http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0cc02680385b403e3305adc2f5181ae6.pdf def4858b19b12bb42ca4d3c0208aacb7 PDF Text Text • ' . . ,,,,,,,,,,~~Y~~~~:~ ~ 10-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Jan. 5,1978 ~-- - -------~-------------.---: Area Deaths 1 I . Hospital News : v.~m~.. MemorlalH~Ita' I RAY ALLEN Prospect Church. Funeral Ray Allen, Akron;1ormerty· servlceswill~heldtnerear of Lefort Falls, died Wed· 2 p.m. Friday , the Rev . Ted nesday, Jon, 4, at Akron Giassburn officiating, with General Hospital. in t erment in ·talvarv He Was preceded In death cemetery at Rio Grande. The by his wile, VIrginia Sayre body will be taken to the Allen and brother-ln .taw, church one hour before the Charles Skeels . He Is sur- se~~i~~~~s may call after 5 vived by t wo daughters, Marilyn Deiss and Vlrglnfa Sayre, one sister , Kitty Allen Skeels , and nine grand - p.m. today at Miller's Home for FuneralS.. • "" children. SYR,.fc~~~':._W~!~e Wise, Funeral servtcn Will be held Saturday .!t the Prentiss forme rly of Syracuse, died Funeral Home, Akron. Tuesday at St. Luke' s Hospital In Columbus. He was the son ol the tate JOHN O'DELL NEAL Solomon and Bessie Ogden l John O'Dell Neal," 7.4, was ...Wise. He was also preceded found dead in bed at his home In death by his wile, follna . on the Harrisburg · Surviving ore a brother, Adamsville Rd . (Rt.2. John ; • nephew, David Wise, Bidwell) at 6 a.m . Wednes· and 1 niece . Jane W ise day . Whl l ~ he had hact a · Schultz, Funeral services will history of heart t rouble, he be held In Columbus on apparently_~ wa s feel ing all Friday. right Tuesaay , when he workedonh iscar . A farmer earlv in his l ite, he was employed on the c [0 ra ilroad, from which he retired several years ago, and ·· th en he worked aS a carpenter. He was born Marc h 26, E-R CALLE~ Pj)meroy E·R .squadmen went to New St. at 10 :38 a. m. Wednesday for Letha Quails who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital as a medical patient. At 10:53 a. m. the fire department went to Clifton, W. Va., to assist the Mason Fire Department at a fire in a building. 1903, in Cabell County, W. Va ., one of five children of Robert and Vallora Leadman Neal. Two brothers and a sister survive : Leroy Nea l, Milton, W. Va .; Elvin Nea l, Ft. M yers, Fla .; and Mrs. A. c .. (lnez) Beckett,- Ft. Myer s, Fla. He was f irst married to Eleanor Cart, Milton, w. va ., fr:om whom he was divorced . She still liv.es. He is survived by thr ee sons•and a daughter : Emme1t Neal , Wheelers · burg ; Roy Neal in Ca liforn ia ; Dona ld Neal , Rt . I , Bidwell; ·and M.rs. Ralph · (Idella) ASK TOWED Marriage licenses were Frank · B. issu ed to Samatowitz, Jr., 43, East Hampton, Conn., and Ruth carolyn Barr, 32, of Mid· dleport ; John James Evans, 19, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, and Teresa Ann Edwards, 18, Rt. 1, Reedsville. Meadows, Ft, Myers, Fla . · His second marr iage wa s to Lula Smith, Huntington, who survives with his seven step · children. Though he was a member of Mt. 'Olive Church, John O'Dell Neal attended Pro· spect Church with his son Donald, who is a leader in Shop Baker Furniture Name Brand Furniture and Floor Coverings eLane e Frigidaire • Samsonite • Hoover THANKS ... West Virginia has 20,000 ponds now Amerleu dollv rauted oa _ iateraauo .. l mini ey in the Mountain State. AI the POINT PLEASANT Admitted - Roger Manley, markell W.y bl rettpon~ end of the feMI'alllacal year, West V~inta; ortglnaUy a Jr., Middleport ; Pamela to a V, S. COVft'IIDielll. land without·lalt:es, now has Sept. 30, scs had aaailted Imboden , Pomeroy; more than 20,000 ponds, with 20,088 completed ponda Lawrence Stewart, Mid- ' ~IIIH le oapport lbe aeUvely Ia a bid cretllbaek dleport; Letha Quail~. thanks to ita landowners and siru=e the late 1930's, Craig M. to bait a year-IGDJ declille. a cooperative program with Right, scs state con· Pomeroy; Maggie Gilmore, Ia Tokyo, lbe dollar announced ooil conservation agencies. servationist, Racine ; Viele Wi!Hams, today. . aeored a dramaUc raUy Cheshire; Kenneth Mullirur, , Late laot summer, the aplllll lbe JapaDele yeo, Right said that pinpointing :lll,oooth pand assisted by the Oteshire; Marjorie Walburn , elotlaJ al.%41.%0, up INtn 20,000th pond would be the U. S. Soil CoMervation Middleport ; Perry Beebe, · Z3'1.18 Wednesday. lmpo"lble because 10 many Set'vice ( SCS) was completed Cheshire; Joyce McCienan, Langsville; Mary Me ~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::; Callister, Middleport ; Juanita Conde, Reedsville; Roger Grindley, Minersvl!le, ·. -(Continued from page 1) Gwinnie White, Middleport. Discharged Ronald &yor W8 Washington than there are American agents awilabie to . watch them," he said . DilJon , Sr., Cannen Jones, . · Betty l!rooks;·'Lucy Spencer, Three defendants were BAT'I'LE CREEK, MICH. - A CONVICfED forger with Earl Clark. fined and two forfeited bonds in the court of Pomeroy four days left to serve of his prison term has been charged with PleasantV.Uey Hotpltal . Mayor Clarence Andr ews first-degree murder In the 1978 ambush slaying of actor Sal Mineo. Mineo, who •arred in the movie "Exodus" and Discharges - Sheila !!Upp, Wednesday night. Patriot; William Mattox Jr., Fined were Roger Me· appeared with James Dean In " Rebel Without a cauae," was Point Pleasant ; Noah Me· Daniel, Albany, $250 and . stabbed to death in February 1976 In the garage of his Dade, Frazier's Bottom; costs, reckless operation, and Hollywood .apartment house near the fabled SUIIIIOI Strip. An extradition hearing was 110t !Qr today In Mar$1aU, John Utchlieid, New Haven ; flOO and costs, .fleeing a Mich., for Lionel WilllamB, 21, who was charged with murder Melvin Freeman, Cheshire, pollee officer ; Tom Quillen, WedneSday in a complaint l.uued by Los Angeles District 0.; Raymond Duncan ll, Middleport, $50 and costs, Attorney John Van de Kamp. AnthQrlties said there were Point "Pleasant ; Mark cltaorderly conduct, and Roy indicatiorui that WilllamB was acquainted with the slain actor · Hurlow, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Boggs, Middleport, $50 and and Los Angeles County Sheriff Peter Pllcheas conceded there Jack Woodall , Gallipoils ; costs, intoxication. Mrs. .Larry Brumfield, Forfeiting bonds were had been "speculation" that the slaying had hi>moaelDUII · Ashton; Randy Gardener, Therlll Randolph, Reedsville, overtones, but he did not elaborate. Gallipolis; Brad Hensley, $200 posted on an· assault Poi nt Pleasant; Laura charge; and Thomas McKay, COLUMBUS-INSURANCECOMPANIEScannotdeduct Kennedy, Point Pleasant; 29, Racine, $50, posted on a . trom their uninaured motorist coverage settlements any Sara Flores, Pomeroy. charge of driving while l\llder medical payments an injured party receives although the suspension . policy provides for such deductions, the Ohio Supreme Court said Wednesday. The unalllmous ruUng waa a setback for Motorists Mutual lnBurance Co., headquartered in Columbus. Holzer Medical Center Barbara Shearer, Leslie Horne and James Bright llle'd Discharges Jan. 4 EXTENDED OUTLOOK separate suits after Motorists Mutual deducted medical Garcia Adams , Verna MUd wttb a ehance of payll)ents they were to receive for Injuries suffered In Blankenship, Howard Boggs sbowers Salutday and accidents involving drivers who did not have iruturance, The Jr., William Bowman, Mrs. medical bills reached $500 for Shearer, $1,000 lor florne and Micha el Cremeans and Sunday . Cooler wltb a $560 lor Bright. daughter, Larry Davis, Janet chaace 01 showers Dr snow Durrtes Moaday. Uaytlme The policies held by the three contained a provtston that Duffy, John Francis, Robert said Motoriots Mutual was not obligated to pay amounts bJcho Ia the too Saturday Hoff Jr ., Walter Jones, recovered for medical services. In its rultzlg, the Supreme Bonita Manley , Verona aDd Sunday and ill lbe 381 Court said unirutured motorist coverage, which IIZider Ohio law Moasman, Ronald Newsome, Monday. Overnlgbl lowi must he offered, "cannot be diluted or diminished." Carol Pierce, Flain Ratliff, from the m.ld !h to lower 30s Saturday and Sunday Ivan Stephenson, Earl CANTON, OIDO - AN UNAUTHORIZED WORK Sturgon, Velma Tabor, aDd ill ZOo Monday. Martha Ward, Ermei ,,.............................................·.·.-.·.························ stoppage by teachers in the Canton school district continued ...........·.·····················································,,·.·········· today in defianCe of a court order directing the ieachers back · Woodyard. to the classroom and their negotiators back to the bargaining . Blrtbs Jan. t table . Negotiations between school board and .teachers' Mr. and Mrs. Roger representatives resumed. Wednesday, but only for six minutes Canter, a son, Wellston ; Mr. Highs Friday to mid 40s, and Mrs. David Richards, a low tonight to lower 30s. before t.eachers' representatives walked out. A teachers' spokesman said board representatives son, Pt. Pleasant. Probability of precipitation demanded that teachers return to the classrOOJD and halt 30 percent today , 40 percent pi~keting before serious bargaining began - and that tonight and Friday. triggered the end of the talks. Three fined by M ' Andre . Weather For Terrific Buys and January Savings ,, Bre:zhnev shows himself again TWO GIVEN HELP The Middlep<lrt E-R Squad answered a call to 186 North Secon\1 Ave., at 6:54 a. m. today for George Voss who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, and at 9:04p. m. Wednesday to 1179 Vine St. for Lowell Price who had a tootlipick caughf in his throat. He was taken to Veterans Memorial HospitaL At 10:t5 a. m, Wednesday the fire department went to Powell St. to extinguish a fire in the back of a trash oollectlon truck. The ofiicialB Tass news agency said Brez.l)nev, 71, presided at a Kremlin ceremony in WJilch six high government, party and milituy leaders were honored for their services to the state. · WILL SHOW FILM The film , "Or. Carl Jung" will be shown at 2 p. m. Jan. 6 at the mental health center in · Pomeroy, 2:)6 W. Main , free of charge to everyone in· terested. Dr. Jung was a · pioneer in psychutherapy. · the terms, coUective uncon~ious complei, introvert and extrovert are derived . from his studies and writings. TO BEGIN WORK RUTLAND - Terri Miller Wl\)ker, Rutland, foZ\llerly associated with Dorothy's Beauty .Salon in Syracuse is now employed at Helen's Beauty Shop, 860 East ]t1ain, Pomeroy. She will begin her duties ·on Jan. 11 and wiD work Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. She may he reached by calling !!92-2890. MOSCOW (UPI) President Leonid Brezbnev appeared in public today for the first time in four weeks, apparently recovered from a case of inflUenza. · · •. of tbe .,._.. IJI'OifiiZII. Tile It loeal aotl conltnatlon year, the SCS heJped lalld- dlllrlcta brla& tbe I$CS owners baBel 2M new pondl, tbe laado...... moat of them u aources of Andanotbeu~ ofthe'U. livestock wall!r. s. ' Department of The ll,OOOtb . pond mlgbl Agrteullure, the qrleultural ~ have '-t · Will in Maul StabUiutlon ancl Con· " County, ac.wrdlng to Olltrlct wvalioD Service (AIICS) bu ,. Conservatiootlt Jolm Cooper bdped man,y landnWMI'I by • of Pl. Plealllll. He Mid eiCbt paying a portion ol the eo1t1 ponda were buUt in the cowrly of pond coiiJtructlon." • durine the fiscal year, inDistrict Conaenlttonllt eluding those of Edward Cooper Nld hiJ office llelpa , Bumga.rner, Art Hartley, local landll-. or land Chester Stone, W. Va. users evaluate pond litel. Departm~nt of Naturu-· SCS tedudcianl allo ·dei!Cn ·; Resources, Jack Crank, ponds and can help 1upervlle Harold Mynes aild Don !leU. · . oon.atructton Ill uaure that The total number of ponda In standards of safety and Mason County is tell. performance are met. '11111 "This Is not just an SCS usiltaace !I available at , program," Right said. "In 230"1 Main Street, Pt. the first place, chief credit Pleuant, or by pllonln& 8'1&- • goes to the landowners, who mo. ~ make the decisions to buDd Most ponds · In •••t : the ponds and who Invest VIrginia store water ·lor ': their own resources In thla ltveatoek. Stat• Con· land use change." aervi!tlontst Right eJ:IIIalried He added, "Two other that dlapened water auppllel agencies are instnunentalln caUit cattle to lll'ale over : wider areas, thuallllnlmll:lnc ' erosion. Mmly ponds are allo tiled for Iiiii and wUdUfe. ·Some landowners wUd pond& to (Continued from page I) beautify their propertlea. five bours Wednesday. Right Nld tblt the 11,000 ,; Colorado strikers alsq ponda on the land beautify . failed In trying to get King our ate. Soopets supermarkets and "Everywhere you ao ill : Sigman Meat . CAl., a meat West VIrginia there are ~ wholesaler, to close in ponds," Right aald. "To sympathy for their cause. resUze the impact of thla : The Associated Grocers of program, try to Imagine West : Colorado, a Denver.based Virginia without theM 20,000 ~ wholesale grocery firm ponds. Thill's the way It' wu ~ supplying about 600 ' independent stores in ._ only 40 years ago." Colqrado, Wyoming, Nebraska , Kill1sas and New Meztco, agreed Wednesday to support the farm strike, but also said they could not (Continued from page 5) ' close. personal income. , AFL..CIO representaUves Iritegrlty Act" "Filcal from Colorado, Wyoming, requires over . a 20 y- .,: New Mexico_, Kansas, period, a net reduction ofl<J. : · Nebraaka, Texas and South perce(lt In government h- '' Dakota met with farmers In pendltures u a percent of Denver Tuesday and said national income. they also would support the (t) BALANCE. FEDI!:RAL strike :..: but could not order BUDGET :..: Bring an end Ia shutdowns by union members government produced In· because of contracts with .Dation by ending 1118811ve LONDON - THE ASSASSINATION OF the Palestine managem~t. federal deficits which reduce Uberation Organization's representattw in Britain has private invelltmeut. triggered a,PLO vow to avenge the slaying and "hold Britain "Conatltuttonal Amend· responsible'' untl) the killer Is caught. The shooting of Sl.ad ment" - requires .each Hammami Wednesday In his .basement office at the Arab VEHICLES COWDE budget be ba1aneed year's League building' came three days after two Syrian diplomats No one was injured or cited (except In time of war or died In a homb blast In the same neighborhood. ' · in a traffic accident at9:10 a. Hammaml, 3S, identified as a member . of the PLO m. Wednel!day on CR 18, lout- national emergency) and executive cotilmlttee, was a mnderate who favored some aort . tenths of a mUe west of US 33 systematically repay the of recognition for Israel, a -"difficult and dangerous thing to . in Meigs County. The Galila • nailonal debt. (6) TAX REFORM AND . do," said the editor of Middle East Review magazine. In Metga ·Post State .Highway Beirut, the PLO l.uued a statement blaming the slaying on Patrol said vehicles driyen by TAX INDEXING - Cbanit HZionist and imperialist 8 9!R'sfn8" and VOwing it "Will Brenda S. Roush, 24, tax policy to encourap inpursue the killers and those who IJiand behind them." Pomeroy, and Dousta8 Eblin, vestment, capi\81 f.or1118Uon q income -thua freelnl up 34, Pomeroy, sideswiped on a and more znoney for job creation. Cracks found in curve causLog moderate End the proceu where In- , damage. Dation pushes people l!lto transit ,Prders Sybil Ebersbech, Comm .. hlghei' tax brackell y- . Thomas W. Autherson, dec. CHICAGO (UP!) , after year. to Roena Pearl Johnson, Structural cracks on three parcels, Salisbury. . ASSISTANT NAMED "~ob Crealionl Act ollr17" J. William Lowe .to Sammie CLEVELAND (UP!) ·girders supporlng the city's - revlaea tax code in lllch a : F'lanfs, Ruth Ann Plants, Head football coach Dick way thai Investment will be second businest mass transit .F'. 201 acre, Middleport MacPherson of the llttmulated, thus iJ1creastnc • line forced some 133,000 Salisbury. Everett Paul Smith, Sharon University of MBBIBchusetts e111ployment, Income, and commuters to lind other ways Kay ·smith to Eugene has been named linebacker ultimately tall revenuea · to get to work today . Stevens, MIICtred Stevens, The line was abut down lots, coach of tbe Cleveland through economic upanalon. Salisbury Hobson. while repairmen worked · William T. Hart, Ethel Z. Browns. "Cost-of-Living Ad· · around the clock to shore up Hart to George G. Hart, .9885 MacPherson, t7, · Amherst, j~ Act of 1r77" :..:~ the cracked · girders with · acre, Bedford. Mass., whose UM teams won adjusts till · M. Williams to Paige four Yankee Conference automatically tables timber and steel, offlcta!S A.Helen to neutrallle the ef•• Humphreys, Juonllo S. said. They anticipated being Humphrey's, 4.410 acres champlonshlpa, ' compUed a fecta of inflllioD io that no. able to. roopen the tracks Salisbury. 47-23·1 record during hla me can move llito hlsher taxJ James · fl/1. Mills, Wanda seven seasons with the brackell unleu real Friday. Mills to Kenneth McCune, lncreaA~. ·• Stanley Starcher, 3 acres, Minutemen. His 1177 team won the championship wilb a Unfortunately, none of the: Rutland . Oleva E. Collerlllto Robert 9-2 mark, but lost in the above measurea hu made It: · V. King, Lillian B. King , ·divisional playoffs to Lehfgll through CongNa; and, u a·: parcels, Salisbury. Frank Glrolaml, .Karen L . University, the eventual . result, our uemployment• rate remairut at an atarminl: Glrolaml, to Guido J . national champion. Glrolaml, Vldla Glrolaml., level. . 'Ibla is a aad lots. Pofrieroy. mentary on the maJoritY.: Mary Elizabeth Morris, party In control of George E. Morris to George IN HOSPITAL E: Morris, ,.,.ry Elizabeth James H. Seilera, Portland, which refuses to .take u.;, Morris, parcels, Pomeroy . eourageoua step forward to ' Goldie Lynch, formerly lB a possible surgical paUent get America "•orting"~ Goldie Wyant, Carlos Lynch at Grant Hospital, ColumbuS, apin. ~ to Kenneth Wyant , . Lois Room 639. were under <GIIIInldkln at the ume time acrou the alate. AJtocetber lui fl,ocal 1M - bulldinC ,.;.,,...to · News •• in Briefs ,-- r ·- Pal, For Introducing Me to The Racine Home National Bank Those guys were great. They showed me how to get the most out of the money I have, and how to plan lor my future . I love the conveniences. You're a gem . V~u.aJi!L. Income.: NEW , A Home Bank .l'or . Meigs County People . o,- ~ . HOME NATIONAL BANK RACINE . ' . I ' OHIO - Elberfelds In Pomeroy JANUARY a.EARANCE SALE PANTY HOSE SALE ~ Quality Supp. Hose ...:.. Assorted styles ~ not all sizes .· ~ Petite, Average, Med. Tall, Tall & Regal • • I <} DRIES ~eg. EASIL V - · wash eQUiD"· ·• - ., ; ' ' • '5.95 ......... Paq Hose.·...~.: .. ~. Sale ......... ~ ..... '2.50 Take advantage now of all the oilier salt prices during our Janu1,.Y Cltu1'n ce Slit. Special buys in women's wtlr, girls' wear, men's and boys' wtlr. You'll really save. ment In warm , soapy weter · SUPERIOR WASHABILITY - ctlrt anct finger prints wnh ort utlly btc•u•• the- nrw h•• 1.1nsurpessed Vanyl.lfe w•ter rellat~nce . Ebersbach Hard.ware - "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE;' POMIROY W.MAIN Open Friday Night Till 8 O'Clock .. ' Open other weelc days NO a.m. to 5 p.m. Elberfelds ·1n Pomeroy ' f. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · -ridly, January 6, 1978 ., . ( .. • .- e . Ron Hoffman. a ROS$County larn1er who organized a motorcade of tractnrs and !ann trucks through Chillicothe ta.t month, is ~tting up the meeting, . Hoffman §lid representatives of the Farm Bureau, Nation• I Fanners Organization, the Ohio Farmers Union B!ld the AAM, had been invited to attend. "We doo 'I go to many of these type of meetings but we will be there/' said Swank. Hoffman said he is not a member of any of the groups. "We are asking them to remain separate entities but to begin working toward a commoo goal and that comon goal would he to improve the current prices,'' ·said Hoffman . "If, we doo't have prospects of better prices by planting time, there will be an awful lot of farmers looking at the possibUty of not planting this spring,'' said Hoffman. Meanwhile, about 100 farmers from northwest Ohio and ·~.uthern Michigan in a motorcade of tractors and trucks met at the Wood County Fairgrounds in Bowling Green Thursday and then went to the Anderson grain elevator in the Toledo suburb of Maumee. The fanners met with two owners of the elevator for about two and a half hours. After the meeting , the owners said they recognize the position Of the farmers and said the farmers deserve either a free market or a fair price for their products. Ron ~'arreU, a Wood County farmer, said President carter's farm bill would cause one-half of thefamiers to go bankrupt by 1983. He satd young farmers are deeply in debt and that the present farm bill does not help the financial sitUHtion. • at y en tine Filteen cents vot . 28, No . 185 Israelis insult· U. ··s. in Sinai from Egypt in the 1967 Middle , agricultural settlements said , movement afflliated with the United Preilsltiternatiooal Israel today conflrllled it plans new and permanent Jewish settlements · in the Sinal penirutula · it captured East ~ar despite American contentions they are illegal under international law. The head of one of the a house has been set aside for Begin's retirement home In the Neat Sinai community he visited several months ago , " In the name of my wife and myself, please accept or thanks on the decision of the members of your Betar moshav (settlement) to receive us as regular members," Begin wrote in a letter to the Neot Sinai community dated Dec. I. Betar is the youth Hrut Party that Begin heads. · The future of the northern Sinai area . remained uncertain under proposals for a peace agreement. Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasser Arafat met with visiting U.S. congressmen in Damascus in an apparent·attempt to shore up relations with Washington, according to a PLO news report. COUNCIL SWORN - Council members were sworn in Thursday night by Mayor H~rman London. Left to right Rural health clinic proposed in Coolville ATHENS - The Ohio C.ollege of ' University Osteopathic Medicine is. cooper.atjtig ,;with the YJllage of Coolville in seeking a $250,000 construction grant for a new rural health clinic that could open by the fall of t979: . . . The proposed 3,500 square foot clinic in Cooiviiie would witfl provide primary health care mumties ln for the College of Osteopathic Medicine. The first of. the clinics is under construction in Cl1esapeake. One physician has been recruited for that communiti es in the eastern part of Athens County ao d. adJa sen! areas of Washington County. It would be operated by the College of Medicine, which • would co ntribute $50,QOO toward coo~ration clih.ic and a second is being sought. construction costs, and serve EXTENDED FORECAST Sunday through Tuesday, turning colder throug~ period. A chan~e of rain or snow Sunday and a chanee of snow Monday and Tuesday., Highs wltl be in the upper ..30s or lower lOs Sunday and In the 30s Monday and Tu esday . Lows wilt be In the 20s or low 30s. Coal is taken to . elderly are Larry Brogan, Eber Pickens, Mayor London, Clyde Triplett and J ohn Arnott · Pickens elected to head council SY RACUSE Syracuse Co un ci l Thursday night elec ted Eber Picken& presidenl, an d retained Fra nk W. Porter as village solicitor. oCouncu · a lso appointed JOhn Arnott ".to u: vacaiJCY on council. There were four ·vacancies on co uncil and only three persons ran , thus creatin~ the vacancy. hecn co rrected by the State Hi ~ hwa y Depm1mcnt. Ma yor ~lermun London read the report of the Police Chief Milton Varhn'i for the year 1977. Varia n answered 14.7· complaints, made .132 arrests, Investigated .16 accidomts, received 202 public service calls, iss ued 155 wnrnings, collected $4,942 irl 'lines and costs, and ch'ove the the college as ·a training • · Co uncil adop ted int er im truiser 5,133.2 miles. · center for fourth year appropriations until the Atte nding were Ma yor medical students. . Cloudy · with fog tonight, annual a ppropriation is l~nd on, Jimmy Joe HemsApproval by the Coolville , compl eted. One was $4,000 for icy, l.arry Brogun, Pickens, • • unit CS Village Council this week of lows t o 3S. Occasional rain council and' another $3,000 for Clyde Triplett and Kulhryn the purchase of land fo r the Saturday, highs in the upper Proba biiity of the Board of Public Affairs. Crow , c oun cil members, proposed clinic completed 40s. It was reported that the Janice La wson, clerk, GeorHe Staie , requirements for the precipii~ti o n 20 percent NEW LEXINGTON, Ohio tonight , 50 percent Saturday. drainage problem that causes Holman , treasurer, Hobert inclusion of the project on the (UP!) - An elderly couple in The Pomeroy E-R Squad 1978 priority listing fo r Apwater to spill on SR 124 in the Wingett, and John Arnott. rural Perry County received upper end of. Syracuse had made four runs Thursday and palachian Regional (ARC) some bailly..,eeded coal this early today. Commission ·.funds. The week thanks to United Mine At 9:44 'a.m. Thursday, to li sting is compiled and PATIENT MOVED Workers Union Local 1340. the home of Gladys Rtimlield, recommended by the Ohio Lonnie LeMaster, 9, son of Louis and Mary LaScala, ' near Pomeroy. She was taken Office of Appalachia. · Bonnie LeMaster, Rt. 2, hath In their 80's, of Shawnee, " to Veterans Mem(lriai The project, developed by Hospital where she was Ohio University and Cool· Pomeroy, (Darwin) has been received the ton-and-a-llaU of admitted. By Vatted Press InteruUonal ville, must now be reviewed hospitalized .at St. Joseph ·coal from the non-union At 10: t5 a.m., to Route 33 and approved bY the ARC and Hospital, Parkersburg since Shawnee Coal Co. and the COLUMBUS - A REMODEUNG PROJECT which will for Mrs. Mildred Arnold, who other Ohio ageJiCi es con, Dec. 28. He was transferred union local members provide hancjicapPecl persons with access to the Rotunda at the was also taken to Veterans cerned with medical'facilities to Children's Hospital, delivered it to the LaScala State Capitol Building has be<Jn announced by Gov . James A. Columbus, Wednesday. He · liOme. Memorial Hospital where she and public health. Rhodes. Rhodes said the project wiU involve cutting a new . has undergo ne four Kelly Martin, a retired entrance frOm the.' Rotimda to · an exiating elevator on the was admitted. Assuming approval ofthese . At 3;19 p.m. to 270 w. Main agencies , plans could be operations for tumors on the miner who arranged the · southpast side ~f the ,capitol. · IDGH UP AGAIN - I roo workers again are being seen delivery, said the LaScalas" on the highest points of Silver Memorial Bridge making . St. for Martha Mustain, who fmaiized in time to permit brain . "This .project will serve as a symbol of state government's w~re ne8111y out of coal for repairs. This past summer the bridge was closed to make was also taken to Veterans . construction to begin in the deiennination to lead the way in giving handicapped Ohioans their furna ce and kitchen access to public buUdings," said Rhodes. SINGERS -cOMING repairs on critical sections. This time the bridge is to re- · Memorial Hospital. spring of 1979. The Newom>en Quartette stove when ·the fuel arrived. main open and work. is expeced to be completed within 90 At 2:43a.m. to Burlingham · · The Coolville clinic would "For too long people confined to wheelchairs or affected dQys by the llrtstol Steel and Ironworkers Co. of Bristol, for Audrey Sauders, who was be the second .of five rural will be featured at the First• "We had to go Ill the non- by other dis.abillties have been excluded from·this Important Va. taken to O'Bleness Meziwrial h~a ith ciinids built by Church of God in New Haven union mine to find the coal focal point of the State Capitol," the ~overnor said. "No~ they Hospital in Athens. · southeastern~ ,_ Ohio com- Sunday, Jan. 8 at 7:30 p.m. because Peabody (Coal Co.) will he able to pilrticipate with other Ohioans in the enjoyment has a lot of coal on the ground and appreciation of this magnificent chamber which is so but they wouldn't let us have · much a part of Ohio's heritage.'' · any," said Martin . "You got to do the best you can in these COLUMBUS - STATE AUDITOR THOMAS E. Ferguson kinds of situations." has reported that 577 ~overnmental units In Ohio had .delicit Mary · Hatem, a Perry balances In one or more funds as of Dec. 31, 1978. The auditor County social worker, said · said Thursday that while deficit spending is not permitted the LaScalas, live with Mrs. By HELEN THOMAS · He spent the last morning Carter's . meeting with ''flat wrong." Then Baudouin welcomed LaScala's two disabled under ,Ohio law, "the program is not confined to publtc White House Reporter in Paris ·conferring with Mitterand. The meeting education. It exists at most levelB of local government," Arriving a t Brussels' Carter by praising the Presi,. UPI BRUSSELS, Belgium Socialist Party leader came after the French Zaventem airport, Carter dent's "concern for drawing· brothers, both iii their 70's. inclnding counties, townships, cities and villages. "They were out of coal a (VPI) _ President carter Francois Mitterand, who is Communist party newspaper . said that during his ·lour, he "Neither the state of Ohio nor its tallpayers can afford international relations closer week ago, but they've been public offict.als who countenance deficit spending, regardless expressed strong concern generally expected to become I'Humanlte said Carter's visit had been ·speaking aboUt and for spiving the !"'ObiefRS today at prospect of a France's next premier in a . was almed ai telling people ''simple , constant thell)es,'' that ·are now causing' the trying to conserve," she said. of the goala or progrBIIlB Involved.'' Ferguson said his office Socialist-Communist aUiance loose alliance with the how to vote. · "One is the demand for greatest difficulties at the "I don 'I know how cold it got will be auditing counties and·townships every two years by in the house because they . January 1979, and clUes and villages by June 1979. coming to power in France, Communists. While they carter said in a Paris politiC& I liberties, for basic present time." don't have a thennostat. thenfiewto Belgium for some talked a protest bomb speech that the U.S. human rights, ... he said. ."On He said his office Increased its andit activity by 60 percent ''By taking your inspiration "They just go around with in 1977, releasing 3,345 reports of audit compared to 2,069 blunt talk with · America 's • exploded two miles away at corrimitment to the.defense of this .question, Belgium and from the essential human European aUies on the ailing Socialist headquarters but Europe · was :'absolute .'! the United Slates have never values which, aS' you h~ ve their ctiats on," she said. ' reports In 1976. Ferguson said examiners found 1,1130 violations , U.S. dollar and the defenses did little damage. White House Press Secretary differed. Fori these values we said, make life worth living, involving $4.3 millioo in findings for recovery. ol Western Europe. White. House officialB said Jody Powell said he would have fought together in war you have promoted ; a Belgium was the seventh on the 31-rninute flight from reassure NATO today that and we have always worked universal realization of the COLUMBUS- SEN. JOHN GLENN, ~hio, warned and last stop on his nine-day Pans to Brussels that carter any forthcoming strategic together in peace." agairutt "nuclear blackmail" Thursday in expressing importance of human tour. Carter rues back to expressed his strong cone-em arms Umitation agreement carter said he also had rights," Baudouin said. The Middleport E·R Squad reservations ahout President Carter's promise to sell India Waahingtm tonight 111 face at the prospect of with the Soviet Union would been stressing "the need to carter went through the answered two early morning nuclear fuel. Glenn said at a Columbus news conference he new mags on the Panama Communists and Socialists not &lute tha ~ pledge . resolve . conflict without airport ceremony in .35- calls today, at 5:20 a.m., to ·was concerned about Cartilr's promise inaile earllerthis week Canal treaty. At least five teaming up in French In his talks with European violence, to make peace degree weather without 332 Grant St. lor Eugia during the president's overseas trip because India had not yet aenatbrs who have visited legislative elections next Common Market officials instead of war." topcoat or hat , Mrs. carter Johnson who suffered a ratified the nuclear noniJroliferation treaty. Panama this week .,..id thO March. PollB in Paris have The preSident faced frank Carter made a similar promise to the government of He said NATO and the . wore a belted, beige coat: possible heart attack and was ·treaty would not he ratified predicted a Socialist victory · , talk about the state of the not- Common Market "represent The President rode in\0 taken to Holzer Medical . Saudla Arabia, wt Glenn said he was not as concerned about '. 181teas Ills rewritten. ' wlth Mi~terand becoining the so-mighty dollar, ·which has our shared hope for a secure central Brussels with King Center, apd ai 4:~ a.m., to that sale as he was about the promise made ·to India. "I've Carter, visibly tired but next p~emter. been nosedtving on European and peaceful and a Baudoui'l in a black Cadillac 582 Palmer St. for Dwight been very concernod about the spread of nuclear technology elated at his visit to France Carter made his concern currency marketa. prosperous future. '' along streets lightly, WaUace, who was ill. He was around the world to ever and ever smaller, perhaps less where he experienced what clear during the meeting with During Carter's flight to Carter an<i" his wife were sprinkled with lunchtime also taken to Holzer Medi~a i respoosible, nations. One of these days no· matter how small he called ''me of the best Mitterand, the sources said. Brussels, White . House met at the stejls of Air Force . crow ds . Their the nation , almost every one will have ali atomic bomb. 2t-car Center. days of my life," had one last "I can leU you that the sources also denied "some One by King Balidouln of the motor~ade was -escorted by "We can imagine what could happen with an ldi Amln with At 3:36 p.m. Thursday, the llllk with French President President did express in sort of deal has been cut" by Belgians and Queen Fabiola, police motorcyclists who squad went to the Route 7 by· an a!Dmic bomb or some similar type person tn the world," .Valery Gla~ard d'Estaing general terms our co~cern · the United States, Egypt and who conducted them down a turned over . their escort pass for Melissa Demoskey Glenn said, warning of " nuclear blackmail" by ar. be!OI'e cmling to Belgium for about the possible all1ance Israel. An official said a receiving line: · duties near the palace to the who was hurt in an auto "irreSponsible" government leader. lunch with King Baudoin and with . the Com10u~isis, report to this, effect following Carter and the King stood royal cavalry escort, more accident. She was taken to iallt&wtthNATOoftlctalaand lncludmg communism m thf Carter's meeting with , at attention as '!.II army band than 100 gendarmes mounted Veterans Memorial Hospital CLEVELAND- FORMER REP. WAYNE L. Hays, D' the European Common overall European context," a E~an President Ailwar struck up the national . on magnificent chestnut and .where she was treated and Ohio, forced out of C<lQgress because of thll Elizabeth Ray sex N-"ket. White House source Bfd of Sadat.,earller in the tour, was anthems of bott, COWltries. (Continued on page 12) (Continued on page .12) releas~ E 'R Weather , mak ·four aid runs Carter ·coming home tonight in early hours . . ._, "We invited about eight or nine of ti~em ( AAM members ) in to give them a chance to ell)ll'ess what they had to say and to kind of clairfy our posiUon," said Swank. "I think we had a great m'l!l.ting of th~ minds. "The thinking in Ohio seems Ill be in the way of demonstration a{ld trying to say to everybody 'we have a real problem · here' and we agree, farmers do have a problem," said Swank. " But I made It clear that legally we cannot support or endorse a strike," said Swank. "That's not legal for our organtzaUon . '.'But )\'e are in sym'pathy with their aims," said Swank. Swank also said the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation would have a representative at a meeting in southern Ross County on Jan. 27 to discuss the problem offarm prices. · Two E-R trips · Reg. '4.95......... Panty Hose ........ :--Sale ............ :. '2.00 R.API LV In th irty m lnutn ieavinv no un, pteastnt odor - CL E:AN - RACINE · sgrav ~ our . standing l•tex pa ll"'t made with • new Ac;rylfc. V l l\yl Latex Polymer . A.DAPTABI.E for ail types of Interior walls anel ceilings-ECONOMICAL --one CHt cover~ most surf11cn . use t•p · wtl~r tor '. thinning EASY TO APPI. Y - by brush, rolle-r , •• Wyant, parcels:, Scipio. GALLON IMPROVEO v•NYL,JTE - an eoacr-, •a•s toes." Miller com-: _.;;;,.:., .klHN T. KADY United Preu I.Jlterutlooll 1be -live vice president of the Ohio Fann Bureau Federatlm said today federation officers had met with rep!" Illatives of the American Agriculture Mgvemenl and IZpi md ''Sympathy" with the movement's goals. However; C. WUllam Swank told United Press International the federation could not advocate or endorse any full-acale wltholding action of goods from the market place . One of thoee meeting with the federation officials earper this Week •as Bob Risher of Spencerville, the Ohio coordinator for the AAM. "We just wanted to get some things str~ightened out," said Risher.."To show them we weren't stepping on anybodys By Retailers Transfers ____ for 'INDOORS VANYt::·tTE LATEX INTERIOR PAINT By . . ·. Farmers' holdout mOvement in Ohio hits snag .,' ,, ! • '~ * I ' I �• • 4-The Daily Sentinel, Middlepurt-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Jan . 6. 1978 Sanders greeted rudely By GREG AIELLO •UPl Sports Writer Red Auerbach's . big rnistJike was neglecUng 10 bring back Ule right former Cellics. the 0:1urt Th~:~rsday night. J\nd form e r C(!Jlie Onn Chancy, a noll'd dcfcns i ve Spt!dalist reacquired in a triide for Charlie Scott, only played rive rflinules . WESTERN BOOTS .... they're new . They're unique. And every western boot wearer in the county needs a pa ir. · They ' re Tingleys : exceedingly lightweight. th in -l'l alie-d. thick -soled Tlngleys . They're made from unbeatable s tretchable, form -fitting rubber . Westphul ·scorl"d 43 Jlllints, ruokie Walter Davis added a ca r ee r -high 40 and the Phoenix Suns spoiled ihe return of Sande~s • .Jones and Ch;;~ ney with <J 1 21~111 r omp over U1e Celtics. " We were just hot, " said WestP.hal , who w~s traded by Bustnn in 1975 for Scutt. " We ht.Hl a '-'ood pciTent.age .' Y~u just don't. have many nights Ukc this .'' ·I! was ; he 24\h loss against un ly II victories for Boston, whidl never lL'll in the game playc>d at Hartford. Conn ., before a capacity crowd 'of 10.019. Westphal <Jnd D<Jvis dw~ k ed the Ce ltics' mi nutes left for The p<Jir 12 points t:nmparl'<i to four for Boston and th e Su ns took a commanding 115-105 lead. Veteran .John H!:lvlieek, once a teammate of Sanders, J ones <.llld Westpha l, topped the Celtics with 24 points. Jo .Jn While adaed 22 and Dave Cowens 17. " We gotta do something ," Sanders said . ''The guys made Uw effort, but we d.i dn't get the job done." · MODERN SUPPL 399 w. Main St. 992-2'164 THE STORE WI TH In other games, Cleve land Pomeroy dumped New .Jersey, 110-94 , and New . Orleans beat Milwaukee, 116-109. . Ca vOJlicrs 110, Nl'ts 94: . "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS . LAWN S AND .GARDE NS. At Rich fiel d, Ohio , Gleveland snapped a fivegam~ losi ng streak: by . placi ng eig ht player s in double fi gures. Walt Frazier RIO GRANDE - TWo status in track. F'ullowing the ceremonies, rurme r Rio Grande College and Comm unity College All~ Coach Art Lanham will send American athletes will be · honored Saturday night in a special ceremony prior to the btart ur the Mid-Ohio Con~ fcrence showdown between Rio Grande and Malone. · Jimmy Noe and Bernie Tilley, both 1977 graduates of Rio Grande and e3ch an AllSEOAL FROSH America n in his respective' · Team W L P OP 4 1 21 6 182 sport, will have th eir jerseys Gallipol is 3 1 208 151 retired permanently in honor Athens Logan 3 1 203 172 ·of .toheir accomp li shmen ts Wellston 2 2 128 154 while student s at Rio Grande. Meigs · 1 4 149 214 Jac kson 0 4 140 . 171 Noe was rho.sen ~s .second ll JJ 1044 1044 · tectm Nationctl Association of TOTALS ' Thursday 's resuftS ! Intercollegiate Ath letics Ga llipoli s 46 Meig s 29 IN AJA ) All-American in Jan . 12 games : basketball last season, whi le Wel lstorr at Jackson Tilley ga ined All -AITterican Ga llipoliS ·at Logan SEOfrosh standings his Redmen o,ut io do battle with Malone in an important MOC contest. Rio Grande, 7-1 overall and 2~ in conference play, will attempt to rebound from Wednesday's 72-fl2 defeat at the hands of Central State. The Redmen will once again have the services of Gil Price, GaUipolis. Price was forced out of adion Dec. 28 due to . an injury suffered in the first half of Rio's game wilh Oberlin in the Marietta Shrine Tournament·. The Redmen will still be without the serv ices of starting guard Dale Royse, who suffered a broken hand in Monday night's giJme with Cedarville. Royse will be sidelined from four to six weeks. Another Rio st~rter, Dean Fitzpatrick , is still ill and may not play in Sat u r~ day's game. · · Prior to the varsity contest, which begins at 7:30 p.m., Coach Bob Leith and the Rio Grande Junior Varsity wilt ZNe!~ ,.~~~~~~~t.~ ..~~~~~~ .0.~~~r ; 197 made roads hazardous \· conditions were blamed in four of six traffic accidents investigated Thursday by the Gallia·Meigs Post State Highway Patrol. The ·first occurred at 1:30 p.m. on the Cadmus-Cross· roads, one and four tenths miles west of SR 141. Vernon . L. Miller, 34, Patriot, lost control of his car· on an icy place iq the road and hit a bridge. Janette M. J6nes , J6 , Che.s hire, was cited to juvenile court fo r driving left of center following an accident at 4:20p.m. on SR 554, Icy road " Our Interest os Greater For You " 5.75% On 90-Day Certificates 5.75 per ce nt paid on 90 day Certificates of Depos it . $1.000 . 00 · • Minimum . Interest Payable Quarterly. : NOW OPEN ! • ••• • A s ubstr~ntial pona lt v· i s irtvok·ed on .all ccr tifi c.He .lCCoun t s withdra w n pr ior to th e dal e of mafunt~ . . GINO'S •• • • Meigs Co. Branch :•• •• Rio Redmen play Malone five Saturday in key MOC contest comeback bid li fter the Suns ' lead bad dwindled to six points , 107-101 , with six c~ •~mbined Plan hunting, fishing trips now with good success records, list of all public hunling and United Press International and ' Jim Brewer led the way There ' s still plenty of are booked full many mooths fishing areas and even notes with 15 and 14 points, respC<:· on the must successful tively . The Nets' Bernard hunting left this year for in advance. People who like to do their methods of harvesting fish those who don 't mind the Kin~ ,' whu st·ured 44 points severe we"-her . hunting and fishing right here and game. Nearly all of the iJI;:ain'it Phoenix Werlncsdct)' more Rabbit, grouse , pheasant ·(In in the Buckeye State should published material is free . night , flipp<.>d in 20 pdlnts Every outdoorsman 11eeds public areas ) and deer also begin to get some bcfnre sitting out the fine:tl material together . all the information he can l lun~bow ) will all be open for period and H o w::~rd Porter at leas! a couple or more Fortunately, it's much Jess ' added 17. expensive and a lot easier. weeks. Jazz 116, Burks 109 : Drop a nole w the PublicaBut it seems that most In Milwaukee. Pete MaraPLAYER DIES Center, Ohio vi ch, the NBA 's leading outdoorsmen disdain the tions RUBIDOUX, Calif. ( UPii Department of Natural scorer, poured in 38 points colder weather and prefer to David WOOdard, 16, a Resource~. Fountain Square, and True~ Ro~inson added 34 wait until later in the year at varsity basketball player . Columbus , Ohio, and ask for when the fishing begins 10 ptiintS and 16 rcboWJds for · Rubidoux lllgh School, an up-ttJ-date pUblications pick upagain . lf you're one of New Orleans. The Jazz took a 54-36 fir st-ha.lf lead but those people, why not us~ the list. This list will contain collapsed and died during an Milwaukee pu lled to within a idle time to plan for your brochures, pamphlets and informal basketball shooting point , 82-81 , after three upcom ing warm~weather fatt she~ts to answer session in his regular questions you didn't even phy.sical educatipn class, au~ quarters. New Orleans then jaWlts? thorilies reported Thursday. For those who want to plan know you had. (IUtscored the Bucks 13~2. six The cause of his death was There is a list of bail an out-of-state hunting trip each by Maravich and Hobin· . not lmmediately determined , doing bUsiness iJl dealers next fall , it isn't too early to S0n, to put the game (jway . · b ut a c.oroner's spokesman Ohio which could be handy start contracting guides and The BUcks , wtw dropped their f1iurlh ~traigh t hnmc game.. outfitters in lhe areas you for a fisherman in unknown said the youth may have been were led by Brian Winters' 23 · wan t to hunt. Some of the territory. Other data include suffering from an irregular betrer known ones, or those ide ntification charts, maps, a heart beat. pninls. K.C. Jnnes, the once~reat Neitht!r new Head Coach Celtic defen.;;ive guard, could Tom "Saleh" Sanders, th~ cnunteraet from the bench once-great Celli(· defensive · wiuii Paul Westphal. another forwird . nor his assistant, former Celtk, was doing .on TINGLEY the outdoors :>-The Daily Sentinel, Moddlepurt-Pomeroy,O., f' riday, Jan 6, 1978 get. Seascms, where-to <~Tid how-to data , population densities, habitat and resident speeies. If .the weather has yo u sta ying indoors by a warm fire, use the lime to make the prospects for the next season the best ever. ~ -@ • • ~ : The Athens County Saving s & Loan Co . OF MASON PHONE 773-5536 . A~ 11 1 - ~ppos1~1 .o n Ben F ranltlm Sture bJ Mr two miles east ol Sll'1li0. agamst a coalloadmg facolrt y, · and Mrs. Don Kelly . Robert Mildred B. Russell . 20. The patrol said Jones ' at Cli~on. W, Va., increased Flanagan was presented an Vinton , was charged with award fur his dvic minded vehicle slid iJlto a westbound driving left of ce nter in MiddleptJrt. April 2 - Southern High mit• in the dcl'clopment of car driven by Danny W. following an accide11t at 6:28 Dobbins, 22, Bidwell. There p.m. on SR 554, two tenths of baseball team members who Sy,acuse . Agreements on was moderate damage. a mile east of milepost 2. had a great __ ~e.!$.£n were sa lary and other benefit-s be· Genevieve Jones, 56, Officers said the Russell h ~ n o red y.'ith a banquet. tween the Southern Luca l Cheshire, a passenger in vehiCle struck an auto driven ~ast~rn Hagh SehlX!I honored Teachers and Board uf Jones' vehicle complained by Monica Fisher, 17, Bid· als wmter and sprmg sports Educ-ation were rc(whed . minor. injuries. athletes . April 10 - The •·cather well . Ice was blamOO in an acApnl 4 - Joe Sayre, Rou~e warmed just in t inH' t o cident at 4:20p.m. on SR 3z:;, 1, ·Rutland , was nam.ed to ftll provide a beautiful EaM·c r three tenths of a mile north of a vaca ncy on the Mergs Local Sunday for yuun!jsters taking SR 554 where Raym0nd G. VACANCIES FILLIW .. ~c hoo ~ .Soard : Pom~~o y part in the armttal EHstcr l'gg MCGUFFEY, Ohio (UP I) Cougent, 44 , Athens, drove Co uncol approved the f~rst hunt of the Middleport · his car off the road into a - Four vacancies on the six- reada~g of a $5 permissive Pomeroy Rotary Club: member Mc-Guffey Village ditch where it overturned. a uto l~cense tax:. Aprilll - Dl;l le Musser , 81 , Council in Hardin County At 3:20p.m. OQ SR 7 at TR Apnl 5 ;_ Don B~un w,as was murdered at his home II, an auto driven by Cindy R. have been filled although no named ran~er of the Sbade near Rutland and the crime Pope , 18, Gallipolis, slid on candidates S<Jught the jobs in Ra\ler Stat~ forest replacing was not solved . D<' nisl' the Nov. 8 general election . wet pavement strikin g a ' V!ctor Bahr who retir~d, :rhc Marshall re{·c ivcd a Mayor Robert Prater , after so uthbound auto operated by d1p between Pomcro)' s nver s,::holarship frnm the Ladies Dale J . Joesting, 30, asking a number or persons to parking lot.$ ~as filled with Auxiliary , Drew Web :-;t~r Sciotoville. There w·as minor fill the vacancies, appuinted water as . rcsrdents braced Post 39, American Legion . Michael Nelson, Vivian dama ge. · for a pass able flon~ . AprU 12 - Jt was anSpradlin , E r ~est Click and A final accident occurred at Apnl 6 ~ Mrs. June Van riuunced that water service in 11 ' I p.m. on German Rid~e Rd . Willis Gene" Fry as .council · Vra.nken was nam.ed ~ast Meigs wuuld be exone and one tenth miles east members. chaorperS<JI]_ Ql,the 1977Meogs tendc>d . The other two council seats of SR 14 1 where vehicles• Count.y .Coftlmbo.Jty ~IVISJun Aprill3 - The new Meigs were not up for election in driven by Hubert Southern, Su~ta amng Membersh ip f4nd County Mounted Pcitrol was ~ 45, Hillsboro, and· Albert S . November. d n ve. for Boy Scouts of phutogra phep for television. Prater won election as a Ehman, 23, Oak Hill , Amer~ca . . . April 14 - Joanna Council sideswiped in a curve. There write-in c'llndidate to fill an Apri l 7 - R1bbon cuttmg was the winner of Hit MGM unexp ired tenn of two yea rs. was minor damage. . . ceremonies were held for . District Scout ing awartl . or .• 296 Second St P omeroy , Ohio play th~ independent Royal Pabst team. The JV game will begin at US p.m. •• BAI<ER'S ANNUAL ..... JANUARY ••• ..-••. ..... •• a.1hletes ."ere .honored in the frrst Meags H1gh School all· spurl s banquet staged by U1c Middleport - Ponwroy Hotary rl ub. . April 15 - 1'ht• annual M('igs Co unty Grange dinner ~· as held at the So1lisbury Sdwul_. . Apnl 17 - MonsiG nor Dynald E. Horak <onducted has first, Mass a! the Sacred Hemt ~hun;h m. Pomeroy after whrch tunc hrs parents, Mr . a n~ Mrs. Gt'<lrg~ Horak. entertatncd with" donner. Aprill8 - ~e~otiations be- <:Jewelif Gi..Js' scores BIRTHSTO NE JEWEl~'l' FOR MOTHERS AND GRANDMOTHERS IN EWQUISITE 10 KT. OR f4 KT . G0lo SETIINGS filnl '>1orJt r•'i r• ~··r · ~n£> tl ,,, ! 10 r·.b•"l· • o,i.flr.tn College B askcfll.lll Results By United PrOss l nlc rn ati onill C lar~ ••• ••• • ; • BILL NELSON SAYS: NOW OPEN ••• •• AFTER THE HOLIDAYS, THE LOVIN' & THE EATIN' LET'S .'HAVE • • TriS ta te 67 , Olive! 5 1 Xavier fl9 , Kenyon 68 ; Ab Ci)rl s 74 , SE Okla . 73 Sou th •• NAME BRAND FURNITURE- FLOOR COVERINGS - ACCESSORY ITEMS - BEDDING - APPLIANCES .· •348 Sca t lie u 95, Ppprdr1c HJ So. C<tl. 68 , Was h . St , 65 So. Or e. 103. Wrnr Pa c . BJ Term . Tmpl c)5, Cu i7Bap os U C Dvi s 73. 