https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8858e006af70968fe6509d5b08d3aed6.pdf d002e486ec45814999a69e78d4f836e1 PDF Text Text l 0-10- The Suruby Timt·:-. . .i.it·rr!ind . SttrHiay .. Ian. l ·t 1117!1 Steel company agrees to pay Huspitai _N,•ws . \ l'tl'rans 1\h•UHirial Huspital Admitted Erma Jlollon. W;\SHlNl:TON 1 .~1' I -· .John National Sled l:orp. agreed toda) to pay $l.5 m1llion in Blo.ssl' r . fines and to install $21.6 million worth of water pollution control equipment PLEASANT \lALLEY atUs plant in Weirton, W. Va. DISCHARGES - Shawn Fe! I iff . He-nderson; The agreement is part of a Christopher Coope r, Point se ttlc~cnt of a federal Pleasa nt ; Terry Hayne s, lawsUit wlu~h charged Lakin; Mrs. James Setliff, Nallonal Steel w1th · B0 u M E 1 d1schargmg harmful >tcel· Fraz~ers om; rs. -ar. making by-products into the Snyder, Chester , Gall Pat . Ohio River and Hannon terso.n, Pomt . Pleasant; Creek. Barbara Van Meter, Mason; A consent decree was filed Mildred Tripp, Mason. in u. s. District Court in Valley - Raymond Moss, l'hester. . Di s(:hi•rgctl Restrictions hUrting U.S. January 11, 1979 I would like to comment about an article that appeared in the January 7, 1979 edition entitled , Free World May Have To Ask COMMIES FOR HELP. f'irst it should be understood that there is no fuel shortage in the United States. It has been proven arxt' can be read by anyone who is interested enough to look for the fa cts, to lea rn that the so"'alled energy shortage has been created by the bureaucrats in Washington , D. C. This Government will not allow development of new wells and other forms of proven energy in the United States. Regulatory agencies of this Government makes it next .to impossible for people who would develop more energy for us from doing so. The 92 page report that was prepared for the trilateral commission says that President Carter is a member of this commission. I wonder if they also know ~1at President Carter's cabinet l)lembers are also members of the same organization. The article says that the trilatera l government should .therefore consider the advisability of providing capital and technical assistance (particularly in off shore drilling to the Soviets) as part of an overall agreement on energy . We can be sure that the trilateral commission will approve this recommendation. No where in this 92 page report was anything said about our great country, the United States, or of our ability to take c~re of our own energy, situation. If the American people would only wake up and make 11 their business to find out what the trilateral commission and the council on foreign relations are, then ins1st. that the government stop trying to run everyone's lives and their business then we would be able to correct our own problems by the only proven method 1the free enterprise system), then there would be no need for reports such as this 92 page propaganda article of a trilateral government that is repeatedly mentioned in the article. · Thank you . - Sincerely, 0. F. Wheeler, Rt. I, Gallipolis, Otuo. Customer offers opinions Dear Mr. Ramsey, 1 thank you for not blaming the umon for all the outages you have had because of the ice storm . Your contractors have been doing a good job since it takes 100 men, more or less, to do what 28 union men have been doing. This is really saving the company money, having contractors running all o~er the place not .knowing where they are or what they are dmng. ( I have begun to wonder) . People have been without electric for five days and still don't know when they are going to get it on.lt is funny that you don't want to talk to the union boys to settle this strike. I think it is you fighting to break the union to satisfy yourself. I would · like for you to tell the public what it is going to cost in the near future to keep these contractors in here to break this umon. William L . Kuhn , Northup, Ohio. ft> dt•r<tl water polluti Pn ~· ontro l stamla rds b) dist•h arging sueh Uy-prO(iuct:-; as dissolved iron. ch lorides, oil and grease, suspcndcU solids. <munoniu, ryanidc , phenol s. chromium . tin a nd zinc. 'l'hc suit <.~lso at':tU!-lc~l the corporation of f<.Jilin g t o comp l). w1th a schedule cstahlishcd in 1!173 llv the l·:n\' ironmcntul l)roLcdion .'\gt· n c~ £or abauug pollutton b' .lui) 1. 1!177 . · 'l'ht• gmcnuncnt SiWJ the million in fin es. to be $:l.a plat:t.' d Ill an escrow fund , l'ould IJC redu ced during th e m:xt year tf tht' t•ompany ado pt ed pollution cuntrol measures that exceed tht:! n •quircrn cn ts of toUay's t'onscnt decree. It will be up to the EPA to determine the amount 'or the dcduttions. At the end of 1979 an; b;-llaDcc in the c~crow fund will be paid to the U. S. 'l'rt •·•-= •• r\ discharge system must be installed by April I and a fourth by Sept. 30, 1960. Th e court decree also places limits on the discharge of lead, cya nide and hexavalent chromium. If the company continues to violate the discharge limits it will be sub]ed to additional penalties of $1,000 a day for the first 10 days of the ELBE RFELDS IN .' POMEROY.- Initial steps taken for employee pay raise . "~"' BY BOB HOEFLICH Despite having just four members pr·esent, Middleport Village Council Saturday night took initial steps to pass necessary legislation for village operations this year. Saturday night marked the third time fhat council sessions were planned . However, attendance at the first two meetings was not enough to allow business to be transacted . · Four members turned up at Saturday night's session, so that some action could be taken . Attending were Allen Lee King, Carl Horky, William Walters and Dewey Horton. Absent were "!'wfarvin Kelly, who was reported hospitalized, and Charles Mullen. Cbiel of Police J . J. Cremeans said he had personall.v handed Mullen a notice of the special session. It was not !mown why Mullen was not present. Since only four of the six council members were present , two pieces of legislation - one granting pay increases to employes and the second providing for the year's appropriations - could not be passed. They were given first readings, but the ordinances could not be handled under emergency measures and fjven all three • meeting VOL XXIX set Jan. 17 REG. '1169.00 DINING ROOM 5 PC. DINETTE SET MARIETTA - The Plan Development Committee of Area Six Health Systems Agency, Inc. tASHSA) will meet Wednesday, Jan . 17, at the Hotel Lafayette in Marietta. The meeting begins at 7:30p.m. and is open to the public. Major agenda item will be the committee's consideration · of the procedures and timetables for the development of the Agency's Annual Implementation Plan and Primary Health Care Plan. Area Six Health Systems Agency, Inc. is the con· ditionally designated and funded Health Systems Agency for eighteen eastern and southeastern Ohio co unties. The primary purpose of the agency is to promote effective health planning and health resources development ,within its health service area. Includes cherry buffet with china top. Large trestle table with 2 leaves, 5 side chairs and one arm chair. Gold and white ladder back chairs, padded seats. ONLY ONLY REG. '925.75 REG. '824.75 BEDROOM SUITE · BEDROOM SUITE Lane 4 Piece Modern Sty I ing in Walnut Triple dresser with m ir ror , 5 drawer chest , night stand. Full -Queen headboard . Walnut Finish, Modern Styling by Lane Triple dresser - mirror · 5 drawer chest night stand. Full -Queen headboard . ONLY ONLY REG. '1189.00 REG. '898.00 4 PC. BEDROOM SUITE 4 Piece Modern in Walnut Includes dresser, mirror, chest, night stand, Full or Queen headbo-ard. Ca1Ty-out B&E proh~d Contemporary Styling in Oak Triple dresser , twin mirrors, c;Joored chest, night stand, Full or Queen headboard . ONLY 14 and ,Jan . 10, Rhodessaid. Li sted as missing from C:t trul'k-mounted drilling rig wt•n• two rCJilroi::ld jacks, H set of Rx25 duiil wheels <tnd some truc·k chain s. A 12-vull battery from a pickup truek also wa!' taken . ONLY REG. '1692.00 $59900 REG. '942.00 LIVI.NG ROOM KROEHLER LIVING ROOM They'll Do It Every Time $49900 3 piece suite includes Sofa, Love Seat, and Chair in brown and beige, modern styling. 2 piece sectional with coordinating corner table, end .table . ONLY ONLY REG. '998.00 SPECIAL GROUP, LIVING ROOM 12 Early American styled living room suites · by Kroehler. Plaids, florals and tweeds in nylon and Her culon covers . Kroehler 2 piece suite with sofa and mat· ching swivel rock er, Early American Styl · ing , floral print . VALUES TO 1864.00 ONLY SPECIAL NO. 190 - . required readings so that they would be effective at once. SALARY ISSUE Wilh only one - reading possible Saturday nigbt, an ordinanc·e providing fur the ~y increases nf ~mpiH)"t'S cannot ~o into rffect w•lil it is approved thne Umt•s and ('fiRsf'quently • at Origin of the fire and the Meigs County Sheriff James J. Proffitt reports an amo unt of loss is ununoccupied house owned by dertermined. Sheriff Proffitt Floyd Barnhouse, Rt. 2, advises deputies are inPomeroy, located on U.S: Rt. vestigating a complaint filed Kathleen Francis, 33, was destroyed by fir e by Syracuse. Saturday evening. ., _ Mrs. Francis reported that The Pomeroy fire department and Chester fire sometiqle between 8 p.m. department were called to Saturday night and 8 a.m . the scene. There was no heat Sunday morning someone in the building. It was drove a four wheel drive reported that four dogs vehicle through a section of her lawn that lies between perished in the fire. According to the report, College Road and Dusky Barnhouse who lives in a Street. The vehicle made at least trailer next door to the house, looked out of the trailer three trips leaving deep ruts . window, when the lights in The incident is under in· trailer began to flicker, and vestigation. saw the flames. '• CHAIR CLEARANCE ~'. I ; ~- The Khayan newspaper said 17 persons were killed in political violence in 21 provinc1al towns and cities on Sunday . Today' s Senate vote of con· fidence for the new Bakhtiar government - 38-2 with one abstention - was a surprise. The Senate had been scheduled to debate Bakhtiar's program today but had not been scheduled to vote until Wednesday . The lower house opened its debate Sunday and is scheduled· to vote Tuesday. A vote of confidence in both houses will give Bahktiar the go-ahead for a 17i>oint program which he hopes will restore order to the country and get the oil industry and the economy moving again. The shah is expected to leave on the foreign vacation he has promised to take after the votes, but Kh 0maini and the other political and religious leaders demanding his abdication have not modified their opposition to Bakhtiar and his government. Durmg the Senate debate , Bakhtiar said he was in constant contact "with most religious leaders" and that this included Khomaini. HIGHWAY FATALITY SHELBYVILLE, Ind. (API - State police said a 37-year· old Hamilton, Ohio, man died in a two-vehicl e crash yesterday . Police have identified the victim as Gerald Arthur. Authorities said Arthur was killed when his pickup truck collided with another pickup on a Decatur County road. \ • REG. •295.00 PLAID LOUNGE CHAIR ........................... SALE '188.00 REG. '249.00 FLORAL LOUNGE CHAIR ......................... SALE '149.00 iitia-iiiiiiiii~~Po\~~';".... ~ Printed record • now available • WHAT IS AN APPRAISAL? True, A REAL TOR can de tail all th e e 1e ment · 90 InfO fhn.. ,,, lUoilf iO il suggest a sellmg prtc e f or ·"hiCh n ... your hom e if you intend to suc h as : prices of com · list it with his office. Thi s is pari" bi t:' prop erli r.s that common pr ac tice ilnd part havP !.olct, 'oi<"IU{' of loca · • of the value of se lling tion , cons tru ction , i'lge ilnd 1 through a "REALTOR . But d epret~tlfion of the proper · thi s shoUld not be con · ty, 7 nn !nq , restriction s tlnd • strued as nn official ap repr odu ction cost. It it is in • • e e • ,..... ' • • • • • e • • • • • : • • • • • • • • • e e ... ~ I The public meeting was· • · held at Gallipolis Locks, about 14 miles down the Ohio River from. Paint Pleasa. nt tion of your property by a futurr incomr potenltoll . qualified Appraiser for a Quat ifi e<1 R C' .l l E stM P Ap ·• WV, to dtscuss alternative tee. Thi s tee is ba sed so lely pr;n ~ P ' s will prniMbl~ he" e replacement plans for -the on the amount of work in · m cmhN s ot HH' Am c• 10 " • obsolete navigation locks volved - not the mark e t ln s t•t utr of Apf'rfli SPrs . · • built in the mid-19:105. \lalue of the property . Hi !! E 1t d detailed written in stru · • nergy . • re a e com· ment wi.ll carry 1t s lull tt thPre ''5 t~n y th . tHJ wr • modities, cOal and petroleum, we•ght as docum entr1tion if r;' 'l clo to llf'tp yott 111 th t> • comprise about two-thirds of ust;>d in "'"Y offtCI<ll cr1pact l· ··ld of ,.1 , ,. , l' st,lt(' plr;, ~ r • Ohio lliver traffic. Most longtv such as for tax or l egi'll tl h t 111 or ctrop in ,, r • REAL distance slripmcnts on the problems . lt=AOI NGHAM • An Apprai ser will pro· F" ST/\TE , S11 SL·cond ~ vc , • Ohio, between P,ittsburghand -vi de you ~ith n d ~tcd docu · c ., lhfl!dl 5 . Phonr 14 6 ft.llu • the Mississippi River. puss ment which wtll cover 1n Wl'' t'(' h('re·to hf'lp • through the (;illl,ipoli~ l.m·k~ · praisal . An app,-aisaiiS th e valua · com !"' prot>crty he will ·: capita lil l"' th e prC'srnt ilnct • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • J' HUNTINGTON A printed record of the public meeting held September 30, 1978, to discuss the replacement of Gallipolis Locks is available at the cost of reproducing the material. The transcript may be obtained, for $5.04 per copy,. f•"n the Army Corps of Engineers, Attn : ORHD;:;-F; p 0 B 2127 H · gt OX. . ' ru:.721 UOtln w.est . v·trgtnta, Cb 00, k ~ · er. .s are made payable to the Treasurer of the United States. REG. '198. REG. '249. " ' FRIGID JOB - It is hard to keep warm while working outside dw·ing these cold winter days. But Charles Beard, Belle, W. Va. , seems as if he is not having too much of a problem. He is standing close to a salamander stove as he directs traffic over the Shadle Bndge. Spotwelding and the patching of minor holes on the bridge conllnues. In the meantime, Stat e Senator Mike Shaw and delegate Jimmy Joe. Wedge both of Pt. Pleasan! , ha ve received a reply from DOH Commissioner Charles L. Miller record ing a letter they sen t voi Cing concern over the bridge. Miller states the renovation will include "strengthening of lower chord members and diagonal stiffeners and the replacement of the open Grid de ck ." He also added, "During all phases of construction, pedestrial traffic and at least one lane of vehicular traffic will be maintained." ._ Council seeking opinions If you are a subscriber to Saturday night by Lowell cable television service in Price and another resident in Middleport, members of attendance. Price said he would like to Middleport Village Council want to hear from you. sec some cOun cil action in Current problems in the communicating with the village were brought to the PoinTView Cable Television attention. of council again_ Co. on working out a plan so that Middleport subscribers can have chanmils which \'' were added the first of this /' \ ' • ,,,, \ \ • REG. '169.00 FLORAL PRINT SWIVEL ROCKER ................. SALE '99.00 REG~ '249.00 GOLD VELVET OCCASIONAL CHAIR ••• ~ .......SALE '149~00 REG. '169.00 BLUE VELVET SWIVEL ROCKER.~ •••••••••••••••••• SALE '99.00 . year. rate hike is far above the percent incr ease guideline set by Pres1dent Carter. Counciiman Dewey Horton said that since village council turned down the rate hike request. he has received a number of calls from residents who wish to pay the addition ill money and get the seven full service. CHICAGO (AP ) - Th e nation's second-largest city dug out from its second-worst blizzard in history today with a special army of 2,500 workers. Crews reopened on e t•unway at O'Hare International Airport , th e world's busiest, after snow forced a weekend shutdown . But the forecast was for possibly more snow by midweek. Helicopters were used today to take sick and in jured to Chicago · area hospitals becaUse ambulances could not get through .the 30 inches of snow , 20.9 in ches of it from the weekend storm that hit the Midwest and left at' least 29 persons dead - seven in Chicago alone. O'Hare was closed to all flights from midday Saturday until early thi s morning , when one runway reopen ed. United Airlines said it s service to and from Chi<:ago would be reduced by at least 70 percent during much of the day . Seven of II emergency centers set up in the city to distribute food reported their supplies were exhausted by Su nd ay, and request for emergency fu el suppli es depleted the reserves at two city storage facilities. of· ficials said. Elsewhere in the Midwest. the snow combined with subfreezltl g temperatures to cause traffic accidents , break weather records, strand travelers and leave thousands without electricity. The temperature plum· meted throughout the Midwest with South Bend, Ind., reporting a record low of .14 degrees at 4 a. m. today. It was -13 in Chicago. Northern lllmois, Kansas and eastern Iowa were under >tates of emergency. There were 11 weatllcrrelated deaths in Illinois, two in Iowa, five in Kansas and two in Missouri, where the National Guard was called out over the weekend · to As a result of Saturday The discussion with Price again brought out two night 's meeting , council opinions from council member s are asking that members. One is that a price residents with the service let hike from the company would them know immediately as to raise the charge for senior their wishes - whether or not dis a bled they want to pay the adcitizens and residents from $4 .50 to $5.25 ditional charge and get full monthly. Some council ser vice. If enough people indicate members think that is too great an increase. Another that they arc willing to pay Robert Lee DeMoss, 19, council member, Carl Horky, th e higher charge, coon· Pomeroy, is confined to the says the com(lliny violated its cilm an have indicated that Meigs county jail on a charge contr,act with the village by they will change their vote on of uniawful use of a . weapon removing a Columbus station the rate increase. while intoxicated. He was Council members who can booked by the Pom eroy from the service. The company had asked be phoned opinions, either Poli ce Department . The village council to approve a pro or con ,' a1·c Dewey Hor- Charge was' filed late Friday rate hike of from $6 to $7 a ton , William Walters, Charles night after police were called month for service to residents Mullen , Carl Horky and Allen to the Richard DeMoss home, and a hike of $4.50 to $5.25 for Lee King . The sixth coon· 5 Liberty 4'ne, Pomeroy, senior citizens and disabled ci lman . Marvin Kelly, is hospitalized. persons. Council refused .to approve ;:::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::;:::: the request and subscribers EXTENDED FORECAST Mostly cloudy with a now have two blank chamels Wedne sday through of snow tonight and chance which were blocked out as a Friday: Snow possible Tuesday. ww tonight 15 to 20 result of the failure to loe Wednesday and In the and higb Tuesday ·in the mid village to approve the in· northeast on Thursday. 30s. The chance of snow is 30 crease. Fair Friday. High Wed· percent tonight and Tuesday. Price said he is willing to ncsday In the 30s to low 40s, pay the additional money and Turuing rolder Thursday hopes that something can be and Friday with highs lu worked out between the CLOSED TODAY the teen s to mid 20s. village and the company. Meigs Countr schools, the Overnight lows 10 to 20 Several council members courthouse , banks · and early Wednesday and five said they also would like to numerous public offices were to 15 Thursday and Friday. have the full s<;Wtce, but closed Monday in obseryance again pointed au'!' that the of Martin Luther King Day. - RIVER TRAFFIC RESl,JMES - Ten days after a barge sank·In the·upper approach to the Gallipolis Roller Dam, the big vessel was raised SatW'Qay, and traffic was normal today, according to Kerr Jackson,. lockmaster , Thirty-eight tows in the Ohio River traffic jam moved in j both directions over 'the wee~end, starting at 3:15a.m. Saturday; the lockmaster sa1d. There were six to 15 · barges in each tow . The sunken barge was loaded with limestone .lt waspecessary f~rst to remove the limestone. Bitter cold and near-flood readiugs handicapped the salvage work. rescue motorists. Kansas deactivated its guardsmen toda y Michi ga n, Wisconsin .and Indiana all struggled with more than a foot of new snow following the weekend storm. There were eight deaths m Wisconsin ami one in Indiana. The fo recast for the snowburied areas was grim. The Na ti onal Wea ther Serv1 ce said another major storm could be in stor e for the Mi dwest by mid-wee k. Chicago faced a 40 percent chance of more sno w by tonight. .\1ost deat hs were attnbuted to exposure . Travelers died attempting to walk from stranded automobiles to safety, and some pedestrians wt\o slipped and fell were unable to get up due to their injrutes. Others died in traffic accidents or of heart attacks. The National Wea th er Service sa id a 23-inch snow storm in 1967 was Chkago's wor>t. but that there had nevl! r before been more than 29 inches of snow on the ground. . Chicago Mayor Michael A. Bilandic toured the city by helicopter Sunday, and 2,500 ctty workers were order ed to begin the massive snow removal effor1 today . Motorist s who dared to venture out were wamed to be prep ared for long delays, and the ma yor asked bu sinessm en to o rd~r stagger ed wo rk shi fts to m1nim ize congest ion Th e ro ofs of · several buildings collapsed under the snow, authorities sa id . But there were no reported injuries. On e man was . shot and another was arr c~1 ed when an o[f~duty policeman tried to stop one of three \ootings reported on deserted city st reets over the weekend. The wounded man was hospitali ze d in goo d condition. I Continued on page 10 ) • Man jailed m shooting case Weather MOST ITEMS ARE ONE-OF-A-KIND SO HURRY IN TO OUR FU,RNITURE !)EPARTMENT . AND SAVE WITH THESE ~PECIAL CLEARANCE PRICES ON QUALITY FURNITURE. • . • ' ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ' . '" ,, REG. '209.00 MATULASSE CHAIR................................ SALE '119.00 REG. '319.00 BEIGE ROCK-A-LOUNGER.: ............. ~ ........ SALE '1.99.00 REG. '249.00 GREEN NAUGAHYDE WALLAWAY............ SALE '149.00 SHOP FRIDAY TIL 8:00. WEEKDAYS & SATURDAY TIL 5:00 - POINT PlEASANT ... I OW PLATFORM ROCKER•••••••••••••••••••·• SALE '88.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIR •••••• ~ .............. SALE '119.00 VELVO CHAIR •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SALE '149.00 Windy City " ' ., • Snowstorm paralyzes • ' countr~. ' I ' ~ monarch and because of what many Iranians see as Western dominatlon of their t I PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1979 . and a half. He suggested channeling federal money into a fund to help with remuneration of villa~e work ers, Mayor Fred Hoffman suggestt'll that. perhaps , village offi cials could work out a plan to pay work ers an additi\>nal percentage at the end of 1979 if the cost of living index goes higher than the seven percent rai~e being g1ven employes. Horton again stressed council member.s are concerned for village workers pointing-out that council did take the initiative in providmg an insurance program for work ers in 1978. He also of en tine Former. colonel dies in political attack .House destroyed item in the town budRet. .He indicated the village will future , legislation will be passed to make it mandatory for nll law enforcetnent agencies by t980 to require an ·associate degree in police science from all new appricanl, . By 1964 all reported th at swimming pool workers w11J not be given any pay working police officers, under a certain amount of years increases in th e new orclina nce since their wages were exll"rience, will be required tu get an associa te ~egree in incr eased last ~ummer police science ~ · All councilmen voted approva l the ifirst reading of the Miller's letter also reviewed the responsibility and liability ordinance providing for the pay increase . of police officers in addition to the t1tne and money required for APPROPRIATIONS training_ and work expenses. The appropriations resolution for 1979 operating funds Poli ce Chief ,J. J , Cremeans pointed out that expenses of could not be give n full approval Saturday night so co uncil did village workers are going up constantly and he commented ·give approval to a temporary budget of $78,100 for January that while he is aware of the financial problem of council, he expenses. The temporary _budget will provide funds for village also feels more money should be forthcoming for workers. He operations until the complete budget can be approved . also suggested the pay for over 40 hours be at the rate of t1me KELL V REELECTED Council reelected Marvin Kelly president of council for · t979. He is presently confined to Hol zer Medical Center . 'lernard Fultz was named law director, formerly called 1Continued on page 10 1 St'h<•dule . • Council discussed at len gth with several employes attending Saturday night's session, the pay increases which it is giving . Dewey Horton, speaking on behalf of council, said the group had spent long hours working out finances so that employes could be given an approximate seven percent mcrease. He stated the village can afford no more even though officials do appreciat~ the work of village employes. A higher rate is provided in the ordinance for at least an employe, who, Horotn says, provides his own tools and extensive equipment. Horton pointed out that the village pay<oll is the largest POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - second successive day of . Unknown assailants killed a massive derqonstrations former U.S . Air Force colonel against Shah Mohammad in the southeastern city of Reza Pahlavi. Kerman and 19 olher persons The Iranian Senate, meanwere slain in two days ,of while, hurriedly gave its enpolitical violence across Iran, dorsement to the new civilian according to reports reaching government of Prime Tehran today . Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar. U.S. Embassy officials said Once the Cabinet receives Martin Berkowitz, 53, of San , approval of Parliament's Francisco, was found dead in lower house, the shah is Kerman. The embassy gave expected to leave Iran. no further details, but the But Bakhtiar would then newspaper Khayan reported · have to face the opposition of Berkowitz was apparently the exiled Moslem holy man stabbed Sunday night in the Ayatollah Khomaini and his kitchen of his home and that huge following, who demand the words "Go Back To Your an Islamic republic guided by Country" were found religious leaders. · scrawled on the wall of the Berkowitz was the second house. American slain in the yearKhayan said Berkowitz was long political upheaval in head of tbe Pars-Jordan Co., Iran. On Dec. 23, Paul a copper-mining concern . Grimm , an American The paper said his killers had executive of the Westernrun QOt yet been i<)entified. Oil Service Co. of Iran, was In the ·capital, more than ambushed and killed by 100,000 people, in a festive terrorists in the rcuthwestern mood but as usual chanting oil city of Ahwaz. "Death to the shah!" and Anti-Americanism has "IJJng live Khomaini! ", jam- ·been strong among anti-shah med the streets around the elements because of main bazaar today for the Washington 's support of the ""~-'"' have to t·umc up with an additional im:rt~use ~n the fut w-e. t "( ,1rndlman Allen l.eP King suggested a c..·onuuitt ~e be named lv stuUy the prublc11 1. He cttt•d a l ~tter frumJ>at rulm~n <;corgc Miller whi t h pointed out that tt l;;tkt!:-. ah r1ost $1l00 tv put il police offirer on the streets. Officer~ rt.'ceivc a c: ~,thing a llow<l nce of !100 i:t year Miller 's Jetter also pointed out that in the near t•mployt•s will nol rt"ceive their pay im:rrast>s w1til latr-r. The inl'nasc·s will · be rt!lruactive, however . Employes are St·heduled to be paid today but will be paid on last year's salary e Area six LANE BEDROOM SUITE ty Dog Pound in the TNT area is under investigation by Mascm County Deputy Sheriff Harry Rhude, . The theft, whil'h was report ed .Jan . 12 by the Lanv Ramsey Drilling Co , Riplei' Rout e I, apparently took plat·e somet ime bet Wt!e/1 Dee. The dccrc'C requires· that the company immediately correct pollution violations at two of the eompany's four dls("h a rg c points. A new ------------------------------------------~----------., Gallipolis Ferry to Holzer ... Medical ·Ce . 1 nter. to Valley Hospital. M~~~de~ ~~::s, P~=~aC:. \\'lll'ding. w. v ,J., :1~ Uw -~unt· time the suit itself was l iil'd h,\ thL Justiec l >cpur1 mcnt Thl' ti ~· !.H.Iftmt·nt ~aid Na tiona l Stt·l'l \'IUlat cd violation, $5.000 per day for the follo1ving 20 days and $10.000 thereafter . Assistant Attorney General .James W. Moorman , head of the department's land and natur31 resources division, said the agreement would · improve water quality significantly in tlie Ohio Riv er and its tributary, Hanmon Creek, and "should provide an impetus for other ~tccl companies to agree to cleanup schedules." " I believe that National Steel's acceptance of this decree -demonstrates how government and industry can successfully work together in. rcso.lvin g dHferences,' ' Moorman added . after nine-year-<Jld Robbie Clonch had been shot at the DeMoss residence. Clonch was struck in the left leg by the discharge from a .410 ga uge shotgun. Clonch, a neigbbcr of the DeMoss family , had gone to the home to stay for the night when the incident occ urred. After treatment at Veterans Memorial Hospital Friday night , Clonch was transferred to the Holzer Medical Center. DeMoss will have a hearing on the charge in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday night. His bond was set at 1200. Police Chief Jed Webster said that other charges might be forth comil1g through the oWce of the Meigs County ·Prosecutor . Several mem· Qers of the Poineroy Police Department investigated the incident for several hours Friday night. �2- The D nh &onhm I Muldh I" 1t Pomt 1 " n l\1o1UI1' l 111 1) I 3-The Dally Senhnel MJddleJX rt Pomeroy 0 Mo111l" J,,n IJ !979 IN COMMINTARY Martha Angle and Robert Walters - Donald F Graff Carter takes on trade Wi\SIII N( JO N tH 11"' t ough t.:s t lt 1 ~1 I g ~ I 1t 'L A lesson from Iran Or c of the Carter admamstra h ttl lcs th1 s }C 1r cou ld be over befot c It evcrroffl cwll\ b<g l rs In fa ct 11 had better be If tht. pr cs tdu t hopes t0 prL \a II J th I st H t: k (cut~.; I f01111ally n o ttfu.~d Con~resspf h1s ntt::nl iOn 1 c nt~r mto 1 C\\ 1nd u Jmplex series of trade IJ:!I um~.;u t s ~~ rt h most of th ~ oU e 1 major non Comn1um s t 11 tr n-.; Jf 1 t wo 1ld 1gnon e nt s that h ave been frv e yea rs prt ~ ll l nt 1t J Iu s .s pcu<:~ l had~ 11 s f01111 cJ tbh tal ents vall be sorely tested this tnne \mt:rlc.:<H w clustr cs hard h1t by Im ports - from te xtile n uf H t 1n:1s to c ltJ us g1 owers from steel produce1 s to t s 1 1d holts mak< r s - h ave been screammg 1n r ecent \ca r s fm higher trade ba n 1ers not lower on es I h en pr otcct10n s t 1ppea ls have fo und a genera lLy S) mpathctlc wdJ cnn on Ca prtol Hall wh ere Hou.se t: mbe r s e!S pcc alh te nd t o be hy p e tse ns1l1ve t o anythm g tt t th1 c Ill s JObs m t1 e u d1.stnc t.s Furthermore Carte r p li sle• P •lr ck ( ddcll has found that proleclaomst se nt im e nt nth£ genei a ! public IS runmn g very h1 g h n ght 0\ ,,tuch sunpl\ ll' lnfmces congressiOnal b1ases Ca r tcr Ill I St 1 auss w1ll argue that the new trade g r ce m en ts t 1ke n as a whole w1ll s tg mf1cantl y Improve US cxpm ts - and tt a t mcreasmg export~ Will be of g t: ll t r ccor OllllC b e e f t domestically tha n artthc1ally *********************************************~ ~ i Editorial opinions ' * President's ~ views have * changed some *t*****************************************•··-~ October news Summary Sept 30 - Paul Sunon was elected presadent of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Jun Frecker first vice presadent and John Ander son second vice president Skippy Moore Rt 3 Pomeroy was Injured m a farm tractor ac~ Id e nt Edison Hobstetter president of the Pomeroy National Bank was honored With a dinner for fifty years of and Mrs Arnold Snowden was named a wmner of the Berry's World I g 1ound lost IS recovered !' in the news durmg its weather forecasts Several radio stations m the area also are considermg use of the mdex The new com.,uterized deVIce developed by NASA engmeer Robert Miller gaves the mtens1ty of the past day s sunlight the overall mtens1ty of th e eurrent day and the m tensity of the sun at the mo ment the device IS checked The mformatwn IS translated mto the percentage of hot water that could be heated with a solar collector revolution 1t cannot recove r h ves already lost or erase damage already done to a society m transition between a still pow erfully mnuential past and an uncertam future And 11 1s hkely to be qmte some hme before the economic 1~E f/RAMAllC OFF ICIA~ ANSWfl!. TO WHO I<I ~LED I((NNfO'I' = Names ••• CLEVELAND (AP)-A new paece of weather mformat10n - a solar mdex - will be added today to foreeasts for northeast Ohtoans The mdex, a measure of how much a homes hot water could be heated by the day s rataon of sunshme m the area was Cleve land developed by engmeers from the National Aeronautics and Spa ee AdministratiOn s Lewis Research Center m Cleveland Startmg today Cleveland s WKYC TV Will use the mdex Not for the country Itself - at least not yet Whatever new order emer ges from the smoke and destructaon of ON THE ASSASSlt!IToN OF' YR.ESH>ENT KEMNfir>Y 1978 Amencan Electnc bl <kan g n poi ts Power System scholarah1p AIread) o e of eve 1) t hree ac r es under cultJvatton In Oet 6 - Jams Carnahan t111.s ( uunt1 ) 1s p1 oducmg for ex port as ts one of every e1ght of Mr and Mrs Jun daughter na ufactur ng JObs If the United States seek s to r eshct Carnahan Racine was p01 t.:; f10m uthe1 nat tuns rctahato1 y rnuves could ha ve crowned homecommg queen a devas t(:lt ng 1mpact on our own economy especta ll) tn of Southern High Sehool tl c farm scdor Amencan nego t iator s rns1st the n ew trade accords take Oct 7 - Two U S Marmes <Jway none of th 1s t.:ou ntr y s ex 1stmg abiltl} to protect Its wanted m connectiOn With the nd us tn es a nd work ers agams t unfa ir or preda tory trade robbery of the Mason VIsta pradfces by other na llons but m s tea d require other Station were apprehended In countt1 es for the fir st t1me to abide by a set of clea rly ser vtce Pomeroy by Pom eroy de hn ca t e d 1 ules Oct I - Larry L Van Patrolman Kenny Hoffman l he ag r ceme nts would lower 1f n ot ehmmate many of the non tanff tra de ba rne rs that Ame rica n export e rs ha ve Meter 18 Mason and Don and Shenff s deputy Robert fo und so frustra tm g 1n recent years These take a variety Lynn MacKmght 16 New Beegle Haven were killed m a smgle or forms dcpcndmg on the c ountry and produc t mvolve d Oct 13 - Judy Hall f hey 1ange from outnght government s ubsidieS of car accident on Route 33 daughter of Mrs Betty Reed certam mdustnes m other c ountnes to subtler obstacles above New Haven Others and Buck Hall was crowned lik e the absence or open baddmg on government proeure m)ured 111 the mishap were homecommg queen of Meags mcnt contrac ts or government r egula tions that are John Bennett 16 Letart High Sehool Judy Darst desag ned to keep out Imports John Gordon 18 Mason and daughter of Mr and Mrs Whil e the Umted Stales likes to thank of Itself as the Bobby Ray VanMeter 17 Dale Darst crowned Kyger v1ctrm of t hese non tariff t ra de barriers we have a few of Creek homeeomlng queen our ow n t hat '" Ill a lso require adj us tment unde r the new New Haven Oct 2 - Congressman agreements That IS where the fa ght on Capttol Hillis likely Oct 14 - Susan Edwards Clarence E Miller an to eel hottest was crowned homecommg nounced Meags County would queen of Wahama High receive a $140 000 grant to School provide additional medacal Oct 16 - Me1gs Loeal and dental se rvices to School Board of Edueatwn eatazens of Meigs County The voted to mcrease the number grant a rural health of cr edat s r equared for matiative grant Will be ad graduation from 17 to 20 m1mstered by the Ohio Valley hours Pomeroy Coun eal Health Servaces Foundation named Betty Barnmck to fill lne of Athens Pomeroy the unexpared term of former BEVERLY HilLS Calif ( AP ) - '!'has wealthy suburb of Council took no action on a councilman Jun Neutzlmg request for a cable TV m Oct 17 - Homecommg I .os Angeles wdl not be a haven for the embattled Shah of Iran crease proposed by PomT queen candidates and at says Mayor Joe Tilem tendants named at Eastern I can tell you authoratatiVely now that the shah 1s not Vaew Cable Oct 3 Hom ecomm g High Sehool Diana Evans commg here to live Tilem said Saturday after a private queen candidates and at J a net Brooks and Betsy conference With a U S State Department offtcial adding that tendants at Southern High Ri ffl e quee n candidates he was relieved by the news Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlav1 has promised to take a for School were announced They attendants Tina Beaver Melame Root and Sheila eagn vacatwn after Parliament endorses his nations new CIVIl Included Jody Grueser Brenda Ash and Amber Whate Chri stopher Layh aan government He has not said where he wall go named ad Tilem also said the unnamed offacaal r eported that the shah s Warn er attendants JaniS Hutland saster Prmeess Chams maght permanantly leave her Beverly Carnahan Peggy Ne1gler mimstrator of the Me1gs Halls home which was the scene of a vaolent anh-~;hah Lori Chapman and Becky Co unt y Board of Mental Crow eand1dates Retardatwn Syracuse Mayor demonstr ataon by !raman students Jan 2 Oct 4 - Hom eeom mg Eber named Pickens queen and attendants named Woodrow Zwillmg to flU a ATLANTA (AP) - Chmese V1ee Premier Teng Hsiao-pmg K) ger Creek H1~h School at vacancy on coune1l wtll get a look at Atlanta Houston and Seattle when he makes were V10k1 Russell Elame Oct 19 - Meigs County will ha s formal state visit to the Umted States Ward and Lesh e Taylor reee1ve $153 217 as a result of Teng wdl arnve tn Washmgton Jan 28 Has formal state VISit attendants and Kun Kern real estate taxes to be paid by wtll run from Ja n 29 31 Christy Roush and Judy the Penn Central Railroad He will VISit Atlanta m President Carter s home state of following some eight years of Georgia Feb 1 2 Houston Feb 2-3 and Seattle Feb 4-.'i from Darst candidates Oct 5 - Syracuse Council litigatiOn where he wall fly home Oct 2Q - Janet Brooks Ambassador Leonard Woodcock chief of the U S liaison aceepted the resagnation of Larry Brogan as councilman daughter of Mildred Brooks office m Pekmg will accompany Teng on hiS travels m the and eons1dered ralsmg water Rt 1 Reedsville was Umted States as Presadent Carter s personal representative 1 75 eents a month Robm rates crowned Eastern s The While House released Teng s schedule durmg Carter s M Snowden daughter of Mr queen Three Homecommg OSit to Atlanta m eonneetaon wath the ce lebration of the 5oth anmve1 sary of Martm Luthe1 Kmg Jr s b1rthday The Umted States and Chma esta blished full diplomatic relations on Jan 1, wath Carter personally InVIting Teng to VIsit the Una ted States MEXICO CITY (AP ) - Pope John Paul IT is seekmg a profound contaet w1th the Mex1ean people durmg his up commg VISit here and will meet with the poorest to Its elite a top church official says The pontaff Will tour four cities and several small villages from Jan 26-31 His tr1p begms Jan 25 With a stop m the Domm1can Republic Arehb1shop Ernesto Comp1o Ahumada said the pope s program was full but he wants to have profound contact with the Mexiean people Day traps are scheduled to Guadala)ara Oaxaca and Puebla where he Will take part m the third general conference of the Latm American Episcopate and meet with selected bashops from Latm America Vatican sources said Sunday 12 Vatican offiCials mcluding two Swiss guards will accompany the pope on the trip his farst overseas smce becommg pope dertved from the Iraman ca tastrophe WAR~N (OMMlSSION !~p r ese ntative H bert Stl n1 ss n u\\ h '' l 9() d ty m \\Jllt: h to pe1 suade ( on g r ss tl I th£ c 1 I pr oduc t of t h e so ca lll'd Tokyo Hound of r lUit l ll l Cl tttr cldC ncgot latiOJl!:i IS on balance r lht: bt s 1 tut::sts nf tlu Uruted States When tht !0 day to s ultatwn pe nod has exp ired Carte r st: 1 to r 1prtol II II the le g ts latron necessary to m1plc n w1l t h ~ US L I uf th e trad~ bargam Once 1 IJm ttld ltll t r 1 le leg1s la t10n moves unmedJately onto a ur 1qu ~ f sl t1 u.: k 111 ( ur g r css wh e r e 1t w 11 be unmune to f1h1Ju s h .: r s 11 d othe 1 del l\ m g t .-1ct1cs It wrll not be s ubject to a11 ~~ I t nt but n st be voted up or down exactl y as IS I hc-~t mt 1 s n dfc c 1 that t he Hdmu11stratton s selhng J I 1 u ~ t be co plctcd bd 1 c the trade measure e'l r goes to ( nptto l H 11 bcc,w~c n o d eals ca n be cut no t.