http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bfbb39493006280a878d950401a065d8.pdf e849426418460a10f5c52da5b9fc4833 PDF Text Text ~- .... I !0-The Daily Sentinel, MiQdleporl-Pomeroy, d., Thursday, March2,197!_!8:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . , John Smith McCausland, apparently applied his brakes 18, a resident of Pliny, W. and slid sideways into the Va ., home on spring break right front corner of the from West Virginia wagon according to Walls. University, became Mason Apparently there was no County's first traffic fatality collision between the two of the year when he died vehicles. today of injuries sustained Traffic reportedly was tied Wednesday in an a uto ac- up on Rt. 35 for nearly a half cident on Rl. 35 riear Couch, huur as a result uf the ac· W. Va . cident. The victim died around 4:30 McCausland was born May a. m. Thursday in Holzer 19, 1959, in Gallipolis, son of Medical Center. He was Smith and Angela Louise taken to the ·hospital froni, Covey McCausland. Pleasant Valley Hospital He was a member of the where he· was initially taken Sacred Heart CathOlic by the Pt. Pleasant Rescue Church and the Catholic Squad. Youth organization. He was a t977 graduate of Mas on County Sheriff's Deputy C. L. Walls reported Pt. Pleasant Higti School. that McCausland was ' one or Other survivors include one two drivers involved in the sister, · An ge la Elizabeth mishap. The other driver was McCausland, at home; one identified as Donald Hen- brother, Kyle E. Mcderson, 43, a resident of Rt. Causland, a student at WVU; .35, Henderson. paternal grandmother, Mrs. Henderson was driving a Alex McCausland ; P)jny; truck Whfch was hauling a maternal grandparents, Mr. trailer loaded with sawdust. and Mrs. Edward G'. Covey, Acc.ording to Deputy Walls, Lansing, Ohio. Henderson was trave ling Funeral services will be north when the trailer broke held 11 a. m. Saturday at loose. Sacred Heart Catholic "llllhe trailer) went left of • Church•with Rev . Raymond center, and across the high- Jablinske officiating. Friends way into a ditch on the soulh- may call at the Crow-Hus.Sell bound side of the roadway," Funeral Home after 2 p. m. stated Walls. At the same Friday. Rosary services will time, McCaushmd was be hel(.l 7:30 p . m . Friday at traveling so uth wh en he the funeral home. By ANDREW A. YEMMA -- Area · Deaths. I I HARRISON ROOD REEDSVILLE - Harrl!l<)n Rood, .00,- died Thursday at his Route I Reedsville home following an extended illness. He was born at Reedsville, son of the late Edward and Susie Tribbett Rood. He was employed as a boiler operator at the Kaul Clay Co. , Toronto, prior to his retirement in 1962. He was a veteran of World .War I and had been a resident of Reedsville since his retirement . Surviving are his wife, Elva Randolph Rood ; three sons, Maurice, Lockbourne; Harrison, Jr., Pomeroy ; Foster, Reedsville; three daughters, Susie Cope, Hammondsville; Esther Brown, Toronto; Marjorie Rood, Long Bottom; two sisters, Mrs . Bertha Ran· dolph, Reedsville, and Mrs. C~rrie Pertko, Wellsburg, W. Va., 23 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents. a son, August; a daughter, Nettie Barke!, and a sister, Verna Delio. Funeral services will be held at I p. m. Saturday allhe White Funeral Hom e in Coo lville with the Rev. Roy Deeter officiating . Burial will be in Eden Ce metery , Reedsville . Friends may call at the funeral home any time after 1 p. m. Friday. OPEN STOCK BEDROOM FURNITURE . SAVE •sooo ..,.._.._,_-i~-,.....,--------------------•,....._.,..._.;.._,__..-- Mus1c DEPARTMENT SC u. 99 fULl SIZE s5 50 •••••••••••••••••• ' 1 1 DISCONTINUED STYLES -·-I I 9 1 '1 . ~~--·---------..--- ~---~--·--~·---- Re.g ular 35' Yard . lL 72 SKEIN TRIMMING AND LACES ~_, $1.99 FLANNELS. Good selection of colors, widths, designs, l Compli te selection of sizes, SALE PRICES YARD •295 ~_..._,_,-:----·-~·------~W----··-------i PHOTO ALBUMS ! $1 FIVE SUBJECT NOTEBOOKS Self adhesive. 20 pages, sizes 911• in. x 1Jlfa in. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE . '249 FLORIST PH. 992-2644 . in color and black and white 39 · · '1 .___,_. _. . _. _____,_. _ ·--..-..---------1'----·--- I ----· I ·,_.. . . ,_. .___... YARD ~---------11 .KODAK FILM 100 per cent cotton, preshrunk, 45 inches w1de, plaid patterns two day sale. c PRI E ... __. . . ,___ __ _.._,_..,____ CLOSE OUT SALfl . limited quantity of regular $15.95 to $59.95 ~preads . Mostly quilted styles, s'ome Jacquards. full, twin, king and queen sizes, while they last. Just received another big shipment. solid colors. sparkle co lors, variega.ted, dependable Red Hearl quality . 5.49 lWIN SIZE •••••••••••••• ~ •• 54.15 I 5 4.99 PR. PILLOWCASES ••••• !3.85 PR. I 5 Two days only. t 79' PKG. REFill PAGES ............ ,...SALE 59' II SPECIAL TWO DAY SALE 49 Pkg. SWEEPER BAGS Styles for Hoover and Eureka upright sweepers, 4 bags i!l a pacKage. 2 I PACKAGES •2 39 l SALEI SELECT GROUP -sl 89 GINGHAM CHECKS II MEN'S WEM BLEY TIES 45 inches wide, permanent press, cotton polyester blend, good selection of colors . Middleport, Ohio - '1 !I 38 YARD 1-----~-·----.w~-. -- -~-------~~·--"~~~----~~ ·--- ~; TWO DAY SALEI MEN'S $1995 COVERALLS Grey Fisher stripe, 100 per cent ' cotton. Sizes 36 to 46 in regulars, shorts and longs, excellent quality by Wrangler. - ....-..,... Regular price $5.50, $6 .50 and$7 .50. Selected lrom .our regular stock lor quick clearance Friday and Saturday. I , ! SS.50 JIES.•••••••••••••••••••••• s2.75 SALE FRIDAY _AND SATURDAY MEN'S WORK UNIFORMS Another big shipment, . work rsmts in ~~~!s t~ ~~ ~~~kais~~~~~~~ntg ::~;s~ ~~ s~!; cent polyester. 35 per cent. cotton. Suntan, navy blue. forest green, dark olive and ~~.~;c~INTS .... ............ , , , , SALE 57.99 '6.50 TIES •••••••••••••••••••••• 3.25 s7.9S SHIRTS ...................... SALE S6.99 s7 50 TIES s3 7 Extra size pants 46 to ·so and extra size • - -•••• •• ••......•• •• ••••• ••• • • 5 shirts .18 to 20. Also sale priced. ........--·--~------,;,~-~---Mft~~~~~~~~·~-~~~~~~~~~.-, ·-----~~~ TWO DAYS ONLY BOYS' '79~ 5 --- -· ~.,.. TO •1095 JEANS Discontinued styles and ·colors, most'ly cotton polyester blends, sizes . 8 to 18 slims, regulars and . huskies, not every_ size in every style. Quantity limited. •400 ... --~ Men's $11.95 Mr. Leggs BLUE DENIM DUNGAREES Prewashed denim, 80 per cent cotton, 20 per c~nt polyest.er, flare leg, western styled. S1zes 29 to 42 waist. Choose your correct length . ... ____...~,_.;,__,_--~·---------~·---·-"'-·-·-----·------------- ··-------·--...-------·-·-''-'-·-~-----···,-~_, '"AllllllU, '' \'OilV{'f~f'd t111 tht• Rio firi.tndc Vullcy 111day t<1 prote.st tttc way I>Oht·t• brnkt· UH.~ [nrmt.'r s' bliK'kHtlt• of a bridge lw.'tWt"t'll the United States mtcl Ml•S.iro . SpokcsiiiCII f 11t' Amcnn111 EXTENDED FORECAST Sunday through Tuesday 1 fair Sunday and Tuesday aud a chance of snow Monday. Highs will be In the upper 20s or lower 30s. Lows will be between five and 10 above zero Sunday and In lhe teens Monday and Tuesday. Weather the (.'(lllltlllHl pl'oplt.