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D. 1 . ~0 . 1. 70 24.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 5.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 Washes 1~18 Lb. Loads !l~ .AO ~R.OO 1.00 33.QQ SALISBURY 76., AMC PACER A real good little economy car. Look for' a new 1978 home . BILL NELSON SALE PRICE Meigs ·Locnl S. D. __ 4.30 1.70 :L'fiddlenort Villagl;! _. 4.30 .20 PUmerOy Vill :t~ore _ 4.30 · .20 24 Oil .10 . I() .10 ,..1(1 ..jQ 24.00 24.00 .10 . .40 .~~ .50 .20 t. OO .20 l.OO 1.00 .20 II 5.20 6. 70 1.00 33.20 1.00 30.fl0 1.00 37.40 • SCIPIO M ei gs Local S. D. _ 4.30 2:40 24.00 . . 10 . SUT!'ON ~ou t hern l,ocal S. D. _ 4.30 2. t 0 Rac ine Village. --· -·~ 4.30 .60 S y t ·nc u ~e Villa ge ___ 4.30 .60 SUTTON ~ 1.4 0 ,.JO .GO .20 1.00 . .tO AO .50 3 1.40 .10 .•4(1 3 1.40 .to .o~o .iiO .50 . Me igs Locn l S.D. -'-~ 4.30 2.10 24.00 .10 .40 .50 .20 .20 .20 LOU ) .00 LOU .2o ·Loo 1.00 33.00 IO.l O ~gg 41.UO . 5.80 l.OO PAIR 4n.:lo 1.00 33.60 n ea.l EstRte taxe.~ which h1;1.ve not been pnid nt the close of ench collect ion carry a penalty.of ten per ce nt. Tt\XeH may be paid at the orficc of the munty treasu rer or by maiL Plea1:1e b ring yo u r l as( tax r eceipt :md if you pay hy mt~.il be i!ure to Joculc you r pmrmty ~y tilxing di ~trir~ and enclos e !l ~amped .!\elf addressed envelope. Alwa~·~ e:ocnmme your tax receipt to see tho:t 1t covers a ll your property. Office Hours 9:00A.M. to 4:00P.M. daily except S:~turdar, wh e n office closes tlt Noon. Tnx Books will open December 20, 1·977 to Ja\'nm r~· 20, 1978. · GEORGE M. COLLINS, MeigH Co. Treas. NOWS68 REG. $129.95 NOW $98 REG. $179.95 NOW $129 REG.S42.95 NOW$36 8 Track Tape Deck ' 8 Track Play - ~ecord Deck ' AM- FM Stereo Receiver-S track play , ROCKERS ... .... ... ... .. ..... ... '22 00 ' .................... . CHAIRS ..... . '1000 STOOLS - 18" ... $8.75 ADMiRAL"_ Color T.V.$, B&W T.V.s, Stereo Sets• , Refrigerators, Freezers. Microwave Ovens. 11 w -~ peake rs . NOW $98 REG. $139.95 SPEAKERS m From $39.99 A Pair HOOVER SWEEPER SALE 24" .. . $9 .50 E nyl lmd Berry NiiiTICd ns r('cc ivcr l Oi!Cil ~" ' Dk k Mod r cl ew rosignE' d a !!l dt•f on sl ve U rcs 1gtH'd Rube D,lc.O I ~ Bjor kman O\S REARU <lUITS SAN FltANCISCO I 01'11 Ed B~an l , :m, lincl>ltckcr l'«Jw:h nf tlat~ Som Frara,- iseo qu~t Thur.';ldliy I ' ~~ :1 ., · ~ laJAltu IU.:Lic!ISIW OAKLAND IU I' I) - Tile 11 Gol den S t;r !e W11rrl• ws 'r'hurs- ,.• day rt:leuscli veteran ~ uurd Chnrlcs .Jo hn~u n to make f'Mtll1 On the squad for forward N<ll.e Wl ll iums ~ acquirt"(l from New Or l<.m ns for H fUtUI'C dntft J>ick arid ' eHSh. "This is one uf Uw lwti nwst f difficult th ift~s I've lwd to do · t. ' <J:O c:n uc: h," AI Attics s1.1id. " ''TI1e other was trctd ing Nate ~ Thurmoml .'' ,~. Pis Pllli.ADRI.PIH A i ll PI J Philadelphia F'lycrs forwltrd Gary Dornhotlfcr will be <IUt of ltdion for four weeks bc<.'au se - or a tnrn k raec lig;unent, H team spok esnmrt Suid. He snid 0Qrnh<lcfer suffered U1e.injur y Thursday night il) the secnncl period nf the Flyers·• 4-4 tie with Ute l..os· Angeles Kin~'?· I2 i, • ~ : • ~~ 77 71 GERREROSIC:NEil < SAN FRANCISCp.( UP! I The Sa n F'rancl~co Gictnts Thursday s i ~ned Mario Guc r ~ rcro, '1.7, a free-agent infi e ld er ! · whn played last year with the J 1m. . California Ange ls, to <J lhrl>c· 1 . High Ind . Ser ies - Ann year ·contract for nn undis~ Grover 509, LeM Howa rd ~71. Team H igh Ga me - Newell closed a mount. Guerrero, who pl~ys both 'l Sunoco, 792. High T earn Series - Jones shortstop and second baSe ; Boys, 2279 . hit .283 in 86 games last season for the Angels. G&J'Au lo Parts 60 Gibbs Gro cery 56 Sea rs 50 Karr & Van Zandt 22 High Ind . Game Ann .G r over, 173 and Ann Grover I •RECORDS •TAPES •SHEET MUSIC •SONG BOOKS I I IJ ., FRIGIDAIRE" RANGES MICIHMAVE OVENS DISHWASHERS mtd dtcd J)CI" SII!Wii'(! USOII~ fur hiS w.,- liun, but did nul disclose his .ful.ure p1am; in his letter of · rc::;ignat.ilm In Cmn::l! Ken Meyer . Beard joined Uw d ub in l!lH5 as ii lineback er. He rclimd in 1972 and j1tined the t,.·ouchin g :-~ taff t ht~ nex l 30" ... $9.75 "CALORIC" hea d OUT 4.WEF:KS ' POMEROY LANES Jones Boys Co ll ege North REFRIGERATORS RANGES DISHWASHERS MICROWAVE OVENS LAUNDRY CENTER NOW$129 REG. St79.95 20% OAK ·NOW$88 REG .$99.95 '599 "Sale On Every ttem'l 4!Ui0 REG. $89.95 Stereo Turntable w.speakers . " SAVE AM- FM Stereo Recei ver W-Tunnel RelleX speakers . . BOWLING Newel l Sunoco MAPLE DINING ROOMS by Provinc_etown REG. 5259.95 NOW $218 AM-FM Stereo Receiver w-a track Plav-RecDrd. NOW$98 REG . $129.95 . AM-FM Stereo Receiver w-Speakers -LED'AN0:N'-- AMERICA'S FINEST. HARD ROCf SQ. YARD AM- FM Stereo Receiver w -Speakers ' Morning Glories Dece mbe r 27, 1971 AM - FM Stereo Receiver w-turntable & 8 track plavrecord, w-speakers. $3 69 SQ. YARD 'GREEN' '1895 -MODULAR STEREO UNITS- 12' WIDE TURF B2.~0 CHE'STER 77 Pontia c Grand Prix. w ith 76 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX .- A0 .40 •348 Dominican li!l . • '6800 · TABLE & 4 CHAIRS CUSHION BACK. SQ. YARD ' BRIDGE SETS 12' WIDE VINYL FLOOR COVERING FOAM BACK DISTRICTS SAMSONITE LADDER BACK CHAIRS . Wilmington 93 Urbanu 75 Wright St. 74 Eastern Illinois 71 . Mt. Vernon NiJzarene 79 Ohio FINE FURNITURE AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES UNFINISHED Sofa- Love Seat Chair Ashland 63 Ruu noke 57 "FLEXSTEEL" $58 $399 '1 0000 EACH Y2 PRICE 00 00 Ol,io SttllC 77 Wisconsin 61 Duyton 61 N<irth CarolinuCharlolle 55 Xavicr' 89 Keny-on 68 Shop Early For Your Cho_ice PLATFORM ROCKERS · 00 12' WIDE NYLON CARPET TOWNSH IPS 77 CHEV. IMPAUA 4 DR. ' .. SEVERAL FLOOR SAMPLES SOFAS AND SUITES AT '9800 3 PC. LR GROUP AT AN AVERAGE SAVING or 77 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX $48 00 ·25 BEDROOM SUITES In purs uance of Law. I, George l\1. Collin,;;, 'l'reasurer of lHciJ!l" (' uunl y, Ohio, in t:!ompli ance with revised Code No.l2:tOR Rl a tf or Ohio, do hc~ehy .1,•h·e noti ce of the Rat ts o r Thxatlon .for the Tax Yenr o r 1977. R a t e~ l'~ p re sse d in dollarli and cen ls on ea ·. h one thousand dollars ta ' ' 'aluat ion . HOLLYWOOD BEDS . 4 DRAWER CHEST All OAK WOOD DRESSER, MIRROR &POSTER BED "The Two In One Store " N. 2nd Ave . Midd 24.00 .1.0 23.00 .10 ! TWIN SIZE $_gsoo '148° INGLES FURNITURE Me igs Local S. D. - ~ 1.30 L70 Ea~tern Loca l S. D. 4.:{0 1.70 New R.1V ttlond St!/ISOil . Prtlnd U. 90. L.vla Ca l ft6 Sn' Jse ~ I 76 , Si'IC IO Sl. 69 Sta Clara 78, St Mry 's /!J . SOFA BEDS J Brown Ar!t 19," N E Ok 76 S Hous lon 90, TciC . Lu tll rs Hou ~a ~:m 103 , Hous Bapt 5 1 Wes t A ru se Pa c 78: Gr at r 6 1 Nev ~ cn o ' 82, SEln F rt~n 80 Nt> v L v 83, C.1l N'rdge n LANE • BASSEn • FLEXSTEEL • STEVENS MILLS • ARMSTRONG • CALORIC Footba!l ~!k:r~. •IJ Rate& oh Taxofitm ~Dit 19 71 LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS aJ Sl. Jo s 79, Ill . Bndct 65 ' SCHOOL • I!O Cic Cy COr:tC h . Oh io St T/, Wi s . 61 Pu r 9uc 95, Ill inois BS • coa ch <~ SS t s tan t Union t1 !, George! own 80 Va Cm nwllh 6l. NC A& T 58 Xavier 68 , Ou innip ia t 65 Mic h . Sl t17 , Min 11 . • CANDY'SIN CLASSICS . A Bv Untied Preu lnturnatlonal Thursday · o.. slce tlla ll IL o,S. ton NiHlll~d K ( JontJS coordmat o r e lf l.'r. t ivf' MMCh ! Iowa St 7 4, Or&ke 7 1 M lc h HO , Northwes tern 6::0 0 PHONE 773-5536 Colum bus spelling Occ. The . M e ig s Junior 1-li~h Band n•ccivcd a superior ratln~ in district compctition.nt Portsmouth. Ga . St tlrn t1 3. NE La 74 Ken! WSiyn 80, Cm pbl sv t rJ L 3 Tecl_l 'i9, NW La . 55 . PcmiJrok e 46 , S! Leo 43 India na 69, Iowa 51 r .., tl•rt s howing county ,:; rcprescntutiveinthe <. ! evc l t~nd M id WC $1 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE GINO'S OF MASON n~ pr es t~ ntativi•s much concern. I AprilJO _ ScVl'rHl hundred l'ydb't$ cook pclrt in th<.• uunual hike-bike for retarded dti1.cns. Members or tho Meigs County JLtnior Lenders Club roCkl.'<l in rockers 011 the Kroger pa rking l()t to benefit the cancer program. Jnyne...,... • Hoeflido pluc·ed lith us the t.7 · Oay lon 61, UN C C!IM. SS ~ . 1 t1 t-~vr trd G tt y sbQ 8] , Juniala 75 M.ltnC 96 . L! U f! Pcp11 Sl. m1r.nd T11 ,et It? I r ,,;,,( I• 1J April 28 _ Announcement was made thut Bruce Cutterill placed first in the Ohio VtCA skill olympiC welding mi~ and tig contest . Some 150 pr(tpcr1y owners und their rcprest•ntatives voiced ulr jections to the proposed coal loading fa<·illt)' at West Columbin with Middleport <'iS Ea~ r 86, South ~··,.li;,., 1' SP.orh Transactions n. • a<;Cident Westhtke H:i Med ina 45 • SAMSONITE AND MAN¥ 'MANY MORE It·~, , lv kiiled in 0 · traffi c near Langs ville. Providen ce 68 , Brown 5? '•• • • A expressed. Pions were made for Middleport to be a part of the new Ohio police radio network. April 21 Owen Maynard . 43 Dunlow w. va. wa~ Jli ~ BEAU TIFUl FAMILY Aprtl 23 - 111c 24th annual musical of the Big Bend Minstrel Assn. was presented at the Meigs High St·hool. April 24 - Gary Aspen, Michael Child~, Ro~rt K. Adk.ins , William . Young, Duv1d Fox and Michael D. Mullm were. named to the I977 c>dition of Outstanding Yuun~ T\~cn uf ~merica . Aprtl 2!J ~ Concern that ~c:hool s ~f t~c Ea_stern Local S<·hoo l Dts!nct might have to ~ lose dunng October •ntl November· unless ndditionul tween the Mcr~s l;.tt·~ l S~ho?l Bourd .and t.he. dtstrrct s teachers assocaauon reached impasse. u. April 19 - Claude. Fisher I owner of Mason Aggregates, Canfield 70 Wurrcn Kennedy Ind ., at nearby West GO Col umbia, was killed and two ' l 'lytll' 57 Snmlusky St. Marys employes injured when a 35 tunt't'Cll' ltlo~:k drying kih1 Ee~ st Liverpool H Nilc!i :m exploded a1 the plant. LaHeastcr 55 Col Bnmtmvcn April 21 ~ 'l11e addition of 37 · Ea rl McKinley , Jr., to the Lam·N stcr ~" i sh er li5 starr of Citize!lS National Pkkcriligton 48 Bank in Middleport wu s Poland 46 West Bumch 37 announ ced . Pai ge Hunt Hi vc rd~•h~ 48 -Carl')' 47 .. directed Meigs Junior and· Tirfin Columbian 51 Norwalk Senior High vncal students 36 Upper Sandusky 37 DellCI'lic ~ ~ <ifVJ1jly Maddl~port . SU THEM AT MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' 99 Mill St . Middleport, 0. �i:);;t:~~~;~;;;···Cilester NeWS NoleS may be ended By Clarice AIlea Thursday guests of Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Orr were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Zunmerman, Mount Vernon, Iowa , Jane which offers a freedom of DAYTON, Ohto (UP!) and David Neuman , Galion The massive school enrollment policy whereby and Mrs Martha Lee, Becky desegregat10n program for any student may transfer and Bill, Bashan. Dayton schools will come to from hts or her neighborhood Meeting at the home of an abrupt halt on Feb _a, school to any other school in Mrs. Elitabeth Hayes to aitdit unless a federal appeals eourt the syslep1 " . . . ~ Lucas, a past president and the books forthe D of A Lodge mtervenes m Ute case. on Friday evening were Mrs. U S Distnct Court Judge veteran member of the Ethel Orr, Mrs. Erma Carl B. Rubin Thursday Dayton board, called the Cleland, Mrs. Helen Wolf, rejected a motwn by NAACP sttuatJOn " ludicrous " Mrs. Margaret Tuttle, Mrs. attorneys askmg for a delay . "I regret to have ID be Mary Holl e~t's Ada in the diSma ntltng of the present to see such a thing VanMeter , Mrs . Doris court"'()rdered desegreation happen. What more do you Grueser and daughter want us (blacks ) to do? pian. Dr and Mrs . Roger Rubin 's decision came at We've struggled , we 've asked Grueser; Gina and Jennifer, the same ume Ute Dayton you, we've pleaded with you, Logan, were Saturday Board ol Education, after we've done everything we heated debate, voted not til can wtt)l you to say we want evening guests ol Mr. and contmue the City's forced an t:gual chance to have Mrs. Arthur Orr. school busmg program past proper access to proper , Mr . and Mrs . Don the end of the current quality, education," Lucas W1lhams, Deanna and Dav1d, and Mtss Htida Weber, semester, Feb 3. argued. The board also approved a Wtlliam Goodwin, CW'rent Columbus, spent Christmas resolution to return to a board preside nt, s trongly weekend wtth Mr and Mrs. "freedom of enrollme nt" disagreed . "Sendmg a child Ralph Keller. policy, where students may across town to another school D D. Clelland and Mrs. Carpenter, Columbus, called elect to attend the ir - I don't see why you get neighborhood schools. CoW't- quality education on the other on Denzel Cleland, Tuesday ordered busing was a major stde of town and you can't get afternoon . Christmas dtnner guests of part of the desegregation tt m yoW' netghborhood . Why must every ch1ld get on a bus Mr. and Mrs Roger Keller plan. Austm, an m order to gel quality educa- and sons were Mr. and Mrs. Richard attorney and preSident of the tidh?'' he asserted. Roger Rose and children of Dayton NAACP chapter , Rubin threw out the live- Germany , Anna Jean Pflfef, vowed the ctvil nghts group year<> ld Dayton case last Denver, Colo., Mr. and Mrs month, concluding that under Don Rose and children, Will appeal Rubin 's ongmal dtsmtssal of the Dayton the U.S. Supreme CoW'I 's Racine, and Mrs Martha school case and also wtli revised guidelines, racially Rose , BidwelL Mrs. Jessie Weber spent appeal the judge's rejection tmbalanced neig hborhood of the request for a delay schools are not necessarily Clmstmas Day wtth Mr. and Both appeals must be made Mrs. Roy Grueser, Pomeroy. unconslttuttonal . The decision left the to the 6th U.S Circuit Court of Mrs. Cectl Toban and Lou Appeals m Cincmnatt. Dayton school board under no ca lled on Mr . and Mrs. Ar"We will do anythmg and obhgation to cont10ue the thur DeTray, Robyn and everythm g necessary to ctty's massive desegregation Todd, Monday plan after Feb a. Nearly Mrs. Tom Nice and Mrs . oppose the resegregation of Dayton 's schoo ls," Austm 13,000 students currently are Opal Eichinger were m bemg bused under Rubin's Youngstown on Saturday to decla red. AI Thursday's school board desegregation plan. see Mrs . Irene VanMeter who sess10n, only lxtard members But Rubm did tell the is quite 11l after suffering a Leo Lucas and Virgima school board last month he stroke. believes it has a moral McNeal voted to extend the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr busing prog ram to the second obligation to reduce spent an evening wtth Paul semester, which begins Feb. segregation 10 the city's Orr, Bashan. 6 schools . "The board may Chrtstmas eve dinner The resolution approved by continue wiUt paired schools, guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Raloh the board stated. "It IS the tt may provide transportation Keller were Htlda Weber mlenlion of the Dayton Board ol students or tt may mstitute Mr and Mrs. Don Wtlliams, of Education ... to main tam a us already extsting pian for David and Deanna, ne ighborhood school system magnet schools," he wrote. Columbus, Mr. a nd Mrs Roger Keller , Randy, Rodney and RusselL Mrs Carl Offutt, Columbus, vtsited with Mrs. Jessie Weber on New Year's Day. ' Melissa and Henrietta Thomas spent New Year's Eve wtth Robyn and Todd To ban. Mr and Mrs Tom Nice CANTON,Otuo (UPI) - 11 and $500 flnes for contempt of spent Thursday and Frulay in look lherelease of 200 people court. On Tu esday, the judge Lo uiSv ille, Ky., with Mr;. and from Jall to get negotiations between stnktn g teachers 1ssued a bal-k-to-work order Mrs Kenneth Hartung and and the Canton Board of to send the employees, who daughters Mr . and Mrs Don Education ~::o in g agmo have been on stnke since Tuesday, back to the schools. Eichinger, Rio Grande, and Thur sday, but bargatning Copies of Ute order were Miss Mary Beth Kaman, lasted lor JUSI two hoW's passed out to those picketing Columbus, spent the weekenCI Uten recessed unttl today at the home of Mrs. Opal The strtke is m tts fourth Wednesday. A school boa rd spokesman Eichinger. day today and teachers ' Mrs. Jessie Weber was representative AI Rubenstein said, however, pickets had satd he would leave the remained at several schools Monday dmrter guest ol Mr deciswn of picketing to each Thursday. The spokesma n and Mrs. Arthur DeTray. Dr. and Mrs. Btliy Robert mdivtdual umon member, satd about 80 perl:imt of the smce those who contmue to system 's 909 teachers were · Allen spent a recent weekend stnke fa ce the poss1bthty of absent and less than hail of wtth Mr. and Mrs. Clayton the 16,000 students we re Allen . dismisal. Rubenstem satd when talks present. A spokesman for the reswned Thursday afternoon Ca nton Pr ofessiona l the sc hool board offered Educators AssociatiOn satd teachers an addttlonai $100, the judge refused to accept state Sen. Hugh Carter, the bringing to $8,900 the annual base pay of a sta rtin g Fifth Amendment pleas after prestdent 's cousin . ul don't teacher. He said the offer attorneys for the stnkers know anything about Mr. immedtaleiy was rejected . advised their clients to make• Larry Flynt, but I know that Will iam Kopka, no statements, ctting the If It 1sn 't a clean, upstanding communications supe rvisor right to not in crimtnate paper 1t won't survive m Plains. But tf Sam's still lor the school district, said themselves. going to rWl it, I feel tt'll be He said he would accept talks wou ld resume today at such a plea as evtdence ol OK" 10:30 a.m . Ueorge Harper, deacon of Ear her Thursday, ·Judge further contempt ol cotll-t, the Ute Plains Baptist Church, Ira Turpm of Stark County school board spokesman was where the president attended told . Pleas Court Commo n Sunday school on Christmas, T he n on-teac hing released those arrested Flynt's "exploitation of said employees are represe nted earlier for disobeying hiS filth is against . church by the Ohio Assoctation of back-to-work order and for pr10ciples. Public School Employees. picketing. He sa1d he agreed " I don 't know why he Negotiattons were held for to free the 200 teachers and wantS" the Monitor, Harper non-teaching em ployees, only six minutes Wednesday "He wouldn't ge t to first said. provided they resume b efore teac her s' base " trying to open a negotiations - which they representatives walked out in Hustler-like publication after the board negotiators did. The str\kmg workers also Plains. "There must be some demanded that teachers stop agreed to hall · all ptcketing Turpin had satd if negolla- picketing and return to their other motlve behind 1t." But Harper concluded, tions broke off he would order classrooms as a condition ol ''I'm not worried about it." the re-arrest of all 200 people. further negottations. Flynt's statement said Superinl<ndent Henry P. Turpin had heard 14 cases Sunpson approached him at before callmg a noon recess Kurdziel warned earher that of the president's the behest who remain off the teachers a nd gave each strtker son, Chip, but both Simpson job nsk dtsmissal. sen tences of 10 days m Ja il and the Whtte House denied Utat. The statement said Flynt planned · few . editorial changes in the Monitor, whose circulation ha s flu ctuated wildly between 2,000 and 17,000 weekly. The statement bad -Flynt PLAINS, Ga. (UJ;>l) Sunpson satd 1!,~ would' stay replying to a question as to Local reside nts expressed on as .editor. whether the Momtor would cautious optimism today over Flynt, ~ wQo cla imed resemble Hustler by saying, ,Hustler magazine , owner recerttly to have · become a "Just a centerfold . I hope Larry Flynt's purchase of born-<lgain Chrtstian under Miss Ulltan will be the first ... President Carter's hometown the mmistralion of. the We will dress Miss Lillian in ne\\spaper - despttc h1s president's evangelist sister, white and pose her with a prOJn Jse lu prmt a centerfold Ruth Carter Stapleton, said in black man as Jesus. " of "Mtss Lillian m white with a s tatement issued in Simpson called Flynt a a black man as Jesus." Columbus, Ohio, 111 won't "genius." ~ F'lynt bought the Plains have to boUter RuUt when I "This man seems to ~ be a Monitor ThW'sday from Sam want to send Jimmy a very sincere businessman, Simpson, a Barnesville m~>!:t:age." and he 's the type of person grocer who launched ita year "I'm not go10g"to prejudge that appreciates a small ago, for an Wldisclosed sum. the JJilper until I see it,H said community newspaper like ~ Jailed teachers let out to talk · PJains newspaper bought by Flynt . . ' .<:.>.ntinel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Fnday, Jan. 6, 1978 Terroristic talk charged to miners Unlt..dPresslnl<malloaal tWe striking United Mine Workers miners in Kentucky have been charged with making terroristic threats and crimtnal mischief following a truck-dumping indicent within a half·mtle ol state pohce post at Harlan. The five were also charged wtth theft by unlawful taking for allegedly forcmg a truck dnver to rtnmn A nnrhnn of his load nf non-UMW coal alongside U.S. 421 . State pollee said less than one-fourth of llie truck's load had been dumped out through the tailgate when they arrived . A federal judge in neighbor inK Tennessee refused Thursday to ban roving UMW members from picketing non-UMW mtnes in Kentucky, Tennessee and Pennsylvania. But U.S. District Judge Robert (.. Taylor agreed to consider arguments that the pickets' actions threatened a rival uruon's welfare and penston funds. In Washington, no date has been set lor resumplton of negottattons between the UMW and Btlum10ous Coal Operators Assoctatlon to end the month-old soil coal slrtle · Some 188,000 UMW members in 22 slates have JOined the strike, which began Dec. 6. Trustees of the Southern Labor Union's Welfare and Sunday School attendance Pension Fund brought suit 10 on January 1 was 4o. The federal court at Tennessee offertng was $24 .72 AI- seekmg to halt ptcketmg an~ tendance at Worshtp service the threat of vwlence which was 28 with Rev. Thomas have closed down some non· speaking on "New Year's UMW operations 10 the three Day Is a Mile Post on the states. Way to Eternity." Rev . ,.SLU att orney Wtlltam Thomas played and sang a Howa rd charged that the aun number of his own com- of the roving pickets posing. Commuruon serVICes allegedly o<~rmed wtlh were held after the sermon. baseba ll bats and guns, and Alfred church wtll not have , responsible for various acts prayer meetmg dur 10 g of vandalism - "ts to shut January. do"n all coal production 10 Mr and Mrs. Cit !lord the country, not JUS! the less Hayes of Keno-Long Bottom than SO perce nt of mines road were guests of Mr. and under UMW con tract." Mrs. Charles D Woode last Howa rd told the COW'I that Wednesd~y afternoon and threats of violence !rom evemng. rovtng UMW members have Market Report Alfred Social Notes OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. Prices taken from the auctton of Saturday, Decem her 31, 1977 . TRENDS : Feeder c~ttle steady to $4 htgher , Cows active to $1.50 higher, Veal calves active and steady. Total Head: 535 !CATTLE) Slaughter Steers 36 to 43 10. Slaughter Hetfers 27 to 36.25. Feeder Steers (Good· ch01ce) 250 to 300 lbs. 33 to 38.SO; 300 to 44 ibs 32to 3775; 400 to 500 lbs 32.50 to 38.50; 500 to 600 Jbs 31 to 40; 600 to 1700 Jbs 30 t o 35 75; 700 and over 3() to 35 30 Feeder Heifers (Goodchoice) 250 to 300 lbs. 25 to 31.50; 300 to 400 lbs . 24.25 .to 33.50; 400 to SOO lbs. 25 to 34; 500 to 600 ibs. 241o 30.25; 600 to 700 lbs. 24 to 30.25 ; 700 and over 22 to 34 Feeder Bulls (Good-chotce) 250 to aoo lbs 31 to 38.50 ; 300 to 400 lbs. 30 to 36.75 , 400 to 500 lbs 31 SO to 37; 500 to 600 lbs. ao to 38; 600 to 700 Jbs 28 to 32; 700 a nd over 26 to 34. Slaughter Bulls (over 1,000 lbs ) 27 to 31 25. Slaughter Cows: Utilities 23 50 to 27 60: Canner-cutters 21 to 24.45. Veals: Choice and Pnme 55 to 62; Standards and Medtums 42 to SO. Baby Calves (by the head ) t0toa3. ' (HOGS I Hogs· (No. I, Barrows-Gtlts, 200-230 lbs.) 13. 7S to 44.50 Butcher ·Sows 35 to 38. Butcher Boars 26 to 30. Pigs (by the head) 15 to 34.75. (SHEEP! Slaughter Lambs 46 to S2. Feeder Lambs, 42 to 50. Sarah Caldwell at the Woode and called Harold Henderson homes Saturday afternoon . Fnends and relatives calhng at the Russell Findling home on Friday due to the death of his mother, Iva F10diing, long-tune restdent ol this community and of Columbus for the past several years and more lately of a nursmg home near Galltpolis, were Mr . and Mrs. Harry Findhng and two daughters, Helen Findling of Columbus as well as loca l relabves after ser:v1ees at the Orange Christtan Church. Friends and local relatives also visited at the White Funeral Home in Coolville. Mrs. Findhng was the mother of Belle Reeves and Russell Fmdling of this communtty and ol Carl Findling of Sumner a rea . She leaves also a stster, Merle Russell, a brother, Arthur Hawk of Arizona and several nieces and nephews and grandchildren ' and great· grand children AT NOON ON THURS.) - BECHI( NAMED CLEVELAND (UPI) - Antotnette ' L. Bechk, a Cleveland Council research aide, has been named to succeed Ward 16 Councilffian David Strand, who has been named the city's health and welfare dtrector. . Mtss Bechk, a former ' Cleveland elementary scboot l ACTOR DIES teachers specializing in NEW YORK (UP!) reading sktlls, lives in Ward 19, but will represent Ward Wyatt Emmet Cooper, an ' 16, in which she grew up, actor, au_thor, scenarist and edttor, and magazine Strand said Thursday. husband ol Glorta Vanderbilt, died at New York Hospital after suffering a heart attack Weduesday. He was 53. tliis," Sunpson satd. "He's CHALLENGE COMING · been to Plains and he felt llke COLUMBUS (UP! )- State the paper has served a good Rep . George D. Tablack , Dpurpose the year 11 has heen Campbell, plans to challenge in extstence." US. Rep. Charles J Carney, The Monitor has not been D·Youngstown, in the pubhshed on a regular basis Democrati c primary next since November, he said. June. 1 EAST COURT · DRIVE AL111l£ & SAVE ALOT. • .LOWEST PRICES EVER STEREO CLEARANCE 2 CONSOLE 2 CONSOLE REG. '299.95 SALE '19995 REG. 1399.95 SALE '27995 COMPONENTS----------------· '189'5 With Record. ·- ----------------- '269'5 BEDROOM SUITES REG. S999 95 . WITH HUTCH HEADIOARD ..s.