http://66.213.69.5/files/original/dad08b8566b1fa097f94487400c65c89.pdf 50e05a6c0bdbcf404a9462b27c3d91a6 PDF Text Text 10--The Doily Septinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., ThursdHy, JHn. 26_.'~"'.·---------------------------------~-----------------------"'l Scouts -helping ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY throughout the Tri-state area END OF JHE MONTH SALE ~~!:~.~~;~~~~~:~·r. his community . "We are ~~:~ ~e~e~~~li~:~ d~~i~ agreed ~~u~e~~~~~h::: ::·;:pi~~ the local storm situation. to serve in anyway FRIDAy I JANUARY 27TH THRU TUESDAy. JANUARY 31ST • · 1 000 More in than boys area and • leaders the 10-county of the Tri-State Council have been performing services such as picking up needed medical prescriptions for those unable to ·leave their pomes for andthosesecuring without groceries food , All efforts are being coordinated by the Scout Council at the Scout ServiceCenter in Huntington (523· 3408 ) according to Scout Executive W. Robert Cree. Cree added that incoming requests are being relayed to Scout Troops located near the individual needing help. Cree sa id Scouting teaches a boy to "Help other people at all limes" and the current situation offers every Scout EXTRA SAVINGS DURING THIS FOUR DAY SALE. QUANTITIES LIMITED. ALL SALES FINAL SHOP, EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS. 0 . Meigs Property Transfers ' they can ." needing help or Anyone willing to give help, can contact the Scout Service Center by phoning 523-3408 and the Scouts will do their best. CHILD CENTER COLUMBUS (UPfi-State Rep. Ronald H. James, RProctorville, reported Wednesday that the Ohio Office of the Appalachian Regional Commission has approved a $108,329 grant for a two-year cOntinuation of the Ironton-Lawrence County Community Action . Child Development Center in Sybene . James said that despite discontinued federal funding since last July, the center has remained open because the sta ll took a 40 percent voluntary pay cut. CONTRABAND PENALTIES COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio House accepted Senate amendments and sent to the governor Wedne s day legislation to set strict penalties for the conveyance of liquor, drugsor weapons into .state men tal health institutions. The House agreed to the minor Senate changes in the bill 73-1. The penalties 'will apply ro persons convicted of carrying the contraband articles inro any institution operated by the Ohio Department ol Mental Health and Mental Retnrdation. Delbert Massingale, Emma .Jane Massingale to Charles Ray Gaska lla, Maryanne B. Whitt, -Parcels, Bedford. Jerry Eugene Fields, Barbara F. Fields to Leo F. Young, May Mayle, Lots, Pomeroy. Edna E. Shields to Claudia C. Roush, Parcels, Letart. Darryl V. Sttimbo, Richard Hovatter, Sharon Stumbo , Gail Hovatter to Gosney. Martin Enterprises, Lots, Middleport. Fred Kessinger, Dana Kessinger to Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec . Co ., Ease., Orange. NURSES' GRANTS COLUMBUS (UP! ) Legislation · to extend eligibility lor the Ohio instructional -grant program to students at certain schools or nursing bas been sent tc Gov . James A. Rhodes for his signature, The bill was given final legislative approval Wednesday as the Ohio House NOW OPEN GINO'S unanimously agreed to Senate amendments. The maximum grant ailowed under the program is $1,500. Grant amounts decrease according ro the gross income of the recipient , less any funds awarded under the state's new Ohio Merit Scholarship program. OF MASON PHONE 773-5536 MEN'S SWEATERS WOMEN'S PAJAMAS - GOWNS _ ROBES Sizes small thru extta large, for this sale. Entire stock of women's winter sleepwear . Solid colors. variegated and sparkle colors. '12 PRICE REDUCED 20% 60 INCHES WIDE '2.99 & '3.99 POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT Good selection, solid colors and patterns. YARD GOODS So lid colors and patterns, limited quantity . . '1 ~~~ · YARD SAVE 25% CAPS AND HATS 2 pockets. long tails. s11.95 5 HI RTS ...... • ........... ... • ...... $8 .37 $12.95 SHIRTS ............ .......... ...... $9.07 $13 .95 SHIRTS •••••••.•.•.••.••••••••••••• $9 .77 lined , good select ion, while they last. SAVE 50% BOYS' WINTER JACKETS Sizes 8 to· 20, e ntire stock included. Save on. our entire stock of men's jackets and coats. Sizes 36 to 46. Neck sizes 14112 to 17112, solid colors and patterns, long sleeves, famous brands. S, M, L. XL sizes. This sale includes all of our men's long sleeve sport shirts, knit shirts, velour sh irts and westerns. Y2 PRICE SAVE Y2 MEN'S CORDUROY SLACKS MEN'S SPORT COATS REDUCED Y2 \ 1f2 PRICE MEN'S POLYESTER DOUBLEKNIT DRESS SLACKS Regu'lar Prices 539.95 to $69.95 Sizes-29 to 42 waist. flares and straight legs; entire stock included. Sizes 29 to 42 waist, solid colors and patterns, regular price $11.95 to $17.95. Sizes _38 ·to 46, regulars a nd longs . SAVE 35% MEN'S FLANNEL REDUCED 35% HOME FURNISHINGS DEPT. 1ST FLOOR SPORT SHIRTS SAVE 20% On our entire stock of sheets and Sizes S, M, L and XL. Colorful patterns , regular ·prices $7.95 to $19.95. SAVE 40% LlnLE BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING Sweaters, jeans, sweatshirts and shirts. . · Y2 PRICE pillow cases, quilted bedspreads. COSMETICS GIRLS' DRESS SLACKS Sizes 4. 6x and 7-14. Regulars and slims . KNIT TOPS & BLOUSES 50% OFF .112 PRICE GIRLS' GIRLS' SWEATER ·SALE GIRLS' Many nice styles remaining . CHILDREN'S COATS &SNOWSUITS COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR REDUCED 50% 1f2 PRICE REDUCED 50% JEWELRY SALE WOMEN'S WINTER GLOVES Many nice styles to choose from! Y2 PRICE WOMEN'S SWEATERS HAT & SCARF SETS REDUCED 50% 112 PRICE Cardigans. pullovers. vests. crew necks , and coat sweaters. Sizes 34 thru 48. Y2 PRICE 'S 40% OFF WINTER COATS All winter coats Included; junior, m issy and half sizes . BLOUSE ·CLEARANCE Women ' s sizes 28 thru 46 solid, printed or plaid styles. Y2 PRICE WOMEN'S Meigs County People COORDINATED 'SPORTSWEAR Includes our entire stock of fall and winter REDUCED 50% , -WOMEN'S WOMEN'S HANDBAGS sportswear in missy and half sizes. REMAINING STOCK IS Save SO per cent on a large group of necklaces, bracelets, earrings and scarf rings. Y2 PRICE For OHIO Sizes 8 to 18, long sleeves. MEN'S SHIRT SALE DRESSES & PANTSUITS Save 40 Per Cent on women's dresses and • BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS pantsuits. RACINE '4.95 TO '5.95 SHIRTS ....................'2.00 '6.95 TO '7.95 SHIRTS .. .... .... ... :..... '3.00 MEN'S WINTER JACKETS SALE I BANK BOYS! SPORT SHIRTS Sizes 8 to 16, solids an·d patterns . long sleeves. REDUCED 50% SAVE REDUCED 50% tllME NATIONAL .•4.50 $8.95 and sg,gs SWEATERS ..........'3.50 $11.95 SWEATERS ....................... -'4.50 Children's blanket sleepers, robes, gowns and footed pajamas. RACINE UNION SUITS Only size small, large and extra large, long s leeves. ankle length legs. Coat styles and sllpovers. sizes 8 through 20 . SLEEPWEAR SALE ~~~iJimi A Home Bank MEN'S $5.95 lHERMAL BOYS' SWEATERS Y2 PRICE · Get a head start! The sooner you begin saving regul arly ... the bigg·e r your nest egg will be later! Open one of our high interest savings accounts today! • MEN'S WINTER MEN'S FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS Heavy weight. sizes s; ·M. L and XL. '1.19 SKEIN MEN'S WEMBLEY TIES Assorted cosmetics including colognes, sprays. cream perfumes. compacts, perfumes and p(Jwders. · is the time to start a savings account ••• -$1,49 RED HEART WINTUK KNITTING YARN SWEATERS. TOPS &COORDINATES -3 RACKS OF SMART WINTER CLOTHES -JUNIOR SIZES Y2 PRICE~ PRE-TEEN SPORTSWEAR LARGE GROUP GOOD VAWES PRICE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT :ELBERFELDS· IN P-OMER "{ Thousands rescued-hy NG ·from homes, cars By EDWARD DIPIETRO . COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)Nearly 3,000 Ohio National Guardsmen battled 46-mile w. hour winds roday followin~ Wet coal • IS still problem a "killer stonn looking for victi ms 11 to evacuate thousands of residents from heatless homes and r....,ue stranded motorists. At least CEREMONY POSTPONED Ao ioductloo eeremooy for the Meigs Local School District Athletle Hall of Fame scheduled lor Saturday night at the Larry Morrison Gymnasium has beeo postponed uotll Saturday, Feb. 4. (See Page 3). six deaths were reported. President Carter declared · a federal emergency in Ohio after a blizzard with winds guSting up ro 80 miles an hour whipped through the Buckeye State Thursday, leaving 150,000 homes without heat and electricity w.d thousands of motorists stranded. Gov. James A. Rhodes sent about 3,000 guardsmen into the field ro aid in evacuations and in a tear~hoked voice Thursday night called , the blizzard "a killer storm looking for victims." " Ohio is in trouble," "They're helpless. They're viclimB. They want mercy . They want belp and we can't get to them, " Rhodes said, his voice cracking. "We need belp and assistance of every Ohioan in this crisis. We must be motivate~ by deep concern." The Ohio Highway "Patrol said 5,700 motorists were rescued Thursay and 1,200 to 1,400 were still stranded today. · Rhodes, National Guard officials and state, county and local law enforcement agencies expressed fear at what may be found today when rescue units reach thousands of Isolated homes and cars. death in this county," said a dispatcher at the Wood County sheriff's office at Bowling Green in western Ohio. "We have a lot of old people and kids out in tbe county without heat We don't even wantto think about what we may find ." The Ohio River was reported close )o flood stage at Pomeroy apd one road ,in Meigs county was covered by the rapidly rising river . · Carter's declaration of a federal emergency means personnel from military bases in Ohio W1d equipment such as snow plows and fourwheel drive vehicles will be put into use to help restore power a ~d to get through -. . ... - • '"' . ·--. • . Columbus and Southern Rhodes said w.d added be • • Ohio Electric Co. today had received many "caUsJor • reported continuin] 'difficulty me r·c y" from helpless ~- iit:··· Y»* ' . in drying wet coal but Legion meeting tt"' ' . • Ohioans stranded in the ·.;. , ··~" w.~ ...., "We've ' had one freezin~ huge $lOW drifts. · customers' electric energy vi'ctun' of ~torm blizzard. ;., needs are still being met c ~·~ •• .t ,,,.._ ... ,.• through company generated COLUMBUS (U P! ) - The r---------------------------~-------electricity supplemented by American Legion of Ohio's • purchased power. Mid-Winter Conference The coal supply estimate scheduled for Sunday at the I · remains at the 55 day level as Ohio State Fairgrounds has RUTLANDHITHARD - RuUand'sMainSt. was amass of ice and water Thursday due I at'' . < I ro high water from Leading Creek which came onto the street, as deep as three and one-half o( January 26, While the been ca nceled, a legion • company has received a very spokesman said today. feet in some locations. Four families were evacuated becalL'!e water in their basements cut •• small supply of new coal, the Clayton Starr, legion public healing'units . Police officer Bruce Davis was on duty mor~ than 24 hours In case the ~i sing • day supply stabilization is relations direclor, said adwater required more evacuation. Fire and emergency equipment was placed at each end of attributed to Wednesday's v,erse weather co nd itions the town In case it was needed . The creek crested about 7 a.m. Thursday but remamed on • ' the street and of course, froze due wthe low temperatures made wors~ by high winds. Mrs . moderating temperatures. around the state forced the ,. The company still asks . cancellation. · Joan Stewart, village co1iticil president, said a bulldozer would be used to clear the street after the water recedes. customers to exercise wise Up to 2,000 legion members •' use of electricity, cutting out were expected to attend the nonessential . uses where conference. possible. ' Columbus and sOuthern urged customers to call its offices and ask for GAME IS OFF -e~~erg'\o saving booklets. The Meigs Mara uder . Meanwhile, negotiations Jackoon SEOAL basketball bet ween ihe United Mine game scheduled tonight has Workers union and the coal . been postponed with no industry to end the eight- make-up date yet made. week nationwide strike POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XXVIII NO. 200 PRIC E FIFTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1978 remain stalemated today. CALLED TWICE Federal mediators The Pomeroy E-R Squad reported no progress after was called Thursday at 6:31 meeting separately with both p.ll]. for Franklin Wolfe who sides Thursday in an effort to was taken to Holzer Medical get face-to-face talks started Center. At 4:48 a.m. today again. A spokesman said the separate · meetings would Mrs. Pat NeQtzling was taken to Pleasaqt Valley Hospital. probably continue today. "There is a growing feeling DANCE CANCELLED by everybody that they must AU. s. Corps of Engmeen spokesman said roday at 11:45 posed a far more seriolL'I threat w the weifare of river officials indicated it was not possible yet this morning to soon get a settlement," said The dance to be held at communities in the county. predict a crest at Pomeroy . Hopefully, it will crest sometime chief federal mediator Wayne So uthern High School this a.m. the Ohio River should crest at Poll!eroy at 46 feet by 8 At 9:20a.m. the river was at ~3.6 feet with flood stnge in tonight. . a.m. Saturday, oae baH fool below the level at which water evening has been cancelled. Horvitz. Pomeroy 4&.5. A complicating factor Is the heavy Oow of ice in the river , ' ll!oves oaro East Main St. At 6:55a.m. tbe reading in Pomeroy was 42.9, at 7:50a.m . most or all .of it coming from lributaries of the Ohio. Such ice last Friday's weather repeated itself today, again at (3.0,and by 8:15a.m. al43.1, or about .2foot per hour. concentrations in the past have caused the water to ba ck up, · There was encouraging news from up tbe river . It crested creating flood conditions. paralyzing Meigs County. And if that was not enough, the Ohio River , rising rapidly . toda.Y below flood stage in Pittsburgh at 2:30 a.m. River · (Continued on page 10) I a By United Presslliternatlonal ATWTA - RUSSIAN FLU FINALLY has appeared in the United States and although no protective vaccine is available, health officials say anti-vital drugs could have · CANTON, Ohio (UP!) loweri ng by a· degree or .two, lhe Publi c Uli litlc• Cum limited effectiveness against it. · The Ohio Power Co. today electric heating t hermostats, ' miss iotl or Ohio. Authorities at the national Center for Disease Control said appea led to all customers to eliminating sorne displ~:~y ''How ever , subsequent Thursday the vii'IL'I, which has appeared among high school " exercise prudence" in the lighting in st ore windows, !>1eps will have an in cr cusi n~ students in 0\eyenne, Wyo., Is expected ro touch off outbreaks use of electricity because of using. dishwa shers only once eff ed, since they wi1111 0l only across the country within two weeks. The anti-viral drug most , dwindling stockpiles and the a day and clothes dryers less curtail lifestyle - which is p-ominently mentioned is Amantadine, which if taken. daily, national coal strike. frequently than before. merel y inconven ient offers a high degree of protection against any A-type influenza . C. A. Heller, exec utive vice Heller said Ohio Power, which will aiSQ lead ln inpresident and chief operating lik e other Ohio elec tr ic du ~1rial produetion cutbacks OTTAWA- SCIENTISTS WORKED THROUGH the night officer of the firm, said the utilities, has fli ed a planned Nnd uncmploymcnl a"nd that to measure ganuna rays emanating fr om a highly radioactive ' strike by the United Mine curtailment program with would be tra~i c , ''said Heller . spot in northern Canada's barren tundra that may mark tbe · Workers Union had cut remains Of a disintegrated Soviet spy salellite. sharply into the stockpiles of A 25-rnan team of experts walled on standby 200 miles coal ol the American Electric from the site, ready to approach the remot<l location, while Power system of which Ohio scientists in Edmonton, AJbertn, spent the night analyzing the · Power Is a part. radiation measurements. · "AlthOugh the system had a "They would want ro make sure everything is safe for all 105-day stockpile of coa l when personnel," Defense Department spokesman Capt, Bud AWARD PRESENTED - Roy Miller, left, a supervisor of the Meigs Soil and Water· the strike began, we have Mci)Qnald said. ''They're playing it very cool." Conservation Distri!'l, is receiving a "superior award" given tbe Meigs District at the 35th seen that erode to 59 days' w.nual state session recently in Columbus. Making the presentation Is R Arthur Brandt, supply as of today," Heller THEY JUST CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE - blizzards, president of the Ohio Federation of Soil"and Water Conservation Districts. said. storm . " They 're victlms . By ANDREW A. YEMMA snow drifts, ice-slicked roads , dead auto batteries and wind" The s trike continues, and They want mercy. They want United Press International chill factors. Thousands of people across Ohio are making 111 • t. each day w• get closer to the Snow stopped falling roday help and · we can't get to last-minute decisions to bead south, if only for a week or two . 1r~ezgs timewhenmajorreductionin in the Midwest, Great Lakes them.'' Travel agencies around the state report a tremendous electric power use will and Ohio Valley regions In Michigan , Gov. WiUlam surge in such "impulsive" vacation blL'!iness since Christmas. The Meigs Soil and Water annually. This year, 77 Ohio reduced sediment erosion. become essential unless the leaving behind death imd G. Milliken said, " In aU And it's been particularly hectic at most agencies during the Conservation Distri ct · districts rated superior, Supervisors from all 88 last two weeks. " 'I can't stand it,' that's what they've been received a superior award for eight, excellent, and three, counties also discussed and coaJ strike ends," he said . devastation from a raging likelihood this will go down in ''What we are asking now is coming in and telling us, " said Beverly Melcher, manager of distinctive service as part of good. compared present district for everyone to pitch in and two-day snowstorm which · the records as the worst killed at least 52 persons and storm we've ever had .:.. if nDt Tower Travel Service in Cleveland. The theme for the 35th programs of soil and water help delay the need for virtually shut qown the in history, at lea.st in recent the Goodyear Conservation program at the 35th annual annual session was " Lefs management" practices and emergency ~eps." memory .'' region. CLEVELAND- 1liREE CLEVE~D AREA charities meeting of the Ohio Keep a Balance Between Man conservation eduCation. Heller added that severe The !'1atlonal Guard was · The Ohio Patrol estimated bave invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in a loan Federation of Soil and Water and Nature.'' The. superAttending the state meeting company authorities charge is controlled by tbe Mafia and has Conservation Distri cts in visors discussed their newly from the Meigs District were winter weather conditions activated in four states . as many as I, 400 motorists result -in increased electrical Thousands of people · were might still be stranded roday . bank-rolled such figures as alleged Mafaa boss Angela " Big Columbus, 'Jan. 17-19 . expsnded responsibilities in Roy E. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. consumption which further · stranded or without power. In many states, authorities Ange" Lonardo, the Cleveland Press said Wednesday in a The Goodyear Co n- pollution abatement Rex Shenefield, Mrs. Leota erodes coal supplies. An Amtr&k train was stopped feared bodies would be found copyrighted article. servation Program, span· prog rams affecting both Young, Boyd Ruth and Reid Parents Volunteer Association for Retarded Children and sored by the Goodyear Tire agricultural and urblln land. Young. Miller and Shenefield • He suggested a significant dead on the tracks by drifted in cars stuck alongside the savings in the corisumption of snow. Flooding comnounded highways. Adults Inc. (PYA) , Variety Club Tene No. 6 and Ohio Boys and Rubber Co., pennits Considerable discus sion are sppervisors and Mr. and coal in AEP system power problems in some areas. The death toll included Town Inc. bave reportedly invested a current total of $202,000 supervisors to evaluate their concerned the use of energy ·Mrs. Ydung and Ruth are plants could be realized in a Ohio Gov. James Rhodes, Wisconsin pnd Dllnols nine in the loan company, Seaway Acceptance Corp. natural resources progra~ sav ing equipment and district employes. number · ol ways, including each; his voice quivering with Ohio six, Indiana and The principal stockholders of Cleveland-I>&Sed Seaway are Kentucky four each, emotion, asked residents of distributors and operators of jukeboxes, pinball and vending his state to help each other Alabama and Michigan three machines. The boards of trustees of tbe charities include 21 because, "Ohio is in trouble." each , Missouri, Georgia and judges, former mayor Ralph Perk, Bob Hope and Lou Groza. President Carter declared South Carolina. two each, and Most of the judges and other celebrities serve as honorary a federal emergency for Ohio Sol!th Dakotlo, Virginia, Iowa, trustees and have no say in the decision-making process. Additional snow and drifts feet of water on It this m0r- Mooney, 20, GaUipolis, struc• .;truck In the rear by an auto and Rhodes ordered 3,000 Te nnessee,· Penn sylvania; COLUMBUS - THE INABILITY TO ATT):tACT adequate from heavy winds have made ning . the rear ol a car which had operated by Willard L. Call, Nation.al Guardsmen into tlie West Virginia, Maryland and financial backing forc,ed Ohio Seriate President Pro Tempore major roads in · the GalllaSix traffic accidents .were stopped for another car 41 , Gallipolis: Bradham was snow-clogged stale's high- Maine one each. Oliver Ocasek, D-Akron, out of the running for tbe Democratic Meigs County area slippery investigated Thursday in the driven by Sharon L. White, cited to Municipal Court fo r ways and towns to help with and dangerolL'I in some areas. Gallia-Meigs area all blamed 30, Gallipolis. having no driver's license. evacuations. (Continued on page 10) Beca use of the hea vy on icy road conditions. No one "They're helpless ," he said An accident occurred at II An accident occurred on rainfall Wednesday, ice was injured or charged. of people stranded by the a.m . on SR 160, where an Bob McCormick Rd. where exists on various roads. BOND SALES SHY · The first occurred at 7;40 . unknown vehicle splashed Andrew Evans,17, GaUipolls, Secondary highways are a.m. on US 33 north of 661 in water and ice on the wind-' lost control of his car on ice. December 1977 sales of EXTENDED OHIO FORECAST' . snowy, slippery and also in Meigs County where. an auto shield ol an auto driven by His vehicle hit a stalled auto Series E & H United States FIREMEN CALLED dangerous condition. Sunday through Tuesday, snow flurries in· driven by James P. Wilson , Becky A. Brlckles, 20, owned by Everett E. JohnSavings Bonds in Ohio were Th e Middleport High, water from the heavy 22, Leon, W. Va. going 5outh Gallipolis. Brickles' car then son, 30, Gallipolis. northeastern counties Sunday, with · fair $35 million. At the end of Emergency Unit and Fire rain earlier this week have December, the State attained The sixth accident went out of control, slid left of struck the rear end of an auw ocDepartment went to 186 weather on Monday and a chance of snow in closed five state routes in the -center to strike a xehicle operated by William H. curred at 2:05p.m. Thursday North Second Ave., at 6:45 91.9 of its 1971 Sales GoaL southern Ohio on Tuesday. · two county area . .There are op~rated by R~beri J . Saxton, 19, Gallipolis. on the Harrisburg Rd. two p.m . Thursday to the Voss Theodore T. Reed Jr., Meigs Highs Sunday .and Monday will be In the SR 554 west of Cheshire, SR Kennedy, 25, Ironton. There Another rear-end accident miles north ol SR 160. An auto aj>artment when smoke filled Co unty Volunteer Savings teens, with lows between zero and 10 allove 141 at Cadinus, SR 124 at was minor damage. · occurred at 12:10 p.m. on the driven by Ronald E. Neal, 16, ·. the apartment from a pan Bonds Chairman, reported zero. Highs Tuesday wiU be in the mill or · LangsviUe; · SR 248 between · A rear-end collision oc• Bidwell-Rodney Rd. An auto Bidwell, slid on ice striking containing food overheated December sales of Savings SR 7 and SR m, and SR 338 at curred a\8:25 a.m.. on SR 7 in driven by T~eodore T. the rear of a vehicle driven by upper 30s, with overnight lows between 10 and and there was actually no Bonds in the county were Antiquity. Gallipolis Twp., where an Bradham, 25, Rodney , JohnS. Eggleton, 24, Bidwell. $38,580. The county achieved 15. The Bulaville-Addison Rd. auto driven by Mark S. stopped to back when It was There was minor damage. fire. The person preparing 82.9 per c~nt of its annual the food had fainted and the in Addison Twp. h&\l thi't:e ~ les goal December 31. food burned. .. ,_..... .. "' -.. at right ••• ... •• ' " ....