• ur 1\meri<'ll," sai1 l Amold Pau!.-.;JHI of (~ra n itc Fall:-;, Mii~n . , whn wmi ''llt' ,,f about Highs today will be near 30. Snow flurries tonight, with lows in the teens. Partly clo udy Saturday, with highs bel ween 20 and 25 . The rarmr-rs C'ontend the p..1Hee w~r~ brutill in Uteir use of tear gas Hlld night sticks to break the blockade at the International Bradge at nNtrby Hidal~o. Texas, W"lnesday . Jn other states htrmers wen· making plans Thursday to t ·p m~ tu South Texns. " Wt.! ~lUJ.tht l\l 1-!,o down there and shut duwn every bridge tww, " .suid Bob Benrden one uf ,. ,ktl'li"Up n( B('lzonitt ; Miss., fu nm•rs pn:paring to leave to juin tilt.' prutcsl . " lt gels· pr('tty serilHI S wlll'n th~y start be a tin~ up 011 fa rm~·rs . Wt•'rc upset about this. We gut to. ~o down there Hnd sl1nw Otctn bo~·s they uru nut a lout• _' ' £DINHUHG, Texas I UP II Hundreds 'u r $tri king farmers, l'alhng the arrest uf 250 of the strikers their Agricullun•, th(! group that has it'd th .;: mltionwidt· farnH'I'S SO'ikr. scud Thursday tht•y thought ttw nrrc sts wnuld b eL' IIIlll' u rallying point fur stri k1'rs acruss lht• nniH•n . " Wc giVl' thanks t(\ e McAih~ n . Tt•xas. as Wt' gi\'t' to the Almuo r11r ringint-: t11e b~lls UIHt ralliNI 'l'ht• 250 farmers liiT~sted 1"11r obst nu..: ting the bridge dt·rHh:-d Thursduy to spcud a thank ~ SECRETARY OF STATE TED W. BROWN is pictured above swearing in members Hf the Meigs County Board of Elections to new four-year terms beginning March I. The ceremonies took place February 28 al the State Office Tower lobby hearing rn(llll in Columbus, the final "traveling office" visit of six completed by the SecreU.~ry during 11ll' month of February. Pictured from left to right are : Secretary Brown, Lcslit• F . Fu ltz , Mrs . Ma<ine Wingett and Ernest A. Wingett, Chairman: • outside the jail ThHI'Sd:l.\ ' to night in jnil fHther than . pay .b:1nd. They were p1·ovided c·uts und mlditiunnl hiHnkt•\.s aud slept In an itlttTiur l'tl urt yu rtl i11 th e pro1 est the arrt•sts . llidalg11 ('mmty j;lil. SCCIIUd 300 pc1 ,plu wlw g:.tthcn· tl entine at Fiftt·~n Ct•nts Vnl. lX, No . 22;, SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5 PM " ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY J Cont.-act passage 'would destroy UMW union' By JOHN T. KADY United Pn.oss Internatiq_nal Voting by Ohio miners on the tentative contract between the United Mine Workers union 1aiid the Bitwninous · Coal Operators , . -. contract briefing session in Coshocton Thursday , yelling "whe n you get a contract we can accept, come back" and local officia ls throughout UMW District 6 , report increasing. opposition to the contract. ' Fifty UMW loca ls in the d!strid, which .. has 16,000 members in eastern Ohio and the Northern Panhandle of We st · Virginia, be ga n contract briefings Wednes da y nigh t and co ntinued them Thursday Association will lake place this weekend a nd early indications from local officials indicated that the pact is in trouble. More tHan 300 angry Ifliners ..stormed out of a ~ By United Press International TEL AVN , ISRAEL ~ U. S. ENVOY ALFRED Atherton . traveled wJordan today on a mission to draw the Hashemite kingdom inro the Middle East peace negotiations between Israel and Egypt. In Washington, P.resident Carter warned the Jewish stale not to renounce the foundation of the talks - U. N. Security Council Resolution 242. Atherton left Jerusalem by car, driving through the occupied West Bank and crossing Allenby Bridge over the Jordan River. He was to stay in ·Amman Saturday and travel to Saudi Arabia Sunday. . COLUMBUS- PRAYER-IN.SCHOOL ADVOCATE Mrs. Rita Warren was arrested on the Ohio Senate floor Thursday after she screamed insults at legislators and !Alssed a stack of petitions onto the chamber floor. It was the sec~nd time Mrs. Warren, of Brockton, Mass., and president of th~ Christian Civil Liberties Union, disrupted a Senate session. She was arrested by the Ohio Highway Patrol shortly before 5 p.m. -about three hours after her outburst in the Senate chamber. Sbe was booked on a misdemeanor, '"disrupting a lawful meeting." with ratification votes set for tile we<kend .. A UP! poll of many of the officers of the locals showed unanimous opposition to the contract and predictions that it would be rejected in the district. Rick Stiller, vice president of l.ucal 1323 ol the Peab.ody Coal Co. in Coshocton, said more than 300 of hiS memi:M;lrs stormed out of the contract briefing session held in the National Guard armory. "They yelled when you get Olin Lawson in Fairfield , Ala . The strike appeared to be sailing strajght into the ·gijns of a Tall-Ha rtley back-towork order and a federa l mine seiz ure - options President Carter has indicated he will be prepared to see k as early as Monday if the new pact is rejected. Anger over the prupused contract zeroed in on medical and pension benefit clauses, and on what Ohio United Mine Worker local President Ed Bell called "too many loopholes." "That contract is no good and I am certainly not going l.n urge my Jllembers to r<-Jtify it," he said . · Retired miners, who have lost Pension checks as a result of the strike and who would gain very little with ratification, have vowed to set up their own pirkPilinp~ if Inforrii'a tion ha s to be complete. and delivered in person in order to receive 75 percent of the money spent for snow removal. Council also discussed an in spection tour currentlr being taken throughout the village for the purpose of reduci ng insurance rates. Mayor Herman London was authorized to seek reevaluation of the village's fire protection in hopes of changing it from Class 8 to Class 6, resulting in a reduction of fire insur~nce . rates for village residents. J ohn Arnott asked if council would favor spon· sorship of the old Kyger Creek Little League Tournament at the Syracuse ball park. Council members felt it was a good idea, if an organization would sp<insor the event . A motion was approved rescinding a previous motion naming Bob Wingett, village administrator. Attending were Mayor Herman London , Clyde Triplett, Eber Pickens; Katie Crow, Larry Brogan, and Arnott, council members, Janice Lawson, clerk , Holman, and Robert Wingett. r • ...... the contract is accepted, ~nd mqre and more adi\'P UMW members were ra llytng to lhck cause. · Those · issues, plus a co ntract me di cal ca re provision U1at ~ou ld have the miners paying part of their own doctor bills for the first lim e, were the central targets 11f anti-ratification forces. In the past, clinics serving UMW members have been paid on a relalner basis rrom UMW heallh a nd retirement funds. Under the new pact, pri h tc insurance Hgencies se le cted by coal mine operators would take over the function, imposing a $700 deductable provision on miners under the plan. The prospect of ~n extended strike posed the threat of massive blm..: kouls in Hreas using coal as a basic power source . In Wash in gton, De puty Energy Sc..:re tHry Juhn O'Leary said the <mwunl of electricity sl i l l avclilable LUJder a prolonged strike abuut :mperc:e nt of the norm . . . . . wou ld be enough to keep homes warm and streetlights burning. But he warm."