~~.~ ....... '69995 4 PC OAK , BY LANE ........................... ~.:~·.~~~~:'. .~.~~.~. '7499~ 5 REG . Sl,OOO.OO SALE '69995 4 PC. CHERRY. ....................................... .. 4 PC. IIASSETT PINE HUTCH MIRROR ................................... .'49995" . BEDROOM SUITE ..................................'39995 REG. $799.95 SALE 4 PC . WHITE REG 5499 95 SALE 1--3 PC. MAPLE .................................. ..'29995 SALE 4 PC. 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KING SIZE SETS '188 EA. pin Mrs Sally POLLY'S POINTERS Polly Cramer Cleaning fluid, on oil spots POLLY'SPROBLEM onarug Lelmafewants ! DEAR POLLY - Can Also someone wanted to anyone tell me of a sale way remove stains from a to remove oil spots from a bathtub. We had stains rurmcarpet? tng from the faucet to the botOne of those long glass bot· tom ollihe tub as a result of a ties that some medicmal very small leak and hard tablets come 10 makes a good water. For years I have been trying everything anyone holder for crochet hook,s To be sure I always wear suggested and one day while I hose that match I tie a small was scrubbmg away my colored thread or piece of fmgernatl caught under one wool in the tops when they are edge of tbe " slam." To my new. Each shade has a dif· amazement the stam prov"l) ferent color. This also makes to he a depostl of mlflel"als it easier to sort them after left from lihe water and I was able to remove it with the washing. · Does anyone else feel as I careful use of a single-edged do abou! the humble mustc razor blade. If anyone else on TV shows? It spoils so would like to try this please many shows that would be be careful in your use of the good otherwise, especially razor blade.- FLORENCE wheniltssoloud.-PEGGY DEAR POLLY- When I DEAR PEGGY - Dry wrap my Chrtstmas gtlts I cleamng flutd seems to be remove the pnce tags, tape most generally recommend- them to the sales shps and ed for removmg oil spots wnte on tl what the gtfl was rrom carpets. Apply tt and and to whom it was given, II lihen sponge off. Be careful anything has to be returned I not to let water seep through have all tbe needed informsto rug backmg. A powdered tion stored away tn an empty dry cleaning solutiOn could be card box used just lor this used to ehnunate that lear. - purpose. POLLY I do wish somethmg could DEAR POLLY - MY be done about grocery carts. I Pointer IS for Mabel who see th~m all over town and could not find sectional foil sometimes not even near a pans tn the stores tn her ctty. store. Someone has to put I suggest lihat she use lihe them there and they belong to small tndiVIduai s tze !oil pte the store and should not be pans for lreeztng leftover taken out of the parking lot. foods. I think they are even - MRS.J.L. better smce there IS no way Polly will send you one ol for foods to run together her signed thank -yo u while being heated for serv- newspaper coupon chppers if mg. -HELEN · , s he uses your fa~orite DEAR POLLY- Jan's let- Potnter, Peeve or Problem tn ter Inspired me to send you ber columns. Wnte POLLY'S my younger SISter's solution POINTERS m care of this to the pro,blem of bubble gum newspaper. Mrs. · Erwin pres(3nts garden club program PHONE 773-5536 REG 1869.95 REG 1750.00 Chosen to cherished FRENCH lASSEn................................. . WATER CONTROL WITH Model2522 1 I . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. .- . , 4 PC. OAK ' WASHERLESS ................. m~mbership members there: were Mrs. Roush, and I .ucy !Xmahue, Mrs. Eileen Gloeckner. Advice about advice 1 ST., POMEROY. · l _____________________ EAST LETART-A special membership p1n wa s presented to Mrs. Eileen Karen Blaker Ph.D. Bu~k by Mrs. Mabel Shields, president, during a re<-ent meetmg of the East Letart Umted MethodiSt Women held atthe church. Mrs. Shields tn her presenByKarenBlaker, Ph.D. never been very nice to me People often call a cnSis anyway. I dtdn'l call him and tallon conunended Mrs. Bul'l: hoi-line lor advtce- but they I realize that was the right . lor her help m the society, as rarely call to ltnd out how to dectston. But why coulcln'l I her daughter, Sue Beegl,, imstop askin~ for advll'C. Yet have reached that conclusion medtate past president, pinned her. that's exactly why lht s by myself? J;>lans were made during woman called the Nat10nal Counselor : What were you for a Save-A-Life League in New thinkmg a!Joul the mctdent at the meeting York City. If you rely heavily the wedd10g before you called miscellaneous shower to be held at the chW'ch on Jan. 14 on ~he opinions of others, you your gtrifriend' may be 'l:jnterested in this Carol: I was really mad at for Kun and Jeff Wickercollnselor's unusual ap- him for the way he was sham. Appomted to a gift proacH. • treating me. I knew he was no committee were Mrs. Hazel Carol: I need advtce. I've good for me. I guess I a lso Fox, Mrs. Belva Fisher, and asked all my frtends what I knew what my friend would Mrs F'oc1e Haytnan. Mrs. Marlene Fisher was at should do, butlhey can't help say because she never hked the p1ano lor group s10gmg of Counselor : What's wrong? him. Carol: I want to know how Counselor : So you really "To the Work", followed by to stop asking people for ad- rrude a decisiOn, ca lled ~ prayer by Mrs. Buck. Ofvice. I do it all the lime. Am. I meoue wl10 would gtve you ficers reports were given such a weak person that I the adv tcll you wanted to hear with the treasurer presenting can't even make my own and acted as though yom a full report ol all the monies disbursed dur ing tbe past decisions? fnend made the decision year Counselor: Has that hapCarol I never thought Mrs. Kathryn Philson was pened recently' Have you about tl that way, but it's true asked someone for advtce - that's what I did and that's appomted to a phone coi1Ullltbecause you couldn't make what 1 a lways do. Maybe I'm tee the purpose of which wtll be to remind ' members of your own dectsion? not so meffectual after all . Carol: Yes, last week at my • Counselor Maybe But you meetings and projects ol the friend's weddtng Tlus guy do seem to go out of your way soc iety. Thank you notes were rVe been dating for SIX mon- to appear dependent on received from Mrs. Clara ths started acl!ng rea l others creepy. We had a fight at the Carol· I thin~ tt's my way Adams, Mrs. Bertha Robinreception and he walked uul. of reassunng myself that I son, Kathryn Philson, Nina He still hadn't called by the have good fnends . When they Wagner, and Fred Shain for time my friend returned from come to my rescue wtth ad· frUit plates. Mrs. Shteids also her honeymoon so I asked her vtce, I feel good beca use l~ey Utaoked the group for a gtft whether I should contact hun are showing they care about ~hich she recetved while hosptlahzed and make up She satd I me. Mrs Shtelds read scnpture should forget him - thHI thts Counselor But has it made from John 13 and members was as good H time as any to you ft!el better about sa ng, "Breathe on Me 0 break up because he bad yourse lf ' Carol No In fact, 1t has on· Breath of God." Named ly made me feel stupid. But publi c ity chairman and when I know what deCISIOn I histonan for the group was Mrs. Virgtl Roush. Mrs. Barwant to make, I c<~ n 't talk bara Dugan presented the with my fnends? Counselor: You don't have program entttled "Ye Shall to go to the other extreme be My Wttness" with all Try thts Ftrst tell your members laking part. The fn end what you have dectded btrthdays of Doris Adams tu do, then talk about what and Mrs. Dugan were observ~ went into making the decJston ed. Refreshments were servand any ltngenng doubts you ed by Mrs. Sue Beegle and may have In the course of Mrs. Fisher. Dixi e Dugan the t:unversat10n , you Will was a guest, and other p1 ubably lea rn what your fn end thmks a bout your decJbe swn Her thoughts may or 1nay not influem:e you, of cou rse. But you wtll feel better about yourself tf you aet as though you have thought the problem through Carol : That mtght help me . feel better about myself. Counselor Yes, maybe CHESTER - " How To EngMd enough to get a new joy Your Weeds" by Audrey boyfnend - one who Will be Wynne Hatrield was reviewed mcer to you by Mrs. Leonard Erwin at the The counselor helped lhts Wesnesday night meeting of hol-line caller understand the Chester Garden Club held thelt asking for adviCe -even ' 'r. ,no n'- "' ~Ct;N r though She already kneW what she wanted to do - was The perfect symbol of your · one way of deahng w1th her lo11e a perfect Keepsak e fnends . It had also become a diamond . guarant eed and method of evaluatmg thetr perman ently regrstered feelings for her. However, It became clear that advtceseckmg also was undennmmg her self confidenc'i_. At the end of this phone conversation, the counselor urged the caller to make her ·decisions before sharing them with her friends. Dr. Blaker cannot take 212 E. Main, Pomeroy telephone calls from her "lllfl lr0111 $10010110,000 readers However, there are hundreds of crtsis intervention phone hnes m the United Slates. For the phone number of one near you, contact your local mental health association or mental health in· formation service. CHOICES rr··--·----------------------------1 N. W. COMPTON. O.D. rI OFF ICE HOURS: oPToM_EJ.RIS! 1 9:30 to 12,2 to 5 !CLOSE I 4 PC. PINE PLANT GLOS!NG TROY, Mich . iUPI) Rockwell International Corp. armounced Thursday lt will close tis leal spring plant at Gary, Ind ., with manufacturing ceasing Feb 3, due to declining sa les stemmmg from the trend toward smaller, lighter vehtcles. Eileen Buck given ' prevented SLU mlllers from a labor. dispute and is returning to work. SLU protecl<d under federal labor attorneys said the federal law. courts were the only hope of Taylor said he could nol avoiding anarchy in the accept the posstbility of coalfields. fighling betw~en opposing Howard cited conditions in groups of armed mmers, but eastern Kentucky, his home. suggested stat,e courts might "II we don 't have the backing be more appropriate 10 ol tbe courts in this matter, · deahng .with the issues under we will have anarchy in trespass or other laws . Harlan County,Ky. lt'sawful However , .he agreed to easy to get anarchy m Harlan consider the case and issue a County," he satd. memorandum opinion. SLU attorneys a lso argued that since \lle pensiOn and welfare funds receive pafment ·based on coal produchon, action by the roving pickets represents a threat to the financial security of Utose funds . However, Taylor said he was not convinced his court Fklwer had the authority to grant an Injunction under the Federal Shop Emp lo yee Rettrement Income SecW'ity Act passed m 1974 Defense attorneys argued that UMW ptcketing is part of : , Save four R.C., Nehi, Upper 10, .Diet Rite & Dads Root Beer Bottle Caps For Charity! R. C. Bottling Co. OHIO at the home of Mrs. Howard backyard was also discussed Knight along wtth provtding the Ways to know and enjoy kinds of food they prefer. She weeds as well as thetr noted, m conclusiqn, that heritage were outiined in the oaks make ideal firewood, rev1ew as well as their uses to that fruit woods are fragrant, society. Mrs. Erwin noted and that pines throw sparks. liha_t many common weeds Devotions by Mrs . Roy are useful for food, Miller included scripture beverages, and medicine. from St. Matlihew ,':Blessed Smce weeds take up lihe need- are the peacemakers'' and a ed plant food nutrtents from reading, "Winter in Our the soil, ways of gettmg this Valley." "I'd like to begm plant food back mto the soil this year wtth .... " was the . were discussed. A general roll call response Mrs. Charles Kuhl prestded d\sc usston followed the review. at the business meeting and " Around the Garden This displayed the certtficate of a Month" was given by Mrs. "good" award ror the club's. Rose Ginliher who mcluded program book. As regional several hints. She said that director, she announced a when watering house plants , chntc on publicity and prowarm water above :ur gram books to be held at temperature prevents plant ' Trimly Church, Jan. 2L Mrs. shock. Instead of salt, she Marjorte Walburn wtll consuggested using sand on icy duct the publicity · cltmc, walks and steps so that salt while Mrs. Roy Holter will damage to lawns and shrubs lead in the program book will not occur. Studying the clinic. Luncheon reservations habits of birds iQ your for the aU day meeting are to be made by Jan. 16. A card shower was planned for Mrs. Nora Brown, con· valescing at the horne of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roush, Wmterbaven, Fla. Mrs. Beul Ridenour and Mrs. Dale Kautz awarded a blue rtbbon to Mrs. Roy Holter for ber wmter arrangement. Mrs. Knight and assisting hostesses, Mrs. Erwin and Mrs. Charles Knight, served a salad course. Mrs. William Buckley won the door prtze. ' I CAN'T FIGURE HIM OUT! ' DEARHELEN: I'm 22and lihis man ts 33. I met him at a party. He has.three" kids and Is married, but spends mll'lt of his tune with me and my two boys (who also think he's greai J. He is vecy kind, loving and respectful He takes me to expensive p~ces and treats me beautifully. But be has never suggested sex . Most men, tf they spend money on you, expect somethinl!( in return I l'an't figure him out. Can you?- ALMOST IN LOVE (DIVORCED) DEAR AIL: _ Perhaps he merely wanl'! young companionship ... or he's in· to tbe waiting game ... or he has a hang-up abou~ being un· failihfulto his wife. (Though spending most of his time with you . ismore"unfailihful" (lthink)thananoccasionalsexromp.) Why don'tyou ask him?· keepmg mmind the words, " N~ver trust a married man unless (even tf?) you're his wife "- H. DEAR HELEN : . I have some inner feelings I would like to discuss, bllt..pol with a psychiatrist. Isn't there a group called "Emotions Anonymous '" • NEEDS TALK DEARN.T.· , I'm never heard of "Emohons Anonymous." Can anyone out there clue us in?· H DEAR HELEN : My hair line is receeding . Can women get transplants, antl ' how much do they cost, how long does it take, does it hurt, etc. ? - HOPEFUL DEAR HOPEFUL: There is no reason why a woman cau 't have a hair transplant · if her scalp ts recepttve' to it. (Some scalps aren't. ) A doctor must check you out here, and make a referral to a plastic surgeon or dennatolugist. " Plugs" or strips are taken, usually from the back ol the head and transplanted where needed, some 50 at a time . Since each plug contains 10 to 12 hairs, you'll probably have several sessions. Cost? According to Dr. James 0. Stallings' book, "A New You," between $15 and $25 per plug. Uke all cosmetic surgery, the operation isn't cheap, though it can be done in the doctor's office. Only' painful part, say patients, is the injection of the local anesthetic. Each session takes about II> hours, and the patten! may return to work next day, wearing a bandage and skull cap. Afte a week, bandages are removed Hair w111 grow for a month, then fall out temporarily while follicles or roots go through a resting phase. Wit)lln three months, growth resumes, but remember, hair grows slowly . Remember too, wigs aren't so bad.- H. Dog Nuggefs ,- Dog Meal ALSO SURE WIN & CASH SA DOG MEAL RIO GRANDE - Using tnformation gathered over a 48 year period, area historian Frank Hill will teach "Gallipolis Ctty Htsto,ry" when lihe new continuing education class meets be_g inning W<>dnesday , January 11 , at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Gallipolis, 7:~9:30 p.m. Hill, who said his research Into area history · started in 1929 when he was 12 years old, will share' his lutowledge of the river, people and in· dustry which made Gallipolis Th~ course, olfered by Rio Grande College and Community College, is open to any Mr. an~ Mrs. Carl Morris and son, John, Rutland, entertained with a dinner New Year's .Day 111 honor of Utetr son, u James E. Morns and wtfe, Knn. Atlendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Morris. Mr and Mrs . Jack Morris and daughters, Cathy and Tara, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morris and son Bradley, Mr. and Mrs . D~n Thomas, Becky, Dan and Greg, and the honored guesL'i, Mr. and Mrs. James Morris a nd Jared. James graduated on NQv, :Z:l from Ohio Uuiversily wilih a bachelor of sclen<;e m edueution and wu:; conunisstoned that same day a 2nd Lt. in the U. S. Air Force. He reported on Jan. 4 to Kessler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Mtss. for SIX weeks of ad· nuntstrative training and will report on Feb. 21to Holloman Air Force Base in New MexICO for a thrre year tour of duty Conu;ay Class has meeting The Pomeroy. Conway Class met on Monday at the Meigs Inn Trophies lor the most weekly weight lust went to Terri )jahr with Shuron Ashley, runnerup The Point Pleasant class met at the Red Carpet Inn Tuesday and Mrs . Betty McDermitt was accepted as a new member. Mrs. Marga ret Thompson was presented a 20 pound loss pin and she was named to the forever slim 'DEAR HELEN : I read that advtce ts something you ask for when you already program The most weekly know the answer but wtsh you didn't. Do many correspondents weight lost honors went to Virginia Johnson with actually take your advice ?- W.T. Barbara Roush as runnerup. I>EAR W : The Athens class will Oniy- usually- when it coinctdes with what they 've already reopen next Wednesd ay planned to do. -H. evening ot the OhiQ , University Inn . La Leche League to have third meeting Have you wondered how .will your family react to that new buRdle of joy when you get them home ? Is that new father afraid to hold the new baby? How can he help support you, a nursing mother ? Those questions and many more will be discussed at the ne~t La Leche League of Gallipolis whtch will be having its third meeting of the current series at 7 3() p.m. Monday, January 9 at the home of Mrs. Mary Hen· Mrs. Brewer hosts guests dricks, 2124 Ma dison Ave ., Pt . Pleasant, W. Va Topic of discussion will be " Baby Arrives ;' The ·Family and the Breastfed Baby." by Bev Splete. The meetings are opened to all women, young or old , t~at are in· terested 1n g()j)d feeding of their babies to come or already have. For more Information please call Mrs. Bev Splete or Mrs. Betsy Crank 44~10 or 67S-2776. Babies are welcome to accompany their mother s. 1ea Plans for scouts made at meeting Thinking Day observance February, the annual gtrl scout cookie sale and vistts to tbe Cent~r of Sctemre and Industry 10 C~lumbus were among the top1cs dlsc~ed at tile Wednesday meeting . of the Me1gs Girl Scout Service Team held at the home of Mrs Judy Werry. u was announced that tbe cookie sale. chainnan agam this year Will be. Mrs. Mary Dorst. Orders wtll be taken from Feb. 10 to 19 wtth del .tvery 1o be rna de Apr•.17 t,0 19th.. Names or each troop s cookte cha1rman are to be turned In t~ Mrs. Pat Thoma, serv1ceumtdirector. . At . the next service unit ~eting to be held Jan. 18 at 7. 3() p.m. at the Columb~ and Southern Ohio Electrtc Co. Mrs. Sandi Rodman will tn present plans ror the annual Thioking Day' observance. It was nol<d Gtrl Scout Week is March 12-19 and that church bulletin inserta are available from Mrs. Th<illlil. That week also wtll be lihe sustaimng membership drive for Girl Scouts. During the meeting the troop caper charts were prepared listing leaders to handle games songs programs crafts ~nd the' open· d' ' • mg an c1osmg lor each of ~he service umt meetings . Dee Lawrence, district field director, announced a · training program for S.nior · aides, chaperones i and leaders for lihe visits to COS! set for this spring. The traming session will be held at p k ar ersburg, on Feb. 4. Gallipolis C#y History offered by Rio Grande Red Rose Dog Food. Morris family host dinner person interested. College officials noted that it isn't necessary to be a registered college student to take the course. Hill said the class would also include field trips to points of historical interest tn lihe community. He said he hoped to take participants to the City Park In Gallipolis where he would explain the history of older buildings as well as describe the park as It used to be. Hill also said the Pine street Cemetery would be a posiible field trip site since many of Gallipolis' original citizens are burled there. Tuition fee for the course Is •I' $1~ and registration may he made by phone (24S~3, ext. 299 ) or In person at the Rio Grande Continuing Education Office, on campus, in Allen Hall. MAKES CONRWUTION Avon represenlatlves of Meigs County contnbuted a variety of items lor the Meigs County lnllnnary residents' Cbristmaa. It was earlier reported that Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore contributed, but sbe was one of several wbo gave Avon gifts for tbe resldenll!. POR Tl,AN D·-Holid a y VISitors of Mrs. Allen Brewer and David at thetr horne In Stiversv1lle were Mr and Mrs. Kenneth, Teresa and Kenneth II , Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cluse and Roy, Watcrlord; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Garrett, Colwnbus; Mrs. Marilyn Beall and Ronda and Mark, Mrs Joann Dobbins and Dennis, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stmeral, daughter, Tis ha , Reynoldsburg; En c Donnan, Newburgh, Ind ; Mr. Bfid Mrs Harold Brewer, Long Bottom, Mrs Leannu Beegle, Racmc: and Mr and Mrs, Edgar Brewer, Shversvtlle. Social Calendar FRIDAY POMONA GRANGE, Friday, 6 p.m. at the Rock Springs Grange HaiL Racine Grange will be h~st. SUNDAY NEWSMEN QUARTETTE at First Church ol God, New Haven, Sunday, 7:30p.m. · MONDAY UNITED METHODIST Wom e n , He ath Unite d Methodist Church, •7: 30 p.m. Monday evenmg a t th ~ church. Annual prayer and self-denial service to be conducted by Mrs. Nan Moore. Program by Mrs. Euvetta Bechtleon " Women In World Hunger." Hostesses will be Mrs. Pauline Horton, Mrs. Clara Crtswell, Mrs. Maxme Philson, and Mrs. Betty Fultz. POMEROY PTA, 7:30 Mon· day evenmg at the ..chool. Fathers Night will be observed. The program will feature a panel, " Let's Talk about Kids" along With an art display by the children . There will be a nursery for children. Flflih grade parents will serve as greeters. TUESDAY WINDING mAIL Garden Club, 7:30 Tuesday night at tbe home of Mrs. Jackie Brickles. Roll call wtll be "Eradicating Insects on my Plants. " The program by Mrs. Marilyn Wisecup will be "Safer Poison, Sprays and Dusts." Arrangements topic ts "Looking Forward to a Brighter Future" wilih Mrs. Pat Thoma to be the ludge. oo ,, �' 8-TheDaUySenUnel,Middleport·Pomeroy,O.,Friday,Jan . 6, 1978·jo - _ _. : _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , THESE MES5AGES Of OUR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE . ARE SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY THE FOWMING JI:UTlANO CHURCH OF croo. Rev . Jomes D. Guynn, paStor day sc hoo l 1upr Church Sckool. Sunday school , lO o,m , Sunday 9 IS a m . wor1hip sarv•Ct 10 30 worship , 11 a .m ., Sunday even1ng o.m. Choir rah.arsal , TuatdC!Iy. service, 7 p.m , Wednesday wor · 7 30 p.m. under d1raet1on o- Mrs ship nrvlct , 7 30 p.m Paul Nease . H"ZEL COMMUNITY CHIIRCH. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE Near long lottom , Edsel Har t, NAZARENE . Cornlir Un1on and pastor. Sundav school , 10 a .m., Mulberry Re¥ . Cl yde V . Hender - Ch~rch . 7.30 P.m , prayer son . pastor. Sunday 1~;hool , 9 30 maerlng, 7:30pm . Th~rsdoy o m , Glen McClung. supt., morn MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAl ing wor$hip 10:30 am .. evening Thir~Ave ., the Rev. William Knit · se rvtce . 7 :30· m1d -waak sarv•ce . t•l pastor Ronald Ougan. Sun · Wednesday , 7:30p.m . day School SupL Clones far all GRACE EPISCOPAL , The Ra\' ages, evel\lng serv•t,e . 7,30· B1ble Alben MocKeniia. rector . Sar - study Wednesday . 7·30 R m : v•ces and Su nday ! Ctlool at 12 ' youtl-.services, Frl doy , 7 JOp m noon MIOOLEPORT FREEWilL BAP POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST . TIST , Corner Ash and Plum, Noel 212 W Mom StJohn McArthur , Herrman, posfor. Saturday even · poster , 61bl8 school. ' 9 30 o m , in'i ,.rvice 7 30 p_m ,, Sunday mo rning wor1hlp , 10 30 am .; School . 10:30o .m. You th meetmgs , 6 :30p.m ; evan · MEIGS mg wo rsh1p 7 30. Wednesday COOPER ATI VE P"RISH m9ht prayer (neellng and Bible METHODIST CHURCH study 7 30 p,m Robert T 8umgarneJ , THE SALV ATION ARMY , 115 Director · Buuernu} Av~ , Pomeroy . Envoy POMEROY CLUSTER and Mrs . Roy Wining , oUk ert in Re v Roberr Hoyden charga Sun doy · holineu Rev James Corbitt meeting 10 am .: Stinday School CHESTER , Wouh •p 9· 15 am 10 30 a .m .' Sunday tchool leader Churc h School 10o m YPSM , Eloise Adams . 1 p m POMEROY , worstHp ser viCe ! al vot10n mee t 1ng , voriaus ~ · 15 o .m., Sunday school 10<10 $pee kerS and rnus• t tpeclola , 7 30 o m .. R•v Ro bert Hoyd•n p m Tkur sdov - 10 a m . to 2 p m minlsler. . Lad1es Home league oil women ENTERPRISE , Wor sh tp 9 a m . •nv1ted 7.30 p m. prover meeting Church SchooiiO o .m . and Bible study, Bob Estep AOCI< SPRING{ Warsh1 p 10 leader . Rev. NOel Herman o m Church School 9, I So m . teacher. UM\'Fb30p m BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAP · FLATWOODS, Worship 11 o.rn . TIST CHAPEL , RotJte 1, ShadeChurch School I 0 o .m Pastor Bobby Elkins . Sunday MID Dl EPORT.CLUSTER school. 