https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a42f36dbe42a442e3184bf2306997206.pdf 1cc26cbf387f8775bc2ca2f8a3d0c753 PDF Text Text D.a- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Feb. 25, 1979 · -··· - ----.----·-- . SUNDAY PUZZLER TELEVISION VIEWiNG ACROSS 71 Fly larva 72 Spread lor SUNDAY, FEBRUARYl5, 1979 5:30- AG -USA 17; 6: QO-Amerlcan Probl ems & Challenges 10; Up Close Wl!h 17, 6:30-Chrlstopher Cl....,up3; For You .. .Biack Woman · 8; Treehouse Club 10; Th is Is The Life 13; Dlsco• ery 17 . 7: 01)-This Is The Life 3; Eddie Saunders6; Thinking In Black 8; Urban League 10; Newsmaker '79 13; Jimmy Swaggart 17. 7: »--TV ChaP,el 3; Show My People 6; Jerry· Falwell· 88, 10; Amazing Grace Bible Clas~ 131 J immy Swaggart 15; Christ for the World 17. · 8:oc>-Mormon Choir 3; Grace Cathedral 6; Chrlsi for the Wprld 13; Little While Church on the ~Ill 15; Three Stooges 17; Sesame St. 20,33. 8::10--{)ral Roberts 3; Celebration of Praise 6; Day of Dlsco•ery 8; James Robison Presents 10; Willard Wilcox 13; Open Bible 15. 9:oc>-Goscel Slnalna Jubilee 3; Rex Humberd 6; R• . Leonard Repass 8; Oral Roberts 10; Re•. Jim' Franklin 13; ·e rnest Angley 15; Lost In Space 17; Mister Rogers 20,33. . 9:30--What Does the Bible Plainly Say.8; Elec. Co.33; Ills Wrllten .IO; Blue RJdge Quartet 13: Sesame St. 20. IO : ~Chrlst Is the Answer 3; Kids are People Too 6; Christian Center 8; Mo•le " Castle Keep" 10; Jimmy Swaggart 13; Gospel Singing Jubilee 15; Hazel 17 ; Studio See 33. 10 :30--Rex Humbard 3; Robert Schulh!r 8; This Is The Life 13; Mo•le "The Adventures of Robin Hood" 17; Zoom 20; Music 33. 11 :oc>-Ernest Angley B; .Rebop 20,33: Rex Humbard 15; Re• .Henry Mahan 13. 11 :_:10--{)utdoors With J ulius Boros 3; Animals, An imals, Animals 6; Rev. R. A. West 13; Elec. Co. 20; Turnabout 33. 12 :oc>-At Issue 3; Face The Nat ion 8; The Issue '10; This Is The Life 15; Academy Laaders 20; No•a 33. 12 :31>--Directlons 6; Meet The Press 3, 15; VIewpoint 8; Face The Nation 10; Evangelistic Outreach 13; Movie " The Flight of the Phoenix" 17. 1:()C)-Basketball 3,15; Communlaue 6; Bill Dance Outdoors 8; Washln~ton Week In Review 33; Challenge of the Sexes 10; Wild Kingdom 13; No•a 20. . 1:30--America's Bla c ~ Forum 6; Gale Catlett 8; Oufdoorsman 13; Black Perspective on the News 33. 1:45-NBA Basketball 8; 2:00-Women Superstars 13; In Search Of 6. 2:31>--FBI 6; 3:00-College Bas~elball 3,15; '3:JoBoxlng 13; My Partner The Ghost 6; Monet 33; Rat Patrol 17; 4:oc>-Golf 8, 10; Beethoven Festival 33; Movie "The Appaloosa" ' '' 4:3D-Wide World of Sports 6,13; FYI 20. 5:01>--Voyage to ' 1e Bottom of the Sea 3; Sportsworld 15; Footsteps 33. 5 : 30-- ~st of_GrE_ucho 20; Once Upon AClassic 33. 6:00-News 3,10; Pulse 6;; Championship 'F-'Jsn·lna 8i Advocates 20,j3; ABC News 13; Better Way 15; Wrestling 17. 6:3!>-NBC News 3,15; News 6; CBS 'News 8,10; Battle of the Planets 13. 7:01>--Movle "The Sound of Music" 3; Battlestar Galacllca 6,13; 60-Minutes ·a,10; Star Trek 17; Beethoven Festival 2o; Chmielewski Family 33. 7: 3Q-Life Around Us 33; 8:00-All In The Family 8, 10;; Paul Jacobs & the Nuclear Gang 20,33; Movie " The Incredible Mr. Lim pet" 17. 8:30- AII ce 8, 10; 9:0o- Root s: 6.13 ; Celebr ity Challenge of the Sexes 8,10; Country Matters 20,33. l O:oc>-Dragnet ·17; Always tor Pleasure 20: - Firing Line 33. 10 :30--Weekend · 3,15; Rulf House 17; i1:CO-News 3,6,8,10,13,15; Open Up 17; Wall Street Week 33. 11 : 1,S..,... ABC News 6; CBS News 8, 10; PMA Pulse 15. 11 :3D-Movie "The Great Lie" 3; Movie "Top Secret" 15 ; Eldon Miller : Bas ketball 6; 700 Club 8; Movie " Dauo~ter of ,he Mind" 10; PTL Club 13; Consumer Survival Kit 33. 1:01>--Movle :'The Tall T" 17; 1:3D-Next Sep Beyond 4; ABC News 13; 2:00-Marcus WEl by MD ·4. 2:4o-Movie "Zarak" 17; 4:4G--12 O'Clock High 17. 1 Whisk- drying 6 Make mo t~ e r daughter 139 Dowel s 29 Po rtuguese cur"rency ; Pl. 140 Armed confliol 141 Falsehood 142 Slale: Abbr. 31 Also 36 Baby's word 37 Zoo sight . 82 Terrified molding 24 Pope's veil 25 Fru it drin k 26 Viscous mud 1.43 ~\bov e. 84 liqu id measure • 40 Rockfis h 144 Prince P-hil- 28 Tra ns- 68 Direc ti on 89 T ri Q o no m~ 22 Lowes! poi nt 23 Convex 85 Sagacious 86 Slare · gresst;!d 30 Si lly . 32 E~eists 33 Yes: Sp. 34 Wine cup 94 Eye glasses 36 La irs 98 Wolfhou nd 37 Househol d 99 Coin 100 Riv er island pet 38 Pedal digit 40 Iranian. currency units 42 PacifiC trees 43 Workman 44 Free ticket 45. M an 's nic k- 102 Sca li 103 Pigpen 104 Face part 47 Pariah s 49 Helps 50 Sth k 51 Calm 54 Father 114 Man's name 56 Brook 59 Hindu cym- 116 Fuss t17 Rue 1l9 Beaks ' 120 Peruse bals 60 Limb 122 Trapped 124 United 125 Maroons 62 Drinks 64 Tome 65 Pertorm 126 Pursue 128 Hen fruit 66 Conjuncti o n 67 Extinct bi rd 131 Stitches 69 Hails 70 Succor , 132 Pub 133 Puff up 129 Stop dishes 8 Poem 9 Nickel symbol 10 Belore 11 College bldga. 12 Salutations 13 S!aft 14 Spanish number daughters 17 Attempt 18 Sun god 19' Pseudonym 7:15--Weather 33. 7;3()-.,Famlly Affair 10; Sesame St. ·33. 8:00-Capt. Kangaroo 8,10; Leave II To Beaver 17• • 8:3Q-Hazel 17; 9:00-Merv Grlflln 3;Phll Donahue 13; Emergency One6; Hogan's Heroes 8; Match Game 10; Phil Donahue 15; Lucy Show 17. 9:3D-Brady Bunoh 8; Hogan's Heroes 10; Green Acres 17. 10:01>--Card Sharks 3,15; Edge of Night 6 ; All In The Family 8,10; Dating Game 13; Movie "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone" 17. . 10:30--AII Star Secrets 3, IS; $20,000 Pyramid 13; Andy Griffith 6; Price Is Right 8, 10. 11 :00-High Rollers 3,15; ABC News Speclal6, 13; Eiec. Co. 20. · 11 :3D-Wheel of Fortune 3,15; • 51 iowa, e.g. 52 Arti st's stand 53 Weasel 55 Maintain ~ S ingl e 57 Worsh ip 58 Engine 61 Debatable nuts 16- and vestments 113 Smail valley 73 Wattle · '\, 74 Den ,75 Build n Pants 78 Spelter 80 Attitude 81 Stili article 106 Priest' s 115 Arrow polsPn 116 Jason's ship 71 Chewable 15 indeflnile 99 Jargon ·101 Frig ht 105 Ea t 48 Man's nam e 49 Pros 64 Sash 7 Mexican 97 ChurCh council 4.6 Exist 68 Gastropod mollu sk 70 Hurries (abbr.) · 6 Beast ' ' study 107 Spool · 63 Entreaty 4 Bible pt. 95 Whale 96 Musical Recreati on ·"'"' 11 1 lmprest area 11 2 Helps 50 Halt 158 Handle 159 Wanls 160 Clayey earth 161'Fourth es tate DOWN 1 Brag 5 Manuscript s 112 Changed -~ ·4~ 154 Wideawake 156 Get up fl ower 108 As wrinen : 111 Raveling s 55 Things done Fundamental 106 Showy Mus. · 109 World erg. 110 Ali right name 1~ 7 2 Wireles s 3 Chemical suffi x 105 Euro pean 43 Stri ke.s . 152 Uhive rse 35 lette rs 42 Su rgic;;al saw ~u blicized function 92 Pr'lysician 41 Skewer 145 trlcai 90 Manse rvant 39 Nobleman ip ' s ga me 149 Male turkey 150 Later· · 118 Europea n 119 Tidings 121 Paper money 123 Silver symbol 125 Fam e 128 Passenger 127 Blouses 129 Hang-out · 130 Turkish mon~ y unit 131 Yellow oc her 132 Poets 134.Cha, e.g. 138 Wasle silk llbers 137 Domesticates . 83 Possesses 84 Falsifier 87 Bakes 89 Takes unlawfully 90 Bra'f'ery 91 Similar 92 Depression 93 Ceremony Remembers JJ. 3:»-Mash 8;" ,rok..-'s -wlld 1ill F.llnlstones 17; Over · Usy 20; Footst.ps 33, · 4:00-Mister Cartoon- 3): Mev Griffin 6; Porky Pig & · Friends 8; SeHm'e St. 20,33; Batman 10; Dinah 13; · -sPace :Glen'- 17. . , · . . · 4:30-Bewllched 3; Gllllgan'r Is. 8; Brady Buncl:! 10, · · Petticoat Junction 15; Gilligan's Is. 17. 5:~1 Drelim of ,J..,nle 3; Beverly Hillbillies 8; Mister Rogers !lftlghborhood 20,33i'Gomer Pyle 10; , Six Million .Dollar .. Man 13> Brody BUhch 15: I Dream of Jeannie 17. . 5:.30-'Carot Burnett & Frtenila ·3; News. •• San.lord & Son 8; Elec. Co. 2!J; Mey Tyler M9ore 10; Odd · C_ouple 15; Beverly fltllbltltei 17; OOcfot:·Who ·33. 6:0!>-News3.8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News6; Andy Griffith 17; HodgePodGe Lodge 20. · ' · 6:30-NBC News 3,15; ABC·Newa.13; Carol Burnelt6; . CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20. · ·. , 7:011-CI'OII-WIIs 3; l\lewlywed (;_ame 6,13; l\lewl10; Love, AliWrlcan · Style , ·15; · Carol ·Burnett 17; . . Alm•na~ 20; K110w. Your Scllooll 33. .. 7:30-Tllat ~Mhv!lle Mual~3i Muppet Show 6; f'rtce Is . . Right 1: Wild Kingdom 10; S1.98 Beauty ShoW 13'1 Nashville On. Tlle-.Roed 15; · Sallfctrd. e. Sof1 17; MacNeil-Lehrer. R.P..ri 20,33. · • · · 8 ~0!>-Little·H01114!0n 'The Pralrle~,15; Salv-16,13; Billy 8,10; "Bill Miltfei'J' Journal. 20,331 Let's Go To ' The R - 17. ' .· . . ~:=!Q-'Fiatbtlllh 8, 10i. Mark·Russetl33; Last of.thewtid · · i • ' . 151 Pronoun 153 Digraph 155 Behold! 157 Railroad (abbr.) CONFUSING TUlSA, Okla . (AP ) - At the nursery at St. John Medical Center , they 're trying hard to keep up with the Jonses. Jim Jones' wife, Pam, gave birth to a baby boy at 4:26 p. m. They named him Jeremy Lynn. The following day at -4:25 p.m., Tim Jones' wife, Jan, gave birth to a baby , boy. They named him Jeremy Tim. . The Joneses hadn't known each oth er until they met at the hospital. And when they did , the discovered that Pam and Jim had just moved into. a rental home vacated by Jan and Tim. " Almost im possible to · beHeve , 11 said Pam ~ -NOI.L010S of Life 8,10; Sesame Si. 2U,33; 11 :55-CBS News 8; . House Call 10; News 17. 12 :00-Newscenler 3; News 6,10; Jeopardy 15; Young & the Restless 8; Midday Magazine 13; Love American Style 17. 12 :30-Ryari's Hope 6, 13; Password 15; Search lor Tomorrow 8, 10; Elec. Co. 33; Movie "Skullduggery" 17. 1:CO-Hollywood Squares 3 3; All Mv Children 6. ll' News 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. · • 1:30--0ays of Our Lives 3,15; As The World Turns 8, 10; 2:0!>-Dne Life to ~lve 6,13; 2:2.5-News 17. 2:3Q-Ooclors3,15; Guiding' Light 10; I Love Lucy 17. J:()()..-"Another World 3,15: General Lilias . Racer . ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY 100% . POiyt118tlloM I~ FHI .. ·' ·, ~~ · '· ~· ... .l,.,;.,/ ,i •• ··. · •' ' l!lln-Drlloll ·;: . ! Car~':bers nters P.M. 'I Not res ponsible for ac cidents or propert y after sold . N ot rc spo nc; ih l' for c h antH' {II If' fo strik('SCHid <,llip Pin<J ~ Ch CCiUIC'i . If tax ecemr>t -m!J st show number , \ · 1111. It recll"-'·• " when It le ... ciO. 11,11" to a wall. So' you · u can .·enj~y ·. reqllnlng .· comfOrt'· FLOOR JACKS.·AIR COMPR ESSORS-TABLE SAWS-ROLL AROUNOTOOL BOXES .----------. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) ...:. Voters will have to · wait until at least November for a chance to react wa new state school finance formula ·proposed by Ohio's largest teacher organization . Following a special meeting Sunday, tile Ohio Education Association decided against placing the proposal on the June 5 primary ballot. . About 70 percent of 700 OEA leaders attending the meeting voted to go fll"ward with an attempt to have voters decide the fate of the proposed state constitutional amendment in June. However, the vote fell short of an 80 percent target figure set by the association. . .. . ' '. . .,.' .' •• the lnt!Cte ltory:thet. the Wal~y® _wondlr~ . ' A ir i mpac t wrenc hes 3/ 8-112-l"-· 1" Circ le Hand power saws Tor q ue wr encnes Drop cords Saber Saws Pipe w rec hes ' Ca bl e pow er pulls Orbita l sander s F ire Ex ti ngu isher s Pai nt Bru shes Be lt t ype sanders Alle n wr enc hes 1mpact socke ts, 3/ 8- ,,, . J/4 Disk G r inde r s and Bu tt er s Cam ping Items Electri c dr ills (a ll sizes) Ai r po wer chisel. dr ill s & sander s Benc h vises (la r ge and sm al l) E\edrical tape Hyd r aul i c jack s Tr ucK t arps Bench gri nders wor~ G l oves Large assor t ment Of socket se ts S izes v.. , 3/ 8, 1h, l.f.. . Hacksaws Extens ion Cords Routers Hacksaw bl ades Hedge trimmi ng tools Reciprocal saws Creepers Plumbing tools Adjustabl e wrench Trouble lights Tap & Die sets Un iversa l soc ket se ts Yar d ligh-ts Dri ll b it sets Battery chargers Jumper cab les Tool boxes (a ll SIZE'S) Channe!ock tool s Wal l cl ocks Air hoses Hand tools (hammer , plier s Ca r Cleaning Kits ' Torch hoses Sandpaper Screwdriver se t s Open and boxed end wrenches Transistor radios Glassware Electric impact wr enches CarPenter tools Metr ic socket set s Licensed & Bonded CASH : or Approved Check · M etr ic wr enches Organizati~n 'With Proper I. D. Fra ming Squar es OEA proposal set this fall -· AUCTIONEER: KEN SWAIN PHONE: 256-1967 - M erchandi se GuaranteedBy Factory Warranty '. ,!nv;flng rarm Pt ers Sale Item s Can Be Inspected One Hour Before Sal e Time ! We Are The 'La rges t ADEN, South Yemen (AP ) - Marxist South Yemen claimed Sunday its focces had captured three · North Yemen towns in the third day of border fighting between the rival states. It was reported the Arab League had agreed to send a fact-finding mission to the battle zone as a possible prelude to mediation of the conflict. -Pro-Western North Yemen and pro-Soviet South Yemen have accused each other of starting the border war ,'the latest In a series of clashes over the past 10 years along the rugged mountain frontier . · .. .,. ~r LOCATION: POINT PLEASANT NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY Aucti on Supply On Wh eel s Three border towns .taken .• Foom SMt Fll . NAME BRANDS INCLUDE ROCK WEL L · SKIL L· CHICAGO PNEUMAT IC - RODA C FULL ER · CUMMINGS · MILLE R · HER BRA NO · BROW N · MAR FLOW · SHOPMATE · WR IG HT · WEN · McG RAW EDISON · DIAMOND LOY · LUF KIN · IN GE RSO LL RANO · WATERLOO CHANN EL LOC K· RE MINGJO N · FALLS. ., OOS'l'ON ( AP) - The shortage of Iranian oil has forced Massachusetts Gov. Edward J . King to ask President Jimmy Carter to declare an energy emergency in the state wallow the burning of co.al and other high sulfur fuels without violating federal pollution restrictions. In a letter w tbe president Saturday, King said the state Office of Energy Resources has found that shortages of low sulfur fuel oils are developing rapidly because of the cutback in Iranian oil production. C!M!fed8tool ... Poi,Uroi- · S!cle pj)cket· f~r ma;azlne etor-· ,' ~e; ~h.-nl,m j: g~.-.fMd.; aa.ilna~. bni!l~ue or ~-~~ 19" ,.' ' ; sale· SAVE 20% NOW ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF .KROEHLER AND BERKLINE CHAIRS-MANY NEW STYLES, 'FABRICS AND COVERS JUST RECEIVED. .. RFELDS IN POMEROY MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1979 central areas of the state resulted in school closings and icy roads, while rain further south increased the threat of flooding along many rivers and streams. In northeast Ohio, scores of school systems, including Cleveland public and parochial schools, announced they would be closed today because of the treacherous roads. Roads in the area became slick as an icy rain fell for several hours Sunday afternoon and evening, then turned to snow. Cleveland's Memorial Shoreway was closed for more than an hour because of a nwnber of accidents, with cars skidding out of control and blocking traffic. Freeways in the Akron area also ·-were reported glazed with ice. Greyhound Bus Lines officials said service was disrupted out of Cleveland during the evening hours. The Cleveland Electric Iiluminating Co. and Ohio Edison reported a number of power lines brought down by ice and winds in northeast Ohio. A series of accidents involving 10 vehicles on Interstate 75 near Toledo, just south of the Michigan state line, tied up traffic in the 15 CENTS highway's southbound lanes for about 2'h hours. One injury was reported in ihe crashes, which involved eight cars and two trucks which overturned. As much as eight inches of snow was reported in west central Ohio, with Shelby and Miami counties apparently the hardest hit. Power 'outages caused by ice on transmission lines were reported in several •• I . ' .. · . · The Scioto River at Circleville was at 16.5 feet Sunday and was expected to reach an 16.2--foot crest early Tuesday. Flood stage there is 14 feet. Crests above flood stage also were forecast on the SCioto River in Piketon and the Hocking River in Athens, and the Ohio River in Pomeroy . Sea tiered road closings were reported in sOutheast Ohio because of the flooding and resultjng rock and mud slides. Portions of Ohio 7 and Ohio 148 in Beimont CoWJty ~!~~~ :::h!r:/nn~~~ were closed, as wa s a section stages Sunday and som e of of U.S. 33 in Meigs. County the rivers were at or near and some state roads in Scioto County. flood stage. ' named banquet speaker Wayne Woodrow ~~ woody '' college coaches for most Hayes, who·led the Ohio State victories. Only Paul " Bear" Buckeyes to 2()5 victories Bryant had won more college over a 28-year coaching span , games. There are. only three will be the principal speaker coaches with more victories at th e annual M-G-M than Hayes in the entire Leadership Dinner for the history of college football. Hayes' record at Ohio State Tri-State Area Council of the Boy Scouts in Gallipolis, Ohio was a remarkable 205 wins on Thursday evening, Marc!) and only 60 losses. Since he coached at Ohio State, the 8. Hayes will address the Buckeyes led the nation in dinner that evening at 7 p.m. attentlance per home game at Oscar's in Gallipoli s, for 22 of the last 28 years, and according to an an- finished a close second the nouncement made today by other six seasons. He was named " College Richard C. Reab, Council Coach of the Year" in 1957 Sustaining Membership and 1975, and was .runnerup Chairman. for that honor on two other The dinner is to recognize outst anding financial" sup· occasions. He has coached porters in the Meigs, Gallia , three Heisman Award winners and ii5 first team Ali· and Mason county areas. The former Buckeye coach, Americans. He is a past .with 238 wins; ranked second president of the National Coa c h es ' among all active major Football was an outfielder in baseball. Association . He has an M.A. degree from His Ohio State team won three national championships Ohio State in education and and 13 Big Ten titles. OSU is administration. His first coaching job was the only eastern team in the history of the Rose Bowl to in 1935 as an assistant at make four consecutive ap- Mingo Junction, Ohio. His first head coaching job came pearances. Hayes was born February · in 1938 at New Philadelph.ia 14, '1913, in Clifton, Ohio, High , wh ere, in thr ee alt hough he calls seasons, his teams won 19, Newcomerstown his home. 10$1 10 and tied one. He is a 1935 graduate of After a five-year stint in the Denison University, where he · Navy, Hayes became head played tackle ory the footbaU footb all coach at Denison in squad for three years and 1946. Three years at Denison and two at Miami of Ohio set the stage for his 1951 debut at Ohio State. Woody and his wife , Anne, Snow fl urries t oni ght, ending Tuesday . Low 20 to 25. have a married son, Steve, High Tuesday in th e upper JOs who is an attorney. to low 40s. The chance of precipitation is 70 percent tonight and 30 percent tomorrow. GAME NOW THURSDAY The District Tournament game between Southern and Portsmouth Clay has heeo postponed until 7 p.m. Thursday at Chillicoth e High School. Tickets will be on sale at Southern High School from I to 3 p.m. Tuesday. Weather Pomeroy man .cited for DWI The Galli a-Meigs Post, Highway Patrol, investigated seven weekend accidents. Douglas Burns , 26 , Pomeroy, was cited on charges of OWl , and operating a motor vehicle without a license following a one-vehicle accident in Meigs County on SR 7, two-tenths of mile north o! milepost 2, Saturday at 7:30 p.m. . Officers report Burns ' north bound auto went off the left side of the roadway and struck an embankme nt. There was slight damage to the vehicle. Frank Shriver, 18, Patriot, a was cited on a charge of failure to yield following a two-veh icle accident on Patriot-Gage Rd., five-tenths of a mile south of SR 141, Sunday at 6:45 p.m. The pa trol reports a vehicle operated by Shriver pulled from a private drive and was struck by an east bound aulD driven by Billy Forshey, 50, Jackson·. iloth vehicles incurred moderate damage. The Galli a-Meigs Post investigated five other weekend accide nts during which the vehicles involved incurred minor damage .. Equipment fails NEW ORLEANS (API - Striking police agreed Sunday to obey a court order and pull pickets away from garbage dwnps and Sanitation Department garages. City officials said they hope to have N~w Orleans cleaned up by the lime Mardi Gras arrives Tuesday. "We just compiled with the court order that the. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal gave us - a restraining ' order from' picketing the Sanitation Department," said Mltdlell Ledet, a representative of the Teamsters union, bargaining agent for the striking Police Association of Loulalana. As a result of equipment f a ilur e, P o intV ie w Ca ble television is tern: porarlly unable to air the Christi a n Br oa dca sting Station, which is seen on Cha!Uiel 3. According to a company spokesman , PointView is working hard to restore the service but in the meantime , Cha!Uiel 17 of Atlanta, Ga., which is seen on Channel 5, will also be seen on Channel 3. Heating oil may increase NEW YORK (AP) - The price of oil Used to heat homes and power factocles may .rise still further becaUBe of an apparent increase in the price of the fuel by a key exporter, Venezeula. . The w<rld's fourth-largest oil producer decided over the weekend to raise the price of some of Its oil by 15 per!-'llnl, according w industry sources. There was no olficlal confirmation of a price Increase. The oil.affected reportedly 'would be mostly heavy refined oil used for heating homes and firing factory boUers. Ga110llne prices probably woold not be affected by the move, because that fuel is made with ~ lighter grade of oil. . _ western counties. Most of the southern half of Dar ke County was without power Sunday.night, while at least a third of the homes in Champaign County also had no electricity. Power comp~ny officials said the widespread nature of those outages meant some homes would still be without electricity today. Meanwhile, minor flooding wa• ·reported in southern Ohio as rain continued to . BS U •d h ~:;:~te~~r~~~':'::v~~ :~ . m · , . · e · r . ' . . ·g · .r r·.· COB ' " ·c ~··." . Or Police will pull pickets without re-arranging your room. the 'chlllr •. clearing elsewhere in the state. The low temperatutes will be In the upper teens 10 low 20s ronight. Highs TueSday · will range from the 30s 10 low 40s. Most . Ohioans were inconvenienced by the precipitation that began over the weekend and continued today, but the kinds of problems they had depended on where \bey lived. Snow in the nocthern and Emergency situation exists . , . fOIM _tOO% MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY, OHIO · on a famous-for-quality Berkline wauaway· R~cllner ·· •, I · NO. 220 •. '. f ~ VOL NO. XXIX enttne 4 ,· . AUCTION DATE: FRIDAY, Iiy The Associated Press The storm responsible for today's precipitation In Ohio is moving northeast of the state, with rain changing to snow In southeastern Ohio and snow flurries diminishing In western · sections of the state. The National Weather Service predicts that snow flurries will persist in central and eastern Ohio tonigljt and in the northeast weD· into Tuesday, but skies will be A Rare OpportUrlity To Save $45 · ·. .·· .. at y For the second time in less than three months, Meigs County today was coping_ with a flood problem. Pomeroy businessmen were ,keeping an eye on the rising Ohio which stood at 47.9 feet at 9:2() a.m. Monday and was rising aL2 of a foot an hour . Flood stage in Pomeroy is 46.5. Some businesses started moving to higher ground Monday morning and others - which sit a little higher - were waiting to see what the river will do. The prediction this morning was a crest of 49 1eet in Pomeroy by Wednesday evening. However, that prediction was subject to revision. Some sources feel the river will go ·above the predicted 49 feet. · Mea ntime , with the parking lots along the Ohio River and off Mechanic St. flooded, as well as a part of East Main Sl., parking was at a premium for those who had business in Pomeroy. Mayor Clarence Andrews declared a state of emergency with village pali\!e turning away sightseers and motorists who could not specify any particular business which they had to conduct. Some of the courthouse offices in Pomeroy began closing . at about 10:30 this morning so that employes could return to their homes. · Meantime, Meigs Loca l and Southern Local Schools were closed due to the flood. Charles Dowler, superintendent of the Meigs Local District, said at 4:30 a.m. Monday, it wa s determined that some 10 buses could not make their runs especially due to backwa(l::rs and so school was cance lled. St udenls were dismissed early Fr iday when streams started rising. Eastern Local Schools were in classes this morning, but it was indicated that an early dismissal probably will take place roday. Pomeroy merchants on Main St. bore much of the brunt of (Continued un page 10) Winter storm begins northeast journey today ,•. Deaters Truckers Contractors Painters - 3 Ml· NORTH ON 62 MARDi 2 TI~E: 6:30 (USPS 145-960) • • e ' ' PUBLIC TOOL DOWNTOWN POMEROY morning as the Ohio River continued its rise and threatened to enter Main St. business houses for the s~ond time in less than three months. In the picture is Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews wbo was overseeing activities in the town and had declared an emergency situation with police turning back sightseers at entrances into the town. '· t39 Harbor 140 Untamed 144 - soup 145 Exist 146 Pigeon pea 147 Insect 146 lick 149 Cravat . . r 138 Peer Gynl's 27 Bu rmese native 76 Born 77 S!ron g wind 78 Cipher 79 Fundamenlal 21 Kilns MONDAY , FEBRUARY26, 1979 5:40-World at Large 17; 5:4.5-Farm Report 13; s:SQPTL Club 13; 5:5.5-Sun rise Semester 10. 6:01>--700 Club 6,8; PTL Club 15; 6:2.5-Publlc l,lffa irs 10. 6:3D-Romper Room 17 ; 6:4.5-Mornlng Report 3; 6:50--Good Morning , West VIrginia 13; 6:5.5Chuck While Rep<irts 10; News 13. 7:01>--Today 3,15; Good Morn ing America 6,13; Monday Morning 8; Schoolles 10; Three Stooges 17; ~- · . 20 Nuisan ces Poe I. 1• Tantal us' amends 11 Delied 16 Wh ip ~35 Frequent: Pomeroy flooded UNDER WATER - The upper parking lot in Pomeroy was already taking flood water Sunday at mid-afternoon. Police department workers had removed parking meter heads from posts earlier when flood warnings ~ere posted. . SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy emergency squad was caUed to 121 Locust St. at 5:22 p.m. Sunday for Art Price who had fallen . He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. The unit vias called to East Main St. at 9:08 a.m. Monday for Walter Leifheit who had fallen . He· was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. BUSY Pharmacist, busied .himself Monday morning with moving processes at the Swisher-Lohse Drug Store .where he. is employed. The drug store was one of several businesses moving w "higher grounds" as the flooding Ohio River continued to rise. ·» ~ \lj �• • 2- The Dally Sentinel Muldle:port Pomerov 0 Monday Feb 26 1979 cu • RENEWAL REGISTRATION FEES VEHICLE OWNERS WILL PAY IN 1979 IN CHANGING OVER TO THE STAGGERED MONTHLY REGISTRATION SYSTEM ADD $1 00 TO FEES SHOWN IN TABLE FOR DEPUTY REGISTRAR SERVICE FEE ADD $0 50 FOR REFLECTORIZATION IF PLATES ARE ISSUED e d o v ;J ma I1TIEI v IMIIEI'S .~~e IWIE p ope •s mn •! n he • ~! :! h fB' IJSl' CD . EFG I ••• HI J n NOPQ •e RT g L M · OCTOBER s NOVEMBER UVWXYZ DECEMBER •s IIOIE: $ 7.50 $18.75 $ 3.75 $22.50 $11.25 $ 7,50 9 18.75 7.50 8,50 3.75 10 . 22.50 12.J5 11 • 14.00 21.00 . 4.25 9.25 8.50 25.25 SET ASIDE FOR PERSONALIZED AND RESERVED PLATE REGI.STRATIONS (A THROUGH K IN 12 APRIL AND l THROUGH Z IN MAY) AND FOR BALANCE OF MARCH MAY COMMERCIAL 12 TRUCK, TRAILER, BUS AND FARM VEHICLE RENEWAL REGISTRATIOIIS 11.00 11.75 27.25 5.50 14 17.75 32.75 12.00 12.50 29.25 6.00 15 18.75 35.25 14 11.75 6.00 17.75 35.25 12.00 29.25 15 37.50 31.25 6.25 12.50 c 12,50 1~5 13.50 13.50 6.75 16 20.25 40.25 33.50 14.25 17 21.50 42.75 14.50 35.50 7.25 I . 15.00 7.50 18 22_._50 45.00 37.50 1~00 16;00 16.00 39.75 19 24.00 47.75 8.00 ,. se TN ERENEWAL REGISTRATION FEE AND THE PERMISSIVE TAX HAVE BEEN PRORATED SEPARAffiT AND EACH ROUNDED UP TO THE NEXT HIGHEST QUARTER DOLLAR IN COMPUTING THE FEES AS REQU RED BY LAW (HB 3 SEC. 4(B)) Regrstratton for non-commercral vehreles starts March 1, passenger autos on Apnl 2 COLUMBUS - Veh cle reg stration will get under way March I this year when non commerc al veh cle motorcycle motor home and house vehicle owners may begm early-brrd renewals In add t1on commercial trucks and traDers !ann trucks and buses may commence registration on th s date Passenger car reg1strat1on does not beg n until April 2 The deadline for displaymg validation stickers for all types of vehicles IS mldn ght May 31 Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles Registrar Dean L Dollison today announced the deputy registrar who w 11 be 1ssulng 1979 validat on stickers dunng March m Me1gs County Is W11l am Gibbs 186 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy W1th the exception of commercial trucks and trailers this Is the last year that the 90-day reglstrat on Fa By Greg Bailey The Southern Tornadoes used bench strength and balanced scoring once agam Saturday night to capture their third straight Class A Sectional championship a solid 57-14 WID over the ClndereJla team of the Meigs High tournament the Kyger Creek Bobcats Southern now advances to district competition Tuesday night at Chillicothe where they play Portsmouth Clay The Bobcats of Coach Keith Carter put up another good light Saturday but never had lhe lead as all f1ve Southern starters scored m the first MOTORCYCLE, IIOTORCYCLE, NON COMMERC AL HOUSE NOII.COIIIIERCIAL HOUSE TIIRILER TRAILER PASSENGER PASSENGER PASSENGER OR OR OR OR IIE&ISIUTIOII MOTOR HOME MOTOR HOME TRAVEL TRAILER TRAVEL TRAILER WIU COVER FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY ' JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER . Southent earns sectional crown 1979 JANUARY · AB K or e e,. Gf -~e • '; 0 PRORATED REGISTRATION FEE TO BE PAID DURING MARCH-MAY 1979 RENEWALS 11111180 Of NO PERMISSIVE TAX ASSIGIW) WITH PERMISSIVE TAX 11011111$ ORDINANCE NO SOl 1\N ORDINANCE 0 AMEND ORDINANCE ND 379 ORDINANCE NO 40 ORDINANCE NO 407 ORDINANCE NO U ORDINANCE NO 440 ORDINANCE NO 45 ORDINANCE NO 454 ORDINANCE NO 456 ORO NANCE NO 415 TO F X SALARIES AND WAGES OF THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY OH 0 system w ll be m effect because 1979 s the trans t on year to a 12 month alphabetical) staggered program Here s how t Will work Veh cle owners must register durmg the same months as m prev ous years accordmg to the fo owing schedule March 1 through March 31 Reg1strat10n set as1de str ctly for owners of non passenger veilicles - trucks farm veh cles trailers buses house veh cles motorcycles motor homes and non commercial veh cles No passenger cars wUI be reg stered Although th s is an early b rd registration period the legal deadime for these types of veh cles IS May 31) April 2 through April 30All passenger car owners whose last names beg n w th a letter A through K Non passenger vehicles may also be registered May I through May 31passenger car owners whose last names begm w th a letter I through Z Non passenger veh cles may also be registered In order to change over to the new system for 1980 motorists are required to pay different lees accordmg to when they w ll be requ~red to reg1ster m that year Next years renewal month IS determmed by the flfst letter of the vehicle owner s last name The 1979 validat on st ckers w I be good for 9 to 19 months dependmg on the of ass1gned month r~lstrat on m 1980 Fees w II be prorated accordingly In 1980 and each year thereafter car owners w II pay the normal annual l cense fee when reg stermg veh cles durmg the r ass1gned month Not ces explammg the 1979 reg strat on procedures are be ng sent to all reg stered veh1cle owners except Hous ng execu e o a commercial truck and traDer owners A fee schedule will be ncluded n the mallmg Motorists should watch the mail for these letters about one month before the star! of the r regular month of renewal Many counties and some municipalities levy a $~ perm ss1ve tax wh ch s col ected at the time of reg strat on \Iter processing this money s returned to the local taxmg districts to be used for road repa r and mamtenance proJects Th1s fee has been prorated as has the registration cost and only mcluded for those distr cts who have elected to levy thiS tax Dollison further sum mar zed the 1979 vehicle reg strat on procedures as follows Local deputy reg strars across the state wil contmue to collect fees and ISsue registration mater als as done previously Tius year deputy reg strars w II 1ssue TWO 2 val dation stickers lor each vehicle reg1stered Motor sts Will keep the same red and wh te Ucense plates and attach a RED validation st cker to cover last year s st cker on the bottom RIGHT hand corner of the rear plate to md cate the 1979 renewal lear A BLACK and WHITE sticker w U renect a nwnber correspondmg to the month the motor st Will be requrred to renew m 1980 For example a st cker With the number 3 would mdicate March the 3rd month as the renewa month the nwnber 12 would be December ) This st cker must be placed In the bottom LEFT hand corner of the rear plate In order to obtain a 1979 valldatlon sticker vehicle owners must present l!Qth an Ohio Certificate of Title (or Memorandum Cert1f cate of T1tle) and a 1978 reg1strat10n card for every vehicle they wish to reg1ster Appl cants reg stermg the r motor veh cle for the frrst tune and who w ll be rece1vmg a bcense plate and validation st1cker Will only be requrred to show an Oh o t tie If the t tie has been lost or destroyed an off c al dup cate must be obtamed before a 1979 reg strat10n can be Issued Dupl cate t ties are only 'llvallable through the Clerk of Courts In the county where the or glnal title was ISSUed Any registrant not havmg a 1978 vehicle reg strat10n card must complete a verif1cat on card at the t1me of reg steruJg which IS mlieu of the prev1ous year s The reg strat on card Ho days observed by he be anua v s Memor e Dey No 2nd u y • h Not 5th Labo Day Thanks; v no Day and Ch s mas Day Decembe 25 h No Z6 h Sec on 3 That Ordnance No 3 9 dated February 6 1969 Ord nance No 401 da ed June 1 1970 Ordnance No 407 da ed Novembe 1 1970 0 d nance No 43 da ed May 15 9 2 0 d nance Nl) 4~0 da ed August 20 973 o d nance No 45 da ed u 1y 1 1974 Ord nance No 45A da ed Novembe 8 974 Ord nance No 473 da ed June 6 916 and 0 d nance No 485 da ed 978 a d a o he anua y o d nan es n conf c w h he p ov sons o hs 0 d nance sha be and a e he eby epea ed Se on 4 Tha hs 0 d nance sha be et oac ve o anua v 9 9 DOUBLE TEAMED - Kyger Creek s Greg Sinlth (22 attempts to grab a loose ball and IS double teamed by two Southern players Dave Foreman (41) IS In the foreground but a second Tornado is screened out Southern woo the fmall!ame of the Class A Secl10nal at Me1gs Hillh School Saturday night to advance to the DIStrict tournament at Chillicothe The Tornadoes will battle Portsmouth Clay Tuesday n ght 2 919 ATTEST Jane wa on PASSED Athens nl•ps Logan CLERK C ce ,. APPROVED ews MAYOR a ence And 2 26 3 5 2 c QD A 12 foot turnaround ]wnp shot by Art Chonko at the buzzer Saturday n ght lifted the Athens Bulldogs to a thriJiing 51 49 victory over the I.Algan Chieftains In the Class AAA Sectional Tournament at Oh1o Uruvers1ty Chonko s shot wsa hotly llisputed by the Logan team coaches and fans who felt the game endmg horn was soundmg before he shot the ball But 11 was counted as good enablmg Athens to enter the second round of tourney play this week Chonko s shot followed a fourth quarter that was delayed by tune outs tum overs and stalling the ball which resulted m each team scormg only seven pomts dunng the !mal period The Chleftams who con eluded the 19711-79 season With a 7 11 mark enjoyed two bnef leads m the frrst per od which ended In a 1~ 15 tie Athens tallied the I rst five pomts of the second per1od and eventually built a 0 pomt lead 31 21) With 3 06 left By halftime the Bulldogs were on top of a 35 27 score The Ch eftams came out frrmg m the thtrd quarter and outscored Athens 11 2 to grab the lead at 38 37 on a free throw by Pete C ark but Athens fought back to edge Into a 44-12 lead at the end of the quarter The fourth per1od featured a stalling game by Logan but 11 pa doff as a free throw by Pete Clark knotted the score at 47-17 w th 4 33 remauung This score stood lor over three mmutes until Clark goaled for Logan to g1ve the Ch els a 49-17 lead w1th I 18 remauung Just 15 seconds later David Mathews t ed I on a pair of free throws Then came a ser es of tune outs by both teams miSsed shots turnovers and more DEPART ,. ce ,. ce 0 DEPART SEWER Sewe Supe hou n Today In Hloiory By The A!180elaied Press Today IS Monday Feb 26 the 57th day of 1979 There are 3DB days Jell in the year To0 0 e C e k Bookkeepe day s highlight Ul hiStory S6 2 7 Pe yea On this date In 1531 an Ass s en Of ce c e k Bookkeepe S2 60 Pe hou earthquake m Portugal killed c e k of Boa d of Pub c tens of thousands of people A a s S3 80 Pe mon h E M SCELLANEOUS and flattened much of Usbon EMPLOYEES and other cities Secre ary to he Mayo On this date Less han s x mon hs se e $2 552 90 6 mos In 1521 the Spanish A e s x mon hs se v ce governor of Puerto Rico ss 6 e 2 Pe yea Sec on 2 Ponce de Leon sailed from A egu a emp oyees 40 hou s mus wo k he San Juan on hia second schedu ed wo k day expedihon to Florida p eced ng t1 ho day and he In 1802 one of the great fig WO k day fo OW ng a hO day ures In French literature o bee g b e o ho day pay No B ue cross day o V1ctor Hugo was born vaca on day can be taken on In 1815 Napoleon s hedu ed wo k dey befo eo a e ho day un ess Bonaparte escaped from the que ed 5 days vacat on s exile island of Elba to begin be ng aken A ho day ha h1s second conquest of ra s n a schedu ed vaca on France In 1918 during World War registrant must furnish his I Gennan planes bm!bed the correct license plate nwnber Italian c ty of Venice on this venflcaUon card m In 1919 the U S Congress order to be properly established Grand Canyoo registered lor 1979 National Park In Arizona Plan to register early m In 1967 f ve US warships your license month Dollison bombed supply Un1111 and a sa d The goal of year round munitions depot on the coiiSt registration IS to elunmate of North VIetnam the long lines that come at the Ten years ago President end of the license month Th s Richard Nixon made an un new system wont affect the precedented appearance tlmeyoureg sterth1syear so before the West German long end-of month lines are Bundestag In Boon and called st 11 expected He added If for mamtenance of AWed you wasted too much time strength buying a validation sticker last year mend your ways th1s year and register early Dally The aen ey 4 <1 2 TOTALS Edwa ds o 1 S 49 - Mo gan 3 0 2 20 LOGAN Lehman 3 4 0 D Be 3 C a k 8 4 20 F sk 3 0 6 Keynes 0 2 K eg l 0 2 6 Sco e by quarters A hens ogan S 20 5 2 9 5 Company Multimedia ~ .. ..... ...