~(! that j:)ow'er grids would be "ve ry fragile" should supplies bu so thinly stretched, ami he se:tid · railure nf a" sing le trans mi ssio n Hnc or generating plant could trigger large·ScH le blackouts. The pact would give the miners ho urly pay of $8.80 in 1978; $9 .50 in 1979, and .$t0.2D in 1980. That- cm npar11S with $8.45 in 1!178 and $!1 tn 1!17U for · steel workers; $7.:10 and $8.33 for auto workers. an d $9 .29 and $10.32 for tooln•akers industries holding l.'Ontracts with o nl y two yea rs remaining_ Council reviews • • erosiOn proJect "The pcssibility of " pilot proj ec t regarding erosion along the Ohio River was outlined Thursday night during the monthly meeting of the Syracuse Council. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. - POUCE SAID HARRIET It was aMounced that the Boggs marched into a bank Thursday and handed a teller a Huntington District Corps of note saying: "By order of the Confederate Air Force , give me Engineers will meet with all your 60 percent worthless federal currency. P.S. I'm Village officials later this armed." month or early in April Detective Jim Geisen burg said that alter she got her white reganii.ng erosion prolJlems, carivas bag full of cash from the Duval Federal Savings & Loan The possibility of obtaining office, the 44-year-<>ld Miss Boggs strolled across the street to a federal funding was ·bar called the Still. She ordered a bourbon on tbe rocks, mentioned. downed it, and then sipped on a glass of wine until police, Council discussed the · looking for witnesses, walked in and recognized her from her · Syracuse - Racine Regional description. ' Sewage District. It was announced the engineer is •'!ill . ' CHARLESTON, W. VA. -'i A LOCAL WELDER HAS optimistic that a 70 percent repossessed an iron gate from the governor's mansion EPA grant could be awarded occupied by multimUlionaire Jay Rockefeller - because the $45\)gate has not been paid for since it was installed in the fall . this year with construction 1 "I don't care if it is the Rockefellers or the state," said Owen starling this fall . It was suggested oouncU SpratDing, a disgusted welder from St. Albans. "If they don't members from both villages pay their bills, Uiey don •r get the gate." meet with representatives ·of Spradling said he did not rush tAl r~ion. He sent six Buckeye Hills for an adbilla, and not one of Uiem was paid. The gate was ordered for a port of the mansion grounds wbere the Rockefellers d!tional five perrent grant Appalac)lian occasionally let Uieir dog, Muffin, romp about. Spradling said through Regional Council. Another the gate was delivered to the mansion last fall. suggestion was a 25 percent WASHINGTON THE FOOD AND DRUG · grant from the FHA. · George Holman, council ADMINISTRATION today ordered stores that sell diet soft treasurer, agreed to submit drinks and other products containing saccharin to post red and bills for snow removal for black sig!IB warning customers of the presence of potentially reimbursement to the . dangerous producls. Disaster Services Agency in The sigiiB were required by the law Congress passed last Logan . year delaying the FDA's proposed ban on saccbarin. Wednesday night. ''Tht'Y w.ante<l t{• VUlt! on it l'ight then , ge l rid uf it ," Hoski ns su ill. '' My members Hn! going tu vute this down (ConUmied on page 10) a contrac t we t.:~n accept, Ulllllll ,lnt' Hoskins, prt•si<lcnt 111 come back," sa id Shtlcr who Ed Bt'il , Mcu·Lills Ferry, Lul·al 1810 at t l Nt,rt h co ndu c ted th e aborted president 11f I .ut·a l 11 10 at tl1e Amurican Cual Cu . mine i11 briering. "They were angry Cu ns o lid<.~ti on l'nal Cu . 's Puwhat.;m Point, :-:; aid he held at the contract and nwre Ireland Mine ncar a briefing for llw tiOO Hngry a t 1UMW President) Moundsville, ·w.va ., whi ch . members' 1n his lu r a\ Arnold Miller. He just sent us has 800 rnembcrs , a Iso ~l summary of the contract predicted the defeat of the arld not the whole conU:act. ~nn t.ra c~ in District li. ···The operators can add to " That conlrad is lin good this contract after we ratify qnd I am c.:rtainly iwt guiug il. And that really licked · lo w·gc my me1nbers td l·ati ry !hem off. I personally don't it ,'' sa id Bell . "ll has too like anything tha t's in that m"ny loopholes. The only con tract. If this contnlct U1ing it guarantees us is $1.80 passes, it will break our an hQw· and that's it. Survival odds ·dwindle By KENNETH R. CLARK Uniled Press Internalional ELYRIA, OHIO- MARVA ELUO'IT, 28, ELYRIA, was Survival odds for a contract charged with child endangering Thursday after her young son to end the 88-day-old coal was fowxl in a snowbarik near thelr home wearing only a · . strike appeared ro dwindle pajama top. · Thursday as growing ranks of In fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital was Andre angry miners voted with their Elliott, 22months. He was being treated for exposure. voices a nd their feet in · advance of weekend balloting NEW ORLEANS - AN INFANT GIRL born with her be art that will make or break the .. beating outside her cbest died while surgeons tried to construct pact . . a temporary "silo" of skin to protect Ule heart from infection, More than 300 miners the mother's otistetrician said. ~ stormed out of a contract Dr. Dorothy York said Thursday the team of hospital briefing session in Coshocton , surgeons attempted to envelop the baby's bear! with a Ohio, shouting at union covering of skin wp'ovide war;nth and moisture until a more district leaders, ''When you extensive study could be done and her heart placed inside ber get a contract we can accept, come ·back." chest cavity. At least 100 more took a WASHINGTON- SEN . HOWARD METZENBAUM, D- walk at a similar meeting in Ohio and five of Ohio's 23 representatives voted in the best Sl: Libory, Ill., where one inte;est of the elderly 100 percent of the time. according to the miner branded the proposed National Council of Senior Citizens. The council, representing pact with the Bituminous more than 3,800 senior citizen clubs across the country, Coal Operators Assocation released its evaluation of the 1977 congressional voting recorda "not worth a piece of toilet Thursday. paper." The live congressmen applauded by the organization were· "We're not going to vote for Republican Charles W. Whalen Jr. and Democrats John F . it - no way!" shouted miner Seiberling, Charles J. carney, Louis Stokes and Charles A .. ~~ ------~----~-----·~~"·-~-~·-··~~-~-~-~-~-···~-~-~-~·--·~~~-~~·~--~-----"~~~-----·~--·----------~~~~~~~~~----------~----·----·--~··--~ SAVE THIS WEEKEND Evlngelist J1mt1 Jlcks is: 1. PllfDr of 1 thrl.vlng churdl in Riynoldsbur11, Ohio. 2.! Sectional Sundar school dlrldor for lilt United ""nllcollal Church. l. A believer lhal people IIIII receive the baptism ·o f lht iloir -·Acts 2, 2: 1-2, Acts10:+0-46 , Acls19:1-6. 