5 p.m ; Sunday worshrp , R&'o' Robert Bumgarner 5 4S p m ; Wednesday prayer ser· HEATH , Roba r t Bumgarner , VIC& , 7·30 p m Pastor Worship 10·30 o m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH Church School 9 30 a m , lJMVF 6 Of CHRIST 200 W Main St ., Jerry p. m Paul , mm15t er, phone m -766b. RUTLAND, W•lbu f i1dt, Pastor Conservative. non -mstrumentol ; Warship 10 30 a m Church School Sunday worsh ip , 10 am ; Bible 9.30o Ill · stvdy , II am .; worsh1p , 6 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Wednesday Bible study, 7 p m Rev Harvev l<och , Jr OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN ASBURV , Worsh1p 11 a m . CHURCH , Rev .Ro lrh Sm tth , Church School 9 50 a .m. UMW pas to r . Sunday achoo , 9.30 om . first Tuesday Bible Study Thurs Mn , Worley Frar'tcis , supennten- 7.30p.m . dent . Pr eochmg services hrst & FOREST RUN , Worship 9 o m , th1rd Sundays loltowmg Sunday Church Schao110 a.m . School MINERSVILLE, Worsh 1p 10 a .m . GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST , Church Schoo19 a m . Preaching 9 30 a .m .. first and se· SYRACUSE Church School 9 00 cond Sundays of each mon th , a m Wonh1p serv1ce 7 30 p m tnird and lour th Sunders eoch SOUTHERN CLUSTER month, worship service at 7.30 Rev Timo thy Sm1th p m Wednesday evenings at ClusTer Leader 7-30 Prayer and Bible Study . Rev Steven Wil son SEVENTH -DAY AOVENTIST , AHodole Mulberry He1ghts Rood , Pomeray BETHANY , (Dorcas ), Word1 1p Poslor, A lbert Dines ; Sabbath 9 30 om . Church School 10 30 School Sup•rintendent , (lora a .m Mcintyre Sabbath School , Sotur· CA RMEL Chru ch Sc i')ool 9 30 doy afternoon at 2 00 with Wor· o.m Worsh1p 10.30 o m 2nd and shtp Se(vlce fo llow ing at .3 15 , 4t-h Sundays . 'RUTLAND FIRST BAPTI ST APPLE GROVE . Sunday School CHURCH S11ter Har riett 9:30 a ,m Wors hip 7.30 p.m. ht Warner, S"pl Sunday School. and 3rd Sundays Prayer meeftng 9 30 o .m .. mormng wgnhip, Wedoes.doy 7 30 p m . Fellow!ih•p 10.45 a.m . su pper l 1rs t Satu rday 6 p.m. UMW THE HILAND CHAPEL . George 2nd Tuesdav 7 30 p m. Casto , pastor. Sunday School. EAST lETART, Chru ch School 9 30 am. · evening worsh1p , 7:30. lst 2nd , 3rd Sundays . 9·30 a .m . Thursday evening prayer s ~vlc e . Fourth Sunday 10 30 am Wor · 7 30 p m . 1h1p 2nd Sundov 7 30 p m ,.,h POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST , Sunday 930 o.m Prover mt~eling Dov1d Mann , m1nis1er: Wi lli am Wednt~sdoy 730 p .m UMW 1st Watson Sund(ly sthool supt Sun· Tuesday 7 30p m. doli school , 9·30 om , morning WESLEYAN (Roc1ne) , Sunday worsh,p I0·30a .m School 10 a .m Worship 11 am , FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , 282 Jr UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m , Mulberry A ve ., Pomeroy , Paul J . B•ble Study Thunday 7 p m Cho•r Wh1te , Pastor, Cor'y B'o1hom, Sun - Procflce Thursdoy 8 p m day school supt Sunday school. LETART FALLS, ChurCh School 9.30 om , morning worsh ip , ht . 2nd 3rd Sundays 1015 am 10 JO, evenmg worsh 1p, b.30 p m 41h Sundar 9. 15 o .m , Wo r shtp M1dweek prayer ser,. ice , 7.30 1st 2nd , 3rd Sundays 9. 15 a m , p m, 4thSundoy7 30p .m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER, MORNING STAR . Wonh1p 9 30 De~~:ter Rd , Langsville. Ohio , Rev . am Church School 10 '30 Q m .. Clyde Ferrell , Pus tor . Sunday Mid Week Serv1ce Wednesday B Sc hoo l 11 a .m . Saturday p.m preaching services 7.30 p.m . MORSE CHAPEl WDrshp 11 Wednesday a .... en•ng Bible study om · Church Schoal9:30 a m 1'1 17 30 p m PORTLAND , Worship 7:30 p .m . FAITH TABERNAClE CHURCH , Church School 9 30 o m BotleJ< Run Rood , R•v. Emmett SUTTON , Church School 9 30 Row son pastor. Handley Ounn , a.m Worth1p h i and 3rd Sund ays supt Sunday school 10om Sun · · 10 30o m, day everung service 7·30; 81ble NORTHEA ST CLU'STER teO( hing, 7.30 p m Thursday Re v. R1chord Thomas D YESV ILLE COMMUNITY Pastor CHURCH, Roger C Turner, pastor Duane Sydemtncker Sunday schoo l, 'il 30 a m. Sunday John Douglas morning worshtp 10 30 Sunday AssoCiates even1ng serviCe, 7 30 JOPPA, Worship 10 am ., MI®LEPORT < hurch School 9 o.m.. Prayer MT . MORIAH BAPTIST, Corner MeetingWednesdoy8p .m , , Fourth and Mo•n, Middleport . LONG BOTTOM. Sunday school Rev . Henry Kev . Jr , pastor Sun · at 9 30 a."m . Worsh1p sef\11tes ol day School 9·30 a .m . Mrs . Ervin 7 30 p m Bible stud11 and Youth Baumgardner, supt. Morning meeting at B p .m . o n worsh 1p. 10:<65 a .m. Wednesda.,.s . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF NORTH BETHEL, Wofsh ip II CHRIST IN CHRIStiAN UNION am , Church School lOam lowrenre Monier . pastor, M r s. ALFREO , Sunday School 9 30 Ru ssell Young , Sunday School o.m . Worth1p 10·<65 o.m Pray er Supt Sunday School 9 30 o .m . meettng Wednesday 7·.45 p m . • Evemng worshtp , 7 30, Wedn&S· UMW 3rd Tuuday B p m , doy prayer meeting , 7 30 p .m REEDSV IlLE , Sunday School9 30 MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, o.m Worsh •p 7.30 p m , Prayer Rocme Rou te 2, the Rev . James Meehng 7·30 p.m Tuesday , M . Muncy , pastor. Sundo,.11school , Vls•totton7.30p m . 1s tTI-.ursdoy 945 a .m. , morntng wonrt1p , 11 SILVER RIDGE , Worship I Oo m o.m , evenmg wor1hip , 7;30. Church Schoo19 om. Prorer . meeting, Tuesday, 7·30 TUPPERS PLAINS, Woni'11p 9 p.m , Young people 's m"llng, o.m Church Schooi i Oo .m. 7 30p .m . Thursdor . KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST, GeorliJe Frederjck sup! , Service Carner S•1th and Palmer. the ReV. w'eeklr 9 30 o .m. on Sunday . ' Peter Grandul. posl or . Monnmg Preachi"g lint and fhird Sundays Klees superintend•"' Sundoy ·of mor1Yh Qy Clifford Smith ~ : 30 SchooL WMPO Radio program a m. 7·45 o .m , SUnday School, 9. 15 HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION , d m ; Morning Worship 10. 15 Rev l<eith Ebhn , pot tor Sunday a m Youth activi ties and School 9·30 am ; Leonard fel lo wship far junior and senior Gilmore l1rst elder; avenmg serhigh students, 6 p.m Sunday v•c•. 7·30 p.m . Wednesdoy prayer ~tventng worship , 7·30 p.m Mid· meeting , 7.30 p ni . week prorer tervices Wednes· MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD , day 7 ·30 p m · Roc1ne Route 2. The Rev Charles CHURCH OF CHRIST , Mid- Hand, pQslor . Sundoysthool , 'il:AS dleport ,. Sth and Motn , George a.m., mornmg ":"orsh1p, ,l l am Gloze, 1111nister, Mike Gerlach, Evenmg 1ervuoes. Tuesday and supertntendent Terry Vank.ey Friday . 7c30p.m. youth mmister 81ble school , 9 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH a.m ., mormng wor.htp, 10.30 OF CHRIST. Cuone Worden , a.m .. •vening wonh1p , 7.30, minister , Bib!, cloll , 9:30a.m.: prayer •ervice, 7 p.m . Wedne•· mornmg Wonli1p . 10.30 Q m .. day . ' evening wonh 1p, 6 30 p .m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Of THE Wednesday Bible study , 6:30p.m . NAZARENE . Rev . Jim Broome, KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST . pastor: Mrs . Mary lothey Sunday George Frederick , sup! Sunda y school supt. Sunday school, 9 30 rnornmg service, 9:30 am with a m .. marnlng worship , 10 30 preaching on first oM,d tk ird Sun am ~ ; Sun~av evang•listi c dcyofmonthbyGeorgeP•ckens . meeting, 7:00 p.m . Prover NEW STIVERSVILlE COMMUNI meeting, Wednesday , 1·30 p m. fV Church, Sunday School ter UNITEO ' PRESBYTERIAN ¥1(8, 9..45a .m .. Worship service, MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY . 10:30, E\oongelisftc Serv•ce , 7·30 Dw ight~ Zovlt~, dlrettor . p .m Wed"e1doy , f!'t oye r H A R R I S 0 N \1 I L l E meeting, 7·30 PRESBYTERIAN , Re v . Erneif ZION CHURCH OF CH RIST . Slncklin , pgstor. Sundar church Pomeroy -Horrisonvillli Ad ; Don s~.~.oo l , 9.30 a.m .. Mrs . Homer Kenned,. , paslor: Sill McEiro r . lee, supt. : morning worship~ Sunday school s~pt . Sunday 10.30. schooJ, 9 30 a m ., mornmg war. MIOOI.fPORT, Sunday school , sh1p and communion , 10 30 a m , 9:30am ., Akhord Vaughan , sup! Stlf'lriov evemng routh Christ•on Morning worship, 10·30. tndffavor, 6 p.m .; wol1h1p ser· SYRACUSE, Morning worth1p , 9 . viet , 1 p.m . Wednesday even ing a.m .. Sunday school. !Oo.m . M r s, prayAr m ..tmg ond Bible study . SoJnpson Hall, suet. . ; ':J fl mi TRI NITY CHURCH , Rav W . H . Pern n, pastor; Rov Moyer . Sun- THIS SPACE FOR RENT MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. John F. 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It is a bless ing lo grow up in a land where fa ith and freedom are reve red . Bu t it is a fa cl of fam1ly life th ai parents deci de wheth er or not to culti - Copyroghl1978 Ke1s1er Ac:1Yert1Sif'IQ Serv•ce Slrasburg Vng1n1a va te thei r children's moral and re ligious development The c hurch es of our communit y are f1nger to heI p you Sundo y Monduy 'l 'tJP.S IJn~r Wedt H·Min~' 'I hut ~ duL F11dn y So!urday Lukt> 1\fntllu•w Mut !h u L~' Mu rk - I Ti nwt hy r Peter l.uk~ ~-J.:.W 2. 1- 12 :!.1 .1·:!:1 1'1· 17 :J 18-22 :! :14 -·" '"' J J'l ' Ph. 949·2550 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Aerlai· Schools·Weddings Chester Ph. 985.4155 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE Chester "5·3307 Racine 949·2020 HEINER'S BAKERY BAKERS Of' GOOD BREAD Huntington, W.Va. RACINE PLANING MILL Syracuse Adams, loy leader ST JO HN LUTHERAN CHURCH CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST P•ne Grove The Rev W1ll10m Mtdd lt~sw orlh , Posror Church Locat ed at Rullond on New l 1mo serv•ces 9 30 o m Sunda11 School Road ne11t to Forest Acre Po rlo; Re v . Roy Rouse pa stor · Rober t 1030o m BRADBURY CHURCH J> F Mussqr Sunday Schoo l sup! Su!l · day sthoo l 10.30 a.m.· wor sh ip CHRIST, Mr Donald Roley , pa stor 7 30 p m B1ble Stud y, .Wednes Sunday )Chool. 9 30 a m, wor sh1p serv1ce 10 30 o.m , Sunday day 7·30 p m , Saturday night serv tc es , 7 p m ., youth group , prayer servict:!, 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN WednesdC)I , 7 p m. ANTIQU ITY BAPTIST Rev . Earl Roger Wotso n, pastor Kenn elh Shu!er past or. 'Su nday sc hool ~- 8y ef ; Sunday school supt Morn 9.30 o .m : Church service , 7 p m. , 1ng worshtp 9 30 a m ; Sun 11ou1h mee ting , 6 p m Tuesday Bi- day school, 10 30 a m , eventng ser v1ce 7 30 Wedn esday B1ble ble Study 7 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE Study , 7.30 p .m MT UNION BAPTIST Re\1 John NAZARENE Rev John A Coff man , pastor Franklm Imboden. El swltlo; , pastor, Sunday school cho1rmon of the Boord of Chr1s · superinlendent , Don W1l sort Sun !ton L•fe . Sunda't' School 9 30 dgy school 9 45 o.m .· evening worsh ip. 7.30 p .m. Prayer , om , morn1ng wors h1p , 10 30 Sunday evenmg wors htp 7 30 meeting. 7:30p m Wedne!idoy TUPPERS PLAINS CHRIS TIAN p.m Proyer meet •n g, Wednes· CHURCH , Eugene Underwood , doy , 730pm po sror Haword Coldv-e ll . Jr .. RACINE FIRST BAPT IST, Don l Sunday Walker , Pastor , Ronn•e Salser , Sundar School Supt Sundoy school sup!. , Sunday Schoo , 9 30 a m . Morning Ser school , 9 30 a ,m .. morntng war· mon , 10 30 o m : Sunday evening ship, 10 40 o m.. Sunday evenmg service, 7 p m lETART FA LlS U N ITED worsh1 p. 7.30, Wednesdo,y even· BRETHREN , Rev Freeland Norris, ing 81ble (tudy , 7.30 DANVILLE WESLEYAN , Rev R pas tor . Floyd N orm supt . Sundoy D Brown postgr . Sunday School. schoo l, 9·.30 a m : mor n1ng ser 9·30 a.m .; mo'rnin g worsh ip man , 10 30 o .m Prorer serv 1ce 10·-45 youth service f>:45 p.m , Wednesday 7 30 p.m. CHURCH 0~ GOO OF PRO· evemng wors hip 7 30 p.m , proyf!lr and pro 1se Wednesday , PHECY, O.J. Wh1 te Rood off 160, Rev George Gro~J e , postorSun· 7 30 p m . SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST , day School , 10om ., Arthur Hen· M1les Trout pa stor Sunday son , Su pt .. Mornmg Wor sh1 P., 11 sc hool 10 o.m , Steve L1ttl e · sup! . a.m .. Voung People's serviCe, 7 Even1 ng serv1ce , 7 p m pro11er p.m . Evenmg service 7:30, p.m.. Wedne sday M1d Week Proyt-r ~ mee l mg , Thundov 7 p m. Youth CHESTER CHURCHOF GOO. Se rvic e, 7 30 p m :. meelm g 6·30 p m Even i ng wor· R~v . Bobby Porter , postor Sun · dor school 9 30 o m .. worsh1p sh1p, 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE n1rv1ce , 11 a m,. evemng serviCe, , 7 30. roulh serv1ce ' Wednesday , NAZARENE , Rev Herber t Grot'e, poslcr. Worsh 1p serv 1ce , II om 7,30 p .m . Sundo11 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN and 7 30 p m Sunday CHUI\CH , Robert Mut~e r , po&lor. School , 9 30 o 1.1 Rtchord Barton, Sunday uhool 9.30 a m.. Roy sup! Prayer meeting, Wednes Sig mon . sup( : mornlllg ' worship , day , 7 30 p.m . BRADFORD CHUR CH OF 10 30: Sunday evening serviCe CHRIST Gabri el Mm , posto1. Bt · 7·30; m1d · week service Wednes ble Sunday Schoo19 30 a m . mor· dar . 7:30pm SYRACUSE CHUR CH OF THE ning church 10.30 o.m ; Sunday NAZARENE , Re v Or:lle Boss, evemng serviCe. 7:00 p .m. pastor', Bob Moore, Sunday Wednesdav serv1ce 7 30 p .m. LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST School sup! ; Sundar school , 9 30 om ., mornmg worship , 10 J ~5 CHURCH , Rev Floyd F. Shook , pa stor. Llovd Wr1g~11 . Sunday om ., evangel1sflC serv1ce, 7 p m Morntng Wor sh1p Wedne1day service1 - prorer School Sup t ond praise. 7 p.m Nota rene , 9·30 a ~ ; Su nday School 10 10 you th ' 7 p m, Do1!y prayer om , Wedn esdoy Preyer and B•· meetmg . 8:30 a m . Men's prayer ble Study 7 30 p t'fl , Sunday evenIng wor sh1p 7.30 p m.; Cho.r Proc mee t mg . Saturda y, 7 p.m . EDEN UNITED BRETHREN ,IN lice Thursday 7 p m. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, CHRIST, Elden R Bloke pastor . Sunder School 10' am ., Howard Charles Ru55ell . Sr .. mm•ster, McCoy, s~pl .. Morn tng sermon , Rrck 'Mac omber sup! . Sunday 11 a m., Sunday night serv1ces school, 9 :10 a m.. warsh rp ser·· Christian Endeavor, 7 30 p.m , vtce 10·30 o m Bible Study. Tues· Song service , 8 p .m. Preachmg day 730 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF 8·30 p.m . . Midweek Prayer mee hng , Wednl!!1dor. 7 p:m .; Roy JESUS CHRI ST OF LA TT~R OA Y • CARS & TRUCKS lrd Ph . 992 ·3978 THIS SPACE FOR RENT MARK V STORE DON'T LET 'EM GET AWA'( WITH IT, SIR! 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SINCe 'THEN 'THERE 15 BEEN A SlJCCE5510N IIMETHER I'LL MKE IT TO nlAT 1::.LAND B EFORIO ...__ ~_ I I Pomeroy Not Pentecos tal Re11 Sis .. rhe Rev Wtlllom Wo rs h1p 11 a m end 1 p m B1ble GOD Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal George Otler, poslor Worsh ip M•ddle swart ~l, Pa stor Sunday serviCe Sunday 9 45 o .rn , Sun School at 9 ~~ o .m and Church musiC MASON ASSEMBL 'I' OF GOD, day school, 11 a.m., worsh1p ser· Serv1ces 11 a.m v11;e, 7.30 p m . Thursday prayer SACR~D / HEART, Rev , Fa ther Duddmg lone , Mason, W. Vo meetmg . 7 30 p m Poul 0 Welton . posfor. Phon e Ches ter l ennon!, Pastor . Sunday MT HERMON United Brelhren 992-2B25 , Saturday e11ening Moss School 9 45 a .m ., Children s pm Church 6.45 p. m Young People's Chu rch. Sunday School 9.30 o.m ? 30 Sunday Moss. Band 10 a .m. - BETHLEHEM BAPTIST, Re v Earl Serv1ce 6 45 p m . E'o'ongelistiC Worsh ip serv1ce 10 45 a.m Con fession , Saturday , 7 7.30p m . CHRISTIAN BAPTIST - On lhe Shu ler , posfor . Worshtp serv tce Serv 1ce 7.30 p m . Women s M1s· Preochtng services eve ry Sunday 9 30 a m Sunday school , 10 30 s1onarr Cou nc1! 10 o.m firs t ond olternatmg wllh C E. Wednesday Route 7 b ypass James E Keesee , o m Bible Sludv and p~oyer ser · th1rd Tu esdovs Preyer ond Bible proyer meetmg 7 30 p m Rev pas tor Sun day school 10 am , Ja mes leoch pa stor. , David mornm g worsh1p , 11 a rn · even · v1ce Thur sday , 7 30 p m . Studv . Wednesday , 7·30p.rn mg se rv1 ce , 7 CARLETON CHURCH, Ktngsbury HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR!ST Holt er, loy leader JEHOVAH S WITNESSES . 1 mde Rood Gary K•ng, pastor . Sunday IN CHRISTIAN UNION , The Rev school , 9 30 o,m .; evening war· Wdltom Campbell pas tor Su nday eo'> I of Ru tland, 1Uncf1on of Rouie sh 1p , 7.30 p.m. Pra yer meetmg , School 9 30 o m James Hughes . 124 ond Noble Summtl Rood (T· 17.:1 ). Sunday B1ble Lecture , 9 30 Wedne sday . 7·30p .m . sup' , e11en 1ng serv•ce. 7.30 p m Wa tch tower study , 10 30 lONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN , Wedne sda y even1ng praye r a Bruce Smi th , pastor Wallace mee tmg , 7:30 p m Youth prayer a.m ., Tuesd ay , B1ble sludy , 7 and B l5 p m , Thursday , theocratiC Dcmewaod Sup t. B1bl e School. serv1 ce each Tuesdor se rviCe ' 9:30 a m. Prea ching service , FAIR VIE W BIBl E CHURCH, sc hool , 7 30 p m . 10·4S a m . No evening ser11ice l etart W. Vo .. Rt, I , Rev. Charle s meeting , 30 p m ' HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST Hargra ves , po slor Worsfllp ser· HOPE BAPTI ST - 570 Gran t St CHURCH, Rev Herber t Atl 1ng vices . 9.30 o .m , • sunday school , Middleport. Bobby Elkins , pastor pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m , 11 o.m. evening worship , 7.30 Sunda y Sc hool. 10 a m , worsh1p Morn1ng servu::e. 10·30 o m, p m. Tuesday cottage prayer se rviC e II am ; 1Nen1ng serv1 ce Attendance at church and Evangehsttc serviCe 7 p m Pro11er meeling and 81ble stud y 9:30 7 30 p m Thursda y prayer mee tmg Thu rsday , 7 p m a .m . Worsh1p serviCe , Wednes· meeting and 81ble stud y, 7 30 Sunday School on January 1 FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ot day , 7 30p m. pm at the Free Methodist Church RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Bo ld Kn ob. Re v. La wrence CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , 26 N Gluesencomp , Sr., pastor , Rog~t r Second M i ddleport , A l an Church - Lelond Holey , pastor . was BO. Eight choir members Wil lford , Sr., Sund ay school sup l . Blackwood poster Servic es an Sunday sc hool, 10 o m .. evet11ng were present. 7 30 p m Prayer Sundoy school 9.30 o .. , Sunday Sunday ol 10 30 o m , and 7·30 ser vtc e, Seventy-five members of evenmg servKe 7 p .m . Prayer p m wtth Sunday school ot 9·30 meetmg, Wednesday , 7 30p m. the local church enjoyed a mee tmg , Tuesday. 7.30 p m. om , B1ble study, Wednesday , CHURCH OF GOO of Prophecv located on th e 0 . J Wh1te Rood Christmas potluck and pllrty Ernesl Deeter , class' Ieeder . 7 30p m , Youth mee tmg Wednesday . 7:30 I NDEP END ENT HOLINESS off h1ghwo y 160. Sundof' School New Year's Eve at the pm with Don . and Martha CHU RCH , INC - Cor.ner Four th 10 a.m . Supenntendenl )ohn Rocksprings Grange Hall. Love day . Fmt Wedn esdoy; night Meadows , leader s and Lmcoln Sts ., M•ddlepori , Rev Miss Pearl Schave!'' of WHITE 'S CHAPEl , Coalvil le RO O'Dell Manley . pastor , Sony Hud· ol mon th CPMA services , second Athens visited recently with Re;.o Ray Deeter , pastor Sunday son. Sunday School supenn ten - Wednesday WMB m eehng, thtrd school9·30 a m ; wor!h ip service , ~denl Sunday school, 9 30 am .. lhrough fifth vouth serv•ce Mr . and MI's. Norman 10·30 o m Btble study end prayer evening wars hip. 7:30 p m , George Croyle, pa slor Schaver and Mrs . Vern Story HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 serv1ce . Wednesday , 7 30 p m prayer an d praise service, and son, John . Gran t St , M iddleport, Rev. Bobby RUTLAND Wednesday ,7 JO p.m . • Mr. and Mrs. Alston Tracy, Elkins RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST , Sundo11 school , 10 o .m , THE PEOPlE'S CHURCH OF Denms Smtih , pastor , Fran!ol POMEROY - CorMr Mom and morntng worship, II , even1ng Columbus, visited recently Young,Sundor school sup! Sun - Cour t Sts thi rd fl oor ove r wor sh1p, 7 30 p.m , Thursday with Mr. Tracy's mother, day school and communion 9 30 L•ghthouse Res tourant . Henry evenmg B1bl e study and prayer Mrs. Nellie Tracy. o.m Worsh1p ond camumon , Cook , ,pastor Su nday school, 10 meet•ng, 7.30 p,m, Aff il•a ted with Mark STahl, Stockdale, 10.30 o.m 1 am . morning wors htp , 11 am , S.B C. RUTlAND C OMMUNITY even1ng serv ice , 7 30 Wednes· HYSEll RUN ' F REr" Fritz Stahl and son, Paul CHli RC H, Sunday School. 9:30 day evenmg service , 7 30. In· METHO DIST- Rev . Herbert Ail- Stahl, Columbus called rng , pastor, Sunday school , 9·30 a .m .. wcrsh1p ser viCe, 11 a m : terdenommaflonol, full gospel on Mr. and Mrs. recently Wednesday prayer meating 7 30 o.m , morning worsh1p . 10 15 to RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO p m youth serv1ces , Sunday , 7 Pa stor Denr'H s Boles. Sunday 11 o m . EvangelistiC serv1ce, 7·30 Norman Schaefer. p.m : Sunday mghr worshtp, 7·30 Mrs. Bertha Parker spent Schoo l. 10 a m , worshi p serv1ce, p m .. prayer mee ting , 7 p m . RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE 11 :30 o.rfl . and 7·30 p.m. Prayer Thursday in Columbus with Christmas BRADFORD CHURCH OF NAZA~ENE , Rev Uord D Gr~mm , meet mg . Wed nesday , 7 30 p m. Mrs . Gerrie Ferguson and Jr .. pastor Sunday school, 9 30 RUTlAND APOSTOliC CHURCH CHRIST- Gabn&l Mroz, postor. o tn , w6rsh•p serv1ce , 10 30 am . OF JESUS CHRISt , Thomas L Sundo y school. 9 30 o .m , morn· son, Jim, Miss Cleo Parker Broo~ cosi l•ve over WMPO yo ung Holmes post or Bible study , 1ng chu rc h, 10 30 om Jun1or and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire peoples servic e 6 30 , Saturday , 7·30 p m , Evor'lgel1stlc · ch urch l)rogrom under dtrect•o n and son, Kevin. evangelis tic serviCe, 7 p m p m ; prover meet1ng . Tuesday , ol Koren Mroz for chddren , 2- 10, Rev . and Mrs. Hicks, Wednesda y 7 p.m . ,7:30., m 61ble Study, ThUrsday, dunng regular church hour In Chester, recently visited with ch urdl basemen! , Sunday even· MASON COUN TV 7 30pm ' FIRST SOUTHERN r .'\PTIST , Cor POMEROY WESLEYAN ing service, 7 p.m .. Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr and ner of Second and Ande rson , HOLINESS - He rmanv ille Rood, serv1ce. 7.30p.rh . Mrs. Nellie Tracy. Mason. Po ster Fronk Lowther. Dewey King . pi)Sior , Ed1son JUBilEE CHRISTIAN CENTER Mrs. Della Stahl has been Sunday school , 9·4S a m , wat · Weaver , gssistont, Henry Eblin . George's Creek Rood Church home from ship serv1C8, II o m. ond 7·30 jr, , Sunday school supt. Sunday school , 9°30 am , morning wor . returned p.m Weekly Btble Study ~ hool 1 9·30 om mornmg wor - sh 1p , 10:30 evenmg serv1ce, 7·30. Veterans Memorial Hospital. Wednesday , 7 30 p .m. ship 11 o m. Su nday even tng ser- Prayer meet1ng Wednesday, 7 30 Mrs. Emma Fox visited MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P. viCe , 7 30 prorer mee t •n g, Thurs - pm. recently with Mr. and Mrs. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , 0 . Box 487, Miller Sf .. MasOn, W, doy ,7 30pm Vd . Su 2doy Brbl e Study 10 om .. SYRACUS E FIRST CHURCH OF Corner of SyCC1'n0re. ond Second John Douglas, Byesville. SAINTS , Portk• nd Roo1e Road W1lhom Roush, pastor Ru ssell Ratcliff , church school Director . Sunday School , 9·30 a m : Morn 1ng worsh ip IO·JO a m , Sun day evemng serv 1ce 7 p m Wednes· day even •ng prayer ser vtces, 7 30 a ' THOSE HOCKE'I PLA'r'ERS TR'l'ING TO CH.~SE PEPPERMINT PATTI' OFF THE SKATING RINK ! A~E :- rt.m a Mtddleport, Ohio Langsville I HAVE SOlliE CH~IN LETTERS TO l~RI TE . . ~ POifiTVIEW CABLE TV ... "' SYSTEMS, INC. · mold the con victions and charac ter of your ch ildren Welcome their help. GROCERIES & GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND TR't' SOMETHING! ME AND M'{ COACH'LL TAKE t{OU ALL ON !! DAN THOMPSON FORD, INC. 461 S. I THINK t'LL GO HOME. Ph. 9f2.2196 sp~r itu al WAID CROSS SONS STORE KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY Pomerov Ph . 992 .3325 l> r- Laurel Oiff. News Notes r NIGHTFALL! SoiZRY, ,MR •. GOBL&: - NO AGATHA. c.HRIS,.I!' Fr~day , Jan <e lt7ftl'rj~-' Not 1 Ill 1\e<j liS P11 BRIDGE Keep lead away from West 011 • +7 3 ' HI"!, SRUTUS. ARoiJ'T \OJ «1>0 'OJ'RE A ooecx:>l two 001' A ' BIG:>· QIOI' '/JrTH l'£0fl.e Sltfflt.IIO ASIOIJ0 Fffi 'OJR tt~'H V • WEST 'Q •J 6 . EAST • 7 6 42 , ¥ _, K 10 7 53 +Q 10 . 8 + K.J65 • 10 7 . · <1 ~ 8 52 SOU Til • !I K ,J 10 8 ¥ A +A 9 82 • A K' Vu lnerable : No rth -.Soulh ~ t •• Dealer ~ou th . Ope nin g lectd Dt! uce of spades. ~ ' == = West .. BARNEY NOBODY IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULD STEAL THAT THING l 1any good way to work th1s I ouf~hr~c tly , but South found a n mdtrect way with a 50 percent chance for s uccess. He led his low club. If West held the queen this would do no good, but East he ld her ladyship and had to w1n the trick HEWEL [) I =••>l~t~1tlo~l-- ma tter what East led. South discarded a Now tt did not wus poet Ca rl born Jan . fi, 1878. On this day in h ~>tory: In 1759, George Washinglon married the widow Martha Da ndridge Cus t1s of Virgmia. fo .. " " " " ' _ diamond\ on a high club · cashed h1s red aces and clauned the last seven tric ks on an unbreakable cross ruff. D r:=:-:-'::"'::"':'"'::'"1 :~~:: ~~s~ ~~~ A Pe nnsylvania reader 1....- - - - - - - -----l wants to know Jf it is correct By Oswald Jacoby & Alan Sontag with: · - K ' J X X X · -X X X • . X X .a. - Axx . or smgleton but showed good The answer iS a dectded " Yes ." A pass or any other to trump support so Sf' nth went on to sl:x Woth any lead but a trwnp, . South could play ace and one dtarnond and wirid up rufflng two dlamonds and a c lub m dummy . One trump lead would not stop this plan . but two trwnp·teads would . ( • I J I to respond one spad e t o your ~r::~,..,..,....,,...,...,....