~J anges n Id t o n ~ c thc l eg1 ~ lat10n IS formall y submitted Bob Str 11tss could probably peddle Plato to a platoon of Pil ) bo) burn e ~ - a n I the ongma l a t lha l - but eve n ' By Greg Bailey Handy Hornsby pow-ed m 20 pomts and collected 18 rebounds as the Federal Hockmg Laneers downed the host Eastern Eagles 49-30 Saturday mght The Lancer defense held Eagles Dan Spencer and Jeff Goebel to 11 and 10 poln1s respectively The hosts JUst couldn t seem to generate any offense Both F:<~g les have eo nsastently been scormg 2Q or more pomts 10 most of the Eastern games Spencer hat the first two pomts of the ga me wath 7 25 showmg oo the clock and With 5 IS to go m the first period Eastern was holdin g on 5-4 But for the next four mmutes the Eagles of Coach John Boston never scored as the Lancers ~dged out to a I09lead at the end of the periOd It IS JUSt possible that there IS somethmg positive to be • REPORT OF THE Ill lht II 1k111g Ilk Eagle offense frigid, Lancers post easy win + parkmg meters mstalled at the Blue and Grey comer on Court Street Oct 21 - A total of 237 residents VISited the haunted house of the Meigs Jaycees at the former Pomeroy Semor Hagh Sehool Pomeroy Mayor C!arenee Andrews and village counetl placed a eurfew m the village Oct 23 Maddleport VIllage Couneii voted agamst a rate mcrease for PomT VIew Cable TV The $1 m crease would allow two new ehannels with ehannel 4 to be removed Oct 24 - The Pomeroy Chamber of Commeree en dorsed the I 25 mtll oper ational levy for the Meigs County Retardation Program The Middleport Chamber of Commeree formulated plans for the annual Chnstmas program Oct 25 - Lauren Hoffman Langsville was appomted director for the housm g r eha bilit ation program m Meags County Oet 26 Election of trustees honormg of new and veteran members and passage of numerous resol utlons on the local state and national level highlighted the meetmg of the Meigs Farm Bureau county Federation Pomeroy VUiage notified It will receive a $19 926 grant for the development of the Jaycee m1111 park A policy for early gr a duation adopted by Eastern High School District Board of Edueation Trucks and all other eqmpment of the Meags County Garage of the Ohw Department of Trans portat1on underwent th e state s annual mspect10n Oct 27 - Eastern aU but sewed up the South ern Valley Alb letic Conference cham paon sh1p with a convmcmg 42 2Q wm over North Gallia BUI Mtller 41 Gallipolis general manager of WJEH radio and vaee president of the Wagner Broadcastmg Co was kUled and four other persons m JUred m two smgle engme aarplanes which collided at Calha Meig s Regaonal Airport Oct 29 - A two story frame home owned by Tenms Edmundson Salem Center destroyed by f~re Losses were set at $30 000 Oct 30 - Under eon struct1on IS a 100 bed nursmg home facility m Me1gs County Cleveland Care Pacltage CLEVELAND (AP) When word of Cleveland's fmane1al diffieultles reached San Diego Calif 11 triggered Rachard K Stacer s mercy mstmct stacer an attorney began to worcy about hiS US Naval Reserve fnend, Morton Leavitt after the ctt.y defaulted on bank loans So he sent Leavitt and architect a package filled with asptrm, cookies, candles and other emergency Items A note mslde read I've heard so many 0 a~by NEA nc ~~ desperate thmgs a'-rJUt Cleveland on television the 1ad10 and m the newspapers that I beeame fearful that you may not survive without Because of the price of hamburger from outside help now on we II be havmg JUSt plam helper I ' There was an envelope m the package which said on the outSide Open when ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __:._ _ _ _ _..J hanks d ose WASHINGTON lAP) -As 1ecently as a month ago PresJdent Cart er eould hardly say enough m support of th e Shah of Iran Last w ee k admm1strat10n ofhcmls would hardly say anythmg about the !raman ruler Untal Secretary of State Cyrus R Vanee spoke at a new s conference last Thursday offacaal on the rec ord co mments at the White House and State Department about devel npments 10 Iran were becommg scarcer by the hour The Whale House found It self eaught m a bmd unw1lhng to comment Oil r1ch Iran has become an ml Importer In s huttmg down the oal fields through strik es terrorism and sabotage the Shah s opponents have mterrupted the now of $20 plus bllh ons m revenues and brought fuel rationing to a co untry wh1 eh has been the world s No 2 oil exporter For Ira n the consequences have been tmrnedlate For the eountry s customers they will be somewhat longer term The effect upon Western and Japanese supplies may not be apparent for some months and will be moderated to a consaderable extent by a step up m productiOn by other major exporters But It Will be felt both m curtailed supplies and possible higher prices Br1t1sh Petrole um one o( the big seven of world ml dJstr~butwn and which acqUiri\S 40 percent of Its 011 from [raman fields has already advised Its customers of a sharp cutba ek m supplies The Impact upon the Umted States will be muted but II will be d~fmate Wath something like half of the oil 11 consumes now commg from outside Its own production the Untted States Is e xcruciatingly senstbve to deve lopme nts m a maj or s upplier such as Iran Some months down the road the consequences of the shutdown of the !raman mlfields ma) well be shortajl~S and hagher prices for American consumers There 1s not much we can do about the s atuallon m Iran Itself as the handwrmgmg m Washmgton of the past several months ha s amply demonstrated But there IS somethmg we ca n do about the situation at home 111 the Implementataon of an effective natiOnal energy program Iran 1s g1v1ng us a dramatic lesson of the consequences of dependence upon unreliable outside ml suppliers The Umted States far and away the worlds leadmg consumer will neve r be able to do without foreign 01! entirely But at ean do a great deal to lessen Its slaviSh dependence upon a smgle or a particular group of suppliers by rattonahzmg domestic cons umption patterns accelerating exploration and explmtatwn of alternative energy sourees and diversifying as wid ely as possible Its overseas suppliers Apart from the pr1ce fiXIng stranglehold the OPEC ca rtel has o~ world OJ) supplies tw1ee now m this decade events largely outside our eontrol and mfluence have disrupted supplies and thrown our own eeonomy off balance The far st eriSis the 1973 embargo by Arab producers was a poht~eal mane 1ver brought on by the Yom Kippur war With Israel The current !raman crasis IS the result of revolutiOn pubiiely or pravately for fear Who knows at this pomt what may be the or~gms of the that a ny statement would be next But af we know what s good for us we wlll see to 1t read as a shaft m U S pohey that we are better prepared to deal with the consequences - with a potential unpaet 111 Tehra n that would make the shah s positiOn more difficult It was felt any sudden move tn push Ute shah out of Iran "ould lend support to those feann g the Umte d States had become an unreliable ally Lawrence E Lamb, M D 1he admimstrallon was co ncerned about creatmg suc h an Image parlteularly HEALTH after Its s urprtse TreatDI"'"t for goiter you The Health Letter announcement that 11 11as By Lawren,o Lamb, M D number 4-7 Weight Losmg re cognazmg Chma and Diet so you will have a sen dr oppmg recogmtaon of DE'.." OR LAMB- Please sable well blanced diet that 1a1wan tell me :11! ) ou ean about a you could use to control your One official famaiiar with goiter I have an inside goiter mtn cae1es of the evolVIng m my neek My neek IS weaght If you don t need to lose pohcy observed that swollen behind 111 front and weight I d suggest that you whenever U S officials were oo the Side l have lwnps m follow the diet and add quoted thear statements my neck and my face IS whatever add1t10nal caloraes automatically would be seen swollen My doctor gave me and other foods you like to m Iran a nd m other nat1ons thyroid tablets wllieh Will mamtam your weight level If as a shaft m US policy take from three to SIX months you want to lose weight then i\nd that was a perceptiOn to reduce at and I have ar just lurut your foods to the Car ter dad not wa nt thrillS m my neck back Items listed m the diet Other Thus the admarustrallon arms and legs Is It moved slowly toward strong something that might ehoke readers who want this Issue public support for the govern me' Should It be taken out or can send 50 cents With a long stamped self addressed ment of Pnme Mamster waat' I had a thyroid sean envelope for It Send your Shahpour Bakhtiar and a I have heard that takmg request to me m care of this suggestiOn that the shah take thynud tablets makes you newspaper P 0 Box 1551 a vacalton hungry all the time Is there a Radio City St ation New When askect repeatedly at good diet' I have Just been York NY 10019 mid week for a descraptaon of talung thyroid eight days I would like to emphasize the U S policy toward Iran DEAR READER - An that most overweight people While House press seeretary msade or mward goiter refers do not need thyroid med1eme J dy Powell would reply only to an enlarged thyroid gland In fact thyroid pills are that the president s thmk111g that extends below the breast overused if anything and are on Iran was well known and bone just at the bottom of the often given when they that on a general basiS hiS neck If -part of the gmter as shouldn t be The Food and co mm ents last month trapped behind the breast Drug Admmistrallon IS the latest bone 1t can produce pre•sure refl ected makmg an extra effort to on the wmd pipe adm1mstratwn positiOn discourage the use of thyroid In those comments made Smee you ve had a thyroid medicmes to treat obesity at a Dee 12 news conference sean l would presume that If you have normal thyroid Carter saad he fully expected you had a rather careful function and then take the shah to mamtam his eva luatioo of your thyroid thyroid medicine all that oower status I am not optumst1c really happens is that your The shah has our support that your goiter IS gomg to own thyroid gland quits and he also has our disappear in just a few producmg so much honnone eo nf1d ence Carter saad months however even if you The end result IS no real I thmk the situation 111 are taking thyroid medieines ehange 111 the amount of Iran wall be resolved It 1s true that thyrotd IS thyroid hormone available to given to help reduce the SIZe your body The difference IS successfully It wasn t until last of the goiter It works best that your thyroid gland Is less Tuesday while Carter was when the gland IS relatively active vaeationmg m Guadeloupe small From your descripthat highly placed tion It sounds to me like your adm1mstrataon ofhcaals m enlargement migh~ be rather Washington let reporters marked know pnvately that the In any case I am sure it s The Da1ly Sentmel Umted States would mdeed worth a trial to see if it starts fUSPS IU·HOI hke to see the shah leave his to decrease the size of the country thyroid gland II It doesn t, e~~-­ But Powell asked a day you may need to have DEVOTEDTOTHE later whether the president surgery to relieve the INTEREST OF had shifted his policy refused pressure created by the MEIGS-MASON AREA to be pmned down The press goiter Whether this is ROBERTROEFUCH Ctlyl'lrlllor secreta ry told reporters who necessary depends on what DAVID BUSKIRK pressed ham for a precise, symptoms If any you may Advenltlq MaaaJtr Published dally mepl Salurdlly public delmttton of American have currently by The Ohio Valley Publlahfntl pohcy If there IS some Taking thyroid medicine Comp~tny MuiUmedJa Inc 111 Court st Pomeroy Ohio 45769 confusiOn about nuances l shouldn t Increase your Business Office Phone 992- 2156 regret that that may have to appetite an awful lot unless Editorial Phone 992 2157 continue you had a low thyroid state to Sel'Ond dau postage paid lll Pornt!roy Ohio begin with You can have a National advertising represengoiter and have normal U.Uve l.andon Aasoclates 3101 A Pacific leatherback EudidAve C.1eveland Ohlo44m thyroid function If you were turtle the largest species of Subll:cri ptlon ratea Deltvertd by low on thyroid that can be a carrit'r where available 75 cents per turtle weighed I 908 pounds factor in contributing to week By Motor Route where carrier when caught in 1961 service not available One monlll otl\. •v '-'1 2i By mall In Ohio and W V11 _ _ _ _ _ _ __...._ _ , Most 'ases of obesity l>r'le Year 127 50 Slx mont.he U4 50 Three months II &0 however are caused by Elll'where f32 00 yen Sl" monlhs Leavitt couldn t refram simple overeating and not U7 00 ,..hree m mlh.!! St 00 however Inside he fow!d a enough physical activity Su~rlpUqn pMce Includes Sunday Times-Sentinel crisp new $1 bill Nevertheless I am sending J • FUMBLE RECOVERY- Gary Conrad (33) pounces on a l~se ball durmg Saturday s 49 30 Federal Hockmg VIetory at Eastern Two other Laneers are ready to I ' • recover the hall LOI)kmg on are Eastern s Dan SpenCer (32) and Bret Matthews (20) Greg Bailey photo I' Den Talk 1 By Greg Bailey Two very unportant outdoor topics are highlightmg this Den Talk the 1976 deer harvest and the upeommg Fish and Game Hearmgs Many mterested sportsmen have asked me and Game Protector Andy Lyles about the past deer season Meigs County was one of the few eounties m the state that showed an merease m harvest In 1977 I 021 deer were taken compared with I 085 killed this past year Statewide the mcrease was JUst I 3 pereent 19 994 from 19 492 Distr~et Four aga111 was the heaviest county reportmg 12 267 kills to 13 112 last year That s a drop of -6 4 percent Other nearby counties of local mterest were Athens I 082 down from I 226 Gallla 505 down from 561 Jackson 462 down from 509 and Vmton 618 down from 746 Hildl kill m the distract was Muskmgum wath 1 363 down from I 430 Washtn![ton had 1 218 down from I 387 Guernsey had 1 174 up from I 070 That makes Meags fourth this year m the entire state The drop m harvest as not attributed to a deciirung herd but to the very wet weather that drenched the state the first day onhe season Meigs had one crossbow kill this year and was seeond m the district m bow kills with 55 That was only one shy of the hagh ki ll Mr Lyles and the rest of us sportsmen extended thanks to you hunters for your !me cooperation this past season You landowners were also great and the landowner-hunter complamts were way way down this year Makes me think were gettmg more and more courteous true sportsmen That s a refreahmg thought Oh ) es special thanks goes to all you other law enforcement personnel m the county - you were great 111 your help and response on viOlations Thanks also goes to the judge who craeked down on some of the law breaking hunters Personally I thmk we sportsmen also owe a vote of great thanks to Andy and his out-of-county help I hey did a great JOb ' The Fish and Game hearmgs are held every January to get publie mput for fish and game laws next season Sportsmen and landowners alike should a ttend the hearmgs Anyone has an opportunaty to make a proposal to the floor If enough mterest as shown then the reconunendallon IS taken to the statewide hearmg m Colwnbus Although nothmg IS guaranteeif the state deciSIOn makers take all these recommendations Into consideratiOn Eaeh of the five state districts wall hold their hearing on Sunday January 28 at I p m DIStrict Four s hearmg Will be held m the Waldiife Dastriet off1ee at 360 East State Street m Athens That s located over He ck s Department Store and there sa pond m front of the bmldmg In case of bad weather the meetmg wall be held on January 31 Wednesday at 8 p m A number of changes are bemg di scussed on the loea llevel by area sportsmen One big Item of mterest IS the possibility of makmg non resadents me1Ig1ble for app1Ieat10ns for antlerless deer permats The questaon of controversy and sore feelmgs stem from the fact that we Ohioans are not eligible for antler less deer pe1 m1ts m ot her states There IS a clause m Ohao Jaw that goes somethmg like thas No non resident may pursue certam game m Ohio tf an Ohw resadent IS forbidden to pursue tl1at game m the non resident s state But so far that law has been sort or swept under th e rug Non r esidents don t aetually draw that many permits (only 24 out of 1 150 Issued m 1977 m Meigs County) but the prme1ple IS not changed af they can then why ean t we and If the law IS on u e ooo ks why Is It bemg Ignored' Maybe we ca n get some answers at the hearmg The other local mterest Item IS the possibility of getting to harvest two deer one wath a bow and one with a gun Let s have a big representatiOn from our area and see what happens New proposals by the state mclude cutting the bag lmut on pheasant from two to one and no permanent tree stands may be placed on public hunting lands or private lands without th e landowner s pernusswn That mcludes the drlVIng of spikes nruls etc a lumt of ten sauger Malone downs Urbana • Malone 90-79 Favored Wittenberg and Baldwm Wallace matched Heidelberg s 3 0 accomplishment to share the Ohio Conference leagl\,e Wittenberg defeated Capital 59..'i3 and Baldwin Wallace took care of Mount Umon 70. 59 Heidelberg played outside the league and absorbed a 7357 lesson from ~orthern Kentueky Wilmmgton rollmg to 1ts sixth consecutive leag ue tnumph &ohda!Ied Its HooSier-Buckeye Conference lead by dropping Fmdlay 3-2 temporaraly out of contentiOn 7o.>G In other Mid American games Maam a waped oul an 11-pomt Bowling Green lead with 70seconds left for a 74 73 verdict Kent State outscored Northern IllmOIS 77 72 and Central Machigan mpped Western Mtehigan 79 78 Hockmg went four mmutc s wathout sconng But the I agles copaed the VISitor s and flmshed the tlru d IJCi rod and started the fom th with agamst mne losses mm ttcs wtthout scormg I he last tu ne was near the end of Wath one minute to go 10 the ha lf Spe ncer and Goebel hit baek-to hack goals to pull the1r team wtthm three 20-17 The Eag les got back m the ga me on ly one more time that was madway through the third quarter Eastern started pressmg the tall er but slower Laneers Wath four mmutes go m the penod Spencer and Goebel agam came through wath eonsecutl\ e lhreei>Oinl plays to pull their team wtthm three 2ll 25 Durmg th at spell Federal SPORTS . The Daily Sentinel Ironton in tie for first PUTS BALL UP - Eastern s Brian Bassell1s ready to pu t the ball agamst the glass 111 Saturdsy s non league game agamst Federal Hocking Defensive player IS the Lancers Bryan Ritenour (15) Pro Standings Pro Hockey Nat1onal At A Glance Ba skelball Assoctalaon AI A Glance By The Associated Press Nat1ona I Hockey By The Assoc1ated Press Eastern Conference Atlantic DIVISIOn W L Pel GB Was h nglon Ph Ia New Jersey 28 13 683 25 14 641 2 20 20 500 7 ' New Yor k 20 24 455 9 ' Boston 14 26 350 13 Central DIVISIOn San Anton a 27 16 628 Houston 24 18 571 2 1 Detrorl 14 28 333 12 NewOrl eans 14 31 311 14 Western Conference Mrdwest DIVISton 2 Atlanta Kan s C ly Denver M lwa u kee lnd ana 2 24 21 533 9 25 16 610 23 20 535 3 20 27 396 9 16 27 372 10 PacifiC DIVISIOn Los Angeles 28 16 636 Sea lll e Phoen rx Golden Sl Portland 26 15 634 ' 26 18 59 1 2 22 22 500 6 9 21 475 7 San Oteg o 20 26 435 9 Saturday s Games Allanta 124 San D1eg o 11 9 Detro I 114 Golden State 109 San Antont o 117 Cleve land 103 Hou ston 11 7 New Or lean s League Campbell Conference Patnck DIVISIOn w I I pts gf ga N Y Islanders 28 5 9 65 199 109 N Y Rang er s 179 140 22 18 4 48 175 Smythe DIVISIOn 159 Phrla At lanta Chrcago 25 13 4 54 22 14 8 52 144 126 15 18 8 38 129 148 Vanc ouver 16 25 4 36 140 175 Col orado Sl Lou s 9 26 6 24 123 186 8 30 7 23 129 205 Wales Conf erence Adams DIVISIOn Boston Buflalo 28 8 7 63 187 138 17 16 10 44 145 141 Toro nt o 18 19 Mtn n 7 43 142 142 15 21 5 35 128 146 NorriS DIVISIOn M ontrea l 29 9 5 63 173 107 Los Ang 19 19 6 44 162 154 Prlls Wa sh Detro t 18 17 8 44 155 ISO 12 25 7 31 142 195 8 23 13 29 132 163 SaturdaY s Games Los Angeles 7 Det r o t 3 P1ltsburgh 5 Bost on 3 Montrea l 5 Buffalo 2 Toront o 4 Colorado 2 Mmnesota 4 Ch cago 3 Vancouver 3 St Lou s 3 t1e Coach Buddy Bell s Ironton Tigers clunbed mto a thr ee way tie for first place m the Southeastern Ohao Athlet ac Leagu e standm gs a ft er wallopmg Wellston 90 37 m a make up game at Ironton Saturday mght The Tagers now 7 3 overall jomed Waverly and Athens at the top of the heap after completmg first half play with a 6 I mark Wellston dropped to 3 7 overall and 2-.'i Ill conference pla y Ironton led 20-.'i 46 14 and 68 21 at the quartennarks The Bellmen lookmg for their third SEOi\ L title m four years hit 38 of 70 field goal attempts for 54 pet The Tigers 11ere 14 of 22 at the foul !me for 63 percent Ironton pa eked off 42 'febounds II by Robm F1tz patrick IHS had 18 t urn o\o er s Wellston hit 14 of 51 fi eld goal attempts for 27 pereent The Rockets were mne of 17 lnd a na 102 Phoen •x 99 Sunday s Games Atlan ta 15 Houston lOS Sunday s Games Washmg ton 5 Vancouver 3 New York Rangers 6 Atlanta 4 Los Angeles 6 Bo ston 3 ' fr ee throws for 52 pe1 cent Wellston had 'lJ rebounds sax by Mark Swon ge r 1 he Ruckets had 27 turnovers In t h e rese r ve gam e Ironton downed the I attle Ruckets 38 31 to elunb mto a thr ee way tae for first plaee wath GaU1pohs and Athens Friday Ironton pia ) 5 ut Ja ckson Sat ur day t he Tigers wall host Gullipohs Wellston wall ho st Ath ens Friday and Saturday the Ruckets play at Logan Saturday 5 box WELL STON 137) - Mont gomer y 0 2 2 Sett l es 1 0 2 Lockhart 1 1 3 Mass 1e 2 0 4 Swo 1ger 4 3 11 norman 6 1 13 Benson 0 1 1 Potter 0 1 1 TOTALS 14 9 37 IRONTON (901- Ja mes 7 1 15 Gordon 7 2 16 Hodges 5 F lt zp a tr ck. 339 Fl etcher 4 I 9< L nn 6 0 12 Har vey 4 2 10 Fa rchlld 1 1 3 Barnes 0 1 1 Gle•chauf 1 0 3 3 2 TOTALS381490 Score by quarters Wells ton 5 9 7 16- 37 Iront on 20 26 22 22- 90 Reserve score- Iron on 38 Well s on 31 another four nunute c old spell Three times durmg the C\ emng Eastern \\ent four the con leo;t East ern 4-4 on the season after ha \lOg an Ice cold eve mng from the floor connected on JUS! 13 of 52 shots for 25 percent They garnered on l) 24 rebounds with Don Eynon leadmg walh nme C oebel had SIX tssJst s and the teHm htl l cf II fr ee hours of agomz nglv close trnms the fm al thr~e g i:tllH;s alw <lys 1n doub t Ju 1 Md:-:m of' sa r l ht J to the top Mahaffey captures i11itial PGA event th rough four of the five rounds of this umque event Trevmo fmally eaught hun with a bard1e on th e 90th hole He could do nothin g but chomp an apple throw a one lmer at Arnold Palmer and watch while Mahaffey matched has b1rdie to wm by a stroke ft was the sixth tune In ~ss than 12 months that Trevm(f} had been a runnerup i\nd 11 kept mtact has Cahforma JinX He has yet to wan m thas state Mahaffey won this one with a final-round 69 3 under par at the Indian Wells Country Club - one of four desert layouts use d for this marathon f1v e<iay event He had a 90-hole total of 343 17 under par the Waham .J. \\l ut t fa c Oy Ou"rle s FH sa d Mel Ill oc ll~I sc01 ng a 6 1 6 3 7-5 tJ 1 unph crs n !)unda} s hnal of thf' $<100 000 Grand Prax MaStel s the nchest event - 1f not the most prestigious - 111 thl 5JIOI l McEnroe receaved £100 000 for the vJctoi) li e a d Pt tu I lemmg "'on lhe Juub ~;s f nal tl e mght bd 1 c "' WoJ IC k f abak o I I 111 Okker So U e 19 tar-< I hi::i ul fm the wcekc1 \\ 1s $120 ooo plus anotl 'r $1 It uno for bemg one of the pom ts leader s on the Grond r IX wur last ) ear \she won $64 OIJO plus u $50 000 pomts bonus B11an Gottfned beat Eddie D1bbs 64 7-G for thu-d plaee and 140 000 Dt bbs won $l2 000 The 35-year<Jid Ashe wa s the overwhelmmg fo vorate of tJ e CIOWd Of 17 000 at Madrson Square Garden He was prepared eage1 polite md well con t rolled throug hout as I e pu t McEnroe through his poccs McE nroe who had bod lapses m tunmg Judgment and concentrataon was sulk) 12 3-49 9885 30 ~"nC ~ f:) Md J0 KE ' L Pvr:..O Ol: (J <; oo-u fS !l\t;l l c (I 1/1, .., o o o J( 1 GoE Ul 0 J e Bovlf' B o:, r> I rJ 0?. J 'l ) D 0 Br il l wr nce- p ler 0 0 C To il s 13 1 30 Fede .:J I He d · nq (49) Rr-,.a r R le1 our J 0 J N- ~ Cucl-..lc 50 0 J m Ha r ~ R01ndy HJ rn sf y 0 0 21i Cu urr I 0 2 N k lonrad 0 0 0 G"l 1 rr'l n r ad I Je I 0 2 Je rr y R uw cv 0 0 Ar a n (;,le J 11 0 B cJ G 'lr e t 0 0 0 Total ~ 2 1 4 ~ Prevent1on IS the best policy. FOR CURBING CRIME LOSSES You ca ht>l p c t co vr on cn m e l o c;s~s lo~~SP S tha t d re ct ly at ec1 yo u whethe r they happen to you or not Take the cr me of arson You r e pa y ng a n n crea s ngl y l1eavy su bs dy tor de berate l y set f res th ro vg t your ns ur n ee pre rn um s l1sur pnce cost s a re adv ers el y affe ct ed by burg a rcs robber es a nd car th efts plu s the coun tess CB a :fos and b cyc les th at tu r n up m ss ng One th ng you can do IS to su pp o rt program s prov dmg st ffer penal t es wr ongdoers and for proposa ls for st r engthened cr me nvesl gat on efforts You can a ';)0 m ake f 1oug l er tor crooks Use good strong locks M ark l r oS!;es sion s w t h yo ur soc al secur ty nurr ber Ou r agency pr ov d es I nan c a l p o te d o ar d serv ce wh en cr me Jo ..ses occur M1ke s Ea sf 1 n (JO) pia) II can help pay soaring hospital and surgacal bills