4, A minister IIIII baptizes like lhe early <hilrch ..,.,.... "In the N•m• of Jesus" Acts 2:38 ... In · titliallsoco ·t o Molt. 28 : 19, Father. Son and Holy Ghost are tttles ... His n1me is Jesus, Ads 4: 12, Acts e:16, Acts 10:47-48, Acls 19:14. DOWT MISS THESE THREE EXCITING NIGHTS OF PENTECOSTAL POWER. FOR TRANSPORTATION CALL m-2502orm-l507 . GREAT SINGING-YOUTH CHOIR Dogwood pattern in gold, blue or pink. stripe. 200 sheets, size 8xl0 Yz spiral bound. REV. WILLIAM L KNITTEL, PASTOR l· ~ I I . Ry . K .. MA('K StSK I _.._ _ _ AND SATURDAY ONLY . YOur' " E dra Touch " Florist Since.l 957 352 E. Maln, Pomeroy Your FTD Florist REDUCED 20% .__.__,__.,_. __._. ,;. , --- ·- ...,., BATH TOWEL SALE ! wt-:~yl l I $ 00 ~EG. ·:~~---~~!_!~~--+~~·~~~..::::.:::::.::.· ... SALE ~!:.~9 L.~~9 ~~~~~==:~:~~~=~BED SHEET SALE I F~IDAY I 49 :~:~~~t::,· ~~::~.nch~i~~d~, ~~~~sr~. l. sl WINTUK YARN . BEDSPREADS -'Green, gold , beiqe, black and brown . South carolina! It predicted snow for Southern Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, K•ntucky , PeMsylvania, West Viginia, western Maryland, Virginia and South carolina, New Jersey and southern New York . The storm ·was the sixth blockbuster of the season, which the NWS said Thursday was. not only the stormiest but also the coldest for much of the country. It surpassed the biller winter of 1977, which .caused the most severe energy crisis to da,te. have resulted in a condition of e<treme peril to the health and safety of lhe citzens of the state." Chicago's snowfa ll record climbed close to 80 inches lor the winter . Snow fell throughout the night and nfficials said more than 100 trucks were used to salt stree ts before accummulalions snarled rush hour traffic . Hundreds of schools closed in the Midwest Thursday and three nther winter-related deaths, including a 4-year-<>ld from Kansas whose sled slanuned into a skidding pickup truck, w.e re blamed on lhe storm. . Intensifying 'as it moved easlwHrd, the storm dumped up to 6 inches of snow throughout the northern Mississippi Valley and the Ohio Basin as '' charged into the mid-Atlantic states. The National Weather Service issued hea\•y snow warnings, traveler s advisories a nd winter storm, wa,tChes for most of the country east Of the Mississ ippi and nor th of Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, March 3, 197R REG. 552.50 ••••••••••••••• SALE 531.69 53.99 BAlM TOWEL ••••••••••••• 52.50 REG. SS9.50 ••••••••••••••~ SALE 's41.69 5 2.99 HAND TOWEL •••••••••••• 12.00 REG • s79.50 SALE s47 69 I . ••••••••••••••• • trom UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH --~- - GUITAR SALE KROEHLER "NEXT TO THE -Recli~~~~:'ch~~£~!~~~hes REVIVAL MARCH 3 thru 5 7:30 NIGHRY . Loo"f- · - REG. 1465.00 CHERRY OR MAPLE •• SALE '395.00 REG. 1595.00 OAK • • • • .. • •• •. • .. SALE '495.00 REG. 1775.00 PINE ••• •••••••••• SALE '625.00 '1.69 Help America The Right Way S. 3rd Ave. by Howard-Miller REG. '10.00 •••• •••• ••••••••••• SALE '7.99 REG. '12.00 ••••••••••••••••••• SALE '9.59 REG. '19.00••••••••••·•••••••• SALE 115.19 REG. '21.00 ••••••••••• ••••••• SALE '16.79 REG. '23.00 • • • • • •. • •••••••••• SALE 118.39 United Press International The Winter of 1978, already the rougbest on record in most of tbe country . struck again today with snow, rain and biller co ld weath er. throughout much of the United States. Two men were killed and a third was presumed drowned Thursday after the three of them were swept away by raging waters of the Sail River near Mesa , Ariz. The men were on lop of a land cruiser and the Arizona National Guard was beginning rescue operations whe.n they were wa shed away . Arizona Gov _ Wesley Bolin declared a sta le of emergency and National Guard helioopters were used on more than one occasion to rescue residents standed on rooftops of homes and industrial plants. · The rains began to subside In the southwest !Alday but Rolin said the• three days of rain and flooding "have caused extensive destruction to many public facilities and New shipment of open stock maple bedroom furniture. -Single, double and triple dressers . -5 to 6 drawer chests. - Night Stands. -Beds. Assorted styles and solid colors . Sizes 3 lo 16. or cloth upholstering . DISCHARGED - Cheryl Hagger, Southside; Edward Findley, Rac ine; Howa rd Roush, Racine; Ruth Patterso n, Gallipolis F er ry; Wesley Morrison, New Haven; George Lanier, Southside ; Mrs. Asa Bevan, Crow n Ci ty; Mrs. Levi Caruthers, Cheshire; Mrs. Rossie Thaxton, Leon; Mrs. J . Gien Long, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Charles Holley, Ashton; Rachel Phillips, Gallipolla; Spen,ce r Hunt, Gallipolis; Russell Flagg, Minersvll)e; Mrs. Dave Meadows, Ghent, W. Vm Pantcoats and dress length coats by Jerold and Betty Rose. Regular and half sizes 6 .to 24112. • '?""' Racine; Shirley Coleman, Rutland ; Sherry Neutzling, Mason . Discharged Janice Dav is, John Hill, Kenneth Stout, James Roush, Timothy Haynes, Clyde Bela. Pleasant Valley HospjtaJ WOMEN'S COAT SALE New spring styles by Chat1erbox and Tulip Tops. Girls sizes 2 to 4, 4 to 6x and 7 to 14. REG. $10.00 ........ .......... .. , SALE 5 7.49 REG. $14.00 .................... ... SALES 12.59 HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer Medical Center 1Discharges March I) Sharon Bailey, Elizabeth Dotson, Gerrod· Douglas , Mrs. James Durst and son, Margaret .G ray, MasOn Hemphill , J:inda Israel , Williahl .Ja cltson, Lawana Moo re, Emma Rogers, A,udra Strong, Barry Tanner , Racine Walker . 1Births March I) Mr . and Mrs, Gera ld Boggs, a daughter, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs: Rodney C~ok, a sun , Gallipolis. ·-----·-----· NEW SPRING LINE r------~~-- Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Helen I-eifheit, Pomeroy; Nettie Hemsley, Syracuse; Donna Eblin. Rutland; Ethel Priddy , Middleport ; Lovie Watsop, Pomeroy; Belva Sloan ,· Pomeroy; Barbara Whaley, Shade; Maggie Gi lmore, Farmers protest poli~e tactics Winter of '78 continues Mason-Cowtty records first traffic fatality . FRED YOUNG AND Brenda Fye, eighth graders at the Meigs Junior High School, will be playing the "kid " roles in the high school music department's production of "Music Man." Dates of the musical , Uie first attempted in the Meigs Local School District, have been changed to March 31 and April 1. • r Patrol checks 10 wrecks ' ~ . Nu vnc wa!i in jured in u fmu··vchicle !itllush·UJ) ut :~ : 49 ll p.m. '!1lUrsday vn US 35, IJI\O' mile west of sn 325. 'l'h f' Gn lli~J - MtdgS Pusl Stat c Hi ghway Pal rul su id Michael A. 