-·. Second o 1 Th s 0 d nllnce ake effec and be n e from and af e Feb Ull y 12 Passed he Feb ua y 979 A es scope o 0 979 2h day o Gene G a e ce k M L Ke ly P es den of Co~mc 226352 Sunday s Sports Tr:ansact ons By The Assotooled Press BASEBALL lau poatage paid a Amer can League National adverti.llne repreeen. taU e Lllndon Aasoct.tea: 3 tl M waukee Eu d A~ve Cleveland Ohio SUbacrl on atea lim Delivered bJ Nat ona Rou~ where carrier v,.., .lr/10 Biz !_,U0 "ntH monllu One In League C nc nnat Reds - Signed Me o Solo p l<her to a one table One month, 13.:1$:--BI'~ Ill Olllo and w II\'a Brewers S gned J m Gantne f elde re a a Ia b e 75 centa per week By Moto 4 9 2 2 7 2 0 2 8 0 0 0 4 9 4 0 0 0 0 0 76 TO TP 4 2 6 2 4 0 o 0 0 12 6 l 20 0 0 0 0 65 Publllhlnl Ohl~ servM:&._ PI# TO TP 20 3 23 20-76 Ga po sBueDev • 16 3 19 7-.15 Rock H I Red men OFFICIALS Joe Fargo and Pau Wh te m. carrier GAHS-Rock Hill box. . Score by quarte s Inc I PUneroy Ohio 41!111 - - Off.. ....... 2 18. Edllolia Pbooe 1112-mt Court St PUneroy Fairland s Dragons shocked second seeded South Pomt 63 62 m f1rst round action of the Class AA Sectional basketball tournament at Ironton Saturday mght and Galhpohs outscored Rock H1ll s Redmen 76-65 to advance to the semtfmal round Gal11pohs now 14-5 will on top to stay Jock horns With Farrland 13 Galllpolls led 20-16 after 5 on Wednesday begmnlng one period and 33 29 durmg at 8 15 p m m Ironton Sports the halftime IntermiSSion Arena Coach Jim Osborne s lads In Wednesday s first scored the first seven points semifinal game defending m the third penod to take a Class M state champ on 40-29 advantage Portsmouth liJ.ll will battle Gallipolis built a 54-40 lead Chesapeake at 6 30 p m With 1 55 left m the th rd Chesapeake Ul-9 edged Coal period and led 56-48 gomg Into Grove 50-17 Fr1day m Its the final period tourney opener Portsmouth GAHS outscored the drew a first round bye Redmen 20-17 In the fourth Big news Saturday night stanza was the elimination of South Bill (B g John) Armstrong Point ranked 17th In the state tossed n 18 pomts to pace In the f nal Class AA GAHS Jimmy HarriS added Associated Press poll last 17 and Jeff Cameron 11 week Scott Zornes led the Red Coach Carl York s Pom men with 20 points Terry ters defend ng Ironton Scott added 16 Randy Owens Sectional tournament 12 and Greg Gilmore 11 champions entered the Although GAHS h1t 55 contest With a sparkling 17 I percent of 1ts field goal at season record but two free tempts 32 of 58) the Blue throws by Fairland Devils gave up a season h gh sophomore Allen Burns w th 65 pomts Only state cham 24 seconds left m the game p1on Portsmouth had cracked sent the Pomters to the s de- the 66-pomt level against lines w th a 17 2 mark GAHS prior to Saturday South Point led 62..'i9 after Portsmouth beat GAHS two free throws by Buzzy 63-52 In regular season play .. Bick With 44 seconds left m on Dec 23 GAHS was a cool12 of 23 at" the game Tun N1chols scored from far out to cut the margm the foullme The Devils had to one 62~1 with 31 seconds 35 rebounds 11 by Cameron and 20 ass1sts e ght by left After South Pomt s B1ck Lanham The WUUJers had II m ssed a Wide-open layup turnovers Greg Kmca1d fouled Burns on Rock Hill which bowed out With a 11-8 record h t 24 of~~ the rebound attempt After Burns two free f1eld goal attempts for 43 throws Junbo DaVIs IIIISSed percent The Redmen hit 71 an 18-footer With 18 seconds percent of their free throws eft After a JUmp ball (17 of 24 Rock Hill had 28 Kmca d missed a 15 footer rebounds 10 by Terry Scott and Fairland s Marshall and had 12 turnovers Damels picked off the Here s the Fa rland..SOuth rebound as the final 11om Point box score sounded SOUTH PO NT 62) N1chols led Fa1rland s Adk ns 4 0 8 Dav s 0 l 2 attack with 18 points Davis Ramsey 2 5 B ck 6 2 14 B Adk ns 6 2 4 TOTALS 28 6 popped m 21 for the Pointers 62 In the n ghtcap Galltpolls FAt RLAND (63) tra led Coach Sam Hill s N cho as 8 2 8 Ham I n 3 7 Rock Hill Redmen 14-12 With Stuart 5 4 4 Dan el• 4 0 8 2 4 8 Bu ns 3 2 8 2 11 left Ill the frrst period Johnson TOTALS 25 3 63 before Jeff Lanham s goal Score by quarters and a driVIng layup by Jeff Sou h Po nl 6 20 2 4-.12 7 8 3 15-.13 Cameron put the Blue Devils Fa and Oleepl Sl-y by The Ohio \'alley a e Blue Devils outscore Redrnen in toum.ament GALLIPOt.IS BLUE DEVILS (76) PLAYER-Pas FG A FT A PF RB MakSmlhf 2500 2 3 E V C arke I ~ 6 2 4 5 Jeff Cameron c 58 J 4 J mmy Har s g 8 7 l3 2 2 B A ms ong g 6 0 67 3 2 Ma k Sle relt r 22 0 0 2 2 Jeff Lanham f 47 3 3 8 RtkDaleyg 0 oo o o G eg Alktn• I 23 Mark Weaver I 0 02 o GegHarngtong 00 00 0 0 N ck Rob nson g 0.0 00 ~ 0 TOTALS 32 58 12 23 21 35 ROCK HILL REDMEN (65) PLAYER Pas FG A FT A PF RB T m Dahon g 23 22 1 3 R~ndy Owens g 6 2 00 4 3 Te y Scott c 5 7 61 1 o G eg G mo e t 39 57 3 2 Scott Zornes I 8 3 47 5 7 Da e Roth r oo o o Ke h W I ams g 0 00 4 2 Dwayne Webb c oo 0 o 0 0 Ma k Malk ns I 00 00 0 0 TOTALS 24 55 17 24 8 28 3; 5. Sentmel 7- S 7 49 AT EASTERN The Harlan AU Stars Basketball team wlll be playing at Eastern High School at 8 p m Ibis evening The All Stars will oppose the Eastern faculty team Tbe public Is Invited -....... _..,-.., h 1\THENS S ) - Sm lh 4 2 o Chonko 2 2 6 B un ng 3 Ha 3 0 6 Mathews 3 2 8 l: Olyl!dJior DAVII) IIIJ8KIRK wh Box score ... ...~... ; DEVOTED TO THE INTEIU!2ITOF MEIGIJ.MABON AREA ROBBRTIIOEFL.Iat Publlohed - tune outs with Athens calling one as the clock showed six seconds remamlng Chonko s last second shot lifted Athens mto the two po nt v ctory margm and upped the r season record to 15-4 The tnumph marked the th1rd tune this season the Bulldogs took Logan as m two previous SEOAL clashes Athens won 5~3 and 70-12 Gary Bentley led Athens With 12 pomts and J K Sm th added 10 while Chonko nailed seven of the 18 Athens reboWids Pete Clark netted 20 pomts m his fma appearance m a Logan uruform With Dave Lelunan addmg 10 as both sen ors played thetr last h1gh school contest The Bulldogs canned 20 of 44 attempts converted U of 17 free throws had 17 turn overs and 13 personal fouls Logan hit 20 of 43 goals made n ne of 14 free throws pulled down 21 rebounds turned the ball over 23 tunes and drew 15 personal fouls --..... USPSUUII ga e a un aw u disputed goal period to set the game s tempo That balanced scormg has been an Important factor m the success of this year s Southern team which also captured another SV AC crown Dwight H ll opened Southern 1 scoring with a bucket with 7 20 to go m the first period Kyger Creek slowed the tempo down walling patiently for the good shot that never came The qu1ck banda of the Southern defense stole the ball two times Both tunes Southern s Tim Bramger hit for two from the corner W th v. The Department Store Of Bu1ld1ng Since 1915 - 1110 ,......,....Pil)'eor Biz lllOOihl 1 1 7 00 -~· months tt eo Subocrlollon price Inc udeo -1 year contract New York Mets lnv led Wayne Tw che p lche for a spr ng Ira n ng I Ia Named A Osmundsen bu Tin..S..Une I pen coach 51 Lou s Ca d nals S gned John Fulgham p cher Leon Durham !Irs baseman and Ken Obe kfe In e de BASKETBALL Nat onal Baskelba A55oc at on Wash nglon Bu el• A<l v~led M tch Kupchak cen e fo ward from the n u eel ese ve sf P aced Roge Pheg ey gua d on the n u ed ese ve st the score 6-4> With 5 30 stm remaining m the per od the Bobcats caUed for tlme The strategy pa1d of! as the Bobcats b1g center Jon Thompson got h steam on the scoreboard With a turnaround jwnper w th ~ 10 sbowmg But two m nutes later Southern s Dave Fmdley h t a long jumper from the top of the key and the Tornadoes were off and running In that same minute Kyger s Von Taylor their leading scorer p eked up his third foul and had to be benched lor the remamder of the half Southern s defense held h1m to JUst s x pomts The score at the end of the frrst period was 14 7 w th the slow down game of the Bobcats workmg to a certam extent Southern IS a runrung team and m the second per od ts bench gave the starters a break Sen or Jun 0 Br en came off the bench and sco ed lour qu1ck pomts and gathered m four qu ck rebounds But m the last two mmutes the game Bobcats held the Tornadoes of Coach Carl Wolfe scoreless while they were nettmg five pomts to stay within reach 25 16 at U!lerm SSIOn After tradmg buckets to open the second hatf Southern outscored the Bobcats 10-1 and w th 3 20 left m the th rd penod they had command at 35 20 From then on the powerful Tor nadoes never looked back building up a 22 pomt lead m1dway through the fmal per1od Hill paced h1s team w th 14 pomts many of them commg on some fine dr vmg twlstmg shots and Brlnager h t for 13 No other Tornado hit double f1gures but 0 Brien ended the n ght With eight points and Jack Duffy h t for seven Southern had a good n ght from the f eld h1ttmg 26 of 53 shots for ~0 percent but the charges from upr ver commlttg!l 15 turnovers They canned 4 of 9 foul shots and got outrebounded 31 26 Dale Teaford leading that department with s x caroms Thompson took scoring honors for the n ght as he paced Kyger with 17 pomts The Bobcats h t a cold 19 of SO shots for 38 percent and netted 6 of 14 free throws They had 13 turnovers and Thompson led the reboundmg With 12 SOUTHERN 157) Jack Dufy317 TmB nage 61 13 Dave Fo eman 2 o4 Dave F nd ey 3 0 6 Dw gh H 7 0 4 Ed Roush 0 2 2 Jonathan Rees 0 0 0 John Pape 0 Da e Teafo d 0 2 J m 0 B en 4 o 8 Totals 26 5 57 KYGER CREEK 44 Von Tav o 3 0 6 Tom Sp nge 0 2 Jon Thompson 7 3 1 John Wes a 3 7 G egg Sm h 3 2 8 Van Sick e 0 0 0 G mo e o o 0 Totals 19 6 44 s KC By Qua le s 425457 762444 0 BRIEN SC',,RES-Southern s Jim 0 Br en 4~ goes up for a short ump sJ ot n Saturday s champ10nsh p game of the Class A Sectional Tournament a Me gs H gh School Southern won ts thrrd stra ght tr p to the D str1c a Ch I co hew th a 57-47 wm over Kyge Creek Bobcat players check ng the action are Dav d Sands 44 Jon Thompson 34 and Tom Sprmger 30) James named MVP The down to the w re I n sh of the 1978 79 SEOAL champ onsh p basketball race that featu ed four tea ns battlmg for league ho o s was reflected Sunday when members of the SEO Sports wrtters and Broadcasters ASSOCiatiOn se ected the All SEOAL Basketball team Meetmg m Jackson he assoc at on nam ed three p ayers from the top lou teams to berths on the all a team m very c ose votmg wh ch resu ted 1n a s x man second team due to a t e vote The champ on Ironton T gers second place WBver y and Athens and fourth place Gall pol s each landed !h ee p ayers to account for 2 of the 9 all league select ons So close was the votmg that only D ck James of Ironton rece ved unammous honor from the 13 votmg members present James a sl ck 6-4 sen or forward also won out over four other candidates or Most Valuable Player bono s Athens Fred G bson was named coach of the year as he won out over two other nommecs G bson 32 gu ded the Bull dogs to a 14-4 season eco d and 11 3 m eague play m h s th rd l ear at the helm of !he Bulldog team Of the 11 p aye s makmg up the frrst and second teams only three are prev ous selections James was a f rst team member last year wh le Logan s Dave Lehman ad vanced from second team ast year to a I rst team berth Waverly s 6 8 Robert Ho singer was named to he squad lor the fo urth yea when he was chosen to the second team He was a second team member as a fresh na earned f rst team honors as a Ne sonv lie and Logan " e deadlocked at I 0-1 hono ab e ment on last year Head coaches attend ng when h s performance was Sunday s meetmg a Jo sub par follow ng a knee Lanes wer.e F ed Gibson operat on Athens J m Osbo Da e Lehman of Logan Gal pohs R ck Perdue won the free throw shootmg We ston C D Ha bee Ue as he converted 47 of 53 Waver y A Bu ge attempts m league play and Jackson and Ray M c w II be awarded a I ophy by Logan the SEO Sportswr ters and Broadcasters One year ago The Is aeli S x of the league s e ght Cabmet dec ded to continue hea d coaches were present s controverSla pol cy of Sunday to recommend es t ab l s h ng Is ae p ayers from th e r team settlements 1n occup ed Arab whom they felt shou d be terr ory nommated to the team A total of 21 players from the e ght team league were ecommended by the coa hes and 19 made the squad m a } ea that featured mo e talent overall smce the 1970 7 season It was noted that Ironton Waverly Athens and Gall po s aU had 10 or mo e league v ctor es ma rk ng only the second tune m the 54 year h story of the eague th s has occurred The lrrst four team race came m the 1948-49 season when Athens and Gall po s sha red th e c~ampwnsh p " th 12 2 rna ks wh le sophomore and was an PREVENTION IS lHE BEST POLICY M1ke DALE C WARNER INS 992 2 43 02 W Ma n Pomeroy 1979ALLSEOALBASKETBALLTEAM FIRSr TEAM PLAYER -SCHOOL HT YR Art Chonko Athens 6-1 Sr Junmy HarriS Gallipol s s.a Sr Dick James Ironton 6-1 Sr Dave Lehman I.Algan 5-10 Sr Joel Gordon Waver y 6-6 Sr SECOND TEAM Gary BenUey Athens 6-4> Sr Jeff Cameron Gallipol s 6-6 Jr Joe Fletcher Ironton 6-1 Jr Dave Evans Jackson 6-4> Sr Robert Holsmger Waverly 6-8 Sr Rob Norman Wellston 6-2 Sr HONORABLE ~ON ATHENS DaVId Matthews GALLIPOLIS Jeff Lanham IRONTON Ke Ill Harvey JACKSON Tom Evans LOGAN Pete Clark MEIGS Greg Becker WAVERLY Onno Steger WELLSTON Mark Swonger MOST VALUABLE PLAYER D ck James -Ironton BEST FREE THROW SHOOTER Dave Lelunan-Logan COACH OF THE YEAR Fred Gibson -Athens DALE'S KITCHEN CENT,R, INC WINTER MONTHS NOTHING TO DO' PUT IN A NEW KITCHEN' BIG 40% CASH & CARRY SAVINGS WHEN YOU DO IT YOURSElf BRING IN YOUR DIMENSIONS AND OUR EXPERTS WILL 2119 Jackson Ave Pomt Pleasant 675 2311 • �._ . ~----- - -J .. --·- --~-.- -- · -···'- r- . ·· . . . ... -...,, -- .- -~---- .· · · -~-- - ,. '' Phil Washington and Vince Dan !lise, w_ho tall ied 18 champions. " We finally blew 'em aut," Phelps." points and picked off 13 of Washington chipped in with Rio's 39 rebounds, played continued Lanham after the 13 points and Phelps nine. with four fouls apiece most of Redmen had handed Malone its ninth consecutive loss at The latter had eight of Rio's the second baH. . 22 assists. Dale Royse came through J.yne Center. After getting the upper Steve Lones, who finished with nine points, Dan Purcell hand, 5-2, early in the game, the game with 23 points, and · 15 and Mark Swain tossed in 18 markers for the MOC the Redmen dropped behind 12-5 and it looked like Malone was going to end that Rio Grande co urt hex. The Pioneers Jed 43-39 durin g the halftime intermission. How ever, the firedup Redmen came back strong during the final 20 minutes of action , outscoring the visitors ··- by a 66-39 count. home run in the· ninth · that players have to be' more prime form and some young Rio's aggressive defensive inning." aggressive and hustle harder _players bro.ught up from play and fine board work left Team batting average to field balls clemdy on the Indianapolis develop into th e Pioneer quintet in major leagu'ers. sagged to .256 last season, hard playing surface. and the Reds booted the ball The Reds are neither trade"We can. win right now," 1M .times after setting a club shy'nor actively in the player Wagner said. "I'm not saying record for fewest errors and market, Wagner said. He said we're going to because there the most errorless gaines in the former world champions are too many fac tors 1977. can he National League con- involved, including luck. But Wagner said synthetic turf tenders again with the talent we have an e~tablished club. infields partly accounted for already on hand , providing We don't have to go out and the increase in errors and superstars like Johnny Bench . look over 17 players to fill and Tom Seaver return to four spots." Signing RBI champion George Foster has become a key, too, and Wagner said negotiations on a new multi'· year contract are progressing although "we've Ohio High Sthool Hem lock Miller 61 , CrooksBaskelball kept it kind of low key ville 60, of By The Associated Press Jackson Center 63, Fort he cause that kind of thing can Saturday's Results Loramie 59 take over your organization." Class AAA Tournaments Johnstown Nor thridge 65, Wagner feels the storm of Alliance Marl ing ton 71 ., Howard East Knox 56 North Canton ,53 · Latham Western 56, Lees- protest over the firing of Athens 51. Logan 4.9 burg Fairfiel d 39 manager Sparky Anderson Canton Ti mken 64, Canton Malvern BL Berlin Hiland and the failure to sign free 1 GlenOak 49 52 agent Pete Rose has been Cincinnati Aiken 51, CinMilford Center Fairbanks cinnati Oak Hills 49, ot blown out of proporiion. 67, Sugar Grove Berne Union Cincinnati Hughe s 52, 65 "I don't feel any more presCincinnati Bacon 46 Mineral Ridge 80, Orwell sure,now than I did a year ago Cincinnati Mount Healthy Grand Valley 40 1 11 55 , Cincinnati Western Hills Newark Catholic 68 , orfiveyearsago 1 ' hesaid. 1 . 