 3, 4,15 , A BC News 13 Carol B urn ett & Frien d s 6 CBS News 8, 10. Over Easy 20 7 oo-Cross W 1l s 3,4, l1ar s Cl ub 6, M uppet Show 8. News 10 To T ell T he T rut h 13, Gil ligan ' s I s 15, A lm an ac 20 M ak mg T hi ng s G ro w 33 7 3G-Por t er W ag oner 3. Gong Show 4, P r 1ce 1s Ri gh t 8. Mac N eillehrer Repo r t 20,33, F am ll v Feud 10, Pop Goes th e Country 15 $100,000 Name T h at Tune 3-- The Daily Sentmel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Frtday, Mar 31, 1976 Barbal'IJ Walters 10 taptng the '' Barbara Walters Spectal" for April 4 "I'm comfortable with patn I trust pain I truat di51lppointm~nt I trust m~ . • I know it and I know how to deal wtth tt That'l wb)l I'm molil comfortable In New York Everybody IS so mean and It's on lhe surfiice " SEE THEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY.Reedsville, STORE0 378-6125 POMEROY HOME &AUTO 606 E. Mam , Pomeroy, 0. Front End Alignments Ph. 992·2094 �4-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0., Friday. Mar. 31. 1976 ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Mar. 3{,1976 AA UW names Dorothy Woodard president Dorothy Woodard was ele-cted president of the Miudl epu•·t-Pomeroy Area Brant·h Qf tht: American Karen Blaker Ph.D. Assoe•allun of University W•,men ctl ct recent meeting IICICalin e Pomeroy l.ibrary. · l'Onreive mongolotd children. Genetic Also elected for the 197~ MR. D: My wtfe ts pregbicnnmm and to take u!(ice counseling nant and we are trying to on July l was Rachael decide whether she should gel If yoo are thmkmg of huv· m1 abortion . We went fur Dowme, se-cretary . Bet.o;y mg a child and fall mto one or .some ~endlt' counsl!ling Horky and Jeanne Bowen were numed delegates tu the more of these'categones, you becaU!iC .she IS 42 yt!ars old are among the IS million They !>Uggcsted she have a North Ea st Central Regi onal Americans who could benefit spcc:ml tt!st whun she was Cunfcn;m:c of the AAUW to from genetic cow1seling · aiJout 16 weeks along m the be held m Toledo, AprU 14 and - You are already the prcgmml:y. a test that would 15 f .cg l:;!al!Ye Day, Spoil• sort.'d by the OhiO Divtston ' parents of a child w1th a tell us 1f the fetus 1s normal genetic disease or btrth COUNSELOR And you 've AAUW, Will be held on Apr115 defect. ha.d the test 1 Amniocentesis, Ill Columbus. A colleetion was taken dur- Your famil y or ethmc I think they cal lit. mg the meetmg for the group has a history or geneltc MR. D. Yes. And now we Educational Foundallon Prodisease. are very upset. Wt.!- now know - You have had two or the baby Will be retarded. It grams and each member more previous nusca rr1ag:es has Downs syndrome. We bncfly spoke on what her or shU births. always sa1d we would have an t.-ducatlun had meant to her - You took drugs, had X abortion 1f th1s happened, but as :-~he donated It was announced that the rays or were exposed to a now that we are faced w1th vtrus (such t~s rubella ) Ht or the decision ... well, it's much next meetmg will be held on Apnl 2:> at 6·30 p m at the n~Oj r the tune you t•oncel ved harder than we had thought. the ch1ld you t~. re now carryMaybe we never should haw Metgs Inn Members are in· vtled lo take guest.o;. Guest mg see11 the genetic counselor. speaker will be Dr. Clara - You are CI woman over 35 Then we wouldn't have to May Frederick, il member of ora man over 55 make lh1s tough decisiOn the Ohw DiviSion Boiird, who In tlus excerpt from a hot· COUNSELOR : That 1s w11l !;peilk on "Great Lakes hne cull , a father-to-be true. But you would have discusses h1s feelings after another difficUlt dec1s10n to ·fmpurtmu.:c to iill of Ohio." Harncl Wuutl, lllvlswn conrece1 vmg .some bad news 1nake in a few years. from a ger1etll' counselor. He MR. D. What? and his 42-ycar-<rld wife had COUNSELOR: Whether to dectded to seek genelic put the child In an institution counselmg after hearing that should11't make lhts deciSIOn or care for him at home. women over 35 frequently MR. D: We have thought nght now Why nut g1ve about that. The counselor yourselves a week to think Siiid the child would probably about tt') You mi ght even live 50 or 60 years and yet want to talk with another, would never be able to care less judgmental counselor. MR D: I was wondering for it.o;elf. We could never mubool thai. Docs she have the stitutJOnalize a child. Speak· nght to 1mpo.se her values on mg of lhmgs the counselor os' Aller all, 1l's our ltfe Siiid ... well, she didn't exactly How l:iHI I find out tf she IS S!IY II, but sl1e Implied that we 1 should go through With the quahfu.-d ' COUNSE LOR Genet1c pregnan~y and raise the child at home . She seemed to think comJstdmg 1s st11l a new fteld thCit would meCin we were without il set of wnttcn standards . However . you m1ght very spec1al people. COUNSELOR· Maybe her write to the Min~ h of Dunes, op1mons a1·e mCiktng your P 0 . Bu< 21100. Wlule Plains. N Y. 10002 They have a t:orndec1s10n more difficult MR D Yes There is no putenz,ed list of recogmzt..-d doubt m my mind that geneti c ~uunsehng and l:e nter s without her corrunents we du:~gnostt t throughout the Umted States would have decided on the Genetic cOunselors ~hupld ofabortwn Now we feel so guilfer mfmmatton and gtVe elhcr ty COUNSELOR When did !tunal support. They should not 1mpose the1r values on you get Uus bad news? others. MR D This murntng The couple arranged lo talk Why ? COUNSELOR Maybe you With another genehc coun selor and eventua lly Rqr;l!!ott'rnl O•amont.l Rt AI(" decided to have an abort~on . If you want to learn more t.xc:etlence m Chose n 1n be cherished about what to expect from for a ltfclimc , . and ITIQre genetiC COUnseling, read Design and . your perfect Keepsake "'The Genetic ConnectiOn" by ·engagemen t dtamond , Dav1d Hendm and Joan Quality guarantccc.J 1n wrntng und permanent!)' r cgts lcr ed tN Y.: William Mor· Pomeroy Marks row and Co , 1978) Dr Blaker cannot take Flower telephone calls from her readers. However, there are Shop hundreds of cnsis intervenMlllord twn phone hncs m the Umted VanMeter 992 -2039 Slate•. For the phone nwnher or 992.5721 of one ncar you, contact your local mental health associatwn or menUtl heiilth mfurmatton service. Wnte·to Dr. Blaker m care of this newspaper, P 0 . Box 489, Radio C1ty Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Volume of matl prohtbtts personal replieS, but questwns of general interest wtll be discussed 1n future column s CHOICES . PERFECTION GUARANTEED Keepsake· I SPRING SALE Enjoy a thicker lawn and save money too! sultaqlt'f 11'1' llranch w•llalsct speak bnefly. Mrs. Martha . Husted r~viewed ··comrade Chain~ Chmg" by RoSiirUie Wtlke, an autobiography of tl1e wtfe of Chairmun Mao Tsc Tung of the Peuph• 's Republic uf C..'hina. Mh. Hustl'll noted that she was a woman bf very poor family who becan1G ~~~ uctress m her youth imd had very httle mterest in pOlitic-s. She married Moa, over 20 yt:.'a1·s her semor, and in the tnuiHlommated soctety, rose lu a positllHl Of great power In the cultural revolution , over· turmng must of the tradl· tiona! Chmese art funns and replacmg them w1lh pohltcal· ly onented cultural event.o; designed to control the thooght.o; of the people. She W.<J s contradictory person ""'"' conSJdcr·l'tl herself ' il' u~'Fl"¥tunan. loyul follower of corruhuni!lm, • 0"0 'an; now being ac· i>ot enjoyed luxury· arid Could ., cepted by 1 Mrs:· Kathryn almost be c1ornpan'tl to the IV1ight, treasurer, and are old Imperi al empress of 'payable before July I. Chuw 111 her hfc style at tbe Mrs . Dorothy Oliver, hci~hl of her power Rosalie Story, Joan CUlp, and Mrs Husted pmnted out Ma1·garel E. fA!wis served that since lhc mterviews ' cookies ljlld coff~ from u . were giVen to Ms. W1lke, Chu- '• table decilraled in a Chinese ing Chung h;" fullen f,r,um motif. Favors were. forti\Jie power and 16 now in disgrace cookies conUumng hwnorm.LS wllh the leuderslup m China "fortunes." . Mrs. Mudho Malhotra. a nativ~ or lmha, but now l't!Sldmg in Pomeroy , also spoke at the meeting. She talked of the ul"any fat-e'-" of lire m Jndia comparing these to Ameracan customs She showed many tlecorative 1Lem.s and sans and (:lnswered questiOJL'i from the group. A display of books about women was pre(J<jred by Miss ARE TV ADSAHEALTHDANGER? DEARHELEN . • They banned cigarette ads on TV. Well, sweets and sturches are also detrunental to your health. Yet look at all those sugar-saturated cereals advertis· ed on TV k1d show.•. and the doughnuts ... pastnes .. . cold drtnks ... fast food chains that h1t the lube like a ton of pounds. It 's no wonder the average American has gained up to 14 pOUnds over normal we1ghl'" the past few years, desp1te all the fad diets promoted on magazine covers. There oughta be a law limiting food ads to times when you aren't hungry . · LOSING THE WEIGHT GAME DEAR LOSING: . ... And when, pray tell, do those times come I Just flash a doughnut ad on the screen and ~unger hits, even after a square meaL Adults should be able to handle temptation (do I hear loud guffaws m the audience' 1. but I'm all for limiting those sugarcereal ads on k1ds shows. They make 11 awfully rough on parent.o; whose children demand what they see on TV. · H DEAR HELEN · My ne1ghbor is 68, The only lime her granddaughter comes 14 see her IS when she leaves off their three children for unpaid baby-sllllllg. Mrs. T was caring for the kids (the third time that week), when she slipped on some syrup one of them spilled '"tbe kll· chen and almost broke her hip She couldn't get up so she sent the f>.year-old over to gel me. Instead he walked mlo another house whose owners weren ~ home and messed it up. By the time Mrs. T. got help 1 lhe otH~r two k1ds had wandered away. Luckily, her hip wasn't broken ; the youngsters were returned; bot would you believe? - the granddaughter \•Its the story like tl WCI.S CI terrible "mjusttce" to'the children "who could have been killed." ,s he's mad because the other netghbor expect.< her lo pay damages Aod she didn't offer to help With her grundnwlher's doctor bill (the part not paid by Medicare) What do yousaytoa person so mcons1derate'? - MAD DEARMAD· . I'd say, ''SOrry, I'tn busy ,'' next Ume this ptlbl' exCuse for a grCinddaughter descends With her k1ds .. H. ' 11' 1 PERSONAL TO "CHARLES" (who asked two pages loll of questions on wtfe spahking): Your interests are too perverse for this column. Try Marqu1s de Sade. 1But don't try your Ideas on anyone other than an advertiser 1n a far-underground newspaper .) ·H. .' ' "' New members join club Debbie Ohhngef, Teresa and Ruth Snuth. A 20 pound Benedom and "Margi e pm and certificate went lo Benedum were welcomed in- Mrs . Marcia Ar.nold, . to membership when the Mmersville. •. Me1gs Conway D1et Class met Conway met allhe Mason at lhe Meigs Inn Monday Emergency Squad Room mghl Tuesday mght at 7:3() m The revolvmg trophies for Mason, W.Va. and welcomed the most weekly weight lost four new members, Betty were g1vcn lo Grace Abbott Fox·, Pat Ball, l..ots Altizer, and runners-up Avice Ba1Jey and Careen Lewis. Vivtan Cornell lost the most weight jor the w•ek with Kunberly Morrow, the rwmer-up. Next week's classes will be held on Monday at the Meigs Inn, Tuesday at the Mason Emergency Squad room, Wednesday at the Ohio University Inn, Athens, and Thursday night at the Point Pleasant Inn. A eoupon special will permit persons to join for only $3 Mrs. JoAnn Newsome has charge of Con· way , 992-3382. Senco • Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation ...... I I IS Newsprint won't wash FRIDAY POMEROY Youth Baseball League meetmg, 8 p m. Friday at Amencan Legion Hall, Pomeroy. All managers, assistant managers and parents interested in helping with summer program asked to attend. Anyone interested 111 ' coaching a pony league team, contact Don Runnel, president, or attend meeting. RACINE ER Squad special meeting Friday 7:3() p.m. at fire house . Members 1.1rged to attend this important meetmg SPECIAL YOUTH revival at Syracuse Chuf.l:b of the Nazarene Friday, Saturday and Sunday with Rev. Steve Sullivan as speaker.Services at 7 p.m. each evemng and 10.45 a.m. Sunday. Pubhc IIIVlled. SATURDAY SIGN UP for Middleport Youth Baseball League surruner program Saturday and Sunday at old council chambers, first floor of Middleport Village Hall; 9 a. m. to 1 p m. Saturday and I to 3 p. m. Sunday. Fee of $5 must be paid at signup to he used for purchase of equipment. uniforms, insurance, etc. Ages for participants, tee ball, 5-7: pee wee, 6-9; httle league, lll-12; pony, 13·15. Anyone with questions should call John Hood, president, or Pat Kitchen , sec•etary. REVIVAL , 7:30 each evening Thursday t&rough SaturdBy at Trimly Chr1st1an Assembly Church, Coolville, with Joe Beasley, evangelist: Gilbert Spencer, pastor. PANCAKE SUPPER, 4 to 7 p.m . Saturday at Pomeroy Fire StatiOn, Buttemur Ave., $2, adults and $1.25 for· children under 12. Bake sale also in conjunction with supper. Proceeds to building fund. SONGFEST at Pomeroy Seventy-day Adventist Church, 7 •p.m.; aU gospel smgera and musicians Invited to take part: public welcome. SUNDAY MEETING to organize the Hit 'n Misses girls' and women's softball teams, Sunday", 2 p.m. at Royal Ctown "Garage, N. Second Ave ., Middleport. All members of Hit 'n Misses senior girls team, 14-18, asked to attend. Any former members or Hit 'n Misses (any age) may report for new women's team and if there are still openings on team, others may try out. NEW VFW POST, I p.m. Sunday With degree team of Balllmore to be _present. Meeting Will be held al the Rutland American LegiOn hull. MARY SHRINE, Wh1te Shrme of Jerusalem, 2 p.m. Sunda~ al the Pomeroy Masomc Temple for a prac· lice. All officers asked to at· tend. DEAR POLLY - Several employees of our local newspaper have difficulty removing newsprint ink from our clothing. It is especially hard on white blouses and suede JackeL<;. We woUld apprec~ale some help from you and the readers. -LOYCE AND SHERRY DEAR LOYCE . AND SHERRY - The following suggesttons for removing printmg mk stains came from a U.S. Dept. of Agrtculture bulletin on stain removal and I do hope tbey will be of some belp to all of yoo, Sponge such stains with turpentine (flammable and poison) OR use a cummerclal grease solvent. These solvents are sold under various trade names. Read directions carefully and handle with extreme care. Clean· mg fluids can he hazardous. Some materials w1ll not take strong solvents so test carefully m an inconspicuous place. The procedure ts to place stumed area (slam Side down) on a pad of clean cloth and with a light mollon apply solvent and hopefully "wash" it out onto the cloth. A wad of cotton or soft cloth can be dampened with the solvent for applymg. It is better to use several light applicatwns, if need be, rather than one applied with a heavy hand. Work from center of slam out and irregularly