•"'*' e • .- • •• at y enttne • agatn r;v;=;;;;==:= = = == := = = = =:= =i =; =;:,:,n ;i;/;\\ Ohio Power asks .prudence Devastation left in storm's wake S& W D zs,; · .....lC · t ra ed supen"or Meigs-Gallia roads dangerous •I ! �2- The Dally Semmel, M1tldkport-Pomeroy, 0., Frtday, Jan 27, 1978 in the wake of the -storm By United Press Inlematlonal GREENVILLE, OHIO - JAYNE Au.READ has been runnUJg a shelter m the Untied Metho<hst Church for persons forced fiOm thetr homes by a blizzard smce early Thursday Twenty~!• persons, mcludlng several babies, spent the ntght at the sheller m thiS Western Ohio community "I have two Red Cross volunteers here helpmg me," sa1d Ms Allread, chatrman of the Darke County Volunteers for the Red Cross. "Some made 11 here by car, others were brought m by snowmob1le and four engineers from a Conrail tram that IS ' stuck are here. "We had an all-fltght grocery store that was open and they have sent some food," she srud " And a restaurant sent a big pot of vegetable soup "And really, we've done an awful lot of praymg," she added BEAMSVILLE, OHIO - THE FAMILY OF Robert and Wanda Idle have been w1thout heat, electricity, water and food for more than 24 hours m the1r rural home near this western Ohio commuruty of 75 The temperAture " near zero and the windchill factor 1s about 40 below zero Ohio Nauonal Guard troops are flghtmg wmds w1th gusts up to 50 nules an hour to reach them. Twelve people are in the two-story, SIX room home. Robert Idle has htgh-blood pressure and a heart cond1t1on H1s son, B1lly, 14, IS confmed to a wheel-<:halr. "We have some blankets arid a lot of hope," said Diana Idle, 20, a daughter who, along With her s1ster, Marilyn, 17, has taken charge of the SitUation "We have no heat, no water, no electriClty and no food," saJd D1ana m a telephone mterview w1th UP! early today "I haven't eaten smce Wednesday mghl." THE RAGING BLIZZARD SPREAD death and disorder through the Midwest, Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions and turned today toward the snow-weary Northeast Worst hit were Ohio - Gov. James A Rhodes sa1d 11 was the worst blizzard m his state's history - and Kentucky, where Gov. Juhan Carroll labeled It the "most devastating snow accumulatiOn m 100 years " "In all likelihood th1s will go down m the records as the worst storm we've ever had - If not m hiStory at least m recent memory," srud Michigan Gov. W1lham G Mtlhken, declarmg a state of emergency Ohw, Kentucky, lnd1ana and Michigan mobilized the National Guard to rescue travelers stranded m huge snowdrifts that closed thousands of miles of highways throughout the nation's midsection. Numerous motorists froze to deatil after leaving their cars 3- The Dally Sentrnel. M1ddk-port-Pumeruy , 0 _, Frrday, Jan 17 19'1 8 U. S. _wants HuSsein to join-talks United Pruslntematlonal _ The United Stales, confident that negollallons between Egypt and Israel wrll resume nelCI week, 1s now trying to brmg Jordan's King Hussem mto the Middle East peace process, Egypt and Israel, who broke off negotiations mne days ago m a bitter excbange of recrimmations, predicted Thursday that the stalled military talks wlll resume in C8lro next week Israeli Fore1gn Mm1ster Moshe Dayan went one step further and sa1d that thanks to U.S mediation Israel and Egypt are close to an accord on a " statement of prmc1ples" on a M1ddle East settlement .. 1 am hopeful that we can reach - and th1s 1s mamly due to the Amencan contrJbuUon - an agreement about the pnnc1ples that would be acceptable to the Egyptians and ourselves." HEALTH Lawrence E. lamb, M.D. Th1• 11111as~ium prohl1•m Ry Lawrence Lamb, M D. DEAR DR LAMB - I read yuur column aiJuut usmg Ltle Sill! That 1s what I use I'm also taking Ser-ap-es for high blood pressure I asked my doctor rf that medication wuu)d cause me to lose the potassrum m my body He SiliUit would nut Now my problem Is gas, 1f I IJte salt, potassrum sodJUJn Imxture, helps to promote a !Jetter balance between the two Tht:J t! se~ms to be sumt! proteettve cffees from potassium agcu nst the adverse actiOn of oudlum ln any case , It helps to tlerrcase the sudlUm mtake To g1e you some 1Ueas on the effects of the balance !Jet· Wet!n potasstwn and SU(bwn and what you can do to In· fluence this balance favorctbly, I am sendmg you The Health Letter number 10·12, Salt Your Vllal Dayan sa1d effort. Sitch guidelines could pave In a related development, the way for a resumption of the New York Time~ reported the Israeli-Egyptian polit1cal today that both Sadat and talks suspended by President Begin may travel to Anwar Sadat last week Washington w1thm the next U.S diplomats said month for separate meetings Assrstant Secretary of State With President Carter Alfred Atherton, who met The Palestine L1berat1on w1th Israeli Prune Mm1ster Organizatron, whose Menachem Begm for 90 demands for an mdependent mmutes Thursday, Will travel state are the key to any peace to Jordan Saturday to try to accord, broke ranks with draw Hussern mto the peace Arab radtcals Thursday and process. ' sent an envoy to Ca1ro. PLO They sa1d Atherton would reader Yasser Arafat also meet SIX U S ambassadors m sald In a letter to President Anunan and then pay a Carter he wanted to .. courtesy call " on Hussem " mamtatn my moderate The . Hashermte monarch's balance " parllclpallon 1s considered Egypllan Fore1gn Minister cruc1al for nego(laUng a Mohanuned Kamel, speaking settlement to the Palestinian to !4 Arab ambassadors m 1ssue Ca1ro , said rev1vmg the OffiCials m Jerusalem said polit1cal conference m Atherton w1ll arnve m Cairo Jerusalem "depends on next week, prob.ably carrymg Amenca commg up w1th a new 1deas that could prove reasonable proposal cruc1al m detetmmmg the acceptable to us" next step m the peace-making The PLO, which previously · condemned the Egyphan peace m1tiative as ''treason," sent a representative to the gathering. Kamal told the PLO envoy that the American role m the Middle East 1s "very unportant and its unportance IS steadily lilCreasing" Sadat conhrmed thiS, saying he was "having contmu ous contacts with work shop wiJl examme • RIO GRANDE - A three sess1on workshop, m which partiCipants will be able to examtne career alternatives, 1s scheduled to begm Thursday , Feb 2, at Rro Grande College and Commumty College IRGC·CCI. Sponsored by the Rio Grande Commun1ty Educatronal Counseling Center, the careers workshop Will be led by center d~rector Dr John Malacos and meet weekly .11-9 p m , m Room 224. Anmversary Hall, on the R10 campus Malacos sa1d the workshop, open to the pqbhc, could be helpful to three different kmds of people People who already have careersbut who may want to re·examme them People who are frustrated by their Jobs or hfe styles and who are lookmg for alternative.$ And young people who are th1nkmg about their futures or who are cons1dermg further college or vocational eat fresh frllll or drmk JUice I suffer With 1! I have been walkmg about t\\O m1ies a day and feel fme Sodium and Potass1um but I usually have to hlll ry Balante Others who want home to the bathroom I have · Uus mfm matwn can send 50 never had any problem w1th cents w1th a long , stamped, constipation J feel hke I need self-addressed envelope for 11 1he frUit or JUices, but don 't to me m CCI re of thiS know how to go about usmg newspaper, P 0 Box 326, San AntoniO. TX 78292 them Without thiS problem The Ser-ap-e> you take '" a I'm about 15 pounds combmat10n medtcme con· ove rweight, female , age 62 lammg, among other thmgs, and lryrng to lose we1ghl I COLUMBUS- OHIO NATIONAL GUARDSMEN assisted hydrochlorothlaZJue, wh1ch electriC utility company repall' crews throughout Thursday have lost some. I use margarme, skun helps the k1dney ehmmate rught m reachmg substatwns where 1ce and h1gh wmds had sodiUm Unfortunately, 1t snapped supply lmes and dtsrupted serv1ce to as many as nulk, very lrttle bread and does p1 omote the ehmmatton lmut my sugar mtake to can· 175,000 customers. of potassiUm Your doctor Most of the customers, accordmg to C Luther Heckman, ned frUitS and eat plenty of probably lhmks m the chmrman of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, were fresh vegetables, but I feel amounts you are takmg that lrke I'm dorng somethmg residential customers. tt w1ll not cause a problem for ''Electric supply IS the big problem," said Gov. James A. wrong The fresh frUit has you Nevertheless, I agree been a p10biem always Rhodes Thursday mght Restoralton of service m aU areas was PJease answer as I am very !hal you and anyone else tak· not expected until today mg any mned1cmes that proThe Columbus and Southern Oh1o Electric Co , wh1ch coneer ncd about the mote flushmg out salt and asked tis 30,000 to 40,000 powerless customers to "wmterue" pota.ssmm loss DEAR READER - Llle water need to be sure ~e or their homes and evacuate smce serVIce was not expected to be she rs gellmg enough restored until dawn today Some 33,000 Oh1o Power customers sallis not a salt substitute It potassrum 1n the diet were Without serVlce and scattered, but Wlestunated outages, cannot be used by people who There IS some puUtssiwn m were reported by the Cincmnati Gas and Electric Co and Ohio need to be on severe salt nulk cmd, o£ course. some 1n education res!rrclwn It contams about The frrst part of the Edison. as much polltssmm as tt con- the Ltte sail. You are Wise to workshop w1ll be devoted to use frUJts m your diet They RED CROSS WORKERS AROUND OHIO HAVE tams sodiUm, whereas or- i:tre ~1e ffii:tln source of d1scovenng the personal mobilized to prov1de emergency shelter for thousands of tl.imu y table salt IS a sodtmn putassrum Vegetables also ne eds of partiCipants, through a career test stranded motorists and fanuhes forced from their homes by salt contam potassium, but un- more designed to 1den~ People hke you "rth some power outages. No one part of the state appeared subatantially fortunately, we hve 111 a salt· harder h1t than other sectiOns by the outages and unpassable levcvalron of the blood eatmg soc1ety The way Illy rnterest s, skJlis and roads, Red Cross offlc1als throughout Ohio reported late pressure usually do better manufacturers prepare food personality enaracteristtcs m 1estmbng their sodium The Thursday. lends to decrease the natural "The problem of people needing shelter is really across the content of potassium and mboard," sa1d Fran Compton, spokeswoman for the Red Cross Hike reset for crease the content of •od•um State Headquarters m Columbus But reports were infrequent, - wh1ch may be a factor m " as jammed phone lmes made communication difficult between the h1gh mc1dence of h1gh the Red Cross Columbus office and disaster centers around January 28th blood pressure Frozen food OhiO The 13th annual Winter 1s seriously affected as 1s most canned loud ThiS IS exCOLUMBUS--THERE WERE TEARS IN GOY JAMES ' H1ke, sponsored by the Ohro plarned more fully rn The Department of . Naturai A RHODES' EYES Thursday mght when he talked about the Resources , wrll be held on Health Letter I am sendrng RIO GRAN DE thousands of Ohwans stuck at home, cold and m the dark, Saturday, Jan. 28, an ODNR you If you can change whj!t Psyehodrama, theuseofrole helpless ag~inst the elements Rhodes had been up for 17 hours spokesman announced today you do m food preparation playmg as a way for people to (he slept two and one-half hours and got up at 4·30 am. ThursThe event was ongmally you can SJgmftcanUy ~~nprove learn more about themselves, day) and he had been talkmg to the people who elected hun to scheduled last Saturday, but your potassmm to sodium ra· IS the subJect of a workshop his third term who now asked for h1s help planned February 4-5 at Rio was postponed, due to heavy Iron rn your diet "They're helpless, they're vtcllms. They want money I would prefer that people Grande College and Com· snow which fell Fnday They want help and we can't get to them ," sa1d Rhodes, h1s The hrke will be held at decrease the1r sodmm con· munlty • College (RGC-CC ) vo[ce frequently breaking and tears glJStemng behind h1s black Sponsored by the soc1al Hockmg Htlls State Park, and swnptwn, rather than take gla~s. work program at RGC-CC, mediCines to ehmmate the "They're gomg through somethmg tomght that none of us will be dediCated in memory excess sochum mt.ake There !he workshop will he offered would want to go through 1f that was our mother and father," of the late Grandma IS more to gas than food, In two sessions Saturday and he sa1d, later apologiZing to reporters for bemg unable to keep Gatewood, Galllpolrs although a person may frnd Sunday 10 a m.-4 p.m, m the his emotwn in check certam foods are gas formers Moulton Hall basement on the Rhodes got to the Capitol With hts highway patrol chauffeurfor hun. I'm sendmg you the R10 campus body guard a little before 7 am only to !me 11 like the rest of Shuttle service Accordmg to workshop Health Letter jH!, Controlling downtown Columbus, blacked out because of a power failure of planners, "through role Gaseousness, to gJVe you ~ Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. He was met by a going to airport more mformabon on this playmg 1t IS possible to legal a1de and a secretary Together, they began respondmg to clanfy one's self concept, complex problem ATHENS - The Ap· what he later termed a "killer blizzard lookmg for VIctims." develop spontaneity, and palach1an Oh1o Reg10nal WASHINGTON - SEN JOHN GLENN, [).{)hio, said Transit Assoc1abon (AOR· Thursday rught that Pres1dent Carter has assured hun that the TA I has lni!Jated shuttle Federal D1saster Assistance AdrTIJ!!IStrallon w1ll munediately serv1ce to the Ohio Umversity Airport m conjunctiOn With proVIde personnel and snow removal equipment to Oh10 The pres1dent, m the wake of the worst storm to htt Oh1o m all flights of Rap1d A1r Schedules may be obtained the state's history, declared a federal state of emergency for By KENNETH R. CLARK Oh1o Thursday mght. "Prestdent Carter's actiOn can mean at the following locations, United Press IDtemational immediate help to Ohw," Glenn sa1d. "The state IS gomg Washburn Travel Agency, FURROW JUMPER' : Daredevil Evel Kolevel - work through OOl! of 1ts greatest potential tragedies and I urged the the Ohro University Inn, the furlough program revoked- Will speod the rest of hiS jmJ term White HoUBe not to delav 1ts declarauon of emerRency evim for Ohto Un1vers1ty Airport down on the farm. Kmevel .. doUJg six months for us1ng a Lounge and the AORTA office baseball bat to critlcue a book written about him by Sheldon an hour " located at 22 South Campbell Saltman -has been transferred from jail m Los Angeles to an Street. For further In· honor !ann near Castaic, CaUl The 311-year-<>ld stuntman fortnatron , contact AORTA at recently lost work'furlough prtvileges when he went AWOL for 592·3081 five hours COLUMBUS - The Ohio Lexmgton, Perry County, THE DAILY SEN11Nt.o.. UNLUCKY SOUNDALIKE. Jack Harris says he can't State Assocrat10n of Town- Chester KreHer, Mt Orab, DEVOTED TO THE help 11 1f he sounds like the late Bing Crosby when he opens the ship Trustees and Clerks Brown .County, Russell lNTERESTOF MEJGS.MASON AREA mike- and he shouldn't have been fired because of 11. HaJTis elected officers and directors La1rd, Coshocton, Coshocton CHESTER L TANNEHILl.. at rts 50th Annual Convention County; Joe R Pepple, IS a Los Angeles broadcaster who says he lost his job in 1973 Elec Ed held m Columbus the past Waynesfield , AugiaJze •when Crosby's . business manager called Ills boss and ROBERT HOEFLICH Cltr, Editor week complamed about the similarity between his voice and that of County, James Torrens, PublLShed tllitly except S.V.turdBy Wrllram S Bauer, Utica, Uckmg County; and the crooner. Harris sued Crosby in 1975 and lost His case Ia by The Ohto VaUey PubUstlintl Compa.ny Multimedia, Inc , lll Crestline, Crawford County Frank We1kel, Cincmna!J, under appeal, and to keep 1t alive, he's now suing the Crosby Court Sl Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 was elected pres1dent Robert Hamrlton County Immediate estate for M milUon. BIL'llAeSS Off1ce Phone 992 2lS6 Hmes, Mt Sterling, Mad1son Past President Paul Smllh, EdllOnttl Pho~992-2157 Sa·ond dwSJ posta 11e Pllld at ~GUMPSES: Retired Los Angeles PoUce Cbief Edward M. County was elected f1rst VIce Navarre, Stark County, was Pomeroy,Otuo president , Emerson elected to a four-year term DaviB - now shooting for the California governorship - will NMUUOOII KdVertLSang repre.wn· Ualivt' Ward · Grilftth Company Engelhaupt, Botkms, Shelby receive a City pension of $18,851 a year ... Lonlae La11er is in Elected to fill un-exp~red IrK , BuUmelll anti Gall.l!gber D1v' County, second v1ce two-year terms were George New York to film Roger Gimbel's "JUBI You and Me" with 7S7 llurd Ave New York N y' 10017 • ' president , and C. H Mc- M Charles Grodin ... JUl Eiken~ is in New York re~Miarstng Scott, Washmgton Su~riptlon r.11.\.ts Deli\en!d by Cormick, Salesville, Guern- Township, Wood County, and "Uncommon Women and Others" ... Eillabeth Aabley and uarrler where ,.,..Hilitld-: 75 centa per se;y County, secretary- LaiTy Foureman, Van Buren Rlehard Creua have begun production in Phoeniz, Ariz., of Wt!ek By Motor Ro11te wllt!te carrier !terv1..:e n« MVHtljibJe One monlh treasurer. All officers' terms Township, Arcanum, Darke tile NBC-TV premiere movie "A Fire m the Sky" ... Paul 13 ~ By !Nul In Oh1U and w v~~. ' are for two years NeW111811, Bib! Anderson and Vittorio Ga11man are filming One v~ur, $22 00 Six mon~' County The Association Will fll.50 , Three months '7 oo ' Directors re-elected to meet for 1ts sununer con· Robert Altman's "Quintette" in Toronto ... David Merrtclll.s In Ebt~wht!re $26 00 year. s~ I~ four-year terms were Tom vention 1n Ctm:mnah, Aug. 9California for pre1)roductions on CBS-'IV's "Blood anti '13 SCI Three month~ '7 51) SulJ!icnpUon pru~ e [nduddl Suud.lly Brown, Wmehester, Adams 12 at Stouffer's Inn Money" .. Krl• KrlllloHenon Is m London filming "Hanover Tim~enunel Street". ' County; Jesse Jadwm, New • • BY GREG BAIL.,;Y Saturday 111ght at Momson Gynmasium - the weather cooperating - between the reserve and varsity games. the 17 mrtial Inductees 1nto the Me1gs H1gh School Hall of Fame wrll be honored •• •• ~ se~ •w pressure - The greatest snowfall durmg a 24-hour period (the 1950 blizzard m Oh10 produced snowfall during a 48-hour period). -The greatest hardship. - The greatest number of heavy snow storms. -The state's most Sfvere storm for any season r -The most snowfall durmg the month of January. - The snowiest winter 1 career relation to poss1bllrlles. The remamder of the sessiOns will explore ways of meelmg those needs through various career alternatives and ltfe styles. There w11i be a $15 registration fee for the sesswns, however, ulcome considerations could reduce the lee The testmg IS m· eluded rn the cost Maiacos jomed the Rro Grande staff last fall when the Counseling Center was formed by RGC-CC and the Communtty Mental Health and Mental Retardation dress . Names may be withheld upon pubUcatlou. However, on request, names will be disclooed. Letten · should be in good taste, addressing lsoueo, not personalities. I 1 1 I 1 I I I II I On 90-Day • • I II • • • ?Jtt. u.uwr.,: • .. l .9~..t. ?4:~~ I 5~75% •• •• •• • season. I Our Interest is Gr,ater, For You ·-..• ••• 1_________ ...:: ____ ; - - - - - - - - - - - - -, Letters of oplolon are welcomed. They should be 1 1 1 less than 300 words long (or be subject to reductl011 by, ( 1 the editor) and must be signed with the signee's ad- l career alternatives Hall of Fame inductions set, Saturday night at Meigs gym ' PreSident Garter who fully realizes the role the Uruted States should play in the establishment of peace." In h1s letter delivered to the White House Fr1day, Arafat asked Carter not to posh him "mto a corner because I would like to maintam my moderate balance" and satd his group was trying to, be a post!Jve influence Many re.c ords The National Weather SerVIce today sa1d the 1977-78 wmter season has resulted m a record number of weatherrelated records m Ohio. M a r v 1 n Miller, chief meteorologist m charge of the NWS Cleveland forecast off1ce, smd this wmter, so far, has resulted 1n the following records, either for the state or vanous c1t1es - The greatest snow deptil. - The highest wtnd speeds. - The lowest barometric • • •• ••• • ••• •• • ••• •• 5.75 per cent paid on 90 day Certrfrcates of Deposrt. $1.000.00 I Interest ' M .. rnrmum. Payable Qu'arteriy ' A substantial penalty ls mvoked on •ll ' terttftcate accounts wtthdrawn prtor to the date of matunty. Meigs Co. Branch --@ • The Athens County Savings & Loan Co . ~ •• •• •• ,• " " " selectmns nnne frum SIX young men from loot ball, two from basketball , four from baseball one ea ch from track and golf, and two from wrestling The hOnor ees are FOOTBALL Perry Kennedy - All· SEOAl. 1\lth a 39-)lard punt Terry Qualls - All.SEOAI.. three·yE'ar ll'ttennan times lettered three hmes. ~· rankhn Rtzer must Marauder wms and pumts S('urt.•d. lettered three tunes BASKETBALL TRACK Jefr Tyo - All.SEOAI., John Rrt('hhart - 43'• cxeeptwnal free throw p.nnts rn 1968, holds dash shtK)Ier Y.ho made 16 m one ret.·urds, 1hree letters game, 26 ~.:onserut1ve free Rod Grlkey - All.SEOAl. quarterback rn 1968 l.cnnre Van Meter - All· · league, gamed 222 yards m one game (a11 three men Y. ere on the cha mpionship Mergs team ) M1ke Barr - All.SEOAL tackle, All-Southeastern Tournaments, lostl-0 m State sennfma ls Ohro Clarence • Tury" Wrlllams Brran Hamrlton - All· -Three-year Ieiterman, All· SEOAL f1rst baseman two SEOAl. y~ars, hit over 400. I GOLF Denms Boggs - All· Brll Hackett - medalist 13 trmes rn 1967-68 WRESTLING Mrckey Lyons - Slate ·- ----.. NOW OPEN i tuurname-nt Pn tr ~,· GINO'S ~·JC ~.._"':- -.. -- a list, thrc~ Mrck Davenport, 3, 1976 Jeff Tyo, 3, 1971 John Rrtchhart, 3, 1970 Bill Hackett, 1, 1968 M1ckey Lyons, 3, 1976 Franklin R1zer. 3, 1971 College oastcetball Resu lts By Untied Press InternatiOnal East PHONE 773-5536 •• Btuefld St 17 Shphrd 68 Bsn St 87 Worcester 75 Bktvn Co li 82 Slln (sl 74 Bryant Coli 84, Babson 75 G Wash 78 G Mason 69 Jrsv Cty 51 n Glsstsro 79 John Jay 76 Baruch 6'1 Rutgers 73 Duquesne 61 Rtgrs Crndn 86 , Phla Phr 82 • St Thos 96, W Conn St 87 Southwest Ab C::_hr.s 48 An9elo 47 Camrn 88, Beth Naz 76 N ew MeKICO 95 BYU 82 NE Okla 71, J Brown 70 Okla Chr1s 71, Ok Bapt 65 Ouach•ta 58 S Ark SJ S Hous 76 S F AuStin 67 Sthwstrn U 103 Hou Tllsn 86 Sthrn Coli 75, W N M 64 St Mrys 76 St Eds 6J Tex Wslyan- 93 Trltn St 68 Wchta St 74 lnd St 70 Tufts 77 Wesleyan 74 • Frsno St 59 Sn Jse 51 45 Lng Bch 72 UC S B 65 0 1 St Mry s 64, Portland 62 S D St 94 Fullrtn 69 Sea ttle u 71, Nev Reno 65 Utah 57 Tex El P"50 55 Webr St 68 Ida St 6.5 10~ ~ ~ '" Spfbg C Wslyn 79 Csll Car BS, Pmbrke St 73 E ll Clly 83 Sl Pai.JI'S 76 Fla Tech 79, s F lor1d a 57 LOUISVIlle 105 Tula ne 82 Md Ball Cly 86 Sthmptn 71 Melh 96, St Andrews 66 Rollms 63, B1scav ne 62 Wasll&Lee 105, Bluefield 75 • • • ' Midwest Arkansas 72, SMU 65 Ark Mntcllo 85, Hrdng 78 Bradley 103 Crghton 99 Cent Ark 80 oz.,rks 63 Hndrsn 88 Ark Colt 79 Hendn)( 72 Ark Tech 62 llhn01S 70, Iowa 61 S tU 77, W Texas Sf 70 St Arnbrse 65 Ia WsiYn SJ • We•t va Vn1on 81 Lmco1n 70 Wstmnstr 69 Grve Cty 60 W1dener 85, Hav er ford 63 Wr gnt St 90, R Morns 81 PaCifiC 70 lrv.ne 59 Rcky Mt so. W Mont 75 Sporh Transactions Bv Un1ted Press tnternat1onat Thursday Football Bay S1gned free agents Ne11 O'Donoghue, a place k1cker and Gerald T•nker, a defens1ve back Tampa College Football Dartmouth - Named Curt 1s Jones a Un1verslty of Missouri ass1stant and Boston College a ide Norm Gerber to the r.:oach 1ng staff The Waiting That Counts The Prophet lsa1ah sa1d many years ago, "They that wa1t upon the Lord shall renew thmr strength: they shall mount up wtth w1ngs as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not lain!." "Wa1t'" What do you do when you have to watt ? You have made an appomtment w1th someone and they are late. You look at your watch. Yo~ look up and down the street. Have you ll'een forgotten? Are you saying to yourself, they Just don't care enough to be on tune? Yes, all thrs, and probably much Trustees, clerks elect new officer, director slates more. Or you may just sit quietly, ready to pray. You quiet your mmd, close the door to the outside world What happens' A tilousand thoughts scuJTy through your mind hke children on the playground. What about the phone call you forgot to make? The car needs servrc~ng What are my plans for dinner today? There R6es the Addttlonal mformat10n IS director of the soc1al work program at RGC-CC, 2459511 Pre-regrstrat1on may be sent to Greg Bane, Box 470, R10 Grande College and Commumty College, Rio Grande, Oh10 45674. . I , I . :: ' YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER HAS 'EM 3/1" '1.86 1/2~~-o· · ·o····o···o···· •.