~ partne r's diamond op emn g four spades denied any ace, king JUmp Amcrtc<J n Sandbur~ Unscramble these lour Jumbles , one letter to each square. lo rorm lour Ordinary word s. ~ 'fu:t~!);U~ ITELMADI '\lorth North 's Those born on Uus date are under the Sign or Capncorn. lte would still have three trumps left 1n dummy The re didn't a ppea r to be ¥J 96 42 '· The evening star is Jupite r . By United Press Jnternallonal Today IS Fnday, Jan . 6', the sixth day of 1978 with 359 to follow. Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag The moon is approaching its new phase. The morning stars are Mercury, Ma rs, Venus and Then , East s howed out and Saturn. South saw that if he could NOR Til I li·A get East to win the diamond • Q 8 5 .I .uN"ffiL VOu'vE' fJNlSH!D ~~ foltllMI1N MfL.VILLE ,, The Almanac 6 DQWHAS I) I .Answer: [ bid would be mcorrect in any modern system. · Yesterday·s I NE WSPAPER ENTERP!t/ S~ AS..'iN 1 (For a copy of J ACCBY MOOERN send S' to ·w m a/ care o f thiS newspaper, P 0 Box 489, Radro C1/y Br~dge, " Station . Ner York , N. r fDD t9) I [] KJ 1I I )ro"( Jumbles: POISE Answet' Now arrange the Circled letters lo lorm the surprise answer, as sug · gested by lhe above ca rtoon JUROR 1 I 11 XIJ" (Answers tomorrow) DEFAME GIGOLO What Ita uller hopes to get for @first -class atatu• - A GOOD FIGURE .....,.... Beck Na. 10, with ....... 110~....vallblt tor $1 .35 PQit· ~from Jurnl:)6t. CIO thle t18UUIJ 5 , Box 34 Nor'MJOd, N.J. 07148. tndYde yoor nwne, ~. ~dorit Wid fMMa.dlaPIYablt 10 Ne• r.•bociQ. �t 1o-The Daily Sentinel, M•ddleport-Pomeroy. 0., Friday, Jan. 611!118 Turn Unwanted Items lntQ .Cash WANT AD CHARGES tS Words or Undl:r '·" \10 100 '"' '" "' mu\Lmum 110 300 Each word over the IS words w 4 cent& per word ~r W.y Ads nannU'lg otber lhlln corll>t.'l:ullve d&)'l will be ckllr!!;ed Hl Uw I d ~Ay nne. In memory, Card ul Thilnkil 11nd Ob•tuo.ry 6 t'tnt!l per word. IJ 00 rrununwn Cuh In adv111m~ Mobtle Hun-.e 11 leland Y11rd sale, 11rr ~epted only with ca~h wtth urder 25 r.;ent chllrg~ for 11ds (:llrl'')'· tng Bor. Nlmlbh In Care of The Sen-- ""''The Publisher re2M!rves the nl!(ht· to edit or reJet.1any ads deemed ubjectlorwl TM Publisher will riot be Mpon.sable for more Uurn one mcur· red~rtion Phone 992-2156 Mr~ lvo Ftndltng w•shes lo thank the litotf of the Ptne Cn151 Dov Core Cente• , Wh~te s Funeral Home, Rev George Pu: .,ens , F~or•n c e Spenc~u . and oil our fr 1end~ for theu ptayen , words of con ~olatto n , llor~ol arrangements and IOQd m our lime of sorrow lHE FAMit V of RACINE CUN Club ho• dtscon ltnued gun shoo11ng unttl Jon 8 1978 INCOME TAX Sl!rvtces Federal and State Toxes Wondo Eblin 997 1'27'J AAA DRIVERS Educot ton (losses 1.. wtll begm fuesda~ January 10 for tnlormo tton toll Ben Slowter ol t421lZO .i;!J!Iwcen 6 00 and 8 00 pm STRAY DOCS killing ducks 011d HOOF HOLLOW Horses Buy sell trade 01 tram New ond used upscttmg gorboge cons on out saddles Ru1h Reeves Albonv property wtll be shot B•oWn s (614 1698 3290 T•o1le• Pork THE RACINE Volunieer F~re MEIGS COUNTY Humane Somtly Corelme ond adoption Servtc& Deportment will spon sor a gun 992 7bll0 742 3162 9'12•S427 shoo t ev~ry Saturday ul6 ptl1 aJ lh,tr buddtng 1n Ba shon Fo e AKC REGISTERED pekmge1oe pup lory cholo.e guns only pie1o Phone (304) 882 2683 APPOINTMENT NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES Monday ~ NoooonSaturday Ti.H!sdliy lhru FrldH) <PM the dll)' before publkallun Cue No . 2228 6 Es t ate ot Harry S Moore, Deceased ' N011ce 1S hereb~ g l11e n thai Frank W Porter , Jr, at Roure 3, Box 36A , Ra Cine, Ohto, has been duly appomted E)jecutor o t t he Estate of Harry S Moore . deceased , la te of MeUJS County, Ohto Credtlors are reqUtred to filE! the 1r ct a1rns wtlh satd ftductarv w1th1n lhree months Dated HHS 30111 day Of Dec ember 1977 <PM F n day a fternoon (1) 6 , 13 20 For coMMoN PLus coun MEIGS COUNTY , Ot-110 3ft: Saturday, Jao. 7, 1978 Bern1'ce Bede Osol 16,6S6 CHARLES F . PYLE!, fhclne, Qh lo 4.5771 ond SHIRLEY l. PYLES A1cine, Ohio 45711 PlaintiHs "' BRUCE HOBACK, Residence Unknown ; ond The Unknown Helri , Devisees. Lt91h11 , OistrlbultU, Adm1nistraton and Executors. If tny , of Bruce HObectc, Deceueel , Defendanb NOTICE SERVICE BY PUBLICATION The unknown he~rs , devisees . te g ate eL dlstributees 1 administrators and execuTors, tf anv . of Joseph Hoba ck , Deceased , whose names and Pla ces of res i dence are unknown and cannot with reasonable di ligence be asc1!rtatned : Bruce Hoback. whose p lace of resldtnc& Is unknown and whose las t addre ss Is unknown and th e unknown he1rs , de 111se es , legat ees, dlstr lb u tees , admtn ts trators and e]l(ecurors, '' any , of Bru c e Hoback . deceased . whose namn and place s of res1dence are unknown and cannot w i th reesonable dlltgence be as certained are hereby notlfled that pla int i ffs have brought ftlis action namtng each of you as on e Of the defendants tn the abov e named court by tiling th ei r petition on November :lOth , 1977 The object of the pet1t 1on Is that the defendant s b e r equtred to set up thetr elleged estate or In te res t In the real propertv or be forever barred from aner tlng same , and that ptalnt•ffs ' ,lfle be fore ver quletE!d as aoainsl anv claim , estate or tnterest of the defendants and for such other rel1ef as may be found to be proper and necessary to afford pl einflfts full tellef , with judgment for costs herein , that sa id real euatl! Is described as follows Thi! tollow l no ctescrtbect ret I est ete situate m the State of Ohio , County of Me igs a net VIllage of Ra ci ne, to wit All ot Lot No E IQhty one (81) tn said VIIIC~ge of Racme , Ohio , eiCCept seven (1 ) feet off the West end ot sa i d lot Sai d lot Is bounded on the East by F tfth s rreet Reference Deeds 8f'tf y Br lckles , Admr• of Estate ot Ina Hoback . Deceased , t o Charles F Pyles and Shtrlev 1. . Pyles . Vol , Page and Vol 155 , Page 45 , Deed Records Meigs County , Oh io You are required to answer the Petition wtthtn twenty eight davs after the lest (' publtcatlon of this not1ce , whtch will be published once ' each week for t.l)( successtve weeks , ana t he last publ i cation w i ll be made on January 6th , 1971 In case or vour failure to answer or otherw •se respond as perm lttect bV the Oh lo Rules of Civil Procedure with i n the ttme stated, ludoment by default will be rendered against you tor the relief demanded i n the petition lnry E Spenc•f· Clerk ot the Court of common Pleas., Meigs. County , Ohio (12) 2. 9, 16, 23, Jo. (lJ 6/ 6tc This comtng yea r you ma y resurrect an otd en ter puse that was never deYeloped to li S lull po tent ial fht s 1tme you w•ll have th e Draper kn ow -how to make '' pay a ll CAPRICORN (Dec .22-Jan . l9) Secre ts rejaltng to your per sonal bustness should not be ban tered about today A nosy acquatnlan ce IS ea ger Ia use such tnlorma hon agamsl you F1nd o ut to wh om you re roman ltc ally sw ted to by seiJdtng for your copy of Astra -Graph Le tte r Matt 50 cen1s to r eac h and a tong sell-addressed stamped en velope · lo As traGraph P 0 Box 489 Radto C tt y Slatton N Y 10019 Be s ure to spec tl y your btrt h slgn AQUARIUS PISCES (Feb 20-March 201 Thos 1s likely to be only a parltall~ product •ve day lor you because ~our l ull we1ght wtll no t be put Dehtnd your more amb tltous projects ARIES (March 21 -April 19) It wou ld be poor judg m en t on your behalf today to make 1tgt11 of a Stlu atlon a lnend \news seriou sly Keep yo ur c ute remarks to yo ur sell TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An arrangerne nl i hal you have wtth an assoc tale wher e each ts su ppo se d to snare equa lly co uld ttll o ut of balan ce today Th e ltg hl e nd may be vo urs . GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Free adv tce 1s somelhtng th at you re apt to dtspense qutte genero usly today Unfortunately your we ll- tn l ended suggesdtons mtgtlt do mo re harm tha n good (June 21 -July 221 Pro blems wil l res ult toda y tl you fe el th e se rvtce s o th ers render lor yo u shpuldn 1 cos t you a so u bu t that whrch you do for th em 1s worthy or com pensation LEO (July 23-Aug.22) Don I be the one who tn)ec ls w etgh ty IODICS mto a lrt endly co nY e r ~a­ lton today II will dtYtd e old buddies Into debatmg teams VIRGO (Aug 23-Sep1.2ZI Un· less you ga ug e condtttons rea l tstt cally 1oday goals that you set fo r yourself won 1 m a1enal •ze Thmgs aren 1 as easy as they lt rsl appear LIBRA (Se pl 23-0c1.23) A lnend o! yours who promtses ltttfe wtll be the one who deh11e rs todaY Anb1he r pal wh o talk s a lot wtll be all show and no go SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Nov.ZZI Even •f th e arrangement •s with a person you know q ut le well , don't loan mo ney today w tlhout ge tl tng colla teral The tr ansac tlo n co uld later solJr SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 211 It's best toda y to re ly on what you ye learned lrom e~pert ence rathe r than heed lll e advice ol someone who has never llad a similar problem ! NE'IISP..t.f'ER ENTERPRISE ..t. SS N 1 U.S. Department of Labor Manpower Administration · Yo ung Women and Men Ages 16-21 years in Get pa id w h tle lea'rning Free food , housi ng, medi cal care, clo th i ng allowance and spe n~lng J'T,'IoneY, J OB CORPS trai ns males and fe males for joJ;l sk1 lls Sott'l as Auto Mechanics, Keypunch, B rlck lay in.g ~ ,I'Jur~ihg ll1 Skt ll s, Welding, Offtce Sk ills and many 'more'~ Mu st leave area . If tnterested tn improvtng your future, . THREE BEDROOM 992 3090 APPLIANCE SERVICE Aduh !i house LARGE ROUND Sole .. feeders made of square tubmg S76 Venneer Iorge round baler $250 Ot scounl until Feb 15 1978 Woodmasler cob tnct vvood hea ters thermostat osh pan hmged lop tar cooktng bnc~ lmed $2 42 Coolmoster some o~ oba ... e but Shaker grate tor cool $764 Slower lo• etl her $46 Me mil Chose (6 14) 698 3021 AUTO BODI ES and scrop me tol Rt der's So l v~~ 992 54!8 THR EE Et VIS records co ll ecton tlems Con be seen at Chiton W Va ~k_ l or A oge~ Klet n~ WANT TO Buy Mobt le Home w1t h 2 or 3 bedrooms Older type 747-3074 FIREWOOD SPLIT del1 vered st acked $25 per Iorge p1ckup load 742 2256. --~ POSITION OPEN The Meigs County Emergency Medtcal Servtces Coordanator ' s postlton. SElf starter w1th at least a high school educatton requ~red Educahon -experience combtnation must include ftnanC!al {budget ) e)(perhse, light technical wntmg abthty and some knowledge oi bus1ness admtntstr~tton. along wtth under standtng the EMS lognttcs and operaltons . Strong tmparttality to aU untts vttal, as ts negottatmg expertise. other EMT-A status is requtred , but may be wa1ved if EMS upenence can be shown II watved , EMT A must be earned 1n ftrst. avatlable MS class. Ftextble hours and car absolute requirements . Send resume to Bob Fisher, 191 N. Thtrd Ave ., Mtddleport , before Wedn€'sdav. Jan 11 . 1972 FORD GRAN Tormo Slallon Wogan 351 engine A C outo 51 OOOmtles $1300 9.492082 1971 FORD TORINO St oll en Wogon 302 motor P S Good cond11ton While $250 Colt (6 14 ) 667 -3252 . F 750 l , ton 1973 Ford P1clcup 4· speed, P S , P 8 Wh1te SI 200 (614) 007 -3252 GOOD USED TV s Color and Block and Wh1t e Harmon s TV 276 Sycamore Slreet Mtddleport, Oh1o 992 2522 ~ -- ARISTOCRAT Troller 9'r.3SW 18 TRAVEl $2 200. Coli 992-2206 01 992-7630 EIGHT FEE DE~ ptgs 40 45 lbs $25 eoch Tuppers Plo tn s Coli St25 12 GAUGE 40 trich bbl longlom gun In excelle nt condtflon Call 742 -2334 ALUMINUM SIDING SOLID VINYL SIDING SOFFIT & CELINGS GUTTERS & DOWN SPOUT Eesy step I iOstructions. by step ACE HARIMARE Located In MEIGS PLAZA Middleport. OhiO 11 ·9- llc Closed Jan . 10 Ttl 18th, 1978 SMALL for m for sole 10% down owner fmonced Monroe Coun ty W Vo Phone (304) 7723t 02 or (304 ) 772 3227 NEAR BASHAN _ About 10 ntce laytng acres on blacktop road Water available 513.000 00 NEAR NEW HYDRO UNIT 2 n~te lots w itt1 rlver trontage . 2 s tory frame home 3 bedrooms bath , 2 ftreplaces , coa l f urnace Just $6,80(] 00 YOUR DREAM come true 3 yrs old , 1 mtle out, lovely equ ipped ktf c h e n , 3 bedrooms, 2 bat hs, st orm s, s t orage bldg 1 acre '1'12 7222 $37 ,300.00. JUST LISTED 3 bedroom home, equiPped kit chen , level ya rd , c arport , elec triC ba seboard heat, many other fea tures WeAre Now Taking New Custom e_rs For $17,200.00. PUT YOURSELF IN OUR HANDS . WHETHER YOU ' RE HOUSE HUNTING. SELLING. OR BOTH YOUR INTERESTS ARE OUR INTERESTS! HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA ASSOCIATES 992-ZZS9- 99H 191 FUEL OIL AND GAS SERVICE CALL US Pomeroy Landmark ·~~Jack W . C.usey, Mgr. Aijl; Phone m -2 181 ' COU NTRY farmla nd w ttfl seclud ed woods water and good ac cess 111 Monroe Counl y W, Vo $ 1 000 down , co li [J04) 772 3102 or (30-4 ) 772·3227 Commemol proper ty approx 17 acre s level land located at Tuppers Pl a1ns on Ohto Route 7 Phone (bl4) b67·6304 1 ---- VA -FHA, 30 yr financing Ireland Mortgage 77 E Stoll! Athens phone (614 ) 592 ·3051 ACRES O N Leadtng Creek Rood 992 7066 I 3 THREE ,ACRE form 5 room house Port tal both Ctfy water 9 mt les from fawn $4 500 Owner has to leove area l;lecouse of em ployment Ph 992 /98q for oppotnlment THREI: YEAR old , I 'II story r anch style home 4 bedrooms 2 car garage cement dr1vewoy I A Povole g r o und $33 900 owne1, Sean by appo1ntmenl 949 2801 382S REMODELING Plumbmg heotmg and all fypes of general repotr Work guaranteed 20 years e• pencnce Phone 992 2409 ' 2 Or H T , tilt wheel , AM rad to & tape 1972 CHRYSLER ftEW YORKER ........... '995 2 Dr. H.T ., good condll1on 1968 CAMARO AS IS ............... -.... 495 V 6, 3 sp(l . (• 1971 CHEV. lf• TON PU ................... '995 . ·-." ,, ....-.• SATURDAY , JANUARY 7, 1978 6 :oo--Svnrlse Semester 8, Sunrise Semest er 10 6·3Q----Marlo & t he Magi c Movie Machine 4, For Yov .• B lack Woman 8, US Farm Report 10J Kentucky Afield 13. 7 oo--Matters of Life 6: Ghost Busters 8; Public Polley Forums 10; Weekend Special 13. radia l ti res. loaded 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA ... ..... .-....... 11295 6 cy l .• .:~~ttto 7 3G-Saturday R:ep()rt J ; World of Survival 4 , Dusty' s Treehouse 6; Wacko 8 6 Ill)-.,( B. Bears 3.4,15, Superfrlen ds 6,13, Ska teblrds , 2 dr 1 6 cyl, 4 spd I •• ' •. :: . !:•: r WOOD AND WOOL FIBER "S INCI;I947 1211lmo . ..._. L.--------~~~~~ t 216 E . Second Street Pomeroy, Ohto 45769 Phone 992-3325 PULLINS EXCAVATING Completa Serv1ce Phone 992 2478 $16,500 SYRACUSE - 3 bedrooms, bath natural gas furn ace, ctty water, alummum st d l ng , a11d corner lo t Asktng Sl6,500 S7,500 - 2 bedroo m frame home bemg overhau led F trepla ce. CIStern . 2 porches. and large lot of a lm ost a n acre LISTING - W1th FEMALE BLACK and wh1te Ierner type dog Fem al e port Schnou 2er Mole 'h collte and 1/1 Engftsh seller 2 fem al e Oolmo11on pupp t e~ 3 yellow" and white mole ca ts 742 3162 Full power , a ir. mileage , light blue Save 54 88 Sq . Yd l~ and 15 ft. wtdfh carpet _ rubber back. i i•• low Full power & wheel, • air, 75 Cadillac cpe. DEVIUE Full power, factory atr, leather seats, T& T wfleel, stereo, ~2,000 m ties '5600 T +T AM F M & Aape. 1975 ROYALE CPE. Low mileage, sharp car. air. AM- FM & taP.e, blue. white vmyl roof, "'white vinyl trim 72 OLDS 88 ROYAL Vtnyl roof. full power. a 1r. stereo '1295 1974 CUT. SUP. CPE. 73 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 DR. A1r , AM-FM ridtO, blue, black .vinyl roof. ....,."" .. NOW '1695 ••" " • "UT~~ND FURNITURE ·i f ,,..• Rulland ;,. • THURSDAY 8 TIL NOON r. ...• ..... FRIDAY TIL 5 . .••• •" ::t ~ CLOSE SATURDAY • •~ Air. ,73 CAPRICE -4 Dr. HT, a tr, 50·50 sea t RUTLAND - ~ ~ .. ~ Air Was $2495 '1495 CHEVY MONTE CARLO Power &Atr . Was $4695 j5 j6 . ~b :1 " 41' .. tope. u ,OOO miles Sharp. '5495 ' power, air, vinyl roof, Full , sharp A '2995 Car Milke A Perfect ~ '~I •3295 "76 CHEVY CAMARO v 8, a utomatic, P S Wagon . Sta.ndard shtff. '1595 one or GeoroP Harris. • f92-S:U2 1977 GRANADA 4 DR ................. .... .. $AVE VB. P B , auto tran s, vinyl roof, elect. rear w indow defrost 1975 GRANADA 4 DR ............ ---- ......$AVE V 8. P S , P B , A C, radt o. viny l top , redmmg . . 1975 LTD 4 DR.......................... ·.. $AVE trans, P S., P B , A C, cruise- control. radio AMFM . 1974 MAVERICK 4 DR .......... ... ......... $AVE P S , auto. trans , A C ,6cyl , 3 1n stock 1974 GALAX IE 500 2 DR . .......... ... .. :... $AVE v.e. f973 MAVERICK 2 DR ..... -......... -...... $AVE 6 cyl , P S., auto trans , radio, vlnyl top 1973 PINTO STA. WAGON .................. $AV~ 4 cyl 1auto . trans , A C .• lug ra c.k, r adio, Squire option 1976 COURIER PU ...........................$AVE 4 c yL·, 5 speed . 0 0 tra,s , radto , 6ft bed. 1976 F~IOO ..•••.. •.••.........••.•. .••••.••.. .$AVE . 1975 F-250 .....•••.•......••••.••.•••••••..•.. $AVE 1975 F-250 ...•• . ,.. •..••.••••...•.••.••... •.•• $AVE "76 PLYMOUTH VOLA,RE "You'll Ukt Our Quo lily Woy at ucnng I>Uslntss" GMi: Flnoniint Open EvtiMnos Unfll 6 : -Tll5 o.m. Sol. V-8, 4 speed trans., P .S., P B ., HO gun & suspenston . 1975 F-100 .................................... ~VE lO 19~4 F-100 •....••••••..•.•..•.•.••.••••••••••• $AVE tersons a, 1o, 11 uu-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15, B lack Perspedlve on the N ews 33 ., 11 . 1>-ABC News6 , Take\515 38 I" i 11 30-Movle "The Lost Man" J. Weekend 4.15. Movie " Only the Valiant " 6 ; Movie " Per tect Friday '' 8 : Movie "Gengh ls Khan" 10, Movie "Fi reball 500'' 1'3, Janaki 33 ~ DO-Movie "Better a Widow" 4, Movle . "Twfon a Gu lllollne" 13 , 1 3D-Mary Hariman 3, This ls1he N FL 6, 2:45--ABC N ews 13 , 3 JG--News 3 4 oo-Movle "J igsaw" 3. 6 oo-Bewllched J HIT THE JACKPOT Attendancoat Eden Sunday Schoo l on Christmas Day was 71 1977 COUGAR XR7 L 1pst1Ck red , w1 th white lea ther lnter to r, AM-f M Quad t ape st ereo system , cruise control , pOwer wtndows, atr, deluxe ' Interior , l ight group. plus manv more ex lras 1974 Dodge 4 wheel Dr. * ! 111111- L-----------------"~* Those spendffig Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Holsinger and family were Martha Holsinger, Mr. and Mrs Sol Bigley, Mr and Mrs. Eddie Bigley, Mr. and M1 s. Robert Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger Jr. and farruly and Mr. and Mrs Jim Eddy and son. Mrs. Susie Kcrwll) spent Christmas Day wlth"Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoselton. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Blake Jr. and !annly spe nt the weekend at Springfield, Ohio with relatives. Mr. and Mrs . Dawain Durst, Charlotte and Bret, visited the past week w1th Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Holsinger and fam1ly Mr. and Mrs. Alv in Reed visited Mr. and Mrs. flay Weaver and family Sunday Spending New Year's Day w1th Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb were Aleshia Holsinger, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley, Mrs. Martha Holsinger, Mr and Mrs. Alva Holsmger Jr. and !am1ly, Mrs. Cora Webb and Roscoe $ 1976 PIy. RDa drunner, Sh arp..... ......... '329 5 , 1976 Ford Granada ~ drl Std .. -- ---.. .... . 2995 1976 Ch ~J.. NY 4 dr, FUIly Equip...... '5495 lt111975 Ch M l'b Class' 4 d , ! evy a I U IC, r.. ··-- •• ·. 2995 111974 Buick Apollo Vg 4 dr................ 11995 ! Webb. 1974 Vega 2 DR. Aulo.......... .': .........'1295 ! 1973 Chevy Leguna Wagon .... ........ .... 11595 ·* NOTICE OF APPOINTM E NT 1973 Pontiac Firebird 2 Dr. HT ............ 12495 ! Cue No. 22293 E1t11t of Samuel 0 Stout , Deceased . 1~73 Pontiac Bonneville 4 Or. HT.. ...... 11695 Noti ce Is her eby given th a t ! Ma !"le Stout , of Rou te 2, 1 , Ohio, nas been du tv ! 1973 Buick Centurt 4' Dr.1 Air .............. 1495 aAlbany pp oin t ed Admlnl s tratnx or t he Es t a t e of Samue l 0 Stou t, !lt 1973 Ford Torino 2 Dr. HT............. _.•. 11695 ! deceued, t at e of M eigs County , Ohio s ar e reQy/red to ! 1973 Maverick 4 Dr........... ........ .. ... 11495 fi lCreditor e their cla ims with said fiduciary w t tllln tllree "'1973 Buick Special 4 Dr................... 11695 months Dated lhts 30th day o f lt December 1977 1972 Olds 4 Dr............................... '995 lt Mann lng D fer Judge 1 1972 Ford Slationwagon ...... ............... 895 ,..! (1 ) 6, 13, 20 , Jl c 1971 Maverick 2 Dr. Auto., Sh ift .......... 1795 ,. ' """I , * *. . .. . * B efl ~ i* 1971 Sportabout Hornet Sta. Wgn. , ....... '995 TRUCKS 1973 Dodge Club Cab, 6 cyl.; Std.. -.-.. '1895 , 1973 Chevy lfz Ton PU, V8 Std...... ..... 2395 i974 C-10 Cha,................................$AVE v B. P S, 3 speed trans. 1972 Ford lfz Ton PU, 6 Cyl ............. 'l395 SPECIALS 1965 D-100 CARGO VAN .................... $AVE 1966 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 DR ....... ....... $AVE 1974 CHEV. MALIBU 4 OR.................. $AVE 1972 MAV. GRABBER 2 DR ................ $AVE 5te Pat Hill , Ro<kY Huppor O.rroll Dodrill Sav mg en eq.~y Eden News SPECIALS •3695 00 D~1yhght Time to cunscrve WITH THESE Club Cab, long wlde bed1lock out hubs. 4 s peed In 1914, the Um led Slnles went 011 Web~ i:Ir---------, MEmS I ~ ! I Equipment Co. I I POMEROY, o. I : I V 8, P.S , P B , auto trans 1964 Ford lfz Ton, Flat Bed, Std........... 5295 PH. 992-2176 ** ·11 llll•national HaMSter ! I Nnldd * I Equipment ! i Open Ev•nnttsttl6 : 00txCept Thursday and S•turdlly. CloHd Sundl¥ 992-2196 MlddltiiOrl. 0 . I I I I I L---------J NCM OPEN GINO'S OF MASON For A Good Dtll on 1 New or Ustd Vehlclt Pomeroy . Weather Machi ne 20,33 9 3G-Tony Randall 6,10 10 00---Love Boat 6,13 ; Ko)ak 8,10 6 cy L, 3 speed trans ·1974 C10 CHEV.................. .- ............. $AVE .,\,.,t,..t. llh 8. 10 9 oo-Emergency 3,4, 15; StcJrsky & H utch 6,13; Je l 302 V 8, P S , auto . tran s DAN THOMPSON FORD Karr & Van Zandt " '5995 00 Golden Glow metall tc pamt, V 8, wlltte full vinyl roof . au to trans., w s w radial ttres, P S , console , P B , AM radio w tape stereo, extenor acce nt grp . prot grp . ftnted glass, new car warranty ' '10 . 1977 MUSTANG II 2 DR ........... -.... ... $AVE Auto trans , P S., rad10, tutone blue jB 19 ***************************~'*'r* Dan Thompson Ford trans , P B , A .C., vi nyl top, rad1o, 1 l"b lt lt lt lt lt lt VIR A tllought lor llle <lay : In 11198, Simon Lake made America n novelist James the fir>t telephone call !rom a cabell said, "The optimist submarine. to IWld " . proclauns !hat we live in the best of all possible worlds and In 1919, former President the pessimist fears this Is Thl'Odore Roosevelt died at his home in Oys!er Bay, N.Y. true." 144 i C queen 40 Dress slyle 41 For 42 Wing j36 JANUARY s ,auto (fl t•t'l ~ to.u•.: ~'"' I" ' ' 31 34 Claudius 20 : Jacques Llpchlh 33. 8 3o--<>peration Petticoat 6, la; We've Got Each Other p rtver 39 Sparush " 30 HZ G L OCRUT P Q U I. T R 0 0 V I I Z X 0 Yesterday's Cryploquole: ·YOU WII.L BECOME A\;; SMALL AS YOUR CONTROUJNG DESIRE : AS GREAT AS YOUR OOMINANT ASPIRATION .-JAMES All.EN i ,,., I'" Calch -33 s oo-Golf 3,4,1S, Pop Gbes The Country 10; Music F: r om Aspen 20. zoom 33 • 5·Jo-Porter Wagoner 10; On ce Upon a Classic 33 6·00---News 10. Law rence Wetk 8, Zoom 20 6:3G-News 3,A; NBC News 15 , CBS News 10, Que Pasa. USA? 20; Music 33 7 oo-Afi.Star Anyfhtng Goes 3, Lawrence 1 Welk 4, 15, Hee Haw 6; Hee Haw 8; Bugs Bunny 10, Wild ' Kingdom 13, Elec. Co 20. Battle Line 33 . 7 JG-We Thlllk You Should Know 3, Lowen Thomas Remembers 33: All Slar Anything Goes 10 ; Laugh Makers 13, Once Upon a Class ic 20. 8 oo-Bionlc: Woman 3,4,15; Bob Newhart 81lO ; I, v e, auto 2 wds l8 European I'" ,. C QVXJO. A Z Y X J - Kick ' I" 14 " buckets, a uto tr ans 2 In Stock 31 " I - entrance V 8, 4 speed trans , H W gun and suspension . 76 VW KOMBI WAGON Roof vent, and light, seat converts Into bed, AM FM • •e •e :• '······~···················= · -1 Power& a tr Was $1995 '4495 ·• := .RURAND FURNITURE 4 DR. •1995 • I• 71 OLDS 98 LUXURY SEDAN '8000 " • 73 NOW 73 B.UICK LESABRE ~ '1295 NOW '1695 REGENCY SEDAN z, V-8. automatt c, P S, air Coupe , air Was S2195 George's Demo, full power, factory air. stereo, ~ • ""'~~ 8:00 TIL 5:00 73 DODGE CHARGER 77 6,000 mjles Was 59,244 72 DODGE CHARGER '6300 lape. Gold meta li te. Wagon. a ir Was Sl895 • .: i 76 CAOIUAC CPE. DEVILLE . 72 OLDS VISTA CRUISER • '449$ '1195 Full power, air. leather mterlor. AM FM stereo Was Sl995 ~·-~ • TALK TO WEI·lDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT 742-2211 4 speed :- NOW '1295 V-8, automaltc, P.S 74 CHEVY VEGA GT CPE. ••: Was Sl49S Atr, P .S., P B., tape, clean '2495 •• 72 CHEVY IMPALA HT CPE. 76 CUTlASS SUP. CPE. 6cy :. Call742-2211 '1395 75 PINTO WAGON • 4.88 SQ. YD. 27 Novehsl, W1Wam 30 Hlgh 1n calones 31 Variety of trapshootmg 35 Cookbook verb 36 Mme U LR ZCQRLO Yrsterday's Answer V tnyl root was 5279s Air '2995 ••• • •. •. Reg S6.95 -not installed hard 36 Gone by 39 Scatterbraihed 13 Water wheel II ChOice IS Bedeck 16 Turltic language DOWN 73 CUTLASS 4 OR. 40r.a!r NOW '2495 J. •. • cQ u c KRZKTR F Y C Q UOOZPYUCR 35 Hit '3995 '7500 73 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE ••.. 