around lhe edges so as to pre· vent "rings". t"'hangc pud By JOAN HANAUER UPI Televlaloa Wrller , NEW VORl<: (UPI~- From the Mondales14 the Matthaus, from Donny and Marie to Reggie Jacbon, Barbara Walters mterviews people who have made it. After watching these elUimples ol succe6S in America, the conclusion is obvious - success beats failure , nch is better than poor. Viewers can judge for themselves on April 4 when the latest "Barbara Walters Special" goes on ABC, II). II p.m., Eastern time. · The only one even to cast doubt on the advantages ol success is Reggie Jackson . Jackson's problem has been that, unlike many other athletes, he is over-articulate In this interview he discusses the very real problems that made h1s first season w1th the New York Yankees a perS~~nal disaster, although it ended up in professional glory as he hit three home runs in the final game of the World Series. He comes across as an interesting man with great and justified pride in)lis abilities and at least passing acquaintance With his ~n and off tbe field . Bljt when be struggles 14 assume hwrulity, it's a losing battle. The interview with Vice President ood Mrs Mondale in tbe mansion that comes with the job reveals two very attractive people that success is unlikely to spoil. They do enjoy it. The one area in which Mondale proves evasive concerned his possible presidential ambitions, and there Miss Walters unaOOluntably falters and faUs to ask him the pointblank question. If success won't spoil the Mondales, it can't even dent the determined niceness of Donny and Marie Osmond, who retain the familyo(triented, Bible-inspired values of their Mormon Church. Under Miss Walters questioning they discuss their own attitudes toward subjects ranging from sexual perrrussiveness (they're against it) lo their church's attitude toward blacks, about which they appear uncomfortable. The most amusing couple are the Matthaus - she's a white· laced former actress, who once understudied Jayne Mansfield and twice was married 14 William Saroyan. Mrs. Matthuu Indulges in what may be every divorced person's secret dream - 14 denounce their ex on national television. Mrs. Matthau calls Saroyan a horror, the worst man in the whole world, and says she loathed him. Matthau's response: "She doesn 't like him because he's short." Overall the Walters special is pleasant, entertaining but basicaUy paints its subjects in flattering watercolors -there's no hard edge here . By Dr. Lamar Miller Polly Cramer' ------·--·I Social t ! Calendar .·1 OU College of Osteopathic Medicine underneath if necessary . I do not suggest thiS for suede jackets. They should go to a profess101Ujl .cleaner. Good luck ! -POLLY DEARPOLLY-To makea su1tca..se or mw.ty drawer smell mce, sprinkle or spray a M of cologne around the stdes or leave a cake of unwrapped scented soap in 1t for a few days . f even did this With a box of greeting cards !hal smelled musty and 1t worked well. I;'erhaps lhiB will help Lola who has tbe musty suitcase. - AUCE OEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is With trying to avmd those ladies who "balhe 11 m their favorite perfUjtles. I have an allergy to perfume and have fowid the only relief is to light up a Cigarette to cut the perfume odor and this usually results in those "smelly" women steering clear of me - JOICE . DE;AR JOICE - It sounds as if you and your friends had hetter have a frank discussion about the problem and arbitrate it among yourselves with a bit 'llf "give" on both sides. - POLLY DEAR POLLY - When writing letters or sending Christmas cards to old friends, I sometimes find I have forgotten the names of the1r children. To correct this I now put )he children's names in parenthests next to the parents' names in my address book~ No more embarassment by using the wrong names or by having todisregard mentioning the children. -DIANA Birthday party held for Mrs. Pullins REEDSVILLE-A surprise King, Usa and Randy, Gary birthday party was held Pooler 1 Nancy Samos, Faye recently honoring Mrs. Lena and Jimmy Watson, Mr. and ., Belle Pullins; Reedsville. The Mrs. Jim Bernard, Came • party was hosted by Betty and Kathy , Mr. and Mrs. •" Osborn, Janice Davis, and Frank Upton and son, Benny, : Mrs. Pullins' · daughters, Mrs. Libby Beaumont, Miss : D1ana and Kathy . Donna Martm, Mrs. Martha : Attending were her mother, Bailey~ and daughter, Edla, • Mrs. Inez Pooler, her Sister Mrs. '· Pullins' husband, : and brother-in-law, Mr...and F;dgar, and tHeir daughters, : Mrs. Ray Wiener, Fairbor)"l";' Diana alld ~athy. ~ her brothers, Mr. and Mrs: · Refreshments were served. • Donald ' Pooler and Libby, Mrs. PUllins received gifts ~ l..ouisvllle, Ky., llill Pooler, and sendmg a gift was Evelyn •" .Jr and ch1ldren, Becky, Well. ~ •• Terry and Debbie; Sharon ., .., ..• ~ ,. Meandmy, ~ • : , ' : ; • • ~ : •• •, • ••• •• •' • • •• ' < • •" ..' Plummer put on waivers CINCINNATI (UP[) - Bill Plummer, the Cincinnati Reds' other catcher, was placed on unconditional waivers Thursday as the Reds cut their roster to 25 players. The Reds also sent outfielder Champ Sununer to their Indianapolis farm team, and told free agent pitcher AI Downing he would not be offered a CQntract. Plummer, who spent his last six years in Cincinnati, will become a f~ agent if not claimed by ·Wednesday. The Reds have to make one more cut to reduce the roster" 14 24. TURF BUILDER Save •1.00 Bag 10.000 Sq , Ft. Bag ........ Save •2.00 Bag 1s.ooo 'Sq. Ft. Bag ........ Save '3.00.Bag s,ooo Sq. Ft. Bag ......... MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY TURF BUILDER PLUS 2 s,ooo Sq. Ft. Bag ......... Save •1.00 Bag 10,000 Sq. Ft. Bag ......... Save '2.00 Bag 1s,ooo Sq. Ft. Bag ......... Save "3.00 Baq MODERN SUPPLY 399W. Main R-1/ALUE COMPARISON CHART 0 1 2 4 3 lillllllllllltlll I I !I FIBER ROCK WOOL FIBER GLASS 992-2164 We are income tax specialists. We ask right questions. We dig for every honest deduction and credit. We want to leave no stone untumed tp make sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. That's Reason No. 1 . why we shooJldo your taxes. ,. • ... KENT, Ohio (UPI)- Kent State University football Coach Dennis Fitzgerald ruigned Wedneaday after thHe yean of heading the lchool'a footbaD program. Fltzaerald, 42, was reported to be In Syractlle, SAVE YOUR R.C.,- 8EHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DADS 'ROOT BEER '. N.Y., Wedntlday to dlacuu tile defellllve ~ l!lb .' •• FOR PETS · STABLES · LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS· GARDENS. .. 675-24f0 ' ----~ ' "We can find ways tax laws can save you money." BO.TJLE CAPS FOR CHARITY v Pomeroy "The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff" ACCEPTs NEW JOB CINCINNATI (UPI) After eight and a haU years as executive vice president of the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, Frank E. Smith resigned Thursday to take a similar post In Detroit. · Smtt\1,, 47, .Is former tlxecuUve vi~ _president of \he Schenectady, N.Y., County Chamber of Commerce. He will replace the reUring Dwight Have!lll in the Greater Detroit chamber. at Syracue Unl~ry~ lll" previously was an alliilllht' ' 10,., ~'M,4 : ~. J.,~ rH .~ Jilt . · coacb with SyraCIJ8I•· IIead Coacb Frank Maloney at Mlchlpn. places enroute. Victor Perry has been released (rom O'Bleness Memorial Hospital where he was admitted for observation and treatment. Mr and Mrs. Mendal Jor· dan attended a meetin~ of Pomona Junior Grange at the Rock Springs Grange Hall recently. Mrs. Jordan, State Jumor Deputy Matron, presented a charter of the Junior Grange. be made early enough • Neff, Jody Custer, Jennifer. McKmley, ' Usa · Honaker, Mall Baker, Patty and Karen Martin, Dui·n Roach. Teachers and parents attend mg were ' Mrs. Nora Rice, Mrs. Sharon Stewart, Miss Thelma Boyer, Mrs. Betty McKinley, Mrs. Phyllis Baker, Mrs. Debbie Honaker, Mrs. Lorraine Neff, Mrs. Debbie Gerlach, and Mrs. Dorothy Roach. Mr and Mrs . Donald Crabtree and Cindy have mumed from FloridB where they spent I wo weeks vacat1on They stayed in Hollywood arid visited various sights In thai area, were at Disney World and viewe.d other tntcresting SS application should . ••• Teachers of the primary department of the Middleport Church of Chmt staged a piz· za party Tuesday evemng jor the children. The party was held follow· ing a contest in which the girls were winners over the boys who did the serving. Attending were Tara Gerlach, Jared and Chris Stewart, Shannon Coates, Trey and Clinton Glaze, Kelly Personals Fnends and relatives from the area attended the funeral of Edgar Weyand, Columbus, who was born and reared in the Point Rock area Serv1ces were held at the BigonyJordan Funeral Home in Albany with burial in the Castor Cemetery near Point Rock Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashley. Chester, were callers at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey one even1ng recently. Martha Mays is CQnfmed to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens where she is being treated for an ulcer and complications. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Speigel and Wayne, Columbus, were weekend guests of Mr. ·and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and family Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan, Joshua . and Jeremy, included Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey, Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Nor· man Shaner. Jodv and Many people who need a the following · Alien Kevin, Mrs. Dave Moore social security number for a registration card 1-151, U. S. and Chad and Karen Gilkey, summer job, driver's license, Immigration Form 1-94, Athens. or baQk account may find AR3a, 1-186, 1-185, SW-434, J. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamon they have a problem because 95a; or 1·184. and family of Woodville, were they did not apply for their Photocopies are not ac. Easter guests of his parents, number soon enough, Ed ceptable and aU documents Mr. and Mrs. Noble Hamon. Peterson, Social Security submitted w1ll be retumed. Mrs. 0 . M. Rife spent from Manger in Athens said today , Peterson emphasized that all Sunday unltl ThursdBy with People do not realize they documents are subject to her brother-In-law and sister, cannot just walk into a Social verification Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vorys in Security Off1ce and have a Additional information and Columbus. number issued on the spot. It application for social security Goldie Gillogly, Albany, takes tune, Peterson em· card can be obtained at the spent Easter with her son-In· phasized. A person should Athens Social Security Office, law and daughter, Mr and apply for his or her number at located at 221 I> Columbus Mrs. Arthur Crabtree least 4 weeks before it will be Road. The telephone number Mr. and Mrs. ' Dwaine needed. 1s 592-4448. Meigs County Jordan and Sarah have Because evidence of age, residents can dial 992-3622 returned from a week spent identity, and citizenship or in Pomona Park, Fla., wllh allen status is required, a .her parents, Mr. and Mrs. person can speed up the William Culwell. Mr. Culwell process if he or she has this has been confined · to the Northfield hospital but IS home for a few needed information when days before going back to the applying, Peterson noted . Examples of evidence a hospital for po04ible surgery NORTHFIELD, Ohio and treatments. person born 1n the United States can submit include : (UPI) - l'riendly Bob led aU Guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. For age and citizenship: A the way Thursday mght in H. Cheadle· for Easter were b1rth certificate or church winning the featured J2,640 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harrison record of baptism Is lOth race at Northfield Park. and family and Samuel Friendly Bob, driven by Johnson, Stoutsville, Mella preferred, but school record, Dale McConnell to his fourth Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Rex church record, State · or trwmph of the season, Cheadle and family and Mr. Federal census record, in· cuvered the mile in 2:07 1-5 and Mrs. Rexle Cheadle, all surance policy, marriage and returned $22.21i, $8.40 and local. record which shows age and $3.40. date of birth, military Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey, Spectators Milly fmtshed a local, and Mrs. Roy discharge papers, delayed b1rth certificate, draft card, neck back in second and paid Wiseman, Harrisonville, U. S. passport, or any other $9.80 and ,5.80, while ca Ued on Mrs. Elms Vernon, record showtng age or date of Manuscript showed and New Lexington, went to the kicked back $6. btrth can he used. cemetery at Shawnee, then Friendly Bob's victory journeyed on to Columbus Naturalized U. S. citizens can bring their U. S. pass· triggered a big tnple com· where they visited Jessie port, Naturahzatlon cer· bination of 5·1·2 that was Jewell before returning home tif1cate, U. S. citizen identity worth $1,039.80 . on Monday evening. A crowd of 3,646 wagered card, certiftcate of cttizen· Columbta Grange No. 2435 shtp, or consular report of $482,631. birth . Al1ens should bring one of Riggs member of honor club u Pizza party held recently best illustrate the point. If you male 5·7", your ideal weight is 150 pounds. If you weigh 180 pounds, you are 30 pounds or 20 percent over· weight. If you add any of the other heart risk factors such as smoking, high blood pressure or diabetes, you will multtply that chance of heart attack man¥ tunes 1n ad· dition to the three times in· cidence for obes1ty alone. Question : How can I figure what mY Ideal weight should be? Answer: Physicians, in figuring the ideal calorie intakei- useure height, sex, and body build of:tlle patient and determine the Ideal weight from this. For females, the ideal weight Is 100 pounds lor hve foot plus five pounds for every inch over five feet taU . If you have a heavy frame, add five to ten pounds. If you have a small frame, subtract five to ten pounds from this total. For men, start With ll0 pounds and add five pounds for every mch over five feet taU . For example, tf you are a female five foot twu inches tall and of average build, add ten pounds to 100 pounds and your Ideal weight figures out to be llO pounds. When at· tempting to reach ideal weight, men have been shown to lose weight easier than women, for reasons which are not clear yet. We need REEDSVILLE - Kennetn something to counterbalance E. (Gene) Riggs of Reeds- our already mcreased in· ville has been named a e~dence of heart attack! Question: What other member of the President's Honor Club of John Hancock mediCal conditions are Mutual ·Life Insurance commonly associated with Company, an association of obesity? leading sales representatives Answer: Hypertension, or from the firm's nation-wide high blood pressure, can be general agency field force. aggravated by obesity . A member of the Frank E. Diabetes mellitus (sugar Clegg, CLU, general agency diabetes ), especially in in ColW)lbus, he was among . middle-aged and older 352 members attending lhe people, often 1s precipitated company 's ann u a I by obesity. Hyptertension, Prestdent's Honor Club diabetes and obesity are also meeting last week at Walt known factors in the Disney World in Lake Buena production of coronary heart Vista, Florida. condttions. Therefore, you A graduate of Chester High . can see the double jeopardy. School, Gene jomed the John Gall bladder d1sease 1s Hancock in 1965. Riggs is ' ' another condition more very, active ' 10 community common f• in obese people, affairs and IS a member of espectaUy•in females. In fact , the Metgs - Gallla • Mason doctors ·have a saying, "Fat, L1 fe . UnderwrIters female, and forty 1s gall Aslloclat10n. He has received bladder disease." Gout and their National Quality Award osteoarthritis which we aiS9 six times and their National call degeneraiive or wear and Sales Achievement Award tear arthritis are much more three times. prevalent 1n 'obese people as Gene, his wife, Judy, and well. their two sons reside in Reedsville. RISK FACTORSOBF.SrrY (PART I~ By Dr. Llmar MWer Colle&eof O.leo[NICidc Medldne, Oblo Uaivenlly Question : t1ow can obesity cause heart problems or heart attacks? Answer: Obesity promotes a condition In which a fatty subltance collects on the lru\er walls of arteries. This condition is called atherosclerosis . This atherosclerosis narrows the opening Inside the blood vessel and decreases the now of blood to the organs of the body. This can happen In any or aU of the arteries in the body, bul when it happens in the coronary arteries leading to"the heart , it causes heart attacks. In addillon, II a person is obese, the heart must beat heav1er and work harder to SUPIIIY blood to vital areas because of the rOIJistance offered by the fat tissue. This is especially true if extra fat accumulates around the heart . Question : What are the increased chances of heart attack if I'm obese? Answer: An example will Dr. Llmar Miller 'l It - : :r· r~' ?"'