•••• '2.4 ,I 3h ,, ~ '3.72 ,1 ••o••••o••··········· '4.95 Y: II • • oo • ••• • 2oo oo•••••ooooooooooooooooo '7.C4 2"•••••••• oo••• •••o•········••o '9•92 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 . . . . . . . •• • . . . . .J ••• 0" •• 0. N~w GB V o rl.. 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The Bullets have only a 25· 20 re<•ord and have Just come 20 25 19 26 4J4 9 417 IQ nff a f1ve.game lostng streak 16 J l 3.1 0 14 but are only two games J' behmd San Antonio m the NBA 'sCentral DIVJsron 1\hrle Portland 37 8 82'1 Phoen•x 30 IS 66 7 7 the Knicks are 25-21, recently Seallle 25 n 532 13 lost frve strrught and )et are Los A.ngels 21 24 461 16 Golden St 21 i S d$ 1 w " solidly entrenched In semnd T~ursday • s Results place Ill the Atlantic DIVISIOn New York 112 ttan C•IY lOS The Bullets snapped their lnd at Cle ve ppd sn ow Wash ing ton IJ.S Ch1cago 105 five-game losmg slreak when Portland ll2 New Jen.ev: 11 they defeuted the Chrca~o Fnday's Games ' Bulls, 135-107, Thursday nrght Golden State at Buffalo New York at Allan! a wh1le the Kmcks ran lhelr Kansas C1ty at New Orlean !> wmmng streak to four games WO!l!h 1ngton at Cn l ~: ago Houston at Denver w1th a 112-105 tnumph over Detro1t at lnd18na the Kansas Crty King> Ph1ladelph1a at Phoeno< Milwaukee at L os Ang eles Bob Dandrrdge scored a New Jersey .!II Seattle season ~ngh 37 pointS and Saturday's Games Kevm Grevey had 26 to lead Ch1Ca9o at New York PlciftC Ot\tStOn W L Pet GB Detro• I at Clev eland NBA League By Un1ted Press International Campbell Confe.-ence Patrick 01\ 1st on W L T Pis NY Islanders 28 10 8 64 Philadelphia /8 10 8 64 Atlanta 18 18 11 47 NY Rangers 16 22 9 41 Smythe- Dt \;ISIM W L T Pts Ch tcago 18 11 \1 4A ~~~~~~~~er i6 · ;~;~ ~1 Sl LOUIS M1nnesota 11 JO 6 10 JO 5 Wales 28 25 conference NorriS DIVISIOn Montrel!ll Los Angeles Detrotl Pttlsburgh Wash lnQion Adams W L T Pts 33 7 6 12 20 9 -49 17 20 6 15 21 10 9 27 I 1 17 40 40 29 Orto ISIOD W L T Ph BOSIOn 29 11 6 64 Buffalo 25 10 ll 61 Toronto 25 15 7 57 Cleveland 16 29 4 J6 Thursday ' s Results NY lslndrs 4 Tbronto 2 Mont rea l 5, Atlanta 2 Pttsbgh at Oel , ppd sno w Minnesota '2 Buffalo 1 Bo ston 4, Colorado 3 Ch 1C8QO 5 Cleveland 0 LOS Ang 5, St LOUIS 1 Phlla 6 vancouver 2 Friday's Game Boston at W&Sh1ngton Saturday's Games N Y Rngrs at N Y lslndrs Los Angeles at Montreal Buffalo at P11tsburgh Toronto at Atlanta Detrot t at Ch 1cago Cleveland at Mmnesota Philadelphia at Colo St Lou•s at vancouver VVHA Standings Press International Un1ted New Eng land W1nn1peg Ho uston L T Pts 14 4 17 2 19 3 60 Quebec 22 18 2 Edmonton 22 21 1 B.rm1ngham 20 22 2 C•nc mnat1 18 26 2 lnd•anapohs U 27 4 Thursday'l Results Houston '2 W •nn peg 1 Friday's Games New Eng at B1rm1ngham Quebet at Edmonton 46 45 42 38 32 '28 26 22 54 47 ~mP DOXOL ' SERVICE RIDENOUR'S TV & Ape liance Gas Sen11ce Rocrne. Ohio Chester, Oh1o All in 4x8 Sheets BAUM TRUE VALUE CHESTER, OHIO the Bullets to thmr tmu11oh over tlw Bulls .n I andover. Md Dandrrdge sl'Ored 21 uf hrs purnts in the hrot half when the Bullets soared w u 68-49lead t;lvm Hayes add'' ' the Knreks ll'<l by only 92-39 before Monroe led th e 19 pntnL<t and 10 rebounds to Washmgton total .tnd t: umlHIIl'tl w1th Wes Unscld tu h'1ld Arlls G1lmore to 11 pnmt s Mlekt:.•y Johnson scort•d 2J • JXIInt :s for the Aull:s, "hu h.ut won six nf Ult.'ll JJl t:.'VIou:s seven gtunes " We netdcd (I b1g wm ," sa1d Dandr1dg~ ··W1th the mJW 1es " eve had .tnd the IOSIIlg Slrt!dk , thiS IS JUSt what SHid , aurmptmg to exphun we needed " was ptlstpuned because of snow wunun ~ lhl' F.ct.JI Munroe scured nme of In~ hve~nmute Km c: ks to thelr "m uve1 th(l tn New York wh(•rt vou havt• to also Is the mat k uf ,, Vt'l'Y WXJd trmn and that's wlm t we dtd " Elscwhcr<• rn the Nllil, the Pvrtlund '1) arlblazer; scored 11 2·77, V1l' lm y over the New Jcr scy Nets ~<hrlc the ,, tndmn~1 c~t Cleveland ~am e and had H 1 cbounds nlthough playmg unly halr the gmnc, as I'm Uand won rls 42nd sti cu~ht ~.uuc at hom e and 2:1nl c1f thi s !-:CLl S4111 The Bl d lt' l s uutM ut €-d the Nets H ~ n . 111 tht• sc'·umt pcrwd to ltik,• rl 55·.17 hhlftinw \ Hd fomlh · pcrrod surge whrrh pa"•d the Kmgs how the Kmcks ~quandered lhell' brg early lead .. Btil we had the game rn hand all the way The ,rbrllty l<> pldy well B11l Walton sc nred 27 pomls game-high 25 pornt s du1 mg a surge ·we don'l have the u1stinct to put a team away Y<'h en we ~ct .1head uf them,.. Mooroe The KU1gs rulh cd f1 om u liH)()mt def1c1t to t1c tht> l:lcure. fm.UB wnh almost nmc nunutcs rcma\mng m the g c~mc diHI Pfeil takes first round lead in Williams Open By JOE SARGIS UPI Sports Writer SAN DIEGO l UP!) - In hrs heart, Mark Pfeil felt nght along he was as good a player as Johnny M1ller and Tom Watson Of course he never said rt publicly for fear people would laugh at him And well they mrght, when you cons1der Pferl has won the grand total of zero tournaments and $10,363 m official money over two years Thursday, Pfeil fmally played the kmd of golf he ha s been telhng hunself he could - an eye-popping, 6-underpar 66 - for the f1rst-round lead m the $200,000 Andy W1lhams San Drego Open The [me round, wh1ch mcluded an eagle on the !mal hole, put the 26-year-old transplanted na!Jve of Harvey, Ill , a stroke m front of another well-known nonwmner - Jack Spradlm Pfeil made his outstanding play on a day when only 26 golfers broke par over the two Torrey Pmes courses "!got a httle bred of seerng M1ller and Watson shoot all tilose good rounds," he sard "In my heart I always felt I could play w1th them FmaUy, I've discovered why I d1dn't I lacked their d~termmat10n to make good Now, I thmk I ca n go out any were another shot ba ck at G9 Pines seasrde layouts Only Miller, who has " "" 17 seven pldycrs broke lW:II on tournaments but non e 111 \lw Suuth - the eoursc they nearly two yea 1s, and Watson. PGA Player of the Year m 1977 and wmner U1is year of two or Ute tlu ec lournamenls played thus far, were back m the lltn:k M11ler at 7t and WatSon at 72 Most of Thursday s best rounds were shot at the Nm lh course, which ss consutcrcd the easier of Ute two Torrev wtll use fur Ute rmdl two TOtlnds .lun Dent, Alan Taprs, Arlrc McNickle. Andy Bean Geuq.:e Cud lc, Jc11 y Hct~t d Hnd Gary Mt.., Cor cl wm e the l_)l nycn; who broke pm on the tougher South layout Tudtty . cvc1 yone switches cow·se~ .uul the cut will be mddC to the low 70 and tics 527 brave souls show up for NHL encounter Al:iSI.ICW tl on, Houston niP!H.!d By MARK FRIEDMAN W mru peg 1 .1 UPI Sp,rls Writer lslnndcrs 4 Maple l.t•afs 2· A par a lyzm ~ blizzard bull! M1kc Kc& s:lyckl, B1yan a wall a round Chicago Thursday mghl wh1ie Tony Trnltler . Dems Potvm ~md Esposito built h1s own little Clarke Gilhcs each seort>(t goals and llrlly Snuth stoppl'<l wall - m !runt of the net As Esposrto was k1cking out 33 shots to lead the Islanders 26 shots to record his fourth over Toronto ami keep them shutoul of the year and G2nd m a (lrSlillace tie wlth the of his career m Ute Black Flyen; 111 the P,tt n ck Hawks' ii-0 pastmg of the DtVISIOR Cleveland Barons, another North Stars 2, Sabrt'S 1. Per.()lov Rt .J S.fi 's tim d· veteran Stan Mikita, was penod goal lifted the Stars w vaultmg past Jean ~e hveau mto seventh pla ce on the all~ VICtoi'Y H1 W:ia t 's gOcil, Ius tunc NHLscnrmg hst w1lh hls lllh of the season, cmne on a I.Xl WCI pl~1 y e1t 10 411 of lhc 508th caree1 goal perrnd Roland Only 527 hear ly soul s frnal Encksson 's goal had tr ed It showed up "That was the sma llest for Brasar's gamewmnet Chicago crowd 1've seen, but Rrulns 4, Rockies 3 week and wm '' Terry O'He11ly and Gary Spradlm, who rs 27, sard, I don't blame the fans lor not D<>ak scored late llnrtl-pcrrod "For the first tlrne I feel I can commg out," su rd M1k1ta goals to hft Boston to a come· play out here I have to take "We were lucky to gel to the from·beh1nd wm over thmgs one step at a Illite I'm ga me ourselves " Colorado As for Espo, well, he wa> not tilmkmg now ol wmnmg a Conodlens 5, Flumes 2: tournament but I am thmking h1s usual modest self Guy Ia !leur, .1acques Le· • I don't keep track of about placmg h1gh and shuf,outs." he sa1d, casua lly mmre and Bob Gamey scored winnmg some money " While Pfeil and Spradlm dJsm1ssrng any further sccond-pertod goals and Ken were out In front, lour players conversatiOn on the subject Dryden stopped 32 shots to - Jerry McGee, Jack "I'd rail 11 a learn VIctory ' pace Montrill:ll • "We got off to a good start Kings 5, Rlucs I Renner, Bob Eastwood and Marcel D1onne scored his Marty Fleckman - were at m the first penod," sa1d 2501h NHL goal and added Hawks' Coach and General 68 and four others - Mark two ass1sts and Glenn Goldup Manager Bob Pulford "W e Hayes, John Schroeder, Btll notched two other goals as feU asleep m the second Kratzert and Dou~ Tewellperiod but Esposrto made the Kmgs scored four tunes In some key saves to keep us the til1rd perrod to rout St LOUIS altve " In other NHL games, the Flyers 6, Canucks 2 Bob Kelly's two goa ls New York Islanders downed helped Philadelphia 1n their Toronto, 4·2, Mmnesota surromp over Vancouver Orest prrsed Buffalo, 2-1, Boston edged Colorado, 4-3, M<mlreal K1ndrachuk, Bill Barber , slugged Atlanta, ~-2. Los Barry Dean, and Bobby Angeles drubbed St Lows, 5- Clarke also had Flyers' goals 1, and l'hlladelphia trounced WHA; John Tonelh's second goal Vancouver, 6-2 Pittsburgh at Detrort was postponed by of the game, 19 seconds into overbme , gave the Aeros the snow In the World Hockey VICtory over Wmn1peg I ou 'II be happier WITH -TEXACO .. HEATING OIL . "' 1 I'; .... ~ \ u~~;~}~t"',.... '-' o t "Y M: ~ BEST V-8 GAS MILEAGE RAlNS IN APICKUP. 'l • l . Bullrts alike 1r1 at lea st one respect l' II ' ~ Apphonce Needs GAS Wash1n~tn 11 6.14 553 r, • 2 f-or All your WIIH The 29 10 26 2 1 '1 6 n Md w Detro!! Ry t"REU UUWN UP I Spo<rls Wntor and Ne" York Knrcks are 1' M•dwu1 D•" •ston W l Pet Bullets snap 5-game losing streak, 135-107 l I iI 1 ;,%~287'11 " 1;\l h~ : <<JV. I BEST 6 GAS fll EAGF RAT1NGS II APICK. BIRDS ---- -··- l Fuel Chief MPG• HWY. MPG• CITY Ford F-100 w•th 50 litre (30~ CID) v~ e a~,d THIS IS FOR THE HE~TIN~ manual tran$m1ssiot1 OIL •••••••••• 0 0 •••• 0 ••••••••• Discounts Available for Cash ~II Sizes in Stock 915-3301 Ph 1ltt Satur.dily's Games telephone, and there goes the QUiet ~~ walt " It is not a sesslon of Idleness Isa1ah says, .. Wait on the Lord 11 : and from the QUietness, you Will gather strength like the eagles - strength for the rigors of runn1ng - strenlith for the endurance of brisk walkmg For those who have no m1ght, the Lord giVes endurance, to those who are famt, God bestows power. Our emptmess, our wa1ting, God fills With overflowing grace and power. We need not always br1ng God some great and consummg need. Bring H1m your empty quiet moments, you( open hands, your ready wilt 'tie can use that. For a brief moment with God can gtve us QUiet that will enable us to realize the mflow of God's power, and mto our littleness He will bring His b1gness to make our hves complete. - Dwight Zav1tz, Pastor-Director United Presbyterian Ministry m Meigs County. Available in 6 sizes . . Allanttc Otvlslan W L Pc:t ] I I ] 105 Entertainment and FOAM BOARD .... .. .·I E•ntrn conttrence W the sermonette available from Jerry Vest, lnttrnallon~l Wtnn•peg at Blrmmgham New England at Houston C1nc1 at lnd1anapol1s planned Feb. 4 and 5 eop I etalk:~<.· ~~~~/ie!~~r:~~~~;~:~~ P ,.. BA "St•ndiP'\I!i BY Vn1ttel Press. By Psychodrama workshop e>amlne role expectations and responsibility. " Psychodrama rs a Widely used action method for self· understandmg. Dr Neil Snyder, associate professor of soCial work, West V1rgm1a Umvers1ty Graduate School of Soc1al Work, will lead the sessiOns. He has partrc1pated m a vanety of advanced psychodrama training programs and has served as consultant and !ramer to several educational 10· sti!UtlOns The workshop IS especially aimed at soc1al workers, soc1al work students and others 1n related frelds One stwwm~ College scores OF MASON ' FoHuwm~ IS lhrows made , 814 career letters recerved and year pumts. gradualed M1ck Davenport - Two Perry Kennedy, I , 1968 tunes All.SEOAI. , 350 points Rnd Grlkey . I, 1968 une season I.ennre Van Meter, 1. 1968. BASEBALl. M1ke Barr. 3. 1970 R1ck VanMatre - Two t'larence W1lhams. 3, 1972 , years varsity ieadmg pitcher Denms Bu~gs. 2, 1971 Mrke Nesselroad - All· Terry Qualls, 3, 1976 SEOAI. two years. led club rn hrttrng Brran Hamrlton, 4, 1977 Jeff McKrnney - Ail· R1ck Van Meter, 3, 1971 SEOAL. wmn1ng pitCher Mrke Nesselroad. 3, 1975 lhrou~h Sectmnal to Slate Jeff McKrnney, 3. 1976 Discussion on nit-picking Route 1, Middleport; 0. January l7, 1978 Dear Str ( Apparently, Mr. Coleman IS so busy nit-pickmg that he is not getting Mr Scribner's message Mr. Scribner could have quoted the entire trapping laws verbatim and it would not1alter "648" Board He receiVed h1s Ph D from the tenor of what he IS saymg - And that IS not eve~y M1ch1gan Slate Umvers1ty m thinks the leghold trap in mlolature is cute' I, too, tliinli; 'll's counseling and personnel pretty cross It really is sad when people spend good money'for services His master's 1s also furs just so women can wear them and look funny. My from Mich1gan State and h1s sympathy IS With the VICtimS, tile dead fur bearing aninials. bachelor of arts degree rs Those of you who sanction the senseless destruction of wlldllfe !rom Eastern MIChigan !01' !hell' messential furs, the next time you need a humanitarl8n, call a trapper or a nit-j)icker. -Max Franklin, UmversJty Rt 1, Middlepoct, Ohio Malacos was assistant director of the counseling center at the Umvers1ty of Bruce Davis, Rutland .likes you Maryland Baltrmore County before commg to R10 Grande Dear Sir· He has held a var1ety of We want to express our SIIICere thanks to Bruce DaviS of counseling positiOns in Rutland for his help in keepmg the roadways of Rulland as M1ch1gan and Kentucky. clear as possible durmg the recent heavy snow storms. He More mformatlon on the worked many long hours in the cold to help as much as he could careers workshop Is w1th the town's equipment and also with his fanuly's ava 1lable by phomng 245-"5353, eqwpment. ext 234 • Many farmlles would have been stranded and unable to go to work, stores and doctors lf it weren 't for h1s help in clearmg the roads . Dtggmg out our own cars 1s a small job compared to what it could have been. Thank "you, Bruce' - Edith Williamson and family, Rutland, Ohio 45775. ~amc. 5 8 ) ards average carry ehg1ble in other years Tlms year's selectluns sh ow seven 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohto -- SEUAI.. :18 pornts one sport s, but other athletes nut mducted IbiS year are Still avera~e Certificates ' •• These first seventeen Pro Standings MORE ABOUT MILAGE RAtiNGS. 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"Our defense was ~ood, especially when we were mak10g changes," satd Wake Forest Coach Carl Tacy , who had hts club changmg back and forth from a zone to a man-lo-man operatum during the f1rs1 half In the first half. the Tar Heels •·ouldn't get a shot the ~arne mstde 15 feet, and Coach Hud Crirfin led tht: Dcacun Dean Smtth wa s duly S<:llr mv, with 19 pnmt':i and unpressed . · l don 't want w Frank Johnson added 17 take credit away from Wake North Carohna was led by Forest's defe nse," sa ad l'lul r ord \l ith 19. In other games Lnvu}vmg Smtth They deserve the l'redit 1 ather than our poor tup teams , No 4 Arkansas shnotmg They set the tcmpu beat Southern Me\hudtsl, 72ahd we couldn 'l get <:1 good u:;, eighth-ranked Louisville shut," he said whtpped Tulane, !O!HI2, New The Deacons, now 3-3 m the Mexico topped Hri gham Atlantic Cua st Conference Young, 95~2 . Indiana St<~te and 11-5 overall, held North was upset by Wicl11ta State, Ca rolina , 5-1 m the ACC and 74-70, and Flonda State !Jeat 15-3 overall , to a paltry 30 St . LOUIS, 118-75 Marvin Delph score-d 24 pell'ent from the floor m the first half and 3:J pen;cnt fnr pomts to lead fourth--ranked Big 10 tilts postp~ned as result of blizzard ds avo I Borg 0 • maJor upset By JOE JULIANO PHILADELPHIA (UPI ) There wtll be no ticker tape parade today 111 Chatham, N J., for Peter Flemmg and organizers of the $225,000 U.S. Pro Indoor Tennts champto n s h~p s probabl y couldn 't be happter , Flemmg, one~ une NCAA runnerup at UCLA and 44thranked player 1n the world, came two pomts away from an upset of second-seeded Bjorn Borg Thursday mghl but fmally succumbed, 3~. 76, 6-3, m perhaps the most tenston-fl lled of • the tournament matches thu s far . Borg's wm enabled hun to J0 111 top-seeded Jtmmy Connors and thtrd-seeded Bnan Gottfrwd, among ot hers, In tontghl 1 S quarterfmal round 1'You really can' t get any closer than that," sa td the 23year-old Flemin~. uf Chatham, N J "That's JUSt the way it gnes sometunes. I guess there won't be a ticker· tape p<~rade between the wwn 's two stophghts for me now" Cold as it IS 111 New Jersey nght now , they mtght have had one for the 6-!oot-5 Flemmg had he been able w wm a second set llebreaker that would have given him a major upset and wreck hopes for a Borg-Connors final round Sunday. Using the boummg serve and crushmg forehand whtch had taken hun that far, Flemmg lted Borg at 5-5 after commg back from a 5-3 def1ctt But from !Hi, he hit a weak serVJce return and a forehand out to lose the set and Borg wok 1t from there to wm the two-hour match. CHICAGO ( UPI l - Mt· ch1gan 's Johnny Orr was upset mlldly last week when a snowstorm deferred the Wol~e rme s' game at Ohw State f10m Jan . 21 to Jan. 23 The sh ift could have forced Mtchtgan to play three games m a week, and Orr stud " U1at puts a lot of pressure on us. We'll be ttred and can't get the proper practice lime " The midwestern blizzard eilmmated hts comp lamt FoUl B1g Ten games scheduled fur Thursday night were postponed because of the storm and one of them, lnd1<1na at Mtch1gan, was resch eduled for tomght. However, Michigan weather reports strengthened the chance that th e game would be postponed agam and probably rescheduled for Saturday afternoon. Only one of the five scheduled ga mes was played Thursday mght , and lllmots won its second road victory in four traveling dates, 7~1 at Iowa The victory moved the Ohm mto ftfth place wtth a 4-3 Btg Ten record, and lefllowa m etghth place wtth 2-5 The !lim• wtll cltmb mto a fourth pla ce tie, or perhaps higher, dependmg on the outcome of the Indiana at Mtchtgan and Minnesota at Purdue games . "Iowa jll•t whtpped us all over the floor m the first half," II li nt Coach Lou Hen son SH id •· But our pia yet s JUSt kept hangmg m and we ended up pulling It uut " " They took th• game to us m the second half ," Hawkeye CDach '.ute Ulson satd "We wer• .'Jl ,{JulJ ng reasonably well and then they forced us mlo some poor shots " The other three contests canceled Thursday will be played Sa lurday , Minnesota at Purdue m a scrap to see whi ch team remams m second place, Northwestern at W1sconsm and league leadin g Michtgan State at Ohto State. Because of the forced sh ift of the Thursday games to' Friday or Satu rday , a ll Saturday ga mes were resc heduled for Monda y, Purdue at Ma chJgtul, W1scum:an at Iowa, Michigan State at Ind1ana , Mumesottt at Northwestern and Ohto State at lllinms. The schedule change also complicated the Btg Ten's Saturday TV program The Oh10 State at llhnols game mtgmally was scheduled for the tube, but wtlh cancellatiOn of the contest , the conference was hopmg to dtsplay the Mmnesota at Purdue game. If the necessary techmcal eqwpmenl, based m Milwaukee, can't reach Purdue, a Btg Ten spokesman satd, the Northwestern, at Wisconsin game will be televtsed The schedule changes were an nou nced by Bag Ten comm1ss10ner Wa~·ne Duke after a conferen ce call mvolvmg the athletic directors of every member school JACKSONVILLE, Fl a. I UP II - The father or race car dnver Bobb.li" ~ser Jr , was 111 Jacksonvi!Ie l'hursday to promote the partlctpatiOn or h1s so n m th e upcommg F'lorida sprmt car racmg senes. A Jacksonville car dealer will co-sponsor th e youn ger Unser's car m the senes that begms Saturday mght at Phemx Ctty, Ala Speak1ng nf h1s promouonal efforts, the twotame Indy 500-wmner Unser Sr "We do it because we love racmg and because 11 helps promote our busmess " Ar ~anstts to vtctnrY. (1ver stubiJ<or n SM U Delph hlt 12 uf 18 f1um lhl' held as the Ha7Jorl~•ek s ex panded a 40-34 halftune lead Dat rell Griffith S<:<>red 29 pnt nts and Rt c ky · Gqllun added 24 to 11ft I ; outsvl lle to an easy victory uver Tulane J'he Cat dtnals coasted after rollmg up a 44-28 halftime lead Fnrw:..~rds Willie Huwi:ird cmd Marv m J ohnson cmnbmcd for 44 po111ls t.o pm.e New Mex1co pa st BJtgham Young Juruor Ketth Htce topped the Cilugars with 22 .Ju<1lor Charile B1 enl sc(lred 23 pomt s, 7 Jrl overtime, to lead Wl cht la State to a Missoun Valley Co nfer ence upset tnumph over lndtana State ~'londa Stale sophomore Chrts Anderson scored 21 po.nnts to hfl the Semmoles to thetr 15th vu:lory m 17 games . Howard Ja ckson paced the Htlllkens "1th 19 pmn ts CHAMPAIGN, Ill !UP!) Some mlihon dollar-baseball talent wt:~s among th e tr aveler s snowb ound in Champa ign Thursday. Slug ger Dave Kmgman, who recently signed a longterm contract wtth the C'htcago Cubs for more than $1 million, former star httter Btll y Wtlltams, now a Cubs' baltmg coa ch, and thtrd baseman Steve Ontiveros wers stranded m a motel, trnable to contmue un thetr madwmter promollon tour for the Cubs MARIETTA - Glenn A ~~~ !•>:::: .;.:•.• Smtth, Oh1o Depanment of :·:·:::: Transportation Distnct ~::~~ Deputy Director for Distnt1 By MILTON RICHMAN ~;%:; UPI Sports Editor .·:::,>, 10, will begm tnformal ~ 1ve NJ::W YORK tU PI J - Bobby Grich can see 11 all now, and ta~e public sessions of sharply and vtvtdly , as 1! 1t were only yesterday instead of five approximately two hours duratiOn in each of the eight thousand years ago , non-metropolltan counties of At least that's how ! o n~ It seems to him . the Distri ct in · early "We were playing Toronto, the score was tied 111 the 12th and February . Torn Bruno was pitching for them ," remembers the Callforma Purpose of these sesstons is Anbels mtense gogelter. " With lhe counl threeand-one, be to mform offlctals, planning threw me a fast ball rtght down the middle and f hit a home bodtes and citizens about rWJ ,, plannmg and The blow won the baU game for the Angels, 2-1, the date was ODOT progranunmg efforts and to June Blast year and the reason alllhe det&ls are still fresh m receive suggestions , Bobby Grtch's mmd "' because tbat was the last game he questions and pertment mplayed . Rounding the bases after connecting off Bruno, Gnch could formatlon relating to transfeel the pam shoottng down hts left leg X-rays subsequently 'portation operattng and revealed he had been playtng wtth a herniated disc, tbe result, construction needs. The results of these he felt, ofltfting a 100-pound all' conditio~er,1 ip his Long Beach, will be used in meetings Calif., home the previous wmter. 1 ,: , 1 , 1 , , developmg the annual update Grich, who had been Baltimore's regUlar second baseman of ODOT's !tve year Transftve years before becommg a free agent and s1gnmg a multiportation Improvement year contract for $1 6 million wtth the Angels at the end of 1976, Program (TIP ) for F1scal was 10formed he needed an operation. A laminectomy It was Years 1979 through 1983 called, and during the process 70 percent of a disc was The non-metropohtan removed between the third and the fourth lwnbar in his back. The Angels were st1li•m contention m the American League counties are Athens , GaUta, West at the tune and they announced Grich probably would be Hockmg, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble and Vmtun. out for the rest of lhe season. The only metropolitan county He believed differently , though ·. "I thought I'd be reaay for tbe stretch drive in September, Ill the district IS Washmgton but when September came around, I knew there was no way I County, whose citizens and officials will receiVe a stmtlar could play ball.'' he says Presently parttctpallng 10 the Baseball-Football golf tournament sponsored by American Airlines in Scottsdale, Ariz., Gnch talks of how frustrated he was all last sununer. 'l felt guilty about being paid for dolllg nothing," he says, "bul the Angels were completely understanding Harry Dalton (then with the Angels and now 1uth the Brewers) couldn't have treated me better . I'd leU him how I felt about not being able to pla y and he'd say, 'Don't worry about tt. You just get well. I know you're gomg to help thiS ball club yet.'" Never m a hospital before 10 his life, Gnch had to be confined YoU'LL on three different occasions this time, each time for a week. "Several of the guys came to see me," he says "Kenny Brett was the ftrst one and Nolan Ryan lhe second . When Kenny came, he brought me a bottle of wme, real good wine I wanted tn split it wtth hun , but he was pttchlng that rught, so I drank It myself wtth some of the nurses.' 