5 ARNOLD GRATE 1 YOUR CHOICE 1976 • DEVIUE CPE. or SEDAN '6295 ~ • 742-2211 AM-FM & roof 9,200 sharp • •• all wheel, '9700 1977 CUT. CRUISER • •• mmerals, some of t he land lays n ice, that cou ld be sold •n 5 acre lots Sma ll barn 45 ACRES - tn t he st1cks • with water tap, septte ta nk, and electr ic All tl1 1s at a price that anyone ca n afford . G. Bruce Teaford Realtor Assoc;iates Candy Stripe Rubber Back Regular S6.95 3 NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL THAT BIG FUEL EATING HOUSE . Helen L . Teaford :• • • 30 rolls of carpet in stock . Good seletlion all on sate. Installed with paddmg, no extra to pay . • bedroom hom e In Pomeroy ou t of flood area 2 baths, dining room, fulr basement, n a t ural ga s cen tral heattng , and ga rage $27,500 SlO ,SOO For th is 2 bedroom , f rame home near stores . All ctty util ities 40 ACRES •• T+ T tape , landau m tles . '4795 r---------~l :·• SAVE ON •• CARPETING • MOBILE HOME repotrs 992 5858 Will THE lady w ho gol Scoo ter please call 992 -5552 A1r , AM-F M, V root, low mllea~e. 1977 CADILLAC DEVIUE CPE. Full power, atr, crut se, ~ EXCAVATING dozer loader and ba ckhoe wo rk dump truck s and Ia boys for htre w •ll hau l ftll dtrt 10 sa tl ltmeslone and grove l Coli Bob or Roger Jef l ers doy phone 992 -7089 ntght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 PIANO TUNIN G - Lone Oomels New ph one number , 992·2581 It no answer coil 992·2082 1976 GRAtfD PRIX •i 698 7331. BATHROOMS AND Kttchens remode led cer amiC fi le plum bing, carpentry an d general mamtenonce 13 yeors e•penence 992 3685 WILL CARE tar the elderly m ou r home Phone 992 ·73 14 !: 1: HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex covollng sep tiC sys tems dozer borkllae dump truck ltmes fone gravel blacktop pavtng Rt 143 Phone I (614 ) SIX SHEPHERD pupptes . Assorled c,olors Coll 742 2334 3 LOTS -7 .room house, bath, ct f y water , natural gas centra l heatmg . NEW •• ( RYPTtHWOTt.:-o Boy'" 9 Kind of lamp 10 Agreeable IS Scottish uncle · wl>rd 14 Gannent 16 Costly opemng 17 Curved 18 Hard to see 't7 Gravy 21 Fair to 18 Kind of nuddling ranch %1 Period of 19 lnfur~ated 20 Bare office %6 Rogues gal· Zl Sallsfy lery name •22 Palm leaf 28 Passenger 23 Father !9 Sauce or "25 Riv1era steak resort 31 G1ve up 2 j3 4 32 Watch 33 Rebel II 4 JG-Spe;trts Spectacular 8, Nashvi l le on the Road 10, --=~' INSUlATION SERVICE Manasseh s "What - 2 00---Thls Is The NFL 3, Senior Bowl 4, 15, Movie " Robi nson Crusoe on Mars" 10, Cl i ffwood Avenue K1ds 13, Making Th ings Grow 33 2·3o--Bewltched 3; Pro Bowling 6, 13, Antiques 33 l 3. QO-Movle "CountrY' Music" 3; Tenn is 8; Guppies to Groupers 33 . 3 Jo-Area Showcase 33 ; 4 oo-Hula Bowl 6, 13 . Tha t Nashville Music 10. Body Shop 33 . •• RAClNE , 0 . 992 3978 eg " last Trainfrom Gun H il l " 8; Trl State Today a nd Tomorrow 13; Bit with Kn it 33 •• RACINE PlANING MIU Douglas, 7 City of S. 0 N C. F E t. I. 0 W Onl' h·th·• ~1mph ~t:tncl..; fnr .motlwr In thi!i> ~ :unplc A is \f \ Pl l f Hr lht• thrN· I ' · '\ for lhl' 1\\ (1 o· ~ . l'if' !-:tndt• h ·ll ('r:,,postrnphcli llw h •tU!l h ;111d fr•rtH.ttt•lfl t d th<• 11 otds :'n' .111 htnts F..H·h d.1\ th(' f'(ttlf' lt'lh•ts :lrt' dtiTi.'r,•n t & Lincoln or ACROSS t Score of the lanes 6 "- MJUer" II Mod1fy 1% Follow . 13 "All wet"· 3 wds. :•> 1 mile north Tuppers Plains. Ohio 667 -3463 ••• Pomeroy 992·2174 See Roger . Riebel -- SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ,~ RI_EBEL'S USED CARS St.Rt.7 A X l ' 11 I, II A A X R ---- • II JOSE,H •• 1970 CHEV. lf, TON PU •.... ••• .•• •••••..• '795 ... -·"''•• ..... ... :i llAII.Y ('RYPTOIH ' OTE - II ere's how to "ork it : 8,10 26 9 . 0()-Space Senllnelsl.4,15; Scooby's Lalf -A-Lymplcs 6, 13, Bugs Bunny Road Runner 8. Bugs Bunny & 29 Friends 10. 9 · 30- Super Wllch 3 , 4,1 5. 10.00- Bang -S hang I TrustI" Lalapalooza J,A, 15 worthy 10 3D-Adventures of Muhammad All 3,4, 15, Batman 35 2 Ownson or Tarzan 8,10 · president 11 OD-Thunder 3,4,15. Kroflt Supershow 6,13 11 3G-Search & Rescue 34, 1.5; Spa ce Academy 8, 10. 3 Salt tree 12 ro-Baggy Panls & the Nitwits 3, 15, Movie " The !In-law· j43 Hell with H e r oes" 4; Secrets of Isis 8. In The Know abbr 10; Act ion News for Kids 13. 5 Wear 12·30---Red and Gang 3, 1.5. American Bandstand 13, away Point of View 6; Fat Alber t 8, 10 1· oo-Jetsons 3; America's Black Forum 6. Vtewpomt 8 , Film Festiv al 10, Wrestling 15; t-'hotography 33 1 30-Marshall Baskelball3 ; CBPA Bowling 6 , Movie Auto .. P.S ., P B ~ SEWING MACHIN~ Repmrs , ser VICe all m,okes, 992 -2284 The Fabrtc Sh op , Pome r oy Aulhorned Smger Soles ond Serv tce We sharpen SCISSOrs ~ ' new 4 Or .• •1 "'· Will do l'ocftng cons trucllon plumbtng end heo flng No job too Iorge or foo sma ll Phone 742 2348 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. - you wt ll ftnd fea tur es galore Lovely modern kttche n, 3 or 4 bedrooms, ' " sulatton, storm wi ndows & doors, na t gas hot water heat. ca rport Ask1 ng $3 1,915 00 1972 -UNCOLN CONTINENTAL ............~1995 1. ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers loostar s trofls oil small oppl10nces t own mower nex l lo Stole H1ghwoy Goroge on Route 7 Phone (61.tl) 985 UALTOil BEHIND THESE DOORS Astro roof. fuel injection en g. Loaded .;- EXCAVA TIN G dozer backhoe and dttcher Charles R Hot f teld , Bo {k Hoe ServiC e Rutland , Ohto Phone 742 2008 TEAFORD[H MAIN POMEROY, 0. ' ·1976 CADILlAC ELDORADO .............. '8995 • •• BRADFORD Au clto ne~r Com plete 'Servrce Phone 949 2487 or 949 2000 RaCine Ohto Crtll Bradfor d PIANO TUNIN G -lone Camels , 13 years of serviCe New phone number , 997 258 1 For All Your General Electric T. V.'s and Hotpomt Appliances Sale Prices t~\J/:!Jca/8 1966 CHEVELLE ......:. .. .. •.. .•.. .. .. .. .. '495 •• •• NEW 3 bedroom house 2 boths aU e lec 1 acre Mtddleport dose to Ru tla nd Phone 992 7481 POMEROY lANDMARK ~tATliWNli/SEPCA/1 ~~u•~•• by THOMAS Muppet Stlow 8; News 10. To Tell •I t1e I rutn IJ. Gilligan 's Is 15; Almanac 20; Avilla 33 7 30--Porter Wagoner J, Gong ~how ... Candid Camera 6, Price Is RightS; MacNeil -Lehrer Report 20,33 ; Family Fud 10, SIDO, OOO Name That Tu-. 13; Pep Goes The Counlry 15. s .ro-<:PO Sharkey 3; Donny & Marie 6,13. In Search of 4, Colleoe Basketball 8.15 : Washlnaton Week In Review 20; Wonder Woman 10: So The People May "now 33. ' B.3~hlr:o & the Man 3,4, Wall Slreet Week 20.31 9 .00---Rockford Flles3,4; Movie "Parl2 Walking Tall" 6,13 ; Movie " Forever" 10; Say Brother Pays Tribute to Webster Lewis 20.33 . 10 00--Qulncv 3, ,.,15; Celebrity Concerts 8, News 20 ; Fall of Eagles 33. 10 3D-Monly Python's Flying Circus 20 11 oo-News 3.4.6.8,10,13,15, Dick Cavett 20, Lilias, Yoga & You 33 11.3Q-Johnnv Carson 3,<4, 15 ; Baretta 6, 13; President Carter's Trip 8, Movie " The Eyes of Charles Sand" 10, Monty Python's Flying Circus 33 12 .00---Janakl 33, 12.3G12 4D-Lohman & Barkley 6; Ironside 13; I ·00--Midnlghl Special 3,4.15. Movie " The Giani BehemQth" 10 2•31)=-News3. 3 00---Movle "The night of lhe Following Day" 3, 5 :0()-Movle " My Lillie Chickadee" 3: 6 . 0()-FBI 3 •• HOM ESI TES for so le 1 acre and up M1ddleport neor Rutlond Coll992 748 1 We have need of ltsflngs, all types, homes, land, commercial, etc. Cheryl Lemley Associate Home Phone 742 -2003 Hilton Wolfe. Sr Assoctafe t4omP Phone 949-2589 6 :0()-News 3.4.8.1 0.13,15; ABC News 6; zoom 20,33 6:3G-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10. Over Easy 20,D . 7:0()-Next STep Beyond 3; Cross-WIIS4; Liars Club 6; •• ., ,_ ·-·• 1271-mo 992-7608 $21.000 00 ••' Chester, Ohio 10 JO-e , ~ 992-5705 "The OnematotS Jlol Tbe lmttJton Phone NEW LI STING - 2 year old Fuqua double w td e ~ .PHONE and St. Rt . 7 mobile home, 24' )(52 ' w tth porch tn e)(celle(l t condition 1ncludtng all furnitur e & ap pl tances Located on corn er lot, 100')(200' tn the NE,W HOllAND mower 45 1 Arbaugh add1t10n Tuoper s Kowasokt 90 mo torcycle One Pl ains, Ohto, known as t he Arobton more 992 7084 Ralph Brooks pr ope rt y 5 FOOT brush hog S200 Two 14' • Tht s 1s a good buy at snow ltres on wheels 742 276 1 RAIDER 100 watt hnea • 949 2322 Phone Mike Young At Pomeroy , Ohio Change of Phone Number 3 t•~· Elec .. plumbing. carpenter work. painting . paneling , any job that needs to be done around your home. Young's Carpeting Corner Union Ave. bedroom , ll/1 baths, dtntng area, kttchen has built tn oven and range, one ca r garage, family room New total elec trtc home on an acre lot $4 1 ,000 00 Located on the Crow Sub·dh11slon , near Ftve Pomts s 1977 LISTING ~. Home Service SALON at noon t Jack's Septic Tank SeiVice Box 34 "-10 I IlL JOHNIE'S BEAUTY CHARLOIS BU LL co if 10 mas old ' SeVen Eogh ths s toc~ Norman Grueser9:__9c:2:__·S:::3:.::S.:c 8~-~FIREWOOD $25 deltvered 949 2358 or 985 3567 614 667 3368 9 PIGS 11 weeks old 98S 356S SALES AND SERVICE SJ!xuse, Oh11 Ph !92-399! NOTICE NEW Jack W Carsey , Mgr. Phone 992 -2181 8 A.M. to 4· 30 P .M. R111l! 3 PonteroJ, 0 Saturdays •• ~- Resi d e nt ia I a•n d commercia l Call for estimate, 24 hour serv1ce. An vday, anytimePhon e 985-3806 LARRY LAVENDER 11 9-tfc } SEPTIC TANK CLEANING GUTTIR~!WIIINGS Carp<t &UphOlstery Now Only • 279.95 t:: ., ·-•• 12 18-1 m o STORII WINDOWS l DOORS RIPlACIIIINT WINDOWS IWIIINUII SIDING-SOFFITT Supenor Steam btraction PHONE 992-6333 OHtce Hours • 9 A M to ·• P .M. Clo se Thursday s ant :: PHONE 742-2570 Finllltlfll Avaibble Blow• Into W11h & Antes Pomerov 9U-6281 ' HOBSTETIER REALTY •• ,. "' ;! ~ GAS--OIL-COAL llo•• lmulltloa Strwtus Pameroy, Ohto SPECIAl AUCT ION Sot Jon 7 7 00 p m Close o ut on c;hrl!ilmos toys and other g1fts and m1 sc At Oh10 Rt..,.er Auc lion . Me tgs Ploza Mtddleport OhiO Botlers, Furnaces, Heat Pumps & Auto-Controls . FREE ESTIMATES PWMBING & HEATING INC. 1970 t2 11 65 mob1le home wtlh 24 porch ond owntng Ex cullen) cond1ttbn l ol lor rcnl Cal l 985 3979 ,. ·~ CARTER . . . _Ja ck W Carsey, Mgr .. . . Phone992-2181 Let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condttton your water wtth Coop water softener. Model UC· SVI, Pomeroy Landmark 1163-2nd Ave., Gallipolis 446-7833-446-1833 300 Main St George 5. Hobst~tter Jr , Broker ' 1011;, Sycamore St Pomeroy , Oh1o Let us test your water Free CHEMICALS Tri-State UpholsteiJ Shop 0 OHIO ,HEATING SERVICE ...• REPAIR & SERVICE \ •• We Strtp Paint - Varnt shes etc . Wood -Meta 1- Plasttcs Antiques & Modern Upholstering Serv1ce Custom - Professuwud Rehmshtng • Repa tring Antiques Bough I & Sold 01ck Seyler Phone 992 -2798 100 Kerr St Pomeroy , Ohto Prolesstonal Service, 39 yrs . expenenct . Free estimates, pickup & del ivtry s'ervlce . Residenti al & Com mereta I. .. Pomeroy Landmark 19~ V W wtth 1'170 V W motor , A lso lwo new snow fir es moun led on V,W rtm s lSest of fer Coli 992· 3866 Jack W. Carse Y, Mgr. 197 1 vw SUPER Bee tl e $1 300 hcal lent co nd tt 1on t 970 ..,__ _ P_h_o_n_e_99•2···2•1•8·1--" .l Chevelle $500 Podded bor (i stools $300 9</2.'}q87 1976 Suzukt RM 100 MXER 4 ,mo -9 oiCI 0 hours on engme new 1 76 MONTECARLO Exc ellent d condltton . p p8 Ac por ts nee s assembled $200 1977 Suzu kt RM 115 B MXER, ex crutse control AM FM lope monv more ex tr as S3 695 tros excellent cond1t •on , $675 992 6243 PP m JOB'2 HAY FOR sal e Round bo iE!'s P,H 1975 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 2 dr B43 2524 auto Slant St~< dark green wllh whtte vm yl top P S rod to otr 8 N FORD Trac tor new ltres and Good con dtf1on 1 owner (304 ) oms excellent mechantcol con773 5977 dillon Al so 1 Holley car bureter l Stnger Z1g Zag sew 1~74 GRAN TORIN0 V 8 P S mg mochme w•th button holer P,8 A C , go~ condtfion PH 992 720 1 good hres Ea rl Cross 949 2568 FIREWOOD SPLIT, $25 cord Oeh11ered S30 ' 9<12 ~02 or 21 FOOT TRAVEL ,:,-a-:1;le-, --:Se-:1:1 contamed Tandem wheels e~< fro ntce 992 5254. -Upholstery- or 992 -6263 HA V FOR sole PH 949·2366 1976 GRAND PRIX SJ All eJOCtros Low mt leoge Tom Anderson 992 J346 oher 4 pm • We ha Ve enta rged our servtce department and w1ll servtce Hotpomt and ott,er brand s. WANT TO buy For por ts 420 J D (1owler Dozer 949 24b3 '1'12-7066 =-- JOB CORP REPRESENTATIVE Pomeroy City Hall !2nd fl .) 110 2nd St . Tuesday, Jan . J().-9-5 Wednesday, Jan. 11-9·3 ,. CASH FOR Junk Cars Frye sTruck ond Auto Wrecker I Scrvtce Phone 742 2081 or Pennzo tl RuTland 742 9575 21 FOOl TERR Y 1976 EqU1pped "'· .. CHIP WOOD Poles mo~ doometer t 0 o n larges t en d $8 per ton Bundled slab $6 per ton Deli ve red to Ohto Pa ll et Co Rt 2 P ~~~o)' 99:.:2689 STARCRAFT FALL Sole Mtntmolors , 20 and 22 TroVel Trotlers 18' 5" $3799, 25 7 ' Bunkhouse $4 ,875 Fold down $1.700 up We sell ~ervtce ond quol•tr Open Sundays Camp Conley Sforcraft Soles Rt 61, N of Pt Pleasant JOB CORPS vis it MOBILE HOME for rent on RoCtn e A lbert H1ll 949 22bt 8 & S MOBILE HOMES PI Plea son! W Vo bes1de Heck s TIMB ER Pomeroy Forest Pro due l s Top pn ce for stondmg 197J Broodmore "14 ~ 64 2 sowl1mber Call 992 5965 01 bedroom Kent Hanby 1 446 8570 t973 Oanon 14 x bO '2 bedroom 1972 V1c lorton 14 K 67 3 bedroom COIN S CURRENCY tokens old 7 bol h pocke t wa tches and chotns 1972 Coventry 12 x 65 3 bedroo•n sdver ond gold We need 1964 1q69 Statesman 12 11 60 2 and older st lver cams Buv ~te ll bedroom or trade Call Roger Wam sley CUSTOM FRAME httch l or late 742 2331 model Chevrolet a1 G M C OLD FURNITURE tee bo•es bra~~ 1ruck 992 706iJ beds 11on bods , etc comp lete households Wrtle M 0 Mtllar , BURROUGHS SE N SI·MATIC oc Rt 4 Porn e10y Ohto or coli coun tmg mochtne Ho!> been 99'] 7760 u ndt~r serviCe con!rocl Or)d on good cond1 1ton Con be seen at NO ITEM TOO Lorge or too small The Oo1ly Senhnel 111 (our! Wdl buy t p1ece or complele St Pomcrov . OH houwhold New u1oed or ont1 ------- FREE JOB 'TRAINING • 1976 FORD F 250 Cu!>torn 17 50 x 14 00 tires wtnch Only 14 000 mt Headers CB. Tope deck Over $3 000 tn e11tros Senous call s only offer 12 noon 696 1072 $6 800 TWO BEDROOM Trader only 992 3324 (Jan 20-Feb 191 Ju st be one of th e crowd l odaymstead of trytng to run the stl ow Your ,peer group tsn 't appreC!8!1Ye o f yo u appotn1mg yourself head honcho CANCER FOUR ROOMS and bolh Adult!> only No pets 991 5908 AK C REGISTERED Doberman pups 643 JOS3 a ft er S ques Marlins Furnl1ure 70 N 2nd 51 Mtddleporl Phone 992 0 370 The Unknown H~ i n , Dtvis.ttl, Lttl .. t l , Olstributees, Admlnlstnton and Executors, If any, of Jostph Hoback , Deceased ; RUGS WALL Hongmgs ond ofgons. Ntce lor Chm;!mas Reasonable Call 992 2214 CASH po•d for oil molces and mode l! of mobde homes Phone area Code 6 I 4 42J 95Jl ASTRO·GRAPH IHTH& 3 AND 4 RM fu1 •H ); hed ond un lurn1shed opts Phone W2 5434 COUN JRV MOBILE Home Parle Route J3 north of Pomero~ large lot ~ Co11992 7479 T ManntnQ D Webster JU dge court ot Common Pleas . Probat e D•v•s1on Suncilly AP.PLE S FITZPATRI CK Orchards State , Route 689 Phone W1lkesvtlle 669 3785 RISING STAR Kennel Boord1ng Indoor and ou tdoor runs C. roo rn1ng all !:;reeds Clean so flltor y locd tfles . Ch,esh1 re Phone (614 )367 0292 Wantell il?'2 - -: ~-X== -~'!~Y..::.... 'I • 32'10 ECONOMY TRACTOR wtth all al toch ment!> L1lc.e new oslc. 1ng $2250 Phone {614 ) 698 3290 • FRIDAY, JANUARY6, 1971 4;30-My Thr. . Sons 3; Partridge Family 4; Brody Bunch 8,1 0, Llttle Rascals 1S. s: oo-Bonanla 3; My TMree Sons 4; Gunsmoke 8, M ister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Emergency One 13; My Thr. . Sons 15 5:30-<ldd Couple 4; News 6. Elec . Co. 20,33. Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan ' s Heroes 15. CAMPER k£l() Als o horse tro1le r S.S50 Phone (014 ) 698 mole Pomero 11--The 0.11ly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan. 6, 1!178 Television Viewing . . .. • Business Services COAL lunestone, ond colc•u•n· dli011de (3nd colc1um bf 1f1E< for dusl con tro l and spec1oi muong soH h ;11 formers , E•cel$1or Salt Wor" s Moon Slreel Pomeroy Oh1o or phon-e 992 J89J IF YOU have o servtce to olhtr won! to buv or !oell somethmg oe looktng for wmk • o• who1ever rou ll get rt~~lls laster w1th a Se1111nel Wan! Ad Call992 21 Sb FOUND SMALL ntan 99'16134 NOTICE OF, cue No -' Cl'lllrgr C...h \day 2dilys 3days &days 'I PHONE 773-5536 ... �12-The Dally Sentinel, MiddlePOrt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Jan. 6,1978 ~~---A~;~-De~th~---- \Vance I I'EARL NEASE KENOVA, W. Va . - Pearl Grover Nease, 66, of 1110 Oak Street, Kenova , W. Va .• dled early Friday morn i ng at Cabell Huntington Hosplfal ln Hyntlngton. A r.efi.t~d barber. . I Mason wlth the Rev . Darrell · Mullins and the Rev. David Field! Jr, off iciating . Burial will follow in the Broad Run Cemeterv . Friends may call at the funera l home from 2 till 4 and 7 fill 9 on Saturday . he was a former resident of the Send area . He was a member of the Popular St . Church of God, the HYntlngton Chapter DAV ind the . Huntington · Rose Society . He was a veteran of WW II. He was born Jan .. 12, 19)1 , In the Broad .Run Com munit{ , Mason County, the son o the late Bradford L. 11nd Sarah Thomas Nease . Survivors include his wife , Vada ; a sister. Mrs. Isaiah ( Edna) Smith, of Mason, and severa l nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p .m . at the..., Foglesong Funeral Home In Akron following &- lonQ- HI · ness . Mr5 . Isaacs was born In Meigs County where she taught school , married end moved to Akron . The daughter of the late Charles W. and Lucy Bryson , she was also 'preceded in death by three brothers, Norman. (Continued from page I) wrute hor,.s. " The gendarmes wore 19UJ ce ntury uniform s with flowing dark-blue and .scarlet capes with fur busbies and carried lances topped by a Belgian pennant. As the motorcade swept into the grounds of the white palace, which resembles Versailles near Paris, a Navy honor guard snapped to attention and a band again played Ule Star Spangled Bann~r. Acroils the square, about 1,000 persons quietly watched Carter arrive. " . Near· Ule black and gilded wrought iron entrance gates, about 100 Americans waved ' at the President from berund crowd barriers. Carter smiled and waved back. A woman, waving a small American flag, held up a sign reading ; "Hi Carter," and carrying two dollar signs followed by a question mark. ·As the car drove past she shouted happily: ''He saw . The crowd also included Ulree yot!Jlg ladies from Fort Worth, Texas, carrying two signs. One said ' ' Howdy Jimmy, " an<l the other , " From the Texans iri Brussels." The girls are working on the project to build General Dynamics F 16 fighter planes for European air forces. The president ·looked relaxed in a dark blue serge suit which he wore wiUJ a red and white spotted tie. Mrs Carter wore a .royal blue knee-length gown ·with a golden broach at the neck and brown shoes. Q.leen Fabiola .wore a blue plaid skirt under a dark-blue jacket wiUJ gold buttons and black shoes. The king was in a gray suit with a d<lrk blue tie. The party moved into the dining room wiUJ its magnificent crystal chandeliers for a luncheon of fish , chicken and strawberries accompanied by ' wrute .and red wine and champagne. By DOYLE McMANUS BUDAPEST, Hungary (UPI) - Secretary of State Cyrus Vance arrived today to formally return the gold crown of St. Stephen, Hungary's symbol of nationhood, to the HWlgarian people from the United States. But the Hungarian government kept Its people largely ill the dark and planned a sur prisingly low-key reception for the royal relics it has demanded back for 32 years. Vance, wi.J broke off !tom Walter, and Hobart Bryson . She was a member of the First United Church of Christ In A'<ron . She Is survived by her husband, Frank ; three sisters. Mae St. Clair, Edna Carter it! " JOSIE BRYSON ISAACS Josle lBryson) . 11aacs , Barberton . d1ed J<le<.,.JO In rettJmJng crown Quivey, and Virg ie Meier, and a brother, Hilbur, and several nieces and nephews. Services were held at the Oun-Quigley Funeral Home In Akron Tuesday. Jan . 3. Burial was In Greenlawn Memorial Park , Akron . Attending from Meigs County were Mr . and Mrs. Vernal E. Blackwood. Miners\lill ~. and Mr . and Mrs . Hampton Johnson , Athe,ns . Coordinator wanted for Med services Applications are being :~~~!f;s~~~~~of~e~~;n~~ Medical. Services. The position will require a 11 Self.-starter" with at least a high school education. The education experience combination must include financial (budget) expertise, light technical writing ability, and some knowledge of business administration along with understanding of' EMS logistics and operations. Strong impartiality to all units ill vital as is negotiation expertise. Ohio EMT-A status is required but may be waived if EMS experience. can be sho'lr"· If waived, EMT-A must De earned in the £irst available Meigs County EMS Class. Flexible · hours and a car are absolute requirements. Applicants are to send a resume to Bob Fisher,19! N. Third Ave ., Middleport, and should do so immediately since interviews of applicants are scheduled to be held next Wednesday evenin~ . Now You Know French 19th-century poet Gerard de Nerval brought along a big Renaissance bed whenever he visited friends overnight- and then slept on the floor beside it out of respect for it. Hospital News Veleraaa Memorial Hospital Admitled - George Foss, Middleport ; Gladys RumPresident Carter's world tour . street.. there," a studenl sald. field , Pomeroy; Mildred in Paris to C<I!Ie iD Budapest, "We'll find out about It in Arnold, Pomeroy; Frank was scheduled to hand over tomorrow's newspapers.'' Wolford, Vlnlon; Darlene There were no Ianners in Good, Long Bottom; Thomas the crown in a solemn ceremonv this afternoon at the streets, no fireworks, no Marcinko, Reedsvill'e; the ~othic-spired parliament demonstrations or paradei: Dorothv Miller, Shade. Ordinary HungariaM wUI building m the Danube's east Dischal'{ed - Roy Reuter, bank. · get to see the crown jewels Lydia Ebetsbach, Patty But Ule ceremony was not only later, when they are put Harmon, Eugene Roush , open to the public or even on display in the old royar Marie Custer. scheduled· to be broadcast. palace: There was no official , .The jeweled crown topped PLEASANT VALLEY announcement of Its tlme or by a crooked cross, plus the DISCHARGED - James royal scepter, orb, sword and place until hours before it coronation robe that were Goody, Gallipolis ; David was to start. · "It must be in the signs of-the Hungarian kings' Bonecutter, Schille Park, 1..; purliament building because legitimacy for more than 900 Marshall Slayton, Mrs. they've blocked off the years, arrived in Budapest Robert Roush, Clemel Long, John , Mlller and James Thursday night. A Hungarian army detach- Morrow, all Point Pleasant; Edna Roush, Mason; Garner ment guarded Ule relics which fell into the hands of Triplet, Crown City, 0.; Mrs. the U.S. Army at the end of Davey Flora, .Leon; Mrs. Williams, 21, of Battle World War II - under Frank Morrow, Leon; Jimmy Cree k, waived extradition Parliament's dome topped by Tucker, Buffalo; Orvllle Thursday to face first-degree - a bright red. Star. Strow, Henderson ; Mrs. murder charges filed· in l<ls President Carter's decillion Garland Bechtle, Southside; Angeles this week after police last month to return the Connie Francisco, Mason i disclosed they had bugged crown was opposed by many Mrs. Alexander May, Williams' jall cell and Hungarian exiles in America Pomeroy. recorded him boasting to his who saw it as official cellmates about the slaying. recognition of the c<I1Uilunisl CONFINED IN HOLZER regime that took over Mrs. Grace Glaze, MidHungary following the war, dleport, ill ,confined to the Carter held firm against Holzer Medical Center for the criticism, and diplomats observation and treatment. said he saw the return of the Her room number is 41l8. Mrs. crown as a gesture of respect Donald Pullins of Columbus between tfi"e Communist for Hungarian Commwlist ill here wlth her mother. neighbors, said Hanoi troops Party chief Jaoos Kadar, who occupied six district capitals leads the least repressive and were within 6 rililes of a state in the Soviet bloc. TO MEET TONIGHT key provincial capitaL It said No banners; fireworks or Meigs County REACT wiiJ Cambodtan troops fighting parades gr~ed the crown meet this evening at 7 p.m. at along a 170-mile front against that' Pope Sylvester ll gave the Pomeroy Senior Citizens an estimated 60,000 Viet- Hungary's first king, Stephen Center. There wiU be a namese would "exterminate I, in the year 1000 to special guest speaker. All the aggressor to the last symbolize the country's members are urged to attend man." independence. and visitors are welcome. Suspect will stand trial MARSHALL, Mich. (UPI) - Liane! Williams , implicated in the 1976 killing of ac:tor Sal Mineo by a woinan friend and recordings of his own conversations, will return 'voluntarily to California to stand trial for a crime he says he did not commit. Invaders are being cut'up BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - Cam bodia sa id today that VIetnamese invaders had pushed to within 35 miles of Phnom Penh but were ~i.ng "cut to pieces..'' Vietnam accused Cambodia of, launching the border war 10 months ago. Radio Phnom Penh, giving the first details of the conflict 'Business today Protest, filed. rails sale on • ' 'DETROIT (UPI) -Grand Michigan and Olio. , Trunk Western RaUroad olfl"Jf given the chance, we • ciaIs said Thuraday they have will ohow that the sale to • filed an official protest with Cbeaale and N•w bu : the Interstate Comrnerc~ monopolistic lmpecl - and · Commission regarding the will weaken compelltioo and • proposed sale of the Detroit, transportation aervlce," said -' Toledo and IrmiDn Rallroa . d · Grand Trunk prelident Jobn J to the Chessie system and the H. Burdakln. · ~ Norfolk&WesternRaUroads. "Already dcmlnant bt the = Qmpany o!flclals said they Mlchlgln market, OMIIIe ~· also asked the ICC !hill week and N&W would be able iD ~ for an open hearing to I!QUeeze amall competltort • consider evidence that the more and the result would ' propused ,23.6 nillllon joint add little to their billion- ; sale is not in the best·inlerest dollar revenuea," Burdaklll " of the pubUc and Industry in . said. "By abarp contrut, lbla 1. sale could be the dlffennce :: between survival or financial ~ PALMER RECALLED stabiUty for the smaller rail- INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) roads." .