'l'lcntan, 20, HiiiHboru. lost (;untrul of l1iS vc hit;lc .un t.hc . slipp ery JWVclil(;nt. Jlis· t.n1ck nm oH t.hc rig ht strik ing n semi operated by Garnet V. Hm1 on, 44, Woo dluwn , Vu., ami a pa rked vehicle owned by Ju hn Matthews of I.uwer River Hd . The Horton truck struck a towin g tru ck owned by Malthews then traveled over . an embanktn cnt striking vehicles in Matthews' junkya rd , Tieman wa s clt.Cd to Munidpal Co1.1rt ro.r ruHlirc to drive ·un the right side or the · ruadwjjy. · ley road conditions were blamed in an accident al4 :40 p.m. Thursday on SH 160 at the Bulaville-Porter Rd . State tr<H)pe rs said an auto driven by Janet Sue Miller, 30, Kerr, went out of control •triking a vehicle operated by Dclford L. E llison, 30, Gallipclis. At 5:10p.m . on SH 160, one and five tenths miles north of GalliP<Jiis, an auto driven by Sarn E. Holstein, 30, Bidwell, struck the rear of an t~uto operated by Mark S. McCoy, 28, Ht. 3, Gallipolis. A minute later, the Holstein car was strtic k in the renr by a vehicle operated by Fred A. Hartwell, 2ll, Rl. 3, Bidwell. A si ngl e car accident occurred at 5:55 p.m. on SR 1 so uth of Little Kyger Rd. where Randy D. Lavender, 19, Kitts Hill , ran off the right si de striking a guardrail. Anut..her single car accident occurred at 6:40p.m. on SR 160 at the jun<.1ion l~ US 35 1 where Doris A. La nham, 40, KELI: Y Wln e~re nn e r Rio Grande, going northwest popped In 11 points In on SH 160, lost control of her Thursday night's Class A car .on the icy pavem ent. Her District basketball contest vehtcle struck a highway at Chillicothe against Lees- marker. . . burg-Fairfield , but the . No one was Jn)IJred or cited Tornadoes wttnt down to a In an acctdent at 7:30 a.m. 71-45 defeat: See game Thursday on SR 1 wher~ a details on pag• 3 today. vehtcle dnven by Hoy L. Ntlz, 26, Pomeroy, struck the left -side of an auto operated by Sandra L. Walters, 22, AdCORRECTION d!son . The report on the amount of The patrol investigated an wate1' rate .. increase for the accident at 6:41 p.m. Thurg.. village of Pomeroy was in- day on Cl9rk Church Rd. two cortect. and seven tenths miles north · The,raise will increase the · of SR 160 where vehic}es minimum rate from $4.20 to driven by Marvin Meryl $6, a total increase of $1.80, Church, 4S, Rt. 2, Vinton, and Also the proposed turn on and Woodrow L. Russell, 39, Rt. 1, off fee will be $10. (Conllnueo on s-ae 10) ,, ., �• •' 2- The Dailv Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy , 0 ., Friday, Mar. 3,1978 ' Spartans clinch :Standings l share of crown seco nd game Southern squeaked by Crooksville 5148. In the Eastern contest, a tight defense allowed the gi rls of Coach Sue Thompson to come from behind in the second half and hold off a r.1 1ly by the Lancers for the win. The Eagles actually won the co ntest at the cha rity strip<: where they sank three or six free throws while the Lancers of Coach Lori Sauer co uld ma·nage only one gaud shut in sixteen free throw tri~!l-. Bv United Press International Ell stern Conference overs and a determined effort by the Ceramics allowed the Crooksville team to pull within one, 49-48 with 10 seconds left. Afte r ~ time out, the Southern squad made a full court pass to center Carla Teaford who laid it in for two for the margin of victory. Senior Chery l Roseberf)' scored 19 of her game high 29 points in the second. half 'to keep Southern in the lead. No other Tornado had double figures as the team sank just 9 of 24 foul shots. Beth Schooley led the C~rarni cs with 18 markers while Rita Hcafern had 11 . The team hit 12 of 21 (ree throws. Game time Saturday is 7 p.m. The two M ei~s County teams each own a regular season vio~ory over the other, so the ru bber match is for all the marbles. Box scores: By ED SAINSBURY UP! S[l<>rts Writer CHICAGO (UPI ) Michiga n State's Jud He;~thcote said it all in one New Jrsev 15 4~ . 242 21111 Centr~l Division emotional statement. w. L - Pd. GB "We were very fortunate, San Anton JB 14 .613 wash 32 19 .525 51f2 very lucky and we're a pretty Clevelnd 31 ll .500 1 good team too ," he said, New Orlns 30 JJ .A76 8 112 1 Heathcote described the Atlanta 29 34 .460 9 12 Houston 24 39 .381 14 112 season after his . Spartans w estern Conference downed Wisconsin 89-75, their Midwest Division W. L . Pet. GB sixth win in eight Big Ten Denver 39 24 .619 Milw JJ 29 , 532 5 112 road games, to clinch an Big Chicago 32 31 .500 71n undisputed Teq Detroit 29 J2 . 475 9 championship for the first Kan Cify 24 JB .387 W l 1 lndlana n 39 .36 1 16 · time since 1959. Pat:ific Division The vlctory also lnsured the w. L. Pet. GB Spartans the No. I seed in the Portland 50 11 .820 Phoenix 38 2A .613 \1 1!1 first round of NCAA tournaseatt le 34 27 .557 16 ment play at Indianapolis L<IS Angel 32 29 .525 18 Golden 51 29 33 .468 21112 March 10, completing what ThursdaV'5 Results Heathcote earlier described New Y<1rk 128, Portland 117 as the team's No. I objective, &a n Ant 128. Buffalo 107 Indiana atKan City, ppd . a tournament berth. Friday's Games Heathcote credited the NeW Orleans at Boston HouSton at Atlanta climb from sixth place to the washington at Detroit conference championship to Seatt le at Indiana M i lwaukee at Phoeni)( the acquisition of Earvin Phil a at Los Angeles , believed to be the Johnson Cleveland at Portland first freshman even to make Saturday's Games New Jersey at Buffalo the All Big Ten team, and Boston at New York bench improvement. 11 Last Sea lll e at New Orleans Konsas Clty at Denver year I'd rather put the bench in than the kids sitting on it," WHA Standings By United Press International w. L. T. Pts. he said. Johnson scored 24 points, 17 Winni peg 41 19 2 84 New E ng land 34 23 4 72 of them in the second half , Edmon ton 31 28 2 6.4 and Greg Keiser 25 in the Houston 30 21! 3 63 Quebec 29 30 2 60 victory over the Badgers. Birmingha m 27 33 2 56 The Spartans, eighth Cim:i nna fi 25 33 J 53 nationally, also Indianapolis 19 36 4 42 ranked Thursday ' s G~mes i.mpresse!i losing coach Bill Atlan11c Division W. l . Pet. GB Phila 42 19 .689 JJ 28 .541 9 New York n 36 ,379 18h Boston Bulfalo 20 40 .333 21112 (No ORO SHOOTS Jaye Ord (20 ) fires a jump shot in Thursday's tournamen t contest. Crooksville defenders are Mert Nelson (22) and Beth Schooley I30 ). Thursday 's Girls High School Ba sk etball Results United Press International Class AAA (at Massiilon) Lou isv i ll e 39 North Canton J. M. FIBER GLASS NSULATION Hoo ... er 36 Massillon {a t Hubbard) Austintown F itch 56 Howlan d 33 Pol and 42 Boardman 29 Cla ss AA fat Jackson) Meig s 56 Gallipolis 39 FOIL FACED Dayton {at Dayton) Je ff erson 53 Fa i rview 44 · ,---;:::::;:;~Your Home Dayton Greenv i ew 34 Ea ton 29 Dayton Oakwood 60 Dayton Kiser 23 You Know What You're Getting (at canfield) Springf ield Loca l 42 Youngs . town Rayen 38 Campb~l l M emor ial 65 WE HAVE A GENEROUS SUPPLY IN STOCK. AVAILABLE IN 4" .or 6'12" THICK • Ind ian apol is at Edmon ton Houston at New England Cinci nnat i at Winn ipeg Saturday's Games Winnipeg at Indianapolis Birmi ngf1 am at New Engl and Houst on at Qu ebec Un it ed Local 4 1 (a t Champion) New ton Falls 37 Champion 33 Ga rr e1tsville Garfield 42 Chardon 37 (at Athens) New Lex ington 50 Sheridan 49 (at Ironton l Iron ton 63 South Point 57 (at Bloom -Ca rroll ) Logan Elm 59 Bexley 24 CoiumbuS Hartley 74 Mad ison Plains 28 {at Columbus) Hebron lakewoOd 52 Col um bus Wehrle 51 Watk ins Memorial 40 West Jefferson 38 (at J:IQinl Mt Gilead 54 Johnstown 26 Nort h Union 47 Heath 43 Class A PLAYER OF THE WEEK COLUMBUS (UP!) Central Michigan junior Jeff Tropf is the Mi<\-American Conference basketball player 11f the week for scoring . 