1 When Buzzte Bavasi moved mto the Angels' front offiCe at the end of last season, he talked with Grich, who had done some swunmmg and hght rurmmg trytng to get back 10 shape. Bavasi sent Grich to Dr Robert Kerland, the Rams' phystctan and spectahst m treating athletes' inJuries, and Kerland put him thrmi~h some tests. He outlmed a condltwnmg program Gnch still follows. The 29-year-old infielder also works out three times a week under the supervision of Angel coaches Bob Rndgers and Bob Clear. Gnch 1s nght at his playmg wetght of 1115 pounds and says he feels in perfect health The Angels are counting on him as !bell' regular second baseman this year and he's ready . It never even enters his mind hiS back will prevent him from doing hts opportunity to influence the contents of the five year pro gram through public procedures • tnvolvernent tnltiMted by the Wood • Washmgton - Wtrt Interstate Planmng CommissiOn. Public involvement Is a planning and programmmg requtrement for federally , supported projects and the public IS urged to participate. Exact ttme and places of these sessions will be announced dunng the latter part of January Inquiries may be dtre cted to the Dtstnct Offtces in Marietta, telephone 373-{)212, Extension 278. 1 I OPTOMETRIST OFFICEHOURS : 9: 30to12.2toS(CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY . Pomeroy Flower Shop LOVE OUR OF MASON Call Us In the AM and ~ INGLES FURNITURE Ml DOLE PORT, 0. N. 2ND ST. P. __ 4.30 f F.aderntl..Ocal S D • 4..30 Me lgA Local S. D __ .1 ~0 f'OLUMBtA Ale '> Hnder S D L8BANON "INN PLACE" 1.70 24.00 .10 .10 1.70 23 00 10 40 .00 .20 50 .20 1.00 1 00 • I 00 33.20 1 00 32.20 2 50 23 00 2.50 24.00 50 20 .50 .20 1.00 1.00 '1'.00 33 00 ,1 .® 34.00 1.00 2.40 1.00 40.60 10 10 40 .40 QUINTESSENCE I 4 ~0 1.70 29 00 .10 .•10 .50 ' 20 ' 1.0~. r s,u:, Black 12 0 60 13 155/BOD 13 ' 6 00 13 '6 DO • A78 13 878 13 6 SAVE YOUR R.C., NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER • 95 23.95 31 25.95 26.g5 30.95 32.95 34.95 I Sl 4 2 f E.T 1 46 1 43 1 so I 1 69 1 77 • I t 2 2 71 93 01 13 2 26 31.95 , 2 4 2 33.95 2 60 26.95 1 6 1 28 95 1 70 29.95 1 86 32.95 2 45 34 95 2 65 2 93 [ 37 95 -'~ • 5 rib dea•gn POMEROY HOME & AUTO Middleport, Ohio 992 -3542 or 992-3 344 " 29 .95 ! m lower of two photos at left MILL STREET ' 14 S21 95 S24 95 21.95 21 95 24 95 22.95 24.95 19 95 22 95 24.95 22 95 25 .95 23 95 26 95 24 .95 27 .95 26 95 [ 2R.95 30.95 28 95 All pnces plus tax <~nd old t1r e "Tread des•gn shown BOffiE CAPS FOR CHARITY R. C. BOTTLING CO. 4~ C78 14 D781 4 E?B 14 f'78 14 G78 14 H78 14 · ·s 60-15 ' 600 t5L '6 85S 15 G78 15 H78 15 L78-15 Wh!l! ,, . .... , •tl! 2.70 3140 10 fO 50 20 LOO i.oo ) 41 60 OLIVE Eadern Local S D _ 4 30 2 70 23 00 10 40 50 20 1.00 1.00 33.20 10 10 50 20 1 00 1.001 33.00 2 30 24.00 .10 1.70 24.00 .10 \Cl .50 40 .50 20 · 1,00 20 I 00 LOO 83.80 s 5o 1.oo as oo 1 70 24.00 .10 .40 .50 20 1 DO 1 00 )13.20 1 70 24 00 .10 .40 .50 20 1.00 40 GO 20 1.00 ORANGE Ea!l.tern Local S D _ <1 30 RUTLAND Mehr!! Lol'Rl S D ·- 4lJO Rutland VIllAge- --- 4:ao SAI.EM :\le1gs Local S. D. 4 30 ' SA T.ISBURY Melg! Local S. D __ 4.30 Middleport ViUagt! -~ 4.30 Pume1 oy Vlll:tge _ -1 SO 2 50 23 00 FOR ANY OCCASION FROM MARIIDA, OHIO l .--"- ' SCIPIO Meigs Local S D .. 4.30 2.40 24 00 SUTTON )0 South ern I.ocal S D. • 4.30 2.10 31 40 10 Racme '¥11lage _____ 4.30 .60 31.40 .10 Syrac u~e VillaKe _.• • 4.80 .60 31.40 10 SUTTON Meig• LocalS D ... 4.30 2.10 24.00 40 50 20 1.00 .40 .50 20 1.00 40 50 .20 1.00 tO , 40 50 20 1.00 FRIDAY &SATURDAY 10 TIL 2 1 00 33.20 6.20 1 00 36.90 5.70 11.00 37.40 .20 24 .00 .10 ~0 .00 .20 • LOO 20 24 00 10 .40 nO .20 1 00 I ' Jl,OO 33 90 I • 41 oo 49 60 p. BO ', 1 00 45 30 1010 POLLY'S POINTERS 11.00 ,t.oo • Bibles • Stationery • Glassware e Candles e Records e Gift • Candy • Decorations I • Religious Pictures Wrap THE MEIGS INN 992-3629 Pomeroy, 0. Cherry pop on purse By Polly Cramer POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY ~ How do I remove pmk sittms from a light-eolored straw purse that were made by a cherry flavored soft drmk made from a powder? - GEORGIA. DEAR GEORGIA - Foud coiormg was doubtless used to add a red color to the soft drink powder. A U.S. Dept of Agriculture Bulletin suggests the followtng for removtng food coloring stams from fabncs. "Sponge with cool water ur soak m 1t for half an hour or even all night 1! need j>e If stain slill remains work detergent mto 1t and then rinse. If still there use peroxide or bleach if fabnc will take 1\ " Of course, you could not soak a purse but mtght be able to wash the stM ms off with a sponge dipped in cool detergent suds. U your straw bag has shiny finish the stains nught w•sh n~ht off. If the Miqhty Mite 400 • Jewelry LOO 33 60 Tical Esbth! taxes wh1ch hav~ not been pnid at the close of each collection carry a penulty of ten per cent. Taxes may be paid at the office of t he coUnty treas urer Ql' by mail. Please brlni your last tax receipt and 1f you pay by mail be sure to locate your property b)' taxing district and enclo~e ~tamped self addressed envelope. Ah' R\ ~ exam1ne your tax receipt to see that it covers all your property bffice Ho um 9 ,oo A.M. to 4:00 P.M. daily except Saturday when office closes at Noon. Tax Book~ will open December 20. 1977 to January 20, 1978. GEORGE M COLLINS, Me•g• Co Trea•. Polly Cramer REMINGTON 4 PIECE GROUP ' I ~. MisS Marcta Kctrr or Syracuse h ~s bt.~n conductmg H scm t.:h fur the applesauce ~mgerb1ead recipe whtch Mrs Vclsta Roush ts hunttng In he•· seareh she didn 't fmd the recipe bul she dtd fmdH battered cookbook pul out 111 1907 by the Y<1ung Ladtes Kcnsmgton of the Metht•.h sl Eptscopal Church, Syracuse, winch proved ~ood n:udmg fur a cold wtntcr urtel'~ noon. ln1t were not only nwnerou.s old·[ashJOned J'CCip~s. bul ulso u section of home remedies and household lunts . Just a few 'l'u stop nose bleedmg, place a penny between the nppcr lip and teeth , hold there a few mmutes .... . "this nevet fail> " , 11 says. To stop hiCcups , take one tca•puun full of qUince JUice For the earache, roast together omons mtd tubat:co, then squeeze the JUice ami drop mtu the ear . Fu•· a bad cough , take the juice of nne lemon , the same amount of glyrerm, and take one teaspoon cvcrc 20 rnumtes until relleved As a cure for alcoholism m the monung before bJ 't~akfast, an uraQge should be eaten , one about 9 u'dock, another befor dm· ner, another before supper, and one before retirmg Continue for one week The second week, four orange• pel day wtll be sufhctent The thtrd week, three Will du, and the fo111'1h week , the ltppler won 't be able tu even beat the sme ll of alcohol. And for household 'hmts, Mtss Karr pusses along these tips from her 1907 cookbook. to wash windows, add two tablespoons nf turpcntme tu water .... to clean tmware, wash tn hot soap suds, wtpe dry, then apply dry flour and rub with a newspaper .. tu remove •·ust from whtte garments, soak them thoroughly 111 butter· nulk, to remove grHSS st•ms, treat the stamed garment wtlh spants of camphor, and to clettn furmture, use a nuxturc of equal parts of linseed otltl vinegar, and turpentine. AND THIS we've never heard . but the cookbook suys It 's su When you peel an omun begm at the rout end and peel upward and you'll not have tears m your eyes M1ss Karr, an octogenanau. also found II\ the cookbook a recipe for vmegar mince pte She says she recalls the Llchciuus vmegar pieS m~nJe by her mother whe n she was a snua ll child , but not a vinegar mince p1e She shares tht' rcmpe, however , for someone who nught hke to try 1t. I cup vinegat', 2 cups uf water, I CUJl of suga 1, I cup uf molasse!i, I cup uf chopped ra1s111s, 2 cups of hrend Cl·tun!Js, 1 '.r cup butter 2 eggs and sptces tu taste. Tll11l 's 1t She 11sswncs you JUSt mtx all the m~rmbcnts together, put 111 H pll' slwll ur 1d bake. THE ALL NEW 33 20 1.001 4160 .. ' m ·•cocm S 0 • 4 30 Exp }orers 0 .ered ft"ve scholarsht.ps ..... H&~R~B~~""!!!!O~C~It b Local S Scouts' merit awards system revised Jan. I Wtth the snow, tee, and blizzard warning, what better place tu stay than In the house. Cabm fever ? You bet we have, but nlllklng the best of a situatwn is our philosophy and for now '""kmg tbe l>eslts synonymous with bakmg the best. And not nc-cessartly to eat now There are su many things winch freeze well. F'rom Mrs. George Fu~ner, Sr. comes a recipe for Honey Apple Cuffee Cake which she took sometime ago from her husbllnd's Steell.abor paper. She says its deliciOUs ! HONEY-APPLE COFFEE CAKE ' • cup butter or mar~artne, 2 red cuokmg apples, 2 tbsp honey, t cup pancake mtx, 2 tbsp. sugar, one-third cup nulk, I egg, 1 • cup m~ltW !-ihOJ1 enm~. 1 :t. cup brown sugar, 1 ~ cup shreddt-d coconut · Melt one tablespoon butter in skillet. Shce apples thinly mtu the butter. Add honey , swtsh around tu cover apples, cover. I All suruner while mtxmg the batter Combine pancake mix, sugar, nulk, egg, and meltod shortcnut ~ . Stt r till smooth. Pour mlo greased nine·mch round layer cake pan. Spt ead the apples evenly over batter. Mtx brown sugar, a ll spice, coconnt and the rcmatnlng tht·ee tablespoons butter ur margarine unttl crumbly. Spnnkle over the apples Bake 111 oven at 375 degrt:!es for 20 to 25 nunutes. Se1 vc wann 111 wedges your taxes." We Will Service All Zenith T.V.'s the Same Day ~ Easte rn Local S. ll. - 4 :lO CHESTER , Agoraphobia "The new tax fonns. A guod reason tO let us help with SC HOOL DISTRICTS Me 1g~ •• PHONE 773-5536 TOWNSHIPS BEDFORD • 1 GINO'S SERVICE In pursua.nce of Law, I. George M. Collin!~, 'frea!:!u rer ur. Me1g~ County,, Ohio,. m eomplinnce with revised Code No. 323.0S ef St:lte of Ohto. do he"e by g'IVe notJee of the Rates of Taxation for the Tax Yenr of 1977. Rates expressed in dollars and eents on ea h one thouSand dollars ta"' 1 aiUJttion . AN!l CORPORATIONS Us. ~j~ Karen Blaker PhD. ·SMOKERS' RIGHTS' IS lll.ASH; U true, but lhut one problem BY HEI,EN HOTTEL kt~ps me f1 om dull\~ so mcmy HEADERS AI.!. . By Karen Blaker, Ph.D. things. Doesn't 1t mean f have I predicted "C.E.I.. " who called non-smoke.- selfish and A phobia is an excessive, ir- a phobia? 1 learne-d about stwnped for "smokers' nghts," would receive many rebuttals. rational and uncontrollable that in a television SPl-cial 1 That she did' Read on fear of ordinartly n•tural saw. That's serious. situattonsorobjects Perhaps COUNSELOR: Let 's talk the most common pbob1• IS about why you are afraid to DEAR HELEN. So C.E.l .. says thiS ts a free coW!try. Accordmg tu her I can a~:orap~obia ~ the fear u! go out. DANCE SET be forced to have my eyes red and stin~tng from smoke, holes open places. Vtctirns IreMRS. A. Maybe I 'm gettmg The weather Wilting, there quentiy experienc-e that panic old. Old people are afraid lu burnt in my furmture, my clothes pernteated with foul udor, my air eont.ominaled, my health threatened, all l>ecause she wtll be a dance this evening at whenever they venture out- go out. I am years old 54 Southern High school stdetheirownhouses COUNSELOR: Are you has "nghts " If I had my say, each pack would be l<!xed $1, the money col· following the basketball In the foUowin~ conversa- feelmg old? lected lo be dtvtded among lire msurance compa nies to remt· game between Hannan Trace tiun , a hOt-line counselor A: Yes. My husband ..-----,-------r and Southern. Music will be responds to • call from •n 18 MRS burse pohcy holders for the losses smokers create, with some very busy. He 1s " rettrc-d left over for the Cancer Fund and Burn Center.· HARRY prOVIded by Krls Shay Ad· agoraphobic woman wtth an ac-countant who IS very mDEAR HELEN: ~ j A miSSIOn IS $1.25. The event is approach that ts usually sue, . volved in working wtlh About smokers' rights · a smoker can take away a nonI .,-' • I) bemg sponsored by the senior cessful. retarded children. I rarely stnoker's freedom whenever he or she lights up, but a non1 MRS. A: have so many . h My 0 wn volunteer ~ cl~ss. ' , smoker does not have the same control over the sttuatwn. problems that I -~on 't know 1 ·=rk '':eems ummportant My "smokmg " aunl came to hve with us when I was mmy what g~ gut to "t th to do .1I can1t·1rr ·ii'lil . 1 t.'ompared to hi s 1 don't teens Wtthin two years I had severe respiratory atlments, -- INSPECTION SET e groc~rtes, ca 1 eep know J'm ust not very hap1 ' , The annual mspectton of ge allergies and a cough She refused to qmt, so I had to move my doctor s appomtments ' J Ohw Valley Commandery 24, away from my own home. Su much for n~hts !- MAUREEN and yesterday I couldn't even PYCOUNSEI.OR Are you Kmghts Templar, scheduled DEAR HEI.EN. . • for Saturday night , Jan , 28 , nlllke t\ to the hbrary tu do afratd you're losing hun'/ If a person had a huge, smelly, seepmg wart on hts or her myvolunteerwork , MRS A. You mtghl say has been postpOned unt•l ~C(JUNS,El~9f, ; You re that_ hut why are we talktng fat-e he'd have it removed in double-quick time. But smokers March 18. •· afratd ~?go qui. about my marriage' I calle-d wtth their dtrty cigarettes hangmg off thetr faces are just as ' '" '" I' , MRs. A:: Yes; .~bout a week to ask for help wtth my pro- repulsive and do nothmg but complain about us who are ''tak· LODGE TO MEET mg away the•r n~hts" - or try in~ to 1wtthout much success) ago I got so scared when I bl _ rn fear A spectal meetmg of We don't ask that cigarettes be outlawed. We only want ~uNlELOR Well, Pomeroy Chapter 80, Royal was shoppmg. I felt I was "safe" places where we can be free of their contammation. Arch Masons, ' has been havmg a heart attack and I doesn't your fear uf gumg out G.P ba_rely made 11 horne Without kee your husband around scheduled for 7:30 p.m. lamtmg. DEAR HEI.EN: Now I'm afratd that mm!'e' Tuesday Work Will be in lhe !lived in a famtly ol three-pack-a-day people. Like "Unwlllif I go out the same thmg wtll MRS. A: How can you say mark master and pasl happenagam 10g Smoker," I'd go 11110 my bedroom, close the door and open master degrees. All com· COUNSELOR You don 't that? I would never try ~o my wmdows wtde. Mom would yell because this was r llu> lriHm1~ make htm stay at home He s "unhealthy ". I'd catch colds exposed to the winter air. Then en ilf llr!·l pan1o~s are welcome. really have a lot uf problems, free to du anything he wants. COUNSELOR. Have you she'd return to her smuke-ftlled rooms and keep nght on then You have one problema fear of gomg out. noticed that he pays more •t· coughm~. Why do lhey do it?· FOR I.!FE AND BREATH DEAR HELEN. MRS A- In a way that's tention to you since you began My aunt feU asleep With a Itt cigarette m her tland . It caught staymg 10 so much ? Say "I Love You" the couch •ftre and the room filled wtth poisonous smoke. Her MRS. A- Yes, he has to barkmg dog saved her hfe. She was soshuuk she gave up srnokw1th Diamonds. shop for groceries and yester- mg- lor three weeks ! ·CAN'T UNDERSTAND 'EM Her Heart's Desire ... day he called especially to DEAR HELEN · see if he c-ould drive me to the Ftfteen years a~o our baby nearly died of astlunattc brondoctor Dh, I see what you chttis, but when I told my husband 1\ was caused by hts smokmean. No, that's ridiculous I mg, he thought I was a f•nattc Su I moved out, and the ehtld am afratd to go out umnediately recovered HUNTINGTON - Boy because I'm afraid to go The little whtte vtrgm habtt contmued to gtve htm pleasure Scouts of the Tn-State Area out. Now I'm really upset. I for several more years - then 1\ ktlled htm. He was sorry loo Council wtll earn thetr lee! much worse than when I progress awards und er late. - GLORIA · called you. NOTE TO SMOKERS . If you thmk thiS colwnn IS one·stded • revised requirements efCOUNSELOR: I know tt's there's a reason· Not one correspondent took C.E.L 's part. fecuve last January I. to talk about all upsetting Ray A. Ntssen, Council lh1s I'm not imply10g you H. Scout Advancement Complotted a scheme to get attenmittee Chatrman, s~td tion from your husband . I'm £~ changes in requtrements only asktng you to constder were made to reemphasize that you may be getting · outdoor expertences 1n from being unable Scoutmg and to make the somethmg tu leave the house~ and that lower awards less difficult to somethtng may be more atHUNTINGTON - Ftve athletics, arts, literature, or achteve. The changes are. tentton from him scholarship and awards humamcs and have mvolved To advance to Tenderfoot, MRS. A: That's another a boy must ,now "explatn the wa;•of saymg the same thmg programs are ava tlable thts themselv es 1n serviCe t o meaning of each point of the I feel tnsulted Don't try tu year to Explorers m the Tn- commumty, coW1try and to State Area Council, Boy the quality of hie Scout Law m h1s own words," make tne feel better Scouts of Amenca . Saul L J. Edgar Hoover FounIn addttion to other un COUNSELOR: It's hard to changed requirements. He no disc1.ss these troubling things Kaplan, Council Vice- dation Scholarships, $500 longer has to earn a ment over the phone. Our center President for Explormg, satd each, to Explorers who have the programs mclude: demonstrated an interest in badge. has a counseltng service. Exploraiton awards, for law enforcement. Kaplan To advance to Second Would you hke to talk more young adults who have satd one Hoover Scholarship Class, a boy must now earn With someone about this' demonstrated mterest and JS awarded 10 each of Hiking and First Aid sktll MRS A- Let me see how I At H&R Block, we understand these new awards as part of hts total of feel later. I'll think about1t competence m the natural Scoutmg's s1x reg10ns Law Enforcement ftve and earn one ment badge and I'll thmk about what sctences. Wmners receive forms, we know the laws. We'll do every$500 scholarships in support ASsistance awards, offered mst-ead of two. thing we can to save you money. And that's you've satd. of parttc1pat10n m a sc1ence by the Department of the For Ftrst Class, Camptng Although upsettmg, thts Reason No. 1 why you should let H&R Block and Cilok10g skill awards are call led Mrs. A to some maJor project. Thr ee top wmners Treasury, U. S Secret Sernow requtred, arld the ~ discovenes. She learned that recetve college scholarships VICe, recognize Explorers · do your taXes. number of merit badges IS a smgle problem may lie at from TRW Inc., co-sponsor of who have performed an act dropped to three, wtth only the root of a seemingly over- the program with the Ex- that asststed m the preven· plorer Qub. tion or solu tion of a serious Ftrst Aid reqmred. whelmmg number of Young American awards cnme or helped apprehend a The number of merit troubles. THE INCOME TAX ~eor ~E recogmze young adults (not felony suspect. badges required for Star has And she may have found James S. Kemper Foun· 618 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO been dropped from mne to out that her phobic behaviOr only Explorers) who have eight. Campmg merit badge represented an indtrect way achieved excellence m the dation Scholarships Open 9:00 to 6: 00 Weekdays 9: 001o5:00 saturday has been added to those of meeting her basic hwnan fields of science, religion, recogmze Explorers who Phone 992-3795 required for the Eagle needs. Although she did not government, bustnes s, intend to pursue careers In No Appointment Necessary msurance. progress award. accept the connection betKaplan said the awards Will ween her phobta and her need be made dunng the National for her husband's attention, hundreds of criSIS mtervenExplorer President's she wlil doubtless consider 1t twn phone hnes m the Umted Congress m Washington , as she renects on the pro- Stales. For the phone nwnber Aprtl12-16. APPEAR,ING THIS WEEKEND AT THE of one near you, contact yowblem. Dr Blaker cannot take local mental health assoctatelephone calls from her lton or mental health mRep. Alan E. Norrts, Rreaders. However, there are fonnation service Westerville, one of 20 cosponsors of the resolution, said that the state's prison overcrowding had reached the pomt that for judges "to send a new fe Ion in lhe front door of a prison they have to let a felon out through the back door ." NOW OPEN I Me and my :•.•'• ' l I j L••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I CHOICES · a ' ' ' S())eet./r.ii.Ai :r-----------------------r---------, N. W. COMPTON. 0.0. 1 : Tuesday. The workshop wtll Include four wee- kly sessions designed tu help parti Cipants discover some practical and workable ways uf respond10g to tension and stress Those Interested mMY still register at the first session next week. More mformMliun IS available by calling 245~353, ext. 234. Oft T.V. SERVICE IF YOU Llt<E 1?o~o ... NEW YORK ( UPI) - jOb, Homerun hitting outfielder " I'm gmng to play," he says without the slightest bit of Hack Wtlson, four-ttme 20- eqwvocat10n. "How sure am I of that' I'm positive. I feel . gaflle "-:mner Addle Joss and better than I e~er have. When I went m for my opera\jon last Larry ' MacPhatl, the year, I was hitting .243, but I had 23 nms batted in and seven exec utiv e wh o pwneered home runs. Remember, that was for only one-third of the rught base ball, wtll be the season. I was headed for my best year and the only thing I leaG1ng ca ndidates for thmk about now 1s making It all up this year." election mto the Baseball Hall of ~' arne Monday, when a spec1al committee meets to POSTPONED In 1973, the Umted States constder veterans mehgible COLUMBUS (UP!) - Tbe and North Vtetnam stgned a for regular mducllf)n into the Ohw High School Track cease-hre agreement Also Hall. Coaches Association's clinic that day, an end of the U S. The veterans commtttee IS rruhtary draft was an· and banquet, scheduled for authorazed to elect no more Friday and Saturday at Ohio nounced than two members. State Uruvers1ty, has been postponed RIO GRANDE - The starting date for the "Stress Management Workshop ," sponsored by the Gallia Ja ckson - Meigs Mental Health Cenler and the Rt o Grande Community Educational Counseling ' Center has been extended one week to Tuesday, Jan. 31 , 7:30-9 p.m., in Lyne Center at Rio Grande College and Community College . Dr. Betty Yorde and Alvin Lake, workshop leaders, announced the extension after weather made 1t dtfficult for people to attend the sc heduled first session i\ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 Mill St. Middleport, o. SAW with $15999 • CHAIN BRAKE • AUTOMATIC OILING • ANTI·VIBAATION MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, 0 . 992-2164 "The StoreWith"AII Kinds of Stuff" Ji} ----...---.~--.a.l'S • CHAIN FOR P'ETS · STABLES - LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS . L.bWNS - GARDENS. · • \ ~--.