- . Harry O'Dairy Loves Pepsi Cola sPECIAL April 1-7 PER BAG t~arpenter TV•• .in Review . ' ' ·~ : Chrtotlan look.. ll•r Moga•ln• pra.. nto th• top loaot..lllng .-llgloua loookl tok•n frotn a BAR-B-QUE SANDWICH 1urvey of 1to,.1 •crau the Center funding approved Maxine Plummer, Director of the Gallla ·Jackson· Meigs Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board announced official notification had been received from the Depart· held their March meeting. Plans were made lor at· lending the annual Meigs County Grange Banquet at Salisbury School on April 7. The State Grange baking CQntest will be held at the April meeting . Donations were made to the Heart Fund, Easter Seals, Cancer Fund and an appeal for aid was answered . Those enjoying an Easter family gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jordan and Jerrie Sue mcluded Mr. and Mrs . Reed Jeffers. Ida Denison, Mr . and Mrs. Larry Birchfield and family, the David Uewellyn fam1ly, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jordan and Jason, Mr . and Mrs. Dan JordBn and Derek and Brell Allman. SPECIAL SERVICES Temple U.M .W. members hosted a Maundy Thursday service at Albany on 1lmrfr day evemng. A ... commemorative service of the Last Supper of Jesus and his disctples, complete with communlon and a eommon meal of beans and cornbread was served to those attending . Member~ of Pearl Chapel, Snowvtlle, Albany and Temple churches were present. Albany U.M w members assisted with the observance and about fifty persons were m attendance. DIES IN COLUMBUS CARPENTER - Mrs . Lawrence Woodyard (Gladys Jeffers ) passed away '" Columbus. She was a daughterofthelateW E and Emma Chase Jeffers and was born and reared in this commumty and slung with her husband gre w to adulthood here Surv1vor.s Include two daughters, Mrs James (Irene ) Foster, South Vienna, Ohio: Mrs. Wtlbur (l..oUise \ Smith, Johnstown , Ohm; a son, DavJll Woodyard, Marietta , eight grandChildren and three great· grandchidren , along with her husband . A brother, Reed Jeffers, and two sisters, Metts Ftsher and Mrs William (Ida) Cheadle, all local, also surviVe. Services and bunal were m Westerville on Fnday Altending from this area were Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers, Mr, and Mrs. Lavern Jordan, Mrs. Wilham Cheadle, Mrs. Metia Fisher and Mr and Mrs. Rex Cheadle . Intensive Care ... ! WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TELLER WINDOW OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 5 TO 7 P.M. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I'm insulating America against the high cost of fuel bills! 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Grahom (Word) . ~ 'l.acust & 4th st .• Middle(ill.tt, o. . ' ~~~~out 1• - country, TRY OUR DELICIOUS .7lJJ I That's what I like about Cttizens National Bank. Every time I go tn there I get lots of special attenfton . If I've got a loan probl em, lor examp le . Or a money manag ement probl e m . 1 like being on the rec eiving end of the care once in a while! French Fries ONLY l'ersonal Advocacy and Senior Friends. New and expanded services Include Transitional services. Partial HospltailuUon and Inpatient Service. The federal grant com· bmed with state funds make up $1,M8,056 of the Center's $2.462,366 operating budget of which the local three co unty mental health levies provide $10,302 in matching funds In order to be eligible tn receive the state and federal funds . Breakdown of local share by county is Ja ckson. $1.847. Meigs, $1.649 and Gallla $6,606 . The remainder of the budget. approximately $904,006 of the total $2,462,36ll comes from the payment of fees for services (Title XX. Blue Cross and other forms of hospital insurance and direct payment by patients ment of Health. Education and Welfare confirming approval of the Community Mental Health Center' s Operations Grant renewal application for 1978. The grant funds are a major source of the Center's funding base. They are, however. restr~cted to use for provision of services. II does not cover facllllies, construction or rental or any form of facilities maintenance. It permits the renewal and m some instances eJpanslon of existing mental health services and the development of several additional services not yet available to residents of GaUia, Jackson and Meigs counties. Existing services include General Outpatient, Alternatives, Emergen c y Services, Children's Services, Speech & Hearing. ·n ·MIDDLEPORT BOOK· StoRt MILL 'n MIDDLE PORT, " I" FREE EIITIMATES • NO OBLIGATION ~-----·-;A!trH~couPoN-------1 I TO: I I I I 1 1 HACKETT FOAM INSUlATION 9371h Avo. Middleport, 0. Please send me further Information on Foam lnsulltlon. NAME ADDRESS City Zip Phono I 1 I I I I I L-------------------------1 �7-'lbe DaUy Sentinel Middleport Pomeroy 0 THESE MESSAGES OF OUR RB.IGIOUS HERIT*iE ARE SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY lHE FOWMING MEIGS TIRE CutTER INC ffi:INITY CHURCH Ra.,.. W H Perr n pas tor 8ob Buck Sunday school 1upt Church School 9 15 am wonhlp u 'o'lce 10 00 am Cho r rehearsal Tuesday 7 30 p m under d rection of AI ce ....... POMEROY CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE Corner Un on and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Hender 100 pasta Sunday ~e hool q 30 o m Glen McClung supt morn ng wont-. p 10 30 a m even ng serv ce 7 30 m d week serv ce Wednesday 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL The Rev Alber MacKenr e rector Ser 11 cas and Sunday s(:hool at 12 noon POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W Mo n S Joh n McArthur po$1or 8 bla sc hool 9 30 o m 0 30 a m morning word1 p Youth meet ngs 6 30 p m evan Rev Bobby Po ter pastor ~un doy school 10 a m Sunday war sh p 11 a m Sunday even ng s• v ce 7 p m Wednesday Fomi ly Tro ng Hour 7 p m W.dnesday wo sh pserv ce 7 30p m HAlEl COMMUNITY CHURCH Near long Bottom Edsel Hart pastor Sunday school 10 am Church 7 30 p m p oyer meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAl Th rd Av• th• R•v W II am Kn t el pester Ronold Dugan Sun day School Supt Cla sses for all ages even ng se 11 ce 7 30 B ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth serlo' ces Fr day 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAP liST Corner Ash and Plum Noel Herrman pastor Sotu day even ng serw ce 7 30 p m Sunday Sc:hool 10 30 a m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH ng worsh p 7 30 Wednesday n ghl p aye m&eling and 8 ble study 7 30p m THE SALVATION ARMY Butternut Ave 115 Po meroy EnYoy ond Mrs Ray W n ng oft cars. In cho ge Sunday ho nan meet ng 10 o m Sunday School 10 30 a m Sunday school leader YPSM E o se Adams 7 p m solvo t o n meet ng vat ous speakers and mus c spec al5 7 30 p m Thu sdoy- 10 om to 2 p m Lad es Home League all women nv ted 7 30 p m p aye meet ng ond 8 b e & udy Bob Estep eader Rev Noel Ht man eocher BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAP liST CHAPEL Route 1 ShadePastor Bobby E k ns Sunday school 5 p m Sunday worship 5 45 p m Wednesday prayer se vce730pm POMEROY WESTS DE C~URCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mo n St Jerry Paul m n stflr phone 992 7666 Conse val ve non nsf umental Sunday wanh p 10 a m B ble study 11 om worshp 6 p m Wednesday B be study 7 p m OLD DEXTER B BLE CHRIST AN CHURCH Rev Rolrh Sm th pos o Su ndoy schoo 9 30 a m Mri Worley Franc s super nten dent Preach ng serv ces t st & th rd Sundays follow ng Sunday School GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preach ng 9 30 a m f rst and se cond Sundays of 90ch man h th rd and fourth Sundays each month worsh p service at 7 30 p m Wedne sday evenings ot 7 30 Prayer and B ble Study SEVEN!~ DAY Robert T Bumgo ner 0 rector ADVENT ST Mu ber y He ghts Road Pomeroy Pastor Albert 0 t es Sabbath S<hoo Supe ntendent Clo o Mcintyre Sabbath School Sa u day ofte noon at 2 00 w th Wo sh p Se v cefo llow ng at3 15 John F Fultz Ph ft2 21e1 Pomero¥ MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Rober Bumgarner HEATH Robert Bumgarner Pas o Worsh p 10 30 om Church School 9 30 am UMVF 6 pm RUTLAND W lbur Hilt Pastor Worsh p 10 30 a m Church School 9 30a m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Ho wey Koch Jr ASBURY Worsh p l l a m Chvrch School 9 SO a m UMW f nt Tuesday B ble Study Thurs 7 30 p m FOREST RUN Worsh p 9 a m Church School lOam MINERSVILLE Worsh p 10 am Churc h School 9 a m SYRACUSE Church Schoo 9 00 a m Wonh p serv ce 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev T mothy Sm th C uste leader Rev Steven W !san Assoc ate BETHANY (Dorcas) Wash p 9 30 a m Church School 10 30 om CARMEL Chruch School 9 30 a m Worsh p 10 30 a m 2nd and 4 h Sundays APPLE GROVE Sunday Sckool RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH S star Horr ett 9 30 a m Wo sh p 7 3() p m 1st and 3rd Sundays P oyer meet ng Wo ne~ Supt Sunday School Wednesday 7 30 p m Fe owsh p 9 30 a m mo n ng wonhlp 11upper I s Saturday 6 p m UMW 10 45 o m THE HILAND CHAPEL George 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m EAST LETART Ch uch Schoo Casto pastor Sunday School 1st 2nd 3 d Sundays 9 30 a m 9 30 a m e\len ng worsh p 7 30 Fourth Sunday 10 30 om Wcr Thursday even ng proye se v ce sh p 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4th 730pm POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Sunday 9 30 a m Prayer meet ng Oov1d Mcnn m n star W em Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW ht Tuesday 7 30 p m Waban Sunday school supt Sun WESLEYAN (Rae ne) Sundcy day school 9 30 a m morn ng School 10 o n'i Wo sh p II o m woshp 030am FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 282 Jr UMVF Wednesday 3 30 p m Mulbe ry Avr~ Pomeroy Paul J B ble Study Thu sday 7 p m Cho Proct ce Thursdoy 8 p m White Pa sto Gary Basham Sun LETART FALLS ChurcH School dey school sup! Sundcy school lst 2nd 3 d Sundays 10 15 o m q 30 a m morn ng worsh p 4th Sunday 9 15 a m Worsh p 10 30 even ng worsh p 6 30 p m M dweek prayer serv ce 7 30 1st 2nd 3rd Sundays 9 15 o m 4th Sunda y 7 30 p m pm MORNING STAR Worship 9 30 MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER am Church School 10 30 o m De,.; e Rd langsv tie Oh o Rev Clyde Ferrell Pastor Sunday M d Week Serv ce Wednesday a 11 o m Saturday pm Schoo MORSE CHAPEL Wo shp II preoctl ng serv ces 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng B be 1tudy a m Church School9 30 a m PORTLAND Worsh p 7 30 p m ot7 30p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Chu ch School 9 30 a m SUTTON Church School 9 30 8a ley Run Rood Rev Emmett a m Wo sh p ht and 3 d Sundays Rowson pastor Handley Dunn J030om sup! Sunday school 10 am Sun NORTHEAST CLUSTER doy even ng serv ce 7 30 B ble R&v R chord Thomas teaching 7 30 p m Thursday Pastor DYESV LLE COMMUNITY Duane Syclenstr cker CHURCH Rage C Turne po!tor John Oougla'i Sunday school ~ 30 a m Sunday Anoc ates morn g worsh p 10 30 Sundoy Worsh p 10 a m JOPPA even ng 'ie v ce 7 30 Church School 9 a m Prayer MIDDLEPORT MT MG 1 AH BAPTIST Co ner Meet ng Wedmudoy a p m lONG BOTIOM Sunday school fourth and Main Mlddlepo t at 9 30 o m Wo ship serv ces ot Rev Hen y Key Jr pastor Sun day School 9 30 o m Mrs Ervin 7 30 p m B ble study and Youth at 8 p m on Baumgardner supt Morn ng meeting Wednesdays wonhp l045o m NORTH BETHEL Worsh p 11 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF a m Church School1 0 c m CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION ALFRED Sunday School q 30 taw ence Manley pastor Mrs Ru ssell Young Sundcy Scho<JI am Wo sh p 10 45 am Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 45 p m Supt Sunday School 9 30 o m UMW Jrd Tuesday 8 p m Even ng worsh p 7 30 Wednes REEDSVILLE Sunday School9 30 day p aye meet ng 7 30 p m om Worshp 730 pm Paye MT MORIAH CHURCH Of GOD Tuesdoy Roc ne Reule :2 the Rev Jame1 Meeting 7 30 p m V sltot on7 30 p m 1st Thu sdoy M Muncy past~ Sunday sc.hoo l S LVER RIDGE Wo !!.h p 10 am 9 45 a m morntng worshtp 11 Church School 9 a m am even ng wo sh p 7 30 TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh p 9 Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 am Church School I 0 a m p m Young peoples meet ng KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST 7 30 p m Thursday George F ede ck supt Se v ce MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST weekly 9 30 om on Sunday CornerS )(fh and Pol me the Rev K by 0 te pastor Robart Preach ng I rst and th rd Sundays of month by Cl fford Sm th 9 30 Porker super ntendent Sunday om WMPO Rod o rrogrom 7 4S a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Sundoy Schoo 9 15 a m Morn Rev Ke th Ebl n pastor Sunday ngWo shp 1015am Youthac 9 30 a m L1t00ard tv I es and fell owsh p fa un or School G /more f rst elder even ng ser and sen or h gh students 6 p m Sunday even ng wo sh p 7 30 Y ce 7 30 p m We-dnesday prayer meet ng 7 30p m p m M d week prayer se v ces MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Wednesday 7 30 p m Rccme Route 2 The Rev Charles CHURCH OF CHRIST Md dleport 5th and Moln George Hond pastor Sundoy school 9 45 a m morn ng worship 11 om Glaze m n sler M ke Gerlach Even ng !l.erv ce!l. Tuesdoy ond super ntendent Terry Yankey youth m n star B ble school 9 30 Frdoy 730pm BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH am morn ng worsh1p 10 30 Duane Worden am evemng worship 7 30 OF CHRIST m n ster 8 ble class 9 30 o m prayer se 11 ce 7 p m Wednes morning worsh1p 10 30 am day MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE avemng worsh p 6 30 p m NAZARENE Rev J m Broome Wednesday 81ble study 6 30 p m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST pastor Mrs Mary lothey Sunday school supl Sunday 'School 9 30 George Frederick supt Sunday am morn rl'g worship 10 30 monngsevce 930am wth a m Sunday evangelist c preach ng on f at and th rd Sun meat ng 7 00 p m Prayer day of month by G.arge Picken.s NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNI meeltng Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN TY Church Sunday School ser .., ce 9 45 o m Worsh p service MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY 10 30 Evangel 11 c Sarv ca 7 30 Dw ght L Zavltz d rector Wednesday Prayer HARRISONVILLE p m PRESBYTERIAN Rev Ernest meet ng 7 30 ZION CHURCH Of CHRIST Stricklin pasta Sunday church Don sckool 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Pomeroy Harnsonv lie Rd Kennedy pa1tor Bill McElroy lee supt morning wor5htp Sunday sckool supt Sunday 10 30 school 9 30 a m morning wor MIDDLEPORT Sunday school sh1p and commun on 10 30 a m 9 30 a m R•chord Vaughan aupJ Sunday evening youth Chr Ilion Morning worship 10 30 SYRACUSE Morntng worship 9 Endeavor 6 p m worsh1p a•r vtce 7 p m Wednesday evening am Sunday achool 10 a m Mr1 pray., meetmg ond B1bte study 7 Sampson Hall supf RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD pm Call949 2138 Far Appotntment Ractne Ohta PHONE 992·2156 EWS & SONS SOHIO Complete Automot1v' Serv1ce Locutl & Beech Sit Moddleport Ph m ... 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THE FINEST IN MOBILE HOMES 216 E Second Pomeroy Ph 992 3325 Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 • RACINE PWMBING &HEATING For The Best In TV Voewing Call992 2505 Pomeroy Ph 992 5130 WAID CROSS SONS STORE GROCERIES& GENERAL MERCHANDISE Fore Dept Equo p Ph 742 2777 HEINER'S BAKERY KEN GROVER PHOlOGRAPHY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD Hullttngton W Va Aerial Sclloolt Weddongs Cheslo' Ph 985 4155 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE Chester Racine 98S 3307 94f 2020 ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH P ne Grove The Rev W U om Mlddleswar h Pastor Chu ch se v ces 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Mr Donald Roley pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 o m war ship se v ce 10 30 a m Sunday servtces 7 p m youth group Wednesday 7 p m ANTIQU TY BAPTIST Rev Eo I Shuler pasto Sunday sc hool 930a m Chu chserv ce 7p m youth meet ng 6 p m Tuesday B ble Study 7 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev John A Coff man pastor F onkl n mboden cha rmon of he Board of Chr s I an l fe Sunday School 9 30 om mo n ng wo sh p a 30 Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer mee t ng Wednes doy730pm RAC NE FIRST BAPTIST Oon l Wo ker Posta Ronne So /se Sunday Sunday school supt school q 30 a m mo n ng war sh p 10 AO om Sunday even ng worshtp 7 30 Wednesday even ng B bte study 7 30 DANVIllE WESLEYAN Rev R 0 Brown pas to Sunday School 9 30 a m morn ng wo sh p 10 45 youth serv ce 6 45 p m even ng wo sh p 7 30 p m pray& and pro se Wednesday 730pm SILVER RUN FREE BAPTISf M les Trout pastor Sunday school 10 a m Steve L tile supt Evening se v ce 7 p m prayer meeting Thursday 7 p m CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD Re\1 Ptobby Porter pastor Sun day school 9 30 a m worsh p se v ce II o m even ng serv ce 7 30 youth se v ce Wednesday 730pm LANGSVILLE CHR STIAN CHURCH Robert Musser pastor Sunday school 9 30 o m Roy Sigmon supt morn ng wo sh p 10 30 Sunday even ng terv ce 7 30 mid week serv1ce Wednes day 730pm SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Date Boss patter Bob Moore Sunday School supt Sunday school 9 30 am morn ng worsh p 10 45 a ~ evangels! c s•rv ce 7 p m Wednesday service~ - prayer and pro se 7 p m Nazarene youth 7 p m Do ly prayer meet ng 8 30 a m Men s prayer mnt n" Scturdoy 7 p m EDEN UN TEO BRETHR1N IN CHRIST Elden R Blake pastor Sundcy School 10 am Howard McCoy supt Morn1ng sermon 11 a m Sunday mght services Chr 1 t on Endeavor 7 30 p m Song service 8 p m Preach ng Mtdweek Prayer 8 30 p m m"t ng Wednesday 7 p m Roy Ada"!! lay leader APPUAN&E SERVICE Ftre Extinguishers Ph 949 2550 Racine RACINE PlANING MILL Ph 992 3978 Syracuse CHURCH OF JESUS CHR ST located o Rutland an New l mo Road ne:t: to Fo est Ac e Po J... Rev Roy Rouse pastor Robe rt Musser Sunday Schoo supt Sun day school I 0 30 o m worsh p 7 30 p m B ble Study Wednes dey 7 30 p m ~ Saturday n ght prayer se v ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHR STIAN Roger Watson pas o Kenneth Byer Sunday !!.chool supt Mo n Sun ng worsh p 9 30 a m dcyschooi 10 30 a m ewen ng serv ce 7 30 Wednesday B ble St udy 7 30p m MT UN ON BAPTIST Don W ls on Su nday sckool supe ntendent Sunday school 9 45 o m even ng worsh p 7 p m P aye mee ng 7 p m Wednesday TUPPERS PLAINS CHR STIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood pastor Howard Coldwell J Sunday Schoo Supt Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Morn ng Se mon 10 30 a m Sunday e ... en ng servce 7pm LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev F eelond Nor s poster Floyd Norr s sup! Sunday school 9 30 a m morn ng se man 1030o m Paye sevce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PRO PHECV 0 J Wh le Road off 160 Rev George Groyie pastorSun day School 10 a m Arthu Hen son Sup Morn ng Wo sh p II om Vaung Peoples ser\1 ce 7 p m Even ng 11erv ce 7 30 p m Wednr~sday M d Week Prayer Service 7 30 p m Youth meet ng 6 30 p m Even ng wo shp 730pm CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herber Grate pastor Worsh p serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 30 o m R cho d Barton supl Prayer meet ng Wednes doy730pm BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Gob el Mzrs pastor 8 ble Sunday School 9 30 o m mo n ng church 10 30 am Sunday 7 00 p m even ng serv ce Wedne-sday service 7 30 p m LAUREL CL FF FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Floyd F Shook pas lor lloyd Wr ght Sunday School Supt M<Jrn ng Wo sh p 9 30 am Sundoy School 10 20 o m Wednesday Prayer and 81 ble Study 7 30 p.m Sunday even ing worsh1p 7 30 p rp Cho r P oc t ce Thursday 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Russell Sr m n ster R ck Macomber supt Sunday school 9 30 a m wo !!.h p s,e v ce 10 30 o m B ble Study Tuos doy730pm REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Roc ne Rood W II om Roush pastor Russell THIS SPACE PH;~: :;~\156 THIS SPACE FOR RENT PHONE 992·2156 Rotc/ If chu ch school D recto Sunday School 9 30 o m Morn ng wo sh p 10 30 a n Sunltay even ng serv ce 7 p m Wednes day even ng p oyer serv ces 7 30 pm BETHLEHEM BAPT ST Rev Earl Shu er paste Worsh p se v ce 9 30 a m Sunday schoo 10 30 a m B ble Study ond prayer se r v celhu sday 7 30p m CARLETON CHURCH K ngsbury Rood Go y K ng pasta Sunday school 9 30 a m even ng war sh p 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Bru ce Sm h paste Wo l oce Damewood Sup 8 b e School P eoch ng se rv ce 9 30 a m 10 45o m No even ngserv ce HVSELL RUN FREE METHOD ST CHURCH Rev Herber A ling pa~to Sunday School 9 30 a m Mor n ng se v ce 0 30 a m Ev onge st c serv ce 7 p m P aye meet ng Thu sdoy 7 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bol d Knob Rev lawrence Gluesencomp S poster Roge W lifo d S Sunday sckool supt Sunday school 9 30 o Sunday even ng ser\1 ce 7 p m Proye meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leode You th meet ng Wednesday 7 30 pm w th Don and Mar ha Meadows leaders WHITES CHAPEL Coolv lie RD Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday sckoo Cjl 30 a m worsh p se v te 10 30 am 8 ble study end prayer 'i&rv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST lor y Coleman pastor Co Sunday school supts Sam McK n ney a d Herb Ell tt Sunday school and commun on 9 30 a m War sh pond comun on 10 30om RUTLAND COM MUNITY CHURCH Sunday School 1 9 30 a m wo sh p serv ce 11 a m Wednesctoy p oyer meet ng 7 30 p m youtk ser vices Sunday 7 p m Sunday n ght wo sh p 7 30 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gr mm Jr postO'r"'Su!'ldoy school 9 30 am worship serv ce 10 30 am B oadcasf f ve over WMPO you ng peoples "ier v ce 6 30 ev angelistic ser\1 ce 7 pm Wednesday 7 p m MASON COUNTY FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Co' ne of Second and Ande son Mason Pastor Frank Lowther Sunday schoo 9 45 a m war shp sev ce 1 am and 730 p m Weekly B bl~ Study Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHR~T P 0 Bo:t: 4B7 M er S Mason W Va Sunday B ble Study I 0 a m Worsh p 11 a m ond 7 p m Bib e S udy Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mus c Moddleporl Ohoo Deep Steam Extradton I'll 992 2206 Ph 992 7630 Rt 3 Pomeroy Keepsake Diamond Rtngs 212 E Matn Pomeroy WESLEYAN HOL NESS - Hornsonvtlle Rood Dewey K ng~ pasta Ed son Weaver ass stant Hendt Eblin J Sunday school supt fsunday school 9 30 a m morning wo sh p 11 a m Sunday even ng ser v ce 7 30 proye meet ng Thurs dov 7 30 p m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD - Not Pentecostal Rev George Oiler pastor Worshtp serv ce Sunday 9 45 a m Sun day school II a m wonh p ser 11 ce 7 30 p m Thursday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m ...... MT HERMON Un tee:! tlreth en Chu ch Sunday Sc:hooi 9 30 a m Wor!!.h p serv ce 10 .45 a m P eochmg serv cas every Sunday o e l)af ng w th C E Wednesday p oyer meet ng 7 30 p m Rev James leach pastor Dov d Holter lay Ieeder JEHOVAH S WITNESSES 1 m le east of Rut and unci on of Route 124 and Noble Summ t Road (T 174) Sunday B ble Lect u e 9 30 o Watchtower study 10 30 a m Tuesday Bible study 7 and 8 IS p m Thursdcy theocrot c school 7 30 p m serv ce meet ng 8 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST - 570 Grant St M ddleport Bob8y Elktns pastor Sunday School lo am worsh p serv ce II a m even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Thursday prayer meet ng and 8 ble study 7 30 Pm RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Chu ch - ~el and Haley postor Sunday school 10 am even ng serv ca 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOO of P ophecy located on the 0 J Wtt te Rood off h ghwoy 160 Sundoy School 10 a m Super nfendent John lov'!Kiay F rs t Wednesday n ght of month CPMA servces second Wednesday WMS meet ng th rd through f hh youth serv ce George Croyle pastor HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 Ci rant St Mtddleport Rev Bobby Elk ns Sunday school 10 a m mornmg wa sh1p 11 evening worsh p 7 30 p m fhursdoy even ng B bla study ar,d prayer meehng 7 30 p m Aff I oted w th SBC BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST- Gabrel Mrar pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m morn ng church 10 30 a m Jun or church program under d reef on of Karen Mroz for ch1ldren 2 10 dur ng regulor church hour n ckurch basement Sunday even ng service 7 p m Wedn8'Sday servce730pm JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER Georges Creek Rood Church school 9'30 a m morning wor ih p 10 30 evenmg service 7 30 Prayer meeting Wednasdoy 7 30 pm ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sycamore and S.Cond Sts Pomeroy The Rev William M•ddlesworth Pastor Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Church Se v ces II a m SACRED HEART Re\1 FatHer Paul 0 Welton pastor Phone 992 2825 Saturdcy even ng Moss 7 30 Sunday Mo11 8 ond 10 a m Confess on Saturday T-7 30 p m CHRISTIAN BAPTIST - On the Route 7 bypass James E Kee3ee pastor Sunday school fo om morn ng worth p 11 a m e\len lng service 1 Pomeroy sollon & Landm1rk condlllon your water With C.ap softener Model Now Only w1ter UC SVI us test your w1ter Free 'W'a-JackW C.rsoy Mgr Phone 91'2 2181 IliA SMALL ENGIN E Po ts Mowe s I ll~rs and e c We s ock po ts and shor blocks for sma ll eng nes G & J Auto Par s 144 W 2ndSt Phone 992 2139 TWO 965 Ford co 10 2 96 7 Ford tr uck s , and h ton a ft bed fo 1967 and q72 Ford tr uck s Go d couch Hoove woshe Sofa bed 1953 Ford p ckup body Mala dele<: o 742 2174 --~ FOR SALE Hay cove r and m )(ed _!! 25 pe bo e QB S 3906 REG STEREO POLLED He eford Bu con ong 5 yeo s o d Ge tie a pr oven s e and w th good coni a mo on A Go d D amend S ve Regen comb no on Al so Mossey Ferguson 10 Ho se t oc o w th 42 mowe and othe a c.. chmen s F onk Cleland Bo)( 84 Roc ne OH 4577 1 or Phone 949 207 • TRINITV Chr st on Assembly Coo lv lie Gllbe t Spe[lce pas lor Sunday school 9 30 a m m.orn ng worsh p 11 o m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m m dweek p aye se v ce Wednes doy730pm LOST ON Rolkood So & S MOB LE HOMES P Plea sont W Vo bes de Heck s 1973 8 oadmo e 14 x 64 2 bed bom f 973Dar on 14 x602bed oom 1972 V ctor an 14 "67 3 bed oom 2 bath 1~72 Coventry 12 x 65 3 bedroom 1969 S olesman 12 x 6() 2 bedroom $2100 Tw n sw ng lock m rors Rod o Rear step bumpe h celfen cond ton Aile 5 Co I 992 57BS Md 1968 350 HONDA $250 Plus Su::uk for pa ts $40 7.42 2349 Stiversville If you want the lowest pncl!