Call me 1 IC l n cr on e Person to person health insurance lht 1 l ene Colo l1ad has beot E 1 sometunes overconfident Wrn ouLst:ort:d them ];>-6 liHrtl qua1ter' to w 1 r1 " b e at Connor s ot of He~cn t ~ fhe Easterr n eserves of Co a ch Denms Eichmge r a~nost blew a lf>-4 first penod lead but held on to take a 52 37 wm The game I ance1 s fought back to trail JUSt 23 19 at 1nte rnussron But Eastern l.conm d ~h e r cha pped an " tit 0 [>Omt s J I Adam> led the lose rs w th 11 pomts I ast ei n s ext ga me 1 ~ l'ucsda} whe 1 they t n t f' l tam NEW YORK 1 \P i l'hough At Um1 \ she had dragged him thr ough U r ee preferr ed t plH ) ' better It woul d have be rr throws Jam Hart and Make Cuckler also h1t dou~le fag w es for the wmners II and 10 respect tv el y rhe VIS itOrs controlled the b< "ds w•th ol rcl>ound s and hat 24 uf 56 sl ot s from the floor f hey cannerl oral) one uf 10 foul shots ug ht of th( season b \ nettm,.., 28 p01 nb for the mne « fourteen of !hfl cor 11b o fou l slwts Hr h1t n n( r urat 14 of \G cha rity tosses McEnroe Masters champion somet ame s d esperate PA lM SPRINGS Ca hf ( AP) - John Mahaffey was talkin g to himself as he surveyed the 15 foot birdie Ne w ~ ersey 110 Boston 100 putt he had to make to wm the Plllsburgh 5 Buffalo 4 Ka nsas C ty 124 New York Bob Hop e Desert Golf New York Is landers 104 M Iwaukee 104 Chr ca go 99 Ph1ladelphra 1 t e Class1e Toront o at Ch cago pdd Ph ladelph a 11 2 Por!land You ve been here before snow IQ6 told himself Make up he Today s Game Denver 111 lndtana 109 M nnesota at New York your mmd get the hne and hit Los Ange es 108 Seatt le 99 Rangers Wash ngton 125 Sa n D1ego a good solid putt Tuesday s Games 91 He did Just that M nneso ta a t Pittsburgh Today s Games It s as good a putt as I ve Wa shington at Ne w York No games schedu led ever made Mahaffe) said Isla nders Tuesdays Games Phrladelph a at Atlan ta Detro 11 at New York Sunda y [ knew II was Ill Boston at St Lou1s Kansas C fy at Cleveland The putt broke a lie with Toronto at Colorado Ph ladelph a at Ch1 cago Lee Trevmo completed the Montreal at Vancouver Denver at New Orleans fir st PGA Tour event of the season and vaulted Mahaffey World Hockey to his fourth v1etory mhas last Assoc1atron w 1 t pis ga ga 10 American starts Quebec 21 13 • 46 143 124 I m surpn sed sa id New Eng 19 12 6 44 157 131 Mahaffey who capped one of Wrnnrpeg 19 13 5 43 153 128 golf s more dramat1e Cmc 17 21 4 38 145 151 Edmonton 18 16 o 36 130 n 8 comebacks With VJctor1es m Brm 15 21 3 33 136 148 the PGA nataonal x lnd 5 18 2 12 78 130 championship and the World X suspended operations Cup late last year Saturday s Games be Edmonton 3 New J:ongland Nobody expects to Cmcmnat1 1s off to an 0-2 o playmg well m the first Wrnn peg 3 Brrmrngham 1~urnament of1he year It s a start m the Metro Conference Sundays Games carry-over from last season I after fallmg at Tulane 80-75 Wrnn peg 4 New England 2 h d The Bearcats led by as many Ctnc nn alr 4 B1rm ngham 2 guess e sat as 18 pomts 111 the second half Edmonton at Quebec ppd And It was a earry-over for Xavier s game at snow Trev111o too - but a less Today s Games happy one Valparaiso was postponed No games scheduled Playmg Imm ediately m because of snow while Dayton Tuesday s Game ran 1ts record to 12-2 by W nn peg at Edmonton front of Mahaffey the leader wmnmg at Memphis State 75Bowls AI A Glance 73 BY The Associated Press Eastern DlmoiS pounded Saturday s Games Akron 95-75 and Youngstown AI Mobile Ala Sou th AI Norlh 21 beat Western Illmois 75-85 m Challenge Bowl Mld-Contment Conference AI SeaHle aet10n Pacific 10 36 Brg Erghl 23 in other OC games Kenyon Japan Bowl At Tokyo handed Densaon Its 17th East 33 West 14 straight loss 82-68 Maraetta defeated Ohio Northern 90-83 Muskmgum shaded Ohio roll 85 76 Carnegae Me lion \\resleyan 51-50 and Wooster shad~\(~ H1ram 72 71 and Case Reserve outscored Allegheny thumped Otterbem 103 75 Other Hoosier Buckeye 91 78 In other M1d.Ohio play saw Hanover edge Conference action CedarVIlle Defiant'C 78-76 and Taylor rupped Tiffm 85-84 and Walsh beat Bluffton 76-65 edged Mount Vernon In the Pre~1dent s Confer err e Hethany beat John Car Nautr r ne GH.-60 106 Rockets top MAC after 69-62 win over Cards By The Assoelated Press Oh10 State Toledo and Rio Grande have assumed sole control of conference leads m Ohio college basketball after postmg key triUmphs Saturday The Buckeyes stunned faurth-ranked Illinois on its own floor 69-66 m overtune to take over undisputed lead m the Big Ten with a W start The llim1 suffered thetr first loss m 16 games this season and fell to 3-1 m the league Toledo's tenacious Rockets halted surprlsmg Ball State oo 1ts own floor 69-62 to become the only unbeaten team m the Mid Amencan Conference The Roekets are 4~ m the conference to 4 I for the Cardinals and 3 I fm Ohio Umvers1ty a 76-M victor over Eastern Michigan RIO Grande whtpped Ohio Dominican 79-73 for a 3-0 M1d Ohio record Urbana a previous co leader fell .to F.agle guard Br1an Bassell opened th e seeond per od wath two pomts to g1ve f astern Its last lead of the mght II 10 The VISitors then reeled off eaght waanswered pomts and were on their way to JUS! th eir lhard VIC(Ory bu t m any can be prevented Th at s why we say - 992 7155 149 5 Thrrd 51 Mrddleport 0 S A!f ARMMV liAI Au l)fllfl'lle fill~ 4flC 8 [ Ufi'IDIR ~(lllle Ott 1 B~onun } on Dl!rlo 1 prevent on IS best polrcy the DALE C. WARNER INS. 992 2143 102 W Mam Trevmo who ehased hun all over the resort area had a elosmg 69 and a 344 Mark Hayes got m the chase wath a no bogey 6under-par 66 m the last roWld and took third at 345 He was followed at 346 by Gner Jones who had a 68 Lanny Wadkms and Ke1U1 hrgus were at 348 \\ adkins wath a 68 r ergus a 9 The Department Store Of Bu1ldtng Since 1915 • �' . ·-4- The Daily Sentinel, Middli•pnrt -Pmm..-uy. 0 ., Mnndu~· ..IHn. 15. I!l79 5- The Da~ly Senlinl'l. Middh•pnrt-Pnmpr~ ~~-, n .. M~li HI<I)" • •1;1 11. 1:"'. J! l';"!l Wahama·defeats Hannan Trace Wildcats,88-65 . Alter playing four con· secutive games on the Road, Coach Homer Preece's Wahama White Falconi finally got to play their fir;t home game of the 1978-79 season Saturda y ni ght and unlike the first four gaines, Where do you spend a :mjllfon· bucks??? '' I' ' &.,,e by Quarten: . the White Falcons cam e the ;tops in the second canto Hannan·Trace reserves . Larry Gibbs, sopbomor_l'_ 1234Tot &way with an 88-65 win over by outscoring the Gallia 4 9 12 7 32 the Hannan Trace Wildcats. Countians by a 26-12 margin standout for Coach Lewis H-T '!he victory was the fir;t' to · take a confortable 40·26 Hall, poured In 31 points Wahama 16 13 25 16 70 of the year lor the Bend Area lead at intermission. It was during the contest on 15 field Officials . Alfred Chapman cagcrs and· it couldn't have Bamitz, Weaver and Sayre, goals and I of 3 charity and Ray Cundiff came at a more opportune doing most of the damage tosses. Peanut Harris also hit In WAHAMA (88) tin]e than before the home offensive! and lor the first fg It-a tp double figures lor the winners fans. The locals have suffered time this year the bend area 10 0-2 20 through four consecutive . quintet held a 'comfortable with10 markers on three field Vince Weaver 8 4-6 20 goals and lour free throws. Rick Barnitz defeats and with the win they lead. 8 1·2 17 Hannan Trace was paced Gary Richards . now sport a 1-4 record as they Once play resumed 4 2.0 10 prepare to visit Eastern following the halftime break, by Petry with eight tallies. Kreig Sayre 3 2·2 8 Todd Rawlings Tuesday night in search of the locals took up right where Score by Quarters: 1234Tot . 2 1.0 5 Tim Roush victory number two. they left off by burning the I 1·2 3 · In notching their initial nets for 23 points and in- H-T 14 12 17 22-65 Don Russell. 1 1-2 3 triumph of the year, the creasing their lead even Wah 14 26 23 25-& Greg Stodola 0 2-5 2 White Falcons pl_aced lour more. Todd Rawlings, the Officials : Virgil Wilkens and Jell Fowler 0 0.0 0 Jell ARnold men in double figures with team'ssecondleadingscorer, Don Luketic 37 14-33 M TOTALS . Vince Weaver and Rick was the main scoring threat Reserve Game: Bamitz leading the way with In the quarter that saw the Haman-Trace · Petry 4-&a, 20 points each . Gary White Falcons Increase their M. Waugh 1·3-5, Campbell2·1· HANNAN-TRACE (65) 8 2·3 18 Richards and Kreig Sayre lead to 63-43. .5, B. Wa.ugh 2<l-4 ; Sheets 0-4· PaulShaffer 3 3-7 9 eontributed 17 and 10 points The final tanza proved to 4; Pa~k H·3, Jones 1.0-2, Ron Pack 3 2-3 8 respectively in the winning be a mere formality as the Chapman 0-1·1, Webb 0.0.0, Mike Webb cause. Wahama advantage proved Daniels O..Q-0; Totals 11-10-32. . Charles Hineman 3 2·2 8 3 1·2 7 Both the White Falcons .to be too much for the Wahama - Gibbs !5-1-31 ; Rodney Pack and the Wildcats fought an Wildcats. Substitutes poored Harris ·3-4-10; Roush 3-3-9; Carlos Campbell 3 0.0 6 I 3-5 5 even battle throughout the into the contest to finish out Buzzard 2-4.., Barnitz 1·4-6, Eli Hite 2 0·1 4 first eight . minutes of the the remaining minutes with Ingels 1-1-3, Kitchen 1+3, Tim Beaver . contest with the end result the White Falcons holding an Slsk 0.0.0; Ohlinger ~; Ed Whitt 0 0.0 0 being a 14·14 deadlock. Gary · 88.05 lead. 26 13·23 65 Keams 0-0-j); Totals 26-18-70. • TOTALS Richards the Falcons sixth Paul Shaffer was the man, once again came off the leading scorer for Haman· bcoch early inthe period to Trace with 18 markers in the spark the Wahama offensive losing cause. attack with three baskets for In the .preliminary game, I OPTOMETRIST the local effort. the Wahama Reserves won OFFICE HOURS: t:lO to 12,210 5 (CLOSE r Wahama pulled out all their third game of the season ,I AT NOON ON THURS .) - EAST COURT I with a 70-32 decision over the i---R:-w~lXfMPllfN;o:o~--1 I I ' !_!!i:.!2!A.!~2.!;~--.-------·---.J •• t •• -.. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS WANTED FOR • !I • ITS MINE - That is what is on the mlndl of lbeae players as they fight for the rebound. On the far left 11 Tim Beaver ( 15) of Hannan Trace while in the center struggling for control of. the ball with another unidentified Falcon is Vince Weaver (15) of Wahama . ••' . • Standings ALL GAMES TEAM W L P OP Portsmouth io 0 696 541 Athens 8 2 667 568 Waverly 8 3 658 503 Wash . CH 8 3 578 523 Ironton 7 3 667 SOA Gallipolis Pt. Pleasanl Logan · 6 a 585 528 4 2 333 292 4 5 543 519 Wellston l 4 294 334 3 7 606 763 2 a 634 780 R~venswood Jackso~ Meigs 597 2 8 Saturday's results : Ironton 90 77 4 Well !. ton 37 (makeup) Wheelersburg 53 Waverly 47 Williamstown 7l Ravenswood 62 Portsmo uth 79 Vinton Coun ty S6 . · Wirt County at Ra venswood Friday's games : Meigs County Fridoy . Mrs. Put Philson Heavyweight Ken Norton · played the leading rol e in two movies, "Mandigo" and AREA Ironton at Jackson Loaan at MeiQs Wash - Ington CH 1-'arkersburg South at Pleasant Ra\lenswood at Ripley l"'ortsm oull1 East a1 Bnoteas to out PI . Huntington Saturdav.'s games : Meigs at Athens Gallipol is at Ir ont on Jackson at Waverl y Wellston at Logan LE MANS, France ( AP )· The French team swept all three matches Sunday to .defeat Sweden in the Kings Cup tennis tournament. Pascal Portes downed Per Hierquist 6-7,' 7-6, 6-1 in a strenuous three-hour battle and Yannick Noah defeated Ulf Eriksson 7~. 6-3. Noah and Portes teamed up in the doubles to defeat Eriksson and Ove Bengtsson 11-;J, U, 6-3 . Present s HAWAII TAKE TWO WEEKS AND SEE HAWAII . Join Us on a 4lslarid Hawaii Royal Tour • Superior room s e~t delu xe hotels: Naniloa S.urf~Hito Kana Surf-Kana Maui .s urt-Maui Kauai Surf·l<auai Sheraton -Waikiki -Honolul u RIVERSIDE; Calif. I AP 1 -- The question of who would be Richard Pe tty's relief driver in Sunday's Western 500 stock car race was ne.ver answered. The engine in Petty 's Chevrolet self-destructed only 36 miles into the event. He was placed 33rd out of 35 in the unofficial order of finish . ''The iron broke, I didn 't ," said Petty, still recovering from major stomach surgery last month. · Petty 's 'stamina was questioned before the race . "I was going to go as far as I could," Petty said. Veteran Hershel McGriff , who drove with Petty's father Lee in the early 1950s, reportedly was available to help out. !'APE TO WN, South Africa . AI' 1 -.After an Initial slow start" winds were reported to ll<' freshening today for the 38 yachts in the Cape Town-to• Uruguay race. · By Sunday night, . ~ leaders in the race to PUnta del Este, the Uruguayan · seaside resort, bad only sailed to a point 70 mUM from Cape Town, where they bad started on Saturday afternoon. But the wlnd8, blowing at only four knoll, provided the crews - many of whom were sailing In a· trans-Atlantic race for the fi t·st time·- to get thiilr llell legs. The yachts were 11&111 weU packed and race offlciU aald it was too early to detennlne real leaders in the rice. 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Stop in for them at any of our offices. \I Ohio Power~ we wnHt .l• l ll l.o :.wl the most out of your electl'ic ~ e GALLIPOLIS Workmg together IS the only wa.y. • O nil ~· l'ost nf using an • • lt'r lri~ dryer, water heo ler . range. rdrigerator/ freezer and color TV is actually 89~ ba!red on average usage statistics fn 1111 l•, di'ltlll I·: II'(· ! r·ic J'nst.it.trte and o11 r' Hvrr'itf!r n•sidr nLinl kilowatt-hour cost for the 12-month period e'nding June, 1978. • Frigidaire 30" Electric Range • Autom811c Cook-M .ov.n Control • O...wtndCIW1n oven door . • EMy-V- Sur1aoo UnH eontroto ~, ................" $3&goo OPEN WIDE, AMERICA of is this yce~r's chairman of the sa le which helps provide . money for camping, community servke projeets and , other activities fnr the over 250 girls in 17 M~ig s County troops. The scouts will tak e orders • for cookies through Feb. ·1 with the cookies to be delivered the lost week in M~rr h ond the first week in April. Orders only are being taken. The cookies are pnid THIS IS the new "face" of girl scouting. The emblem for when they are delivered . adopted at the 41st. National Convention of Girl Scouts of Little Brownie Baker.; is the U.S.A. in Denver, Colo. is moving into wide usc with t11c supplier of the cookies patches and posters for scouting programs here .. whi ch thi s year will sell lor $1.50 per box. A new variety is being introduced -Gr~molLI , co nt tli ning all nat ural in gredi ents. The SHORT STORIES : Five this collect ion should serve as other varietieS are &u no£t, a Decades. By Irwin %aw. a marvelous introduction to chocolate, caramel, and Col'onul cooki e; thin mints, a Delacorte. 756 Pages. $14 .95. thi s most talented writer. Those who know Shaw only chocolate mint; Do.Si-Dos, a The price of this hefty colltiction of 63 stories by as a novelist oughl to pay peanut butter snndwich; VanIrwin Shaw may seem high, attention to a reme--lt: ' ' chos, vanilla and chocolate cremes; but the investment is well make• in his brief in· se:t ndwi c h traduction to this collection: Tagalongs, chocolate covered worth it. Shaw is one of the top "In a novel or a play you peanut butter patty, and writers of our time, and th e must be a whole man," Shaw Trefoil, whi ch is shortbread. The cookie sale goal for stories he has selected lor writes. "In a collection of inclusion in this hook can only stores you can be all the men 1979· in the Black Diamond bring back remembered or fragments of men, worthy Council is 420,000. Proceeds pleasures to those who have and unworthy , who in dif- from the cooki e S1l le provide followed 'his long writing ferent seasons abound in you. 41.8 percent of the total career. As lor those not It is a luxury not to be operating budget of the Coun· cil. familiar with Shaw's work, scorned." Cookies cost the scouts 54 It is not possible to comment on all of the stories in ·cents .a box, the local troop this volume, but to select a making the sale keeps 20 Committee 's Committee cents a box, while 75 cents Ind. few at random: 'BLOOMINGTON, goes to the Counci l; ,a nd one "The Eighty-Yard Run" Is (AP) - Indiana University cent is for the neccssarv a movingly written piece on officials have decided there bonding. · are too many committees on the passing of time and the Purchase of girl scout campus- so they're forming fading of the promise of a .committee to handle the youth. In this story, young cookies helps almost 26,000 Christian Darling made a girls in 1,192 Girl Scout troops problem. .long run in a football game in the Black Diamond Council Vice President Robert M. and briefly was a fiero. Now carry-out their own activities O'Neil said within two weeks he looks back at that day and · and plans, such as service be will create a Committee on thinks sadly, "That was the proj ects, tr oop camping, Corrunittees, authorized to high point, 15 years ago on an trips, and the expenses of streamline the school's com· autumn afternoon, 20 years regular troop as well as over mittee system. old and far from death, with 5,000 adult volunteers to con· The new committee, made tinue and expand the scouting up of three or four members, the air coming easily into his program through leadership will decide which committees lungs and a deep feeling training' program ) and extenare necessary, which are inside him that he could to sive outdoor educational proinactive, which should be . anything .. . and everything grams, as well as camp consolidated and which alter that a decline." "The Girls in Their Sum- . maintenance and develop· should get the axe. mer Dresses" is probably ment. Nobody knows how many 'jCookies are Fine in '79" is Shaw's best-remembered committees there are at the the slogan of the cookie sale story. It is a bittersweet tale ·university, but officials esti· which dates back to the early mate there are as many as about love and beauty and 1930's. being young. ' 100 with more than 700 Other memorable items volunteer members from the include: "Sailor Off the staff, faculty and 'Student Brement "The Monument," body. "Stop Pushing, Rocky," "The real cost to the "Wal king Wounded ," university is a bidden drain "Gunners' Passage," and Of! manpower," O'Neil said. In 1974, · President Nixon . "Some professors may find "Act of Faith." signed a bill requiring states Phil Thomas; AP Books they have to attend several to limit highway speeds to 55 long meetings a week or each Editor . miles ail hour or lose federaL . month, reducing the time highway funds. · they have for tea~hing, research and public service." A thought for the dsy : In 1800, women wore so lew Greek poet Heslod said, "For Another p,roblern . is confusion. Sometimes , clothes that their whole at· himself does a man work several committees study tire, Including shoes, was even in ·the working of evils different aspects of the same · expected to weigh less than for another.' ' topic, he said. ' · .. eight ounces. Good stories by Shaw lnl'lalio11 has inr:rrased the cost of everything from postage stamps and r-luthi11g to food and hou~ing . And thPre's no \l'ay ~ve can escape it either. The cost of coal.. translni;Ssion lines. bormwed money and all the things it takes to keep 81 ALOHA HAWAII ~ Boll .F;.U;.;N.;.;N,;.Y;_;B~U~S,;,;I_,N_,E.;,S_,S_ _,.,.,.,'!'I'I'..;,.~;r:,'Pm'l'l'l'l'el'ft..n GIRL SCOUTS BETWEEN 8 AM AND 5 PM Athens at Wellston Madison · Plain s • at up with the plan to .finance mavericks in the hope of bringi ng along. th e next generation of great thinkers, • " Drum." Waverly at Gallipol is The son, an independently' plllllll)ijl'it"-----------------~ wea lth y bus inessman . came Syracuse, a Brownie lc<Jdcr, THE DAILY SENTINEL ·Mitchell E!ass. judicial reform projects, the science of communication and news media respon· sibility, and other matters. The largest foundation Is the anywhere lord FoWJdation with more than $2 billion in assets. Ne;n in line are the Jobnaon, Kellogg and Rockefeller foundations. .. >rectors - including the Under the plm1. a panel wiil wido~< . Kirby , Bankt•r> Life select brilliimt young people Prl'sid l'nt Ho bert E~ri n g. a to reccivC gp.mts for up to six """ . John Hoderick years to co ntinu e their M<.H:i\rth ur. BankerS vil'c ~tudirs, with no requirement chairm an l'aul Doolen and to.p~:<td~ce anything . Paul Harvey, a nationallf .,...:;~!!,liard hao also decided , ~ y n d i c a.t c t1 broadcast 1}ri\g~~eral_~ to provtde money commentator ·-· have .fnet C.ot med lca l and m ental frequL·ntly in an effort. to h ea lth r ehab ilitation decide what to do . programs, j ust ice and The 1979 Girl Scout Cookie PH. 992-2156 spokes m a n II m o nth ~ of preparation. the foundHtion took control of th e compan; Dec. I. 'lhnugh a fina l audit isn't complete. it is prcswncd the va lue of the compony-will be about $750 million. Hcuwsc federal l a w r e quir es foundations to don ate 5 percent of their assets each year, MacArthur directors will hav e on estimated $30 million to $40 million .to distribute annually. MacArthur left no s pecific directions about how the mon cv should be •pent. The 1\ ft L' r Sale will get underway in (Between Hudson Street and Pomeroy-Mason Bridge) Tuesdav's games: Chillicothe al Washi ngton CH Pt. Pleasant at Milton Thurs"ay•s game: 'Cookies are fine in '79' theme of Girl Scout cookie sale SYRACUSE, 0. & MIDDLEPORT, 0•. PHILADELPHIA (AP) A seven-bout middleweight boxing card scheduled for Monday night · at the Spectrum · ha s been po s tponed , officials announced. The triple-header s how, which was to in clude a meeting between Bennie Briscoe and David Love, will be held instead on Feb. 5 at the Spectrwn . The bouts were postponed after Briscoe became ill -with a viral infection , according to Spectrum GIRL SCOUT COOKIE SALE chairman is Mrs. Pat Philson, one of over 50 volunteer leaders workmg m 17 troops wtth over 250 girls in Meigs County . Scouts will begin knocking on doors to take orders for cookies Friday. C!li CA!;U t ,\1' I .... They have more than $30 million a year to spcndon good works, and decades of IJusine ss . ex perien ce to help guide them. But dir ectors trying to dec id e how to spend · a billionaire's legacy have discovered they still don 't know all they should before distributing the wealth of John D. MacArthur. " It 's · ~mbarrassing. not to have all sorts of pat answers ; but it is not easy to learn to do a good job with this money. The pressure of trying to do a good job is very rean:" said William T. Kirby , MocAr· thur's lawyer and among those trying to determine a · course lor the MacArthur Foundation . One aim has been decided to finan ce budding geniuses - mavericks who will be supported for six years to do whatever they want. The foundat io n's first grant. one of $50,000, went to the Cali forni a League of Cities to support a series of conferences on "Cities of Tomorrow," an effort to bring more people into the workings of local govern· ment. MacArthur, an eccentric business genius who ran his empire from a back table in a Florida motel coffee shop, left the bulk of his estate to the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. The foundation, which overnight became the fourth largest In the nation, was direct ed in the will to acquire MacArthur's largest single asset, Bankers Life and Casualty Co. of Chicago . -. .. . .tl'. The Sign of the Hat: any great hamburger -wh.rsign it o.ws born under. It 'II tell you, Delicious Shakes: "Under the sign of the hat." No matter whar tlavm - you're a fan o f, you'[ 1m~,...,_ our thick and creamy shakes. Sizzling Fries: always fill comperfect . inake a quick tasty snack , too, Savory Salad Bar: Dream up the best salad yo u can think of. Then create a mouth.