~----------~ straw IS Without a fuush the stamsmay Oe there to stay POLLY DEAR POLLY ~ I run a small Mom a nd Pop restaunml After rcmhng of dl(ferc:nt methods of dcterminmg whether or not an egg ts fresh or ha rd butled I thought I would pilss on my method. When I hard bc>tl eggs to have ready for salads and so onl add a few drops ul rood colt:Jriug to the wutel lll whtch the eggs are botling. Then I can tell at a ~::lance whtch are boded My pel P,eeve would be with those folks who drop in and find me sttlmg down for a few mmutes (after at least 10 hours ol l>emg.on my feet) and saymg " Hello, easy money!" or "Gee, I w1sh I had a soft job hke you " FRAN DEAR POLLY ~ I would like to lell S.H. tha t the women's group m our church -uses old sheets to make bed pads for patients in conva les· cent homes or homes for the elderly We put s1x smg le sheets of newsapaper bet· ween plasttc c ut from - cleaners' bags and a piece of a bed sheet. Cut the sheet long enough to overlap all edges and then sl!tch through all layers with a large basting st1tch. Nurses at vanous homes say these are great laundry savers and they use not only old sheets but newspapers and cleaners' bags, too. ~ THELMA DEAR POLLY - Everyone knows that most pure woolsweaters have an odor after bemg washed An excellent way to control this ts to add a few drops of your favorite pei'lwne to the last rinse water. The sweater will smell nice and that b1t of perlwne m the water will not hann the sweater if you are ca re!ul not to uke too much. ANNE DEAR POLLY - Rather than buying bobbins when I am kmttlng or crocheting somethmg tbat requtres them I substttute those plastic tags used to close baked goods I am now using some that came around English muffms . -SHIRLEY. �6- TheDatlySentmel Moddl•port Pomeroy u rrouay Jan 'll Fl9::.::,8 7 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;;,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7-The Dally Sentinel M1ddlt'p0rt Pomeroy 0 Fntlay Jan t1 1m 1 u IR N Y CHURCH Re"' W H n pas o Roy Mo~e Sun day school su pt Chu ch Schoo 9 Som wo s!Vp se ce 030 a m Cho ehtto so I uesdoy 730pm unde dec onofMs Pe Pou Nease POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAR ENE Co ne Unron and Mu be y Rev Clyde V Hendo 5pn pas ,.. Sunday sc hool 9 30 o m Glen McClung ~up mo n ng wo sh p 0 30 o m e e ng se "' ce 7 30 m ~ week se ~;e Wednesday 7 30 p n CRACE EPISCOP AL he Re Albe Ma l< enz e ec a Se v ce!o and Su day \ hoc o 2 noon POM EROY CHURCH OF CHR Sf 21 W Ma n StJohn MeA hu pas o B b e sc hoo q 30 o m mo n ng wo sh p 10 30 om You h mee ngs 6 30 p m ng wo sh p 7 30 even Wedmndor n ght p ov~ mee ng and B be s udy 7 JO p m THE SALVATION ARMY 5 8u e nu A e Pome oy En oy and M Roy W n ng off ce s n ch o ge Sunday h o i ness mee ng 10om Sunday SdlOO 0 30 a m Sunday schoo leade YP SM E o se Adams 7 p m sa a o mec ng a ous speake s and mu s c spec a s 7 30 pm hu sd oy - lOo m o"Jpm lades Home league o I women n ed 730pm paye mee ng and B ble :5 udy Bob Es ep eode Rev Nae He man eo he BURL NCTON SOUTHERN SAP liST CHAPEL Rou e Shad e Pas o Bobby E k ns Su da y sc hool 5 p m Sunday wo sh p 5 45 p n Wed nesday p aye se ce730pm POMEROY WES S DE CHURCH OF CHR S 100 W Mo n S Je y Pou m n s e phone 992 7bh6 Conse a e non ns umen o Sun day wo sh p 10 am Bb e s udy om wos hp 6 pm Wednesday B ble s udy 7 p n OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHR STAN Sm h CHURCH Re Ro ph pas o Sundoy schoo 9 30 a m M s Wo ey F on s supe n en den P eo h ng se ces f s 8 h d Sll days fo low ng Sunday Schoo GRAHAM UN TEO METHOD ST P each ng 9 30 o m s o d se and Sundays ol vo h man h h d and ou h SundO)IS eo h mon h wo sh p se ce a 7 30 p m Wedn esday e en ngs a 7 30 P aye and 8 b e S udy .SEVENTH OAV ADVENTIS Mu be 'I He gti s Read Po me oy Pas o Albe D es Sobba h Schoe Supe n enden Ca o ye SobbohShoo l Sou M doyofehoona 200 w hWo h p Se ce Ia ow ng o 3 5 RU LAND FIR ST 8APT ST CHURCH Sse Ha e Wo ne Sup Sunday S hoo 9 30 a m mo n ng wo sh p 10 45 (I m THE H LAND CHAPEL Gee ge Co s o po~ o Su day S hoc 9 30 a m e e ng wo sh p 7 30 Thu sdoy e en ng p aye se e 730prn POMEROY F RST BAPT ST Oo d Mann m n s e W om Wa son Sunday sc hool sup Su day 5 hoc 9 30 a m mo n g wo shp 10 30om FIRST SOUTHERN BAP 5 282 Mu be y Ave Pome oy Pou J Wh e Pes o Go y Basham Sun day s hoo sup Su day sc hoo 930 om monng woshp 0 30 even ng wo sh p b 30 p m M dweek p aye se v ce 7 30 THESE MESSAGES OF OUR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE ARE SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY lHE FOIJ.(MING / MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Re"' ome1 0 Guynn posto Sunday s hool 0 a m Sunday wo sh p o m Sunday e f!-n ng Je v Cl'l 1 p m Wednesday wo sh p se v ce 7 30 p m HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURCH Neo Long Bo om Edsel Ho pa!) o Su day schoo 10 a m (hu ch 7 30 p m p aye nee ng 7 30 p Th u Way M DO EPOR PENTECOS tAL h d A e he Re W I om Kn e pas o Ronald Dugan Sun day School Sup C ones lo all ages e en ng se v ce 7 30 8 b e s udy Wednesday 7 30 p m yo\J h se v ces F day 7 30 p m M ODLEPORI FREEW LL MP fiST Co ne A sh o d Plum Noe He man pas o Solu day e en ng se e 7 30 p m Sunday Schoo 0 30 o n MEIGS COOPERAT VE PARISH METHOD ST CHURCH Robe T Bumgo ne 0 ec to POMEROY CLUSTER Re v Robe Hoyden Re ... James Co b CHESTEit Wo sh p 9 15 am Chu ch Schoo 0 o m POMEROY wo sh p se v CP 9 5 o m Sun day s hoo 0 30 o m Re Robe I Hovd!!n m n s e ENtERPR SE Wo sh p 9 om Chu chS hoo Oom ROCK SPR NGS Wo sh p 0 a m Chu ch School 9 So m UMYF6 30p m FLATWOODS Wo sh p II om Ch u hS hoo Oam M DO EPORT CLUSTER Re Robe Bumgo ne HEATH Robe Bumga ne Pas o Wo sh p 0 30 a m Chu h S hao 9 30 o m UMVF 6 pm MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER e Rd longs e Oh o Re C yde Fe e I Pas o Sunday Schoo o m Sa u dov p eo h ng se v es 7 30 p m Wednesdoy e en ng 8 b e s udy a 7 30 p m FA TH TABERNAC E CHURCH Bo ey Run Road Re Emme Rowson pas o Handley Dun sup Su ndays I oo 0 o n Sun day e en g se ce 7 30 B be each g 7 30 p (TI hu sdoy DVESV I E COMMUN TY CHURCH Rage C T ne pas o Sunday s hool 9 30 o m Sunday mo n ng wo sh p 0 30 Sunday even ng se v ce 7 30 M DDLEPORT MT MOR AH BAPT ST Co ne Fou h and Mo n M ddlepo Re Hen y Key J po5 o Su dayS hool 930om M s E n Boumgo dne sup M o n ng wo shp 045am MIDDLEPORT CHUR CH OP CHRIST N CHR STAN UN ON low ence Men ev pa s o M s Rune Young Sunday Schoo Sup Sunday School 9 30 o m E en ng wo sh p 7 30 Wednes do)lp oye mee ng 7 30p m MT MOR AH CHURCH OF COO Roc ne Rou e 2 he Re... Jo nos M Muncy pQ S o Sunday sc hoo q 45 a m mo n ng wo sh p o m e en ng wo sh p 7 :¥.: P aye meet ng Tuesday 'J p m Young peoples mee J 7 30p m Thu sdo)l MIDDLEPORT F RST BAPT Co ne S x hand Palme the R Pe e C. andol pas o Mann ng K oes supe n endent Sunday School WMPO Rod o p og on 7 -45 om Sunday S hoot 9 IS o m Mo n ng Wo sh p 0 5 o m You h oct v es and lellowsh p fo un o and sen o h gh s uden ts 6 p m Sunday e'o'enngwoshp 730 pm Md week p aye serv ces Wednes day 730pm CHURCH OF CHRIST Md dlepo S h and Mo n Geo ge Gaze n n ste M ke Ge och supe ntendent Te y Yankey you h m n ste B b t! sc11oo 9 30 om monng woshp 030 a m even ng wo sh p 7 30 p O)le se v ce 7 p m Wednes Oe~t doy MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re J m 8 oome pos o M s Mo y o hey Sunday schoo sup Sunday schoo 9 30 om mo n ng wo sh p 10 30 o m Sunday evonge s c mee ng 7 00 p m P aye mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED PRESBYTER AN M NISTRY OF ME GS COUNTY Ow gh Zov z d ec o HARR SONV LE PRESBYTERIAN Re E nes St ckl n pastor Sunday chu ch schoo 9 30 o m Mn Home lee supl mo n ng wo sh p 1030 MIDDLEPORT Sunday school 9 30 a m R cho d Vaughan sup Mo nng wo shp 1030 SYRACUSE Mo n ng wo sh p ljl am Sunday schoo 10 am M s Sampson Ho I sup rm RUTLAND W bu H Paso Wo s p 0 30 o n Chu ch S hoo 9 30o SYRACUSE CLUSTER Re Ho ey Koch ASBURY Wo sh p om Chu h Schoo 9 50 o m UMW f s. Tuesdo,- 8 be Sud,- Thu s 7 30p m FOREST RUN Wo sh p 9 a n Chu h Shoo JOe m M NERSV LE Wo sh p 10 om Chu hS hoo 9o m SYRACUSE Chu ch Schoo 9 00 o m Wo sh p se v e 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Re T mo hv Sm h Clus e l ead& Re S even W son Asso a e BETHANY Do as Wo sh p 9 JO o m Chu h S hoof 0 30 om CARME Ch uch S hoo 9 30 o m Wo sh p 10 30 a m 2nd and 4 h Sundays APP LE GROVE Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Wo sh p 7 30 p m s and 3 d Su days P ave mee ng Wed esdoy 7 30 p m Fel owsh p suppe s So u dov 6 p m UMW 2nd Tuesdo.,- 7 30 p m EAST LETAR T Ch u h School s 2nd 3 d Sundays 9 30 o m Fou h Sunday 0 30 a m Wo sh p 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4 h Sunday 9 30 o m P aye mee ng Wednes day 7 30 p m UMW s T ve~doy 7 30 p m WESLEYAN Roc ne) Sunday S hoo 0 o m Wo sh p a m J UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m B b le S ud.y Th sdoy 7 p m Cho P oct ce Thu sdov p m LETART FAL S Chu h School I s 2n d 3d Sundays 0 15om .<lh Su day 91S om Woshp s 2nd 3dSu doys9 5om 4 h Sunday 7 30 p m MORN NG STAR Wo sh p 9 30 o m Chu ch S hoo 0 30 a m M d Week Se v ce Wednesday 8 John F Fultz Ph 992 2101 Pomeroy THIS SPACE FOR RENT LINDA'S lADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON EWS & SONS SOHIO BISSELL SIDING CO SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Vmyl & Aluminum Std ng Slorm Wu'idaws and Insulation Phone 949 2801 or 949 2160 WE FILL DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS Pomer(ly 992 2955 FREE ESTIMATES lHIS SPACE FOR RENT FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS PHONE 992 2156 282 W Moon Pomeroy 992 9962 MORSE CHAPEL Wo shp I om Chu h Shoo 9 30a n PORTLA ND W ;) sh p 7 30 p m Chu hS< ho ~ :.JOo m SU TON Chu ch Schoo 9 30 orr o s p s ond3 dSundoys 0 o m NORTHEAST C USTER Re R cho d Thomas Paso Duo e Sydens Me John Doug as ,Asso o es OPt' A. Wo sh p 0 am Chu h S hoo 9 o m P aye Mee ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Sunday school o 9 30 o m Wo sh p se v cos a 7 30 p m B ble s udy and You h mee ng o a p m on Wednesdays NORTH BETHEL Wo sh p Ch hS hoo Oom FR 0 Sunday S hoo 9 30 p 0 45 o m P aye ednesday 7 45 p m L d ue sday 8 p m iiEt DSV LLE Sunday Schoo 9 30 a n Wo sh p 7 30 p m P aye \1\ e ng 1 30 p n Tuesday \t s o on7 30p m s Thu sdoy S VER R DGE Wo sk p 0 a m ( hu ch S hoo 9 o m TUPPERS PLAINS Wo sh p 9 om Chu chSchoo lOam KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Geo ge F ede ck sup Se v e week y 9 30 o m on Sundo.,p each ng f s and h d Sundays ot man h by Cl f o d Sm th 9 30 om HOBSON CHR STAN UNION Rev Ke h Eb n pas o Sunday om leona d Schoo 9 30 G moots ede evenngse v ce 7 30 p ~ Wednesday p aye mee ng 30p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Roc ne Rovte 2 The Rev Cho es Hand pds o Sunday school 9 45 a m mo n ng we. sh p 1 a m E'llen ng se v es Tuesday and F day 730p m BEARWAL OW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHR ST Duane Wo den mnse Bbe doss 930 om mo n ng wo sh p 0 30 o m b 30 p m e en ng wo sh p Wednesday B ble s udy 6 30 p m KENO CHURCH OF CHRISt Geo ge F ode ck sup Sunday mo n ng se v ce 9 30 a m w th p each ng on t s and th d Sun day ot month by Gee ge P ckens NEW ST VERSV LLE COMMUNI TY Chu ch Sunday Schoo se "' e 9 45 a m Wo sk p se 1J ce 10 30 E ange s c Se v ce 7 30 p m Wednesday P oyer mee ng 7 30 Z ON CHURCH OF CHR ST Pome oy Ha r sonv e Rd Don Kennedy pasta B II McE oy Sundoy school sup Sunday school 9 30 a m mo n ng wo sh p and commun on 0 30 o m Sunday e en ng you h Ch s 011 Endeovo 6 p m wo sh p se v u 7 p m Wednesday e en ng p aye mee ng and 8 be sludy 7 30p m lit 3tWy, NCOME lAX Se., ce' Feda ol o d S o e TOJle~ Wo do Eb n W1 '121'1 THE RAC NE Volun ee F e Oepo ne11t w I sponso a gu shoo eve y So u doy a b pm o he bu ld ng n Bo sha foe o y choke guns. on y I memory Canl ollbania and liNtull.l")' 6 renll Pft' word t3 00 ninunwn Cull In IMivllOl"t: THE RACINE Gu C ub Cu Shoo eveySndayoeoo Fa o y c ho~e gu s on y A sso ed meo s Mobile Home ulaand Yardu~ W1.' ltet't"JII.ed <Illy wtlh tuft • lh t:t't.ler i5 :t! II dwrge rill' alb t:arry mg BuJ; Number In CareuiThtSeni.inel NCOME TAX S~ v ces Fed e a ond S ote Taxes Woltace Russel 8 odbu y 992 7228 ANNOUNCING he open ng nf he pub c oc aun ng ott ce of Rage LucMeydoo Ice sed pub c a cou on lo o ccoun ng and bookKeep ng ~e '~~ ces and p epo ol on of fede o and sto e lOll retu ns o 79 1 Wa nu S M ddlepo Oh 9fl7 2b66 Hou s bv oppa n men SIO N 2nd Moddleport 992 3451 NOTICE P J PAULEY, AGENT ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL Rae ne WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES Nal!onwtde lhs (10 of Cplqm!JUs 0 804 W Matn Pomeroy Ph 949 9130 V' Ph ff2 2318 Mooday Noon 01 &lhan!My MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH RACINE FOOD MARKET THE STORE WITH A HEART 296 W 2nd Ph 949 2626 Rae ne ~ u.v rrl2'., IPM lHE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & WAN CO U~edar Pomeroy WANTED P ck ng up o p a no n you a eo l-ook ng fo a us pons be po y o toke o ... e bo on e Con be seen oco l y Co I c ed manage collec 64593f>697 a w e ced manege Athens Mol Sa e S ee A hen s Oh o 415 70 1 F YOU ha ve a sc v ce o offe won o buy o sel some h ng oe look ng fa wo k o who eve you II ge esu s fos e w h o Sen nel Won Ad Ca ll992 2 156 berun! pqbli alion Sur<loy IPM Ph 992 3163 Fnd~ty ~tftemoon Loot and hund "'anted to Uu' LOS1 O N Nye Ave So 2h e b ow a u e oIe f o .,-o e d t pease co 992 2880 CA~H pod Ia "O nolo.eio o d ode!:. o ob e hones fiho eo li'o ode b 4 423 ~J IMUI:Iol o n010y Fo es Po due .. 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THIS SPACE FOR RENT 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS Pomerov MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET Ph 992 2582 PHONE 992 2156 Mason Ph 773 572 KINGSBURY HOME SALES &SERVICE, INC ) Pomeroy 1100 E Maop Ph 992 7014 r ti l:' r ~ II are d Ph 949 2882 214 E Mam oil vie rl e pe pie who are n gl h r I opt' DAN THOMPSON FORD, INC CARS & TRUCKS 461 S 3rd Middleport Ph 992 2196 t vely e ery sec n tr t 1 t t~t v yt \ urgu tl 1 lv.l 1t POINTVIEW CABLE lV SYSTEMS, INC become y n <h tl e ) For The Best n TV Viewing Pomeroy Call992 2505 Ph 992 5130 Copy gh 978 Kese Ad er1s ng SeNce S asbug V gna Sc p e eeccab he Am& an BDieSOC et WAID CROSS SONS STORE BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT IQOF HO LOW Ho ses Bu.,- sel " ode o a n New and used )add e$ Ru h Reeves A bony ~ b 4 698 32904. ME GS COUNTY Hu none Soc e y Ca a ne and adop on Se v ce 992 7680 742 3162 992 5427 RSNG SlAR Keel Boadng ndoo and outdoo u s G oom ng o b eed5 Clean son a y locltes Che he Phone (6 4)367 0292 AKC DOBERMAN P nsche 2 mole p pp es 7 weeks old Block & usI 992 2572 A KC REG STEREO Oobe man p ups Ho e health ce t cote 7 wks old S100eoch 843 3053 IN THE COMMON PL~AS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY O'HIO EPNA MAE REEVES ET Al Plant lis Fi~RA Fore Dept Equop Ph 949 2550 BAKERS OF GOODBREAD Hunt ngton W Va THIS SPACE FOR RENT Ph 742 2777 YOUNG'S CARPETING MARK V STORE Featunng PHONE 992 2156 Oeep Steam Extraction Ph 992 2206 Ph 992 7610 Moddleport Oh o Rt 3 Pomeroy REEVES No 16 669 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION- F re Exhn;utshei"s Rutland MAY. 0 XON ET Al Defendants SALES SERVICE GROCERIES &GENERAL MERCHANDISE HEINER'S BAKERY -_ ..- I ca 1 I !1 ) o c It v te rei goo s conv ct ons whtch w II vv Pomeroy Ph 992 m5 n c• t t> II e C I REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES Yi cl 216 E Second 1d dreams But th ev cl Y II n kef rmer tf e r a ms They t: Y! '" acl 1 It e v ldlv s cet s d rd Rae ne Third 51 < R"l ~ RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING A IH wle k ows I w m ch I oil I t that I rst p 1 a Suc C?ts d ptol THE FINEST IN MOBILE HOMES VIRGIL B TEAFORD SR REALTOR ly I l'tt5fur ~ T)J The unknown he rs di'v sees legaleei executors attn n st a ors spouses and ;'I SS gns o A M Reev!s Mary E len Reeves Boring ~arsha 0 ver Reeves Jllne E~eano Bar ng Sanders E*lnma E een Reeves "'C_ I am N cho l u Reeves ~ don Wlnf eld Reeves ~ zabe h Reeves V o et lona ~~e ves and Helen E een ~eves 1' RIGGS USED CARS, INC MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Roy R ggs Church & Off ce Supples NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE GIFTS KERMIT S KORNER St RT 7 Chester Ph 985 4100 ST JOHN UTHERAN CHURCH P ne G O'o'e Tho Re W am M dd eswo h Pas o Ch u ch e es 9 30 a m Su day S hoo 1030on BRADBURY Ct.tURCH OF CHR ST M Dono d Ro ey pas o Sundov s hoo 9 30 o m wo sh p se v ce 10 30 o m Sunday se v ces 7 p m you h g oup Wednesday 7 p m ANT QUITY BAPT ST Rev Eo Shule pos o Sundav schoo 9 30 a m Chu ch se v ce 7 p m you h mee ng 6 p m Tuesday B beSudy 7pm RAC NE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev John A Coft man pas o F onk n Imboden cho man of he Boo d of Ch s on l fe Sundoy Sckoo 9 30 om mo nng wo shp 1030 Sunday e en ng wo sh p 7 30 p m P aye mee ng Wed es doy730pm RAC NE FIRST BAP ST Don l Wo ke Po! o Ronn e Sohe Sunday schao sup Sunday schoo 9 30 a m mo n ng wo sh p 0 40 o m Sunday e en ng wo sh p 7 30 Wednesday even ngBbesudy 730 OANV LLE WESLEYAN Re R D 8 own pas o Sunday S hoo 9 JO o m mo n ng wo sh p 045 youh se ... ce 645 pm O'len ng wo sh p 7 30 p m p aye and pro se Wednesday 7 30pm SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST M es T au pas o Sunday sc hoo 0 o m S 9\le e svpt Even ng se ce 7 p m p O)le mee ng Thu sdoy 7 p m CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD Re Bobby Po e paso Sun doy school 9 30 a m wo sh p se '~~ ce I o m even ng se v ce 7 30 you h se v c• Wedn•sdoy 1 30p m LANGSVIllE CHRIST AN CHURCH Robe t Musse pas o Sunday schoo 9 30 o m Roy S gmon sup mo n ng wo sh p 10 30 Sunday e'len ng se ... ce 7 30 m d week se v ce Wednes doy730pm SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Dole Boss Bob Moo e Sunday pas o School sup Sunday schoo 9 30 o m mo n ng wo sh p 0 45 o m evange sl c se v ce 7 p m Wednesday se "'ces - p oye and p a se 7 p m Noza ane yov h 7 p m Do ly p aye mee ng 8 30 o m Mens p aye mee ng Satu day 7 p m EDEN UN TEO BRETHREN IN CHRIST Elden R 8 o\e pasto Sunday Schoo 10 om Howa d McCoy sup Mo n ng se mon o m Sunday n gh se v ces Ch s on Endeo..,o 7 30 p m Songse>Jce 8pm Peochng a 30 p m M dweelc P ave 99 Moll St mee ng Wed esdoy 7 p m Roy Adorns oy eode CHUR CH OF JESU S CHRI ST lo a ed a Ru a d on New mo Rood ne;.,; o Fo es A e Po ~ Re Roy Rouse pas o Robe Musse Sunday S hoo up S day s hoo 0 30 a m wo sh p 7 30 p m B b e S udy Wedne s day 7 30 p m Sa u day n gh p o11e se v ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHR STAN Rege Wo son pas o Ken e h Bye Sunday s hoo sup Mo n g wo sh p Q 30 o m 5 n day hoo 030 om e enng se ce 7 30 Wedne sday 8 b e Sudy730pm MT UN ON BAPT ST Don Sunday s h oo W l son supe n enden Sundov schoo 9 45 o m e e ng wo sh p 7 p m P oye mee ng 7 p n Wed esdoy UPPER S PtA NS CHR STAN CHURCH E gen e Unde wood pos o Howe d Co dwell J Sunday Schoo Sup Sunday School 9 30 a m Mo n ng Se rna 10 30om ::iu ndoy e en ng se ce 7 pm LETAR T FA S UN TED BRE HREN Re F eelond No s pos o F oyd No s sup Sunday sc hoo 9 30 o m mo n ng se man 0 30 o m P aye se v ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOO OF PRO PHECY 0 J Wh e Rood o f 60 Re Geo ge G oy e pas o Sun doy Schoo 10 a m A hu Hen son Sup t Mo n ng Wo sh p o m Yo g Peep e s se ce 7 p m Even ng se ce 7 30 p m Wednesday M d Week P aye Se ce 7 30 p m You h mee ng 6 30 p f"''\ E en ng w o sh p 7 30 p m { HESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re He be G o e pos a Wo sh p se v ce o m o d 7 30 p m Sun day Sunday School 9 30 a m R cho d Bo on sup P aye mee ng Wednes day 730pm BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRISt Gob e Mz s paso 8 be Sunday Schoo 9 30 o m mo n ng ch u ch 0 30 a m Sunday e en ng se ce 7 00 p m Wectnesdoy se v ce 7 30 p m LAURE Cl FF FREE METHOD ST CHURCH Re F oyd F Shook pa~ o oyd W gh Sunday Schoo Sup Morn ng Wo sh p 9 30 a m Sunday Sthool 0 20 o l'n Wednesdo~ P aye ond B be S udy 7 30 p m Sunday uven ngwoshp730pm Cho Poe ceThu sdoy 7pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST (ho es Russe I S m n ste R ck Mocornbe sup Sun day school 9 30 o m wo sh p se vee 030om BbeS udy Tues day 730pm Middleport Pomeroy Oh REORGAN ZED CH URC H OF ESUS CHR ST OF LATTER DAY SA NTS Po o d Ro ne Rood W om Ro h pa s o Ru ue Ro h. h hoo D e o S day S hoo 9 30 a m M o n g wo sh p 0 30 o m Su day e e ng e e p m Wed es day e en ng p o.,-e !>e ces 7 30 p n BETH EHEM BA P ST Ro Eo Sh e pa s o Wo sh p se e 9 30 a m Sunday s heo 0 30 a m B b e S udy e d p eye se e hu sdoy 730p n CAR E ON CHURCH K gsbu y Rood Goy Kng po o S dav s hoo 930om eenngwo hp 30 p m P ay e mee ng Wedne sday 7 JO p Tl ONG BOTTOM CHR STAN 8 e Sm h pas o Wo l o e Damewoo d Sup B b e S hoo 9 30 a n P eo h ng se 0 45 o m No e e grse e HYSE L RUN FREE METHODS CHURCH Re He be A g pas o Sundov S hoo 9 30 a m Mo n ng se e 0 30 o m E angel s c se ce 7 p m P ave mee g 'lhu sdoy 7 p m FREEDOM GOSPE M SS ON o Bod Knob Re ow ence G ue en amp S po o Rage W o d S Sunday s hoo sup Sunday s hoo q 30 o Sunday e en ng se ce 7 p m P ay e mee ng Tuesday 7 30 p m E nes De e e ass code You h mee ng Wednesday 7 30 pm w li Don and Mo he Meadow s eode s WH TE S CHAPEL Coo lie RD Re Roy Dee e pa s o Sunday e schoo 9 30 o m wo sh p se 0 30 o m B ble s udy and p ay e se ce Wedne :;doy 7 30 p m RUT AND RUT LAND CHURCH OF CHR ST Dens Sm h pa so Fonk Vovng Su day s hoo sup Sun do schoo and on nu fl on 9 30 a m Wo sh p and omu n on 0 30a m RUT AND CO MMUN TV CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 o m w o sh p se ... co o m Wednesday p aye mee ng 7 30 p m you h se v ces Sunday 7 p m Sunday n gh wa sh p 7 30 ~UTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re loyd D G mm J posto Sunday sc hool 9 30 o rn wo sh p se ce 0 30 o m ~ oodcos I e o e WMPO young pea p e s se v ce 6 30 7 p m evange s c se v ce Wednesday 7 p m MASON COUNTY F RST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Co e of Seco d and A nde son Mason Pas o F onk ow he Sundar sc hoo 9 4S a m wo sh p e e I o m and 7 30 p m Week y B b e S udy Wednesdoy 7 30 p m o RIDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE & HARDWARE Hamel te Saws Ph 985 3308 MASON CHURCH OF CHR ST P 0 Box 4.87 M a S Mason W Vo Sunday B b e S udy 0 o m Wo sh p o m and 7 p m B ble S udy Wedne sday 7 p m Voca l "'"'MASON ASSEMB Y OF GOO Du dd ng Lon e Mason W Vo Ches e ennon Pas o Su nday 9 45 o m Ch d en s Schoo Chu t1 6 45 p m You ng Peep e s Se a b 45 p E ange s c Se e 730 pm Womens M s sana y Coun 0o m s and h d uesdoys P aye and B be S udy Wedn.esdoy 7 30 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR ST N CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev W am Compbe I pas o Sunday S hoo 9 30om James Hughes up e en ng se e 7 30 p m Wed nesday e en ng p ay e nee ng 7 30 p m You h p aye se e eo h uesdoy B BLE CH URCH FA RV EW l e o W Vo R Rev Cho es Ho g o es po o Wo sh p se ces 9 30 o m Sunday s hoo o m e ... en ng wo sh p 7 30 pm Tuesrioy co age p oyer nee ng and B be s udy 9 30 a m Wo sh p se e Wednes day 730pm CALVARY BIB E CHURCH 26 N Se on d M dd epo A on B o kwoqd pas o Se v ces on Sunday a 0 30 o m and 7 30 p m w k Sunday s hoo a 9 30 a rn B ble s udv Wednesday 7 30p m INDEPENDENT HOL NESS CHURCH NC Co ne Fou h Re and nco n S $ M dd epo 0 De Maney pas o Sony Hud son Sunday Sckoo supe n en den t!' Sunday schoo 9 30 o m e en rt9 worsh p 7 30 p m and p a ~e se v ce p oye W~nesdoy 7 30 p m THE PEOPLES CHURCH OF POMEROY - Co ne Mo n ond Co u Ss hd floc oe gh ho~Jse Res au an Hen y Cook pas o Sunday s hool 0 om monngwoshp I om even ng se v ce 1 30 Wednes day e en ng se v ce 7 30 n e denom not ana tu I gospel RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pas o Oen-n s 8c e1 Sunday Schoo 0 a m wo sh p se v ce II 30 a m and 7 30 p m P O)le mee ng Wednesday 1 30 p m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHR ST Tkomas L Homes paso Bbe sudy So u day 7 30 p m Evongel st c p m p aye mee ng Tuesday 730pm BbeSudy Thu sday 7 30p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLNESS - Ho son'~~ I e Road Dewey K ng pas o Ed son Weave ass s on Hen y Ebl n J Sunday s hoo sup Sunday schoo 930 om mo nng wo POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN STORE Chester sh p a m Suf)doy e en ng se e 7 30 p aye mee ng Th s day 730pm SYRACUSE F RST CHURCH OF GOD - No Pen ecos ol Re Geoge 0 e paso Woshp se v ce Sunday 9 45 a m Sun day schoo o m wo sh p set v e 730 pm Thusdoy pave mee ng 7 30 p m MT HERMON Un ed 8 e h en Chu ch Sunday School 9 30 o m Wo sk p se v e 0 AS a. m P eo h ng se ... ces eve y Sunday o e no ng w h C E Wednesday p aye meet ng 7 30 p m Rev James leach pas o Dav d Ho e oy eode JEHOVAH S WITNESSES I m le eos of Rut and unci on a t Route \24 and Nob e Summ t Rood (T 1741) Sunday B b e lee tv e 9 30 o Wo ch owe s udy 10 30 o m TuEtsday 8 be s udy 7 and 8 5 p m Thu sdoy theoc o c sc hoo 7 30 p m se ce mee ng 830pm HOPE BAPTIST 570 G oo S M dd epa Bebby Elk llS pes o Sunday School 10 a m wo sh p se e a m even ng se ce 7 30 p m Thu sdoy p ave mee ng and B ble s udy 7 30 pm RUT AND FREEW L SAPT ST Chu ch - Leland Ho ey pas o Sunday school 10 o m e'llen ng se v ce 7 30 p m P aye mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOO of P ophecy oco ed on he 0 J Wh te Rood ott h ghwoy 60 Sunday Schoo 10 a l'n Supe n endenl ohn ovedoy Ff/:5 Wednesday fl gh o mon h CPMA se v ces second Wednesday WMB mee ng th rd h ough f hh youth se v ce Ceo ge C oyle pasta HOPE BAP.l ST CHAPEl 57D G on S M dd epo t Re ... Bobbv EM ns Sundays hoo 0 om mo n ng wo sh p II even ng Tku sdoy wa shp 7 30 p m e en ng B ble s udy and p aye mee ng 7 30 p m Aff I o ed w h sse BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHR ST Gob el M oz pastor Sunday school 9 30 o m mo n ng chu ch 10 30 am Juno chu ch J> og om unde d ec on of Karen M oz fa ch d en 2 0 du ng egula chu ck hou n chu ch basemen Sunday e'o'en lng serv ce 7 p m Wadne,day se viu 7 30 p m JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER Geo ge s C aalrl Road Chu ch schoo 930om monngwo shp 030 e>J•nng•• vee 730 P ave meet ng W~nes.day 7 30 pm ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of Sycamore and Second Sis Pomeroy The Rev W lliom M ddleswor h Pastor Sunday Pomeroy Ohto Schoo a 9 45 a m and Chu h Se ICes! om SACRED HEART Re Fa he Paul 0 We on pas a Phone 992 2825 So u day e en ng Moss 7 30 Sunday Mo ss 8 and 0 o m Confess on So u day 7 7 30 p m CHR ST AN BAPTIST - On he Rau e 7 bypass James E Keesee pas o Sundoy school 0 o m mo n ng wo sh p 11 a m even ngse ce 7 ON DEANS LIST Eleven area students have heen named to the Oh10 Unoversoty dean s list for the 1977 78 fall quarter To be named to the list a student must earn a grade pomt average of 3 3 or hogher They are Arthur Ray Leach fresh man Route I Cheshore Jeanie Boggs JUnior Maureen Ella Hennesy Jun or Jeffrey Davod Holter sophomore Leonard c Lyons senoor K1mberly Jane 01\longer sophomore JQy Chnst ne Whote JUnior all of Pomeroy Sharon Theoss Borch senoor Paul Glenn Sornpson junior and Vick1 Kara Wolfe Jumor all