45 don't feel my job'son the line, Danville 56 Cincinnati Princeton 58, North Lewisbvrg Triad 61. and I think it's unfair that the Cincinnati Forest Park 52 Sidney Fairlawn 60, ot Cincinnati St. Xav ier 52, Portsmouth Clay SO. Ports- media has put so much presCincinnati Walnut Hills 51 , 2 mouth Notre Dame 45, 2 ot sure on (new manager) ol John McNamara to win right Racine Southern 59, Cleveland Heights 72. Cheshire Kyger Creek 47 away. Shaker Heights 56 Sidney Lehman 50, Houston "Although, in a sense, all Cleveland John F. Kennedy 40 our jobs are on the line every 59, Garfield Heights 54 Strasburg 76, Bowerston Columbus Briggs 54, Conolton Valley 56 day - you screw up. often ColumbuS Franklin Heights West Liberty . Salem 56, enough, big or small, and 39 Versailles 40 1 Columbus North 70, Woodsfield 77, Sarahsville You re gone." The Reds have 18 pitchers Columbus West 44 Shenandoah 64 Columbus Northland ss, in camp. Everybody \Vho was Regular Seaso'n Mt. Vernon 48 Cleveland Baptist 67, · expected has arrived except Eastlake North 91, Bratenahl 56 Wick litre 39 Elyria Lake Rl~ge 43 , relievers Pedro Borbon and Manny Sarmiento. Grove City 72. Columbus Cleveland Heritage 38 Marion -Franklin 71, ot The rest of the team joins Hudson W. Reserve 74, · Groveport 59, Columbus Cleveland Univ. School 56 the pitchers and catchers· at Whetstone 46 Redsland . camp Kent Roosevelt 57, Akron Five years ago: Members the Wednesday. Just five players Kenmore 51 of the House , Judiciary Lancaster 65, Washington Committee unsigned; including remain challenged C. H. Miami Trace 56 infielder Junior Kennedy, Lyndhurst Brush 63, · President Nixon's assertion who may he batUing Ray Ashtabula Edgewood 47 that he could not be Knight for Rose's third base Norton 95, Akron Garfield impeached except on the job. · 63 Springfield North 68, Piqua basis of evidence that he had violated criminal law. 48 Springfield South 65, Greenville 54 Class AA Tournaments Akron Coventry BO. DoylesInstall adequate town 79, ot . in~u lation in attics, Akron Hoban 81, Loudonfloors wails. ville 63 Bell ai re 79, Toronto 51 Cincinnati Madeira 51. Cincinnati McNicholas 44 deserve it." Lanham praised the entire Rio squad for its outstanding effort against the Pioneers. Malone bowed out with a 17-10 record. "They aU played super," Lanham said, "especially Defenses· stressed ~y Wagner, _Foster negotiations progress MERCERVILLE'S Mark Swain (15) completed his basketball career at Lyne Center In fine fashion Saturday night by scoring 18 points against visiting Malone in the MOC post-season championship tournament · game. Malone defender is Ed Yarbrough (30) who scored 18 points for the losers. · ~ollege Today's Sports World By HAL BOCK AP Sports Writer . Cincinnati Reading 51. North Bend· Taylor 49 Circleville 56, Wlll iamsporl Westfall 55 \ Cleveland Cathedral Latin 102. Peninsula Woodridge 56 Columbia Station Columbia 70, LaGrange Keystone '49 Columbus Grandview 57, Ashville Teays Valley 48 Columbus Hamilton Township 55. Carroll Bloom'Carroll so Columbus Mifflin 70, Sunbury Big Walnut 47 Columbus Wehrle I I·II I N. Halftime score : Ma1one 43 Rio 39. w. COMPTON, O.D. 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Close . ,fireplace damper when not ~. 65, can't he taught and is tough~ explain. It is a knack, an ability, Ju~:.in~on76 , Ct."y'ii,~ n a:et a remarkable talent for scormg goals that has put him in the brook 67 National Hockey League record book. Dayton Jefferson 70, Right riow, Mike Bossy of the New York Islanders is the hot- Blanchester 33 _test thing on two skates. He has developed into an awesome Dayton Northridge 80, New . Paris National Trail 56 scormg machine with 50 goals for the season, tops in the NHL. Day ton Oakwood 69, He has scored 27 goals in his last 28 games and has just finished Carlisle sa a record-tying scoring streak of 10 consecutive games. Delaware Buckeye Valley "I don't want to sound rash, or anything like that but 10 · 63, Johnstown 61, 2 ol games doesn't sound like an awful lot. Ten's not that much, g~!~~~lil1 .7 t0 ~~~l~~ 65 really," says Bossy. "I thought the consecutive game streak Hamilton Badin 44, Trenton would be longer than that. " Edgewood 41 Goals have always come easy for this bushy-haired young Hillsboro 70, Washington man from Monlreal, but he could have been playing for one of C.~~on River Valley 84 , a dozen other NHL clubs who chose ahead of New York in the· Galion Norlhmor 47 1977 amateur draft . Mason 63. Germantown Because of their success, the Islanders were pretty far down Valley View 61 in the draft rotation- No. 15, in fact. That meant 14 junior U~~d•;;a 61 ' Hanoverton hoc,key players would be gone before General Manager Bill Morrow Little Miami 67, Torrey could make hiS pick for the Islanders. That's a Jot of Camden Preble-Shawnee 63 talent to wade through and Torrey thought that Bossy would Olmsted Falls 63. Brooklyn 57 p . not"Tw be available by the time the Islanders' turn came up. th' k d' amesville Harvey 70, o mgswor e mourfavor,"saidTorrey. ''First, there Auror·ll s~ were three or four good defensemen available and the need is Proctorville Fairland 63, so greatfor them that most teams will grab them." South Point 62 So defenders Barry Beck and Roher! Picard and Doug Ul~~~h~ood North Union 62, Wilson and Brad Maxwell and Trevor Johanson were scooped Sparta Highland 62, MI. up. And Bossy remained , Gilead 56 "The other thing was that there were seven or eight right Springboro 61, Kings Mills wings available," Torrey cootinued."All of them had creden- Ki~ft~o~:vllle Buckeye South tials.'' 73, Bridgeport 69 So right wings Mike Crombeen, Lucien DeBlois, John AnTipp City 65, Dayton Kiser derson and Rick Selling were scooped up. A/ld Bossy re- 63 · ma 1·ned Uniontown L!ke 71 , .. · ' Ravenna Southeast-68 There wils a third thing ;,.. Bossy's reputation as a oneway Zanesville Maysville 51, hockey player. He cou\d score, certainly, but could he check? Zanesville West Musklngum Was he tough enough? 48 Class A. Tourn1ments J ohn F erguson of the New Yark Rangers and Ron Caron of . Berlin western Reserves~. the Montreal Canadiens were two who publicly doubted Bos· Us~A-nderson 51 sy's defensive abilities. So Ferguson, with two first-round C al Winchester 89, picks, drafted DeBlois and Ron Duguay for the Rangers. Caron CQI mbus Academy 73 Cincinnati 57 Country Day 58. Picked Mark Napier for the Canadie11S. All three pi cks were . 'Fayetteville made with Bossy still there fbr the taking. · , Columbiana Crestview 43, Ferguson, it should be noted, now works in Winnipeg. And Columbiana d2 . Caron draws scowls every time he passes Canadien Coach Cortla~d Maplewood 63, Windham ~7 Sc otty Bowman in the halls of the Montreal Forum. East canton 53, Cuyahoga In 131 NHL games, Bossy has scored 103 goals, an unhelei- Falls Cuyahoga Valley vable pace. No man has ever hit 100 faster. <;hristian so ' Box score : IChampionsliTp Gamel MALONE (82) - Keuchea 4-0-8; Sommer!' 2-0-4; Hershberger 2-2-6; Volarich 3-0-6; Yarbrough 7-5-19 ; Coffman 20.4; Mewietleld 1-3-5; Mills 51-11; Waters 8-2-i8. TOTALS 34-14-82. RIO GRANDE CIDS) Phelps 4-1-9 ; Lones 11-1-23; Pu rcell 7-1-15 ; Swain 7-4-18;. Bise 6.2-18 ; Royse 3-3-9; Washi ngton S-3-13; Davena 00-0. TOTALS 45-15-IOS. · .~---------------------..,--, Tournament scores It is a gift, Mike Bossy will tell :·ou, a God-given gift that . London 52 .. shambles, a nd the huge crowd loved every minute of that "big blowout of 1979." At the foul line, Rio connected on 15 of 22 charity tosses for 68.2 percent. The Redmen had 26 turnovers. Ed Yarbrough paced the losers with 19 points and siK rebounds. Mike Waters added 18 points and picked off seven of Malone's 38 rebounds. Greg 'Mills scored 11 points for the losers. -.~ WIN WITH THE TORNADOESA WINNER DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO LOSE .. Rio gains berth in NAJA Distric-t 22 tourney Coach Art Lanham's Rio Lyne Center earlier this year, Grande College Redmen Central State edged the advanced to the District 22 Redmen, 72.00. NAJA Tournament for t he Malon e. Coach Phil fo urth consecutive year Hosk ins, following Saturfollowing Saturday night's day's stunning setback to the smashing ,105-82 basketball Redmen, told Coach victory over visiting Malone. Lanham's crew "You It was the 1979 championship game of the- Mid-Ohio Conference post se ason tournament. Enroute to their 18th victory of the camapign, the Redmen established a ne w Lyne Center shooting reco rd, sinking 45 of 65 attempts for a sizzling 69.2 percent. The ol d mark was 64 percent, set by Rio Grande TAMPA, Fla. (AP ) against Malone in the 1977 Reds' errors were way up last Mid-Ohio Conference and the team was outhit year championship game. by opponents by six Rio Grande will battle Central State University in percentage points, so look for the 1979 NA1A District 22 a new emphasis this year opener at Central state on from club President Dick Monday , March 5. The Wagner. DefenSe . Bulldogs have eliminated Rio " I started talkir)g about Grande from District 22 Ulis last summer," Wagner competition the past two said, waiting out a tropical years, preventing Rio from rainstorm near the Reds' making that long-awaited spring training camp. "You trip to Kansas City, Mo. for can't sit around all week and the national finals. wait for somebody to hit a In a regular season game at ... - - Money · out the d ~nder WID o~•r dollars h d 1 out t e oor.., osses ~~~ ~~~~~s . W~thout proper msulation m . · . 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' �.. ...... . -_.. ___ , _, t 7-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, Feb. 26, 1979 ... ~ , 4 ···· · ~ , ·~ · · ~ .. . . .... . .. , , .... . , . .. ... .. ~- • • , .. ... _ .... Birth of son . • Founder's Day discussed Thursday night by Beta Beta Chapter of Beta.Sigma Phi Mr . and Mrs . .Luke McDaniel, Long Bottom, are announcing the birth of a son, Adam Luke, born oil Feb. 2 at the Holzer Medical Center. He weighed eight pounds, four ounces and was 21 inches long. Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel have another son, James. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hill, Racine and paternal grandparents• are Mr. and Mrs' Carl McDaniel, Point Pleasant, W. Va. Paternal greatgrandmothers are Mrs. J. Smith Roush, Point Pleasant • W. Va ., and Mrs. .Kenneth Birchfield, Gallipobs. · Mora who will have charge of ways and means eountry · Cleveland, May 18-20, was their muncy must be in to with Margaret Follord Follrod served refreslunents. pn>seriting material on June VanVranken and Mary making them for all three store was postponed until the agcdn noted with severa l Clarice Krautter by March 5. Morris will be hostesses for The program on horoscopes pisces . chapters of Beta Sigma Phi. last meeting in May. members planning to attend. Mrs. Welker and Mrs. the next meeting . Mrs. Kiur read a paper The convention to be held in Members were reminded that was given by Pearl Welker, prepared on the history of the sorority to be submitted for :!:':;: :, :;::· :>:.. ::: ·:: ;:.:.:;:...: :, :::....:;· :.:; :. ·:·: ·: ::: :- .;:.: :;' . :.: :,:;.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~;~~ the Meigs County history book. Margaret Follrod, on vacation to California recently; told of her visit with Lois Rosenbaum in Danville, GEORGE LOGAN :1 Calif. Mrs. Rosenbaum was George Logan, Hemlock selected valentine gjrl of her f7ograms on hypertension Donahue was the runner-up . Grove, who has been in Room IS SHE AN OVER-AGE GROUPIE? chapter there, a preceptor by Nita Wisniski has been Donna Elliott received her 20 437 at the Holzer Medical HELEN AND SUE: group, and Mrs. Follrod acCenter, has been taken back presented this past week at pound ribbon. I used to think of "groupies" as nuttyt.;.,n-agers, but now the Slinderella diet classes. companied her to a meeting. into intensive care. that I'm nearly one myself they don't seem so dumb ... except Loi s was given a gift for the . Following her program on thatl'ma little old for this. I'm 18. honor. high blood pressure and the It started when a friend and I saw a well-known rock group conditions which it causes, Norma Amsbary presided · here in L.A. By the time the·show was over I was crazy about at the meeting with the social f one of the stars. My friend already had a crush on another guy Mrs. Wisniski took the blood committee reporting on a pre":lures of the persons at•• , in the sbow (that's why she talked me into attending) .~nd we tendmg. She gave the proparty to be held at the home · couldn't bear never seeing them again, if only from a distance. of Lillian Moore on March 31. So we followed them to San Francisco and took in ali five of gram at both the morning and Husbands will be guests. The . their perfortnances, usually sitting in the front row. AU the stage crew and ushers got to know us and so did the guys, who Churches. ~ were overly nice to us. At the morning class, two When we came home, we called them a couple of times and new members were welcomthey pulled themselves away from adoring fans to talk to us as ed. Dixie Sayre lost the most Bruce Riffle if we were old friends . weight during the week, with I haven't thought of anyone else since. We're planning a Sherri Clark being the Receives promotion longer trip to see the group play -I guess that's how groupies runner-up. Cora Lee lost the Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. start. I'm so gone on this fellow I've even considered losing my most weight at the evening Bruce F. Riffle, son.of Mr. virginity to him if he notices me that much. class and the runner-up was My mother thinks I'm absolutely insane (she's very old- Loretta Tiemeyer. kidneys aren't ·functioning and Mrs. Roy F. Riffle, Perhaps Prostate Trouble properly. I drink a lot of Bashan Road, received his fashioned). Do you think I'm crazy to follow him? - H.P. By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Thehna Roach was the big DEAR DR LAMB -I am~ fluids, consisting of water,' second promotion in the U.S. DEAR H.: loser with Alma Jeffers, Not crazy, but not sensible either. 59-year-{)ld man and am very inilk, iced tea and a six-pac~ Air Foree in January at Diana Johnson, and Jan Ann Look at it this way : what you can ·expect (unless you're a se- Van Meter tying for runneractive. There must be an of beer once or twice a week, March Air Force Base, California. cond Cinderella) is a few one-night stands with a rock star who . up at the Mason Class Moh-MODEL obstruction of my urinary but very little coffee. Airman I Riffle had 2969 takes groupies as they come and moves on. Since you're more day rught. At Thursday When I relieve myself I • tract or my bladder or my training in electronic " iMocent than most you'll be more hurt than most when brush- night's class at Point Pleahave to keep making trips to the bathroom and have to go engineering at Chanute Air off time comes. sant, a film on hypertension • • ---~ immediately for I can't put Force Base in Illinois and is The chase is exciting, tme, but it Isn't worth the chances from the Meigs C o u n t y R O P E R off. I have a hernia and have now in heavy equipment and you'li take.- HELEN · Health .Department was in combat engineering put the repair job off and am shown. Sally Walden lost the . . . . . wondering if there may be California. MICROWAVE ..:• most weight, and Sharon He is a 1977 graduate of pressure from the hernia that simplified solid state pushbutton ·: is affecting the bladder or Eastern High School. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bissell, Bashan, kidneys. Is there any rt. controls lor time/power/temperature! -·; medicine that could relieve and Mrs. Leal Riffle RobinMONDAY ~I . Mr. and Mrs. Stephen TatOuick and. easy I Single· pushbutton for choice of 10 power ,: son, Jackson, are grandBETHEL 62, International this condition? I don't recall parents. · C terson,Pomeroy,areannoun- levels. Smgl.e pushbutton for cho1ce of 10 tempe ra tures ! Order of Job 's Daughters, having this problem when I Polly ramer cing tlii!' birth of their first With AulomatiC Temperature Control. Pushbutton selection • 7:30 Monday night at the Mid- was younger ...~. child, a son, Jan . 19 at the for cooking times up to 99 minutes , 59 seconds. 1.5 cu. ft . ; DEAR READER - Many dleport Masonic Temple. Holzer Medical Center. The 1ntenor • automatiC defrost cycle • built-in cooking .: Is a Problem and find it is getting hard. Put Porcelain people develop problems they PUBUC MEETING 7 p.m. didn't infant, 17 inches long and surface • one-touch door release . :: By Polly Cramer such. a piece in a soup plate have earlier. Of The February meeting of Monday at Racine Village course, you 'II have to have an the Twin City Shrinettes was ,• and use a sharp knife to cut weighing five pounds, one Do it the Roper E-Z-way! POLLY'S PROBLEM Automa1ic Temperature Hall to complete details for examination to find out exact- held Thursday night at the • DEAR POLLY - We mov- into tiny chunks and then ounce, was named David · Control . . ideal lor soups , aMexation plan. Means of ly what is wrong. You could home of Mrs. Gertrude Mit- ed into a house where mash with a fork like mashed Joseph. • casseroles, vegetables , • financing water lines and grandparents are Paternal come off the When mashed add porcelain had poatoes. have a urinary tract infec- chell. fowl , meats! streets for aMexation to be lion. Another very likely probathtub by chemicals that mayonnaise and mix to make Mrs. Joanne Tatterson, Mrs. Cora Beegle presided • discussed. Representatives babOily is that you have an at the meeting which opened REG. were stored there . Is there a sandwich spread. Use at Pomeroy, and Jack Tatterfrom Buckeye Hills - Hocking enlarged proslate ... ,l'he with the Lord's Prayer in any way to refinish this tub? - room temperature and find son, Lebanon . Maternal • ~· PRICE VaHey Regional Develop- prostate gland 1 sur- unison. Thankyounoleswere GRACE. Mr.. and grandparents are none of the original fine • ment Commission to be rounds the urethra and can read from Mrs. Iris Kelton DEAR GRACE- According flavor of the cheese is lost. ; Mrs. James Trent, Oceana, present. W. Va. Maternal greatgrandobstruct the outflow from the for remembrances during her to a booklet put out by the MRS.H.W.P. MEETING OF Racine bladder. That's the main illness; Leopha Wagner for Porcelain Enamel Institute • DEAR POLLY • When father is Millard Gilmore, Emergency Squad scheduled reason many men have to flowers sent at the death of damaged porcelain surfaces hanging the wash on an out- Cheshire. ' ,;Jn' for 7:30p.m. Monday moved ·~ can be repaired with one of side line I loop a rubber jar • have a prostate operation. her husband. to6:30 p.m. at the fire station. Your description of your difReported ill and unable to -the do-it-yourself kits that are ririg over the line and then BOOKMOBILE ••" • SCHEDULE MIDDLEpORT PTA,7 :30 ficulties isn't sufficiently · attend were Mary Hughes , sold. Of course, repair by a hook a clotheshanger in the The bookmobile schedule Monday night at the school. detailed for me to have a very Clara Adams, Beulah Ewing, professional is the most ring. Neither clothes nor Parents of Miss Debbie Ohl- good idea if this is the pr<>- and Mrs. Kelton. The, March desirable. Actual porcelain hanger wiU slip of even when for Tuesday is as follows : meeting will be held on the enamel is not really used in the wind blows.- MRS. J .H. Long Bottom, 3 to 3:30 inger 's first grade will be blem or not. A person with an enlarged 22nd at the home of Mrs. Em- such repair. A type of paint is Polly wiU send you one of her p.m.; Reedsville, Reed's hostesses. Mrs. Lucy White's fourth grade will led in the prostate usually has trouble rna Clatworthy in Middleport. usually .used and is naturally signed thank-you newspaper Store, 4 to 5 p.m.; Tupper's pledge, and the Rev. James starting his stream and may Attending the meeting were not as durable as the original coupon clippers if she uses Plains, Arbaugh Housing, your favorite Pointer, Peeve 5:30 to 6:30 ·p.m.; Chester "TWO IN ONE STO_RE" Broome will have the devo- have trouble stopping it. The Shirley Beegle, Mrs. Clat- finish.