49 points atld hauling down 20 rebonds in two games last week. Tropf. a 6-8, 200-pounder from Holt, Mi ch., had · 31 · points and 12 rebounds in the Chippewas 18-74 loss at Miami and 18 poinls and eight rebounds in the 88-78 win over )Veste rn Michigan. BAUM TRUE VALUE 985-3301 NEW FROM ·ZENITHl COLOR SENTRY the automatic west By United Press 1nternational Conference Playoff Results Atlantic coast Conference Second Round Duke 8 1, Maryland 69 Wake Forest 82, N. Carolina 77 Southwest Conference second Round Arkansas 94 , SMU 7J Houston 93, Texas Tech 82 West Virginia Conference Second Round Morr is Harvey 71,. Shepherd 64 Fairmont 71 , W. Va . St. 65 Wheeling 71, West Liberty 6A ECAC conference Metro N. 'f ,· N.J. Division f'int- Round Army 81 , Seton Hall 79 Sf _ Johns 8J, 1ona 80 New England Division First Round , Providence 71, Holy Cross 67 U.R.I. 71. Fairfield 69' Metro Sev~n Conference First Round Georg ia Te ch. 39, Cincinna t i 38 Louisvi lle 'ill, Tulane 6A Memph is St . 79, St. Louis 57 Eastern Eight Conference First ROU!"d Duquesne 76, Massachusetts 69 Hoc king 25 (OT) Pitt 85, Geo . wash . 83 W . Virginia 81. Rutgers 74 First Round Ca l St . ( Ful) 88 . San Jose St. 78 1 Alaska -Falrb'k.s 78, Pac . Lu th . 63 <:.en . Wash . 85, Lewis .Ciark St. " Esn. Wash .72, St. Martin's 58 Grand . Canyon 82, Southern Utah 73 Oregon 5.4, Oregon St . 51 UC San Diego 91, Pug et Sound as W . . Wash ington Fraser 70 78, Simon .. Fairmont 71, W. Va . St. 6~ Wheel ing 71 , West Liberty .6A • • •,• . Morr is Harvey 71, Sh~pherd W. Va . Wesleyan 79 Bluefield . )4 Eastern Eight Conference (First Roundl Duquesne 76, Massachusetts 69 (ol) Pitt as. Geo. Wash . 83 W . Vlr~inia 81. Rutgers 74 Villanova 73 Penn St. 65 niE DAILY SENTINEL • • •.,• ,..• .. 7'h . 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Montpelier 45 Ottawa Hil ls 41 According to SEOAL of(at Chillicothe) who met at Jackson ficials leesbur~ Fairfield 71 South Wednesday evening, not on ly ern ( Me1qs ) 45 101 Ashland) will the 1977-78 boys all-stars Mansfi eld Sf Pet er 57 Coll i ns be honnred at this banquet, Wes·tern Rsv 40 but also the !911-18 champion Ironton Ti ge r girl s and members of the girls allleague team. · L-eague offldals recog nized Logan as the official conference champion {boys divisi on ) and Ironton ::is reserve league champions. Ironton 's girls were recognized as champions of th e league and Logan 's reserve t eam as "8" champions. 1 It was reported all· SEOAL schools will field girl s track teams this spring except Wellston . Football games will continue to begin at 8 p.m. (league games) until 1980. League schools may, IOWA CITY,Iowa (UPI) however, start tu adjust at Iowa Coach Lute Olson called any time. , Thursday night' s •· 87-70 will The annual boys track meet over Big Ten rival Ohio State will be held May 3, at Athens. . a complete team effort. " It was a great matchup ~tween Ronnle Lester and Kelvin fulnsey. They are two great guards and they put on a show. There's no way either one can guard the other and that makes a great matchup to watch /' Olson said. ATHENS - Haec dlly for He also praised the play by the lith annual Athens Tom Norman , calling it a Marathon is less than two "great offensive hustle ." weeks away ..The event is set Olson said there was a fivefor Sunday, March 12, over a minute stretch in the second 28-mile, 385-yar~ course that half when the Hawks sagged "but fl-om wire to wire it was will start at Ohio University's _ our best effort. It was some Peden Stadium and end at pretly well-played . nearby Grover City. The race wiU be run over county roads basketball." on an out-and-back course. Ohio State Coach Eldon The event is sanctioned by Miller gave the Hawkeyes a the Ohio Association of the lot of credit. "They played bard and AAU, and is recognized as the Ohio Association AAU Open they rebounded very well and Marathon championship. they played together tonight will be a number of There very well/ ' Miller said. "We awards, including silver have been up and down all bowls for the first 10 inyear ... and that didn't dividual fini shers, awards for change tonight," the top three finishers in He said his team generally three other groups - women, was young. "I have often runners over 40 and runners wanted a young team that over 50, and a new award for was consistent, but I haven't the top finisher over 60. Each had one to this point." ruMer who completes the He said Iowa had good course will receive an physical power and "has to engraved certificate. be the best team with that There will also be a t~am kind of record." award, although that is Iowa's scoring was sparked limited to certified clubs and by Lester with 22 points. teams. He was one of four Iowa As the result of a ction taken players in double-figures . by the marathon committee Other Hawkeye leaders were last summer, two of the Norman with 19, center Steve awards will honor the Waite, 16, and forward Vince memories of people who Brookins, 12. played a big part in the Leading Ohio State were marathon . center Herb Williams and The award for the top guard fulnsey, each with 20 finisher over 50 has been points. Also in double figures named in memory of the late · was reserve guard Carter Scott with 12. Clay Hargrave registered 13 rebounds and Steve Waite 14 grabbed for the Hawkeyes. Herb Williains of Ohio State copped game rebounding hcnors with 16. But, in ail 1 Iowa outrebounded the Buckeyes 49-42. The Hawkeyes used 50 percent shooting to register their third win In the last 13 games. Iowa Is now ~12 in conference and 12-14 overall while the Buckeyes are 15-11 overall and tl-9 in conference. Iowa stops OSU, 87-70· The annual girls teague trae~ meet will be .held May 2, at Logan. Girls junim· hit::'h and ninth grade basketball ~ames will be played on Monde~y s and Wednesd ay s next year, beginning at 5 p.m. unless ehanged by mut ual a greement. Rese rve Hnd va rsity games will be played un Fridays and Saturdays. New schedules are being prepared by C. D. Ha whce, Waverly . On e prin c ipa l s uggestt•d that the SEOAL t·onsider " league commissioner at the June meeting . SEOAL President Jim Diehl a ppointed a committee to present suggested form s of amendmen t s to th e con· st itution regarding banquets, finance and Title IX affairs at the June meeting. The Logan and Athen s Hi gh School principals were na med to the committee. · The SEO AL vol!eyb"ll schedule was presented and i1pprovcd with sta~ting timCs being 5:30 p.m. for reserve game and 6::10 p.m. for varsity games unless changed by mutull I agreement. for 21 puints while the defense held Gallipolis to just four points. From then on, it wtts all M ei~s . Meigs made 22 of 63 shots from the fl<1<tr for 35 pcreenl and connected flir 12 good free throws . Ati -SEOAI. Vi<·ky Epple poured in 19 of herlgamc high 24 point s iu the setond half tu help her tenm pull away . Uesidt•s having a guurl night on. th.e bonrds, Bruwn tosse d in 16 poinls ·of her own. The Blu<' Angels hit on just 16 of 67 shots for a eool 24 pcrcenl and lmule just fivl' foul shots, Kathy Daniels INI points while Jauet Gmvcs Sura AWls Jt:>li the losers' rebnumtiug with Hi carnm.s. ! (S6l ~ t;:pp le II 2 24 ; Brown 56 16 ,· Vi1u9:han '} J 7; Burde t te 1 I 5 ; Wilson '1 0 " · Totals 12 12-56 . · I I I I (39 1 D~nie l s 5 2- 12 ; Grove~ 50 10 ; N iber t J 2 8; ·Young 2 0 4; Abels 2 1 5. Totals 17-5.J9 . By Qua r ter s: ...