$ on Baler Tw1ne now's the time lo buy Call us loday TIMBER Pomeroy Forest P a ducts Tap pr ce for stand ng sowt mber Call 992 5965 or Kent Hanby 1 446 a570 CONS CURRENCY tokens old pocket welches and cho ns Stl\ler and gold We need 1964 ond aide 1 lver cons Buy sell or trode Call Roger Wamsley m nw NO ITEM TOO Lorge or too small W II buy 1 p ec& o complete household New u!!.ed o ant ques Mort n 5 Furmture 20 N M ddleport Phone 2nd St • 992 6370 CHIP WOOD Poles max d ometer 10 on lorgest end $8 per tan Bundled tlab $6 per ton Del lo'ered ta Oh a Pollet Co Rt 2 Pomeray 992 :2689 $CASH$ far 1unk cars Frye s Truck and Auto Ports Wretker Serv•ce T11e sole and Repo Rutland 742 2081 or Penn::o I 742 9575 19 Mr and Mrs Harold Long, Canton Mr and Mrs Robert Pauley Mt Alto W Va and Mr and Mrs Junior Pauley and family of Portland viSited recently with Mr and Mrs W S Long Mr and Mrs Harold VanMeter of Columbus Mr and Mrs. Mac VanMeter and Mlasy Pomeroy and Mr and Mrs Mike Eva111 and family, local, visited Mrs Ada VanMeter over the weekend Mrs Nicki Wilson and Elaine Lehew called on Mrs Merle Eva111 on Saturday afternoon Clint Birch and daughter Leota attended a dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe tlp~s 1 Vf.ncent, Ohio, on Ealiler Sunday and celebrated tbe birthday of Mrs Ellen Upps WANT TO buy P1gs Everett Holcomb Albony 614 698 5025 or 9'92 2737 WANTED TO buy Used walk 1n cooler 992 2969 WANTED TO buy small manu e spreader and form wagon 949 235S IF YOU have o serv ce to offer wont to buy or sell somethtng oe looking for work or whatever you II gat results fa•t•r with a Sent nel Want Ad 9 ... -Jack W Caney Mgr lllil Phone 9'12 2TBI SEVEN ROOMS and bath on 2 acres Old Rt 33 Shown by op po ntment only 99:2 7513 1975 KAWASAK 100 Ice new Only 425 m es plus helme $450 Phone 61.4 b67 3333 FOR SALE Ch ld ens Western Boots $8 95 $13 95 Be ley s n M ddleport 1976 HONDA CB 750 2700 m les Excellent cond lion some oc ceuor es Four 14 x 7 Crager Mag Ma!!.ler Slot Wheels good condi ton 2 new G60 14 Super Charger t res Mt Gasket Traction bars Ross ste @O ty5lem ncludes AM FM ste eo rod a 8 !rock tope record player and stand Coii9J15 3919 after 7 pm 8 H P r d ng tractor Electr c sfort Br ggs and Stratton engine Excellent cand ton Coll992 3366 1960 CHEVROlET 2 ton N@eds some mechan c work Has a newly bu It 6 cyl nder motor $300 1962 Ford V 8 pickup 352 mqtar Runs good $300 Call 61~ ·69B · 5213ofter4 pm ,::::==========::.:; Check our low, low pr1ces on Collm 2156 GARAGE SALE 109 Spr ng Ave Pomeroy Hove G E stereo n excellent condltton for $50 Thundoy Fr day Starts at 9 00 am Ram or thine FOUR Fomtly Gorage Sole ''om Watch for mil• cry,~,., signs go'o~ PH • Sol after 12 00 ~ RUMMAGE SALE 1 .4 pn ~~ 25: ., • FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTASH, FERT~PELS .t. BLEND James Mays ; dlllloV' Sun r:-. Mlddlopo't Masonic Temple Apnl 3 4 7 andB 9.4 - AUCTION Fr doy and So u doy 7 pm l ots ol new and used me chond se as well as good fresh candy at Oh o R ver Auct on Me gs P:lazo M ddlepo t PometGJ Landma~ 9. _Jeck W caney MQr ... . Phone m 211T NICE HOME ocres New co p etely Modern :,us ness bu ldmg for the retail or wholesale of meat All equtpment w1ll go wit h the sale Out of h gh water Only $5S 000 complete INVESTMENT 4 apartmenh on n ice locat ion for good ren t als ne~r shopp ng NEW LISTING - 25 acres m Rutland Townsh ip on good cou ntry road S1 2 500 or 5 acres for $3750 LARGE OLDIE - But n good shepe 3 bedrooms closets galore l lvmg across front dtnlng 1 :1 baths nat gas f urnace full basement and garage In Sutton With water and sep hc ta nk 3 Equ pped kolchen •nd 2 lots BE SURE TO BUY WHAT YOU CAN SELL AT A PROFIT LATER HELEN L TEAFORD SUE P MURPHY GORDON 8 TEAFORD REAL TOR ASSOCIATES 742 Free Estimates Work Guaranteed JUST LISTED - WONT MAKE MILLIONS - (bu ll will make you a good hvmg building an d (or.) bu sness good lo c ation established 10 years tramtng prov ded Ca I now for particulars ONE JUST LISTED WOODEO ACRE n new addlt on (res1rlcted) Idea for better home thi s you must see $3 soo 00 JUST COMPlETED New home with 1 level acre 3 bedrooms bath din ng modern kttchen ftreplace carport storage room carpet ing SJS 900 00 LOVELY 2 YR OLD - 3 bedrooms bath n ce kitchen utll tv c arpeting fin shed garage at the low pr ce of $25 900 00 REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE - 2 story frame 3 bedrooms bath basement HW f lo ors porc he s overlooks r ve and out of floods 51000000 LOVELY - lOVELY - Spli t entrance 2 ca r garage mud room uftl ty room wtth tubs & co mode large recreat on room w tth stone ftreplace open sta rway lar ge I v ing forma l dining room 2 baths 3 large bedrooms all ca,peted $45 000 00 THE REASON WE SELL HOUSES k now who IS because we wants what• LIST WITH US AND SEE FOR YOURSELF HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & lEONA m CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 9922259 9926191 ~ ~ ~~ 0 ~ carpet Thts house has been remodeled Ins de and out It has a big central frreplace w lth heatalator and s FREE TO good home mole n xed l kes ~ c h dren breed pup Good wo ch dog CR 18 3 m wh le and on out n ~me t o le s e tche ~ 964 10 x 55 mob le home w th e.:pondo n count y on 3 acres of lond Or lied well Sept c tank storage bu d ng N ce level f ontoge same woods Plen y of go den space Fu n shed cent a a Ready for mmed ate po ss ess on $10 500 Only nterested pa I escoil742 3074 1q69 12 x 60 one bedr oom Ga s range wood co o heat ca rpet $2000 Q85 41Bl 964 2 x 60 TRAILER 8 x lb ex panda com 3 bedrooms par !Ia y I urn shed $3000 992 33B8 Insulated Small barn and about 20 acres fenced N ce counfry seH ng off blackJop road Shown by appomtment only Pr ced $42 000 00 4 ACRES of n ice laymg land nof far from Southern High School Nice bu !ding builders Call now for Info s tes Ideal for new home $11 700 wtll buy a good 2 bedroom house wtth bath Garage and storage bu !ding Nat gas heat Or vewey Is elect heated N ce Ohio R ver v ew Furniture ca n be bought extra Pr ce redu ced for qu ck sale PRICE DRASTICALLY REDUCED - 1 , acres nice laytng land w th a nice 12)(64 all carpeted mob le home completely furnished 2 bedrooms built on with nice fam ly room w th fireplace Garden space work shop block. cellar and city water Ntee country sett ng O.Vner may take nlce mob le home as part payment Price now S14 300 50 ACRES - FREE GAS Why worry about the h gh Own Your Own Busmessl Area Dtstrtbutor for Rand YOU~ HAIR LOOK HERE F ove bedrooms nice 1 12 story house large living room with shining oak flooring large k itchen wtfh dining area 2 full bath s 2 bedrooms down and 3 ups fa rs Compl e tely nsulated with F A nat gas furnace Large porches & garage Lo c n Chester Price $19 800 We Need listings We have buyers for many types of property McNally IMps No selling CALL JIMMY DEEM Assocoale 949 23BB IN Serv•ce pre established accounts Investments S2 700 lo Sl5 450 secured by mven1ory and equipment Write include name address telephone and three references to Personnel 01rector NAMCO 392B Monlclalr Rd Bormlngham AI 35213 or coli loll free 1-800 6338441 ROGER HYSELL GARAGE 4'4 mtles oH Rt 1 by pass on St At l4J toward Rutland 0 Auto & Truck Repair Also TransmiSSIOn Repa1r Phone 992 5682 CALL lHE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY AT 446 3643 IN GALLIPOLIS Pomeroy WALLPAPER. PAINT & SUPPLIES ACE HARDWARE Located In The SALES AND SERVICE I I 9 It t WILKINSON IO!Hah SL Son a II Eng me Sales & Serv1ce ,om troy Lotus t Slrt: et M ddteport 0 Phonll 992 309 1 ~118 Weddings Porlra1ls Passpoots LAWN BOY MOWERS & BOLEN MULCHER S Anntversartes Speml Occas1ons Sac Pnct!d N ow T hru Apr I 'lOth HURR Y L 1 t ed Supply Bob Hoell ch J ( 16 n (1 EXPERIENCED RadiatorService ........ :. :.:J'g r om he le 1••• Coo .... •fct aulltlo•" f ..do o s~ .. I SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomt ,., Plo. 992 2174 12 00 tll6 00 Sunday 0 THE PHOTO PlACE MEIGS PLAZA Middl epor t Oh10 Open f 00ftl9' OOMon Frtday 9 oo 1116 oo Saturday : If• M to 4 30 P M 3·15 11c 3 12 1mo. 2-2 ·11C • Ktf chen Cabtnets Rooting Concrete Patios Stdewa lk s N elli Construction ~ Remodeling DAVID BRICKLES General Contracting Route l Pom eroy Ohto o1S 769 Esttmates b'!l Appointm ent Phone 992 7 19 1 ?4 lfc . Blown Insulation Supenoo Steam Extraction Cellulose Frber Blown Into Walls Young's Carpetmg and Att1cs - Save Fuel & Money- Routel LAVENDER "Get A Load Of Th1s" Pome"' 0 &UpholsleTy Phone M1ke Young Carpel CONSTRUCTION Syracuse Ohto Free Esttmates WETHERALL CONCRETE AI Phone 91'2 3993 3·l ·ll c Real l:s lale for Sale HOMES TES fo so o o a l up M dd epa eo Ru o d Co qcn 748 NEW 3 bed oo n ho use 2 ba lh !> ail e ec oc o M dd opo c ose o Ru o d PI o e 997 7481 COU NTRY lo land w h sedud ed wood s wo er and g ood a< cess Mon oe Coun ty W Vo $ 000 dow call 304) 772 3 02 0 (30 4 772 3227 HOBSTETTER REALTY George 5 Habstener Jr Broker 101112 Sycamore Sf Pomeroy Ohto Office Hours 9amtoSpm Closed Thursdays Saturdays at noon and Your Full T1me Real Estate Broker One three bedroom home :2 acres o f ground on Rt 7 Tuppers Pia n s Oh o One 4 bed room very modern West near Chester Ohio One 3 bedroom new Crow Subdlv slon near Five Points Cheryl Lemley Assoc1ate Henderson Hartford 992 2206 or 992 7630 675 1582 882 2175 The Or 1tn1tor~ Not Jhe lm tltOil PHONE992 6333 cost of heating vour hDme drying your clot hes hot water etc We have a 11/:1 story house with 3 bedrms and bath dining room wlfh fireplace Full basement Large pond stocked Pr ced only $4:2 500 KIDS Ph 992 2148 2· 10·11 C . 300 Ma in St Pomeroy Oh io PomeroY 992 6282 or 992 6263 Muffler Brakes Shocks T1res Battery Installation Servtce ms 0 PWMBING & HEATING INC. MOORE'S AI Tromm Construction LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 ACRES w th a nice 1 , story house with 3 bedrooms and Jl ~ baths Mostly FEMALE PUPPY to mcd um wh e and brown afte 5 ANT QUE CURTAIN 742 2460 Remodeling Room Add1bons Garages . CARTER For The Best Pnce In Town See Denv~r Kapple AI 1-c ~ Roofm~ I• CENTRAL REALTY CO. Pomeroy Landmark 7<2 2331 OLD FURNITURE ce boxe!!. brass beds iron beds etc complete househo1ds Wr te M 0 M le At 4 Pomeroy Oh o or call NEW LISTING - 0~ bedroom ranch home w fh beamed ce I rngs Colored bath fixtures family room wtth wood burner RUGS WAll Hang ngs afgons N ce Ia Chr s mas Rea :;onable Call992 2214 Af er S call Mrs Elva Dalley Syracuse, called on Mr and Mrs R R Durst on Thursday afternoon Recent VIsitors of Clint Birch and Leota were Joe Gale and Terry Upps of Vincent Denzil Smith of Parkersburg Elmer Bowles of Harrisonville, Mr and Mrs !Joyd Hoffman and Roger Hoffman of Chester and Jack Scarborouglj and Mr and Mrs W, S. Long local Mr and Mrs Richard Abela of Long Bottom were callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis DeLuz on Frtday afternoon Many frtenda and neigh bors of the community at tended the SOth wedding anniversary open house honoring Mr and Mrs Gene Carpenter on Sunday March ~ .\ 9Q2 3325 216 E Second Street Asktng Sl3 500 SIX YRS OLD ECONOMY TRACT OR w th o at tachments L ke new ask ng $2250 Phone (614) 698 3290 1976FORDF 100300CD 8 bed dleporl Pek ngnese 12 n 4 n htgh Med urn to long ha Redd sh colo eel 7 30 9 30 992 b079 or 992 772(1 T~~~?~D!B 45 ACRES - SEVEN TRUCK toppe!! 742 3154 LOST RED t de hound Wed Bashan Keno v c n ty 9B5 4232 r------------, electric 8 ' 77 E S o e Athe ns pho e (b\4 ) F liE ROOMS bath end ut I y J·IJil~lj' room on oc e lot n Sy ocuse I' Pr ced o SIS 000 992 37 4 o 992 b 24 BUIL DING LOT 150 )( 200 Water elecl tC ond sr~woge owa lab e In Sy acuse Pr ced ot S2SOO 992J714o 9926124 ; 592 305 FOR SALE , acre 8 r ooms a d be h fru ou tb u ld ngs plenly of go den space On state rood neo church and clo se to th e m ne o eo Plenty of wo e olso rura l wa er W II sell w h or w thou lu tu e Phone Township on country road All mmerals spnng water and small barn S20 000 992 7453 Mllldleport Ohoo 742 3163 SYRACUSE OHIO Total e ect c hree bedroo n home Ru st c H lis ~2 2063 ; Business Services VA FHA J0 yr I lOne 9 ci s ef nont g elond Mo goge 7<2 2068 '219.95 Let SY OWNER 3 bed ocn s w th fo c ed o r ga s keo1 ond or c ~nd on ng 1 acre level o Rutland St8 000 Ph one $27 500 40 ACRES - HAY FOR sole Alfalfa clover and T mothy Also c op g ound lo rent o shares Phone 742 2566 J let MODEL H For mal! roc o w th hydrou c Also I se 2 bol om pull1ype piow'i 843 :2064 1974 DATSUN P CKUP !'hone 91'2-2TBT BEN FRANKLIN STORE Ph 992 3785 THREE ROOM COAL LIMESTONE sand gravel ca lc um chlor de fe zer dog load and all ypes of sal Ex eels o Sal Woks Inc E Mo n St Pomeroy 99.2 3891 Pomeroy Landmark IIIIIIPa .Jack W Carsey Mg1 RAUS K&C JEWELERS 992 5621 REDUCE SAFE & fas w th GoBe se Tablets & E Vap wale pUs Nelson 0 ug aervice department and will service Hotpomt and lltltr br.ands Featuring MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOP. Oudd ng Lone Mason W Yo Chester Tennant Pastor Sunday School 9 45 o rn Ch d ens Church 6 45 p m Young People s Se v c: e 6 45 p m Evangel st c Se v ce 7 30 p m Women s M s s onorv Counc I 10 a m first and th rd Tuesday s P oye and 8 b le Study Wednesday 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRIS riAN UNION The Rev W II am Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 o m James Hughes su pt even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday evening prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Youth proye ser v ce each Tuesday FAIRVtEW BIBLE CHURCH le crt W Vo Rt 1 Rev Charles Hargraves past or Worsh p ser v ces 9 30 a m Sunday school 11 o m even ng worsh p 7 30 pm Tuesday cottage p aye meet ng and B ble s udy 9 30 a m Wo sh p serv ce Wednes day 7 30 p m CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH 26 N Second M ddleport Alan Blackwood pastor Se v ces on Sunday ot 10 30 o m and 7 30 p m w th Sunday school at 9 30 a m B ble study Wedmuday 7 30 p m NDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH INC - Corner Fourth and L ncoln Sts M ddleport Rev 0 Deli Manley pastor Sony Hud son Sunday School super nten dent Sunday school 9 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer and prose serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m THE PEOPLE S CHURCH OF POMEROY - Corner Mo n and Court Sis th rd floor ove l gkthouse Res taurant Henry Cook pas or Sunday school 10 a m mo n ng worsh p 11 o m even ng serv ce 7 30 Wednes day even ng serv ce 7 30 In terdenom nat anal full gospel RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pas to Denn s Bales Sunday School 10 am wonh p !l.erv ce 1130om ond730pm Proye meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHR ST Elde James M ller B ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday School 10 a m Sunday n ghlserv ce 7 30 p m POMEROY We have enlarged our YOUNG'S CARPETING MARK V STORE THREE ROOM apt w h bo hw n Pomeroy Afle 6 call CLEARANCE SALE beg ns Men Feb 13 at Sew N Sew Ou.flet Mo n Street Roc ne All poiyeste double kn Is reduced 40$. and 50°o Thread b g spool 5for$1 GOOD NEWS from your local Starcraft Mercury dealer Fo the conven enc.e of our custome • we w II be mov ng ou dealersh p to Pome oy w th n the nest few weeks Watch far our G and Open ng In the meant me we w II be open for busi ness as vsual a au presen local on CR 44 mtles f om Shot!e Doug s Marne So les and Serv ce Phone 6q6 I 275 POINTVIEW CABLE TV SYSTEMS, INC. REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES NEED A WATER SOFTENER? RACINE GUN Club Sunday Apr I :2 w ll be lost Gun Shoo unt I fu ther not ce CARS & TRUCKS 461 S 3rd Moddleporl Ph 91'2 2196 Ph 949 2882 214 E Main • DAN THOMPSON FORD, INC. Ractne Thord St Volunteer Oep<J lmenl w II spo sor-a gun shoat ev~ry Saturday at 6 pm at the r bu !ding n Boshon Foe to y choke g1,1ns only VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. REALTOR Cl nton P tutr 949 2083 Pomeroy Landmark r-------,r 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS 1100 E Main 1971 ARISTOCRAT l