-watering More Variety: Bored stiff with most menus! ·Then take a look our menu board.Bur~t.·r Cht.f® give s you mo re delicious choices, includ· ing our famous Mariner 1 "" platter . 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CNH'I(\rlq''xpl rC' Jrn 17 . 1~79 • ~-----------------------------------~ 698 W. MAIN STREET, POMEROY, 0. �•• _) I .6- The Dat1y .S<.>ntint'l, \\1iddlcport-Pornrrny, 0 ., Momltty, .Tan. 15. 1fl'lfl Birthdays ~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::;:;:::::::;:;:::::·:::;:::::;:;:;:::::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:;:::;:::::::j))) Iu~~~~~~:·!tell AI' Special Correspondent RIDGJ':FIELD, Conn . (AP) - One day in Saigon our ~ ~~ London news editor, who had a stiffly starched Eton accent, rang up 1nd asked me LEAVE WEU.. ENOUGH ALONE! to do a story on laWJdry forms BY HELEN BOTIEL in the Mekong Delta .· Dear Helen : I thought he had finally I previously lived in my landlady's back yard in her trailer slipped his gossamer grasp house . She is 26. The second week after I moved in , she invited me into her on reality because in Vietnam storm cellar as there wete tornado warnings. Sbe told me she most of the hotels were operated by Chinese who had no was two months pregnant (but no man was around) . with the After the all-dear siren, she said, "Let 's go into my patience bedroom and watch TV," I didn't try anything as I was afraid I bureaucratic paperwor~ of filling out laWJdry. forms. might be b.lamed for the baby . But my confusion was short She invited ine ba<;k several times, arid once even got into lived. Through a translator bed, but I didn't. I froze up . · Then she started giving me the cold shoulder, and finally I actuallyaBBC moved away. I've written ber two letters and she hasn't correspondent who happened answer ed me. Told her I like _her but my highi)ressure job to be in the AP office at the time- I learned that the stiff caused me not to get involved just then. How do I get another chalice with ber? - REGRETTING upper lipped chap in London Tassica Cummins · was actually asking foc a story on land refocms, not Dear Regretting : Since your letter was written on Oklahoma State House of laundry forms. The first birthday of .. The memory of the incident Tassica Noelle Cwrunins was Representatives stationery, I assume your "high pressure clings because over the years celebrated recently at the job" might have something to do with politics. In Which case, my advice Is, "Follow your first instincts I have become convinced that home of her parents, Mr. and there is a story in laundry Mrs. Jack CummJns of Letart and don '!get involved with a pregnant lady. " - H. forms, not necessarily in the +++ ~'a il s. Mekong Delta, but on a global A winter secnc of snowmen Dear Helen : scale. I was interested in your column · on grocery store and a Christmas tree Pru Emory, a Canadian decoJ·ated the table with a coupbning. We are a retired couple trying to live on Social friend who once held the post snowman cake being used Security. I see many coupons in advertisements, but usually not on the items we need. Or else I forget and leave them at of press officer at the stuffy 8!-ithe centerpiece. Re fres hm en t s of home, so if I find a product on sale, I can't take double but prestigious Savoy Hotel in London, bad the bright idea homemade ice cream. cake advantage of savings. (We live seven miles from town.) It ends up I have a whole box full of coupons. Is there any one dull day of modernizing and pic were served to Mr. that instituuinlaundry form. and Mrs. Bob Roy, Mrs. place I can sell them ina bunch, at a discount?- LORIE The list bad survived down Flore nce Thornton, Jeff and the , years in its original Rex, Mrs , Phyliss O'Brien, Dear Lorie: Victorian language. Don 't try it ! . Linda and Carol, Mr. and Men's underwear came Any person who buys large quantities of grocery coupons Mrs. Hon &llser and Tonja , under tbe heading· of at a big discount (or by the pound) is probably conducting an Mrs. Opal Cwrunins, Mrs. Jack Bostick and Angie, and illegal operation , and you could be nabbed for contributing to 0 perso~al linen." Bnd an Wldershirt was a "singlet." Tassi's brother and ~ i ster, the crime. Here's· how it wocks: Stores which refund your coupons The Board of Directors, no Todd and Missy. Una ble to attend the party . send them to manufacturing companies (via distributors). .Jess, was horrified that an but sending gifts were Mr. Owners in turn receive full value plus a few cents each for upstart Canadian would dare tamper with British tradition arid Mrs. Victor Brown, Mr. ';handling .'' Shysters, ever alert for the quick buck, have set up phony and Mrs. Allen ·Williams and Holly, Mr. a_nd Mrs. Russell grocery stores or distribution areas, or have otherwise figured On The Light Side Cwnmins , Mr. and Mrs. ways to redeem coupons never used for merchandise. They Pull' Over That Train Larry Cwrunins, Mrs. Helen collect those valuable pieces of paper wherever and however STANLEY, Va. (AP) Maag, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie they can, even printing their own coupon-filled newspaper Engineers.; beware. The Wolfe , Mrs. Phyliss Joachim, supplements. stanley Town CoWJCil has Exchange cents-<Jff offers among friends if you will, but ordered police to use radar to Mr . and Mrs. .James Lawrence and Jennifer, Mr. don 't sell them to a "collector," even if he says he "uses them check the speed of Norfolk & and Mrs. Donley Reibel, and for charity." His charity begins with No. I! -H. Western Railway trains Mrs. Sadie Brown. pas!;ing through town. In giving· the instructions Saturday night to Police Chief E. M. "Pat" Sedwick, however, the council did not say bow he was to give tickets to speeding trains. Nor did It make public the Polly Cramer speed limit for trains. The speed check was trigCreases are stubboru gered by the derailment of 16 strip of nylon net through the By Polly Cramer center, gather to make a ca,rs here in early Decemher. POLLY'S PROBLEM circle and then stitch One of the derailed cars DEAR POLLY- I recently . together. These can be made almost struck a liquefied acquired some used hopsack in colors to match bathrooms petroleum tank . drapes that bad to be and then left out on tbe lengthened to fit my windows. cabinet. Just a swish with one After being re-hemmed the cleans the basin. Very little .Stolen T-Shirts creases from the previous cleanser is needed - MRS. CLEVELAND (AP) - Edlengths remain steadfast . L.B.D. ward Heckman knows it can The drapes have been washed DEAR POLLY - Only a be tough to live in Cleveland. and pressed but I can't get small amount of effort is Thieves broke a plate glass those creases out. - J. C. required to remove burned window over the weekend at DEAR J . C. - I . have food from a pan If you first his small eastside store and always had great luck scrape off wbat wiD come off made off with 50 T-<iblrts. Woodrow Richards removing such creases by easily and then put cool water Most were imprinted with a wetting a pressing cloth with and a teaspoon of cream of decal of Cleveland's skyline Mr . a nd Mrs. J ac k a strong solution of white tartar in the pan. Heat it and the words, "You Golla Be Richards entertained recent- vinegar and water. on heavy slowly and then simmer for a Tough To Live In Cleveland." ly with a pa rty honoring their material I have even used short time. Heckman estimated the son, Woodrow, on hi s first bir- full-strength white vinegar. My Pet Peeve is tbat toilet uninsured loss at . about $500 Test first . - POLLY thday. paper holders are so often and said: "I don't see DEAR POLLY - I never placed on the waD in sucb an anything humorous in thiS. Attending were his gra ndpa rents, Mr ..and Mrs. Harry throw away small grocery inconvenient spot. Wby, oh It's about $500 worth of nonRichards and Miss Emil Cole, bags . They are great to use why, are the holders in back humor. and Maxwell Stevens. A for meats· that are to be of a person? - MILDRED "But we're gonna stay Winnie-the-Pooh cake was frozen. First wrap meat in Polly wiD send you one of there and seD T-<!blrts. You made by Lucy Davis of plastic or foil . No more her signed thank-you news- gotta be tough to live In burns . Coolville for the honored- freezer paper coupon clippers if she Cleveland," the 40-year-<Jid KATHLEEN guest. Other refreshments uses your favorite Pointer, storeowner added.DEAR POLLY - To keep Peeve or Problem in her were served with the cake. my bathtubs and wash basins column. Write POLLY'S clean I stitch a doubled 6-inch POINTERS in care of this Engllsb actor Basil Rath· bone was hom In 1892. newspaper. CLASSES RESUME Slinderella Diet Classes cancelled last week due to the snow and ice will be resumed this week with the coupon special to remain in effect, according to the Slinderella representative. AI the Point Pleasant classes last week Geraldine Blessi ng a nd Delo res Newberry lost the most weight, while the runners-up . were Sharon Rudolph and C:n·ol Adkins. POLLY·s POINTERS CORRECTION - THIS WEEI<'S RATE 9.69% INSTALLA TJON TO BEHELD A joint installation of the Wi lkesville Knights of P)1hia and tbe Pythian Sisters will he held at 7 p.m. on Jan . 26 at the Wilkesville Templ e 591. A potluck supper ·will foll ow the mstallation. Final plans for the installation will be made at the Friday night meeting of the Pythian Sisters, 7:30 p.m. CA NCELLATION A meeting of the Willing Workers Class of the Enterprise United · Methodist Church scheduled for Timrsday night has been cancelled. New! "Money Markef' Certificates * 182 DAY QRIIFICATE $10,000 MINIMUM * .25% OVER 1HE WEEKLY *Substantial _Interest Penalty for Early Withdrawal. ·~urge . Marconi, the Italian who. transmitted the first Morse signals across the English Channel, had a glass eye. SaVings & lA>an enough 10 $trvt You+Smoll Enough 10 Know You" RICHARD E. JONES, MANAGER . 216W.~InSI. '"_.." • · ......oroy,O. . All dopollts lnaurociiO MO,OOO)>Y Till Foclor1r Jllvlnga & Loin lloavronco. . ' "nd huf!Hy vetoed the reforms of th~ laundry forrn .The. language barrier can be a problem lor the traveler these days despite the advent of drip-dry fabrics and the proliferation of international hotel chains. In Rome last fall while covering tbe death and election of two popes, I noticed that the laundry form in the Boston Hotel, which is nicely located just opposite the Borghese Gardens, had two words for girdle on the "signore" or ladies side of the list: "pancera" and "~:eggi­ calze." But there was only one Italian word for pullover. Oddly enough pullover in Italian is pullover. , There was also a listing for bidet, which is the same in both English and Italian, but why people would be sending out this porcelain fixture with th e laundry remained a mystery that I was too fastidious to inquire about. · The late Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston once related that the first tune be stayed at the Grand Hotel in Rome, when he went to receive his red hat from tbe pope , the chambermaid always laid out his pajamas on one pillow and. his lacy clerical surplice on the other at bedlime. Hotels can be . quite autocratic and downright pigheaded when it comes .to dealing with dirty linen. During tbe last Associated Press Managing Editors convention in Portland, Ore.. Irv Frank, an AP executive, called the hall porter to have a laWJdry bag sent up to his room, since apparently the maid had forgotten to place one in the closet. "Just stuff your laundry in a pillow case and leave it inside the door," he was advised. Irv complied and when the laWJdry came back that eveniilg he was charged $2.00 for same-day service on one pillow case. lly l'~:n;R J . BOYER .\P l't•lt•Visi•* Wri•er LOS ANGELES 1AP J , ~ Stella . She agrees to marry a rich but repulsive merchant tn keep the l<lxman from the In the meantime, l<lke a lonk at Charleston, If you didn 't already believe that "Gone with the Wind" was the best movie ever made, this imil<ltion will Try ln inlaKine a telev.isiOI'b' dnor . l<t keuff oo "Gone with. the Wind ." An · unsettling p1"1\spect, isn 't it'? Well, brace yourselves, be(';mse sueh a creature exists, Hnd it's coming tonight 1111 NBC . Mind you, "C harl~ston " is n' t rea lly supposed to be "Gone with the Wind '' ... the names and places have been changed_to protect that epic's memory. Actually, il''s not that "Charleston" is so awful, it 's just that .so many elements in th is TV movie are .. in spired " not lifted) from the film 1 if Enter our hero. Greg Morgan, pla yed by Jordan Clarke, is a carpetbagger with a heart. He keeps saving · Stella and they commence a lnve-hate relationship just like the one Rhett and Scarlett had. Well. something like it. Although the network touts this movie as a drama set ''in the romantic I Calendar 1 1 MONDAY RACINE Annexation Committee meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday at town hall; some m300 acres being considered for annexation to Racine VIllage will be discussed. Interested persons may attend. classic that comparisons are for ced. upon you, try as you may to fight it. Images from "Gone with the Wind" haunt this imitation like a wronged ancestor . And somehow, it seems that Gable, Leigh and Selznick did it better. · "Charleston" is the story of well .'' three women two Uh.,h. Sounds like a series. , aristocratic cousins and their slave -pa l - and their adventures in postCivil War Charleston. Lots of rascals here - scalawags, carpetbaggers and the like, and there's a roguish hero. Delta Burke (a beautiful actress new to television) plays Scarlett O'Hara, . I WINTER MONTHS mean, Stella Farren, a tough .Southern la ss who is NOTHING TO DO? determined to survive those vexing Yankees and their hateful Reconstruction. Her PUT.IN A mother is a little wacko, her cousin is "overlY sensitive/' NEW KITCHU! but Stella grits her teeth and holds them together. There's even a scene in which Stella, her gaze fixed skyward, vows to rebuild her wrecked family estate, "Just CASH & CARRY like it was tie-foah Sherman used it for firewood. " SAVINGS WHEN Sound familiar? Many are the woes blocking YOU DO IT our young heroine 's path to happiness. For one thing, YOURSELF. Minerva, the slave Stella has owned since their childhood, tells Stella the lover sbe's BRING IN been waiting for is Stella's brother . This upsets Stella, YOUR DIMENSIONS and threatens their happy friendship. AND OUR Then Cousin Valerie gives away all their money to a con EXPERTS WILL womani)sychic, who claims spirits will reveal the fate of HELP YOU! Valerie 's husband, who had gone off to war with Stella's brother. This also upsets , 2119 Jackson Ave. TUESDAY AREA Volunteer Fire and •. Emergency Association meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Gallipolis Fire Department station with representative of the State Fire Marshal's Office to speak on arson. Election of offlcers and · · program chalnnen. MIDDLEPORT MASONIC Lodge 363, special meeting, Tuesday 7·p.m. at the temple . Two master mason degrees to be eonferred. All master •masons invited. E"'ASTERN LOCAL Board. of Education special meeting, · 6 p.m. Tuesday af high school. Ca 111pbPI I 100 Bap ti st . S C 7R Ct' n iPnnry s., 61 5 107·, "' rHircrr r M 66 , ] 1•1. Lt• ui siarM 58 SJ 66 Geor ge Wa shington 9 4, Pill 83 1!!. V ol l •l 0:, Al,)bantd 71. N ( (h,u 1!/lt v 60 <; ( rll'.l -l itl r) 79, WheCii YIQ 6.' c;, w Lt, ui siana 88, Bi ~ cayn e 86. 1' ws1; n . Ll •ur srCm <J St 80, F J..,r ida n Lou isiana 1 cch 66, NW St 67 ntl lB. Wiil• ~r m M~~r ..,. · J~nr e s M c1~ l i s1 • n Miss iss ippi 96 ( , l,ldel 58, Ma r sha ll 57 Cicm s,.n 7L Wake Fores t D<1y ll)n / 5. Me mphi s St. 73 Furman 75, Appa l achian ~ rrt• •· ~· J<"cksunvi ll e 75, Gt': rqi a St . Src~ r o;qn 8/ W gI 0 n BUY NOW AT: LB. SAYRE HARDWARE 6.'l Tn 1olltc1! hl(lC)d 60 Mid wes t Ccnrr,11 · M i<.hiQ an 79, w, MKhiq.m 78 · Detroit 91, llltflrli S St ill Drake 75. Creig h ton 61 l nctran.1 a t Io wa , ppd .• sn o w lnd rana St : 93. Bradley 74 lonrt 88. W1s . Milwaukee 75 Iowa 51 . at Kansas St ., ppd . Kansas 82, Okl ahoma St. 7 Ken t St . 77 . N. Ill in ois 71. · Lo yola, Il l . a t DePaul , ppd ., sn ow .._ 9J , Sr+mf 11rr 1 ; T· · " '' •· Cinc innati 75 \ 'q"'"' "' · N Ca rolin a 51 61 Virq1n rc1 l..., 1.. h 83, Penn St. - Mrn m i . Ohi o 74 , Southwes t Houc, trjn 9S, U1rr~rian 66 Buwlin q C n oc n 73 M issouri 73 , Oklahoma 67 N (l t re Oame 65. Marquette l_,a m ar 12?, N Texas St 91 P cln Arncrl(tln 6? 60 . · N. Mi ch igan at N . Iowa,· ppd ., sn n.. . ,. Oh1 <' St 69, Ill inois 66, ot Ohi o U 76, E . Michigan 64 Ora l Robert s 96, W. Te .. as 88 Sl Purdue 52,· Michtgan St 50 83 S. Illi nois 86. N. M exico St Toledo 69, Ball Sl . 62 Wichita St. 94, Tulsa 93 , ot Wiscon sin 77 , M rchiga n 66 Xavier . Ohio at Va lparaiso, ppd ., snow lc)( as Arkfl t \ SCI~ St 65 ' Ri ce 6?, Texas T~ctl 56 SMU lB 1 r; -:as A&M 16 Far We st Air For·te 66, Ok Jtthom n City 6 5 Ar uuna S! 65, Brigha m Y oung M exi co 83 · Califor nirt 6 7, S• 65 Co lorado *4, Co lor ado St 82. $ 1. 76 54 New CUT UP BACKS ............. ~~39~ FAMILY PAK FRYERS •••••••••••••••••••.•~-.45',, A( BREASTS ........ ~~ 99~ WIENERS ............................. ~·. 9 THIGHS........... ~ 79¢ WHOLE HAMS ..... ~ ............ ~~.~I CARDIN 49~ ,... -·· New 'f.laven , W. Va . ardinal (t'· J IDAHO POTATOES ••••••••••• .!Q.~~·..s1 09 ~ FANCY, JUICY, WHITE OR RED FIRM , JUI CY WINE SAP 40 SIZE ..... 10 FOR I $1 OR 12' EACH a: QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 79~ APPLES ••••••••••• 4 LB. BAG CELERY•••••••••••••• BUNCH CABBAGE. ••••••••••••••••. LB. FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO w s,- u.s. NO IFLORIDA CITRUS SALE I UST & PEARL STR A: FARM FRESH PRODUCE WHOLE LEGS........~!!~. 79( VAUGHAN KITCHEN CENTER, INC. BIG 40% HJ. u! Cn r o t inA L Bu iiL'r 7 t. E.v,ln S\I rtl c 63 Tcn ness ee\t 9?. Lt:'Muy ne O'v\ cn BB lc tu1. lech 83 . Middle GePr gia 79, Tennessee 75 A&M 71 Ga . Sou thern n. N. C. W i lmingt on 67 . N. Ca r oli na 74. Duk e 68 Georget own 78. Man hattan NE Louis iana 61, M c Neese 64 Sl. 60 Ol d Domini on 85, Fl a . Georgia lech 78, Tr oy St . 1 t Mer c er 7'l le1111 7J f e X <1 c; A r I ill :l ll oltl l1\o', f',1 11 't IJ~ . ( t . .t rrd rn.=~ 59 Loui svil le Y'/ ,. Mary l and 84 Mr ~s i!i.sip pi 77 , Au burn 6'} Mi ssi ssippi St 74 , V.:m dcrbi II 68 Murgan St . 80. Howar d 74 Morr is Brown 79, Florida FRYERS 39~ ... 19~ LOOK WHAT-WE'VE COOKED UP • ITS OUR BIG••• MONARCH CORN MONARCH SAL OR GREEN BEAlS 16-oz.~ • SALE DATES JANUARY 15-20, 1979 00 Cans ICOMPARE THESE MONARCH FOOD VALUES I l't10NARCH TOMATO SAUCE ....... .. .. :......... ..... .... 3- 16;~; s1 oo WH OLE or SLICED Point Pleasant $ MONAA CH " MONARCH IRISH POTATOES.-- .... .. -- ................. 3 1~;~: 89< MONARCH SWEET PEAS ........ ........... ............... 2 ~;~: 69~ MONARCH PORI( & BEANS ... ............ ............... 3 ~;~; 891 DARK AND LIGHT RED MONARCH KIDNEY BEANS....... ........... ............. 3 ~;~; 5 1 00 Cream or Whole Kernel Corn or Cut or French Style Green Beans 675~2311 MONARCH ' MUSHROOMS .............................. .. .... 2 ~.0:, 5100 MONARCH CUT SPINACH. ;.. -·- ··· .. ... :.. -·- 3 1~;~: s100 MONARCH COOKING OIL .... .. ................ ~:;~: 99 1 MONARCH APPLESAUCE ... .. ...... ... ....... J ~;~: SJ oo MONARCH TOMATO JUICE ...... ..... ........ .. ·~-~: 59' OO f!.· TOMAT011tS ........................ ................ 3 16·oz. Cono 1 MONARCH STEWED TOMATOES 2 '~;~: 89' INSTANT NESTEA CATSUP ,..... FOLGERS COFFEE GET A FREE PIECE OF APPLE PIE••• Lb. Can J9 W g· BARS 'LIQUID DETERGENT ALMOLIVE $}79 Lb. Can 3 ¢ BARS............. .4 ._ THREE MUSKETEER CANDY CRISCO ~ jl 3 OZ. JAR Can SHORTENING WITH THE RURCHASE OF ONE OF THE COLONEL'S THREE PIECE DINNER BOXES! . . . .· 22 O Bo;tl~ 79~ . 10• OFF LABEL MARDI GFIAS PAPER TOWELS .....................................J~:,~· 59c TASTER'S CHOICE COFFEE ..........j;~.~.4 59 CAKE DONUTS ...................... 1 :;~' 59< FAYGO POP ......... . KEBLER FUDGE STRIPES ... .'~;;~ 89 1 OREO COOKIES ............ , .. .1;.~· 99c CARDINAL ASSORTED REGULAR NABISCO 4• OF F LABEL XI GAMMA MU CHAPTER, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Tuesday night at 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Iris Payne. Cultural program by Mrs. Doris Ewing and Mrs. !j nda King. Mrs. Iris Payne and Mrs. Carolyn Sat. terfield to be hostesses. There will be a white elephant sale. HARRISONVILLE Senior Citizens will bold blood . pressure Clln\c Tuesday from 10 a.m. to I p.m. at the town boliBe free of charge. , RACINE Elemental')' PTO; 7:30 p.m.; refreslunents by room mothers of fifth llt'ade. . Babysitting ))TOVlded. 