• ... '" . i ... I MEmS I POMEROY, 0 . PH. 992-2176 International Harreslot New Idea I ." I ,. I I I L~!::."~-----J 10 31 41 .li6 10 14 15 39 . ' " r•restone. I" • f '" Polyester cord DELUXE CHAMPION' 5 19~~~"" ,...... .••••..--.. .•••.. ....-.. -• u•l<i«lit IHt• Whltewttll lulrl 53 Siro >, 11 ' ' 'I'•' LEBANON RESULTS lE BANON, Ohio (( UP! ) Lam ar~s Me Too paced through lhc snow Thursday night to l'aplure a photo fln sh victory over Major Sklppcr in th e featured $1 ,000 eig hth race at Lebanon Raceway. The winner ci rcuited the snow~overed · mi-le track in 2: II 1-5 and returned $21.80,. $6.20. Major Skipper paid $3.80 and $2.80 for second''"" Noble Mickey , the show horse, kicked bad $2.811. McRoberts (2) won U1c first race and R.J . Melburn 11) the seeond .for a nightly d(Juble combination that was worth $71. A crowd of 841 fans wagered $69,521. /II •II ' " (l11 • ·l lli H /H . , .,. I S '} J 9!.1 2 1 ~I tt ~ I I 1 I I l I 1 1.1 2 1 95 1 ·lh I ·I I 22 HS 19 95 1 t 1' l :u_ m.> I '"I I 'I I \. \ 26 9!i I . 'JI lo l I, !li 1· 1 2(1 95 .' .'ii 29 95 . :11 95 .' .1.' 23% 1111 2!1 H5 I !ll I t '!l 1-1 .,, l oll 1', . , , ( Il l 1 '11 .'PI .' I I 2G .9!J I 1\ l o 30 !J!l .' 32 9b ]4 9!. -.... -...-. ·~ .' ( ,1\ . H','• I' > I 'H I' ' ,. ' 'I I ..• ll I ' L 11 /H 11 fill~''''~~,~,,., 1.•. •h;s •fln s h•1wn 111 lowtH o llw il phnlo" ltl ,llv., I'''' I '!! J, J [I 1 h 'T~o ad 1 ·I.' 25 95 23 9!J 24 .0h ' .'II I · I ' <t I 1: I Bllltk · , , ;,,, 1.' / • .,., ·- ,,., ,,,71 •••I I -•· - •• 5 , dJ dt~ s •on ...• --• '"• POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 E. Main • •• • Pomeroy, 0. • •• -. 992-2094 Brake Service- Front End Alignment r Gus Karageorge, a partner in · the Towne House Restaurant of Athens and a long-time suppmter of the marathon. The award for the top flnisher over 40 has · been named ·in memory of the late AI Hart, who served "' trainer at Ohio University before accepting a similar position at Ohio State University a nd aided with the medical crew ~t the marathOn while at Ohio U. No runner under 17 yea'rs of age· will be permitted to · compete in the race. As in past years, the winner will be Crowned with an authentic iaurfl wreath which has been -obtained from Greece. Bill Hayiland of Athens won last year's meet \n 2:23:22, finishing just ahead of another Athenian , Kerry Ragg, who covered the course in 2:24:47. Entry blanks or further information about the meet may be obtained by contacting Ellsworth Holden Jr., 26 Northwood Drive, Athens, Ohio 45701. The meet is spm1sored by the Hocking Track Club of Athens. The entry fee is $4 i,f sent ln prior to the race or $6 if entry is made on the day of.the race. The event annually attracts runners from thr6ughout the state of, Ohio as well as ·from neighboring states. ' II Equipment Co. II S<~orc : Meigs Gitllipolls ',,. ean Ul' worked out, Uut ----------,. Ml•igs won the ri!-{hl tu t ravel tu Waverly n.e xl 1lmrsday nicht ~,, play in 1he Dist rict. AA competition. The opp<men t is not yet km,1 wn . GALLI POLIS ' it is up tu tltt' l'Oilmllssloncr's urflcr to give thl" llkill'." snld Paul. Ciri£fin i~ tuwlu~ trouble with his (' 111r am:~ visu and ('urty has conUlctcd the tcnm to say h(' will rt•p\ll't Sundn~·. had 10. NORTilt' IELil NO RTHFIELD , Ohio 1UP!) - Avon Orion held nff Mi ss Hight .Star at the wire "Thursday night tu will th~ rca lUfL'f1 $1~900 ninth race at NorU11ield Park . The winner, drlv en by I .arry Doy Bnn.and, cove red the mile in 2:09 2..e. ;md returned $5.60,$4 and $:l.ZO in Ci:tpturing he r second wln in a,s many 1978 outings. Krystal Mate finished third . Miss Dud won the fi rst race, kicking orr a blg triple cun1binat ion of 9-1 -:l th;Jt p<J icl $:1:JU.Iill. Northco Belle was second and Oakwood Cllntly third. A crowd of :1 ~ 020 w~gered $411 ,811. •• " W1• 'n• hu1n~ful UuJt the dcto~:~ils the Gnllipolis scoring With 12 Bux -; TUCSON. Ariz. ! UPII The Cuban National team may play the Cleveland lndhUJs at the- Trlbe 's Arizona winter home th(• first wetlk in April, club president and (•hicf cxl't'utive offieer Ctabe P:IUl sa id Thursday . Hut before lhe Cubuns v1stt, Bus<•ball rould Conunissioner Bowie Kuhn wc1uld havt• w upprovc the lhree-gunu• se1·ies. which was m·l·a nged htst winlt•r, Puul snid. MEIGS Athens Marathon slated.March ·12 Appliance NHds Savings & Loan Co. · (at Canton ) (at lorain) Wes tlake 55 Rocky River 50 (at Marietta) Miami Trace 55 Cambridge 5t lot) For all rour home Entertainment and Zenith s Color Sentry,~- Th e Au1oma1ic Picture Control System-c ontrols the color pic ture when the scene changes, or the channel changes, even 'when th e room light changes. The CORSICA I ., AAA Normandy 44 Vall~y 1 J Cla~s {at Bowling Green) Ashland 58 Celina 53 (at Cleveland) Cle John Adams 63 Cle Kennedy 62 Cle St. - Ignatius 72 Parma . CtlllllOM.AtOllOR II ' <at Steubenville} River local 57 T i ltonsv il le Bu ckeye S 51 Tri -Valley 54 We st Musking , um 53 · 100%SOLID-ST~TE 1978 ___ No moving parts to wear out an·d no contact points to corrode tn the tuners. Basketba II Results United Press International Cenl Calh 53 (oil Exec. Ed. Publishln!! Company-Multim!'dia, Inc. , 1.11 Cuu,rt St., Pulllfroy, Ohio 45769. Btl.'line.'>S OtfiL'e Phone 992- 21$6. Editorial Phone 992-2157. Seeond class. poslalie paid at Pomeroy, Ohi o. National advertisin!! represen- 6; Morris 6, 1-13; Pr iest 4-5· 8 . Turner 10·0-20 ; P. Turner 8-3·19 . Totals Jt-9-71. Southern (45) - Teaford 1· 0· 1-4 ; Winebrenner 6 -2- 14 ; Br i n~ger 3-1-7 ; Sayre 2·0-.t ; P. Hill 1·0-2; Baker 1-0-2; D. H ill 1·0·2. Totals 21-J-45. By Quarters: 22 36 53 71 Leesburg Southern 13 23 J8 45 , 13; Ottawa . Giandorf 64 uma High School ROBERT HOEFLICH Ctty Edllor Published daily e,ccept Sllturday by The Oh.io By Greg Ratley The Meigs Giris put tlfi a tremendou s r~bounding perfonnance at Jackson lu~1: night enroute to a SS-39 win over Gallipolis to capt urc the 1977-78 Sectional Class AA basketball crown. The Meigs girls of Coach Joy Bentley hauled in 48 rebounds to just 36 for Gallipolis to control· the boa rds. Meigs' Glenda Bnm•n hauled in 16 ea rums while Terri Wilsnn culle<"l cd 15 t\l ~ take contrnl. Gallipolis jumped ""t tn " quick 6-2 lead. but the Marauders fought back and rega ined their composure to knot the-score at 10-ull bv the period buzzer. · In the second period, Meigs put on a fine defensive performance 1hat shook up the Blue Angels and forced manv turnovers. '111e fjrcd up Mcig~ crew blew it open ir1 1hat ca ntn as the offense expliJded Paul Turner chipped in 19. Bruce Morris and Priest each had 13. So uthern ended its season with a fine 15-5 mark, and Meigs County is very proud of this 1977-78 team. Box sco re : Leesburg