Racone area and Susan Lynn Goebel freshman Route 1 Reedsvllle EIGHT WIN DEGREES Eight area students receiving degrees at the end of the fall tenn at Ohio Unlvers1ty were Mary May Hysell Route 1 Minersville MED Leo Charles HlJI Route 3 Racone MA Mary Sue Hayes Pomeroy BGS Randy Thomas Sommons Route I CooM)Ie BSED John V Swartz Route 2 Coolvolle BGS Roma Lynn Sayre Racine BBA Jnn E Morris Rl\lland BSED and John M Branner Route 1 Shade BSCE a nt fts have b ought th s <lG on nam ng you as one of h'e Detendan s n the above ~ by f I r'jQ their Com lh nt on ,.Ot>cember 9 1977 ~he ob eel of the Comp an -;_, o part on the fa ow ng UHsc bed real esta e ~ uated n Sc p o Town sllip n he County of Me gs Ad S ate a( Oh o ow I PARCEL NO I Be ng n he Southeast quarter of Sec t on No '23 Team No 7 Ra nge No .4 of the 0 C P und bounded as fo lows Oeg n ng 30 ads South of the Northeas corner of sad quar e Sect on and 46 rods ~ nd 22 nks Wes of the East ne o sa d quar er Sect on ence ) Wes 23 rods and 3 nks 2 So uth 34 rods and 16 nks 3 East 23 ads and 3 nk s (4) North 34 rods and 16 nks to the p l ace of beg n ng con an ng F ve (5) acres w h r ght of way from h s and hroug ands now o wned by Wm C Reeves and L(l na Reeves to the publ c h ghwa)l PARCEL NO 1 Beg nn ng n h e I ne be ween Sect on No Twentr hree (231 and seventeen 17) at the South wes t corner of a lot of and formerly deeded by Jesse Page to John Page thence East twen y One rods to the Eas t s de of the A hens and Ga 1 po l s road o the wes ne o'f a lo of and formerly ..Deeded by Jesse Page to s amuel Pave thence Sou h on sa d ne ~nd a ong the Eas s de of he rOad to the Nor heas ca ner Gf a lot of and deeded by me to Mart n Rupe thence West abou wen y one rods to the pe be w ee n sect ons twenty hree ~nd se~enteen thence No th a on g sad line to the p ace ot beg nn ng cori a n ng sorh e wo acres more a ess and is a part of sect ons No Seventeen ( 17 Town (1) Seven Range Number FoUrteen ( 14 n the Oh o Com panv s Purchase PARCEL, NO 3 Beg nn ng h y rods Sou h from the North East cornel" of the Sou h Eas qua er of Section No Twen y three town seven Range Fou teen of the Oh o Company s Purchase hence Wes seventy rods hence Sou h about th rty ads o L S Townsend s land thence East seventy oc1s to the Eas ne of sad Sec an twenty three thence North a ong seld E.!st I ne th rty rods to the place Of beg nn ng conta n ng th r een and one e ghth acres ' more or ess save and excep s K acres ott the wes s de o sa d racf af and now owned by A M Ree>Jes PARCEL NO 4 A so ano her o or pa eel ot land beg nn ng a the Southeas co ner of he above desc bed o then ce east abou se~e n een rods o to the Sto!lte road as now travel ed hence No thwa d y a ong State road abau h rty one ods and f fteen and one ha nks or to Coumba Down ng s Sou h ne hence West along sa d Down ng s You hI ne abou wen v rods o to he East ne of sad Sec on twen y h ee hen c e Sou h along sad En I ne about h rty rods o he place of beg nn ng cant an ng three acres and s x y to u rod s be ng so much o Sec t on seven een n own seven ange to u rt een n h ~ Oh o Company s Pu chase The amour') conveyed by th s deed be ng ten ac es and e ghty tau ads mo eo ess Rete ence Deed vo 20 Page 67 Me gs ~ounty D ee d Reco ds The fo tow ng descr bed ea es a e s ua ed n Sc p o Townsh p Me gs County and Stat~ of Oh o o w t Beg nn ng at the N E ca rne of a (5 f \le acre o of land now owne d by A M Reeves unn ng sou h a ong eas ne of sa d o 34 ads and 6 nks thence east 4 ads and 16 3 6 nks tl'1en ce north 34 rods and 6 nks hence wes 4 ads and 15 3 5 nks o the p ace of beg nn ng conta n ng ght of way 1 ac e w th through ands now owned by Wm C Reeves hers and Lona Ree\les o pvbl c h gh way The abo~e descr bed ac e es n Sect on 23 Town 7 Range 4 o he Oh o Company s Pu chase Reference Deed Vo l 22 Page 33 Me gs County Deed Records and the demand s hat the ea es a e be pa oned and ordered so bu f sa d rea esta e ca nnot be p~rt toned then he r ghts nteres and 1 ens of all the partes hereto ma)l be rut y dee m ned ad usted and pro tee ed tha he propert es be sod and p oceeds d str bu "' d ha he Defendan s a he r he s de\II,S~P legatees executors adm ato s spouses o ass be requ red o se up and a lege the natu e of h e c a m n fhe rea es ate here n de cr bed ar be foreve barred om dong same tha le to he prope es be qu eted that a lawl!nce be made for at orneys fees and for the P a nt ffs cost here n and for such othe rei ef as the Pia nt tfs may be en led You are equ red o answer he Compla n w h n wenty e ght days et er the ast pub ca on o f th s no ce wh ch w be pub shed once each week to s x success ... e weeks and the las pub ca on w 1 be made on Februa y 17 1978 n case of your t a lure o answe o o herw se espond as pe m ted by the Oh o Rues of C v I P ocedure w th n Me me sa ed udg ment by detau w 1 be endered aga ns you for the el e demanded n he Comp an LARRY E SPENCER By Mar ene Harr son CLERKOFCOURTOF COMMON PLEAS ME GS COUNTY OH 0 Me gs Coun y Cou house Pam eroy Oh a 45769 (1) 13 20 27(2)3 0 17 6 SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OHIO ~~ EIGS COUNTY CASE NO 1'551 The Athens County Savings 1 La an Co Plaintiff vs Elden E Slack and cand1ce M Slack Defendant In pursuance to an ORDER OF SALE n he above en t tied action w orter to sale at pubic euct on at the fronts eps of the Cour House n Pomeroy Oh o Me gs County on Saturday the 8 h day of Febru&ry 1978 at 10 00 o c ock a m the fo tow ng descr bed reel estate s tuate n he County of Me gs and St&te of Ohio to CO N S CUHHENCY oke s old poclo.et wo ches o d t-.o ~ o o d gold We ad 964 o d a ide I e o Huy c o ode Co Rage Wo cy 74'1 233 OW 1-UKN URE ce bolles b beds on beds e o np house hods W eM D M R 4 Pone oy Oh o o 99'1 77b0 ~ a e e e o PHONE 992-3723 RESUME REQUESTED IN THE COUNT PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN THE MATTEA OF SETTLEMENT OF AC COUNTS PROBATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Accoun s and ~ou c he s of he o ow ng nam ed due ar es have bee t ed n Me gs he P oba e Cou County Oh o to app ova l and se I emen t CASE NO 6043 Sx hand Cu ent Accoun of R cha d E Jones T us ee o he Trus vnde W I of Ba H Rawl ngs Deceased CASE NO 6 043 Seventh and Cu e n Account of R cha rd E Jones T ust ee of he Trus under w 1 o Ba t H Raw ngs Deceased CASE NO 22 189 F 5 and F na Account of ames E S mpson Guard an of the Es a e of Reed Gandee an ncampe tent Person CASE NO 21 994 F na and D s r bu >Je Account of James E S mpson Ad m n st a to o th e Es ate ot Be ha Ne meye Deceased Un ess exce p ons are f led here o sa d accoun s w 1 be for hear ng befor e sad co ur on he 77 h day o February 1978 a wh ch me sa d accounts w II be cons dered 11nd can nued from day to day unt t na y d sposed of Any pe son nteres ed may f e w t en excep ons o sa d accounts or o ma te s pe a n ng o the exccuf an of the ust not ess Man f ve days p o o he da e se for ea ng Mann ng Webster Judge COmf"''\On Pleas Cour Proba e D v s on MegsCo ny Oho 27 1 c WANT TO BU'f House o nob e ho ne ou y w h some o eoge o o d on o Con poy down poyme eoso ob e Only. e es ed peop le eed o mo n o mo on o PO Bo;.,; 9 longsv I c OH 4574 s 1969 Old s De o 88 w h a N e $3b0 967 Che ole Co p e 307 u bo a s n ss on mag wheels CB od o $375 Co 1742 3010 97 7 CAMARO P S P B AM M av o V 8 Co I 992 356S of e 5 30 pm 972 CHEV'1 IMPALA good n e o es and body Mo o ceds wo k eosonob e p ce John Vo Me e 997 72BB SPEC Al AUCT ON So u day 7 p m A new lu n u e and ohe ms lam o soe closeou o Oh o R e Auc on Me gs Plaza M ddlepo Oh o AUCTION FR OAV 7 p n Used guo on eed woshe and d ye 85 000 BTU o e u no e desk and Ia s of ,...ew ond used me hand se o Oh o R e Au on Me gs P ozo M dd epa Oh o Robert D Heru ey and Sharon L Hensley et al Defendants n pursuance of an ORDER OF SALE n the above en t e.d ac l on 1 w II offer tor sa e at pub c aud an at the ront s eps of the Court House n Po me oy Me gs Coun y Oh o on Sa urctay February 8 978 a o 15 o cock A M he fol ow ng descr bed rea es ate s tua e n the Townsh p of 0 ve County at Meigs s a e ot on o ow Be ng a port on o Lot No :l5 ot George P McCune s Second Add on o the V age a Tu ppe s P a ns as he same s reco ded n he Record of Pia ts of Towns and V I ages n Vo ume 3 flage 29 desc bed as o lows Beg nn ng a the No hwest earner of sa d Lo No '25 at a stake thence Eas tol ow ng he Nor h ne of sad Lo No 25 ad stance of 48 5 feet to a sake thence South and pa allel w th the west nt Of Lot No 25 ad stance of 148 5 eet to he south ne ot sa d Lol No 25 at a stake hence West to low ng the sou h ne o Lot No 25 a d stance of 148 5 teet o a s ake on he wes ne of Lot No 25 hence no h follow ng the wes, ne of Lot No '25 a d stence ot 148 5 feet o he pla c-e of beg nn ng be ng the west l-48 fee of La No '25 Reference Vo 204 page 485 Me gs Coun 1J Deed Reco ds Cannot be so d to ess than wo th rds of he appra sed va ue Property appre sed at S x een housand dot Iars s 6 000 Ter.n s of Sale Cash n hanct sub ect to real estate axes JamesJ Proff t1 &tie riff Meigs County 1l 20 27 ('2 3 10 17 stc s NOW OPEN GINO'S OF MASON Pti)NE 773-5536 I . a et>o e J e New pho e 992 58 3 AND 4 RM f n shed 5434 u n hed and un op s Phono 992 Home Po M eo B own adu c g JIM KEESEE .. 0 w 0 ' 40225 J5 69 h APPLIANCE SERVICE c. We have enlarged our servtce department and w II servtce Hotpo1nt and other brand!!i PUPP ES Po Ge no ~h~p he d 2 flO e nd 3 te no es Co 992 632;? o e S p n Mobile Humes for Sal< 974 SK VL Nt 4 ""56 3 bed oom oo e e S7SOO 99'2 20 9 HOBSTffiER REALTY Have 4 Bedroom ranch ocated 3 m les from Rt 1 Wesl Shade Nice Double W•de 24x56 on corner lot n Arbaugh Addlt on lnclud ng furniture and app ances Cheryl Lemley Anoc ate Home Phone 742: :ZOOl Htlton Wolle Sr Assoc t afe Home Phone 949 1589 CHEMICALS etc Wood Meta I Plasttcs Ant ques & Modern 4 Yr od w th c ly water Ira ler for only S6 000 14!ACRES - Twothords s good barbed wire fence Some fru t old house and barn $36 1100 MIDDLEPORT - Nice 3 bedroom dining living about 22x24 equipped kitchen Inter com natural gas furnace and fenc;ed yard A I furnished for STARCRAFT FAll So e M moo s 20 a d 'J.2 aVe T a e s 18 5 $3 Cf9 25 7 Bu khou se $4 8 5 Fo d down $ 700 up We e e e an d qua l y Open Sunday s Camp Conlev. S a of Sa es R 6'1 N of P P eosan fh.al Estate lor Sate HOMESITE S o so e o e and UP. M dd epo eo Ru ond Co 992 748 NEW J bed oom ho e 2 bo hs I o e Mdd epo a elec close o Ru ond Phone 992 7.<481 lAVENDER CONSTRUCTION Syracuse Oh1o Free Estimates Phont 992 3993 18 dining and equipped kitchen Unfln shed basement and 2 acres Only J fomlly room w th wood burner carpet and utra lot NEW LISTING- Lorge 7 !IOflener Model UC SVI Now Only •279.95 Middleport s 5 000 IF YOU NEED A 1971 CALENDAR DROP IN AND GET ONE OF OURS Helen L Tuford Gordon B Teaford 5•• P Murphy CARTER FREE ESTIMATES Storm Wondows & Doors Replace men I W1ndows Alumonum S1dmg Soll1tl Gutters Awmngs PWMBING & HEATING INC. lARRY lAVENDER Syracuse Ohoo Ph 992 399] 1·18·1 mo a p ope y opp ox 7 leve and e o ed a s Plo so Oho Roue e 6 4 667 630.<1 ELWOOD BOWERS RE PA R Sweepe s oa e s o al s no opp o es ow ow u e~ o S a e H ghw oy C.o ogu on R9u e 7 Pho e b 4 9[1 3825 NEW LISTING - Brick home 3 ranch type Bdrms 1 , baths d nlng room WBF P central a r hardwood floors & carpet ng storm windows & doors ow e ec bll s many fine features SJS 000 00 POMEROY - Close in 3 Bdrm new home d nlng room level at hardwood floors & carpeting Owner w II help with f nanclng S26 600 00 l'h STORY - In good repa r 3 bdrms n ce bltllt in k t bath !eve lot WBF P good look ng n & out ONLY $141100 00 COUNTRY - 2 acres 2 PRICE REDUCED BUILOlNG TO SITES Apprx 10 acres mostly le\lel on paved Rd water & elec ava lable $13 100 00 SPECIAL - This 3 level home can be yours for only S6 725 00 In PDmtroy remodellng kit bath tall for more Info WE MAY HAVE THE BUYER THAT S INTERESTED IN YOUR PROPERTY! LIST WITH US TODAY HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATES 992 2259 992-tm rn 8AMto4JOPM SALES AND SERVICE 11 9 li e llf" TOll ~ (1 7'11 3091 U~LEV WR EC K ~R l> 0 Ha o 5 Do.,- o SAVE ON CARPETING Candy Stnpe Rubber Back Regular SO 95 Save S4 88 Sq Yd 12 and IS fl Width Carpet rubber back 4 88 SQ YD 1 Reg S6 95 notmstalled 30 rolls of carpet 1n stock Good selectton all on sale Installed wtth padd ng extra to pay MAR TIN Ex sys o ns dump uck e b o 1\ op Pl)o e 6 4 BATHROOMS AND K che ~ e node led e on c e plu n b ng o pen y qnd gene a mo n tenance 3 yeo s e" pe~ce 992 3b85 y 949 2657 no Call742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRAT~ CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 22 1 Rutland ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• • •• LIFETIME GUARANTEE ••• ON FRAME •• All Styles & Colors •• •• 20%.30% •• •• • OFF •• OPEN •• Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday •• 800111500 ThuJSday 8 til Noon ••• •• Fnday Til 5 •• ••• Closed Saturday At 5 P M •• •• •• RUTLAND FURNITURE • • •• 742 2211 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Arnold Grate 992 2UI w 0 opo o d E.XCAVA NG doz.e oode o d bo khoe wo 1.. dun and lo boys o f d a o mes o e. and g a e Cal Bob o Rage Jef fe s day phonq 992 7089 n g phone 992 3525 o 992 5232 HOWERY AND co o n g se p doze backh oe I mes o e g o g R 43 po 698 733 yp se The oy oo o ge o 747 2348 0 I BRADFORD Auc l once Con pie e 5e e PI one 949 2487 o 949 7000 No o 0 o C B odto d EX CAVAT NG doze bo kh oe ondd c o Co es R Ho Ie d Back Ho(l Se o Ru ond Oh o Ph o & 4'1 '1008 MAIN POMEROY 300 Matn St Pomeroy Oh o Pomeroy 992 6282 or 992 6263 Bus:mel5s Sen:tceH SEW NG MACH NE Repo s maKes 992 :n64 Fob Shop Pone Au o ed S gu So es Se e We sho penS so $9 000 00 Realtor Auoctatts 1163 2nd Ave Gall pols 446 7813-446 1833 mo COU NTRY Ia m and w h se d ed w oo ds wa e o d good oc cess n Man oe Coun y W Vo $ 000 down co (30.<1) 772 3 02 0 (3D4 ) 772 3227 bedroom 3 yr old ranch nome w th arge I vlng eq•lpped k tchen Upholstery Shop SMALL fa n fo soc 10 down ew e I o ed Mo oe Coun y W Vo Phone 304 772 3 02 0 (304 )772 3227 story 1 1 baths garage storage b dg remodeled AREA Tr~State REMODEl NG Plu nb g eo g o d o yp es o f ge e o epo Wo k guo on ee d 10 yeo e~o: pe en e Pho e 997 2409 $38 SOD ANXIOUS - To se I thlo 3 $24 000 RACINE Profess onal Servi(e 39 yrs uper ence Free es t• mates p ckup & deii\IIHV service Res dent al & Commercial - Save f!Jel & Money- Upholstering Servtce Custom Protessional Rehn sh ng Repa nnQ Ant ques Bought & Sold D ck Seyler Phone 991 1798 100 Kerr St Qll VIRGIL B TEAFORD SR 216 E Second Street Pomeroy Oh o 457'' Phone992 3125 LIKE NEW - -UpholsteJY- Cellulose F1ber Blown Into Walls and Att1cs We Strip Patnf Varn shes VA FHA JOy t non ng e ond Mo gage 77 E S a e Athens phone 6 4 s•n 305 room older home with bath natural gas and 2 car garage near stores In Jock W Corser M;r Phone 992 2111 Blown lnsulat1011 TEAFORD[H t.. Chester Oh 0 10 JO c • Comme ac es uppe 7 Pho Let Pomeroy Landmark soften & condtlton your water wtth Co-op water Pomeroy Landmark Box 34 l:ampmg l!:ljlllpmenl bedroom beam ceiling living colored bath Let us test your water FrM Jack's Septic Tank Semce NEI G I:::R S FO R bu ld g house s bah oo s al knd o c pa wo M and who a e you C uy N egle Ro ne 0 o Co 949 2508 e e ngs electricity & sewer Near store w th 2 bedroom NEED A WATER SOFTENER? Phone 985 3806 PUL N S EXC AVAT NG (a mpl e e Se ce PI one 992 24 B BUNDY TROMBO"'NE~sed one )IEtO n good orld on Call 9.<19 2.<1 2 o otto Res dent1al otnd commerc1al Ciill for est mate 24 hour serv ce ' an ~E Pomt 117 Anydav anyhmt Ururlne•s Sen~ce• GeorgeS Hobstetter Jr Broker 107 2 Sycamore St Pomeroy Oh o Close Thursdays Saturdays at noon !912174 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING JOHNIE'S BEAUTY SALON Pomeroy Oh o arge 3 bedroom ranch home 2 1 baths woodburnlng f replace nice luxurious kitchen with range dishwasher and disposal 2 c"r garage on 1 ..c acres SH lNG OUT ~ue o Smal g oce y slo e and gas stat on w h s ock and eqo p men loco ed ot Langsv lie on Rou e 24 Ve y geod buy Co 992 SB6B o 742 9045 ,~ Carpet &UpholsteiJ Phone Mob Youn1 At 992 2206 01 9921630 fRH BURROUGHS SENSI MAT C ac co u~t ng moch ne Has been unde se ce con oc and n good cond on Con be seen ol The Do y Sen nel Cou I s_ P ~~ o~ _ _ _ CATTLE ONE Cha alas bu 5 cows due o co f 3 yeo I ng co ves 992 720 ons 3'17 MOTORS, II'\IC. Mtddleport Ohto 11 9 tt c NOTICE CA FEMAH leng o ed dog lob ado ~ pe So h e y I en dly o eab e N e oo k ng pe '149 2607 696 I 072 So BOO ----- MEIGS PlAZA fhe Ot'1111ton Check With us before you 9b5 CHEVELLE 4 d A C 283 eng 2 bbl ou o ons Ex cellen cond ton Tuck oppe sdBI bed 28 n hgh 742 2-495 . wm ... ~ SMITH NELSON II.• tnoP .. au ~:·· ~·:: ......... .,_ Not The lm111fofl bur BLACK PADDED BAR w th woodg o n lop and s o age she ve! Exce lent and on $50 992 73 '1 ~!r!!~ step Rooto l ,_.., 0 A,..,, LOT - Radlator- LOCI ted In Young's Ail Have Bus ness and nvestment property n Pomeroy -:--:--~- e30pct tosopct on tut at ng co~t E11per enteand futtv nsured Fru Est 667 6479 or -vn l8U 6 lmo Superoor . . . _Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 Dar\\' n Oh o on St Rt 33 $19 900 - - -- by EXPERIENCED ACE HARIMARE Carpetmg Tuppers P a.~ns New l bedroom home w th ga age n Crow s Subd v son $41 000 N ce small home ocated n - step nstructions Sleom Ext11ctoon Pomeroy Landmark basement & garage $32 000 2 acre of ground 8 & S MOB LE HOMES P P eo son W Va bes de He k s 973 B oodmo e 14 "" b-4 2 bed oom 973Do on 4x602bedoom 971Vcto on 4 Jl673bed oom 7 both 972Coen y 2xb53bedoom 969 S a esmon 2 "" 60 2 bed oom ALUMINUM SIDING SOLIDVINYL StOING SOFFIT & CELINGS GUTTERS & DOWN SPOUT EAsy CellulOSIC (wood Iober) Thermal Insulation w th 976 FOR D F 250 Cus om 7. 50 ;.,; 14 00 es w nch On .,. 4 (H)() m Heode s CB Tope deck 0 e $3 000 n ex t os Se o s co s on y of e 2 noon Blown Insulation 0 $2 000 N ce 3 Bedroom bunga ow WALL Hong ngs and ofgon s N ce to Ch s ma s Reosonob e can 992 22 4 J&L Owe PM wl S tuated In the V llage of Syracuse County of Me gs and S ate of Ohio and descr bed as to laws Be no 35 feet off of the west side of l.,ot No 77 n sal~ V llage of Syracuse In the County of Meigs and St~te of Oh o 1, Property appr~ sed at SJOOO and c•nnot be so ct tor less than two thirds of the appra sed va ue Terms of Sale Cash In hand sub ect o real esfl!lte taxes Jill mes J ProfiiH Sher ft Me gs County Ohio Ill 20 27 {2 1 3 10 17 5tc nbe u e PHONE 992 6333 ce Hours 9 A M to COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY vs o Business Services ~BS8 OH SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE CaseNo 16612 Be pre F rst Federal Sav .nos & Loan Assoc Pia nt ff yeQ qq2 ou R:eal.l!:slale for Sale ho COURT OH 0 PANOIUNNG Cn-e COAL IN THE HOM~ ~po MOB U oo 5 noll o p~ e hou cf o d New used o o ques Mo s 1-u u e 10 N '1 d ~ M dd epo Pho e 99'1 63 0 AntoSale.c LEGAL NOTICE COMMON PLEAS W ll C AH~ to he Ide y I 01 c P a e~2 73 4 NO ITEM TOO La ge e W buy I p ece o CH P WOOD Po es no.~~ do -ne e 0 on Ia ges end Sa pe an Bundle d slob S6 pe o Oc l ... e ed o Oh o Po le Ca R 2 Pome oy 992 2b89 Fresh Produce & Plants a pm ,,.. 2dlys PHONE 992 2156 Loc••l & Beech Sis Moddleporl Ph 9929921 Call949 2818 For Appotntment Rae ne Oh a PHONE 992 2156 ,,. 6dHya Complete Automotl\lt Servtce . 15 woro. or lJndtr Cuh lday lHIS SPACE FOR RENT Let The Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES Rutland • �: M idn ight Special 3.4, 1S; Movie " Wild. Wild Planet" 10. l ·Ao-News 13; 2:30-News J ; J:oo-Movle "Crazy Houn'' J; S.oo-Movle " Go West, Yo~mg M1n" 3. Movie Channel 4 5 & 9 PM -- Midway i PGl 7 & 11 PM ... Aud(ey Rose l PG I 8- The Daily Sentinel , M1dtllcport-Pumcroy . 0 , Fnday, Jan . 27, 1978 DICK TRACY by THOMAS JOSEPH WE'RE A COUPLE DECADES LATE CEL.EBAATIN'MEET THE BROWS t PHONED M<KEE IN WMH INGTON lleFORE [ FL.EW HOME ! t<E:S UIILOADI N6 MI<EIHT'I MIDGE ( ' R \'I'TO!Il'OTI':S 39 Adolescent DOWN VEL SEL I Editor's TRVVOOZ EU EM- inverted V IAPVA G D Y ELFUAPLX SDTU 2 French river 3 Giordano 0 L U ARLMPSPUOZ AET opera TVAIEJ RTPETS . VAEYMOT 4 Actress Sandra Yesterday's Cryptoquote: WE CAN ONLY POSSESS 5 Shabby WEALTil ACCORDING TO OUR CAPACI TY .-JOHN RUSK! N Yesterday's ADswer H Do badly 6 Scottish 18 Word of 24 Maple-leaf IS Name : .h . river comparison land 16 Once 7 Eventually 21 CoWller25 Measuring while 8 Conductor tenor device 11 Unstable Bernstein · 22 Sun 27 Ascended 19 "Confessions 9 Printing 28 Weird rooms of .:. Dulfs Z3 "29 Memorize Turner" 11 Tale Saturday 34 Sioux 20 Tar's 15 BrOlldway 35 Confronted Morning" greeting light FRlDAY . JANUARY 27,1978 n Indian r;--r,-,~'1:'""-, 6:3(}-.NBCNews3,4, 1S; ABC News 13, Carol Burnett& city Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10 ; Over Easy 20,33. 22 Glance al 7:0G-Cross .Wits 3; Cross Wits 4; Liars Club6; Muppet quickly Show s, Capitol Beat 33 ; News 10; To Tell The Truth 13 ; Gilligan' s Is. 15 ; Almanac 20. Z3 L!IrnmOX 7:Jo--Porter Wagoner 3; Gong Show 4; Match Game 24 Late H'wood PM 6; Pr ice is R ight 8; MacNeil -Lehrer Report mogul 20,33 ; Beach Girls 10; $100,000 Name That Tune 13; 25 Film sleuth Pop Goes The Country 15. 26 Beverage 8:0G-CPO Sharkey 3,15: Donny & Marie 6, 13; Odd 27 Do over Couple 4 ; Jack Van lmpre Crusade 8; Washington · 30 Girl's name Wee·k in Review 20 ; Showdown of the Dreamteams 31 Suffix for 10; So The People May Know 33 . 8 : 3o-Chlco & Ihe Man 3, 4, IS ; Wall Street Week 20,33 ; Israel Honest Al's, Tigers 10. 32 Pagoda 9 :oo-Rockford Files 3,4, 15; Movie " The Bermuda ornament Depths" 6, 13; Pilot "The World Beyond" 8; Keeper 33 Melodious of t he Wild 10; Soundstage 201 Television : 198.4 33 . 35 Star in 9:3o-on Trial 10. Celus 10 :00---Quincy 3,4, 15; CBS News Special Report 8, 10; 36 Mr. or Mrs. News 20; Union Ma ids 33 . Spral 10:Jo-Monty Python's Flying Circus 20 . 11:00--News 3,4,6,8,10, 13,15; Dick Cavett 20 ; Lili as, 37 Arab Yoga & You 33 . olficial 11 : 30----Johnny Carson 3,4, l 5; Baretta 6, 13; Mash 8; ;IS Hammer in' Movie " The Curse of t he Mummy' s Tomb " 10; Hank · Monty Python's Flying Circus 33. . 12:0o-Janakl 33; 12 :0>-Movle "Shafl" 8. ·DAILY CRYI'TO(J liOTE - Here's hpw t o work it : 12 :4D--Lohm·nan 1\X\'DLB ,\AXR 12 :40---:Lohm;::m '& Barkley 6 ; Ironside 13; 1:OoIs J.O:o;GFELLOW TELEVISI(JN VIEWING .. ,.,' ~ IT'S NOT A "ME"-·IT; A •!JHE".,IIII FACT, 1 8ELIEVE YOW I<I\IOW HEll:~ WLAPEK· YO~R IIA6 15 SCIENTIFIC RESEARCW! t<AVI! '1'01.1 HEARO A).IY RUMOR!S A&OlJT 50ME GENIUS DON' T ~E TOO SURE: VAI<NUM'& RE!AD.,. TO PLU116E INTO '5-0LA/l ENEJIG'1'1 THAT'5 W>iY ACROSS 1 Attired 5 Oul of · condition FiJ'llt-rate U Old-time ship . 12 Tease 13 " Old Rough and ·Ready" •• MAKIN6 A &IlEAl< · T~llOUGM IN 50L.AR ' ENER6'1' f MOTORS! .,_+-+--' ,.. .'· LJTTLE OHPHAN ANNIE TWEHW DOLLARs A MONTH ... SIXT< DOll ARS .. LOS'T 1 TI-10 SE THifFS ··· CH f Af5 _1 BUM S I THREE M ONTHS' I'LL REH1 YOUR SToRE FOR TWEI'!\r A MOMTH '" TWENTy ... THAT YOU'l l GET "· IN ADVAHCE-' EH? ' tLET THOSE CHISELERS HAVE IT BEFORE PRICES WEIH UP ... TO YOU ... FOR.lY A MONTH .. RfJ'H ··· TA~ IT ·•· BUT YOU'RE A I'Ll ~0 MOIIEY'S LEGAL'" SAWBUCKS .. . LOOK ' EM OVER .. . KID ... 15 THIS tAW I KMOW OF SA'fS A K\D CAti'T OWN A STORE AHD RUN IT ... CoME IN CI'TEH, MR. WIRE .. · lEGAl'? I THINK I Wil l .. , MAYBE I'LL LEARl'l SOMETHINCi ABOUT BUSINeSS . 7S Cadillac cpe, DEVILLE 1976 GRAND PRIX Air, AM· FM. V. roof, low mileage . 1 we have discusseo it Full T+ T 4795 Poo Pinq 1 low Full .power . air , mileage , light blue. '9700 • YotlVE HAD OPPO'l.TUNITIES IDL&IVE HERE AND CHOBE NOT TO? • 1,\f A FLGITIVE FROM JUSTICE ? ,\ 0, LET:? 5AY t M.A FUGITIVE . F~OM 6bc!CTY.I . Vinyl roof, full pOwer, air, stereo. 4 Dr .. air . NOW '2495 '1295 1974 CUT. SUP. CPE. 73 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 DR. blue, 1 ,.• - ·. _, &~'ii@ ~ •• " BRIDGE 0 c Q D 0 0 0 0 .• . " 0 • 0 •O 0 0 0 q 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 • c 0 Q b • 0 0 •0 0 . " 0 0 0 • 0 " 0 0 () ' 0 NORTH . • ' 1127 -A 7" Q 10 9 7 3 + 4K I*''"""-Ch<•'D I I ~j ....... - tJ WHAT 'IE OWE ME HEARTH' . ~~~~~~ I trumps arid went a£ter c1 11j.l1: We weryt after them t\a l winning way by lead ing., : ~efinitely rI I I PaR" Pa~s + A lot of players would merely open one diamond with the South hand . Anyone who did that would probably Now arr,'ange the- circled letters to form rne surprise answer; .as auggusted by the above cartoon. Prlntanswerhere: . Vesterday's · fi 11t 1 diamonds . 1(.; He won the first tricl'.: w it ~ his ace of spades, lJ;n·.Z: 1 ' '495 NOW '1695 77 OLDS 98 73 .CUTLASS 4 DR. REGENCY SEDAN George's Demo .. full power, factory air, stereo, 6,000 miles. NOW Was 59,244 73 BUICK LESABRE the right perc.:t'f'tl 11 QJ.9643 aod Alan Sontag 'THEY HAVE - 8REATH!N' respo nse discouraged E a !:;t., so there was no compe tit i o~ bitzers gasped when...,l4 . made that play but it ·,,.,, By Oswald Jacoby "~UAR'E" FACE!