ow l ne w th own ng sleeps s x B h p 36 nd ng mowe r 992 5756 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT THIS SPACE MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET 17 FT Coachma n Camper Sleeps .6 Self u nto n~ 992 7513 11ft! Publul»t!r re.lit!rve11 thli rlt~li. W edit CJr re_la1. any wds dee ned 00. jtcli0011.l Tbe Publi!iher w11l not ble re!lp0n.5ible for tnore than one inl'Uf· red insertion Phot ~em-21~ 282 W tMon Pomeroy 992 9962 5TO N 2nd Moddloporl91'2 ii4SI RACINE FOOD MARKET THE STORE WITH A HEART Racine Ph 949 2626 Mub1ile Humt: lilllle!llnKl Yard liol:lles ILn! KCl't!pted only w th ~ash w lh p-der ~ cent cl\ltrge for l:lds carry klg Bo1. Nu nber In C.11reof TheStn- FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS 191 1 2 dr Fat 850 Sr.ec o 974 Kawasok 90cc eye e 992 3173 0 992 513 _2:o e ST~RCRAFT m~nimwn ileal 1>:5lale lor Sale 200 SALES MIXED hoy ll -50 o ln memory Clrd ol Thanlul and Obtuwry 6 t.'l'nts per word p ~ Phone 949 2801 or 949 2860 F~EE ESTIMATES Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash HOOFJHOllOW Ho ses Buy se I traoe or tram New and usttd saddles Ruth Re•ves Albany t5 Wordl ur Under Cosh PHONE 992·2156 tnT SWISHER & LOHSE POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Robert Hayden Rev James Corbttt CHESTER Wos hp 915 am Church School lOam POMEROV w<Jf5h p se v ce 9 IS o m Sunday school 0 30 a m Re v Robert Hoyden m n ste ENTERPR SE Worsh p 9 a m ChurchSchool10o m ROCK SPRINGS Wo sh p I 0 om Chu ch School CjiJ5o m UMVF 6 30p m FLATWOODS Worsh p 11 om Ckurch Schoo/1 0 a m LINDA'S lADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON THIS SPACE FOR RENT WANT AD CHARGES THIS SPACE ' FOR RENT UNION OPERATED 330 t rr 0 1 J BEST QUALITY INTERIOR SEPTIC TANK CLEANING • & EXTERIOR PAINTS AT Restdentlal and commeretal Call for estimate 24 hour service Anyday anytime Phone 985 3806 KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO Jack's Septic Tank Semce Bex3 Phone 9'1'1 J748 or 992 5020 FREE PARKING 33 DuHw eM SerHC¥.6 IJusuu IHi Sf rnre!S BRADFORD Au o uu Co p lo o So v e PI o u 949 74 7 o 949 2000 Roc c Oh o C B odl o d ELWOO D BOWERS REPA IR Sw eepe s tao s e "' o :; ul sma opp on ces l ow nowo c x t o Sta e H gt way Go age o Route 7 PI one (b 4} 98 3825 RI:MODI:UNG P u nb g oo ~ a d all types o f go o a 0 1 Wo k guo o uod 20 you :; ux pe e ce Ph a o 9q 2 7409 SEWING MACH NE Ref o \o v cc a l ak e 9cn 22B 4 Fub c S PI o o Au o ud ~ ~ g Solo Sc 11 co We sho pc S s~o mo l XC A VA NC do a I d e (I I c I lio h. Ru u I 0 1 ur W Ll do oat g co ~ lu b g o J I QO g No ooo g o oo s I II 742 234 8 GeorgeS HobsteMer Jr Broker Home Phone 992 S739 b'm 13:1 s1:1 II oy o J :. EXCAVATING lo o loa If! o J ba ck / oe work du np uck~ o d o bop f o o w I au I II d t to n t nnslnn o d g avc l Coil Bob o Rogc Jcl fo s loy pi o o 9<.J2 7089 gl pho c 992 352 5 o 992 5732 S6nce• Ott.ired WILL CA RE to he e de home Phone 992 73 14 WNfER GET o you hou so ? l u n ok r n os so y r> pn A TrQ 11 <:: on s uc I on 742 13i' 1 IURU: Y S WR E(Ki:R Sc v Oh o Day o SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LlffiE & SAVE A LOT RU STIC HILLS Sy ocuse N ce three bedroom home total e eel c carpeted w th co port and a r cond ton ng Phone IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT 992 5348 TWO HOME s tes So em Center 742 27-46 B'Y' OWNER 5 acres w th 9 room house FREE GAS :2 cor goJoge summer k tchen and bordered by 2 cre eks Coli 985 3827 Ll NCOLN HTS - A very ntce 1 h story 4 bedroom home In good condition Features a basement witt\ f nlshed fam ly room and laUndry room eat n kitchen living room & bath large lot with fenced yard Call now priced to sell at $17 000 JUST COMPLETED new house n M ddfeport Far more informa I on coli 992 2238 o 992 S304 HOUSE FOR sale n Pomeroy 5 m nule wollc to town end school a uminum s d ng storm w f)dows and doo s wall to wall carpet ng throughout 2 o Completely 3 bedroot;ns emodeled k lchen w th built n app ances Iorge both Iorge f ant and back porches fenced yard bc!l.ement and lots of storage space Off street pork ng Shown by appomtment on ly Roger Ab&oH 9'9:2 6114 o 9'122377 Commercial p operty appro)( 17 acres level land located at Tuppers Po f'lS an Oh o Roue - ~e ~~ 667 b304 15 ce 'ecluc'etl remodeled 2 story farm home This nice home features a large I vlng room d•nlng ~at n k tchen SbedrbOms & l /2 baths 15 acres of tillable land with balance n pasture and wOOdland Older barn & garage You must see this one t swell worth The pr ce L oca t ed oft Rt 325 rl M e gs County As Low As '4,88 ~q yd & up 9' and 12' Vmyl Aoonng In Stock where you Ciln come 111 see what you re getting Good selections - FuHv stocked IN STOCK Largest Selection In The 68 ACRE FARM - Pr Rubber Back Carpet MAKES A BED FOR YOU Vallev h 10 W£RY AND MARTIN (Ovo t g sep t c ys I w:: kl Ofl du yro vo l o o o pow g Rl 143 PI o Home Phone 742 2003 Htlton Wolfe Sr Associ•te Home Phone 949 2589 o Call742 Jill TALK TO WENDEll GIIATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND r:URNITURE �9-Tile Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Mar. 31, 1978 Flnucial R ~port O"ut 5 tand •ng war rents oftht Board of 8-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday , Mar. 31, 1978 DICK1'RACV Dec 31 1977 ( Deduci 1 Education For Fiscal Year Ending Dtcember 31,_1977 I 'LL NEED DOUGH SOON , BUT FIRST THINGS (Sl 193 71 ) Re concil ed Balance ' · Dec . 31 1977 31 197 73 !astern .L oc_al School Otst ru:t summary or Cuh' Balance s Rece ' 1 Meigs County And E ReedSville , Oh io 4577 2 March 24 , 1978 _ • I certi f y t he lollowrng report to be co rrect. Eloise Bosto n Clerk -Treasurer o f the Boerd of EducatiOn 614 -985 4292 Cnh Reconciliat ion Total Fund Balances Dec .. JI , 1977 SJI , l97 .73 ~:~0e5:~0:~a~fd~~~,~~nk YOU WANT ME TO L.EAVE MY H0U5E AJt.ID LAE> ~ JU5T TEMPORA~IC\'. DAFFODIL .. IT'S FOFl YOLJF< OWl! $AFETY! OH, ! SEE ... I WAS HOPIN!> YOU MIGHT ~E P[ANN IN 6 OU>( HON~YMOOW TRIP- . HAHA! WA 51.J'T THAT cAPTAIN EASY Pur HEF'. 0>-J THEO lii<K5E A PI.ANE ~ ... I COULDN ' T HELP IT. DEADHEAD .. ,S HE TOOK OFF IN A PLANS! 35 ,984.03 Sub - To tal Depos i tory Balan ces 35,984 .03 Cash on Hand . Cesh fn Tra ns i t to Oepos llor y 47 . 407 ~ 41 SU b · T o tal Cash 0 n H. nu.. 117 ,407.41 Total 83, 391. 44 WHAT PLANE~ WHEI<E WAS IT INPUSTF<IES EXECUTIVE; HEADED~ -~' scientific or A IN'T SOMEBODY SOUND T SHOW UP FIWM -n-t' OTHER END OF TH' V ILLAGE ? d ' t •P s educationa l purposes. 0~ e 1 p e ~~i~~~es Natural Resources , F ountain Square, Columbus 43224. OUR l/KE•NEW CARSl THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL TRUCK 1974 FORD F-250 % TON ........... .'2295 I OUI.,ICJ ' V-8, 4 sp eed , P .S .. P . B.. sl i ding rtiar w indow . CAR 1974 CHEVY IMPALA ............. ... '1695 4dr,. H,T'., air , ay to , P .S., P B_, v inyl roof . 1975 COUGAR XR7 ... .. ..................... '3G.95 L~ndau root. P.S., P. B ~. air , ra ll y wheels, r adial tir es. twin ra ~i ng m irr ors. E X TRA NI CE . 1972 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL ........... _'_1_895 A Or., new radial tires . loaded . Jot that clown, Rufus! We'll be here with blankets an' a hot You can .. Minehasafull tank ofqas! use mLJ car,· Sl im! juqo' I even put up the side curta ins in case it rains! cioer ' 1973 A.M. AMBASSADOR.. ,............... .'1695 Bro ugham custom ti lt , cruise, 3 seater , ra t k , nice. 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT... ......... .... '1495 2 Dr. H.T., air, P .S, .P . B., vi n y l roo,f. ' ' WINN:E.. 'Y'OU VE. ~EEN 1 BUT TLTJ ALSO BAlD HE OF"EZED Ti<E •'AN 'B A 10 TAK.E Tl-16 tMN WITH HIM 1 lr'ERMIT BY IN THE HOPE THEY<JBOTH 'OW_,_WINI\I IE. BE: I<E?CUED ... AND "11-,E WHAr DOYO~ W'.N REFU:iED.' . EXPECT? ' TiJ'rJ 5N:; l-l5 \'\4.'\i HE M:::T ON TI->AI R::IA:::'T£: 15>LAN :7 WA5 TAL_ .:J,\) Q T"'*I\J .. . LIKE l3 Lt.. US.=D 10 3E: .. . •• e-AR ING AT TU';\J N\ET A IMN ON A REN\OTE 15LAND IN THE: PACIFIC . THE N'AN er . ~5 PICTURE A'LOT l.ATELY. IS ... IS 1972 PLYMOUTH ... .... ......... .. .......... '895 2 Dr. H.T. 1967 PLYMOUTH SATELliTE ...... ... ... : ... '295 SHOP EARLY FOR YOUR CHOICE TRUCKS 1975 GMC GENnEMAN JIM PACKAGE.. '3695 P. S., P.B .. fa ct or y air, 1ilt wheeL seats. AM·FM, tape . Bu c ket 1973 FORD RANGER ................... _... '1895 LOOKED A LOT LIKE BILL ! ANYT~ING 302 V-8. WRON0? standard, long wide bed . 1967 FORD V-8 ................ " ............. '495 Autom atic. lon g wide bed . 1959 CHEVY lJz TON ........ " ............... '395 6 cyl., standard. RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Riebel • •• FRANK & ERNIE Xf " tvER SltL~~Mftr.J G0Mf:S 'b youR " The Almanac Amendment to the Con , United Press International stitutlon, Thomas Peterson· Today is Friday, March 31, Mundy of Perth Amboy, N. the 90th day ol1978 with 275 to J., be came the flrSI follow . American Negro to vote. ~ The moon is in its first ..__ In 1938, Daylight Saving quarter. Time went into effect in ')he~ There is no morning star. United States for the first The evening stars are time . ~ Mercury, MarS , Venus, In 1968, PreSident Lyndon Jupiter and Saturn. Johnson announced he would Those born on this date are not seek re-election and abo under the sign of Aries. ordered suspension of On this day in history: American bombing in Nortb In 1870, one hour after Vietnam. .. ratification of tlie 15th The notation "q .v." stands for the [atin "quod vide," ·meaning "which see." DOoR IINP SUC.GES"'"S .II H0Mt HllaRcuT l'tl" South tries to sneak game ' '!'o SAvE MONe:Y, DoN'T NORTH ;~ ..;t \.I$T!=N TO HIM. • W€U.., IF • K 71 t A 10 9 6 4 2 + 65 WEST +J 93 • Q'I065 2 t B3 '\CIJ SIW011J0 11..1 • -- - --------~ •.• . E•pend1tures Ba l. Oec ll. 1977 ESEA Ti11e I B.t l, J an . l, 1977 Total Rece ipt s ' 10 1A3 .51 2S ,97A .58 2.&U:~~ T otal R ecelp ls 2.736.84 Ba !an _ces 1. 041.84 Expenditures 1, 695 .00 Bal. , Dec . 31. 1978 Total Batan ce6Lb87 .42 J an . I, 1977 Tota·t -. Tola l R ece1p 1s 1 - '~ 10 ..... " i ·00 Total - Total Receipts &. Balan ces 1,272,136.42 total - Exp 1.2 40,938.69 .To tal - B&tanc~ ~ . De ~;. 31 ,1 977 · 31.191 .13 Cash Billa nee, Receipts, And Expenditures BY Fund General Fund Recei pts- Rev enu e Balan ce, Ja n . 1, 1977 30.58'1 .74 P ro perty Ta)( (Gross) General - Real E sta te -240 ,883 .88 T angible Personal ],640.32 Sta te Subsidies School F ounda tion (Gross) Bas ic Allowance 671,582.29 Other St ate Subsidies 19 . 179 .60 Fed eral PL 874 4,63 7. 18 R en tal Sc hool Pr oper ty 4170 .28 Other Ft evenue 787 .22 Total Revenue Receipts 941.180.77 R ecelpts- N on -R e\i enue Proceeds Sa le c l Notes 97.000.. 00 Adjustments & Refunds 9, 860 .69 Sa les Non -Rea l Pr ope rty l 00 Other Non - Reven ue 255 .55 Tota l Non -Reverwe Recei pt s 107, 121.14 Tota l Receif:l ls 1,048,302 .01 Transfers From Tille I 3,962 .02 Lun chroom 1,508 .37 Tota l Transfer s 5, 470 39 Tota l Rec eipts ( R even ue, Non -Revenue & Transfer s) 1'.053.772 .40 Tota l BeginninQ Balance Plus R ec eipt s 1,084, 357 . 14 E x penditt.~res Tota l A dm inistration Exp . 38, 840 .71 Tota l In struc tion Exp . 536,799 .90 Tota l Co -Ordinate Activities Ex p . 6,03 3.5 9 Tota l Library Exp . 13.792 ' 06 Tota l Pupil Transp . Exp,. 93, 200 .0 1 Tota l PlaygroundS · 15 0, 00 Recreational Exp . Tota l School Pl an t Operation Exp. 135,270.39 Tota l School Pl an t Maint . Exp . 12, 648 89 Tota l Other Auxil iary Expen se 144,527 .94 Tota l Capital Outlay 160.99 Int-erest on Loans . 687 .57 R epayment ot L oans 97, 00 0.00 Tota l Other Non Opera t ing Exp . 97 ,68 7.57 Tota l Exp . 1. 079, 112 .05 Transfers To T i tl e I V 320 .84 T ille I 284 .41 Til le II , 130 .33 Lunchroom 2. 476 .42 Un i form Suppl ies 402 . 42 Tota l Tr a nsfers 3,614. 42 Tota l General F und E x p . and T ranSfers 1, 092 , 7 ~ 6 . 47 General Fund Bal. , De c . 31. 1977 1.63 0.67 Total Exp. and Transf er s Plus Bal. , Dec. 31 , 1977 1.08 4,357 : 14 _ Bond R elirement Fund Bal ., Jan . 1, 1977 26,000 . 22 Receipts Property Tax {Gro ss! Genera t- R eat Esta te 41,495 .59 Tangible Persona l 1,296 .15 Tota l Rece ipts 42,791 .74 Total B eg inning Ba l ance P l us Rec eipts 68,791.96 Expenditures Fees & Charges W it hheld - Ta x 1,046 .7-4 Sett lernent Int er est On Bor'lds 14.615 .00 30,00 0.00 Bond Red Fm pnon 45,661.74 Total E"-" .Total Exp . & 23, 130. 22 Tra11.sf ers Tota l Exp . P IUS Bal. , De c. 31.1977 68,791 .96 Lunchroom Fund Bal. , J an . 1, 1977 67 2.71 Receipts Sa le o f Lunches 32,708 .72 Federal Subsidy 38,213 .77 Stat e Subsidy 6,469 .96 Other ReVenu'e 13 6. 46 Tota l Revenue Re cei pts 77 ,527 .91 Transfers From Genera l F und 2,476 .42 Tota l Trans.fers 2,476 .42 Tota l Revenue Rece ip 's & Transfer s ~0.004 . 33 ~ Reaeemeo Durmo Ye•r 1917 )0.000 00 1,041 84 tnt Raf~ 1 PCI 1.04\ 84 Ma1ur 11y Year B.. tanu, O~c_ 31 19H 1,095 00 Gen Opr Expenses Total E11.p Plus New tuues Dur ing Sa l • Dtc Jl. 1911 ?,136 84 · Year 1917 6} ,000 oo &• lwl!'en Fund Redeem e-a Dunno Year Tr•n sf•r Reconc rli•t•on . 1'971 61 ,000 .00 To Fund tn t Rate 1 pet Gent'ret f"und 1.111 M&lurttv Year 77 1, ,97 ·7n Tot al Nott> D<>bl Oeneral Fund New tssues 210 Grnf'rat Funa OurmQ General F untf 139 !II Year 1971 97 ,000 00 General F'IJnd 1,461 n Total Note Ot>bl Gl!'n•ral F'untf 399 ]8 R eaeem ed Our tng General Fund 336 75 YPar 1977 97 ,000 ,00 General rvno 131 30 ']] 5 6) OJ 3. lie General Fund Lunchroom 1,797 70 lunchroom I . 178 7? T l tatt553T 77 139 81' 'T i tle t 553T77 144 60 ORDINANCE;; NO . 106S ·'• Title IV 370 h 130 ]) An Ordmo;~n ce to d es .l qn a t e T 1fle I I the Village ol Mrddieport ro Uni f orm Sup pl 1es 40 2 47 becom e a Ta ~~:-p aying e m Total Eltp . Transfe rs 9,084 at pl oyer l or unemploymen t ' From Fund compensa t ion TI553TH 1.'1 1772 Lunchroom' 1.297 70 Be 11 ordained by lht• Til 750621 710 67 T! 55)117 139 81 Council o t the V i llage o t M1ddtcport as tottow s : Tl 553T77 1,461 4) Sec 1 !hat th e Villi'lge o t T I 553T 17 399 JS M•ddl£'port , pursuant to Oh10 Tl 481178 336 75 Rev1sed Code Chapt er 414 1. 1155JT17 13 1 ]0 £'ll• c t s to becorne a tax pay inq Tt 1181T78 275 .63 f;'mployer tor unemployment Gen erell Fund 1. 297 70 compenSa1 10n purposes Genera l Fund I , 178 7'1 Sec II Th e Clerk ol HH' Gene ral Fund \3 9 .81 Village ot Middleport is Gener al Fund 14 4 60 he rcbv (tuthOrllt'!d and Gene r a l Funct 320 .84 directed t o be lhe dlsburs1nq Gen enll Fund 130 .33 ngent tor the Village a·t Gener l!l l Fund 402 42 M idd l epo rt, ,,_nd to maKe T otal R ec . Tran sf ers 9.084 !I I quarterly co ntr i bul10n Assets and L ia b ilit i es payments b~ the pres cribed Dec e mb er 31. 1917 due dates i nto t he unem Asse t s : ploymenl compensat ion t unr1 Cash· on Hand A7, 407 AI ot th e Slate of Oh1o . as Depository Balan ces pr011it1ed by lrtw (16.209 .681 'Sec Ill BE IT FURTHE~ Inven tor y 1,500 .00 ORDAINED that the elect ed Land \9 ,000 .00 co vL•rage under the Ohio Bu il d ings 1.250,000 .00 Unemploymf.'nt Com Equipment 250,000 .00 pcnsJ tion F und sna il con Tota l A sse t.s 1.552, 69 7. 