- POLLY stream is often small as opworthy, Mrs. Beegle, Mrs. DEAR, POLLY Our pool or Problem in her colum. Methodist Church, 6:45 to tions. In the event school is 106 N. 2nd Ave. · Middleport, 0. cancelled, there will be no posed to the large easy flow of Lura Byers, Mrs. Edna table is used quite frequentlv Write POLLY'S POINTERS . 7:45; BaumAddition, 8to8:30 youngeryears. Slusher, Mrs .' Mitchell, wM and diit gets in aU around and in care of this newspaper. p.m. PTA meeting. · If there is a lot of trouble in . served refreshments, and a is hard to remove. Rather RUTLAND GARDEN than get the vacuum out CLUB, 7:30 Monday at the passing urine, the bladder guest, Twila Childs. ., every tifue) want to clean ill home of Mrs. Margaret Par- may be overdistended with find .a stiff paint brush works ' sons. Mrs. Carl Denison, co- retained urine, often causing perfe ctly. hostess, to discuss a topic on a person to urinate frequentThought for today: It is weeds " 1.! 11ouseplants. Ex- ly.. the overfilled bladder characteristic of wisdom not PATRICIA. DEAR POLLY Before hibit of "'''1( food by Mrs. keeps signaling that it needs to do desperate things throwing an old girdle away, Jack Ro•. , . Gardening tips to be emptied, but the person Henry David Thoreau, cut of the round rubber knobs never succeeds in emptying it American writer, 1817-1862. by Mrs. Al bert Woodard. on the supporters as there are because of the obstruction TUESDAY a number of good uses for from the enlarged prostate SPECIAL MEETING, them. I find that when glued gland. f ann sendipg you The the urethra or bladder area . Middleport Masonic Lodge on with that popular milky Health Letter number 1-6, DEAR DR. LAMB - Could 363, F&AM, 7 p.m. Tuesday at Prostate Gla,nd, to give you a white glue they make exyou tell me the benefits, if temple with work in the better idea of how this can af- any derived from taking cellent feet for flower pots Fellowcraft degree ; All fect you an~ what can be done alfalfa tablets? The man at and are good to glue on the master masons welcome. backs of pictures so the about it. Other readers who PAST MATRONS of want this issue can send 50 the health food store said I frames do not scratch the should take them for hay . . Pomeroy Chapter 186 cents with a long, stamped, fever and would not need an- walls. I have even put them Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the self-addressed envelope for tihistamines. I bought a bot- on my electric mixer stand to home of Mrs. Ella Smith. it. Send your request to me in tle and the directions say, replace the worn ones. Trlm A WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, care of this newspaper, P. 0. take four tablets with each closely around each one when • ·~ Veterans Memorial Hospital, Box 1551 , Radio City Station, meal. They smell and taste so cutting them off and save any Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. at the New York, NY 10019. bad I can hardly get one extras for future use. . hospital. Nita Wi sniski, Now regarding your her- down, much less four . Please GENEVIEVE: . Meigs 8ount)' hypertension nia, if you're talking abo.ut a let me know about these DEAR POLLY - Many or us . nurse, will speak on blood hernia in the groin, · the alfalfa tablets' benefits so I have small packages of pressure. pressure from such a hernia, can continue to force them cheese that came in gift AMERICAN LEGION if there is any at all, isn't near down or throw them away. packages during the holidays AUXIUARY, Both junior Founder's Day plans were discussed during the Thursday night meeting of Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held at the Riverboat Room at the Meigs Office of the Athens County Savings and Loan Co. The observance will be held on April 26 at the Mei9s Inn. Mildred Karr and Velma Rue will have the program. The program book will be prepared by the social committee for the Founder's Night celebration of Roberta O'Brien. Mary Morris, Arul Rupe, Leota Young, Eleanor Thomas, June Van Vranken, and Janet Hill. Velma Rue and Lillian Moore of the program committee will assist with the book. Favors for Founder's Day were displayed b)' Maida . : Generation Rap ·!1! Programs on By Helen and Sue Hottel il ·hypertension given World Day of l,>rayer will islands will unite in prayer oit be celebrated by the Church this historic day. The service Women United of Meigs for this year was written by County on Friday at the studel)ts in the Pan-African Pomeroy First Baptist Leadership Court for Women· Church. at Mindolo Ecumenical The service with women Foundation in Kitwe, from the area churches Zambia. The five-month participating will ~gin~Ieadership course trains up to I :30 p.m. ~rs. Thomas Bentz. twenty women each year IS · president of the employed by churches, other organiZation and encourages voluntary organizations, and W?m~ from aU churches to governments from various jom m the World Day of African countries. The Prayer program. purpose of the courSe Is to World Day of Prayer dates give women leadership back to 1887 and this year training skills in areas in women In 140 countries and 33 which WOJ!!~n carry the main · 1 BOLOGNA £-l~ f Calendar 1 POL •v·s CHEESE WEDNESDAY POMEROY ,MIDDLEPORT LIONS Club regular meeting , noon, Wednesday at the Meigs Inn; all members urged to attend. LONG BOTTOM Community Association meeting, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at community building. SALE 25% Off Purcha, Just Present Your Golden Buckeye Card When Ordering. ADOLPH'S DAIRY VAL1£Y FRIDAY: SATURDAY: Meigs Brandl - BOX APPLES ......Y!.~~~~~~ ... $279 U. S. NO. 1 POTATOES .•.. 50 LB. $359 FRESH MUSHROOMS ...~.~7.. SALE DATES FE.RUARY 26 - MARCH 3, t1979 SNOW FLOSS SAUEilKRAUT .................... EINZ 3 '~;:: 5 1 00 DEL MONTE • TOMATO JUICE · ............................. ,. .. .. .. ·~~·: 59< TC MAXWELL HOUSE · INSTANT COFFEE ...................................... '~~~, • 32-oz. .$ WELCH'S GRAPE JAM or 7' 3 ASSORTED VARIETIES HEINZ GRAVIES ..................................... 2 'J;:: 89< Bottle PLAIN, HOT, ONION or SMOKIE limit three 18 OZ. BTl. KRAFT B .SAUCE MAXWELL HOUSE 69~ ALL GRINDS COFFEE............ Limit one with coupon ~~·· ~~~~. RICHE LIEU SALAD DRESSING .••.......•......•••......•...•....•... ·~;~· 79< ARMOUR VIENNA SAUSAGE GREEN GIANT OREEll 2 s , CORN $100 17·o•. Whole Keme13 •••• ,12 ·oz. Niblets • Cans 2 c ... $ 100 WHOLE or SL.ICED GREEN GIANT 2 \11 · 0l MUSHROOMS ................. 20·ol. 391 ~ I CARDINAL HAMBURG OR WIENER I COKE Plus deposit cr. 49e 8 16-oz.$109 Bottles . · ("'> ~ -.-a co z Limit tWO With " '" " ' · 01! 1 e011p011 pit Seve up to 110 STORE S f. 12oz. , .' ~ JUICE TAB SPRITE OR ·. BUNS 12 HALVES 99e PORK & BEANS ........ .. ............................ Coo FINE. MEDIUM or WIDE ,•..,.s109 ARMOUR BEEF SJE W............. ,................. Coo MUELLER NOODLES ................................. .':;:• 69< BORDEN'S lh GALLON ICE CREAM ................. 40~ OFF BEVERAGE VALUE MONARCH BARTLETT PE SOLCAMS VAN CAMPS GREEN GIANT 16·oz. Cr•am Style $149 ~ ~ Cons oc 0 ~ ~ OO·.W·O!i ~ CAROINAL'f~ 16-oz. Can .., 6Vz-OZ. Can • CAR OINALFOO DSTOBES \ 199 aoRoENs ·'' BORDENS . SKYROCKETS or PUSH .UPS .............. '~·~· 5 1" MRS. PAULS VALLEY BELL 99e 21 , CHOC. DRINK or oT . aunERMILK • •• •• • •• • • •• . IWEETMILK or BUTTERMILK BISCUITS...........................2 ~·~;: IALLARO _, . -....- :.::: 39C· 23 _01 FISH STICKS or FILLETS .............. ..,.· VALLEY BELL · 6 Pak DRUMSTICKS··· ...... ··· ........ · ORAl \ '·..: , .~ . , ·I $24f '" 89C ..... ' ~ SNOW CROP • . . MRS. PAULS ONION RINGS ............. ~':•:~ 99• 1-Lb. Carton ·FRESH BUTTERMILK ............................ ~::• 791 BORDENS SOUR CREAM ......................................... 1:~-::~ 791 -·--·-. Xl{·lililt•l:l $10.00 purchase limit two with ·aR&ARIIE .... H·7 'bo Sf ORES CARDINAL ' W. Main St. .216 ·' 99~ LB. ROME BEAUTY OR WINESAP QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED .-. • Athens Co~ty Savings & Loan Co. TOMATOES····2 .-...• 9 AM UNTIL 11 AM .;... 1 PM UNTIL 3 PM NO RED RIPE ! • MONDAY: 9 AM UNTIL 11 AM - 1 PM UNnL 3 PM TUESDAY: 9 AM UNTIL 11 AM - 1 PM UNnL 3 PM WEDNESDAY: 9 AM UNTIL 11 AM - 1 PM UNnL 3 PM THURSDAY: 9 AM UNTIL 12 NOON SENIOR CITIZENS LB. FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN EFFECTIVE MARCH 1, 1979 Americanism chainnan, and Mrs. Don Hunnel, legislative chairman, will have the pr<>gram. SHROVE Tuesday pancake supper, 6 p.m. at Episcopal · Parish House, Pomeroy, open to public. FREE BLOOD pressure clinic, 11 a.m. to 2 ·p.m. Tuesday at Harrisonville Town Hall sponsored by Senior Citizens Club; public welcome. MOLASSES··· 2 • . FOOD STAMPS WILL BE ISSUED 'DURING THE FOLLOWING HOURS ONLY. SORGHUM BREASTS .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••• 'LB. THIGHS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••-••••••••••• LB. WINGS •••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• ~; ••••••••• LB. ardinal . IMPORTANT NOTICE SHOP PRODUCE FRYING CHICKEN VAUGHAN' ~ .. BAKER'S BUDGET LB. WHOLE BIGGEST SAVINGS IN TOWN! .. and senior units, Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, 7:30 Tuesday night at the hall. Miss Erma Smith, $}69 LB. Sbrinettes meet INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY Today's birthdays : Comedian Jackie Gleason is 63 . Former movie star Betty Hutton is 58. Opera singer Donald Gramm is 52. MIXED FRYER PARTS LONGHORN · bi h A POINtERS nnounce NOW coming together from different places for the World Day of Prayer l979. We bope U1e voices of the Pan-African Leadership Course at Mindolo can be beard in solidarity with the voices of women in the world as we pray together on World Day of Prayer 1979." FRYER PARTS 89¢ PIECE LB. NEw from A.merzca •· 5 ld t k, , l' ( ~~~~t~~~~e~~:,~u:tt~ o es coo zno- specza zsts. 1 respoosibility. The women this message : "Our warm are then equipped to promote greetings to all the Christians women'sadvancement and to around the world who are head women's organizations and programs in their respective countries. YOUTH RF.VIV AI. Each year, women in a A youth revival will be held different nation are asked to write the \Vorld Day of . at the United Pentecostal Prayer service . based on Church, South Third Ave., themes chosen by the Middleport, Tuesday through International Committee for Friday evenings, 7:30 p.m. World Day of Prayer. Church The Rev . Robert Myre will be Women United is the the evangelist and there will officially recognized be special singing by the sponsor of World Day of youth chpir and others. The Prayer in the United States. Rev. William Knittel is the The women of Africa. send pastor. SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warner, Syracuse, announce the · birth of a daughter, Tara Ann on Jan. 19 at O'.Bleness Hospital. The infant weighed eight peunds ijnd eight ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grindley, Co lumbus · paternal grandparents, rvir: and Mrs. William Warner Middleport; maternal great : grandmothers, Phyllis Martin, Columbus, and Cora G rind1ey, Min ersville ; paternal great -grandfather, Herman Warner, Pomeroy. The couple are also the parents of two-year old Nicole LyiUl. TASTEE HEALTH ,-Social .. Announce birth 'World Day of.Prayer' celebrated Friday· ,. ~·- .. ,r ' "? -ll ~ 'bo STORES 2 12-oz. · Cans $149 . \rt ' .~ "' SAVE· UP TO 76• . ,.) 'I ASSORTED VARIETIES 1· Lb . Pkg. BANQUET DINNERS ............ ':k;~ . I;.-:; 59( ·~ 'bo STORES ' I :t ' �• .,.,' " ' •. 8- The Daily Sentinel, 1\'liOaJeporH'omeroy , u , Monday, Feb. 26,1979 O.RDINANCE NO 1071-79 An Ordinance to establish Village Jobs and Wage Rates, ~nd establishing legal holidays, vauttons and s •ck lea 'I.· e. elects not to P.arttcipate in the For Best Results Use Sentinel Classifieds plan may f ile a subsequent electton to parttctpate. and , If acceptable to th e msurance company on a non rated basts , th en such employee may become a parttctpant m 1t ordamed by the the plan Upon part tcl pah on CoUnci l of the V•llage of ' " the plan the addtftonal Mtddleport as follows . compensat ton shall be Sec 1 That the following cancelled L tkewtse , any wage scale IS hereby adopted employee who parttctpates In for employees of the Village the plan may tde an electton of Mtdd tepo rt to wtthdraw from the plan , '" Ch1ef of Poltce, 5782 00 per which event his wages or month Si!tlary , .!.~ th ~c ase may be , Reg ular Patrolman shall be ad rusted as pro vtd ed S years or 'IITt ore serv1ce, '" th tS paragraph 53 SJ per hour Sec X I All Ordinances 10 I year to 5 yel!rs service, conflict with th1s Ord 1nan ce 53 37 per hour are hereby repealed Less than 1 year serv1ce, Sec XII This Ordinance S3 21 per hour shall tak.e effect and be in Ex tra Police , 53 16 per hour force from and after Febr uary 12, 1979 Street Employees S years or more serv1ce, Passed th e 12th day of February 1979 S3 35 per hou r 1 year to s year s se rv1ce, Attest Gene Grate 53 20 per hour Clerk. Less t han 1 year serv 1ce, M L Ke lly SJ 05 pe r hour Pres•dent of Co uncil Poo l & Park Dtrector, 12 ) 26. (3) 5, 21C $404 25 per month Ltfeguards , 52 00 per hour Sec r etary to Mayor , $336 00 ORDINANCE N0 . 1080 79 per month AN ORDINANCE TO Extra CleriCa l Help , $3 28 REGULATE PARKING pe r hour DURING EMERGENCY Cier~, Cemeter y Trustees , SNOW CONDITIONS S96 00 per month Vo lunt eer Fr r emen S29 00 Be 1f o rda 1ned by the per year counctl of the Vtlla ge of Counct\men elected before Mtddleport as follow s 1971! , 54 oo per meet •ng (2 4) Sec ' I Tha t an emergency Councilmen elected fo r snow co ndttt on shall ex tst at 1978 , sa 00 per meef tng ( 24) suc h ttm e dur tno snow or Prestdent of Co unc tl 510 00 other severe wtnter weather per meettng (2-4) cond •f•ons as the Mayor Board of Pub l• c Affa• rs, determ1nes that the nat ure or S4 00 per meeftng (1 2) quant tt y ot snow or weather Clerk, Board of Public cond ttion constttutes a A ffa~rs, 5531 00 per mo nth ser to us hazard to per so ns DtS pa tcher $ 107 00 per travelmg on the streets and mon tH- htghways The Mayor sha ll Cle r k, Water Departm e nt, •mmed•a tel y upo n makm g S3 04 per hour suc h determ •nat1on tssue a Water & Sewage procla matton m wr 1tm g an d Sup ertnte nd ent, $3 96 per no t tfy the public of th e hou r ex •stenceo f s uch con dtf ton by (1'12 ttmes over .40 hours) , any avat lable me ans $5 94 per hou r An eme rgency snow con Water & Sewage Asst ddion shall cease to ex 1st Su pertnf e nd e nt , \J ;)tl per upo n th e determ lnatfon of th e hour Mayor that such cond•t•on no Meter Reader, S3 35 per long er extsts The Mayo r hour sha ll not1fy the publtc tn th e Water & Sewage Dept , same manner as above Extra Help prOVIded 5 years or more servtce, Uec 11 During the $3 35 per hour ex 1stence of an emergency 1 year to 5 years serv•ce, snow condttton , no person SJ 20 per hou r shall pa rk a motor veh1cle Less than 1 year se r v•ce, upon a publ•c street •n a ny $3 05 per hour othe r area ot the Ctty except Me c han• c, $3 72 per hour as follows Cemetery On s tre e t s where legal 5 years or m or e service, pa rk.ng •S permt tfed on both sj 35 per ho ur s •des, park1ng sha ll be on the 1 year to 5 years service, eve n numbered s td e of the SJ 20 per hour str eet on even numbered Less than 1 year se r v 1ce, days a.nd upon the odd $3 05 per hour numbered s td e of the street Rel•ef D•spatc her , 52 90 per du nn g odd numb ered days . hour Sec Il l Veht c les parked tn Sw imming ln str\Jcto r , S3 25 v•olat1on of thts sectton will per ho ur be tow ed at th e expense of me Custod tan , S43 0 0 per owner month Sec_ IV Our •ng dec lar e d ' All extra hou rs for hou r ly snow emergency , th is Or . em ployees will be a t th e dtnanc e s up e r cedes all other hourly rate pa rki ng r e gula t io ns Any SE C I I That sec re t ana l, p e rs on found guilty of cle r •c al and -or bookkee pmg vi o latmg th IS section shatl be record keep tng ho ur ly em . ftned Twenty f ive Do llars ployees be e mpl oyed at a ($25 00) maxtmum of 35 ho urs pe r Sec t •on II Thi s ordtnance week, excep t for an shall take effect and be m e mergen cy that shall artse, for ce from and aft e r satd emerge n c y of extra February 12, 1979 hours to be appr oved by F'assed th e 12th day of Council February 19 79 SEC Il l Th e fo llowmo are he reby de c lar ed as legal Attest Ge ne Grate Cler k holtdays for the employees of the Village of M 1ddleport M L Kelly New Year's Da y, Memona l Prestden t ofCounc ll Day , Independence Day, (2) 26, (3 ) s, 2tc Labor Day , Thanksgtvmg Day Christmas Day IN THE SEC IV ThatsatdSalartes COMMON Pl!EAS COURT w111 be In effec t retroact•ve to MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Ja nua ry 1 1979 SEC v' ' Each fu ll t 1me A T H E Ns C 0 u NT Y e mployee of th e Village shall SAVINGS & LOAN COM· be entitled to stck leave in the PANY amo unt of one and one four PLAINTIFF (1114) day s per month, and vs sha ll be e nt1tled to a ccr Ue JAMES SEE , whose address sa rd s tck le a ve up to one 1s unknown ; CORA SEE, 1003 hu ndred twent y (120) days South Se~ond Street, Mtd SEC VI Each full t ime dleport, Oh10 ; and RUTH GOSNEY , 271 South 6th , e mp loyee of the Vtllage, mcludtng full t 1me hour ly M•ddleport, Ohto, 4S760 rate employees sha ll be DEFENDANTS en t•tl ed dunng each year NO 17 ,070 after the ftrst year to two LEGAL NOTICE weeks vaca tton , exc 1ud tn g Pia •nt•ff has brought th+s legal hol 1days, w 1th pay act1on namtng you as one of Em ptoy ees with 11fteen or the defendants m the above more years servtcc shall b e name d co ur t by ftl1n9 h1 s en t 1tled to three weeks complamt on January 17, vaca t ton w tth pay eac h year 1'i' 79 SEC v 11 Each e mploye e The ob1ect of th e comp latnt of th e Vt lla ge entttled to .s to foreclose a mortgage vacation shall use the agamst the followmg vacat 1on t•me •n th e year of descrtbed real esta te a nd th e en t 1t tement or shall be pa 1d prayer 1s to for e close .a mort for any unused portion gage executed by yo u as vacat•on at thetr pr eva ilin g mortgagee on th e fo ll owmo wage r ate at th e time of desert bed real estate to payment If at th e end of any Athe n s County Savtngs & yea r any s uch employ ee has Loan Company and for .n an accr u ed and unu se d terest, costs and tor other vaca t1 on t 1me, the Cle rk s hall r e t1ef as may be proper The make paym ent to the em r ea l estate 1S described as p loyee tor s uch unused time follows w 1th 1n th 1rty days (30) after S1 tuat ed tn the Vt ll age Of the en d ot the vacatto n yea r Middleport , Co u nty of Me1gs vacat 1on yea r shall mea n and Sa t e of Oh•o each 12 months per•od Bemg Lot No 33, the no rth foll owtng theftr