• - The Los Angeles Kings In Its official protest to the ~ Thu,rsday recalled ICC, Grll!ld Trunk 8lid the :. defenseman Rob Palmer proposed sale Is contrary to ; from their Springfield farm congresslo.nal goals •• : club in the American Hockey ouutned in the 1973 and 1m • League . Rail Reorganization Acta iD : To make room on the squad "strengthen and preserve 1 roster, defenseman Nell small, solvent raUroads... '. Komadoskl was sent to Burdakln aald Grand Tnmk ; Springfield. would file witbln lib: weeb an ;: alternative propoll8l to the ~ sale with the ICC. ~ CHAIRMAN NAMED The 'Michigan-baaed • WASHINGTON (UPI) Detroit, Toledo and Irontoo ~ Mary Ann Tighe, arts adviser Railroad is an independent, ~ to Vice President and Mrs. SM.mile line Jnc<rporaled In • Walter Mondale, was named 1914. Chesale and N&W filed E Thursday as a deputy papers with the ICC for the : chainnan of the National purchase of the line last I. Endowment of Arts.October. :: L LACKEY M~ Their firm, Anixter Bros., simple. In the 1940s and 19005 a nd early '60s, the sophistication of the wire cable business developed so alarmingly that the local dealers and regional distributors were swamped - Uley couldn't afford to carry the increasingly variegated asking, ''What do you need today?'' "But," said .Bill Anix\er, "the first name relationship with customers and employees imposes an importallt obliglltion making your""lf available. U people feel free to call you by inventories." yoUr first name, they also are has grown in a decade from sales of $JJ million to more Ulan $155 million a year, and nobody in the company is allowed · to use the word The Anixters conceived the likely to 'feel free to call you idea of a specialized whenever they please and to distributor network that be offended if you don't talk could take over most of the to them wiUJout giving a inventory and some of the damn good reason for not I I Mister ,II servicing burdens of local doing so." Anixter has three 'dealers and also deal with Therefore, the brothers · operations, distributing some ultimate consumers. have to resist the temptation 5,000 varieties and sizes .of Theprincipleisth~sameas 'to shunt many .calls from electHcal wlre and cable, the chaifl auto parts house customers or even from supplying many needs of and that's where being on a employees to subOrdinates in cable television systems, and first name basis with order to keep on enjoying the selling and servicing many customers yields such big benefits of theii fixed policy_ kinds of mining supplies. dividends. It also means they often As a matter of fact, they • "A gas station mechanic have to do much of Uleir own servi~ everything they sell needs a starter for a '74 • and a reputation for givirig Maverick on a Saturday prompt and effective service · afternoon," explained Alan has played a big part in theU: Anixter, 11The only way he 's growth, the brothers agree. going to get it is to call U you look at the somewhat somebody in an auto supply HOURS SET bewildering assortment of house he !mows real well and The Sears Store in Anixter sales brochures, you get one sent out as a personal Pomeroy has announced new are bound to conclude that favor . We often do business hours effective inunediately Ule brothers . are in a very just that way ." which are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., complicated and The Anixters said they al541 Mondays , Tuesdays,. sophisticated business. solicit business on the tele- Wednesdays and Fridays; 9 "That's quite true," says phOne, calling customers, ad- a.m. to 12 noon, Thursdays, Alan Anixter, " but the dressing them by their first and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Satur• original idea was fairly names if possible, and days. VOL 12 NO. 49 SALE $413 ~so TIES sAI.E FROM , PORTSMOUTH, OHIO rutland IUIIJIIfl 11lah• ' 10-2 '1\)Jmill•dlecMaCIIOI• . THE MEIGS INN 992-3629 • - I FRIDAY and . ' SATURDAY Pomeroy, 0. gaffes • ,,.· uves II replied Carter, '"lbere Were.' ~ They'«e.int the incident in Warsaw , .• where Carter's American interpreter " ' Be sure to see a lithe other itlims Clearance 5ale .priced during our big . January 5ale. · OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 . Brown." Evelyn Proffitt ••id she was "the sister that Harold never had,'' and that she had known him longer than anyone present. She ls· one. of five cousins who Evans. warren Immel, one of the Vietnam crowd, used index cards to ldent1£y every· one he mentioned, and ended by presen- Atty. John E. Halliday took Smith's place and cited llrown's.membershiP on the .. board ... oL __.. aavmgs and loan association ,· unders(!!)rlng Harold's thrift which he in1plied verged on the miserly .. Halliday - and all speakers, a! course were as close to each other as sibUngs . ended their diatribes with praise of the Walter Smith, another Vietnam co l- highest character. l'eague1 was absent. · Mr . and Emerson Evans, a member o( the .. Mrs . Brown , and the - other Ohio board of education during part of Brown's University people were a 16-man team who school career. spoke of Brown's a£!inity spent three' years at various places in for Ice cream . " Harold has retired fi~c South VIetnam on an educationa l times and is Still going strong , ~~ ~ud tln ~ llrown a small bottle pf G.erltol, a tonic to pep up tho elder!~ . Donald Foelgesong , 11 cousin and 1932 teammate at Ohlo U., listed a catalog of adventures he and HArold Bruwn shared, s1.artlng with a message from L.em• Glbbs, age 90, Harold Drown's first teacher. The Incidents went bock to thelr days al (Continued un pn~c A~2 ) assignment. tnthttl PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY • • COlllllllSSIODer '' made lfQIIle hilarious mis-translatiqns ol ·• his arrival ceremony remarks, including the garbled statement that he ~ed to know Poland carnally; and the dsy iii New Deihl when an open microphone picked up Carter's private threat to send his host, Prime Minister Morarjl Desai, "a blunt and cold letter" about nuclear fuel safeguards. on the farm~ If interest is maintained, there will be bird hikes on the second Saturday of each month. Novice and e1q~erlenced bird Watchers are encouraged to share this ~utdoor experience, an activity offered by Bob Evans Farms at no cost to the MEMBERS OF RACINE BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS were •worn in Friday night by Mayor Charles pYles. Left to right, Dougi!IB Roes, Charles Shain, Mayor Charles Pyles, Rllndy Pyles and Mae Cleland, clerk. Mrs. RACINE COUNCIL·- Racine Village Council organized Friday night. Shown (1-r) are, front row, Clarence Bradford, Hurry Wlilfard, Mayor Charles Pyles, Mae Cleland, clerk, and Maxine Wingett, council member ; back row. Ben Petrel. Cleland has been clerk of the water bourd and council for 24 years. All members were appointed with Rapdy Pyles havlnM served sihce·Novem~r to rm the WlCXpired term of Dou~othts Johnson. · Albert Hill, Jr., and Earl Cleland. Petrel and Wingett have , two years yet to serve with the rest of .council having been sworn in Friday niJdlt. \ Russian flu certain to invade U.S. By CHARLES S. TAYLOR Progress seen Pleads not guilty Cancer Society office m,oved in Pomeroy '• ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY·:i ,..,. reoort soon afterward to a meeting of ov~;:U~dt~~~~~: specilllens of the national health officials, flU virus have alreadY been given ATLANTA (UP!) Federal health In addition, Ule CDC isseDdlng two other Russian public. drug manufacturers. CDC l~borator.ics officials will Soan be faced with the ·hard flu experts to the SOviet Union to gather also have done extensive characterization decision of whether to recommend · firsthand information on the AUSSR Carter said Poland's Communist Party work on the virus so that vaccine inunediate manufacture of a vaccine influenza epidemic that swept acrOss Uta't chlef, Edward Gierek, laughed off Ule manufacture can quickly stort If the ~<>­ translation incident by saying, "in Poland • CANToN Ohio (UP!) -Progress was against an influenza strain that swept vast nation in a matter· of weeks. The ahead Is given. Manufacture and field we don't criticize women or translators. 11 cited SaturdaY in negotiations between the Russia and ls expected to invade the Russians said Ulelr influenza, Ute same testing of a vaccine, however, requires strain that cause worldwide epidemics ,.vera! montha. . Afterwards, Carter added, he and Canton Board of Education and striking United States within the yeat. That decision will be based at least in from 1947_, 7 infected an estimated 26 Gierek "had ll very fine . per9onaJ public school teachers. Because flu viruses change, the vaccine part on information coming out of a mlllion of its ~ltizens, particularly those in used against the A-Victoria and A-Texas relationship.:' uwe met with Ute board's team for .· • As for the microphone incident in India, approximately two hours trus morning," meeting in Geneva Monday of the World age groups i2-H and 2M!~. flu strains currently prevalent ln this The United State~ and the WHO have country ls useless against the Russian Carter said "it kind of helped !lie and said AI 1\ublnstein, president o£ the Canton HealUJ Organization. Flu experts who attended a Dec. 22 had a worldwide flu surveillance network virus. Health offlclalB say, however, that Desai both" by .clearlrig the air on the Professional ,Education Association. meeting at the national Cehter lot· Disease in place, for some time to check on the nuclear safeguard dispUte. "Bolli sides exchanged numeroUB counter- Control agreed the Russian flu strain spread of influenza. The United States persons 23 years of age or older have Some "He and I made a joke of It several tim~ proposals and at this p3rticular point the would reach the United Slates . .The big {I 1 natur~l antibody defense against the after that in a perfecUy easy way," the monetary differences are still significant. question was when _ guesses rangeil from recently beefed up Its network t severa strain. _ . presi![ent sald. " ... But I regret Ule Open major airports that receive direct plane If the decision is. made to manufacture "We're making progress because at this winter or spring to next winter. mike thing occurred." - least now they are coming through with The CDC is sending its top virology flights ,from the SOviet Uni9n and Hong the vaccine, federal health officials also He said the blame was his and not.that of legitimate proposals instead of.everything would recommend which age groups the television soundman who picked up his being direcUy linked to Ule passage of a researcher, Dr. Waiter Dowdle, to Ule K';:J~hough no cases of the Russian should 'be vaccinated and what the dosage WHO session. Dowdl.e said he will make a Influenza, described lis moderate.ly whispered words with a boom microphooe. should be. Another probable decision . severe have been detected in this country, "I should have said 'a very frank and levy.~~ Further negotiations were scheduled for it has broken out of its two original focal would be wheUJer the immunization profactual letter• and not 'a blunt and cold Saturdsy evening. point.. in Russia and Hong Kong and gr~m should be federally directed, as was letter." ' the controversial swine Ou project, or if ·The association, representing 865 of the spread Ill Taiwan and Finland. . system's 909 teachers, struck Tuesday One of influenza's chief characteristlcs the vaccinations should be left to Ule over a wage dispute and the school board 18 its explosive ability to. spread qulckly private ·medical sector. secured a back.W-work order from a GALLIPOLIS - Victor William I common pleas court judge. Tw<H1Ulld1'ed Buchannon, 14, Gallipolis, formerly of teachers and striking nonteaching Cincinnati, entered a not guilty . plea Society Is to asalst ·as many patients as 'employees were arrested for defying Ule Friday in Gallla County Common Pleas possible. The society wiD ~ist with trans- order but were release<!, when agreement Court in the Nov. 5 robbery of the First portation and medlcatloo, especlaUy for was reached for continuous bargain~. National Bank Drivl!-ln facility . those of low income or without insurance. . Judge Ronald R. Calhoun appointed POMEROY- VandalB damaged the that John Welch, Coolville, was driving the It Will also provide ilresslnp and loan CHAMBER TO MEET Nan Evans and Richard Roderick, Jr. to car on Rice Run in Olive Two .. when it equipment to patients who need them. POMEROY- The Pomeroy Chamber · represent Buchannan. In aoother .court headlights, tall lights, and side mlrror of a staUed. Unable to start it, Welch left for Dorothy Will Is secretary to Mrs. Frank ' of Commerce wlllmeet TuestliiY at noon at matter, Earl Lowder was found guilty a£ . 1972 Ford LTD late Friday evening while help and when he returned found the and if you need assistance, please call or the Meiga Inn. A representative of the contempt of court in failing to pay support the driver was gone an hour . Meigs County sheriff's deputies said damage had been done during hls absence. come to the 'office. · · AORTA Bus system will be the speaker. for his children. .admitted on trip Includes all of our Wembley fine quality ties- a good s•lectlon of ready-tied ties and ones you tie yourself. Solid colors & patterns. ' • :~ ·couple · of - ' ' PLAQUE GOES to retiring city manager (left). SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1978 by county judge "" 4-PIECE .GROUP of that character, I'll ta lk about Harold tmts GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter says "gaffe" ill the word for the _ embarrasament... that befell him in Poland •· and India, but he doubts they did hin'l any . .. harm with his hosts. .. In an Interview conducted during the homeward Bight of Air Force One, and ~ released Sat\U'daY, a reporter asked·, "Do • ytiu think, sir, there were a couple of gaffes -I guess that's the word?" $493 ' HIGGINS LUSK + Hearing dismissed '~ $5 511 TIES . SOUL We know you're busy. So try our free Save -by-Mail envelopes. We like to make things easi,e r for you! honoree , and prompted hip1Self by referring .to a card. Lackey apologired to Don Foglesong for pointing out that Harold is a cousin - ''I'm not sure Don wanted the relationship made public:" He said that Harold Brown rated the Ohio U. Athletic Hall of Fame in 1966. Next was Dr. H. B. Thomas who stressed Brown's competitive spirit. At the Then came a barrage of slanders, end, Dr. Thomas presented Brown with' a starting with Harry Lackey, fonner plaque. Dr. Tom Helms, a Vietnam Athens coach and a !932 basketball team- colleague, listed a long string of human mate of Harold Brown at Ohio University. assets of a person he had come here to Lackey pretended to forget the name of the honqr, but " since I don 't see anyone here because it WBB not supposed to be used county engineer, has taken the m&t,ter to GALUPOLIS- Does an elected office after. the work day ends. He said such use the Ohl~ Association a[ County Engmeers holder have the right to permit an em- after working hours must be authorized by to get an opinion. Baird's feelin.g ,is that • ployee to use a cotinty owned vehicle after ·the commission. Belville aceused Walker since the county highway supermtendent the regular WQI'k day has ended? of using the vehicle lor personal and comes under the M&R · Program (Ro~d That question came to llght here private use, as well as hauling individuals. and Ma\n~enance ). and since he . has Friday after GaUia County Sheriff's Commissioner Belville said as far as he charge of that program, the engineer has deputies [fnpounded a county owned car was concerned the vehicle would remain the authority t9 authanze use of .the driven by Gallla County Highway Impounded until proper authority is vehicle. As of noon Saturday, the car, a 1971 Superintendent Denver Walker. • granted. Ford sedan, was still parked at the Galha Belville said the commission last year It was learned that two sheriff's County sheriff's o£fice. . deputies from James ·Montgomery's (April t2, 1977) passed a motion that all The matter may be resolved at department went to the Walker residence . county cars be parked at the end ofthe day , late Thursday night requesting the keys to with the exception of the sheriff's Tuesday,s regular monthly meeting . the car. Walker gave them the keys a.fter . ~p§rlment,the county engineer's car and they told him their orders to confiscate the the proseCuting attorney's car. vehicle came from Gallla County Com· At that session, Belville vacated the missioner John Belville. chair to make the motion. I.t was seconded . The car was driven to Gallipolis where by Saunders. The vote was 2-0 as comIt was placed in the compound area near missioner Niday had left the meeting to go the GaUia County sheriff's department. to work 10 minutes earllet. It was the second time that ComBelville said Walker received a mlssioner Belville issued a request for the registered letter regarding that resolution POMEROY __: A preliminary hearing ' vehicle to be impounded. last April, but has Ignored it. . Walker, a former county comTheniatterwasdlscusseilfurtherwith for Leslie Hawley, 459 Broadway, Midmissioner and GaUla County Sheriff, said County Engineer James Baird at last dleport, scheduled far Saturday, Jan. 7, at " he had the verucle, a usual custom granted Tuesday's regl!lar commission meeting. 11 :30 a.m. before County Judge Robert E. - to highway superintendents, since he was . In that session, conunissioner Belville Buck was dismissed Saturday upon motlon · .. on call 24 hours a day and because his boss, moved that all county highway depart- of Prosecuting Atty. Fred W. Crow IlL Mr. .. County Engineer James Baird, had given ment cars be parked at the garage at the Hawley, )Vho had been , charged with tUm permission to drive it home . Walker end of the work day. It died for a lack of a voluntary manslaughter in the sh.ootmg said he used the car to travel over county seco~d. · death of William Rife, Bucyrus, Ohio on -;.to check county roads particularly during Engineer Baird said Friday it was his ~ew Year's Day has been released on bail. :the early morning hours or late at night in opinion that since Walker was the highway Crow Indicated that the case would be 'inclement weather. superintendent and was on call 24 hours a taken directly to the grand jury during the · Apparently the order to seize the dsy, he should have the .county owned January term. · ' vehicle was given only by Commissioner · vehicle at all times. . ... . The motion wa$ made after two hours Belviiie and without the .knowledge or "There are times when Denver Is of testimony by Denise 1\lfe, widow of the approval of commissioners James called out because of bod weather. Look dead man. Saunders and Paul Dean Niday. how much extra time would be involved if It was indicated both Saunders and he had to drive from his home (SR 554 beNidsy were not aware of the incident until tween Porter .' and Enol to the county after it occurred. garage on US 35, west of Gallipolis to get BIRD HI~E SCHEDULED Commissioner Belvllle, who just last the county car and go to the road RIO GRANDE - A· Winter Btrd Tuesday was reelected .commission projects,'~ Bafrd said. Hike at Bob Evaas Farms Saturday, president, sald the vehicle was picked up Baird, entering his second year as Jan. 1f ls open to everyone who meets at the Bob Evans Farms' Canoe Livery Log Cabin at 9 a.m. This is the secoDd o£!1clal bird hike ' MEN'S TIES FOGLESONG By Dale Rolhgeb NOW APPEARING BLUE EYED EVANS County owned car impounded by ' ' _ unba when . HALLIDAY during Ha'rold Brown's 22 years at Gallla Academy High School, set the tone by citing Harold's Interest In Higgins's secretary, Eloise, whom he later-married. On ihe serious slde he read letters from Gar Grlfflth, coach of the Blue Devils 40 years ago, and Franklin M. Young, Miamisburg school head whom Brown succeeded. ,-:. · (Continued from page 1l scandal, will attempt a political comeback this year - either ~ as a county commissioner or state representative. "I think It'•·· likely I'll nm for something," Hays wu quoted as aayloc todaY~ bt the Cleveland Plain Dealer. ~ · Hays, 66. Flushlru!. who lives on a 200-acre fann bt: Belmmt County, said be will announce by F.eb. I his delclalon .•. "It's a question of where I can do the moet good for Belmont~ County," said Hays, who resigned his congreaalonal seat inC telephone answering . Having Seplerllber 1976 ~fter It was dlaclosecJ Ms. Ray Wall beins paid: the secretary answer the phone wo.uld juRI consume • by the House of Representatives and her only job was to be: Hays' ~ess. more time the calls are After the disclosure. HaYS aald he was rot guilty of coming ln fast . anything "except a little damn foolishness." . . Anixter now is an international operailon with . JOHNSON CITY, TENN. -POSTMASTER Fred Locllett offices in London and ~rsaid Thursday he is holding a letter addressed by a Amsterdam as well as the computer for a tire c<mpany to: Joe R. Hayes, Rt . 3,' Box domestic network. · "Nevertheless," said Bill Something, Somewhere. "There's nothing like starting the new year with a· Anixter, "we Intend to remain p<!Ople oriented. We ~enge," Lockett said. are not building a business for posterity .- but ·10 serve DETROIT - A LATE-DECEMBER SLUMP in CIIJ' aalu our customers right · now ." has industry analysta ~cerned about the outlook for Wll, _ even though 1977 was the domestic auto !Dduatry'a best sales year since the Arab oil embargo. Year-end flgurel relealled Thursday by the "Big FOIIr" a~rs showed salea of 9.1 mllllon new cars 1111977 ,.- the best showing Iince 9.8 mllllon NEW YORK (UPI) cars were iold in the boom year of 1973. Saying the organization had • But in December, the "Big Four" sold 1145,991 new cars, reached its growth potential, down 7 percent from the 694,457 units sold In December 1978. Paul Screvane announced Analysts said the disappointing late-December results will Thursday he has resigned as president of the New York probably prompt the automakers to review their heavy City Off-Track Betting Corp. January production schedules with an eye to poulble cutbacb effective Jan , 9, "in the ~ some car lines.interest of my family 's WASJUNGTON , . THE AGRICULTURE fin~ncial security." . DEPARTMENT, responding to concern in Congre&l that free Mayor Edward Koch is milk has been wasted, will cut off free second helpinp at eXpected to an.n ounce a mealtlmes to an estimated 1.4 mllllon needy children to 11¥11, replacement for Screvane about $25 mWlon a year. The Feb. 1 cutoff will affect second sometime next week. helpings served with school breakfasts and lunches, as weU li all meals served in child centers under a child.au"e food program. The Ivory · horn of the The Agriculture Department took the action because of a narwhal, or "sea-unicorn'\ is law enacted by Congress that "expressed the concern of tbe actually an elongated tooth Congress that some of the free milk has been walled." Tilt that sometimes includes a action will el!mlnate donationa of 250 miUion halfi1lnt4 rudimentary second tooth at annually. Needy chlldren receiving free meals will contbue to its base. A 20-[oot whale may get a single free halfilintofmilk, whichiaservedas pert of the have a tusk up to nine feet meal, Ma. Foreman said. ·· -. long. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALEI PROFFriT Ha:Vld .Brown gets the roast-toast ritual B:y J. Sbei'IIIU Porter GALUPOLIS .- One hundred and slx people attended Fridsy night's roast-toast of M. Harold Brow'n·at.the Shrine Club with IWOclates from seven of his activities both prodding and lauding him in a mishmash of depreciation and appreciation. The interim Gallipolis city manager ends his eight·month stint as mUf\icipal skipper tomorrow. when his successor, Christian P. Morris, will be sworn in. Tuesday he and wife Eloise are going to Florida. Dr. Edwin E. Higgins, superintendent A business ·to serve right now lly LeKOY J:'OJ:'E UPI Busloess Writer NEW YORK (UPI) Being on a first name basis with customers and your own employees can be a paying as well as a pleasant practice, say Alan and Bill Antxter of Skokie, Ill. HELMS BARRy LACKEY--Harold B~u;n in OU Hall of Fame. DR. H. B. THOMAS--Browns competitive spirit. . iJR. TOM HELMS-Cood mentor in OU's Vietnam project. EVELYN PROFI'(T--The sister h.e 11ever had. JOHN HALLIDAY,-Thrifty, ,good baard member. EMERSON EVANS--lee cream's best friend. : DONALD FOGLESONG-Browny sank the Navy (193~). ELSIE LUSK--Rhyme and reason. EDWIN E. HIGGINS--Emcee ai Shrine Club. -- ' " •,' t•• News •• in Briefs . . . n!OMAS POMEROY - Mrs. Delores Frank. · Executive Dtrector ofthe.toleigs Unit of UJe American Cancer Society, has announced the mo9lng of Ita office to East Main Street, In the Senior Clt!Jens' Building, room !104. The office wiD be opened every Tuesday and ThursdiY from I to 1:30 p.m. ~ The phone number Is 992-7&31'. .: The main purpose of the Cancer ··-• ·~ - Vandals work on sWied automobile ' j_ • '• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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