86 Bucknell itS, American BJ CHICKEN PARTS MEIGS BOOKMOBILE unit will not operate today and ',l'uesday due to repair wort? being unfinished. MEIGS BAND Boosters, 7:30 this .evening at Meigs High School. MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB, 7:30 p.m. MOnday night at the Columbia Gas Co. County Court Judge C barles Knight to present program on safety. East Colgate 94, Calholic U. 79 .66 Dartmou t h 69 , Rollins 50 St. Franc is. N. Y. 87, Delaware St . 80, N : C. LeMoyne 7R Central 67 St . Joseph 's, Pa . 71. Lehigh Fordham 70, Vermont 68 50 Holy Cross 94, Canis ius 92, 2 Siena 88. St . Pete r 's ?5 ot Syracuse 74, Connecticut 60 LaSa ll e 100. Rider 83 Tf'mp le 77, L a f ayette 51 Ma ssac h usetts 66 , Wagner 94, Hofs tr a 65 Prov idence 62 Ya le 58, Fairfield 57 New Hampshire 72 , Navy South 71 Alabama 55, Ken t ucky 52 . Niagara 80, St . Francis. Pa . Al corn St . 100, Grambling DALE'S ., North eas tern 83. F DU 67 P!;!nn 59 , Pr ince ton 58 Rh ode I sla nd ·9.'l , St Bonaventure 67~ Ru tge r s 69, St . John 's , N. Y. spirit reminiscent of 'Gone with the Wind," ' producer Beryl Vertue says she didn 't have "GWTW" in mind when she made "Charleston," at least ·•not coosciously." Ms. Vertue thinks viewers will i<Jke to "Charleston" because "there 's a slow cr~eping back towa rd something with a story ,. a romantic story. · "I think people like period pieces when they 're done ,-------· -· , ; Social 1 College Basketball S~ores By The Associated Press .Saturday's Results 74 ITE OR COKE 8 PAK 16 oz. sns. PWS DEPOSIT AND PURCHASES POMEROY Chamber of Conunerce Tuesday at noon at . Meigs Inn. · AVERAGE YIRD ON IIU.S.- INIEWI PAID ON MAnJRiif Meigs Branch Athens Co~ty TV ..• in·Review Mulligan 's Stew lly HJ1gh .\ . l',luiHgan " Series'! We hope so, yes!' • "SSORTED VARIETIES OFFER GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY, JANUARY 21ST. BANQUET DINNERS ,•.. DOG FOOD ............ ............ l •mil sill with coupon MARGARINE !FREEZER VALUES I SUCCOTASH ..... -.... ......... -.'~;;'79 I(£N · l · RATtON CARDINAL 1 6 ~;~: 51 ·~~at- ,, ;:: .~ T6 -o:. .;;,iltl U\lfl'l" on• coupon ~ ..~~ Limit ll·o1. 1)11• Pkg . 59<i ~ o Et!Jit" 1/ 20179 ~.o4 Itt ~n1 t Aoul Blu11 Sl orn tf; 00-10-06 fi' CAROl NA t\~ KRAFT MIDGET COLBY LONGHORN CHEESE ............... ~.~ . $1 " '. • I FOOO STOR£5 fltelt];J)j~j KEN - l · RATION \ , ,.._a.::;_llo:o_j,;_:.I.Ul-I.:..LI-.... li~oo DOG,.FOOD ,,. w"e <•urn• ~m• pon "'" f}lmdw '6 , 15 Ol Cans s1· 00 ~ ....... 1/ 2011 9 a.ai M C.dlnll A0¥11 "l Ull · 5 ~ , ii' 0 StOf U ;;; rS' 00·60 -05 C ARDINAl~~ �I 9- The nculy Sl'nlmcl Mtdd h •p(ll t - PnllW I 'Il~· . () M nm l .l ~ . .lan 1~1 . lflifJ 8-The Daily Senl mel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 . Mon da y . J un 15. 1979 Gener al Govt 5,270.60 M eigs Cou nty F ederal Re ve nue F or Fiscal Year Endtng ShariM 3.862 24 Fi r e Prote cl tO(l Dece mber Jl , 1978 R utl a nd , Oht o 4S71S Le vy '2 , 281.64 J a n 1, 1979 Guarant y Depos tl 30 00 1 c e r ti fy ihe fol lo w t ng Total Inter es t Patd 2 .507 so Notices report t o be correct To t al Non Gov ern menta l V ernon L Webe r Debt Pr in c• pal 4 000 00 (", liN <.;HQI)l i.l0( 111P G u n Cl uh Vllle ge Ci erk Treasure r Trans fer s 4, 140 00 f ""t, ·· ~· ndnv 1 1un I nr lm y (614) 992 3345 Aud & Treas Fees 58 78 1 h1 >~ • ' (lPI ' ' 1111)0 Popu la tion 663 Gr and Total 1970 Federal Ce n sus Mun •c •pal 1 ~ word!. or Under GI IN SHOOT ~ rtCit 1 (' Vo lu ntee r Cash Rec onctlia tl on Dts b ur se ments 14 ,286 36 C.sh Char(fe Fito O(>rt ~ v'"' l' i:)olu rrtoy 6":10 Depostt or y Balances . 12$ !day 100 S(;h edul e Of 1 90 pm ol the tr bu,td 111q 111 Bo ~ h o n Rurl and Branc h. 1 50 2da~ Total Ind ebtedn ess & Po me roy Na t $19 ,79 4 18 2~ 1. Foc tory chn ke gun<.only 1110 • 3 da)'! De bt Re t.re m e nt 19,79.4 18 300 375 6 dar.J Funds INCOME TA X StHVIr('! Ferl ernl Total o epos tto ry OuhtiJndmg Jan . 1 , onrl State Ta )(P.S Q'n 'J'l71 lor 19 ,79.4 18 Bala nc es Each word vv~ the mlnlmwn I~ 1971, P ri n. Onl y ' opptr; o r sPe Wan clo f bl tn Tot al T reas ur v words 15 4 cents per word per dM.y. Water works M R 19 .794 18 ~a lan ce 4 1000 la urC'I Cldl Rd Ad:! rwmlnte other thlln L"Drlset'llliYe 53,000 00 Bon d s Outs tandmg Chec k s Dec days wiU be cha rt~ed 11t lhe 1 day S p e e~al Assess INCOME TAX Se rvl( P Federnl 680 83 J l. 19 78 ( D edu ct) ratt! Bon,.ds 2,000 00 an d ~ Stol P Wol la rf' Russell Tota l Ba l , Dec 31, Tota l 55 ,000 00 19 78 19, 113 35 Bradbury Coll992 7'1'19 In memory, Card of Thanlui and Redee m ed Dur ing Yr Funds 1c ash & In vest ment s Obituary 6 ct!nls per word, $3 00 Prtn . Onl y 1n H ands of T r u st e e (s nummum Gash In ailvanee - · --· Waterwo r ks MR Mor tgage Lost and Found 2,000 00 Bonds - -----Revenue D ebt Servt ce Mobile Home sales wnd Yard sa les Specta l Ass ess & Deb t ser v 1ce lOST IN Le ta rt 01 l:ost Letart 4 ure acL-ept.ed ooly with cash Wlth Bond s 2,000 00 Reserve J 4,627 49 Ofder 2S cent chlirge fo r .adi Cllrr)'· mo old roan dog white wtl h Tota l 4,000 00 Summ a r y of mg Box Nwnber In Cw'e of The Sen· brown foce and fP.w black outs1and 1ng De c . ~ 1 , Fun d T ran sa ctton s Unel 1978 , Prm . Only ~ p o t s 247. 7615 B a l an c e Jan . 1, 1978 Wate r wo r ks MR Genera l F u nd O D 2.26.4 77 The Publisher reserv e:~ the nw ht lOST FE MA l ~ ENGli SH Spnnger Bonds 5 1.000 00 Wat er Wor k s Fu nd 3,617 36 to edit or reJect any ads deemed olr Spant e l on b81 tow a rd !. 00 TQta l 51,000 Stree t Con!!.! M 8. R ,jectional The Publisher will not be Debt Retir e ment Poge vdl e Ca ll col le n F\Jnd 2,973 9.4 tes~ible for more Uum one IncorFunds n .J1· 78 690 1285 Deb t Se r v Funds 2, 592 93 rect insertion Cas h & ln .. stmt s . Feder al Reve nue Phone 992-2156 2. 605 91 Wate r works MR Shar mg 1,215 40 Bonds An h ReceSS IOn _ _ vt_a_r:~tel! t.<!_ ll'_'!.Y - · - · F un d 121 00 Sp ec 1a 1 Ass ess Bonds 3.4 12 09 CHifJ WOOD Po le s ma x Ft re Pro t Levy 7,456 26 Tota l 4,627 49 dia me te r 10 on la rgest end Guaran t y Depos tt 876 00 Me moranda Data To tal 18,17861 ~12 per ton Bund led !dab $10 essed Va luat1on , Grand Total 18,1 78 61 Ass per ton De li vered to Oh1 o 1978 $1,409,88 1 Rvc e •ph - Re ve nu e Poll et Co Rt '} Pomeroy TalC Le'v'y Ge neral F u nd 20'.2 6'2 45 99') 208Q In Side 10 Mtll Wate r Work s F und 21.284 87 Ltm ttaft on 5 50 ·.• sewage Dtsp Fd TIM BE R POMEROV Forest Pro Ou ts1de 10 Mt ll (Wa ter Poll Co ni ) ducts Top pnce for s tondt ng L1 mi ta t ton 32 10 12,249 00 sow ttmb e r Coli ~2 - 5 965 or Rut la nd , Oht o J a nu a r y 9, Str eet c a n st M & R Monday 1979 Kent Han by I .446 8570 8,462 32 FunQ Noon on Satuniay 1 he r eby certify th e 3,060 SA Deb t Se r v Funds OLD FURNITUR E •ce boxes , brass fo reg o.ng to be cor r ect Shar tnQ Fede r a l R e ven ue Tu..day ver non L Weber beds tr on b eds desks. e tc 1,987 00 thru Friday V1llage Cler k co mple te house holds Wrtte Ftre Pro t ectto n Treas ur er I P.M M D Mil le r Rt 4 Pomeroy or Levy 3,364 62 lhe day befonfpubllcabod' coll992 77&0 Guara nt y Oepostt 390 00 Date - Jan 11. 1979 To tal 71,081 10 Sunday OlD COINS poc ke t wa tches Grand Total 71 ,08 1 10 ( l) 15, lt c I P M. class n ngs wedd1ng bonds Recei p ts - No n· Re "·e nue Friday 11ftemoon cltomon ds Go ld or Slive r Coli Debt Ser vtce F unds 4,140 00 Tuesday , Jan. 16 Total 4, 140 00 f! oger Wa,ms ley 74'1 233 1 Grand .:r ota I 4,140 00 NOTICE TO WA NT TO buy old 45 a nd 78 T ota l Rece •pts CONTRACTORS p hon ograph re co rd s Co li Gener a l Fund 20,'2 82 4,5 STATE OF OHIO water w ork s F und 21 ,284 87 99'1 6370 or Co ntact Mor tm Fur DEPARTMENT OF Sewag e Dt SP Fd ntture TRANSPORTATION (W a ter Pol l Co ni ) Bernice Bede Osol Columbus, Ohio WANTED TO buy old jewelry 12,249 00 December n, 1971 Stree t Canst M & R Call 992 5262 or wnte Ka y contr,ct S•l•s 8, 462 32 Fu nd Cecd 1:1 7 S 2nd Mtd dl eport Legal Copy No . 79· 19 Debt Ser'v' lce F unds 7,2 00 84 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT OH Federa l Revenue Sealed proposa ls will be Shan ng 1,987 .00 WANTED TO buy Rural prope rly received at the office of the F•re Prolec t• on Levy 3,364 .62 or acreage {I0 to l 00 ceres or Director of the O hi o Guara n ty Depostt 390 00 more ) Me tgs Co no l tve look· Department of Trans Tota l 75,221 10 portation , Co lum bus. Ohio , tng lor re ttre me nt stle Prefe r 7 10 Gran d Tot a l 5,22 1. January t6, 1979 unti l 10 0 0 A . M . , Oh io Raq ne Cheste r Portla nd ore o To t al Dis bursements Standard T i me , Tuesday , Please wn te Bo• 779 R c o The Gene r a l F u nd 16,345 69 Someexcttl ngnew friendswho January '23, 1979, for lm 10 Oo tly Se nhne l 111 Court St w a te r Wo r ks Fund 24 ,215 42 could introduce yo u to fresh pro . . ements tn . ~om eroy OH 4 ~7 ~9 Sewag e D1sp Fd Parts 1 to 27 InclUS IVe are 1ntere sts and new enjoyment (Water P oll Con t 12,249 oo may ente r yo ur life thts comtnft offered as one contract end St r eet Cans t M & R 1 will be considered on th! Fund a,736 09 year The se relationships wi Yard Sal•.= e _ __ basis Of the tote I amount bid Deb t serv .ce Fund s 6,566 28 lead to many happy advenP•rts 1 tllru 27 IF VOU hove o servtce to aft er Fed er at Rev Sha rmg 3,862 24 tures Athens , Gallle, Hocking, won t to bu y or se ll some tht ng Fir e Protec lo on Levy 2,281 6A CAPRiCORN !Dec. 22..Jan. 191 Meigs and Vinton Co unties, or oe lookt ng lor work Ohio, on bridges on var iOUS Gu a ran ty Depos•t 30 oo -Your u s ually prudent J'udgment Tota l 74,286 36 routes and section s . by you II ge t res ults whatever Grand To t al 74,286 36 co uld be di s torted today by clean tno and painting . fo ster wil h o Sent me l Wo nt Ad P e rsonal Serv •ce unrealis ti c thinking: Take off Str uc ture Type See Coli 9<J1 2156 Gen eral Fu nd 4,007 42 yo ur ro se-colored glasses and Plans . Wa ter Wor ks Fu nd 5,554 25 s e e things as they re ally are " The date- set tor com ple11on of tl'lls work shall be Sewag e D ts p Fd . Find ou t mo re of what lies Pets for Sale as set for t h In the biddi ng (Wate r Po ll can t ) 12.249 on ahead for you tn 1979 by sendproposal " RISING STAR Ken nels Boordt ng St r eet canst M & R tng fo r yo ur copy of th e all new Each b idder shall be an d groomtng al l breeds 3,205 79 As lro-Graph Leller for 1979 F und requ ired to file With his b id a Ches h1re 367 0292 Deb t se rv.c e Fu nds sa 78 Mall $1 for e ach and a long, cert1fied chec k or ca shier 's c hec k for a n amount equa l, to SIAMESE RABBITS 5 mol e 3 Fed e r a l Rev e nue self~addressed , stamped enve~ per cent of his bid. but In To~~r t ng fe male 985·355 5 2 ~;~~~ ~~ lope to Astra-Graph , P 0 Box five no event more t han fifty Tolal 26,135.24 489, Radio City Station, N.Y .. thousand dollars, or a bond op, ra11on & Main1. 10019 Be sure to speclly birth tor ten per cent of hll bid, General F und 12,338 27 stgn. . Auto Sal_~-- _ payab le to.. tne Director . Waler Works Fund 14,52 1 17 AQUARIUS (Jan. 211-Feb. 191 Btdders must apply , on the 1967 ' 1 ton Fo rd ptekup b c yl forms , for S t~eue~d Co n s ! M & R 5,530 30 Even tho ugh you may feel a pal proper std S350 378 6349 qualification at least ten day s . " Fed e r a 1 Reven ue owes yo u a favor, this is not a prtor to the date set for 1973 DODGE P OW~R Wag on 4 Sha nn g 2 ~ 80 2 24 pa rti c ula rl y good day to reopening bids In accordan ce wheel dr~ ve 985 3378 Ftre Prot Levy 2,281 6.4 qu est It Wa1t till yo ur pal with Chapter 5525 Ohio Guara n t y DepoSit 30 00 volun te ers . Revised Code . 1975 DATSUN PICKUP good con Tota l 37,503 62 Plans and spec if icatio ns d tlton low mdo ge, good ltres Grand To la l 37 ,503 62 PISCES (Feb. 20- May 201 An are on file In the Department Runs good m snow 91::1 5 39 ~9 Non.G oH rnm e ntal ally who us ually de livers what of Tran~ portetion and th e Water Wo r ks Fund 4,1 40 00 he pro mi ses may let you down office of the- Olstr lcf Deput y ASSUME PAYMENT 4)( 4 -4 wheel De bt se rv1c e Fu nds ' 6,507 50 tod ay bec ause of circumDirector . d trve 1978 Ford short bed Tota l 10.647 50 hi t 1B The Director reserv es the e Grand To ta l p tck~ p- 6_14 067 3305 10, 647 50 stan ces beyo nd s con ro rig ht to relect any end all read y to carry the ball if nece s~ Ba lanc e Dec. 31,1978 bids 00 YOU need a ' tronspo rtaflon Gene ral Fu nd 1,671 97 sary . DA VID L WEIR cqr? 1974 Chevy Moltbu $1495 Wa te r Wo r ks F und 686 81 ARIES (Morcb 21-Aprll 191 Be DIRE CTOR 1972 Chevy piC ku p 6 cyl sld Str ee t Cons t M & R on your bes t behavior in career Re'v' 8-17 73 5900 1973 Old!> Custom wagon o :b~~derv F un ds ~: ~~~ !~ matters today. Take c are not to n 1 a, 15, 2t c 51495 IY75 Ford Mu sta ng Feder al Reve nue do something o utlandish that Ghto std $1995 3047735471 Shari ng 730 67 co uld los e you a n Important 1972 CH R Ys l~ R -TOVm a-nd Co~n Ant t Rec ess •on Fund 321 00 ad mirer. ' try sta l!on wagon New ex Fore Pro t eC11on Levy 8,539 24 TAURUS (April 211-Mey 20) Take OROINANCE NO. 1075·78 houst PS. PB good lt res ot he r 1,236 oo pa ins not to be ove rly posesGua r an t y Deposi t An Ordtnance to Amend Total 19,11 3 35 y 'II new ports Good runmng cond1· Section IV of Ordinance No. Gr<tnd Tot al 19,1 13 3~ s1 veofaloved one today . ou Iton, $600 742-3074 1070·78, F hclng Rates and M un1c1p a l Rece 1pts drive th e one you c are for Charges for Wafer service In By source furth e r away tf you try to draw 1he V•llage of Middleport, 19b4 F O~D F-250 6 cyl 3· speed R eve nue hi m or her too c lose rough $250 posltracf)on OhiO Source To t a ls Summa r y GEMINI (May z1 . June 20) To 742 281 0 or 7-42 3093 - - Prooe r t y Ta xes 15,075 92 s us latn harm o ny on the home Be tt or da tn ed by the Slate Le 'v' led Loca ll y 1977 CH EV ROL ET PICKUP a uto Counc il o f th e Vil la ge of Share d Ta;~~: es 12,207 52 fro nt today you might need to shor t bed 99'} 3240 eport a s follows · ln ler gov er n me nt a l At d , pampe r yo ur mate a btt more Middl Sec 1 That beg inn ing Gr ants & Contr ac ts tha n us ual Why not? Your turn Jan uary 1, 1979, Se c IV of 17,990 62- will co me . Ordtnence No 1070-78 shall For Rent Speco al Assess m en ls 3,060 84 CANCER (June 21..July 221 read . Water Tap Fe es as Charges for P ubl• c COUNTR Y MO BIL !: Home Pork s er v .ces '2 1.2B.4 87 Toda y , don ' t attempt to flatter follo ws Inc h Mete rs 1300.00 Route 33 north of Pome roy Ftnes , Costs & unwillin g he l p e(~ to do your One o Inch Meters $500 00 lo rge lots Call 992 7479 For fettu r es 1,409 SO biddi ng . The tactic wtll prove Tw Four Inch Mete rs $700 00 L•ce nses, P er m1ts & unprodu c tive, an d could even S1x Inc h Meters :I AND 4 RM furn1 shed ond un S900.00 Insp ect tons 28 00 b ss Ph o n e furn tshe d opt s A new tap I S hereby def tned Dtt1e r Reve nu e 23 8J ca use yo u some em arr,;t ~ to be th e In st allation of wa ter 991 5434 Gra nd To t a l Muntc lpa l ment er'v' tce on a line where none Rece;p ts 71.081 10 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your sformerl TWO BEDROOM kttche n furn is h y e x isted and wh ic h Total Re ce1pts prudence could be tossed to r equ ires the Installation of ed opt Ca ll bef ore~U om So urc.~ Tota ls Summary the wmd s today tf you see ne w Iines from the wa ter 992 27BB Pro t:rm- ty Ta ,; es 15 ,075.92 ··-' d l!' t 1 main and the Install a tion of a . 3ta te . Lev ied Lo call y Ite ms """' eslre u canna ON~ BEDROOM mobd e home n ew membe r and meter box Shar e d Ta xes 12 ,207 52 affo rd. Ltve withtn yo ur means adults only Q92.2598 ln le rgov e r n mental A 10 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 221 Be In a location not formerly served by water servic e from Gra n ts & Contr act s care ful today that you do not the s1!1 ie water meln Sl CEPING ROOMS rea sona ble l 7,990 6'2 establ ts h a precedent s ervmg alter 4 rol l 992 77~1 Sec . It Th iS Ordi nance is SP-_es_.t_al~~~~nt_?~O&Ul. no useful purpose with per· dec lared to be an emergency Ch a rge s Fo r Pub lic so ns lo r wh o m yo u are re spon- measure in tha t th e public Serv .ce s 21.284 87 peace , he alth , safet y end • _ --~ive Away F tneSr Cos ts & S tbl ~ . welfare require th e 1m · Forfeit u r es LA09 50 LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Be mediat e astabll s hment Of F1 V~ FR~E )>u pp1:s . 992· 751 8 L•ce nses, Per mt ts & s elf-sufficie nt today . Don 't rely rates In the fi nanc ing of the SMAl l BLACK female pood le type lnspe c t.on s 28 oo too heav ily on others. Dlsap- cost of sa id water s ys tem a n d 23 83 · Ilk 1 11 o e x the opera tion the-reof , and , Oth e r Re venu e pu p 992 37b0 Othe r Non Rev enue 4,140 00 poin 1me nt IS e Y Y U - ther e fo r e , this Ordinance Grand To ta l Mun .c •pa l peel the m to do what you LEGAL NOTICE shall tak e effec t Im mediately Rece ip ts 75,22 1 10 s hou ld be dotng for yoUrself Notice Is hereby given that u pan 1 Is passa ge Munoc1pa l SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Do the annual meet ing of the Sec Il l This Ordinance D isbursements not keep company today with shall ta ke effect an d be m stoc kholders of The Farmers Bank & Savings Company of Pe~s~:;(~!~:;ces pe rs on s who are able to spe!!_~ force fro m a nd afte r Jan uary 1 211 Wes t Second Stre-et, 1, 1979 Progr a m Tota ls s u mmary more la vis hly than you are Pomeroy , Ohio, w ilt be held Passed t he 11th da y of Securttv of Perso ns & SA(UTTAAIUS (Nov. 23· Dec. December 1978 at the office of said Bank In P roper t y 3,227 42 21) Importa nt goals could be Pomeroy, Oh to, according to Its by laws, on the third co;n~~~~~t~ent postponed today bec uase you Attest Ge ne Gr a te 12, 249 00 Wednesday of January, 1979, Clel"k Baste u t •J 1rv lack ambition and drive . Putting at 4 00 P M for the purpose M . L Kelly Service s 5,554 25 matters off will only cause of electing directors and the Pr esident of Counc il Tra nsport a t ion 3,205 79 futu re complications . transaction of such other Ge nera I Go 'v' t 780 00 !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN1 bu~nen as m1y properly ( 11 8, 15, 2tc Fed era l Revenue come before seld meeting . Shar ing 1,060 00 Other Ope ration PaulE . Kloes , & Maintenan ce Secretary Prog r am Tota ls Sum m a ry Sec ur it y of Pe r son s & {12 ) 27, (1 ) 7, 10, 15, .. P rope r ty 7,387 24 The W.M .S. of the local Allendance at the morning Publi c Heal th & .. 60 43 Wel fa r e Ser '-' tces s ervices at the Free church held their meeting Baste Ut ilitY Tuesday evening at the social Methodist Church Dec. 31 14 ,5'21 17 Ser v ices 5,530 30 rooms of the Athens Savings Transporta t ion was 94. Choi r members .... 90 60 was 10. and l<lan. ~:~:~:": ~~~~nue '2 ,802 24 present • Seventy-four persons were Sha r ing Fire P rotect ion Lev y 2,281 64 present at the New Year 30.00 Gu~ r & nt y Depos1t supper Saturday evening at Total P •sburse ment s I the Gra nge Hall at Rock Prog r am Totals Sum m ar y' Some Jbo wa r s a nd Spr ings . sec urity o f Perso n s & Proper ty 10,614 66 Ms . Jenny Wa r d , r evolutions have occ urred in Publ tc Health & Colwnbus, spent the weekend the past 30 years. ('l tl.JjJ 460 43 Welf are Ser vic es with her sister and brotherComm!Jnlfy 12,2.. 9 00 . in-law, Jack Robson. All Envi ro nm en t The average Bulgarian Ba sic Utility man spends five hours a week " Your form Ia lood, SaUy Ser vtces 20,075 42 attended the Sunday morning but your aim Ia • Utile olfl " , helping out around the house. TransportatiOn 8,736 09 services at the local cburcb. WANT AD CHARGES ----- . NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES ASTRO•GRAPH • Sentinel Classifieds For Best Results Use VILL AG E OF RUT LAN D Lautel Cliff News Notes ,c LAFF-A-DAY ">*~ · .• --.. ---- 11 ft Business Services nt 0 1"1!' 11 ' 1 99') SHSfo! ~ Flf CT RW "lr•hol· J !'>l'rlr Wo-. hc' ~.., n rf d'Y"' Atr rot•dt ttntwrl I lo t 110 fl fton tog(' II) TAI h01111 f ttflll ~ h t• rl S I ') 000 f'h..-.nr "/4'} ~W/6 t QSS f1r O JI If" St hflfll'~"'' :JH x H I · hrlr 1!Jt Sr-;rnrro l O{Jy 1'] 'lhci1 1,.tlH( Irono 52• 1"1 'lhrlr 11J6Q 15urtrl y 60 -.; 1'l 4 bd • 1!J70 Syl va bO • I '} ? hd • IY.IO C o ~ l l f' 60 )If!? '1 brlr 11Ji' '! Arl ing ton 60 x 1') ")hei r 1Y"l:l Rt ciq<'woo ci 70 • 14 J hdr tY73 Ktrkwnocl 50 ~ 1:/ 'lbclr B & ~ MOK lt F H O M~ SAl l S 1-'T Pl t'ASANT W V h7 5 4474 --·-·---Services Offered - ~ - -- W fdH~ c., ant T ~f F 14'1 tn 747 7879 T ~ IMMING and r emoval 3101 or 742 2573 HAvt ROOM board a nd a lun dry 111 pr1vat e home Wtll tokP '>C' Il"'t HWOircl 99') 54?7 flrk•r ly lady For Sate --- -------- COAL li M ~ S T O N E sand gr ove l ro le tu m r hlo n de ler1tl1 zer dog lood an d a ll types of soil t::.. fC I'I •or Sni t Wo rk s Inc ~ Mo m Sl Po meroy 992 389 1 AP Plf S FITZPATRICK Orcha rd StolP Rl btl9 Phone Wtl kes'ol tll e M q J7HS QUAliT Y CONDITIONED miKed hoy Wtl l de lt,.er 992 1201 PEA HAU LERS CB Soles EqUt p met,t now on sa le oi l m stock. ~o rlto s an d occessorres th ro ugh Cht tslmoo; Open every day I? )I ' rP.p t Sunda y and Monday f Vontng s by oppo tntment Pnr t la n d O h to Ph o11 e H43 /OM - - sweeps Guild Insured - - SNOW TIRE SALE SNOW iT IRES ON SALE AT POMEROY LANOMARK SERVICE STATION ' Pomeroy Landmark Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 992-21 B1 PIGS f OR sole 949 28 57 after 5 THE SWEEP PETE SIMPSON SALES REP. FOR SUNDINS HAMMOND ORGANS - Real Estate for Sale HOUSI: FOR sole locot 1on Maso n WV Four bedroom spit! leve l bu tlt tn k1tchen w1th oven ra ng e garba ge d1 sposal a nd ba r Fa mdy room dtn1ng room whole house corpeltng Full stte b o!oemen t Ce nt ra l o• r a nd fo rced ot r gas heal All dra pes plus washer a nd dryer Sockyor d 10 fl h1 gh cedo r fe nce and ceda r decks for pn vocy Hea ted QOroge Close lo school s tore po rk and lennt s court Co ntrac t Go ry l Gtb tn Call b14 ·949 214b 3' ', acres 1n Pome roy Secluded wooded are a on top of htll Overlook s nver Water e lec trtc ovodobl e 992 3886 SKL UOEO IN town !tvtng All elec tric 3 bf!droom 1 1 ~ both corpe tod la mtly room wi th Fra nldtn stove ga rage 1 1 acre lond Near Me•gs H1gh School. To !lee. do l 992 0287. l ·12-1 mo. ROGER HYSEU GARAfiE '~'• mile off Rt. 7 ~y-poss on St. Rl. 1'24 toword Ruttond, o. ROOM ho u!ie , Iorge bose men! e nd root c- ~ ll o r SI OSOO Near gra de sc hool fl utiond 7.4 ] ?153 ,. Auto & Truck Repair /~lso Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 REYNOLD'S ELECTRIC MOlOR SHOP 18 Ye•rs Experience Will Make Service C. lis l.H'S !7EEf... !AS'f NEEDl ED TilE CHIE:F MATE··SHE SlllG6 ED HIM .. HE KISj;ED HER--SHE- GOT SORS ·. 