sttull year of part of lo t No 34,a nd 10teet, emp lo ymen t more or less oft th e east s td e SE C v Il l That a group of Lot No 36 , for a depth of SO hos p1 ta l and medi ca l '" teet All 1n Behan's Addifton sura nc e plan be provtded for The total of th e above parcel a ll emp loyees ot ft)e V il lage of land bemg 55 feet , more or of Middleport who E lec t , m less, on Short Street. and so wr .tmg, to parttcipate in the teet, more or less, on Front ;~~~·f~~ d ~heat ~~~cfr~~ tut~! st~:r!ren ce Deed Vol 27 1, t r Pg 935, Deed Re cords Me1gs V 1II I th th e aJ'r~~;u~ (l u~t::r~~; t~e Co unty , Oh10 present contrac t Yo u are requ tred to answer Sec IX That all employees the com platn t wtthtn twen ty destrmg to part tc •pate in the etght days after th e la st plan shall file an elect 1on wtfh publtcat.on of thts nottce, the Clerk wtfh tn ten day s wh1Ch wt ll be pub lis hed onc e after the effect 1ve date of th •s --each week for s1x success.ve ordmance we e k.s, and the tau t Sec X That sa tar1 e d publtcalton Wtl l be made on emp lo yees who do not elect to March 12, 1979 part tctpate be pa td an extra In case of you r failur e to SAO oo per month m addlf•o n answer or otherw 1se respond t o th e present Sa la r y as permitted by the Oh•o sc hedul e, and those em Rules of C•vil Pro cedu re ployees pa•d on an hourly w1th1n th e t1m e s t ated, bas•s who do not e lect to Judg ment by defau lt wtll be pa rt• c•pa te •n the tns ur ance re nd ered against you for the p la n be pa•d an add•t•ona l 2Dc reltef demanded tn the per ho ur Any employee ma y comp latnt at any t.me e lect to w 1thdraw from th e pl a n , and 1n such Larry E Spencer , event suc h elec t ron tor with Cle rk of drawa l s hall , ltkewtse, be Co mmon Pleas, f li ed •n wr.tmg wtth th e Metgs Cou nty , Oh tO Cle rk Any em ployee w ho (2) 5, 1,2, 19 , 26 (Jl 5, 12, 6tc 9-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday , Feb 26, 197~ When you place a paid in advance 3-day want ad maximum of 20 words, we'll run your ad an additional3 days ABSOLUTELY FREE! Total cost only SL80. Stop in today, offer good now lhru Friday, March 2, 4 p . m . CHARGES G UN SHOO T Ra(llle Gun Cl ub £very Sunday 1 pm Factory , choke guns only 15 word.!l or Under G UN SHOOT Roctn e Volun tee r Fire Dept Every SatUrday 6 30 pm at the1r bu1ldtng m Boshon Factor~ 0oke~ g~ns ':_nly FRi::E CANOY mokt ng doss at D1s Candy ond Coke Supplies Spr mg Volley Plaza 446 213.4 for regtslrot•on It~ fun and ea sy You 'll be amazed ot what you con do C.sh 1day 100 2days Jdays 180 150 Chl:lrgt! 125 100 '"" Sd<t)S 2.2S HS Each word over the minim um 15 words IS 4 Ct!nb per word .per day . Ads runrung other than Consecutive duys Will be cha rt~ed at lht I day "'"In' memory, card of Thanks und Obituary 6 c:ents per word, $3 00 1rummum C-Hshlnadvance Mobile Home s.ales and Yard sales are ~'Ct!pt~ ooly with cuh wtth order 25 cenl charge for ads c.arrylng Box: Number In Care of The Sentinel The Publisher reserves the nghl to edit or reject any ads deemed obJectlunal 'I'f1e PUblisher w1ll not ~ responsible for mon! lhan one tncor· rect msertion Phone 992-2156 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES Moudat NoononSalurday 1'u<sday lhru Friday 4PM the day before publication Sundl:iy 4PM. Friday aftemQOll.. Yard Sale IF YOU hov e a se rv1ce to offer wan t to buy or sell someth tng oe looking for work or wha tever you'll get results fo ster w1th o Sent me l Wont Ad Ccll992-2156 Pels for Sale RISING STAR Kennels Boord mg and groommg oil breeds Chesh1re, 367 0292 OLD FURNITURE, 1ce bo)(ffS brass beds , •ron beds desk s etc complete hou se holds Wr1te M D Mt lle r Rt 4 Po meroy or ~~1 _ 99_ 2 ?!60:-'--.--- · OLD COINS pocket wotche~ class nn gs wedd1ng bands d•omo nels Go ld or s ilver Call ~-R~ger Wamsl ey 742 '2331 WANT TO buy old 45 ond 78 phonog ra ph records Coli 992 6370 or Contact Mortm Fur n1tu re - --c--c--··---c-c----:WANTED TO buy old jewe lry Call 992 5262 or wnfe Kay CeCil 87 S 2nd Middleport OH~~~----~~ CASH FOR tunk cars 24 hour wrecker serv tce Frye s Rut land OH 742 2081 For Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Ho me Pork Route 33 north of Pomeroy ~a~~ lots (_? 11 992 7479 3 AND 4 RM furrus hed and un furn 1shed opt s Phon e 99'.1 5434 ·c-::-c:c-c---,:--- Lady Lu ck wtll be watc htng o ut for you tn more ways than o ne lhts co mtn g yea r You could acqutre a fatte ned bank I h acco un , ave mo re romance and realtze a pe rso nal goal PiSCES (Feb . 20-March 20)Those wtth whom you assocra ie find you especra ll y cha rm mg and appealmg today Your popu lanty tS at a hi gh pomt, so make lhe most of tt Ftnd o ut more of what l1es ah ead fo r yo u tn 1979 by sendI f A t rng or your c opy o s roGra ph Lette r Ma t! $1 for each to Astra-Grap h, P.O Box 489, RadiO City Statt on NY 10019 Be sure to s pec tfy btrth s tg n ARIES (March 21-April19) Don't b f d t d d th e a ra1 O epen on ose ltttle rn s tghts today They wt ll prove to be qwte re liable Yo u'll know how to b lend mt urt1on wrth reason TAURUS (April 20--May 20) A ~ couple of key people wt ll mak e tl evtdent that they are on your Side tod ay , wh1c h assures you or th e approval of the ma)ortty GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Th ts co ul d be a red-letter day for you rn ach tevtng someth tng qu1te s ubsta nttal by way of a reward La d y Luck Will have a hand 1n 1t CANCER (J -J ) une 21 u 1Y 22 1n your deali ngs today keep the broad PICture befo re you at al ! limes The s ma ller pteces wtll fa ll mt o p lace once the o utlt ne 15 dra n lARGE HOME •n 992 2205 before 5 the ngh l c hot ces . LIBRA (Sept . 23·0ct. 23) "fou ca n look for Dame Fortune to open doo rs leading tb beneftts for you m th e area of you r work or career Don t waste her mtercesston SCORPIO (Oct. 24-N~v . 22) Ges tu res of goodwtll from frie nds and associates w111 be offered to you In large mea- Pomeroy, 0. EU.IOTT APPLIANCE II -- 220 E. Main Street, Pomeroy, 0 . Call992-711l For Free Estimates • Hammond ORGANS PIANOS PETE SIMPSON Sales Rep. For Sun dins Hammond Organs Tyree Blvd . Ractne, Ohio Phone 949 -2118 evemngs af 1er 5 p m Weekends after 12 noon 2 51 mo REYNOLD'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP 18 Years Experience Will Make Service calls JACK W CARSEY Mgr Phone 992-'2181 651 Beech Street Middleport, . 2 doors 0. 1979 FORD CUSTOM F· 1SO tru ck 302 engtne 111 ton auto P S P 8 A C 742-2826 1978 FORO PICKUP F 150 Campe r spec1al Super cob with top 15800 949 2042 1970 FORO MAVERICK au to no ru st on body 5400 949 2545 197 1 PLYMOUTH Fury 4 door 11tnyl top P S , P B A C 8 62,000 m1 les track tope 742 2798 1968 DODGE CORONET B cyl1nder Good potnl 1ob New rebu 1ll tronsm•sston Re ar and front end Good ltres $1000 Phone 61.4·247 2193 sures today Something rather n1ce co uld come of It SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec, 197J MAVERICK 1800 P 5 A C 21) One wtth whom you have good work cor Call 992 5757 stro ng e mot 1onal tte ~ w111 have eve n1ngs you o n hts or her mind today A g1fl m1ght be forthcoming For Sale CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Pamt your canvas with bold strokes today 1 s tnce the I'J'Iore HAY FOR sale 1st cutting, $,70 . you reach out the greater the , 2nd cuttingS 80. 985·4271 chance lor big th in gs to come EVERYTHING S GOTTA' GO" your way House and lot furniture , AQUARIUS (Jan. ZO.Feb. 19) clo th es, cor ol! my househo ld Thrs co uld be one of those •terns Drop by 760 laurel St ., lucky days when th1ngs are .........M•ddleport handed Ia you on a sliver 1968 GMC HALF ton p• ckup 1955 platter, with httle or no effort on Betsy Ross Bakery truck , mode your part 1nto camper Hoover washer !NEWSFIAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) and dryer Hoover sweeper. Rol l away be d 992 5789 2nd NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ~~u :_e on rtght on Wolf Pen Rd FIDUCIARY 1200 BALES MIXED hay 1976 On Feb r uafy 13, 1979, in th e F 250 Ford truck Call 992 2877 Me1gs Co unt y Probate Court , after 6pm Case No 22599 Bernard v Fultz, Box 723, Pomeroy , ROUND HAY bales for sloe Ohto 45769 was appointed 843 2524 E)(ecutor of th e estate of Phy lli s 1 Rowan, deceas ed, HA Y FOR sole Carl Ftndling late of Tuppers Pla lns, Oh1o 9~5 4137 45783 Robert E Buck GOOD MIXED hoy for sole Probate Ju dge 843 2432 12) 19, 26, {3J 5, J tc . --~-- ~-~ -~ --- ~ HELEN L , GORDON B. AND SUE P . MURPHY , REALTOR ASSOCIATES. Housing Headquarters THREE BEDROOM ran c h Carpe ted otr condtttoned Pnc ed ver ~ re asonably In - ~'f!:05U!~~~~~48 _ - ~-79 ACRES 614 -698 2705 Vtn lon Cc SEVE N ROOM house 2'/• ocres of lend garage with utility bUt ldmg 1 m1le obo11e Roctne Dam 247 3123 -- ~ .... - -- ' CAPTAIN EASY Real Estate for Sale FA RM FOR sole House 2 barns tra der Lo rge pond 10 acres or 82 acres 7 .4 2 . 2566~ HOBSIEIIER REALTY l'hono: 742-3110 Kl.!ft Whlto, -~oprlotw 2-5-1 mo • J 'i1'1lllh\hl ID!ft ~ THATSCRAMBLEDWDRD GloME ~ ~ ~ ~L!;l ® by Henn Arnold and Bob Lee 41 TRACTOR DR WEN PTO ALTERNATORS from 15,000to 75,000 watts. Unscramb le these four Jumbles, one letter to each square to fo rm four o rdinary words Service "'-t.......... ...... Montgom~IJ ...... ..,. te the Trailer Sales 27320 Montgomery Rd Langsv t lle, Ohio 614·069 .4245 Evenings l M1les East of Wolkesville 2·14-1 mo POMEROY, Ph. !92-Zil4 C. R. MASH VINYL & ALUM. SIDING 2 11 1 mo Pd AL TROMM OONST. ROGER .HYSELL GARAGE -Room Addil1ons-Custom Remodeling Ceram1c T1le . Form1ca Counter Tops - Ceilings (Suspended, Texture) - Ttle Floors - Panelmg & Trim. PKJNE 742·2328 i -12 -1 mo St. Rt. 124 towar BRADFORD Aucttoneer Com plete Se rytee Phone 949 2487 or 9.49 2000 Rocme Oh to Cntt Bradford --ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR _:_ Sweepers toas te rs ~ro ns all sma ll a ppl1on ces Lawn mo we r nex t to Sta te Htghwoy Garage o n Route 7 SEWING MACHINE Repo trs ser vtee oil mokes 992 '2284 The Fabnc S hop Pomeroy Aulhon1ed Stng er Soles a nd ~ _S-=v•ce We s harpe n Sc •ssors EXCAVATING dozer load er ond ba ckhoe wor~ dump trucks and Ia boys for h1re will haul f1ll d1rt to sod lun estone and grovel Call Bo b or Roger Jef fers day phone 992 7089, mght p hone 992 3525 or 992 5232 EXCAVATING dozer ba ck hoe and dt tcher Charles R Hot f1 e ld Bo ck Hoe Serv1 ce, Rutland Ohto Phone 7.42 2008 BATHROOMS AND Kttche ns remode led , cerom1c tt! e pl~ m btng carpentry ond general momt enonce 13 years ex pefl(mce 992 3685 ~-=:-::--::~c-- PULL INS EXCAVA TING Com ple te Servtce Pho ne 992 2.478 AUTOMOBILE INSUR~N CE bee n ca ncelled? Los t you r operators hcense? Phone 992 2143 E C ELECTRICAl Contracto r serv· ing Ohto Vo ll ey reg•on Stx day~ o week, 24 hours serv1ce Emergency calls Ca ll 882 2952 or 882-2305 Services Offered 1n our WATER WELL d rllhng W1lhom T Grant 742 2879 WATER AND m• sc houhng Call 992-5858 PIANO TUN ING fo r ho me a nd sc hool Lon e Don1els, o ssoc 1ate of Elberfeld's ond Bruntcordt Mus•c Company Phone 992 2581 or 992 2082 BROMEYh I. rJCJ - (Answers tomorrow ) ' LITTLE ORPHAN AMNIE-FIIH PEDDLER -· •• ".• ROCK'( H~RE CAM GET YOU ··· WHOLESALE! Jumble Bo"'k No. 12, containing 110 puzzles, Is available lor S1 75 po1tpald from Jumble, cia lhla newsp':rer, Box 34, Norwood, N.J. 07848.1ncludeyour name , addrtll, r:lp code an make chackl p1yable to Newspaperbooks by • THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Kubrick !tim ·... po • nt~ng 7 Offense ALLEYOO? - r~~~~~Jji}~~~~~V(~fi!~~~~~ ~~~~~J~~~~~~:e;~;:\Hl~~-;: ;;speechilymg ',. ~~~~~ .. • , -::-:.,.--~::--.,; Gold: Sp 13 ltaltan City 14 Rabbit ga1t 15 Actor, Jack - '1·~f~j~~f~~ 18 French rtve r ( HOWERY AND MARTIN h - , 1 sepltc syst e ms ,"' • covol •ng dozer backhoe Rt 143 Phon e "~ : I (614) 698-7331 " author 211 Swrurut 23Samuel Butle r :t-2.1:. SAVE ON CARPmNG Chip sa4s the pup is a Doberman Pinscher? .. & SAVE AlDT A GOOD SELECTION OF END& ROLL BALANCES. 2 Spoken 3 EruptiOn d ebris 4 Detail 5 Word w1th srruth 6 MaryMobley 7 Lonqon restaurant district 8 Press 9 Slangy negat1v e II Horticulturist 17 Chop down 18 Progress 19 F1ghtmg mad GASOLINE ALlEY DRIVE AUT11£ ERASE FANCY MARTIN NOR MAL They re pretty s ure to c l1ck at abalh mg beauty contest-CA MERAS AL L lHE FOOD YOU'lL NEED MOBILE HOME repa.rs Furnaces e lecfncol wo rk, p tpes so wed pll•mbtng 992 5858 - --- I Jum ~les ~ Auto & Truck Repair -Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 WALLPAPERING AND Coll742 2328 Saturdays Answer Rutland, . Now arra.nge the ctrcled loners to form the surprtse answer as s ug gested by the above canoon "K XXXXr KI XXX) Answer here: UITLE ORPHAN ANNIE 0. -~ WH5RE HE iHOUe>HT HE'D &0 WHEN "THE PLUMI:SEFI: ~ANDED HIM iHE I!IIL.L. . ¥• mile off Rt. 7 ~y-pass on I, Depend On .... WILL CARE for the e lde rly home Pho ne992 7314 I RYNFEZt Washongton St .• Albany, 0. Phone 698-6173 Dav1d Coleman Agenttor MDTIRISTS INSURANCE COMPANIES and SANDY & BEAVER INSURANCE . , CDMPANY, Lrsbon, Ohio AUTO, HOMEOWNERS, FARM. LIFE & BUSINESS. I'-.26 1 mo"• ., •New Home •Add-ons •Remolding ] (] ...---..-.... AN INSURANCE AGEN O. NEW LISTING FIVe Pomts Ar ea 3 bedrooms, ltvrng room, dtning, fu ll y equipped kitchen, drapes and rods. About 7 yrs . old 2 large lots. 129,100.00 NEW LISTING - Building site rn Wtldwood Subdiv1 s ion, ut tltt 1es ava tl able 2 acres $6,000 00 NEW LISTING New Home 3 bedrooms, 1'12 bafhs, fireplace, nice ' kit· c hen, full ba se m e nt, garage, 1 acre . <reall y nice) . $46,900 00 NEW LISTING - 24 acres, 2 year old b1 level home, 3 bedrooms (large master bedroom ), family room w tth Wood Borner, 6 miles from Racine $38,500 .00 . POMEROY 2 story frame, 3 or 4 bedrooms, some carpettng, bath , baseme nt , storage bU ilding and work shop $8,000 00 MIDDLEPORT - PI> story frame, duplex, naf gas heat, part basement, c orner lot, need some repair $13,000 00. HAVE YOU CON SIDER!iiD SELLING YOUR PAOERTY? MAY WE SUGGEST THAT YOU CALL ONE OF THE QUALIFIED PEOPLE AT OUR OFFICE. REALTORS HENRY E . CLELAND SR. HENRY E . CLELAND JR. ASSOCIATES KATHY CLELAND LEONA CLELAND 992 -2259 992-6191 992-2568 BORN LOSER SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Quality Work You Can New Lima Road Rutland , Ohio Phone 742-2003 We have sold a lmost all of our properttes and WE N EE D LIST ING S' ' If you are th tnking of sell tng call us today and dis cuss our Irs I mg con1r ad. We w iII give you our be st in lrlendly. courteous se rvrce. Needed tmmedrately ~ a nrce large home w1th 12 or more rooms In 1he M1dd lepor1 Pomeroy area We have qualifred buyers We Need Lis1tngs. Cheryl Lem ley Associate Phone 742 2003 Hilton Wolfe ASSOCiate Phone 949-2589 GeorgeS. Hobstetter , Jr , Broker Phone 992 -5739 OH,OH: .• ~UMTHir-1 TElL5 ME THE AN~WER. JU~T WA~KW IN THAT DOOR.: Woochtove, 011 'uraece &,.Firtp.. ce FIUII - . s SWEEP 1ttlt centUry Service wltlt 10th Century Knaw-How. S-oellllllntln · 992-6011 · FURN ISHED HOUSE 3 room ond bot h Adu lts only 992 2598 SUBURBAN ~ LIV I NG w1th e~ty wa te r One cere wooded lots MOBILE HOME Completely fur for so le near Me1gs H1gh nt shed . 3 bedroom Burl 1nghom Schoo l Cofl 302 273 1276 area. m 7479, FURNISHED APT ll0 1/ 2 Mulberry MO DE THREE be droom house, fu ll baseme nt f ~rep la ce fully Ave No children or pets carpeted, cent ra l a1r enclosed depostt and rent 1n advance su n porch located o n 6'1, acre s Refere nce requ •red Call on CR 28 appro)( 3 m1les from <46 1788 Rocme If 1nte rested contact lorry Wolfe 949 2836 weeke nd s Give Away _ _!l~d after 5 e11entngs ~~cc-~ ERA AFFOLTER Rea lty Broker SMALL BROWN dog Poss tb le Tudor manor opts lor leose Border Col he Female 992 3833 Mod ern 2 bedrooms mdud e ca rpet stove re fng erot or water Must s•gn 1 yeor lea se Mobile Homes for Sale $195 pe r mon th plus $195 J'l, acre~ 1n Pomeroy Secluded woo ded area on top of h1l l secunty depostt No pets You JC~67 TOTAL ELECTRIC mob1le Overlooks n ve r Wa ter elec pay e lectn c 1Oth and Mo tn tn home furmshed 3 bedr Inc ovotloble 992 3886 Cool11tlle Oh1o , Ph one washer and dryer Atr cond1 REAL ESTATE Loons Purchase and 614 985 4197 Vtrgtmo Haymon ltoned t lot 210 It frontage reftnonce 30 year term s VA So les As~octote $12 000 Phone 742 2826 No money dow n (e hg 1ble 1955 Pro1rte Schooner 28 x 8 11ete rens) FHA As low os 3 bdr per cen t down ( non-ve terens ) 1965Generol 60 x 12 2bdr Ire la nd Mortgage Co 77 E 1968Eicono 52x l2, 2bdr Stol e Athe ns 614 592 3051 19698uddy 6Dx 12 4 bd r 1970Sylvo 60 )1( 12 2bdr 1970Cost le 60x 12 2bdr 1973Ar1tngton 60)(1 2, 2bdr 1973 R1dgewood , 70 )( 14 3 bdr 1973 Ktrkwood 50 )( 12 2 bdr 8 $ S MOBILE HOME SALES PT PLEASANT WV 216 E. Second Street 675 4424 Auto Sales Clll.ntE 2-7-mo 1-4-1 mo. (Pd.) CLEAN WHEAT strow 985-38.46 LARGE ROOMS 3 bedrooms, su tte si ze, large upstatrs bath, and 1(2 bath down. Formal d1n1ng, foye f, and fu ll basement Natura l as central heat. AsKing $25.000 . LARGE IN TOWN - In good co ndttion , 3 bedrooms, 2 ba ths, one enclosed, modern k1tchen, full basement and l 9 acres. RANCH - Ni ce modern home with 3 bedrooms, bath, good s ize family room and large lot . Only 7 years old ' RENOVATED Nrce 3 bedrooms, enclosed bath, new kitchen and Otl fur nac~, vinyl siding , carpeting, large out · build ing ar.td n1 ce garde n spot . Wa nt only $23,000. RACING BARGAlN - B rooms a nd ba,h, natural gas, c tty water, near st ore Wi ll take $1 2,000 MODERN - E laborate 10 room co lon ia l home Has bedrooms and 3 baths . Must be seen to be ap preclated. Jus! $65,000 NEED MONEY? WE CAN HELP . LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH US FOR A CHANGE . 6 QO-News 3,8, 10, 13, 15, ABC News 6; Andy Griff ith 17; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 6 30-NB C News 3, 15; ABC News 13, Carol Burnett 6 ; CBS News B, 10. Over Easy 20 7 QO-Cross-WI1s 3, Newlywed Game 6, 13, News 10 ; Love, American Style 15; Carol Burnett 11 , Almanac 20; Know Your Schools 33 1 30-Thai Nashville Music 3, Muppet Show 6, Price Is Right 8; Wild Kingdom 10, $1 98 Beauty Show 13 , Nashv ille On The Road 15, Sanford & Son 17 ; Ma cNeil Lehrer Report 20.33 8 QO-Liftle House On The Pralrle 3. 15; Salvage 1 6, 13 ; Billy 8, 10, Bill Moyer s' Journal 20,33, Lei's Go To The Races 17. 8 30-F iatbush 8,1 0; Mark Russell33, Last of the Wild 17 9 oo-Mrs Columbo 3, 15 ; How the West Was Won 6, 13 , Mash 8,10, Academy Leaders 33; Movie "The Great Gatsby 17; Grow1ng Years 20 9 30-WKRP In Clnclnna118, 10; lO .QO-Lou Gran18, 10 ; News 20, Movle ·~cesar and Rosalie" 33 10 · 30-Crocketl's Vldory Garden 20. 