73 tinu e unlit su c t1 tim e ns Liabilities : lormal ~ppii· ca t lon b~ Ac counts Payable 1, 213. 46 Reso l ut1on IS m a de l or a B ond Indebtedne ss 244,000 .00 w 1lhdr awal under th e IL•nns Totalliabilities 245,113 .46 Excess of Asse ts 1.307 ,J84 .'J7 and cond 1t ions prescr1b£'d bv the 01110 RC\II ,Cd Code , T ota l 1,552, 69 7.13 SEC IV BE 1T F URTHER Indebtedness OROA IN E. D that cln Pilrt I Bond s eme r ge ncy exisls and that Purp ose Fo r Which Debt lhis oroe r st1 a 11 bt'CO rllC taw wa s Cr ea ted on the ca rt i·cst el ate permi ll cd Bldg s . & Eqp1. Outs ta ndi n g J an . 1. by l aw Sec V . This Or d inance 19 77 57 sh i,JII la KL• ett ec t and be i n Redeemed D uring Year 1977 . 19 .000 .00 Ior ee f rom ap d a ft er MarCil Balan ce Outs tand ing '27 ' 19 78 Pa sse d th l' '1 7th dily at Dec . 31. 1977 38,00.0 00 tn t . Rate 3J~ March 19 78 M~tur i l y 79 Bldg s . &. Eqpl. At tes t . Gene Gra h.•. Clerk · Outstandi ng Jan . 1. M . l , Kelly 19 77 217, 000 .00 Redeen,ed Dur ing Year Presiden t o t Co unCi l 19 77 11, 000 .00 Balance Ou ts land iny (3)--Jh (4)' 7 , 2t c Dec . 31, 1977 20~. 0 00 . 00 1 in!. Rate 5 4 Maturity Year 97 To ta l Bond ed De bt Outstanding Jan l, 19 77 27 4,000 .00 Tota l Bond ed Debt Redeemed During Ye a r 19 77 30,000 .00 Tota l Bond ed Debt Bala nce Outst andin g Dec . 31 , 1977 244 ,000 .00 Memoranda Data Ta"ll V atuiition As sess ed 11,889, 152 . Sc hool Ta x in m i ll s per $1 ,000 Va lu ation : Insi d e 10 m i ll l imitation 4.00 Ou tside 10 mil l t imit& tion 16.00 Bond ed De bt Mill age 3.50 1ndebtedness Part 2 Notes . P Urf:lOSe 'F or Wh iCh Deb t wa s Crea ted Gen. Opl' , E )(J"ens es N ew I ssues During Year 1977 30 .000.00 Oth•r E111p Total Ex.p " n 6, .ooo.oo by ·HenriArrioldandBobl~ ' 1973 INTERNATIONAL 112 +A 10 7 Ton auto ., we've got a sweeth eart of North East South Pass Pass 3 NT Pass P ass Opening lead: • 5 ~tlffii@.Wgttl\ LORGYI [J D . A Montana reader wants to know what we bid irl response to partner's stantl- ard nolrump with · SOlD/! Hxx . QK We just raise ...... K I · to six notrump . If partner has 16- . 18 high-card points the total 7ounl is 34-36 and we belong In SIX . . [) • K !~~:· IYEAWLEj ~BLATUR~ ~ A · J Yesterday's 1971 FORD IRUMPE:"T LE~$Si:>N!$';.'J LaSabre 4 Dr. 0 V" f\.. Print answer here: MA'AM WHA'T II WA!!l FOR DAD WI4EN .JUNIOR ,: 5TAR'TED TAKINC:. - A( ro• Now arrange the circled letters form the surprise answer, as su'§! I I I I )(I XlJ gested·by the above.cartoon . . I Jumbles: JUICY THINK Answer: .. Mir ror~ ' Dual Accent FP:~a:~in~lr~~;~~;s • Colo1 ·Keyed Whee l C WAS NOW And More . 52TF 5 (Answers toniorrow) FAMILY MARROW Sot.:ndsllke •n Icy greetino-··HAIL" pn1 l~J'J fOIH> llU ~Ill Q.,1Q C()od tum1111g ((111 oltf!! 6 $1St! tonJ<11un J74f Pfi'J CHI VY NOVA~~ 1- \. PIIcnr \ llrldl tt un tlllt' "''(11' tlll OW Ill) I ~htlllt·tli<~ Jb, IQ/!) G I-IANAUA A ,t, ~oll l'nl 9 ,ttl '}0 Al Nu 0 nss b ( yl 1 ~,1H h11 u11 3/4 fQ6R VW lo11 ,,,mj l flt)l( q~>od go~ nlllt•nq.• L.JII 1~' ,1/ '-.l l 1~/1 ( AMA~Q h1 IJP•'d, lull '~'il i:J'b'l ' .ltl I_.)(X) uul,., I~ IJII'l J\;'8 1'UJ NOVA <t•ll o•i>l <• nd1110n <•1 111lolltlll u l1< •1 -1 ,\0 1~()'1 l' lt t-. lll' l..rM( 1C•t v1otly IH) IU' i 111'1\ l if t ''> llo,- o•thOIJio•\1 I • • • ·ll o•1•! llll l<hll tU I $-1/00 Cnlt 10 14 ) 4olb /0"'0 mi. 1,•1 !'out 111 (lll t~iy 1\h h A VON IIAVI 4 u duyJ I ho1J1~ 3 jll'()pl(• 1(1 ~I'll ()llrll l ty J.Uud~J.li~ Ill th,•ll OW !\ f l'III IOiy COURT OF ME IG S COUNTY , OHIO ESTATE OF MILO EMERSON GUTHRIE- , I Helh•11i I-' !lOBATE D ECE ASED Case No . 21347 NOTI CE OF AP POINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On MtHch 10. 19itJ. In till· M ei{I S Coun t v Probat e Court . Case N o. 12347 , Lrna E ltl f'l Gu thrie , R 0 2, Coo lv ill e , Oh io 45713 wa s appomled Adminis tr alrhc o l the es t ate o t M1 10 Emerson Gu 111ric. de ceased . t.:Uc o t R D , Coo l ville . 01\iO Maqninl-l D Web~lcr Probate Juctue Cl erk (JI '/J , 31 (·I ) 7 , J l c ~Al l ~MAN F11rra r Browne said, "Lcl us all strive to live within our means, even if we huvc tu burrow money to do lt . '' W lll j II ' ill Ulll o•ll l 1111d t(tll /(1 t 1011 dl!>{l billl y bl'lll'ilh fJICl VIi kd lJy l(>lllprtllV S lu1t1nq ~ ulm y 1•11 ! D $700 lm llll'di(l ! (' olpo'lllll(j on l' •nll• ' ro ly ~111'0 Nlll hliiOII·r kn nw 11 to1 1i pwoy Pf .,,.,,. 1114 4~6 'J'Jil rol h•lll •u tl to 14>14h l tt-IU r---------, I MEIGS I II Equipment Co. II I I I I I POMEROY, 0. PH. 992-2176 International Harwesler New Idea Equipment WAS NOW 485500 fUTURA 6 cylinder, automatic $5268 :00 transmission, power steering, Ford Super Seal rust . proofing, and more. NOW '492000 To Bigger Savings TON, .......................................... ...... '895 1973 BUICK REGAL CPE., Blue .............. ,............ : .......... .'1695 1972 PONTIAC CATALINA BROUGHAM SEDAN ... ,_ .................... '995 1973 BUICK CENTURY 4 DR .........................................'1895 1975 MERCURY -BOBCAT CPE.. ......................-................. '2495 1975 CHEVROLET CAPRICE ESTATE WAGON, 3 Seats ............... '3695 1977 CADILLAC DEVILLE CPE .................... ,.. .... ,.. ... .... ..... '9700 1976 CADILLAC DEVILLE CPE .... .. ... .... ...-., .........................'6300 1976 CADILLAC DEVILLE CPE.. ........................................ '7500 1972 VISTA CRUISER WAGON ................ .. .... ................... '2295 1975 PINTO WAGON ,..................................... .. ............ '2495 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE SED.................. ~ ..... ................ '3195 1973 CADILLAC DEVILLE SED..................................... ... '2495 1973 CUTLASS 4 DR. SED., White & Green ................ ..... ,_ ... '1995 1973 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DR ....................................... ,_ ... '1995 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA H.T. SED..... ..... .. .. .. .............. .. ,. '1995 1975 OLDSMOBILE ROYALE CPE•• , .............. " .......... ..... ... , '3495 1975 DELTA 98 ROYALE CPE ....•: ..... ...... ...... .... ...... ......... 13995 1973 CUTLASS 4 DR. SED., Dark Red _........... _............. " ... . 11795 .1973 CADILLAC DEVILLE CPE.............................. ... ........ '1995 1975 CADILLAC DEVILLE CPL .............._. ." ..................... : 15600 1975 MONTE CARL0 ..................... ,; .. ,, ..•. ,........... .. .......13995 75-76-77 CADILLACS HAVE EXTENDED WARRANTY-12 000 MILES 12 MONTHS ' -NOW IN STOCK- DAN THOMPSON FORD See Pat Hill. Rocky Hupp or O.rrell Dodrill For A Good Deal on a New or Large Selection 1978 Oldsmobiles Ready for Delivery . Come In Pick Yours Out-We Are Ready to Deal. See one of these courteous salesmen': Pete Burris, Marvin Keebaugh or George Harris. Karr ·& Van Zandt Used Vehi~tle open Evenings til6 :oo except Thursday and Saturday . Closed Sunday 1o 912-2196 . Middleport, 0 . GMC Financing ii1-!342 I I, I I I t, L---------J • $5244.00 Coil '"~IIH I ~ f ''""''ll ll n~ p1 (fjl\) 01lVIII I It "• 1 A thought for ' th~ duy : American humorist Charles Hulllllll)'> /4'} ?:154 1973 FORD PINTO WAGON .. .'; .......................... .... ........ .. '1295 1972 OLDSMOBILE~ 4 DR. H.T............. .. ...................... '1495 SPECIAL EDITION MUSTANG II 'S £• SloOo 1972 OLDSMOBILE 88 2 DR ............. ... ........................... '1095 1972 OLDSMOBILE 88 ROYALE SED........................ ........... 'l095 1971 OLDSMOBILE LUX. SED. 98 .. .................. ........ .... ..... .'1395 ' 495 101o MONJE C A.Rl O l 1lo.e new .n .. odo~ 011d l'tJ I -1 1\{'W ~ !••('! bel tNi 'othoh ltlodf'd (1 Vl'ft Conllal pct~'<>l'f IO<Io. .. au AM I M I np L' • L'll l wu•dow dulag 9L'f l'h om• u .,~y ]-180 ollnt J 30 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS $6052 .00 WagC~n 1 Au to~tl ... 11t•t•d Good l ires, ~tak e body . Has some r us t, r ea dy to move ou t . incluges : Vinyl Root • Electric Hear·'"" W1ndow Delro ster • Dua l Remot e WAS auto . LWB. ~~L_J.::,_,a_.J..__J ,.,& 78 Special Edit1on 'Ford LTD . II p.s. V:i: TOI'I, p.s., p.b.; Yov are hereby nat lllf'd ,,.,at the !ease trom L E Haley arid Vma Hl'lley to w F Uts1nQer . the Lener , which •S gentr~lly descr l b~d a\ betnf,l In Rutland Town sh•P. Me195 Countv , Oh !o . bounded on North by the ltln(IS ot r G Mutchle r . on the E r~st b'r the tan(is ot Guy W ilson on the South by the ta~,ds ot earl· Hogue . ana on the West bY !he tands ot wn, Plummer and Leroy Crust' . conta1n10g 61 and JO ont' hundreth acres . more or leu wh iC h li:tue is Oftled Marcn Alh , 1939 , ann wh ic n is rec orded 1n Vol 33 , Page &44 ot tne t case Rec-ords ot Mt>1g.S County , Oh1o , 1S forteded tilasmuch as the term ot the teAs e has l'111.11red 11 15 the IntentiOn ot IIH' under5 1Q nect . Lessors . t o t llf' for re(ord an att id ft\nt ot tortf' 1ture with the Countv Rec order ot M~igs, County Ohio . 11 the Lessee docs not llavt' ~a1d tease rctc.ls"ec1 ot recoro Wi fhln 1t11r ty di'y5 !rom the dt"'te of the Putlhc.:tt1011 ot th is notu:e Vernon l WebN MargarCt B Weber Oenn1s Webtr OonrH~ Wl!'ber Duane Wt>bt-r MM 31 , 1918 1970 FORD 250 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West SUCCESSORS OR ASSIGNS a d eal on the new fam ily-size Pickup, p.b., LEGAL NOTICE TO W F , UTSINGER , RUTLAN"O OHIO , H IS SPECIAL EDITION FORD LTD's 5 ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAM!!' \9 ~~~ ~ E .S. E . A . t i tle fl Library Bat. . Jan . L 1977 80 5.00 Receiots F ederal Subsid y 210.67 Transfers From 130.33 General Fund T o tal Transf er s 130.33 T o tal R eceipts a nd Transfers 3A 1 00 T ot al Begin ni ng Balance Pl us R ec e i pts & Transfers 1, 146 .00 EMpenditures Ins tru ction Other Ex p 9J5 33 Total E xp . 935 .33 Transfers To Genercil Fund 210.67 210. 67 Total Transfer s T otal E11p . & I , 146 .00 Tran sfer s T o tal E xp . & Transfers Plus Bal. , De c. 31. 1977 1, J-46 .00 E . S . E . A . Title !VB Bal. , Jan . I , 19 77 7'l 1.00 Receipts Other Federal Su bs id ies 1,695 .00 Total Re ce ipts 1.69 5. 00 Transfers From General Fund 32 0. 84 Total Transfers 32 0.84 Total R ece ip-ts and Transfers 2, 01 5.8-4 Total Beginning Balance Pl us R.eceip ts ~-· Trans f ers 2,73~ . 84 E •p•ndlturu lnltrvct10n Stereo an~ More . ' . ';lj'Jifrul fii)1t rota! Begmn1ng Balancf' P lus Receipts 80.617 O• E xpen dlfur u Sa1ar1esand W~ges 2J.S02 6n Food & Food Hondt lno Suppl ie~ 54,099 .u Other E 11p 988 J5 Torat E x:p 79. 190 79 Tran s fers To 1.297 ]() General Fund 1.?97 70 .. Total Transfers To ta l E11.p . 80, 488 49 Trcmsfers 188 55 Bat .• Dec . 31. 1977 Total Exp 8. Trans f ers Plus Sal , Dec . 31 , 1977 80,67 7 011 Uniform SuppHet. Fund Bal ., Jan 1.1 977 2, 160 18 Recei pts Sa 1es ot Workbooks 5, 146 69 & Supplies 5, lol6 69 Total Rece ip ts 402 .42 Transfers 402 .42 Total Transfers Total Receip ts and Tra nsf er s 5.549 . 11 Total Beg 1nning Balance P lus Re cei pts 1!. Trans f er s 7,709 29 E~~:pepd i tures · Purchase of workbooks & Supplies 7.707 . 19 Total Exp 7,077 19 T otal E~~:p & 1.701 19. Tr'ansfers 2. 10 Bal. , Dec 31, 1977 Total Exp . & T ransf ers Plus Ba l , Dec 31, 1977 7.709 .29 E . S . E . A . Til le I 7 43.57 Bal. , Jan . I , 1977 Recei pts 25, 690 . 17 Fed er al Su bsi d y 25. 690 . 17 Total Rece-i'p t s 784 .11 I Transfer s 284 .11 1 Total Tr ansfers • Total Rece i pts and Trans f ers 25,97<~ . 58 Total B egin n i ng Balance Plus Re ceip l s & Transf er s 26.118 . 15 E xpendltures General Administration Sa lar i es and Wages 100 .00 Instruct ion Salar ies and Wage s 17,949 .86 Other Exp . 155 .08 · Tota l Exp . 18,204 .94 Tran sf ers To Gen eral Fun d 3.962 .02 ] ,962 .02 To tal Tran sfer s Total Exp . & 22, 166 .96 Transfer s Bal ., Dec . 31, 1977 4,551. 19 Total E x p . & Transfers Plus Ba l., De c . 31.1977 26.1 18 . 15 Featuring : Dual Sport Mi rrors • Lower Bodystd e Pam t • Dual Accent Stripes • Wrre Wheel Covers • AM/FM • QJ 7 • BARNEY ANTIQUE , 667-3463 1 mile north Tuppers Plains, Ohio A83 1 NT I'LL GIVE '{Otl FIFTY · DOLLARS FOR THAT OLD '-""--- Balances .. EAST + A 765 • J 9 . t K 5 +K92 + Q J 8 43 SOUTH + KQI04 TK~T'~ llO\ 1\15 SHONE.R ,\\lHO IS Sifl0\t..ib t~ TKB SHO\\l~ <; 1-i\ • 82 St. Rt. 7 7,709 ,19 7,707 . 19 !~: ~:l:~: ~~:a/Ra;ce t'p~~ Bal Dec 31 1977 23 130 2;J · ' Lunch Room Fund · Ba t. Ja n 1, 1977 612 _71 Tota l Receipts 80 004 33" Tota l Receipts&. ' · Balances 80 677 04 Expenditures o' · 8 ,41 88 .11 9 Bal , Dec 31, 1977 188 55 Uniform Supplies Bal Ja n 1 1177 , 16018 ' · · ~. · "AND RANI/I' TO GO••• WHAT'S ~B I G MOW STE~ " MEAN, Hf'S " MAK IN' NEW .P l AN S~? 5,5-t9 . 11 G enex!.t F'u~des Tota 1 R eceipn & Ba l ., Jan l. 1977 JO.SB-i 74 Balances 76.718 . 15 Tolal Rece ipts '2'2 ,166.96 1 053 7 7'1 · 40 .. e,..pendltures Total Rece· pts & ' ' · Bal , Dec . ]I. 1971 ",551.19 Balances' ESEATi tle II 1 E~~:penditures ~·~:j · g~ · ; Ba l.. Jan . 1.1977 805.00 Ba l., De c. 31 , 1977 ' 1 : 630 : ~ 7 Tot at Rece ip ts 341.00 Bond lht lr emen t Fund Tot at Rece1p ts & Ba l., Jan . I. 1977 BalancE; I , 146 00 26 , 000 12 Total Rece ipts .. 2 ,791 · 74 Expenditures _. 1,116.00 Total Receipts & ' · ESEATttt e VI 1 77 881 .:rtJere are 76 endangered wild animals in Ohio protected by the Divi sion of Ohioa ns interested in the Wildlife of the Ohio Depart- many year:round activities ment of Natural Resources. an d programs of fered at Some of Ohio's more familiar Ohio's 65 state parks c.an endangered species are the' obt ain two new brochures bobcat, ri ver ott er, bald availa bl e to t he publi c eagle, common tern , spott ed without cost. Copi es of turtle · and . paddlefish. The "Programs 7811 • and "Ohi o Wildlife Division warns Sta te Parks: Discover Oh io Ohioans that it is illegal to kill Naturally, " may be obtained or capture an · enda ngered by writing the Publications wild animal, even for Center , Ohio Department of JET.. THE RE WAS NO DON'T 8E WAY TO TELL IT 5 5TUPID~ DESTI'IATIO N ~ 0FCOUR5& ,...,-::·...-.. THEI<E'5 A WAY! SILLY OF ME'?: f. Tot;;~l Receipts Total Receipts & Pomeroy �10- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., f'nday. Mar 31 , 1978 · REGIONAL MEETING HOST UINNEH E . A. Winge tt , local ~l r . ami Mrs. ~nn} !'er?. Democrat chairman , an - ••n t<•rtamcd Willi an bast~ J (Continued from page 1) nounces all state candidates tlmncr fur the family <tl !hell' attempt was made. and t he state Democrat hwne m Chester. Sons and Whetzel flew to the Galli~ · chairman will be present at a tlau)lhtcrs and their fam1hc~ Meigs Airport staymg 10 regional meeting to be held at a.ttcndm~ wer~ Mr.-~ ~~~ M! s. Gallipolis Thursday n1ght 7 p.m. Monda y at the Federal < arl Nottmgham, <.aJ 1~ , hdbefore .beginning h1s. return '· Savings and Loan meeting 1\aJ·d , Jeff an~ J~ sun . flight to Danbury thts mor- room, 61 North Market St. , Pomeroy ; V1tktc Al!