~. VARMINT •• Air. have been very s·o rry later. His partner would pass, East would r eopen with a ) takeout double and East and West would get into the · bidding with spades.. Five spades makes easily :Since one of West's hearts can be · discarded on the ace of clubs and the other heart loser disappears when the finesse works. (Answers tomonow) Jumbles : ELDER PAUSE TOWARD BOTHER ' Answer: THE SWEATER could be a very "d..,.. orre "SWEETHEARr' The~two ,• diamond opening . the high play again ~t one. b.¥1.!! oora lEI; o1 ~ 'ill ,. A Ca n~dian reader w-t~ to know tf we open h1 tt 1 seat with : .AK Kx + x x!( ' 1( . X X • .K :-: . : :< ': • The ansW~r is a resol.IZI.( mg "No." A pass is bY ila i:" the best action. ENn~ H PI I!Sr•; I NEWSI'APf; H 1'\.0.:.t . •••• •• (For a copy of JACOB Y Mel[ ERN. send S1 to: ; ·w;no~~ · ~ 76 VW KOMBI WAGON Roof vent, and light," seat converts into bed, AM-FM tape. 14,~;;;5 Sharp. 4495 98 LUXURY SEDAN Power&air . Was 51995 '1495 75 CHEVY MONTE CARLO Po wer & Air. Was $4695 NOW 73 OLDS 98 HT SEDAN 76 PLYMOUTH VOLARE FUll power, air, vinyl roof, sharp; · 1 3295 76 CHEVY CAMARO 76 Cadillac Deville Cpe. V-8, automatic ! P.S ., low mileage. Sharp. '4495 D. brown & tan · root , full power, air, leather.tnterior, AM-FM stereo tape, new tires, 48,000 miles. Priced to ~ave out 73 PINTO WagOn. Standard sh.lft. 6300 '1595 ~s:e~c~o~u~rr.teo~u~s~~~~~:~P~e~t:e~~~~~~a~r~v~in~K~ee~b~a~u~g~h~-1 or George Harris. Karr & Van Zandt "You'll Like OUr Quality Way ot Doing Business" . GMC: Financing , Open Evenings Until6, oo-Til5 p.m. Sat. • D, 1977 MUSTANG II 2 DR....................$AVE V·8, P.B.r auto. trans., vinyl roof, elect . R., r . window defrost . 1975 GRANADA 4 DR., .................... $AVE V-8, P.S., P. B., A.C., radio, vinyl top, reclining buckets, auto. trans. 2 In Stock . 1975 LTD 4 DR.............................. $AVE V-8, auto . trans., P.S., P.B ., A. C., cru ise-control radio AM-FM. ' ' 1974 MAVERICK 4 DR....... ~ ............. $AVE P.S., auto. trans ., A. C., 6 cyl., :J in stock. Bridge,'· care of this ntot i1•i,; per. P.O, Bo1< 489, Ra · Station . New York . N. )' oo Low mileage, P.S.,· A. C., like new. 1977 GRANADA 4 DR...................... $AVE '1295 NOW '1995 , 1976 MAVERICK 4 DR ...................... $AVE Ai r, P.S., P.B._, t~pe, clean .. V-8, automatic, P.S., air . '2995 4 Dr . HT, air, 50-50 seat . Jan. 28, 1978 There should pe a marked improvement this comin g ye ar in con dit ro ns affectm g your ca ree r an d status . You won't be ove rlooked for advance" 76 CUTLASS SUP. CPE. 72 DODGE CHARGER Air. Was 52495 ,,, lJtltt~wltlwv Golden Glow meatllic pa int, v .a, white full vinyl roof, auto. trans. , w.s.w radial tires, P.S., console, P. a., AM radio W·tape stereo,_exterior accent grp.. prot , grp., ti nted glass. New Car Warranty . . 1 Coupe. air . · Was5219S 1 I KNOW HE'S NEETIC po'. "o tj two-notrum~ age.lt didn't matter wha t did if clubs broke 2-2. If ttu•. broke 3-1 with 'a slngletoi 1·l · V u Inerablc . East-We st, /- the low play ld . Dealer : . So uth , Opentng . w~u 1e~( 1 ~ l ead Queen of spades. · ~ thre~ losers. With n smg~· , ton aqe or king the lead West North East South 1 the queen or jack would·._. to three losers. iii 2• Pass :.! NT Pa ss 3• Thus tl~e Low play W<H ~ Pass a+ Pas.c; 5 work aga1nst two sing~dof J- 2.7 tNTHAR .. I CAN and negative low club. A couple of kt AKQJI08 • BARNEY OL' DOC PRITCHART !! I COME TO COLLECT A LEETLE DA6 ON +s • A 10 2 SOU Til '•t A.... Pass tr·s ME. SNUFFY!! EAST • K 10 86 2 • A .J 8 5 • QJ953 • K642 973 . four ordinary words I I I 71 DODGE 2 DR. 73 DODGE CHARGER :::~ and South wound up al 875 WEST Unscramble these four Jumbles, one tener to each sQuare, to form DANSY 0 '2495 Low car~ play wins on odd s~ 0 • • (J NOW •1695 Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag \tJljiN'} m'\l \'jl THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ '.9 ~~ ® byHenriArnotdandBoblee ° " c • 0 0 D WHI"!J I '5AID I Dlh S!J()IJ,, ~ In 1943, the U. S. 8th Air Force staged the first all· 4 0 V. roof, air , stereo. elect ric incandescent lamp. + 54 2 o o ., Was S149S' 73 CADillAC SED. DEVILLE " t~ American air raid on Ger- ~SH\ \11"'1 ~ 'W'I roJiliG 1\l!o:. 1tl A UlTu; l(IC> ~IKE' I&~ 72 CHEVY IMPALA HT CPE. 1895 4 speed . Was S1995 .c..:.:.:..:...:c:::.:...:c.__--=::-::=-==-=-==-----'-·-.., many , bombing Wilhelmshaven in broad- daylight. BORN LOSF:R 74 CHEVY VEGA GT CPE. W NOW '2395 NOW '1295 2495 ~ '\Jij!JJIJ Vinyl roOf . Was $2795 Air. 1 Bernice Bede Osol 4 DR. v .s, automatic, P.S. 6cy . Friday, Jan . 27 For SatUrday,. ~en. 28 , 197il 73 73 CHEVY NOVA SS COUPE 15 PINTO WAGON actress Donna Reed's 57th birthday. On this day in history : In 1880, Thomas Edison was granted a patent for an Runner 8: Bug s Bunn·y ., PomProy 1974 GAlAXIE 500 2 DR....... : ... ........ $AVE P.S., auto. trans ., P. B., A. C. , vinyl top, rad io 1 V·8. 1973 MAVERICK 2 DR... ............. ...... $AVE 6 cy.l., P.S. , auto . trans .. radio, vinyl top . 1973 PINTO STA. WGN ..................... $AVE 4 cy l ., auto. trans.~ A. C., lug . rack, radio, Squire option. 1975 COMET 4 DR.......................... $AVE 6cyl .• ~ - ~~ & Friends; 10. 10 :00- Bang -Shang Lalapalooza 3,4 ,1S ; 10 :30- ' M u hammad All 3,-4, 15; Batman. Tarzan 8.10 11 :oq- Thunder 3,4, 1S; Krafft Supershow 6, 13. 11 : 3D-Search & Rescue 3,4,1S; Secrets of Is is 8; In The Know 10. 12 :0G-Natlonal Kids' Quiz 3,4,15; Weekend Speclol 6: Fat Alber! 8,10; Acti on News tor Kids 13. 12:3(}-.Space Academy 8,10; Adam -12 13. I :()0---Jetsons 3; Amer ican Bandstand 13; In Conquest of the Sea -4 ; Outdoors with Julius. Bopros 6; Mr. Magoo 8. 10, PTL Club 1S; Photography 33 . I :Jo-Bewltched J; CBPA Bowling 6 ; I D idn' t Know . That 8; .Ranmatazz. 10; Trl Sate : Today & Tomorrow 13; Bit With Knit 33. 2:0D-Adventures ·o f the Lone Ranger 3: MoVIe "Tarzan Finds a Son" 4; Selene& Fiction Film Awards 8; Movie " The Caddy" 10: Cliffwood Ave . Kids 13; Making Things Grow 33. · 2:3o-Golf 6,1_3; Anllques 33; 3:0D-Wrestllng )S ; Guppies to Groupe.rs 33. 3:3o-Marshall Basketball 3; Tribute to A. L. " Shorty'; Hardman 81 Area Showcase' 33 . 3:5>-Fifm 4; 4:DO-College Baskelball 3,4; Pro Bowling 6, 13 ; College Basketball 1S; Golf 8, IOi Body Shop 33 . 4:3(}-.C atch-33 33, S:OG-Wide World of Sports 6,13 ; Sports ·spectacular 8; Pop Goes The Country 10; Adams Chrontcles 20; Zoom JJ . 5:3G-Porter Wagoner 10; Once Upon a Classic 33 . 6 :0G-News 3,4,10; Lawrence Welk 8; God Has The Answer 15 ; Zoom 20; Studio See 33 . 6 :31J-NBC News 3,4,1S; ABC News 13; News 6' CBS News 10; Que Pasa , USA? 33 . '3995 '2995 FRANK and ERNEST Robonlc Slooges 8, 10. 8:3(}-.Speed Buggy 8,10; 9:0G-S pace Sentinels 3 4 1S · Scooby 's Laft.A-Lymplcs 6,13; Bugs Bunny-Rdad' Low mileage. sharp car, air , AM-FM & tape. blue, white vinyl roof, white vinyl tri m . 7500 72 OLDS 88 ROYAL' A'Ot-n\.0 '· organizer Samuel Gompers ~as born Jan. 27, 1850. This is '8 oo-C.B . Bears 3,1,15;. Superfr lends 6,13; Three 1975 ROYALE CPE. Full power & air, T+ T wheel. AM-FM & tape, sharp. 73 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Air, black v :r-' FRANK & ERNI E 6: 30-----Marlo· & the Magic Movie Mach ine 4; TV Classroom 8 ; U.S. Farm Report 10; Kentucky Alleld 13. 7:0G-AIIerschool S-Ial 6; Ghost Busters 8 Public Policy Forums 10; Grape Ape 13. 7:3G-Saturday Report J; World of Su~vlval-4 ; Wacko 8; Weekend Special 13. '5600 YOUR CHOICE 1976 DEVILLE CPE. or SEDAN 1 A thought for the day : American labor organizer Samuel Gompers said, in an 1898 speech, American trade unions were " horn of the necess ity of workers ~o protect and . defend themselves from encroachment, injustice and wrong ... to protect the workers in their inalienable rights to a higher and better life .. .'' Full power, factory air, leather seats , Ta,. T wheel, stereo, 32 ,000 miles . root. tape, · miles . 1977 CUT. CRUISER · with THERE5A '-'"I. COULD ATTIV\CT TH EIR SHIPPING lANE OUT ATTENTION W l-rn FLAIZE5 ·,- ~EI<E . ABOUT ... If: I WANTED ID ONCE A MONTH I ' .. . BUT I 'M QUITE BUT WHY, MAN, SEE FIZEIGHTE I<6 CONTENT HEI<E ! WHY.'" AI<E YOU GJIJY. .. Er< ... AIZE you A FUGIT IVE Fi<OM -iU5TICE? 6:0G-Sunrise Semester 8; Sunrise Semester 10. ASTRO•GRAPH --~ ----~====~ ORPHAif ANNIE-HARD BARGAIN:; ~~=~=~;;:!!!~~==~SPARRING FOR AN OPENDIG SATURDAY. JANUARY 21, 1971 • . men I . so se t hig!1 standards ot performance AQUARIUS !Jon. 20-Fob. 191 Ventu res cont rolled by othe rs where you are able to make a solid con lr lbu l ion could be an addi tional source of gain today There are no free rides howe\1er Fi nd ou t to who~ you ·re romanti cal ly suited bY. sending for you r copy of Aslro-Graph LeUer . Mail 50 cents for each an d · a long , se ll - addres~ed . stamped en\lelope to Astro· Graph , P.O. B o~ 469 , Radio Crty Stat ron. N. V. 10019. Be sure to speci ty your birth sign . , PISCES !Feb. 20-Morch 201 You might have beller lu ck today if you 're entert aining someone lor business purposes to do so out$ide of your home , where the tEl may be in terru ptions . ARIES {Morch 21-Apfll 191 The fir st impression others m~y h;tve of you today is that of a talke r instead of a doer . You r actions. however. shou ld prove lhem wrong TAURUS {April 20-lllay 201 Belore embarking on a shopping spree today. mak e a list ol ' exactly what yoU need and what you 're .able to alford . You r tempta tion toward ex trava gance needs monitoring GEMINI{May 2t-Ju~o 201 Leave nothing tq luck Ieday thai can be betler ilchie~ed through enterpri se . Chance you ca n't cbn)r~. where effort is at your com mand. CANCER {June 2!-July · 22) Grandiose ·schemes may ran· tali ze you today , but th ey cou ld be as bubbl es thai burst wdh the breeze . Success is more certain in realistic realms . LEO (July 23-Aug.22) Vou·r bank account will benefit today if ·you avoid aqtivilie s with high-roll ing fri ends. Revet with pal s where you open your walle l less often . VIRGO lAug . 23-Sopt.221 Wa sle no . time today biJII eri ng up infl ue nll~l co ntacts . They are too impressed with th eir own importance and needs to be concerned with your requests . LIBRA {Sept . 23-0ct. 231 Today . the, things which you speak most ot· are api to go unattended . Matters ol whiCh you say lillie wi ll be energ etic all y accom plisheQ . SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov.22) A generous gesture of a fr iend should be carefully ana lyzed before yo u accept it today . Strings attached could en tan gle you · SAGITTARIUS {Nov .23·Doc .2tl The right type of allies can be very help ful to your cause today . The art is in sift ing out . the no nJlrqd uct ive ones . CAPhiCORN (Doc .22-Jon .l91 All issues are negotiab le today . Some compromise·wilt be necessary on behall of each of the parties. but th ey should balaQce out fairly I Nt:WSPAPEH f:NTf:f< I'RISE ASSN . I ·TRUCKS 1976 f·lOO ..... ..............................$AVE V-8, 302, auto . trans., P.S. , radio, tutone blue . 1975 F-250 .... .. ....••...•••..••••...... ••••• $AVE v .a, 4 speed trans.; H.O. gun and suspension, P. B., P.S. 1975 F-100 .... .. .... . ..... ..·.... ... ........•..$AVE 302 V-8, P.S., auto. tran s. . 1974 C-10 CHEV..............................$AVE • V-8, P.S., P. B., auto. trans. 1 1974 C-10 CHEV................. ............ $AVE V-8, P.S., 3 speed trans. . SPECIALS 1965 D-100 CARGO VAN ...................$AVE 1966 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 DR.............$AVE 1974 CHEV. MALIBU 4 DR................. $AVE DAN THOMPSON FORD See Pat Hill, Rocky HUpp or Darrell Dodrill For A Good Deal On a New ar Used Vehicle Op~n Evenings ti 16:00 except Thursday and Solurday . Closed Sunday 992-2196 Mlddltporf, 0 . -- N(M U~EN GINO'S OF MASON PHONE 77}553«. 1:01)..-Uttle Rascals 3; lawr ence Welk.-4; 15; Hee H,aw 6.8, Wild Kingdom lJ i Bugs Bunny 10; Elec. Co. 20 ; Battle Line JJ. 7:3(}-.We Think 'r'ou Should Know 3; All Slar Anything Goes 10; My Fathtr, My Brather, and Me 13; Once Upon ·a Cla.n lc 20; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. B:OG- Bicmlc womon J,A; College Baskelball 8, IS' What' s Happening!! 6. 13; Bob Newhart 10; Royol Herltoge 20,33. 8:3()----WTVN Televi sion Fol'um 6; Tonv Randall 10; Operallon Peltlcoal 13. 9.CJO-Movie ' ' Stranger In the House" 3, 4 ; Love Boat 6.13; Jeffersons 10 ; I. Claudius 20; More Mush:: from Aspen 33. 9:3(}-.Maude 10; 10 :oo-Fanlosy Island 6,13; l<oJak 8,10; Soundstage 33 ; Movie " Stronger In the House" IS. 11 :DO-News 3,4,6,8,10,13, 15; Black Perspect ive on the News 33. _. 11 : 15-ABC News 6. 11 :3o-College Basketball J; Solurdooy Night • · IS; Movie " Sunf lower" 6 ; Movie " Under Capr icorn" 8; Mov ie ' ' Under the Yum Yum Tree" 10 ; Movie " A New Kind of Love" 13; Janak\ 33 . l :oo--Mo\11& " P ~ J ." 4; Wolfman Jack 6; l :Jo-:-Movle -' ' Five Golden Hours" 3; Mov ie " M y Blood Runs Cold " 13. 3: 15-ABC News i J; 3:30-News 3; • :oo--Marv Hart. man 3. Movie Channel 4 5 & 7 P.M . Voyoge ot the Damned 9 & 11 P.M . - Twilight' s La.sl Gleam ing . 7NE COlDER lrIS••• IJI!Il¥1lf ON GOOD USED CAR.S:' 1976 CADILLAC ELDORADO ................. '8995 Astra root , fuel ln lect!on eng . LOADED. 1975 COUGAR XR7.. ........................13695 Landau r'f'L P ,S, P.B.. a i r ~ rally wheels, new radia l tires, tw in racing mirrors . EX TRA NICE . 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA.... .............. 1i495 4 Dr . H .T ., burgundy , P.S., P.B., air. 1972 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL.. ........... '1995 4 Dr ., new rad ia l tires , loaded. ~1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER ................. 1159S Automati c, P.S. 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA ................ ,.11295 2 Dr ., H. T ., tilt wheel , AM rad io & ta pe . 1968 CAMARO .............................. 1495 V.a, 3 speed, as 1s. 1966 CHEVEUE ..... ............ ... ........ ..'395 6 c ylinder, automat ic, 2 Dr . 1969 AM REBEL WAGON ................... '395 Automatic, run s good . 1963 DODGE.. .... .............. .. .......... 1195 R~ns good . TRUCKS 1973 DODGE VAN ............ ,............. 12495 Tradesman , ~ · 300. L.W .B. New !Ires. V·6, standard . 1973 MAZDA PICKUP .................... ..'1995 ln·llne. 4 cyl inder, 4 speed . 1973 INTERNATIONAL. ........ .. ......... 11695 V·B, a\Jfomati c, P.S.. P. B., LWB . 1968 FORD RANGER ..... .. .... ... .... ...... 1895 P.S. , P.B .. LWB , <speed . RIEBEL'S USED CARS St. Rt. 7 See Roger Riepe! 667-3463 1 mile north Tuppers Plains, Ohio �10- The Daily Senltnel, Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday, Jan. '1:1. 1978 Point's bad·soil ~-----A~~~-il-~~~h~----~ headed for Texas - POINT PLEASANT, W.Va . (UPI ) - Six truckloads of soil , contaminated by a chemical spill from a train derailment in Point Pleasant last week, has been loaded on a train bound for a Texas landfill. The poisoned soil was re· turned to Point Pleasant Thursday wben residents of Williamsburg , Ohio, protested the proposed burial of the soil in a federal dumping grmmd .nearby . The chemcial, epicholorhydrin , leaked from a derailed Chessle System train in Point Pleasant on Monday. The chemi(:al is highly toxic and flammable, but officials who ordered the excavation of lbe soil at the spill site said they had "neutralized" the soil with other chemicals. The chemical shipment belonged to Dow Chemical Co., which had agreed to take tbe contaminated soil to an undisclosed dumping area in Texas. Residents in Point Pleasant have been without normal water flow since the spUl Monday and city officials and National Guardsmen are distributing drinking water at several sites in the city. A NOW OPEN GINO'S new water · line, connecting an old well with the city's water works, is expected to restore the 'water supply by early Sunday, officials said. ARTHUR C. GIBSON Arthur C. Gibson Sr .• 77, Rl. 2, Albany, died Wednesday at CY Bleness Hospital OF MASON PHONE 773-5536 SEVERAL FLOOR SAMPLES SOFAS & SUITES 1f2 PRICE SHOP EARLY FOR YOUR CHOICE Jamt1 Herberl Nlda 58. a resident of Rt. l . Vlnlo.\. died Thursday In Holler Medical Center following a short illness . Mr. Nida WI$ a retired Zelda Wood Gibson . insulator for the Carbide Co . in He was also preceded in death by two brothers , Everett and Frank , and a sister, Gladv Jordan. He ret ired In 1965 from Federal South W. Va . IYu . Nida was a World War II veteran and a member of lhe Springfield Bapllst Church In Bidwell , He is survived by his wife , Mary. and lhe lollow lng children : · Mrs . Coonle Woodyard, Hur.rlcane ; Mr s . He taught school 12 vears and was a farmer . He was a member of the Pearl Chapel Methodist Beulah Barker, Elk View ; Mrs . Virginia Slate, Nitro ; Church and Albany Grange 1611. He wa5 a veteran of World War I. Mrs . Bonnie Harper, Clen . denin ; Mrs. Rebecca Stover , Bidwell ; David Nida , He is survived by his wife, Maye Elliott Gibson ; one son, Arthur C. (Son ny) Gibson Jr ., Albany ; one grandson , A. C. Gibson 111 , Alban{ ; one sister, Ruth Kingan o Butler, Pa .• and numerous other THurman and James Nida , relat l\'es. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m . at the Blgony -Jordan Funeral Home ln Albany with the Rev. Paul Yeun officiating._ Burial In r Alexander' Friends may call a1 the funeral home after 2 p.m. today . Jr ., at home. The following sisters survive : Mrs . Arbutls Niner , Wheelersburg ; Mrs. Freda Starkey, Huntington ; one brother , Oenzlf Niday , Atlanta , Ga . Fourteen grandchildren survive. Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Saturday· at the Casdorph arid Currr Funeral Home Chapel in S . Albans . Rev . Alfred Holley and Rev . Bob Hughes will offlc!ate. Burial will be rn Smith Cemetery, in Scott Depot, W. Va . Laetrile will beWASHINGTON checked out (U P! ) - Friends may call at the funera l home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m . today at the funeral home . The government's leading cancer-fighting agency wants President will the medical records of 200 to 300 cancer p~lients who speak to nat'o believe they have benefited I n from Laetrile. WASHINGTON (UP!) The National Cancer In· President Carter will deliver stitute wUt have cancer a "fireside chat" Wednesday speciall;ts evaluate the cases evening to encourage support ,. to see i.f there is any · for the Panama Canal suggestion that the con- treaties, the White House said lroversial substance made today. The broadcast was exfrom apricot pits is effective against malignant tumors as peeled to be in evening prime claimed by Laetrile time 1 but the hour hArl nnt vet ..-.------1 proponents. been set. Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd said Thursday Carter would speak in support of the treaties, The timing coincides with fastmoving developments on Capliol Hill to win Senate ratification of the accords. I . Fl SH FRY I 1 SATURDAY 1 I JANUARY 28th I 1 I STARTING AT . 11:00 A.M. I .Now you Know I At The William Ballentine became I MIDDLEPORT I the first trans-Atlantic aerial stowaway and the first one to I FIRE DEPARTMENT I get airsick, on a flight that I .• • • • • • •. . took off July 2,1919. REPORT OF CONDITION POMEROY I'll A TIONAL BANK in the stale of Ohio, at the close of business on December 31, 1977 published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, Wlder title 12, United Staies Code, Section 161. Charter nwnber 1980 National Bank Region Number • Statement of Resources anti Liabilities Cash and due from banks . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ...... ·... . .... .- ._. ._._. U.S. Treasury securities ............ . . . ....... . .. . -.~.·o·d·s·· o·f· 00 ·. T.h.. ·. a Obligations of States and political subdivisions ........ , ... _.... ... , ....... , ,·,_.. ... ...... I Ill Ill c ; Other bonds, notes. and debentures ..... .. .. .. ... .... , .... , ...... ... . , . , .. ... . Federal Reserve st<"!k and corporate stock ..... . ............ ...... - ... : .. - . -... L":.:.:."-' Federal funds so' : ·. nd securities purchased . under agreements to resell .. .,. _.............. .... , . .. , ... ......... :. : .... . . -~ Loans, Total tcxcluding unearned income) - .. · .. · · · .. : · ·· .... ~::I ···I ~ss: Reserve forpm>slble loan losses . . . ...... . , ..... ........... · Lo;ms, Net. ... .. . , ....... . ............. , ... . : .. ... ...................... . ,!10,5421 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and . - . 01~t::~:."~~ts ~prese.~ting-~nk ~remises :.:::::::.: : :::: : ::: :; ; :::::::::::::: 1~ ~I TOTAL ASSETS ...... ................ , ............... .. ... ....... . .... .... $26,328 ·l· . ... Ill ;::: .-.. ID .-c.. Demand deposits of individuals, prtnshps .. and corps .... .. .. , .. , . . .......... .. 6,0561 Time and savings deposits of individuals, prtnships, and corps ...... ....•............. . ................ ... . ... .... c ... 15 443 Deposits ofUnited States Government ...................................... . . . .. 175 Deposits of States and political subdivisions . . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . . . .. . . .. . .. .. . . . .. .. 2 332 Certifiedandofficers'checks ..................... . ............... ,.. . .. .. . .. 74 TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS ........................ , ......... . ........... 24,08() Total demand deposits .. ... : ............. ... ................ . ~ Total lime and savmgs deposits ... .. , .......... ' .............. ~ TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN OFFICES ... ... ... ....................·.......... : .......... 24 080 Other liabilities .... .................. . ...................... . ... .. ......... ..... 71 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding suhordinaled notes and debentures) ....... .. .. , . $24,151 Conunon stock: a. No. shares authorized 8,000 ' . ~~~·u~hareso~ls~nding . a.~ .. (par.~~~-~e ) - -. . .-...... ·. .-.. .. . ... ......... ·.·:. ~ UndiVIded profits ..... ·......... ...... ....... , .............. .... ..... . .......... 534 Reserve for contingen~ies and other capital reserves ... . .• , •........... ~ • . . . . . . . . 43_ TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL ........................... , .............. :.. .. . . , 12 177 TOTAL LIABILITIES A•:D EQUITY CAPITAL ...... .. . ..... . .... .... ... .... . . ~ c Q ' As most residents con· tinued to battle snow and ice in the area , another problem, high water, has slipped into the overall weather picture. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED- Paul Marr, Racine ; Joseph Wilson , Middleport; Alpha Cotterill, Syracuse; Raymond Russell , Middleport; Wllliam Woods , Marietta; Harold Dewhurst, Rutland; Carolyn Gilmore, Pomeroy. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGED - Roxann Wallis, Henderson; Joseph Higginbotham, Buffalo; Letha Wamsley, Point Pleasant; Juanita TB.ylor, Point Pleasant; Nancy Bowen, Ashton ; Frank McDermitt, Letart; Catherine . Darst, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Ricky Casto, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Michael .Sellards, Point. Pleasant . cXiLuMBUS (UPI)- After Gov. James A. Rhodes, his aides and executive cabinet left th~ Capitol Thur!!day night after doing 'Ill they could to meet what Rhodes called a "killer blizzard," Ed Como was left in charge. Como , 23, a student at Franklin UniVersity and a food stamp recipient, left his wife and son at their ' north Columbll8 home because be said he wanled to help . Como walked 3'o> mlles in the snow lind wind to Volwtteer. "I was raised in upstate New York. I'm used to this.'' . Holzer Medical Center (Discharges Jan. 26) Penny Allen. Orville Barnhouse, Dorothy Bluebaum, Dellie Caudill, Adrian Daley, Ajesta Deitrick; Rufus Dorsey, Arthur Essman, · Jarrtes Hedrick, Sandra Kisor, Isaac McCormick , Earl Naylor, Homer Nobel, Unda Preston, Mansell Robinson, Emma Rogers, Enuna Ryan, Ruth Shobe, Mrs. Paul Wright and daughter. (Births Jan. 26) Mr. ar~d Mrs. James Grimm, a son, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pauley, a son, Proctorville. HILO TEMPS NEW YORK (UPI ) - The highest temperature reported Thursday io the · National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, waS 71 degrees at Miami Beach, Fla. Today's low was 25 degrees below zero at Devil Lake. N. ~mber : : & mover at a Columbus warehouse. !I.e said he decided to go back to school on the GI bill to' study computer technology. Como answered the telephone all night while most of Columbus slept. . . While the overnight snow in no way eoo~pared to tile 8 to 10 inches which fell overnight ~ week, what did faD created new kinds of problems in that high winds call.Bed deep drifts. Also the snow which feU Thur!!day night and Friday morning covered streets and highways already icy, creating dangeroll8 driving conditions. The snow was continuing to faD at mid-morning Friday. , There was no mail coming into the county through the Columbll8 District'and as a result tllere was no mail to deliver Friday even If postal employes had been able to get to patrons. • Banks which closed last Friday were open today and there were a few businesses open, although the business day was expected to be slow. Grocery stores, drug stores and other "necessity" businesses were open. Owners of others, even though they Op!llled this morning, indicated they probably would close early. · The coWJty courthouse was closed as it was last Friday. &hools, of course, remained closed today. Adding to the woes of residents was the fast rising Ohio River. Tbe river had moved into the swale between tile upper and lower parking lots in Pomeroy and onto the upper lot this morning. Neither lot was being 118ed for parking cars today because the rate of'the rise of the water was irregular and officials could not predict a crest. The flow of the river, with beavy ice visible, appeared to be fast this morning. Some businesses using baseinent areas as storage were moving out of them this morn~ . Meanwhile, residents along the Ohio River "should be alert to changing conditions" on the' waterway from. potential ice jams, the ArmY Corp! of Engineers warned late Thur!!day. "There is a possibUlty of ice jamming in the river," said ·Jerry &hmWik, a spokesman for the corps. "However, at this time, we have no concrete evidence of an ice jam causing • • : : nomirultion for governor Thursday. State Agricullure Director John Stackhouse urged consumers not to hoard food. Wallace Hirschfeld, a grain and hog farmer from New Bremen in Auglaize County and president of the Ohio Fann Bureau, commended state officials and the Guard for their help. The fe deral assistance coupled with the efforts of 3,000 Ohio Nalional Guard members have opened up roads in 15 prayer for the nine known dead. An unofficial casualty counl showed 14 dead by Saturday. ' Rhodes said he has appealed lo U.S. Agriculture Secretary Robert Bergland to declare an agrlculture disaSter in Ohio. an action thai will make farmers eligible for low-i.nterest loans to recover from building damage, livestock dealhs and the dumping of $1 million worlh of milk. · With 24 Co~nties still shut down in the state, most of them in tile a£ricultural counties since Friday. Utility repair crew~ working aroi,Uld the clock aod flying to trouble spots in helicopters have returned power to 150,000 Ohioans aod lhe last 25,000 should he turned on by !ale Saturday. Forty Army reserve helicopters were in the air Saturday, deJivering pa(.-emakerS VOL 12 NO. 52 . Today's January meeting of the Gallla Countv Historical Sociely has been cancelled . The nexl 1 neetlng will be held Sunday, Feb. 19, GALLIPOLIS- POINT PLEASANT .Elberfelds In· Pomeroy SAVE DURING OUR ·Eiberfelds In Pomerov~JJ:.......... JANUARY thru Feb. 3 • :. : • • ( ', d • ..· + . ~ :~;· airy Isle t!l • : 1 0. · : - ' , # ... THE UGLY OHiO RIVER threatened Pomeroy' s business section Friday. The water moved onto the upper ' parklng lot and was frozen by the cold weather . Whi1e the luttS · water was expected to ercst just below nood stuge , it was u watchful sltmHion for Pomcruy me rchant.'j , muny of whom remember the 1937 nood whirh occu1·rt.'<i in Jununr y. tntintl . SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1978 · UJLUMBUS - Columbus & Southern cut back 25 percent in their consumption of electricity, and come Monday, C&SOE will reduce its voltage five percent. This was announced late Saturday afternoon by a company spokesman. Other electric utilities in and around Ohio afe experiencing similar problems, and at this point, it seems certain that Columbus & Suulhern will not be able to purchase power to meet normal customer requirements on Monday . Consequently , as uf Monday morning, According lo the company, lack of the company will be asking for strong fresh coal supplies continues to present conservation efforts from all of its problems for the f.irm . . ·customers. · Because o£ the current coal strike, new Customers wm be asked · to cut back suppUes of coal are not . comlng into their use' of electricity by 25 percent, and generating plants. · Fresh coal is needed to get adequate ~apacity from the generating units. The company's stockpiles supply of coal are wet 1 and wet coal does not burn efficiently_ This reduces the amoWlt of electricity Ute company can produce. Ohio river 'slush' hits ' '\ .!"-"' ,.., \ FIREWOOD ANYONE? Mother Nature has taken care of felling three large trees in a wooded area at the rear of the home of Mr·. and Mrs. Leland Sisson, 378 E. Second St., Pomeroy . The trees came down in the high winds the latter part of the week . · Arrests predicted GALLIPOLIS - Arrests were expected momentarily Saturday in a.. armed robbery of Zinn's Ashland Service Station in ·Kanauga. ..Gallia County sheriff's deputies said lwo black men entered the stational 6:30 a.m. with a handgun and. ordered the station attendant, William McAble, of Point Pleasant to "hand over the cash ." Between $75 and $125 was taken . After forcing McAble inlo a hack room by threatenlng him, the men left on foot. One man was said to be tall, the other short. In a blizzard-related action, Gallia County sheriff's deputies, with lhe assistance 'Of a avil Defense amphibious craft, were foiled in efforts to rescue a herd of cattle owned by Charles Richards from high waters off Sandfork Creek near Cadmus. Sgl. Danny White said between 12-15 calves were puiled from ·lh·e icY waters · along With eight cows, however, several other cows and calves had already frozen to 'death. White said a boot 5!1 other cows were in the water ·and could not be rescued. Meanwhile, Gallipolis city police Friday night investigated the theft of two . speakers and three tapes from a car owned' by Danny Sickles of Rt. 2, Crown Gly, parked at the Gallipolis Post Office. - GALUPOLIS - Eight state highways and slippery. Two traffic acciderlts were in the Gallia-Meigs County area remained closed saturday due to high water and investigated Friday by the state _highway patrol. .snow drifts. The fu:st occurred at 7:15a.m. on SR 7 , The GaUia-Meigs Post State Highway Palrtll said Rt. 233 at Gallia was closed in Meigs County where.an auto driven by becall8e of high snow drifts. Highways 'Vaughn W. Johnson, 33, Gallipolis, turning closed by water included SR 554 west of right slid on lhe icy pavement striking a Oleshire; SR 141 at Cadmus; SR 325 north vehicle operated by Stephen Houchins, 41, of Vinton; SR 124 at Langsville; SR 124 at Middleport. There was moderate damage. Minersville; SR 7 norlh of Pomeroy and The accidenl is stiU under investigation. A Galli a County accident occurred on SR 338 at Antiquity. Several secondary roads in both SR 325, south of CR 2at 12:40 p.m. Friday. The patrol said a vehicle driven by counties were also under water forcing Larry D. Burnette, 32, ,Gallipolis, going motorists to seek alternate routes. Major highways opened in. the area south on SR 325 struck a heavy sheet of ice. were Slippery in spots while county and His car left the highway hitting a fence . township roads rertlained snow covered . owned by Arnold Pitchford . . Losses set at $30,000 : • : We have delicious Hot Chocolate and Hot Cider. Drink!!! Try Both. This Week 1 Middleport, 28 .. • • Ohio Electric Co. is asking its customers to Eight highways cl()sed FRIDAY, JANUARY 27th THRU TUESDAY, JANUARY 31st ' • PRICE 25 CENTS MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY Cutback in power asked . End Of The Month Sa.le · ~- 1... •' . mm. & MEETING CANCELLED GALUPOUS - unba "After almost a year of active campaigning, in which I have been offered a great deal of significant personal assistance, .t have come to the concl118ion that I am unable to place my campaign on a SOWid financial footing," said Ocasel<. The six-term stale senator, who will now be a candidate for a seventh term this June, had to be rescued by the Ohio Highway Patrol just north of Columbll8 early Thur!!day morning as he drove·from Akron to the Capitol for a news conference. · ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------------------------------------· l as a real possibilty . had ." He asked foc a minute of silent . 992-5248 relail shortag"'' ill the norlhwest by early neKt week and spreading to lhe soulhwesl I to Zanesville-, shuttlmg kidney dialysis paUenls to hospitals and ruMing other rescUe missions . Victims of the storm include several elderly persons caught outside by the stotm : a county highway worker whose snowplow trapped him in a drift ; an autoworker who coulcln'l make ·11 home and died of carbon moooiide (X)isoning in his car parked in the company lot. AI,.,, a tiny haby horn with a respiratory problem in a Bellefontaine hospital. A train rigged 1o take lhe child to a Springfield hospital was slopped by blowing snow. , .. A former elderly patient in .Dalton, Wayne County, was caught by the stonn as he was. walking to a doctor's appointment. (Continued from page 1) MEDIA, PA.- AFrER ALMOST TWO WEEKS of Jury '''''''tii#~~t'\i\i';r:;;Ji~::;:::::::: selection, testimony was scbeduled to begin today in tbe retrial This week:s winning Ohio of former United Mine Workers President w. A. ''Tony" Boyle, lottery nwnbers: who the prosecution says arranged the "cold-blooded" Gold number 1. assassination of union rival Joseph A. "Jock" Yablonski. ·white number - 82. Special Prosecutor Richard A. Sprague, who has directed Blue number - 741. all the cases against the nine persons charged in the 1969 Extra Cash slayings of Yablonski, his wife and daughter, and defense 748282. attorney A. Charles Peruto, were scbeduled to make tbeir Lucky Buck Two opening addresses to the Jury. Selection of the 11-man one· Three-digit number woman jury was completed ThUrsday wben the last jurot was 131. picked in the morning session and the two alternates in the Slz·diglt · number afternoon session. Loc .;;t & 4th St. . danger, the governor said. He described News •• in Briefs SLOPPY JOE SANDWICH & FRENCH FRIES ................. 84~ ., norlhwest, deliveries of produce and up to 12 million .pounds of mllk a ·day are in Corps engineers have concluded that the substantial rise in river stages along the Ohio late Wednesday and Thursday "is not at aU Wlusual for the rain the area has had TUesday and Wedne!!day." The river stage at Cincinnati was 43.3 feet Thursday night and rising slowly. "That's 13 feet above what it was Wedne!!day morning," &hmunk noted. At Greenup, Ky ., one of two eoal barges which broke loose from tbeir Dhlo River moorings near Russell went over the concrete weir of the Greenup Dam early today and a seeond barge was left.hanging on the weir. Spokesmen at the dam said an empty coal barge owned by . the River Rail Coal eo. went over the dam and has been corralled by the tow "Peggy Mays" below the dam. Kathy Manshine, a clerk at !be dam, said, ''The other partly-loaded harge is hanging on the weir but I tllink they'll try to float it off." ~e said all the dam's gates are up and the riVer is "wide open." ·rHIS WEEK'S SPECIAL : yROSEMARY ARMAO United Preas internallunal With federal troops and snow removal machinery already on loan to snow. battered Ohio, Gov. James A. Rhodes appealed to Washington Salurday for compensatioo for more than $48 million in bliztatd-relaled agricullurallosses . Rhodes also released the state's first official storm loll calling ll "a report thai we have all dreaded. These are victims of a killer bllztard, the worst we 've ever increased river stages on the Ohio." as a runuture ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •: • We, the undersigned directors attest tile correctness of this statement of resources and liabilities. We declare that it has been examined by us, and to the best of·our knowledge ahd belief is true and correct. , (Continued from peae l) Below, at the Gallipolis dam, the river stood at45.7 at 10:;!0 a.m ., rising at .2of afoot per hour. Flood stage at the dam is 50 :································~······~ TOTAL ASSETS . .. . .. .. . .. . . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. .. .. .. . .. . . . . .. . .. .. .. .. . . . $26,699 . County hit again D. :~~::·:::at;~~ f:~ ~:~~:~of_$!~,~ or_morein do~e~tic ~ffices_::::::: : :::: : :::: : :: ::::: ~ .Edisop Hobstetter Roger Morgan - Directors Ori.on W. Roush The dam spokesman said the Gallipolis 'Locks are still open, but ''no one wants to lock through right now ." He added lo~k approaches are jammed with ice. Thursday 's cold spell slowed up the river's rap~d rise, preventing , at least for the time being, the sea30n's first major Oood. Before the thaw ended Wednesday or early Thurs· day, the Ohio was rising be· tween .5 and .6 of a fool per "I went to a church that the radio said needed volunteers; Nobody was there. I went to the police station and City Hall and got lbe run-<l!'ound . So I walked down to see the governor/' said Como. Como was put to work at . Rhodes' receptionist's desk answering the telephone. He had a list of emergency numbers in front of him, and referred callers to the appropriate state -or local agency. "My family is fine at home. We have heat and a radio. Last Yl!llr. when it was so cold I kept a grocery_store open all night just so people would have a place to get some food . ...~ 1, Joan Wolfe, Assistant Cashier, of the aboye-named bank do hereby declare that this ·Report of Condition is true and correct to the best' of my knowledge and belief. Joan Wolfe January 23, 1978 1-' . · DISCHARGED - Sonya Collins, Bessie Stitt, Chad Granen, Denise Riffle. Earl Riggs, Addie Reitmire, Richard DeMoss, Curtis Cawthorn, Oretha Durst, Sharon Leffle. • ~ - weeks. HOSPITAL NEWS Average for 30 calendar days ending with report dale : Cash and due from banks ....................................... : ......... $1,624j Fed. funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell ......................... , , . ........ , . , ......... . . ., 1 593 Total loans ... .. .... . ...... . ..... ... , ... . ....... , . ............. . . ....... , .. 11127 0 which fell throughout the region during the past three According to a spokesman at the Gallipolis Locks and Dani-in Eureka this morning, the Ohio River has climbed to 45.7 feet on the lower gauge. This is about four•or five feel below Oood stage in Gallia CoWlty. . The Ohio was still rising .2 of a foot per hour at the Gallipolis Dam at 10:30 a.m. today although the river reportedly crested in the Pittsburgh area around 2 hour . The spokesman said most a .m. Friday. Normal pool stage on the of the water was coming off lower gauge at tbe Gallipolis the Kanawha River. He Dam is 12 feet. Ws also 12 feet· added the river was falling on the upper gauge , The one-tenth of a foot per hour at upper gauge reading at10 :30· Winfield. It was still rising one-tenth or a ·root per hour at a.m. was 24.1 feet. The h'igh water is a result of Belville Locks and Dam. melting snow and hflavv r;lin z c III: !. Gov. Rhodes says Ohio $48 ntillion stornt loser . Volunteer helped Rho.d es Consolidating dOJTiestic subsidiaries of the Ill Union C~arleslon, Laild Bank of Kentucky , Gallipolis offlce. be Cemetery . GAME RESET The Hannan Trace at Southern basketball game has been rescheduled at Racine for 2:30 p.m. Saturday according to Paul Dillon,' Hannan Trace Principal. JAMES NIDA in Athens. He was bOrn in Meigs County, a son of the late William Bradbury and will I River climbs to· 45.7 feet at Eureka Dam John Rice, extension agent, .agriculture, reported to Gov. Rhodes Friday damage to farm facilities and property in Meigs County was estimated at $30,000. One building used to produce turkeys was blown in upon itself, Rice said, and a number of minor sheds and buildings were damaged on other fartru1. The turk~y building was on the !ann of the Facemeir Brothers in lhe Albany area. Meigs waa hickier than Gallia County whose extension agent, Bryson (Bud) Carter, Friday estimated d.llmage at f251),000. Among the losses were 42 head of cattle that died directly frOIJ!. causes traced to the slorm. Eighl were killed outright when the roof on the hay barn on the T. F. Burleson farm near RobbinsMyers collapsed on them . COMMISSION TO MEET GALLJPOUS ~ The Gallipolis City Commission will meet in special session at Bp.m. Monday allhe GtyBuildlng. Items for discuSsion and 'action include l!ll ordinance for reopening of Firsi Ave .• a waler rate study; report on the GalliaMeigs Regional Airport, appointments to the planning commission ahd recreation buard and insurance bills. ~­ I ' the C<>mpany will redUce voltage by five percent. · Conservation suggestions will appear in the Columbus papers on Sunday and Monday . Rupert Trout dies Saturday GA!.UPOLIS - Rupert A. Trout, 69, a residenl of 427 Third Ave., -Gallipolis, died unexpectedly in Holzer Medical Center at 9:35a.m. Saturday. Mr. Trout was a retired businessman, River crests early SaturdJJy GALUPOLIS - Officials a t U1e Gallipolis Locks and Dmn in r:urek.lt said the Ohio River crested then• at :1 a.m. &ltm·day at 47.8 feet , just below flo()d stage in Gallia CoWlly. At 11 a .m. Saturday the river had dropped til 47 .5 feet . A dan1 SJ)('Ikcsnttm said the river was falling <:~bout UJH!-Imlf tm tlh of a foot per hour, POMEROY ~ The Ohio River clogged wittl ch unk$ of ictl ct·estr cl in Pomeroy about 4 a.m . Saturday at 45.6 just a little under the. 46.:J riuod -sU1ge. Whi.le the river did not get over the stnoets of P(•meroy 's bm;incss section, it did cover main highways into town including Huute 7, Houtc 124 Into Reedsville, Route 124 was blocked off at Minersville. Water across the roads kept nwnerous workers from getting to their places uf employment Saturday morning . The Pomeroy National Bank and the Farmers Botnk and Savings Co. were closed Saturday. The Melgs Courthouse reopened Saturday and moil was delivered lute Friday afternoon into Meigs CoWlty post offices )"ith po~ Lnl people re~umln~ mail delivery to homes Saturday. · "" No easy trip to HMC - having operated Troul Dodge in downtown RUT!.AND - It took some doing Re; Shenefield, was rul!cd ulkl HSkCd to Gallipolis for several years. He was Friday morning but Marvin Morris, CR 1, pick up rn1 emergency mt..'dical technici~n chairman of the Gallia Counly Board of in the Salem Center area finally got to from lh e Gallipolis un it and take him ln the Elections at the time of his death . Holzer Medical Center. Morris residence. Mr. Trout was born in Roane Cowlly, About 4:30a .m., lhe Rutland unit of the Shenefield, using a three qWJrter ton W.Va. on Dec. l7,1908, son of the late John Southeastern Ohio Emer~::ency Medica I pickup, did so and the Gallipolis unit wits Samuel and Edilh Harnack Trout. By ROBERT SANGEORGE Service was ca lled for Morris who was frt'Cd ~md succeeded in taking Morris to He married Leona Moore on Nov. 6, 1937, having chest pains. The_ truck became Uu~ mec..li~a l Center about 8 a .m . CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Ohio River, described by a forecaster as "flowing lit Gallipolis. She survives. hung up in ice and water at L:Jngsvllle. One daughter, Teddie Ann, died Jan . slush," reached flood stage in several • A second truck was dispatched from areas Saturday with minor flooding 15, 1960. Two brolhers and one sister also Rutland via Harrisonville, It too got hung COMMISSION TO MEET preceded him in death . FCPQrted. . up in ice and water and by a ca r which had POMEROY - The Meigs CoWliY Two sisters survive , Flossie Mae a road blocked. A lhird unit was The river crested SatW'day afternoon at · Comm issioners will mee t in sp(!c ial Porlsmouth, Ohio, and the National Trout, Gallipolis and Mrs. Madge Neal, dispatched from Gallipolis. It gollo CR l $€Ssicm ut 7 p.m. M(mtlay in their ofrit.-e tl;) Weather Service's Ohio River ForeCast also of Gallipolis. but .was delilyed there before reaching the discUss the dog warden situation and the (Continued on page A·2 l Center in Cincinnati predicled the wave of Morris residence. A nehthbor or Morris, ~mnitnry landfill . the crest would move slowly down the waterway Saturday and Sunday, causing no major damage. •in shouldn't get more than a. foot or so above flood stage anywhere," said BiU Ray, a hydrologist wilh lhe river center. ''We've gotUm no reports of any significant damage from the high water and we don 'I expect any as the crest moves downriver.'' of Galiia-Meigs Chapler of GALUPOLIS- Last rites The forecaster said gages which the Fraternal Order of measure water levels along the Ohio had for 83-year-old Chester A . Police , and a lifetime Leaper, Wllu died · Frid_ a y frozen or been damaged · by ice in some member. He al.c;o was · a places, making it difficult for hydrologists night, will be held at 2 p.m. lifetime member of the Ohio to gather detailed information. "In Monda·y at Miller's Home -for Associalion of Chiefs of Funerals wltb six unifonned ~.ddition , our computations also have been Police. He was a member Of complicated by the tremendous amount of law-enforcement officers Naomi I..(Jdge 55, Knights of slush and ice in lhe river: It's adding a few serving as pallbearerS for f'ythias, and al"' of Wood· feet to what the water level nonnally this n'lan who served longest m'en of.lhe World. On May 11, would be." · (24 years) as Gallipolis chief 1977, ' AI Durose , now Ray said the river stage predictions at of police. lieutenant · governor of the Cincinnati were typical of mo8t areas There will be two state njnth Kiwanis divi s ion , along the waterway, with a crest between highway patrolmen, two from organized a "This is Your 53 and 54 feel expecled by Sunday the sheriff's department , and Life" program at Kiwanis, morning . Flood stage at Cincinnati is 52 two from the police depart· during which L . Claude feel, and minor flooding was expected in a ment In which he served for · Miller served I:IS narrator and few low-lying areas. • 33 years. "Shug" Leaper The high water levels, ice jams, melting retired in 1966. prepared an illustrated book for presentation to him along mow and slush combined to make an President Millard wtusual, even 'twlique" situation on the ·. Cassidy of the Gallipolis with a cake. Ohio, Ray said. "You could almost say lhe Kiw-~nis Club said that Chief Leaper was active In Ohio is flowlrig more slush than waler. All Kiwanlans would meet at 1:45 the Gallia County Senior that !tuff causing complications at bends p.m. Monday ~t Miller's and Citizens Center, .especially in the river, slowing down the normal . attend the funeral in a group. for trips out" of to~ on flow." · chartered ~uses. Chester Leaper was a charter .Sunshine and '!'arming temperatures in \ member of Kiwanis. He was born April 2, 1894, the Ohio Valley during lhe weekend at Yellowtown, Gallia The Rev . JamesV. Frazier, probably will not aggravate minor pastor of Grace United County, one of five children of flooding problems, the hydrologist Methodist Church, will of· J . Frank and Josephine explained. "The temperature is stiU way ficiate. Burial will be in Pine Berridge Leaper. He is below freezing and the only snow entering Slreet Cemetery heside his survived by his sister, Mrs. the river is from very low~ying areas ." wife, the former Norina Mary Wetherholt, Colwnbus. Although the forecast center received no Homer. During her mort~! Chester Leaper attended reports of major ice jams, an ice gorge Ulness, Chief Leaper took grade school at Yellowtown, which broke up 40 miles downstream lrom care of her througtw'onths of but came to Gailla Academy FORMER GALLIPOLIS Police Chief Chester A. Cincinnati caused nearly 1110 barg"'' 1o suffering, even, to the High School in 1912, and was leaper once said that athletics and the Gallia Counly break away from moorings along the river detriment of his own health . gradualed in 1916 after Junior Fair were the greatest things available for the bank or from towboats. · playing basketball and foot· Cheste.r Leaper succumbed youih of this community. Chief leaper died Friday in Most of the runaway barges had been at 7:20 p.m. Friday in the ball for the Blue Devils. He Holter Medical Cel!ler. He was 83. He is pictured above caught by Saturday; but 13 were stuck Plned·est Care. Center. His was center on the basketball with Larry Snowden serving Bs honorary captain or the against tbe face .of the huge Markland home was ac·russ Second Ave. team, and right tackle and 1974 Thanksgiving bay GAHS alumni tilt oil" Memorial Dam, near Warsaw, Ky. U.S. Coast Guard from the Gallipolis City right halfback for the football Field. Leaper was a member of the GAHS football team in headquarters in Cincinnati said salvage Building, in ~hich th~ police team. He taught in the county 1914 and 1915, and was stili atlending all Blue Devil crews would be occupied through Sunday station is locited. schOO'ls, after workin2 on the football games at ~orne or away as late as 1972. corraling the remaining barges. irjmtinucd on pc~ge A·2 J He was a charter member flood level Otester Leaper funeral Monday r I' ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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