11 00-News 3,6,8,10, 13 , 15; Dick Cavett 20 oDn·t let a chimney fire put a damper on your lift 949-2862 , 949-2160 992-2356 -:-::---=::=-::-- - c:;R:-e- a-:1-:E::-s--:1:a-::t-e -:f-o-r -= s :a -::1e- MONDAY, FEBRUARY26,1979 Mombor•l Chlmwoy Swoops GUll~ Insured New. repair , gutters and downspouts . Window cleaning Gutter cleaning F~ee Estimates [ llllltltM & Famous Name Brand. RUTLAND HARDWAR E from Rutland Post Off1ce Phone 7.42·2255 Due to new contrac t I om able to sell the KING Ctrculohn g cool and wood heate r w•th blowers assembly for $28'2 95 Hove other types of wood cool and gos heat ers (good pr1 ces) Slove buyers ore e l•g•ble for 10 per cenl dt scoun t on regul ar stoveptpe e nd te l 01r stemle ss steel lrtple wa ll (UL a pp roved) p•pe CE NTURY BAR Goo d bus1ness good equ•pment best ~tac k 111 town If mter es ted mak e op po•ntment If not don t bothe r me Reason for se ll mg, Idled up Leonard Hess - H. L Writesel Roofing 11 ·9-1 mo. SALE PRICES -~- FURN ISHED HOUSE tn Mtd dle port Su• tob le for lour const ruc tton workers Coli afte r 6 pm 30A 882 2566 or 992 5.4~ ---- THE DAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy w LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) You co uld be tmnted to some confrde nha! tnformat ro n today that will benefi t you rna large way Take care not to le t t he cat out of the bag VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22) Others qu rc kly see that your JUdgmentIS espectall y keen today and Will wa nt you to be the dectston-maker You'll make al l Your HeadquarteJS For Armstrong Carpeting Headquarters For Hotpoinl and General Electric Appliances M '' ' POMEROY LANDMARK ' ,.' Business Services FROSTY S CB Rod to Equ •pment Everyth tng 1n two way rod•o antenna and occesson es Phone Portl and 843 2181 Open e11en tng ~ Until 8 S.undoy ~ 1~11~6 BROWN ING MARK IV CB on tenno tower 2 rotors watt mete r D 104 Tweetu? 81rd m1c lmeor Co li L1Hie Btt949-2265 - -- TWO BEDROOM k1tche n furn•sh ed, opt Co li before 8 om 99'.1 2288 February 27, 1979 COAl LIME STONE , sand grav e l colctum chlortde . fert•ltzer dog food und oil types of sa lt EM celstor So il Work s Inc E Mo• n St Pome roy 997 3891 CANDY WORKSHOP learn to HAY FOR sole Ro und boles $20 make your own Easter candy Square boles $1 985 3537 Make candy tn class a nd toke 11 985 4131 home w1th you For mforma . ' - - lion call the Carousel Confec · FIR EWOOD FOR so le 985 3505 or t to n ~ r y ~92 6~3.42 ___ _ _ 985 3537 RACINE FIRE Dept 1s now occep BUY YOUR 1979 G ravely now th ru ling !!eo le d b1 ds on 1961 GMC March 1 an d save up to S600 panel truck as 1s We hove the $100 down holds 111 Apnl 15th nght to re1ect oi l b1ds Bu:h w•ll Gro11e ly Tractor So les and Se r b~ accepted dunng the month v1ce 204 Condo r St Pomeroy 19?9 Send b1ds to of Feb 992 2975 Roctne Vo luntee r F1re Dept Bo>1 2.ot6 Roc1 ne For more 1r. •ROUND HAY bo les for sole 8.43 2524 fo rm ot10n <"o il 949 2050 MIXED CONDIT IONED hoy Very good guoltty De li very wanted to Buy 011odoble Phone 992 72'01 o r CHIP WOOD Poles mox 992 3309 dtameter 10' on largest e nd $12 per ton Bundled slob $10 t<n2 BACKHOE Inte rnat iona l pe r to n Deli ve red to Qh to 949 20 42 Po llet Co Rt 2 Po me ro y 99'.1 2689 Rt: OUCE SAf=E and lost w1th TIMBER POMEROY Forest Pro CoBese Tab lets and E Vop wa ter ducts. Top pr1ce for stondmg pd ls Ne lson O ru~ sow t1mber Ca ll 992·5965 or Ke nt Hanby 1 446 8570 Tuesday, Feb 21 ASTROoGRAPH '· - ____ £ or sa ~lc-:. e_ Notices - --- - - ~- WANT AD 11 . 30-Johnny Carson 3,15; Pollee Story 6,13; Rockford Files 8, Movie " Samson & Delilah " 10. 12;05-Movle " The Proud & the Prof&ne" 11 ; 12:-10McMIIIan & Wife 8; l•~nslde 13. QO-Tomor row 3.~; 1 -10-News 13, 2·30-News 17, 2 50-12 O'C lock High 17, 3 :5G-()pen Up 17 TELEVISION VIEWING ••.... --:::-:-:----- Be GET SPECIAL SAVINGS THIS WEEK ONLY! ~ DICK TRACY Yeah. but she can1; be~ 20 Dicken- ans h"'''" sharp point 1.1 ears .. (, stan tyke Yesterday's Answer 3fi Gouge out 21 Bard's offering 22 Seedcase 24 Smashing 37 Brttisher's farewell TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, fm 5 45-Farm Report 13, 5 .50-PTL Club 13; World at Large 17; 5:55-Sunrlse Semester 10 6 QO-PTL Club 15; 700 Club 4,13; 6 10-News 17. 6 25-Concerns & Comments 10; 6 :30-Romper Room 17, 6 45-Mornlng Report 3; 6 so-Good Morning, West VIrginia 13; 6 55-Chuck White Reports 10; News 13 7 :QO-Today 3.1 5; Good Morning America 6,13, Tuesday Morning 8; Schoolles 10, Three St0011es 17, 7: 15-Weather. 33 . 7·30-Faml lv Affair 10, 8 QO-Cao1 . 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Co. 20; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Odd Couple 15; Beverly Hillbillies 17, Doctor Who 33 6 :QO-News 3.8. 10. 13.15; Andy Griffith 17: ABC News 6; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 6: 30-NBC News 3.15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett 6; CBS News B,10; My Three Sons 17; Over Easy 20. 7:QO-Cross-Wits 3: Newlywed Game 6, 13: Please Stand By B. Love American Style 15; Carol Burnell 17 ; LocK Stock & Barrel20; Marshall U. Report 33. 7·30-Hollywood Squares 3, Let's Go To The Races 8; Candid Camera 6, Price Is Right 10; Donna Fargo 13, Brenda Starr 15 ; Sanford & Son 17, MacNeilLehrer Report 20,33 .. 8 ·QO-Cllffhangers 3,15; Happy Oays 6,13; Movie "Women at West Point" 8,10; World at War 17; Austin Clly Limits 20, Clty Notebook 33 8 30-Laverne & Shlrley 6,13 ; F ilm Makers 33. 9:QO--Movle " The Drowning Pool" 3,15; Three's Company 6, 13 ; Movie "The Great Caruso" 33; Movie " F laming Star" 11; Academy Leaders :ZO 9 30-Taxl 6,13; 10 Q0-20-20 6,13; Paper Chase 8,10; News 20. 10 30-Llke lt Is 20 n.oo-News 3.6,8,10, 13,15; Dlck Cavell 20; Hogan's Heroes 11 : BooK Beat 33. 11 30-Johnny Carson 3,1 5. Movie "Klller Force" 6,13; Barnaby Jones 8; ABC News 33; Movie " The Rose Tattoo" 10; Movie "The DevJI's 8" 17 12 40-Movle " Stiletto" 8; I:ClO'-Tomorrow 3; 1:30News 13; Movie "Dragon Wells Ma11acre" 17. 3 2D-News 17; J:.ID-Movle " Sea of Lost Ships" 17. 38 "Mtss Regrets" success Sound 25 Seraglio 39 chamber 26 French marshal 31 Congeal 34 Dance of the 1930's quality 40 Russtan city 43 Barnyard doctor 44 FellUrune sufl1x 35 SpoUess Monday, Feb. 26 BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Modern use of a cue bid as a game force, but no one NORTH • Q 913 } • 72 • AK 87 + K65 • 9'x 12'-- 12'x12'--12'xiS' UNEOLBJM RUGS 1 12.95 & UP WEST • 762 EAST • J 9 53 • A K Q 10 6 '149 & '3.99 sq yd . 24 Rolls of Ca rpetln Stock & lOU ' s of Samples to Choose From. BUY NOW& SAVE Call 142-l211 TALK TO Wendell or Herb Grate or Gene Sm1th RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 -2211 Rutland • 9 53 • 732 • J 10 9 SOUTH •AJI05 • B4 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer . East r •••' • • •• •• • . . •' • •' , Pass Pass Pass 2• Pass 1• Pass South Obi a Pass DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - . is - - Here's h o" to work it· AXYDLBAAXR LONGFEI.LOW One letter s1m ply stand s for ano th e r In th1 s sam p le A IS used for the thr ee L's, X fo r the tw o O's, e t c Smgle let ters, aposlrophes, the lenglh and form a t1o n of the words are all hmts Eac h day the code letters a re dtfferent ••' OOCTDRHE CRYPTOQUOTES SPOKE/ HE SAID THE WORD 1'WATER 11 HAP POOPRVP ER OEOHO WYCP G ESP. ••I • " •• -~ GESP V Y R- GYRIERI s yc YS I P YCI OEWWPG By Os\\ald Jacob) and Alan Sontag Oswald : ' 'There was a ttme when a cue btd always sh owed ftrst-round c ontrol Today, tt ts used to s how a good h and when there 1s no other satisfactory forcing btd '' Alan : " The North hand is a good example of the moder n use of a cue bid. With twelve hi g h -card pomts and s upport for a ll unbtd s Uits, North wants to be m game after ht s partner's t a k eout double" Oswald : "In the old days he could JWUP to two spades ~ ....••" ~ 1 See the Grate Filmily at Oswald "East cashes two hearts and s h1fts to a club, taken by dummy's k t ng The mne of spades ts led and allowed to r1d e Then a second spade lead ptcks up East's king. The diamond fmesse work s a lso and South wmds up wath an overtr ick." As!IIIM I!XDOIS You hold: ~· ,..... East I• ! Op enmg lead • 3 •• RUllAND FURNRURE North 1 TraditiOn . ' West ltkes t o force w1th such a weak s utt Today a twospa d e bid w ould show nme or ten potn ts and be htghly tnVItatiOn a l , but not forcmg and South would pass with Its mm1mum double." Alan "South Isn't too happy when forced to btd spades or when hts partner ·umps t o game, but things ook good when he sees the dummy." • J 10 2 +A Q 84 •.. ,.,• WE OFFER YOU . .. 1 Two full floors of all new furniture . 2. Nice selections of used furniture . J. II large building full of btautlful carpet. • KB • Q6 4 '1 & 12' aJSHIONED .R.OOR 2-26-A Blll£5 0' FIRE!! SPRING AIN'T EVEN HERE 'lET-- ·- AN'TH' MAILMAN'S ALREADY WEARIN' SHORTS 2-26-B • 10 X • AX X X • J X • J 10 7 54 A Calilornta reader wtth the above hand asks two questiOns. First, o ur re- sponse to pa rtner 1 S onespade opemng. We r es p ond one notrump since we giVe some mental value to the two 10 spots. Tomorrow, we'll answer her second query. 1NEWSPAPE:R ENTERPRISE ASSN ) (For a copy o l JACOBY MODERN, send $1 to " Wm at Bndge care of th1s newspa· per, P 0 Box 489 Rad;o Ciry Stat1on New York , N Y 10019 J �JU- ] ,. .. '. ne uauy :senunel, MIOdleport-Pomeroy, U., Monday, Feb. 26, 1979 Six deaths attributed . to wznter snowstorms ' By The Associated ·Press of water . The winter-weary Midwest The National Weather staggered under another Service said the fierce snowstorm that moved Monongahela and the upper eastward today, while heavy rains pushed streams and rivers to flood stage from North Carolina lhrough New England. At )east six deaths were Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday Admissions blamed on the storms. Evacuations were ·under way in James Bing, Long Bottom ; Maryland and Virginia, and Charles Knapp, Middleport ; 'rescue crews were on alert all Alice Holliday, Dexter; Edna , Swick. Middleport . along the Atlantic Coast. Saturday Discharges Authorities evacuated the Bessie Hysell, Winnie Neal, residents of tiny Bremo Bluff Ga rdner. Penny Robe rt in central Virginia as the Wilson, Paul Whaley, Ralph Jam es, Shenandoah, Carl, Edna Beegle, Teresa Roanoke and Dan rivers rose . Smith. A 20-year-<Jid Richmond, Va., Sunday Admissions man drowned Saturday when Nathan Vanaman, Rutland; he tried to jump from !he roof of a car trapped in the raging Sylvian Cleland, Middleport ; Donald Dailey, Middleport; waters of Gillie Creek. Sharon Wilt, Middleport; The Allegheny River flooded the business district Clcarsie Gibson, Long !lotDorothy Wright , of Oil City in northwestern tom; PeMsylvania, leaving stores Rutland; Wesley Clark, and restaurants under 4 feet Rac ine; Arthur Price , Ohio rivers from Pittsburgh to Wheelin2, W.Va.. would continue ID rise wday with more rain. H.O SPITAL NEWS · •GLOVES •MfTTENS •WINlER_HATS •WINTER SLIPPERS Y2 PRICE rilBEN FRANKLIM llJ We bring variety to life! POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN 200 East Main Pomeroy , 0. Pomeroy. Sunda y Discharges Barbara Pierce, Avanell Bass, Betty Carpenter, Cha rl es Lew is, Wanda Powell, Holzer Medical Center Discharges, Feb. 23 Sandy Bachtel, Debra Bernard, Nina Bowles, Virgil Brown, Mrs . Robin Byers and daughter, Madge Clarkson, Teresa Costilow, Frederick Fellure, Joseph Griffin, Mrs. Steven Hawk · and daughter, Dollie Hayes, Golda Halm, Ayward Jones, Fred Kelley, Opal Kloes, Harry Layne, Edward Mapes, Vernetta Marks , Ha rley · McCully, Phillip Mitrikove, Mauctie Persinger, Edward Quick, John Sexton, Jimmie Skidmore, Daniel Stinson, Perry Stutler, Barbara Welsh , Richard Wheatley, John Young. Births, Feb. 23 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Quesenberr y, daughter, Coalton. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Theis, son, Bidwell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles daug hter , Houda s helt, Pomeroy . Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sayre, daughter, Syracuse. Discharges, Feb. 24 Mabel Abrans, Billy Abshire, Alice Adams, Verlon Buck, Carl Burn~tte, Larry Crank, Robert Crow II, Diane Dehainaut, Denise Evans, Thomasi na Gates, Bruce Gilmap , Marion Grace, Drearna Hovatter, Nona Hunt, Susan King, Charlotte, Riddle, Little, Richard Long , Beatrice . Massie, Everett McDaniel, Mary Midkiff, Jay Murphy, Jr., Paul Parkins, Katie Perkins, ·M,aerrill Ritchie, Christina Rouse, Carrie Sa•on, Dale Sheets, Darlene Shortridge, ,Jason Stanley, Joseph Sta.nl~y , James Swann, Isadora JWilUams. Births, Feb. 24· Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hupp, son, Lon_g Bottom. Discharges, Feb. 25 Joann Canaday, Brandon Ces ta ri c, ··Mrs. Rodney Du nfee and daughter, Melanie Fields, Tara Goodman, Darren Howell, Joseph Hughes, Clay Jordon, Mrs. William Lee and son, Robert O'Dell, Lori Putney, Linda -R_atliff, Courtney Wallace, MRs. Lee Williams and daughter, Frederick Wilson. Births, Feb. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Blackwell, son, Pomeroy. MEETING CANCELLED A meeting of the Middleport Chamber 'of Commerce scheduled for Tuesday evening has been c~ncelled. Initial sign-up·good Stewart Cemetery at RUSSELL L. RIIVKHOLD Russell L. Rockhold, 48, Hockingport. Friends may Route I, Belpre, died unex- call at the funeral home any pectedly Sunday morning at tinie . his home. Born at HockingHAROLD W. MASSAR port, he was a son of Cecil and Nina Rondolph Rockhold of . Harold W. Massar. 67, died Sunday morning at his home Hockingport. Rockhold was a con- · In Tuppers Plains foUowing a struction worker at the lrief illness. Mr. Massar was born at Willow Island Power Plant and was a member of the ReedsviUe, a son of the late Operating Engineers 132 of Ode E. and Claira Pickens Charleston, W. Va . · Massar. · He was a member of the Surviving besides his parents are bis wife, Judy ; ReedsviUe United Methodist twin sons, Matthew and Church. He had been a far· Mark, at home ; two mer and was a heavy daughters, Mrs. Joyce equipment operator for the Alexander and Miss Janice Meigs County Highway Rockhold , both <~f Glen Department. Surviving are his wife, Ina Burney, Md., three step-sons, Tony McPherson, Dick Springer Massar, and a foster McPherson and Lee Wash- daughter, Mrs. Thomas E. burn; a step-daughter, Kaye (Becky ) Mankin. Pomeroy. Funeral services will be McPherson, all four being of Coolvllle; a sister, Mrs. held at I p.m. Wednesday at Arden (Janet) Depoy, Guys- the White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev . ville. Funeral services will be George G. Pickens of" held.at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the flciating. Hurilil will be In White Funeral Home in Meigs County Memory Coolvllle with the Rev. Gardens. Friends may call at Wesley Thatcher and the the funeral home alter 2 p.m. Rev . Timothy Snyder of- Tuesday. ficiating . Burial wui be in the EVENT POSTPONED The Shrove Tuesday pancake sup~r scheduled lor EXTENDED FORECAST Tuesday at Grace Episcopal We.dnesday through Church has been postponed. · Friday: Fair and warm Wednesday. A UIUe cooler Thursday aad Friday. RaiD GAMES OFF possible Thursday and Due to flooding the Meigs ending on Friday, High ID elementary basketball the 40s Wednesday aad ID tournament scheduled for the upper 30s to mid 40s tonight and Tuesday has been Thursday and Friday. Low. postponed. Makeup dates will In the 30s early·Weduesday be aMounced later. and In the upper 20s to the · . low 30s early Friday. EVENT RESCHEDULED Due to heavy rain fillling on Sunday, Heart Sunday activities In Middleport were postponed yesterday until WORKSHOP SLATED h Western Square Dancing next Sunday. Mrs . . Grace workshop will be held at 7:30 Pratt, chairman, said the p.m. Thursday at the Archery same program will be carried Building of Royal Oak Park. out during activities from I to Chad Johnson will be ,the 5 p.m. next Sunday. caller. All WeStern Square Dancers are invited. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Today marks ·the 50th wedSQUAD RUNS ding anniversary of Zuelelia The Middleport emergency Smith and the late William squad was called to 692 Plum Leroy Smith. The couple St. at 8;43 p.m. Sunday for were married on Feb. 26, 1929 Bonnie Ebersbach who was at the Bethel Baptist Church taken to Pleasant Valley in Dayton and moved to Hospital. Pomeroy in 1933. The Rev . T. ' At 9;12 p.m., the squad R. Tillman performed the went to 25 Riverview Place ceremony. Mr. Smith died in for George Allen Hoffman November, I955. who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. DINNER CANCELLED A dinner and auction piaMed for Ibis .Vening .by the Ken Amsbary Chapter of the lzaak Walton League of America has been cancelled. I Alter three weeks into the ~ln.IJial sijn~p _period for the Rural Abandoned Mine Program (RAMP) , the U. S. Soil Conservation Service (SCS). admitted today applications have far exceeded our expectations. With 6,000 acres of old abandoned mine land eligible In Meigs County, applications are expected to increase In the next week, the last week of the signup period, according to local SCS District Conservationist Boyd Ruth. RA~P , a voJuntary program,- was established under the Surface Mlning Control and Reclamation Act of . 1977. The program is designed to protect people and the environment from the adverse effects of past coal mining practices ~ and to promote the development of the soli and water resources of unreclaimed coal mine lands. • Under the program, county reclamation oommittees with the guidance of local conservation districts will screen applications to identify the high priority areas. The state reclamation oommlttee will make the final determinaUon on the sequence of work to be done. "In the first year or so of the new program, only higher priority projects will be at- Chester fire officers named OffiCers for the Chester Wickham, assistant, Lowell Volunteer Fire Department Ridenour. were elected recently. According to the report of They Include: President, fire chief, Roy Christy, a total Bruce Myers; vice president, of 21 calls were 8(lswered Kirk Chevalier; secretary, during the year 1978, with 18 Bruce Allan Myers; bomes and three automobiles treasurer, John Wickham; involved. Total loss estimated was publicity, Robert Wood and David Gaul; training of- $21,870, with an average of ficers, Pearl Edwards and eight· men answering the fire LaiTy Cleland; fire chief, calls. Meetings are held on the Roy Christy; first assistant, John · Ridenour; second second and fourth Wed· assistant, Harold Newell; nesdays of each month and captain, Larry Cleland; first any Interested persons are lieutenant, Marvin Taylor, invited to attend and become assistant, Virgil Taylor; a member of the fire second lieutenant, Pearl ·department. Edwards; assistant, Leonard Myers; third lieutenant, MEETS TUESDAY Bruce A. Myers, assistant, Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Bruce Myers; fourth lieutenant. Russell Well, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will assistant, Elmer Newell; meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at arson investigator, John the Meigs Inn. Pomeroy flooded (Continued from page I) .the frequent flooding. Two weeks before Christmas many businesses had to move and the business section was closed due to a flood at that Ume. . It appears many merchants will have to move again and once more doors of businesses will have to be ·closed for several days. People not being permitted to come into the oommunity or unable to do so would also be detrimental even if the businesses could remain open. The 'lhio lJepartment of Highways reported nwnerous roact closin_gs due to the flood. They Included Monday morning, Route 7, between Pomeroy and Route 248; Route 33 between Pomeroy and the jwtction of Routes 7 and 33; Route 124 from Route 7 to Route 325; Route 124 from Pomeroy to Route 338; Route 124 from the east junction of Route 338 to Route 881; Route 248 from Route 7 to Route 124; Route 338, junctions eaat an,d west.at Route 124, Route 881, from Route 33 to Route 692, _lll/!I_Rt.. 7 at the Kyger Creek Plant. ,.., e " tended to," Boyd pointed out, 11 Wbere we can show 'a definite beneflt towards protecting public health and safety from extreme danger caused by past mining practices." "Limited cost·sbare assistance will be avaUable for tackling the most aevere problem areas, first. The rates will vary from 25 to 100 percent. depending upon the speclflc site," be explained,., Announcement of the selected priority-one projectS . will be made before July '!': (USPS 145-960) Save for the Day Your Baby becomes a Big Wheel on Campus · Life styles change, costs of llvlng~scalate, children seem to rush through Infancy Into adolesc:ence at a galloping run. Parents who anticipate rls· lng college costs begin educational savings plans wlth Farmers .a&nk at a.n early date. Let us help you arrange an Interest-accruing savings account.that will grow with your ch lldren, and be ready for college when they are. Fat•mers 8a.n k PO~EROY, OHIO . . . ...... 