50 NOW SHE'e; K.l!iSIIJG HIM ... (YOU F19URS IT OUT! ) . MA K ES YOU TH INK I WANTA GO AROUI\ID NE CK IIJ ' S HIPS OFFIC E RS~! • DON'T PRET EN D YOU DI DN'T liK E IT··'fOU e, IG HOOK.IJOS E D l U&SER ! ..• :·. • . '• 'ifJ1'\fWf fii)'\l ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME l..9 ~~ ® by Henrt Arnold ard Bob Lee ~ '· Unscrambl e these lour J umbles. one let1er to each square to form lo ur ordinary words ' " BORN LOSER 651 Beech Street Middleport, 992-2356 1-4·1 mo. (Pd .) o. I SAID,GI:rr 00 '(OU 'NOIJ'T. " EXPERIENCED_ . J&L Armstrong Carpeting Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE Radiator~ Service- EWOTT APPLIANCE II ,._ 1M ...... ,,.. .. lut........ ...... ........... tho 220 E. Main Street, Pomeroy, 0 . Caii99H113 For Free Estimates SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. I'll. 19Z·ZI74 11 -9· 1 mo. 8f.IADFOHD Aurt tonee r Com EXCA VATI NG do ze r loader a nd bac khoe wo rk d ump tru cks pl ete Se(v1ce Phone 94q.2487 and lo boys lor h1 re wtl l haul or q4 9 ?000 Ronne Ohta Crtlf frll dtrt to !>Otl ltmes tone and Bra dford g rovel Coli Bob or Roge r Jef ELWOOD BOW ~ RS REPA IR fers day phone 997 7089 ntgh t Sweepe rs loaste rs tron s oil phone 9Q'l 3525 or Q9 2 5232 sma ll a ppliances l awn mowe r -· -· · · -EXCA VATING don?l backhoe ne.ot l to Stole Ht ghwoy" Gara ge a nd dtl che r Cha rles R Hot on Rou lc 7 Phone (6 14 ) 985 l te ld Bac k Hoe Se rvice J~7 5 ~ u 11 o n d OhiO Pho ne 74'2 2008 S ~W I NG MACHINE R ep'c~~r s se r vtce all rnokes 992 2284 The WILL do roofmg c.ons trucfl oh plum btng and heoltn g No tob f ob nc Sh o p Po m e ro y lao Iorge or too sma ll Phone Au th ori red Stng er So le s a nd 742 2348 Servte e WI;" shar pen Sct sso•s ------ POMEROY,.O. A NEW HOME ~ tn a ne w a dd 1t1on Beau tif u l J be droom , Ph bat hs, fo rmal dining , la rge rec . room , fir e pl ace, full base ment , 1 acre . ' 21/:t ACRES - Ne w A fr a m e, la rge rec room , 3 bedroom s , 11!2 baths , util i ty , car pe ttn g, full base ment , he a t pump, sto r age b ldg. , paiiO $37,500 00. 70 ACRES "'ce lay mg g rou nd , la rge ba rn, m 1lk ho use, othe r buildings, farm pond, new home not compl e ted as ye t . )'ie re is a buy $48 ,000 00. OVER 1 ACRE - 2 s tory fram e, -4 b e drooms , remode le d, e nc losed front por ch, la rg e 2 ca r ga rage, s torage bldg Low hea t bi lls. $29,500 00 . BABY FARM - 5 acres, b a r n , c hi c ke n house, p a sture , ga rde n, remode l ed hom e, 3 bedrooms, b a t h, natural g as heat, nt ce kit· c hen, c lose in , $16,500.00. IF YOUR HOME IS ON THE MARKET, YOU WANT ACTION . IF NOTHING SEEMS TO HAPPEN , CALL US WE'LL HELP YOU FIND A BUYER PROMPTLY . HOWERY AND MARTI N ~e p lt( syste ms cav oli ng d01er backh oe du mp tr uck ltmestone grove l blackt op povlllg Rt 143 Ph nne I {614 ) b9H 733 1 Real Estate for Sate VtRGILB . SR . ~~ 992-3325 216-l:: Second Street BRICK HOUSE 3 bedroom s , 1112 baths, na t ur al gas fur nace, c ity water in t own ne a r s hop lng $25,000. TOWN LOCATION 3 be droom frame home wtth b ack yard a nd 2 ca r ga r age 1111 baths and natur a l gas hea t On ly $15.000 E DG E OF TOWN - 4 bedroom house on ha rd roa d with nat gas , dri lled wel l, ni ce k i t . w1t h di s hwa she r and copper plu mb ing . $27,500. 4 52 ACRES ~ in the cou n tr y Th ts 3 bedroom hom e h as been r enov ate d in side, w1th mode r n kit ., gas fur n ace , L.C. w ater a nd 2 car g a rg e $27,500. BUSINESS - All s tock at inve ntory a nd furnt s hmgs tn a re al locat1on More d e t ails a t the offt ce only PROPERTY IS THE BEST INVESTMENT YOU CAN MAKE . CALL A REALTOR FOR BEST RESULTS G. Bruce Teaford Helen L. Teaford Sue P. Murphy Associates Hous;ng ' Headquarters You FIWM rt. --- -- FIRS T I WAS SCARED THAT WE WERE AL L ALONE 0 ~ THIS OLD BARGE AHD MIGHT NEYE R BE FOUMD NOW, I DUNHO ·· THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Al llred 5 Se ttl e d on ALLEYOOP SO "llU Nest> A 'JOOL WITH 2 Confine l Expia t e I Ottoman offlc 1al 5 Explos ion ••• NOW WHERE 'S "THIS S POT 'lOU FOlLOW M!: AND S<\ID '1Q.1 KNOW ABOuT "THAT '<OU Wil-L SEE! 10 Ce r e mon y HAS AU..IH' AY-. HEADS? -~>~ II Chipmunk or b eav e r site 13 Chmese port 6 ~'our-bagger II P ums h 7 European by fine rtver 15 St or a ge box 8 Like ranks of soldiers 16 Horror 17 P1 cke l 9 Called for 20 R a ge a re pea l 21 Otologis t' s 12 Bre w er topic or Wn g hl !8 Lot t e r y 22 Peggy • a nd Pmk y prize 23 T a ke the 19 Fodd e r vows 26 F a m ous te nor 10 27 Dutch · 28 Midwest college 29 Bro or s1s. 30 N1c k y Walt, if 4ou Arnste m don't call the portra ye r qarage th is 33 Awn 1nstant, I'm 35 Se1ze qoinq 37 Tra mple walk ho me ! 38 MaXIm ' 39 H arsh 40 Gae lic r-::~-:-U-T __\A.l_I-\-:-/10-~--ABO:-UT-::-o;---------., 41 Manila WHACK? GASOUNE ALLE Y / Yesterday's Ans" er 22 Nasty glance 23 Quagmire 24 Wa rded off 25 Ease 26 Ti betan gazelle 28 Cagney film role 30 Accumula t e 31 Habituate 32 Spurious 34 G ush 3fl Bar order 38 Fa bnc ·v.:; FRANK &ERNIE 9' and 12' V"IIIJI 8 Floor Covering In Stock . MY C.AK5 7 .. rAt.K-TO Wendell or Horb Grote or Gono Smllll RUnAND FURNITURE /· /) ' WINNIE BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag WEST • 52 • J 742 OKQ1085 • 10 9 + K64 +7 ¥ K 86 • 93 2 +AQJ815 Vulnerable : Both Dealer : North I I West North East South Pass Pass I+ Pass 2+ Pass Pass · Pass 3+ 2+ Opening lead : • K One le tt e r si mply st ands ror a nother In t h1s sample A 11 used for th e three L's. X for th e t wo O's, e t c Single le tters. apostrop hes the lengt h a nd for ma ti on o r the words are an By Oswald Jacoby htnts E ach day the code le tt en; a re d ifferent aod Also Sootag Oswald : " There is nolbmg CRYPTOQUOTES much to play at three clubs. MXQ C JPHIRQL South may make an over· UFXCQZ XJK trick tf the defense sltps badly, but is most likely t o KJMRIXJ E KJP HJ KEHRJ RJ make exactly nine tricks." Alan : " The band appears ZKMK .Q · here as a start of discussion FRU BIKMKJPU of the modern use of the twoE H I Z K, J over.oone response. In expert X .. U . ·X B E K J P . bidding the mtnlmwn for ' Yesterday' s Cr)ptoquote: THE TROUBLE WITH MOST this response Is nine highPEOPLE IS THAT THEY'RE WORKING SO HARD FOR A card points with eleven play· HAVE TlME TO LIV E .- HELEN ing points and these mini· mwns have filtered down to ordinary standard Amer l· can." SHE's THROWIN' ANOTHER ONE See the Grate Family at EAST +A J 93 • 10 9 5 t AJ6 SOUTH WATCH OUT!! ; 1-li>· A •71 • 32 DAILY C RYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : AXYDLBAAXR is LON G FELLOW ,._H742,2211 Monday, Jan. 15 NORTif +KQ108!4 ¥ A Q3 Bay he r o 12 Equal DOWN I Zodiac symbol Goo d Morn ing Amer ica 6, 12, 13; CBS News 8 , Sc hoolles 10, Three Slooges. Little Rasca ls 17 7 15- Weather 33; 7 3()-Famlly Altair 10, New Zoo Re vu e 19, B ig Blue Ma r ble 33 8 ()(}-Capt Kang aroo 8, 10, · News 12 , Lea .' It To Beaver 17, Sesame St 33 ~ 3Q- Sesame 51 . 9; Testimony Time 12 , Hazel 17. 9 00- M erv Gr iff in 3: Phil Do nahue 4, 13 .15, - Emergen cy One 6, Hogan 's He roes 8, Match Gam e 10 ; Ro cky & Fr ie nds 12, Lucy Show 17 9 JQ-Romper Room 6; Brady Bunch 8; Hogan ' s Heroes 10; $20,000 Pyra m id 12, Green Acres l1 10 OQ-Card Sharks 3:4,6,7,151 To Be An nou nced • : E dg e of N1ght 6 ; Al l In The Fam1 ly 8, 10, Dating Game 13, Movie " The Dev il & Miss Jo nes " 17 10 31>-AII Sta r Secr ets 3, 4,6,7, 13, 15, Andy Gr lffllh 6, P rice is Right 8,10, S20,000 P yr a m id 13 11 ()(}- H1gh Roll ers 3,4,6,7, 15; Happy Da ys 6, 12, 13, Andy Gn ffit h 19, Cons um er Sur vival Kit 20. 11 3Q-Wh eel of Fortune 3,6, 7, 15, Fam ily Feud 6,1 2,13, Ne ws 4, Love ol c1fe 8, 10; 11 55-C BS News 8, Hci use Call 10, News 17 12 ()(}- Newscent e r J , $20,000 P yr amid 4, Bob Braun 4 , J eopardy 6, 15; Young & th e Rstless 8, News 6,7, 10, Ne wswal c h· 12 12, Midday Maga zine 13, Love Am e r ican Sy le 17 12 3Q- Ryan ' sHope4,6, 12,13; Pa ssword 7,)5; E lec . 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Studio See 33, Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 6 3Q-NBC News 3,4, 15; AB C News 12,13 ; Carol Bur nelt & Friends 6, CBS Ne w s 8,10; Over Easy 9,20,33 , My Three Sons 17. , 7:QO-Cross.Wits 3; PM Magaz ine 4, Newlywed Game 6,1 31 Pop Goes The Co untry 8, MacNe il -Lehrer Report9; News lO, Love, Amer ican Style 15, Lock, Stock & Barrel 20; St udent Affairs Inquiry 33. 7· 30-Hollywood Squares 3, Let's Go To The Races 8, What A Year 4; Candid Camera 6, Wo r ld War II : G I Diary 9, Pri ce Is Righ t 10, Donn a Fargo 13, G ill igan 's Is 15, Sanford & Son 17, MacNeii · Lehrer Re ROrt 20,33 "· • 8 . ()(}-Grandpa Goes To Washington 3,6, 15: ; Happy - Days 6,1 3,12 , Ja cques Coustea u 4, CB S Reports 8,10, Ten Who Dared 9. World at Wa r 17; Sound stage 20; City Notebook 33 8 . 3Q-Laverne & Shirley 4 ,6,13, 12, When the Boat Comes In 33 9 :()(}-Movle " Murder In Musi c City 3:4,6,15; Three' s Co mpany 6,12, 13, Movie " Sky Ride rs" 8, 10; Movie " Lovers & Other Stranger s" 17 ; Here to Make m usi c 20 9 3Q-Ta XI 4,6,12,1 3; Keyboard Sonala 33, 10 OQStars ky & Hul ch 4,6,1 2,13, News :ro 10 ·3Q-Cros s Wits 19; Li ke It Is 20; Area Showcase 33. 11 ()(}-Ne ws 3,4,6,8.1 0,12,13,15 , Dick Cavett 9,20; Hooa n' s Heroes 11. Mov ie " Special Section" 33 11 3Q-Johnn y C a rson 3,4,6,7,15; Movie " You Can;i Steal Love " 4,6,12,13, Barna by J ones 8; At:i\.. News 9, Movie " The P leasure Seeke rs" 10; Mov ie " T he Man Who Wouldn' t Talk " 17. 12 :4G--- Banace k 8; 1·()0....-Tomorrow 3,4,7, 1 25-Mov le " Night Galler V:' 17. 1-·Jo--Ne ws 13 ; 3 · 25-- Ne w s 17, 3 ·45-Movle " The oth er Man" 17 On two-over-one response to As Low As CORNER LOT locat ed ol 1nte rsec !ton of SR 124 7 an d 33 tn Pome roy Ohi o 997 2449 or • q2 2342 (Answers tomorrow} Jumbles KA PO K GRIEF COU PON BLOUSE Answer The b lo w sounde d hke •t fe ll on the crl mtnal' - FEL·ON" by Rubber Back Carpet RtmAND FURNRURE XI XXJ' ~-VJtd WHICH '10 HACK l ~ HAD AN A"J<. ,. •• IS IT OUT OF All corpot lnstolltd wltfl padding of no cblrgo. Export lnstollollon. Rutiend THE 8E5T KIND OF eEEF TO :S-ERVE A MINI~TER . Printanswerhere. " ( MAYBE WE1 RE G\ Otl'l' TO WIS H WE WERE ALONE · H•RK "· THAT MOAI'I "'SO MEBODY NE EDS HELP . C COME 0 1'1 , SANDY "" l DRIVE ALimE & SAVE A LOT 742-2~11 ISKABETt I I I J Jumble Book No 1:2,contalnlng 110puules. 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Evening •fter 5 P M • Weekends •fter 12 noon. ___ J2· 31 ·1'mo SALE PRICES FOR SAl E 40 chan ne l mobt le CB hoo-ll tcrofte rs 992 7020 - MIXED COND ITI ONED hoy Ve ry goo d q uo ltt y Deh ,.er y avat loble Phaiw 992-7'101 or '1'17 3309 ON~ DU Al he ad Free1e Kmg soft ICe cream moch tne ?~2 57~6 -~ .~ Oepen~ On .. . . Hammond & Lower Organs, Story & Cliirk Pianos sales & Service (New & used). Service on current S•ln Appliance JACKW. CARSEY Mgr. Phone 992-2181 Was Won 6,1 2, 13, MAS H 8, 10; Coll ege Bas ketba ll 17 , Grow ing Yea r s 20 9 JG-WK RP tn Cinci n nat l 8_, 10; Ch tldr e n Hand le w1th Car e 33 .... 10 oo-Lou Grant 8, 10, News 20, So1t 1 Cond ucts 33 10 30--Crockett 's V1 c tory Garden 20 II ()(}- News' 3,4,6,8 ,10,13 .15 .12 .7. DIC-k Cavett 20 , Hogan 's Heroes 17, Tn bu te to Martin Luther King , Jr 33 11 3Q-Johnn y Carso n 3,A,6, 15, Police Slor y 4,6,12,13; 1 Roc kfor d Files 8; Movie " Ass 1gn me nt to Kil l" 10. 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CARE lnr th P Pld('rly hnmP Phone 99'1 73 14 MONDAY, JANUARY 15 . 1979 . ·,'' L-----------------~----~~ r-----~----~ ·r------------. AL TROMM OONST, ~~7~~::· - Room Additions• , Call - ' . 11 x. MJ tnn tqlr h0mC' AC,..I l'ELEJ/fSilJN VIEWLVG • Mob1t e Homes for Sa le ttr 1.ro- Today 3,4,6,7, 15, DICK TRACY Oswald : " Some e xpertsp articularl y the younger on es - pla y that the res pons e Js an abs olute game force We don ' t go that far . We do pla y that rest;>onder promises a s econd btd and that unles s tba t second bid is a r e bid t o three of his own s uillhe opene r 1s requi red to brd again." Alan : "Whe n South responded with two clubs he s ure hoped to g el to game. Whe n op e n e r rebid two s pades South could do no better than to continue to t hree clubs and opener With a mmimum h a nd could do no better than t o P.ass and let So uth s t r u ggle . ' ~ 'lil~ :&!!HilO:S You , South, hold : 1·15-B · • AK 2 ¥ AK98 7 t54 • Q86 Your partner opens one diamond and jwnps to three hearts after you bid one heart. A Maine reader asks how we Dian to continue the bidding?" We plan to get to six or seven. Experts have complic ated ways, but the simple method is to use Blackwood and try seve n if partner shows two aces and two kings . (NEWSPAPER ENTE RPRISE ASSN. ) (For a copy of JACOBY MOP. ERN, send S1 to: " Win st Br~ dge, " care of th1s newspaper, P 0. Sox 489, Radio City StatiOn, New York, N. Y. 10019.) �10-'The Daily Sentinel. Mi < i<ll<•port · Po rn<' l"ll~', 0 .. M<•rHia)' . .Jan . 15. 1979 -------------------------- ! Area Deaths ! Initial steps OffiCials stepping up land disposal efforts LOGAN, Ohio (AP ) - Offi· county and Weisent said the department is trying to avoid cials have been stepping up county-bycounty program a problem that arose in the efforts for the past two years has saved the state money as past when small portions of to dispose of state land along well as speeding up the the canals were given to local the 813 mile~ of canals that disposal program. governments which did not were the heart of Ohio 's Transfers to local govern- maintain them. The land, in economy in the ·early 1800s. ments which have specific some instan~s, returned to Hocking Cou nty is the public uses in mind for the state ownership. latest of several counties land are made wit hout Between !825 and 1847 the where the Department of charge . Sa les are at · state built 813miles of canals, Administrative Services ' appraised values, Weisent 32,903 acres of reservoirs, H Bureau of Real Estate has explained . been advertising such lands The lands administrator for sale. said the state still owns about . The state. began getting ~id 200 miles of the old canals. of the land about 20 years ago The state departments of There will be a meeting of after the State Canal Land transportation and natural the Southeast Tributaries Authority was created and resources already ha ve Citizens · Technical Advisory given control over sales. obtained portions of the Committee (c·TAC) January 25, at 7:30 p.m., at the Rio Prior to that each sale re- property, he said. quired a special act of the Some sections have become Grande College Cafeteria in General Assembly. Until two right-of-ways , for highways, Rio Grande. years ago, the authority others have been developed The C·TAC will vote on advertised and sold the land into parks. Several sizable approval of the Part II report parcel by parcel. sections, such as the ooes at of the Water Quality Ray Weisent the Roscoe and near Piqua have Management Pian for S\JIJ. adminstrator of the land for been restored to provide a mission to the Policy Ad· the department, said the new realistic picture of early visory Committee for final p.llicy was adopted to dispose canal system life. approval. of all such land in one county. Smaller sections also have The disposal is advertised, been restored at many places with public agencies having throughout Ohio . One · remnant of canal can be seen priority in claims. Land not sought by a public at a roadside park along U.S. (Continued from page I) agency can then be sold .to · 33 in eastern Hocking County. National Guardsmen on abutting landoWners. Maps A section scme 2().20 miles showing the canal land in the long in the Akron-Cleveland their way to a Roc~ Falls, Ill., county are usually placed on area is to become part of the annory were diverted to evacuate stranded motorists display at courthouses. Cuyahoga Valley . National · on Illinois roads, and the · · The maps are provided by Recreation Area. Guard's armory was used as the department to each Weisent said the a shelter for travelers Sunday night . A fire department helicopter. plucked four peopl e from Lake Michiga!l Sunday morning after t~ abandoned a stranded fishing boat and started walking across the frozen lake. Gov. Robert Ray declared a state of emergency after a blizzard accompanied by winds up to 5 mph dumped up to 16 inches of snow in eastern Iowa. A 2-year-old Des Moines · boy was listed in serious condition at an Iowa City hospital today after he was found curled up inside the wheel of a semi-trailer truck following a blizzard. He has been separated from his parents as the family walked from a snow-bound car to safety. Two storm-related deaths were reported Saturday and Sunday in Iowa where icedov e r highways and snow blown into drifts by high winds ca used highway closings and power outages. ,,, lf.fl Some 26,000 residents of Frankfort, Ky., were without power late Sunday due to an overloaded circuit at a sub station in nearby garlicl99+ Lexingto n. Temperatures hovered near zero in the • Big state's capital city and a spokesman for the utility said it was not known when power would be restored . In Colorado , authorities feared an automobile may have .been caught in an avalanche on Red Mountain Pomeroy, 0 . during a severe snowstorm 200 East Main Sunda y. I aqueducts and 294 lift locks as part of the navigational system . Indian Lake, Grand Lake, St. Mary's and Buckeye lakes were built as reservoirs to supply water to the canal system which was built at a total · cost of nearly $16 million. Approval vote slated ]an. 25 Snowstonn New SIGNAL®. ~w':.~~~o~o!!!!~ 18-oz.size The Part II report covers area specific information relating to the geology, topography, groundwat er availability , land use activities, and envirqnmentally sensitive areas. The Part II has been subject to prior review by both the C·TAC and the PAC. Subsequent revisions were submitted to the C·TAC for review and approval and will be included in !he reissued revised Part II report. The Part II report must be approved by the PAC before this part of the plan can be certified by the Governor. Emergency . units ·busy Three calls were answered Saturday night by the emergency unit of the . Mid· dleport fire department. At 7:31 p.m., the unit went to the Harrisonville Road for Walter King, Route 4, Pomeroy, a medical patient, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. At8:59 p.m., the squad took Sharon Covert Burns of near Pomeroy to Holzer Medical Center. At 11 :20 p.m., Mrs. Loretta Saelens, 659 Broadway St., Middleport , was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. .. WEAVER G. WULt'E Veterans Memorial HospitaL GROVE CITY - Weaver Mrs. Saelens was born Aug. c.; , Wolfe, 7i, 354o Lewis 2:1. 