~uld, ning . · • Logan . All Meigs County Syracuse ; Mr. and Mrs .. l uny :;;::.:<::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::;:::::::::::::::: Dem ocra ts are Invi ted, Milhoan , Lung Bothun , Mr. ami Mrs. navtd Acree , Aaron Here are this week's Wingett stated . and' Stephuue. Mtddlcpurt ; wloolog Ohio Lottery Mr. and Mrs . Jtm Perry and numbers : .Jammy. Milton . W. Va .. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perry and Three dlglt : (193) oneolne-three · COURSE SET Tim Milton, W. Va . and Two digit : (52) live-two Mrs. Merle .Johnson will .Jam'es Pt;rry ,South Point. tcadt a first aid course frotll fi Single digit: {9) olne Six digit: (138615) oneto 10 p.m. on April 3 and 10. three-elght-slx-ooe-ll~e The course will be held at the B u t• k : Johnni e's Beauty Sa lon, cur· L uc k Y Three digit : < 198 ) one· ncr of Union Ave . and the oloe-elght Route 7 by-pass. Those plannSix digit : (055768) zeroin ~ to attend arc asked to con· l<ld Mrs. Johnson. llve-flve-seveo-six-eight :;:::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: (Continued from page I) instead of $49,000. However, tlle chamber declined to go a long with Pfeifer 's proposa l to administer similar cuts to county and municipal judges. Common pleas court judges will get $29,500 base pay instead of $20,000, plus a nt of $3 ,5 00 to suppleme OWEN/CORNING $14,000 depending on the size of the county. Fulltime municipal judges will go from a range of $22,383 to $31 ,000 to a range of $30,333 to $38,750. One other amendment was added on a 16-15 vote . Sponsored by Sen . Ronald 2'X4' AVAILABLE IN 3 STYLES Nabakowski, D-Lorain, it eliminates a s ervi~e fee schedule for county judges and forbids municipal and ~ co unty judges to ac cept gratuities for performing marriage ceremonies. . . Nabakowski said without his amendment the bill would ~2.20 make " Marryin ' Sams" out of the judges, allowing them Add beauty and insulation value to your "run around the to ceilings. ba ckwoods on donkeys for gratuities. ·• The Senate is to reconvene at 7:30p.m. next Monday and 985-3301 Chester, tlle House at 11 a.m. Tuesday . Pilot Pay TAK~~~ TIUP Mrs. MuXIIIC MIChllcl uf l.aurel Cltff rucently SIJI'IIt two weeks vtsitin.: in Galion wtlh her sun, l.ilrry Michael and his family . From there she accompanied the Michael fumily to Baltimore where they visicd relatives and from there went lo Washinl(ton, D. C. On Good Friday they visi ted Arlinl(ton N;~ tmal Cemetery and the gravcsites uf J ohn F . Ken· nedy and Robert Kennedy . an<.l toured Arlington House. On their trip they also visited Furl Necessity National Bal· lleficld in Pennsylvania. CLINIC SATURDAY Susie Heines, coordinator for the speech and hearing clinic, announced a full clinic will be held beginning Saturday, April! , from 9 a.m . until noon at Pomeroy Elementary School. Clinics will be held each Saturday from April I, until the first week in June . The clinic is open to all ages, childr,en through adults. They especially are interested in pre-schoolers . Mrs . Hines may be reached by phoning the st·hool on Saturday or at her home 985-4163 . CEILING PANELS TERRA ........... ... sl.BO per panel PEBBLE.. ............ s2.10 per panel SCULP1URED ...... per panel PARTY SET There will be a skating party Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m . at the Skate-A-Way for the childr en of Forest Run , Syracuse Asbury, and Minersville r>llethodist Churches . Children are to bring 25 cents for skates. BAUM TRUE VALUE o. WE'VE GOT IT ALL SEED CORN BY FUNK'S & PIONEER •FIELD SEED eFERTILIZERS STOP IN SOON! APPEARING THIS WEEKEND AT THE INN PLACE ·············~~·········· <p• E. A~sY <f • • i•• NIGHTS i•• ~''·············~·············": -~ ~ 3 PIECE GROUP FROM HAYDENVILLE, OHIO TONIGHT & SATURDAY 10·2 Veterans Memorial Hospital · ADMITTED Dan'a Eynon, Pomeroy ; Joe Bone cutter, P omeroy ; Virginia Athey , Langsville ; Alice Mullins , Cheshire; Margaret Nesselroad, Long Bottom; Velma Imboden , Rutland . DISCHARGED - Judy Barrows , Saith Friend , Veneda Knight , Glennie Little, Rhoda Hackett, J oy Martin , John Pickens. MEETS MONDAY RACINE - Racine Chapter 134, Order of Eastern Star, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Masonic Temple. Dues must be paid at that time. SQUAD RUN The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to 122 Butternut Ave., at 8:30 p.m . Thursday for Christine Branham, a medical patient, who was· taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. SQUAD CALLED The Middleport Emergency Squad was called to Silver Run Road at 5:08 p.m . Thursday for Alice Mullins, a medical patient, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was admitted. ---------------------------1 ! Area· Deaths ! I . I · AL!J4E,~T BAER . Albert · Baer, 86, dted Thursday at his Minersville residence . Mr. Baer was born Oct. 31, 1891, a son of the late Catherine George and · Grueser Baer. aesides his parents, he was preceded in death by four brolhers and a sister. Surviving are his wife, Florence Epple Baer; a daughter, Mrs. Martha Ash of Minersville; two sisters, Altona Karr, Chester, and Leah Nease, Nease Set· tlement; two step-sons, Guy Bing, Middleport, and Vernon Bing, Pomeroy; four grandchildren; eight stepgrandchildren; a greatgrandson and 12 step-great • grandchildren. Several nieces and nephews also survive. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev . Harvey Koch of· ficiating . Burial will be in Gilmore Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any lime. PRESLEY T. DARST Presley T. Darst, 75, of 195 E. Pardee St., Wadsworth, died recently at the Wads· worth Rittman Hospital following a long illness. Among his survivors are his son, Tom , two grandsons, Jeff and Craig, and one great· grandson, . Keith, all of Middleport . Mr. Darst retired in 1967 after 43 years with the B. F . Goodrich Co. Burial was in Greenlawn Cemetery at · Akron . CORRECTION In the death notice of Geno Pierotti his first name is Geno not Gino as appeared in Thursday 's edition. He was preceded in death by his parents, Columbo and Odetta Barsotti Pierotti. nosary services will be held this evening at Ewing Chapel at 7: 20 p.m. Friends will be received at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. If you are looking for quality home furnishings read this: - In the case of the state attorney for the defendant on versus Delbert Fridley there the first CO\IIIt the juron were two counts of possession voted nine to three fo of marijuana for sale, one on acquittal. On the seconct June 26 and one on July 3. count it was 10-2 for cooAccording to Chuck Knij!ht, viet ion. Prosecuting attorney Rick.. Crow earlier stated the c814!: SALE PLANNED will be retried. The Pomeroy PTA will hold PTA TO MEET a yard sale un Wednesday cO'unty Council o Meigs and Thursday from 10 a .m. lo PTA's will meet April 6 a . 4 p.m. at the Wright Sl., Middleport Elementary Pomeroy, resident of Mr. and school at 7:30 p.m.. • Mrs. Carl Roach. • ' ~ More than 200 attend banquet· •• PLEASANT VALLEY " DISCHARGED - James Doss, Letart; Mrs. Howard Jeffers, Point Pleasant; Mrs. More than 200 persons filled Members of the first and Ronald Elliott, Buffalo ; JoAnn Mullins, Huntington; the Logan high school second team In both girls andBrian Rice, Southside; cafeteria Thursday night for boys received trophies and Kelsey Henry, Point the Ali-SEOAL Basketball league certificates while the which was honorable mention playen Pleasant ; Eunice Hesson, Banquet Mason ; Paul McCoy, Point highlighted by the first ever were awarded certificates by Pleasant; Pearl Snyder , presentations of a coach of James Oiehl, principal of Ewing ton ; Stanley . the year award and most Meigs High School and Schevenar, Letart; Leonard valuable player to women. president of the SEOAL. Fred Jacoby, in his sixth The invocation was Thevenin, Point Pleasant ; year as commissioner of the delivered by Father James· Dempsey Campbell Jr ., Charleston; James Walters, Mid American Conference Geiger of St. John Catholic Addison; Edward and a 1945 graduate of Logan Church and Steve Kurtz of High School, delivered a WLGN Radio in Logan, Cheese brew, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Robert Bimett, Langs- stirring address on the im- presented the MVP awards. ville; Mrs. Charles Adkins, portance of athletics as an Another Logan graduate, Crown City; Mrs . Larry educational experience not Dick Schorr, now with WTV· Stickler, Point Pleasant ; found in any other vocation. N-TV in Columbus, served aa Scott Fitzgerald, who master of ceremonies. Robert Willis, Apple Grove ; guided the Logan Chieftains Marvin Holley, Apple Grove ; In his address to the Ferris Hill Sr., West to their first SEOAL title in 27' athletes Jacoby, former Ohio Columbia ; Mrs. Charles Hill, years, was honored as coach State gridder and former!)! Point Pleasant; Edward of the year with the an assistant coach for twG presentation made .by Coach University of Wisconsi" Hussellton, Point Pleasant. Jim Osborne of Gallipolis, championship teams in the whom Fitzgerald succeeded early 1960's, stressed the as the top league mentor. importance of athletics as an Waverly 's talented Joe extra dimension in education, Davena received his MVP "Participation in sports I§ ' BAKE SALE award from Randy Heath, like taking an exam ever)' The Middleport Elemen· tary School Patrol, made up sports editor' of the Waverly week before a large audience; with noise, and makes a of students from the Brad- News Watchman. Attending a league banquet mature adult -out of a child", bury School, will be con· dueling a bake sale from 10 for the first time were he said. members of the All.SEOAL Jacoby told the audience a.m. to 12 noon Saturday at girls team and the cham"that you will never rise Vaughan's Cardinal Market pionship team of Ironton High above your expectations so be in Middleport . to set your goals very sure School. Donna Gheen reports that Coach Doris Hannon , · who high in life and don't worry donations from parents other led the Ironton girls to the about failure ." than those of patrol members He pointed out that a .300 will be most welcome. They league championship and into the Class AA Regional hitter in baseball is con· may take their donations to tourney, received her award sidered excellent even though the safe location at the Jim as coach of the year from he fails seven out of ever.y 10 designated hours . Those Myers, editor of the Logan times he comes to bat, but wishing pickup service for Daily News. has the ability to overcome donations may call Mrs. Logan's Cindy Jamison failure and continue to battle Gheen at 992_-271!6. became the first female back each time. basketball player to receive The speaker concluded his RUMMAGE SALE most valuable player honors by pointing out the remarks Evangeline Chapter, Order when Myers .presented her special bond that ties players of Eastern Star, will hold a trophy. as a team and their together rummage sale and a bazaar Sophomore Joe Fletcher of · special relationship with at the Middleport Masonic Ironton, who hit 31 of 42 free their coach in that they share Temple basement from · 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. on April3 and 4 throws in league competition, happiness and heartbreak was presented the foul together. and April 7 and 8. shooting trophv hv Mv<>'" REVIVAL SLATED A revival is being held at 7:30p.m. each evening at the Mt. Moriah Church of God, &Jute 2, Racine, with the OPTOMETRIST I Rev. John Ladd, Dayton, as OFFICE HOURS: 9: 30 to 12,2 to S !CLOSE speaker. The public is in· t AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT vited. t,------------~-----~~--~-----~ N. W. COMPTON. O.D. 1 I f L I ST., POMEROY. I . • ----·----------------------------· ELBERFELD$ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 Toddlers FOJ the sandbox set, !:luster Brown clothes that are comfortable, pretty and tough, too. From raglan sleeves to pouch pockets, In dainty jacquard knits to sizzling striped terrys, lively coordinates to fun collections, It's play wear kids reach fOI'. See our new spring selection of Buster Brown Children's Wear. The deep-seating comfort of Flexsteel line furniture starts with this unique Flexsteel spring. made of the finest wa tchspring steel and guaranteed for life. Formed into a single unit, it provides lasting comfort with never a coil to break or come untied. • Flexsteel craftsmen use only the finest materials and the highest quality workmanship to assure that the construction of Flexsteel is as superior as its styling. All frames are made of the finest kiln -dried hardwood. · double-dowelled and corner -blocked for extra strength and stability . Not a detail is skimped . Skillful tailoring - careful cutting and stitching - insures an expert job of upholstering that makes the most of Flexstell's beautiful fabrics . All exposed wood trims have a rich , warm finish . The same high demands on quality and workmanship have been standard at Flexsteel for over 80 years . THE MEIGS INN 992-3629 Holzer Medical Center (Discharges March 30) Racht>l Arthur. Thomas Broo ks , Ch ris Cline Sr., Marion Coon, Edna Grimm, George Hac.kett Sr., Harry Hill, Geneva Humphrey , Homer Kemper, Alice Kuhn, Regina Poetker , William Sexton, Thomas Shamblin, Margaret Sickles, Ethel Stewart, Barry Sturgill, Courtney Swango. (Births March 30) Mr . and Mrs. Frank Queen , a daughter, Crown City. DISSOLUTION FILED In Meigs County Common Pleas Court Steve Burson , Rutland and Rosemary SIGN-UP Sign-up for Middleport Burson, Rutland, filed for Youth Baseball League dissolution of marriage. summer program will be Saturday from 9 to I and EVENT SUNDAY Sunday from I to 3 at the The annual Easter egg hunt former Middleport Village of the Middleport-Pomeroy Co uncil chambers on the first IWlary Club postponed last floor of village hall. Sunday due to weather conditions will be held at 2 BASEBALL SIGN-UP p.m. Sunday at the Mid· Sign-up day for Syracuse· dleport Community Park. Minersville Baseball league Some . 700 prizes will be will be Tuesday, April 4 at the awarded youngsters taking Syracuse Municipal Building part . Top prizes will go to the from 5 to 8 p.m. Registration finders of the gold and silver fee is $4 . egg, $10 and $5, respectively . FIBERGLAS Fridley faced two drug counts HOSPITAL NEWS POMEROY, 0. F.L:E~xSrrEEl:FI:'\E l'l'IIOL~TI ·: IIEI> 1'1 ii.-.;ITt ' HE BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio Save 30% on Custom Made Draperies and 50% on Matching Spreads during our Spring Sale Special Sale Prices This Weekend .on many items Children's · Men's and Boys Wear. Women's Elberfelds In Pomeroy l \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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