1 b _ 40,000 Maximum lnsu~ance For Eac~ Depositor '-'' '- -.~­ ~;..,; '~"'i,,.,. nounces. Pomeroy Elementary School students will be tested Wednesday where both six grades~ morning and ~f· ternoon kindergarten claases and aU other personnel and others with permission slips will be given skin tests. All students of the Brad· bury Elementary School and personnel will receive their skin tests on Wednesday also. On Monday, March 5, Mrs. Brown will be at the Meigs High School where the 12th grade, the cosmetology classes and aU school per·· sonnel will be tested. AU senior students are particularly urged to have the teSt as this will be the last opportunity to receive It· before graduating from high school. •· On Tuesday, March 6f the, eighth grade an.d personnel ot the Meigs Junior High School will be tested. • Since tbe skin testing program and any follow u"' work ill a free service of the~ local tuberculosis ciWc, Mra.; Brown urges all parents tosign and return the consent· slips which chUdren will be' bringing home. , Other schools In the·district· will be announced as they ar~: . scheduled. > .. flood this year. The last flood was t wo weeks before Christmas in 1978 and crested at 49 feel. The predicted crest for this flood is 50.5 feet at 5 a.m. Wednesday. BALCONY VIEW - This birdseye view of Pomeroy's Main St. from the balcony of Meigs Inn shows the water coverin~ the sidewalks and street from Ute first major l • , · By Bob Hoeflich The swollen Ohio River . which stood at 51.1 feet at 9 a.m. Tuesday was believed to be nearing a crest. Earlier predictions had set the crest figure at 50.5 feet , four feet over flood stage, but the crest figure was upped slightly aslhe river continued its rise. At 7 a.m . Tuesday the river stood at 51 feet and had risen only an additional.! by 9 a.m. in Pomeroy. Meantime, six members of the Ohio National Guard requested by Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews, arrived. in Pomeroy Monday night to assist in the community. Mayor Andrews said he was requesting more National Guardsmen from Athens to help with the town's problems. Nationwise TWA ·cancels flights KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Trans World Airlines again canceled flights to and from ·Kansas City International Airport Monday because of fuel shortages, and .announced Utat four flights would be canceled Tuesday. · On Monday, two outboard flights from Kansas City to New York were canceled, as well as flights to Pittsburgh , St. Louis and Columbus, Ohio. Two inooming flights from New York also were called off. But a spokesman for the airline , Larry Hilliard, said he was certain !he full flight schedule would be restored Wednesday. Priest's LOOK SOFT. The Guardsmen are maiiDing entrances into the community and sta nding by with vehicles which might be needed in tran sporting residents who need medical attention or have some other emergency. FOOD SENT Meantime, Mayor Andrews reported that the Salvation Army in Athen s had sent in a crew Monday with food for only from expenses involved in moving out and back into their buildings, but from the loss daily business. Some downtown business establishments on side streets do not have water but were affected from the sta nd · point that heating units in basements had to be di sc onne cted, how ever, workers were at their posts in cold buildings. The weather workers as well as persons outside was· below free zing. who were engaged in moving out business establishments. The unit was in town again today with additional food for those people. A canteen is being set up in the mayor's office. . Main Street bu si ness establishments again were heavily affected by th e flooding Ohio. Monday was spent moving stock to higher levels and the stores, of course, were closed. Businesses will suffer not WATER SITUATION In Pomeroy water covered a wide span including the area between Mechanic· St. and Butternut Ave. Water was over Butternut Ave. near the Sugar Run area. Some bu sin esses closed because water across Main St. coming from both directions made them virtually islands w1th no one being able to reach the establishments. Kroger' s on E. Main was a good example. That store Riverview in the District was closed today, bu! attendance at the other schools of the district was reported good. Pomeroy remained in an emergency status with· officers post ed on the entrances of town to prevent sightseers from coming into the village a nd office rs eng aged in routing the traffic were at their posts 24 hours a day . Th~ Southern Local District MIDDLEPORT remained closed for the UNTOUCHED sec ond consec utive day _ Middleport was practically untouched by the flood. One Tuesday. Meigs Local Schools mobile hom~ in lower Mid· opened Tuesday after havirig dleport was surrounded by water. been closed Monday. One bus did not run at all On North Front St. this and several others made morning the household goods of Mrs. Lena McKinley was partial pickups. Supt. Charles D. Dowl er being moved to higher ground sa id attendance today in U1e as the water stood In front of her home. district ran 59 percent. Several basements in the Eastern schools were open again today and those schools community were affected by were also open on Monday. · the flood waters. but at 10 closed at t p.m. Monday since water was over Main, both below and above the store. Businesses such as Crow 's Steak House on West Main St., closed Tuesday morning since water over Main St. a bove and below th e rcs laurant made the establishment inaccessible. Schools were hav ing problems, but were functioning in some instances. Supt. Hairston resigns post bomb injures cop a veteran edu cator, Board President J ames Blevins expressed the system's appreciation fo r Ha irston's "hours of work" devoted to the distr ict. and th e ''sign ificant improvements' ' made duri ng hi s administration. Hairston ca me to the local district from Kent State University, where he served from 1965 to 1976 as the Director of Career Development and Placement. other positions held by the resig nin g superi nten dent include: Placement assistant at Ohio Slate University, fir st ass ista nt superintendent of Mansfiel<) Cit y Schools, assistant superintendent of Lawrence County Schools, superintendent of Dawson~ Bryant Loca l Schools , Superintendent of Waterloo Local Schools,. and teacher and coach at Monroeville High School. In further action, the Galha Co unt y Local Board of Education took the following actions during the special meeting: - Aileen J . Rutz, a Kyger Creek 'High Schoo.! teacher, was granted a professional leave day for March 16, 1979. News journalist cited again MANSFIELD, Ohio (AP)- For the second time In two monlhs, a Mansfield News Journal reporter has been cited for contempt by a Richland County judge for refusing to reveal Information in court. News Journal reporter Bob HUes was ordered . Monday ID stay In the Mansfield city jail until he tells Common Pleas Judge Max Chilcote whether he overheard conversations of special grand jurors Investigating charges of corruption and misconduct in Ute coWJty sheriff's department. -----..c..;,.. . With 100% cotton terry crotch lining, available in while and beige, S, M, L (fits sizes 4-10) $2.99 suggested retail for the brief and $2.75 suggested retail for the bikini. ..., " ' Stop in now for all the details. ELBERFELD$ .IN POMEROY • ' .• ~ In Pomeroy merchants.still EXTENDED FORECAST Thursday · through Saturday: Rain Thursday possibly becoming mixed with snow In the northeast before eodlng on Friday. Fair Saturday. High in the 40s Thursday and dropping into the 30s by Saturday. Low in the 30s early Thurs- Purpose of the leave day is to take three students to a Mathematics a nd Science Con ference at Ohio State University. - Fred Fellure, Hannan Trace Elementa ry School ja nitor, was gr.anted a leave of a bsence without pay beginning Feb. 18 and ending March 30. Purpose of the leave is to cover a recuperative period following surgery. - Th e resignation of Clara Day as kindergarten route bus driver in the Kyger Creek attendance area wa s accepted. - Nena Maxine Wells, a Southwestern Hi gh Schoo l teach er, was granted i:l professional leave day for March 9. Purpose of the leave is to take eight high school honor students to the Ohio Beta Convention in Colum· ~o mid 20s early Saturday. morning is the crest. A flood in Decem ber crested at 49 feet , but did close most of the main street. Today most establi shments along the Main St. business section h<l ve from two to three feet water in them. 'l11e ·Ohio Department of Highways in Meigs County reported the follo wi ng closings - Route 7 between Pomeroy and the junction of Route 248; Route 33 between Pomeroy and the north junction of Route 7; Route 124 between Pomeroy and the junction of Route 338; Route 124 between the junction of 338 and 681 ; Route 248 between Route 7 and Route 224; state Route 338 between the west junction of Route 124, and Rt. 7 at th e Gavin and Kyger Creek Power Plants. The nood brought problems for emergency and fire units iri Pomeroy . Fortunately there have been no fire calls and onl y one em erge ncy which was this morning on Ny e Ave . Emergen cy members took a boat with them on the call in an attempt to reach the scene. Wants limited traffic Meigs County Engineer Wesley A. Buehl has requested aU traffic on Meigs County roads be limited k1 emergency and residential travel only and that all loads be reduced by 50 percent. Due to current conditions, county road 4, (McCumber Hill ) has been closed to all traffic until further notice, the engineer said. He also states that all bypass flood roads will be maintained as top priority and other roads will be repaired as soon as possible. All unnecessa ry travel, particularly for sightseeing should be avoided, Buehl reports. . If any emergencies in road conditions arise residents are asked to c0ntact the county highway department at 992-6235 or 992-2911. Deadline approaches GAME DATE CHANGED Southern's appearance in the Class A District Cage Tournament at Chillicothe has been delayed for a second time within the past 48 hours . The Tornadoes, winners of tb~ Meigs Sectional last weekend, were slated to play Portsmouth Clay Strict policy a must." *(just 35¢ for postage and hand ling). possible. maintained a watchful eye on th e river, but were hoping that the 5l.l. feet reading this - STO\;IU:IVLM, Sweden (AP) - A Sovtet plane believed to have bene hijacked landed shortly after noon today at Swckholm's Arlanda Airport, the air control tower said. The crew on Aeroflot flight 202 from Mosoow asked for police assistance, a spokesman said. The plane was parked at an emergency runway. No further details were immediately available. FREE. a.m. this morning some five more inches or water were left before the water would move onto the street near the office of Dr. R. R. Pickens on South Th1rd Ave., one of the lowest spots in Middleport. Pomeroy Mayor Andrews said today one village worker has gone to Albany to secure the ·first load of heavy limestone for road repairs. Several outlying streets and hills in the community are reported impassable. Mayor Andrews said the limestone will be used ln these sections as soon as . bus. Hijacked plane lands safely get one pair state of emergency still e>Cists in the village. National Guard troops have been called in to assist with any emergencies. day and in the upper teens 1 ne resignation of Superintendent Thomas E. Hairston was accepted Monday night during special meetings of the Gallia County and Gallia County Local ,1 Boards of Education. The resignation of Hairston, who became chief administrator of the county boards in Oct. 1976, will become effective Aug. 1. In presenting his letter of resignation to the boards, Hairston said, "If in any way I've let you down , I regret it - I've done my best." In accepting the resignation of the 33 year MILWAUKEE ( AP) - A bomb in book mailed to a Catholic priest who has written for a Creation.' language newspaper ••ploded outside a parochial elementary school Monday, injuring a police detective who was trying ID remove it, authorities said. The Rev. Timothy Majic, 64, pastor of Sacred Heart Church, said tbe bomb may have been linked to his work as editor of The Morning star, a Croatianlanguage newspaper published in Chicago. He said he had written many anti-<:ommunist editorials and stories since he came to the United States ip 1951. The New Super Look' nylon knit panty that features special comfort and exceptional softness 1 The patented. stretch crotch an<;l \ · thigh move with you for maximum freedom. Its light. stretchy fabric IS super soft next to your skin. You can be sure of a smooth look under \, clothes. Super smoothness and super - comfort - that's Super Look Soft! ROLLING ON THE RIVER- This rowboat traveling down Main St. in l'omeroy wa s the only traffic !here Monday afternoon with flood waters covering the st reet . A Rampaging Ohio nears crest today COVINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Four men were sentenced to a year and a day in prison Monday by U. S. District Jf.ige Eugene Siler after pleading guilty to dealmg cards in an illegal gambling operation in Covington . Siler SIJ!'pended 311 but 30 days for Rodney Chalk, 29, Newport; Fred E. Messer, 33, and Edward W. Seden, 56, both of C<,vington . However, Siler ordered Alan S. Rue, 35, Covington, to serve the entire sentence. Siler and Rue had a previous conviction. 1 Melnber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation __ -~ :·w: K~..---- nesday in the Meigs Local School District, Jane Browli, R. N., Meigs County Tuberculosis Nurse, an· SUPE:R • 15 CENTS A school skin testing · program will begin Wed· INTRODUCING before Aptil 21,1979 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1979 • Dealers sentenced · MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY, OHIO ·" ELBERFELDS Buy2 pair of Super Look Soft en tine TB skin • testmg slated Because we know at these prices you'll want several, Playtex"has a Special Offer for you! . ' . at I., OFFICES CLOSED Due to flood conditions, aU offices of the Meigs County Courthouse closed at 10 :30 a.m. Monday morning. MEETING CANCELLED A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of. Veterans Memorial Hospital scheduled lor 1;30 p.m. Tuesday at the hospital has been cancelled. VOL. NO. XXIX NO. 221 • TOLE!)(), Ohio (AP) - A Maralhon Oil Co economist says that world oil s~pplies will remai~ tight, but claims the loss of Iranian crude oil would have less impaci on the nation if the U. S. had what he called a responsive energy policy. Marathon's Edward R. Heydinger said Monday that the U. S. is dangerously reliant on foreign oil r~yes because the nation is not promoting a maxmmm effort to develop domestic energy resources. The U. S. Soil Conservation Service tSCS) is taking applications for the new Rural Abandoned Mine Program (RAMP ) through March I. ''The unreclaimcd mining sites which present an extreme da nger to public health and safety will be given top priority," according to Boyd Ruth, SCS district con Thui'sday, however , the ·3ervationist for Meigs game has becil postponed until 7 p.m . Tuesday, County . " I will be working along March 6. with the Meigs Soil and Water Tickets may be obtained Conservation District to help at the Southern High School land users determine if their principal's offire. site meets the requirements ::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;: of the Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act ,' ' ~aid Ruth . · He point ed out, "People Partly cloudy tonight with who own or control nonthe low in low 20s. Cloudlng fed er~l land that has been over again Wednesday, with mined for coa l may be high in the mid to upper 40s. eligible for cost-sharing." Chance of precipitation 10 "In the first year or so of percent tonight, 20 percent the new program, ' ' the Wednesday . conservationist said, "we will be concentrating on areas where we can protect public hea lth , safety. general welfare, and property froll) extreme danger caused from past coal mining practices. The SC!!-w ill also be looking at projects that will correct possible adverse effects to health and safety as a second priority. " In th'\, first .year of the program,' Ruth said, " other appli cations aimed at re storing the environment and land and water resources will be accepted at local SCS offices, but they will probably not be funded this fiscal year." Weather TRUCK ON EAST MAIN STREET - A small pick-up truck is parked on the sidewalk along East Main Street in Pomeroy where merchants worked frantically Mond a~ ·lo move their goods ID higher, dry areas. Several businesses along the village's main strecl ha ve water inside their establishments as the Ohio River continued to rise Tuesday morning. ' ) ., <. ' NO QUORUM A meeting of Middleport village council scheduled for Monday night was not held due to the lack of a quorum. Special ·session is planned before the next meeting.· • • � 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 02. February 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 February 26, 1979 massar rockhold