1004 ih Washington. Iowa; ·Circle, Grove City, died the daughter of the late Owen Friday at Mt. Carmel and .Johanna. McKevitt. Mrs. Medical Center, Columbus. Saelens was a member of Mr. Wolfe was born Jan. 22, Middleport Business and 1907 at Minersville son of the Professional Women 's Club, . late Weaver William and Sacred . Heart Church and Berta Carroll Wolfe. Catholic Women 's Club. He is survived by his wife, She is survived by her Clara M. Wolfe, one son, huspand, Adolph , one George W. Wolfe, daug ht er and son·in·law, Harrisburg, Ohio; one Dennis Saelen s and Carla daughter, Mrs. Les (Janet) Saelens, Middl eport ; four Swerlein, Worthington; three grandsons , Chr,stopher , grandchildren, one brother, Patrick, Gregory and Rollin wolfe, two sisters. Michael Wilt; three sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Postlewaite . Josephine Clossin, La Plata, and Mrs. Rosetta Dresser, all Mo .; · Margaret Payne, of Columbus. Washington, Iowa, .and Funeral sen/Ices will be Lucille Coyne, Moline, Ill. ; held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at one brother, Joseph the Porter Funeral Home in McKevitt, Moline, ilL, and Mt . .Sterling with the Rev. several nieces and nephews. William R. Bauman of· Mass of Christian burial ficiating. Burial wlll be in will be held Tuesday at 10 Pleasant Cemetery. Friends · a.m . at Sacred Heart Church may call.at the funeral home with the Rev. Father Paul Welton officiating. Wak e today . services will be held this LORETTA SAELENS evening at 8 p.m. at Ewing Mrs . Loretta McKevitt ChapeL Friends niay call at Saelens, 74, 659 Broadway, the funeral home any time. j Middleport, died Saturdav at· Recommend regulation By JEFFREY MILLS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP ) Federal officials recommended todliy a safety regulation they said would add $20. to $45 to most power lawn mower prices but Jl'event 60,000injuries a year . The standard, recommended by the staff of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, is expected to be approved when the commission meets Jan. 25. It likely will receive the qualified endorsement of a power lawn mower industry group. The regulation, which would take effect Dec. 31, 1981, . would require that power mower blades be shielded from the mower's operator. The rule would aiso require that the blades stop three seconds after the operator walked from behind the machirie. Some 77,000 people suffer amputated fmgers or toes, lacerations and fractures and other injuries yearly because they come in contact with moving blades, the agency staff said. Most of the injuries occur when an operator tries the machine's cover. The regulation would not apply to manual mowers, riding mowers , lawn or garden tractors , and large mowers seldom used by consumers. In 1973, the 0utdoor Power Equipment Institute asked the commission for a safety standard. Dennis Dix, the group's director , said before the recommendation's re.lease that the association would suppoct a safety standard which does not specify bow manufacturers comply with it. . The recommendation generally leaves to makers the de sign.of ~afe machinery. The regulation would alsc cover shield strength, control location and a · mower's ability to pass over depressions and obstructions. The Pomeroy emergency squad was called to the James Soulsby home, Union Ave., at 6:44 p.m. Saturday for Mrs . . Soulsby's mother, Mrs. Jed Will, who was ill. She was taken to Holzer Medical Center. The squad answered a call LINE EXPLODES at 7:35 p.m. Saturday for GONZALES, La. (AP) - A Sharon Covert Burns, near chemical pipeline exploded, Pomeroy. She was taken to ruptured ~ nearby nitrog~n Veterans Memorial Hospital. line and forced temporary Saturday at ~~4~ p.m., the ' evacuation of a housing area Ul\lt went to Rock Springs for ·-and· the..closing of Interstate Betty Willis who was taken to · lo/state police said. ·" Holzer Medical Center. The piJll'lines were cut off Sunday at4:17 p.m. the squad -·· at both ends Sunday, and went to West Main St. for By The Associated Press Leonard Jewell who was also Ohio's weekend traffic their contents burned into the taken to Holzer Medical fatalities totaled at least six, early hours today, according Center. according to the state High· to Shell Oil Co. spokesman Peter Fischer. He said the way Patrol. Icy roads kept line that · first exploded many persons at hom.e, and carried ethylene, used in only one fatality was reported making antifreeze. A third Sunday. line carrying ethane, an The patrol counts traffic Serve ice milk and sherbet explosive gas also derived . instead of ice cream. They're deaths from 6 p. m. Friday from petrbleum, was cheaper and contain less fat. until midnight Sunday. threatmed by the fire . The dead : SUNDAY HAMILTON - Herschel INJURIES FATAL 50, address Hornsby, PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) unknown, in a two-car crash on Ohio 128 in Butler County. A Pensacola teenager has died of injuries he suffered in SATURDAY AKRON - Akim F erati, 1, a tunnel cave-in that killed and Felbize Ferati, 18, both of one of his four companions. David Byrkit, 16, died early Efgin, Ill., and Feride Duati Sunday in a hospital where he of Chicago, when their car had been listed in critical skidded on ice on the Ohio condition. Dennis Walters, 13, Turnpike in Sununit County; ·was dead on· arrival when the ran across the median strip and crashed headon into a two were extricated from the cave-in Saturday afternoon, truck .' COLUMBUS - William E. police said. Byrkit, Walters Life styles change, costs of living-escalate, Paulette, 46, of Columbus, in and three other boys had been a two-car accident on 1·70 digging twmels on the Scenic childr en seem to rush through Infancy west of Columbus. Police said Bluffs beach area in East into adolescence at a.galloping auto was traveling !Jensacola when the accident Paulette's run. Parents who anticipate rls· eastbound in the westbound · occurred. After the cave·in, ing college costs begin edu· three of the boys tried for lanes. _,1 ::catlonal savings plans with ZANESVILLE - Thomas about an hour to dig out Farmers Bank "t a.n early C. Peetz, 31, of Duncan Falls, Wahers and Byrkit before date. Let us help you arrange an a pedestrian struck by a car notifying police, patrolman Interest-accruing savings acon Ohio 60 in Muskingum Greg Moody said. count that will grow with County. your children, and be YOUTH KILLED ready for college . · BUTTE, Mont. (AP) - The Hospital News when they are. teenage son of a . deputy Veterans Memorial Hospital sheriff was shot and killed Saturday admissions after exchanging shots with Janet Pullen, Mt. Alto, W. police and reportedly firing . Va . ; Goldie Lawson, Miners- on a hospital across the street ville; George Carper, from his home, authortties Pomeroy. said. Saturday discharges The dead youth was Leona Hubbard , Nellie identified as Michael Lunney, Groce, Mary Easterday , 17. A hospital employee ' Freda Russell, Philip received minor injuries from Donovan, May .Roush•. Iris : flying glass .when a hospital Kelton , Velma Imbo~ e n , window was shattered, but no Wanda Roush, June Vau other injuries were reported . Vranken, George Warner , Deputies said Lunney fired at Harold Massar, Betty Theiss. them when they arrived at POMEROY, OHIO Sunday admissions the house Sunday to in· William -Morris, Pomeroy; vestigate a Shooting report. Everett Keefer, Mason, W. The yo~th reportedly fired at 140,000 Maximum Insurance For Eac~ Depositor Va. the hospital after demanding Sunday discharge - Alvan that his girlfriend be brought Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Taylor . to the house . Sjx killed in traffic Fa1·mers ·8ank · asaw c ... • } I '· to adjust the mower or clear the discharge chute. About three-fourths of tho se injuries c·ould be prevented by the regulation, staff officials estimated. Mower blades can revolve at up to 200 miles an hour only a fraction of an inch inside (Continued from page I) sOlicitor . . · Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate read communica tions announcing hearings by the Ohio Public Utilities Commission for Jan. 22 for Co1umbia ' Gas of Ohio and the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. They will be held in Columbus. Council approved the report of Mayor Hoffman for December showing receipts of $2,129 in fines and fees and $106 in merchant police collections for a total of $2,235. Grate read a letter from Ashland Oil announcing a one per ·cent per gallon increase on all grades of gasoline a's of Jan. 2. Grate announced that fire protection contracts with Middleport have been signed by Cheshire Village and Cheshire Township . . · . · Afirst reading was approved on a snow removal ordinance which will provide for the placement of vehicles on village strl!ets during a snow emergency so that snow can be more readily removed. Council gave a first reading' also to a fair housing ordinance which provides for fair treatment of persons ~eeding housing, without discrimination. Such an ordinance Is helpful in making applications for HUD grants. . Mayor Hoffman announced an input meeting will be held at the village hall at 7:30 pm. Thursday in regard to an application for a community development block grant through HUD. . ' . ' . • $2:l,OOO ; water sy>t em and BY KATIE GROW admini str a ti on , Pomeroy Village Council, wat e r under emergen cy legislation $179,532.22; sewage , $66 ,:lOO ; Monday night , gave the gener a l bond r etirem ent. nec ess ary readings ap- $9,625; revenue sha rin g, provin g the annual ap· . $23,100 ; fire depa rt ment, propriation m e asure . $1 5, 200 ; parking meter . Pomeroy's 1979 budget totals $148 ,7 10; total all ap· $544,987.22. The appro-: propria~ions, $544,987.22. After approving It s priation Shows just a one percent increase over Second test tube baby hom LONDON (AP ) - Britain's second test-tube baby has been born in Glasgow to a 32-year-old cooking teacher, the Daily Mail reported today ma copyrighted story. · The newspaper said the baby, a 5-pound, 12-ounce boy named Alastair James Lauchan Montgomer.y, was born Sunday to Grace Montgomery. It reported that Dr. PatrickSteptoe fertilized one of the woman's ova in the laboratory with her husband's sperm and then implanted the egg in her womb to mature normally . cONSTRUCTION HAL'FED- The multi-purpose building Qeing built by Karr Construction near Veterans Memorial Hospita l has the wall of one of the corners going up. Construction on the building , however,' has been discontinued because of the bad weather. The building when Lake accident claims two TAMPA, Fla. (A P) - A little girl .whose hfe preserver was on .backwards is dead and her father is missing after their 12-foot fishing boat capsized on a windswept lake , authorities said Police said they learned of the accident from a 12year-old boy, who swam to shore when the boat in which he was a passenger with his father and sister was swamped Sunday. Divers searched for about 90 minutes Sunday before finding the girl's body. "Apparen1ly she had a life preserver on but it was on backwards," sheriff's spokeswoman Pam Michaux said . . Pomcroy· Middlc(lort. ohio Tuesday. January 16, 1979 com pleted will house the health department, senior citizens center, mental health center, and other offices which will be available. Cost of the structure is $1,129,930. ·e Shah leaves Iran, may never return Songwriter leaps to death NEW YOARK ( AP) - Singer-songwriter Donny Hathaway bolted the door to his bote! room and leaped 13 stories to his death in an apparent suicide, police . Hathaway, 33, jumped from the 15th floor of the Essex House Hotel on Central Park South around midnight Saturday following dinner and a recording session with singer Roberta Flack. Police said Hathaway plummeted to a second-floor ledge. He·and Ms. Flack shared a GrJlmmy Award in 1973 for the song "Where is the Love." The hit sold more than a million copies. Uncertainty surroimds issue · PITTSBURGH ( AP) - With a strike by the . Fraternal Asscciation of Steel Haulers in its ninth week, it's uncertain how (lluch resistance remains and what a fed earl judge will do to enforce his back-to-work order . In a weekend development, FASH leader William J. Hill remained free from jail after apparently meeting his responsibility under the ruling by U. S. District Judge Louis Rosenberg. Hill was under threat of arrest on Friday when he was summoned before Rosenberg , who'd ordered Hill and FASH- vice president Robert Trent to tell FASH coordinators that strike was over. ELBERFELD$ • a1y Deluxe 8-Track Stereo System Star • Highly senii tiv e AM/ FM stereo rccci\lcr. Pu11~ in distant st u ions. Redu ces noise: and i nterr~ren c c . • Record direc tly from phono or rad1o, Save mpncy b)• making your own professi onalquality tape s. · • BSR auromatic rCcord changer with +pole inducti on motor, magnetic ca rtridge, and diamond srylus. • 20 Wan ban reflex paned sp~;aker system ·• 7 Watts per channel RMS at 8 Ohms from ICIO lh to 20 KHr. with maximu m harmonic di ~to rlion less th an 1.0%. SdLID QUALITY, SOUND f ERFORMA.)ICfj: . Music Department- 2nd Floor · Elberfelds In Pomeroy J appropriations , coun cil okayed· the first reading of an ordinance increaSing the salaries of. its village employes. Employes will r eceive a six Perce nt salary hik e. However, council had a sli ght problem with section two of the ordinance which dea lt with holida y pay for th e .:::::.:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:::::::;:;:;:::::;:;:·:::::::::::.:·:·:;:::::: police department. This sect ion was qu estioned by Ch'icf Jef Webster. Council discussed the issue at great length. Finally , aher a very long deb at e, May or Cla ren ce Andr ews sug gest ed the following be incorporated in EXTENSION GRANTED An exten sion of time to pa}' real estate taxes in Meigs County has been gran led. Treasurer George Collins announced today. Thr final da y to pay taxes is Feb. 14. • enttne By ROBERT H. REID Associated Press Writer TEHRAN ; Iran (AP) With tears in his eyes, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi left Iran today for Egypt and the United States, piloting his own jet on a journey many believe will end in permanent exile. His departure touched off jubilant celebrations throughout Tehran .' Two officers of the shah's royal guard fell to their knees and tried to kiss the monarch's feet at Tehran 's airport, but he motioned for them to rise, , court sources said. Two other officers, standing face to face , held aloft a copy of the Koran, the Moslem Holy book, and the royal couple passed beneath the impromptu arch to board cheering and shouting with start rolling again and we CHICAGO' ( AP) - Wi~ must have better planning for joy. new snowfall predicted for Motorists honk ed their the future.' ' today, the Midwest struggled Ayatull ah . Khomaini , the horns and jumped from their to cope with hip-deep snow cars and hugged each other. Shiite Moslem reli gio us that th rea tened ·to disrupt The 59-year-old ruler, ·in a leader who is the shah's most · fuel and food supplies. statement to the official Pars ·influentia l opponent, conThe storm-related death news agency, said he was gratulated the "heroi c people toll climbed to at least 53. going "on vacation be cause I of Iran" on the shah 's A Kansas road crew am feeling tired." He left his departure and said it was • plowing snow Monday in royal powers with a Regency "U1e fir st step toward ending r ur al Stafford County Council and appealed to the the Pahlavi dynasty." HEADS COMMISSION Wlcovered a ca r in a ditch Khom aini, an exile in Iranian people to preserve - Rich Jones, Pomeroy, containing the· bodies of two the monar chy during his France, said he would return has b ~eo named president men who apparently had to Iran ''at the first proper of th e Meigs County absence. frozen to. death . The shah said the length of time 11 and would name his Commissioners for 1919. A 44-year-old Columbus; his stay abroad would depend O \"w' n "p rov isi o n aa l Jo~es who is also chairman Ohio , man was found 12 feet on his "physical condition .' ' governm ent " to · suppl ant of th e Meigs County from the front door of his But many believ e the Pr ime Min ister Sha hpour Republican Executive home on Monday. Police said vacation will turn · into Ba khtiar and the new Committee is manager of he apparently slipped on ice, permanent exile and the end government appointed by the the Meigs Branch of the couldn't get up, and died of of the dynasty hi s soldier - shah. exposure. Athens County Savings and The lower house of the Maj· Loan Co., W. Main St., father founded 54 years ago. In the hard-bit Chicago " I hope the goverrunent lis, the Iranian Parli ament, Pomeroy. area , where up to·4 inches of will be able to make amends confirmed Bakhtiar a nd his snow fell atop the 20.3 inches th e "Shahhine ," a royal for the past and alsc succeed cabinet today by a vote of 149· that arrived over th e Boein~ 727. in laying the foundation for 43 with \3 abstent.ions . The weekend, author ities counted "The shah is gone the future ," said the shah . Senate gave it a vote of No one inj"ured 17 deaths linked to the city 's forever !" people chanted as "This work needs a lon g confidence Monday. worst storm since 1967. millions pour ed into th e period of cooperation and Tile Jl<llace sources said the There ha ve be en 18 streets, showering each other patrioti sm in its utmo st !'>9-vear -o id rule r and in minor mishap (Conti nued on page H) with candies and rose water, meaning. Our economy must ~'he Gallia · Meigs Post, • Highway Patrol, inVestigated a one-vehicle accident in Meigs County on SR 121, onetenth of a mile east of The West Virginia tensive repairs. Bridge t $33, l ~ U,UUU J, """ Lhe Rutland at 7:05p.m. Monday. Other applications were Wheeling Suspension Bridge Department of Highways has Officers report' an east recommended replacement •. filed fo r replacement funds t$ 13,320,000). funds be made available for for the Market Street Bridge Under r ecent legislation , bound vehicle operated by six state bridges including in Brooke County $200 million is bein g made Karen Tillis, 21, Pomeroy,' the Shadle Bridge in Point 1$26,720,000 ), the Chelyan ava ilable at the discretion of ran off the left side of the Pleasant . . The department Bridge in Kanawha County, the U. S. Secretary of Trans- roadway and struck an CHARLESTON - Th e has submitted a request to ($13,310,000), Huntmgton 's portation for replacem ent or embankm ent. State Health Planning and No citation was issued. Development Age ncy has the FHWA f~r $17,740,000 for Sixth Av enue Bridge, r eha biiitation of major replacement of the Shadle ($26,76Q,OOO), The Williamson . bridges over major water- There was moderate damage approved a certificate of need to the vehicle. Bridge now undergoing ex· ways . to the Bend Area Medical Center Inc. allowing it· to establish dental s.ervices in the e)\jsting medical center serving a portion of Mason Co un t y , Go v ern or Rockefeller has announced. The Bend Area Medical Center is a non-profit cor· poration which provides primary health care services to persons r esiding within · a pproximately a 20·mile radius of the Bend Area in Mason County. Initiation of this dental component of the medical center was made possible due to a grant award of $100,850 from the Federal govern· ment 's Rural Hea lth Initiative grant program . The dentist providing this service was recruited from the National Health Service Corps, and he will be practicing on a fuU·time basis. Formal notification of this project's approval was issued in a letter to the Rev. John R. Campbell , board chai~n of the !lend Area Me leal Center Inc. · . The certificate of n ed process was instituted ~~ .. ;.: " result of , action taken by the I ·state Legislature during the 1977 session. The purpose of the review before oranting a certificate of need is 'to en· store in Pomeroy when one of the youths slipped on the ice GAZING CREATES PROBLEM - "Star gazing " sure that )lealth facilities, and fell into one of the plate glass· windows in the s.tore. may or may not be a worthwhile activity. Two Pomeroy cx.pa n!-iion and services a~;"e The window is now boarded until replacement glass is youngsters have folUld it may not be worthwhile. The two warranted before they arc youngsters were star gazing near the Powell 's Super-Vatu installed . initiated . • ~ . ) \ Shadle Bridge replacement recommended la~t yea r's budget or a pproximately $6,000. · Here's a total of each department which includes salaries, , suppli es and materials and capital outlay : mayor, $2,400 ; clerk, $3,000 ; treasurer , $360 ; solicitor , $3,000; elections, $1 ,000 ; council, $1,440; genera l governmental services , $37,110; police department, $105,700; tota l for security of persons and prop erty, $152,610 ; planning com· mission , $2,500 ; str eet department , $07,000 ; state highw ay department, $5,000; cemetery , $15 ,000 ; utility , the o rdina nc~ . "Employes will ha ve to work a reg ular day before a holiday an•! regular day after a holiday in order to get pard for the holiday . Vacation s be taken a week at a time and il will be th e respon sibilit y of the Puike Chief to set up work schedu les uf t he police departmeTJt." 'lbe chief will also be responsible for one senior offi cer on can during holidays. Coun cil agreed the mayor's suggestion was a good one. It will be incorporated in the 1Conti nU ed on page 8) 1-'i ii PI' II t'<'llts Vol. ~! I , No . . J ~ Jl Midwest struggling as death toll reaches 53 Approve dental • service Save for the Day Your Baby becomes a Big Wheel on Campus I· Appropriations okayed Monday I iilBEN.F RANKLIM llJ \\e bring variety to life! . POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN ' reported deaths in Dlinois, 15 in Wisconsin ·, sev en in Kan sas, four each in Missouri and Iowa, three. in Michigan and one in Ohio and one in Nebraska . Officials in Milwaukee , where 5 inches of snow fe ll Monday, urged Gov . Lee Dreyfus to seek a federal disaster declaration for the city - now under 30 inch es of snow, the most it has seen in 67 years . Th e regio n remain ed locked in the storm's icy grip. Northern Dlinois recorded one of its coldest days ·in history - 19 below , a temperature rea ched on ly five times since records have been kept. The wind-<!hiii index in South Bend, In d .. EXTENDED FORECAST Thursday throu gh Saturday: Rain or snow Thursday. Fair Frida y. Snow possible in the north Saturday. Highs In the 30s In the north and the 40s in the south Thursday. Highs dropping to the 20s to low 30s Friday. Highs in the mid 30s to low lOs Satur· day. Overnight lows in the teens and ZOs Thursday and in the 20s by Saturday. t reached52. Thousands of tra velers spent another ni ght in Chicago hotels bec au se O'Hare Internat ional Airport - which closed for only the sixth time In its hi story on Sa turday - was limited to runway. A second r unway was ex pec ted lo one reopen today . Commuters - . there are 2.20 m illion in Chicago hitchhiked or faced two~ww· delays due to icy elevated tracks and stalled buses. The National Weather Servi ce warned there wou ld be at least 4 more inches of sno w to contend with today in a new snowohower expected to hit U1e nation 's second· largest city. ... And Fred Ostby, deputy di· rector of the Na tiona I Weather Service in Kansas City, Kan ., said a storm system in the West may hit Missouri and Kansas later in the week .."\. Ostby said it would be Wednesday o~ Thursda y before he could predict the storm 's path and intensity. He said it could pack more wal lop than the wintry blast that hit over the weekend . Illi nois Gov. ,lam es Thompson declared a state of emergen cy in 22 eountie8 Monday, and then left for a family vacation in F lorida . The ~ove rno r s of lowa and K an sa s al so dett ared emergenci es . The pr·ice of snow removal and emcr ge nC'y wor k in ili iiwis was set at $1.4 million by Monda y. and ri sing ; Thompso n said. Meanwhile, 2 to 3 inches of snow [ell in t.he Sacramento Valley anrl the' San Francisco area of Califor nia Monday, and a va la nc he wa rnings were issued in th e t!astern Si ~ IT3S . The rain was accompanied (Coutinued on page B} Youth charged after accident A Stonecreek, Ohio, youth ha s been cited to Meigs County juvenile court on a charge of improper ba cking following an accident Mon· day morning at Reedsville. Sheriff J ames J . Proffitt reports th e juvenile had stopped at Reed's Store and when he started to leave, he backed his vehicle into ·a car owned by Brenda J. Ran· dolph, 28, Rt. 1. Reedsville. Th e Randolph car was heavily damaged. There was· light dama ge to the juvenile's. car. *"'" .... 1 I I MAIL MUST GO - Neither wind, nor rain , nor snow, nor hail can stop U1 e United States mail' as Bob Lewis, mailman, demonstrated Monday by braving the elements tu deliver hif mail in Pomeroy. Mail was delivered Monday throughout the county while schools, bank· numerous public offices and the courthouse were closed because of t he observa nce Martin Luther King Day. Tile event is a state hoiiday.but not a federal holiday. 't ·' y ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 15, 1979 mckevitt saelens wolfe