t7tl - Boyle J·O· Thursday's Boys to the dole of 11111i1riiY- Me and my · picture control system! ELECTRONIC VIDEO GUARD TUNING SYSTEM withdrawn prior GAHS gals, 56-39 Boys tourney results win third place r MEIGs-MASON AREA CHF.SfER L.'TANNEHIU. Teaford and Kelly Winebrenner who each had 14 points. But no other Tornado had double figures while the Lions put four players there. Southern hit just 21 of 65 shots for 33 percent and got a chance at just four free throws, hitting three of them . Southern had just eight turnovers the entire game, but Leesburg blocked ten Tornado shots. Leesburg shot 40 percent from the floor and canned 9 of 13 charity t oss es. Barry Turner led aU scorers with his 20 points while center ,, I Second Round 1 West Virginia Conference DEVOTED TO 111E , Long Beach St. 84 , Pacific 82 REPORT FOR DRIL!.'l TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) . . East Binghamton s· 79, Ithaca 72 Pitc her Pedro Borbon, ·DYke 86, ttl d ana (Pa.J 74 outfielder Ed Armbrister and Elmira 68, rrr tanjj63(ot) 70, i :erty Baptist 63 infielder Junior Kennedy Geneva Rensselaer 1 ,ly 91 , M iddle burY reported to the Cineinnati 71 Reds tralning camp !'. outh Thursday. Berea 86, CL 111berland 78 {of) Veteran Joe Morgan is to report Sunday and manger Indiana 77, :..-lidwest dlno is 68 Sparky Anderson said he has Iowa 87 . (,1· o State 70 not heard from shorstop Nodhwes .c· n 80, Purdue 71 Davey Concepcion and . . .. outhwest outfielder Cesar Geronimo. Bethany n :,2. 84, Philllps 70 ,;,, Central Okla . 6A Club officials pointed out Cameron New MeY.ico 111, Colo . St . 81! Concepcion and Okla . Christ . n . SE Okla . 63 that SW · Oklahoma 88, NE Ok· Geronimo both played winter lahoma 70 In 1931, tile "Star Spangled ball and are signed to long- UTEP 62, Wyoming 55 cO.ntracts and' Banner" was designated by term apparently believe they are an act of Congress 'as the . nationa l anthem of the United in good enough shape to report to camp late. States. CASH AND CARRY 1 College results (at AthenS) Eas tern Meigs 27 Federa l Sout hern N\eigS· 51 Crooks v ille 48 By Greg BaUey A fast start, a balanced scoring attack, and a tremendous display of rebounding talent led a taU Fairfield Leesburg five to a convincing 71-45 win over Southern is first round Class A District competition at Chillicothe last night. Completely dominating the boards, the Lions of Coach Paul Pettit hauled in 62 rebounds to just 22 for the Southern Tornadoes of Coach Carl Wolfe. The Lions had 2J offensive caroms. With aU their starters listed at six feet or ·over, it was obvious from the first tip that the Uons were going to be tough under the boards. The winnerS drew first blood when Tim Priest tipped one in for a 2-Q lead with 7:47 on the clock. But Southern countered when senior Richard Teaford zipped a long one through the cords to tie il. Barry Turner put the Lions back on lop with a jumper at the 6:47 mark, but again the smaller Tornadoes tallied on a jumper by guard John Sayre. But before the Meigs County crew co uld score again, the Lions had built up a 12-4 lead with 3:39 to go in the period. From then on it was aU Lions. Southern made one last e~citing threat when they came out fired up from intermission . After ending the half by netting four unanswered points to narrow the margin to 36-23, the Tornadoes reeled off six straight points to come to within seven at 36-29 with 6 :57 still rem8ining in lhe third perivd. But then the Lions composed themselves and puUed away for the win. Southern was led by Cuban team m8yplay Indians Meigs eliminates Southern eliminated b Fairfield·Leesburg ', Cofield of Wisconsin . " Michigan Stale is an outstanding team and they certainly outclassed WI ~" he said. "They showed they are indeed the league champions.n It was Wisconsin's fourth . loss in eight heme conference · games. Michigan State entered the game lacking only one victory of clinching the crown or one loss for both Purdue and Minnesota . Northwestern furnished the defeat for the Boilermakers 80-71 , while Minnesota scored an 84-78 win over Michigan. The results left Michigan State 14-3, MinneSQta I~ and Purdue II~ in conference competition. Indiana, with its seventh straight win, moved into a tie witli Purdue for third place with a 77-<ia decision over Jllinois. In the fifth game of the night, Iowa tripped Ohio State 87-70. Indiana 's win probably moved the Hoosiers into contention for either an NCAA tournament berth or an NIT opportunity. Should the NCAA . take two Big Ten teams, the Hoosiers would be the logical choice since it has lost Seven games while winning 19 and both Purdue and Michigan have 10 defeats. Minnesota, with nine losses, is ineligible for tOurnament play. Pac. Coast Athletic Conference 16" or 24" WIDE '· Perry 57 Canton Glen Oak 27 ,r. . ga me.s schedul ed) FridaY's Games Girls tourney results INSULATE YOUR HOME . ""tNI'H II NBA Standings The Eagles placed no one in double figures, but used a ba lanced scori ng attack for CROOKSVILLE 1481 the win. Senior center Bec ky Wei her J 0-t. , Robison 2·0· 4, Windon led the scoring with Red fe rn 4-3· 11, Schooley 6-6· 18, Lindimore 0·0·0, Nelson J. seven points while guard Kim 3-9, Spung 0-0·0. Totals 18 · 12 · Haley had six. Pam Coe l~d 48 . SOUTHERN (SI) - Ritchthe Lancer .attack with 12 hart 3-0·6, Roseberry 11 ·7· while Joy Conrad had 5. 29 , Ord 2· 1· 5, Smi th 2· 1·5, The Southern girls of Carnahan 0-0·0, Teaford 2·0·4, coach Connee Williams Crow 1·0·2. Totals 21 ·9-Sl. By:, Quarters : he ld off the deter10 25 40 51 mined Crooksville Ce- Southern Coolville 7 19 27 48 ramics for a tough 51-48 EASTERN 1271 - Baley J. win: Southern led • all the Q,_ 6, Windon 2·3·7, Weber 2·0·4, quarters after a slow start Young 2·0-4, Hannum 2·0-4, 1·0· 2. Totals 12 -l -27. and seemed to have control at Milhoane Federal Hocking (1S) the end of the third period 4Q- Coe 6-0- 12. Saye rs 1-0· 2, TI. Leading 46-31 with 3:33 Unscolll ·0·2, J . Conrad 2·1-5, left in the game, Southern Russe ll 2·0·4. Totals 12·1· 25 . By Quarte rs : seemed to have it wrapped Eas tern 3 7 19 27 up. But then numerous turn· F-Hocking 6 7 13 25 I Pro II Eastern, Southern girls gain finals By Greg Bailey Saturday night in Girls' Class A Sectiona l Finals at Trimble, it all boils down to an old rival r y, Eastern ve rsus Southern. Both teams ea rned the right by winning close contests last night. In the first game Eastern downed Federal Hocking in a real thriller 27-25. In the ~The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Mar. 3,1978 r------------, • • • •• •• • •• I'm insulating America against_~. the high cost of fuel bills! ·•• "' • NEW HOMES • OLD HOMES • COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS • • /''JHE Kt:H IHTANT lnoululuon prole. 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I ,,... - I I ' I ADDRESSi--------------------------- 'I City Zip Phone I L-------------------------J ' ·~ �4~The Daily Sen,tinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Mar. 3, 1978 ft1undat lon. The Blke-A-Thon will be held (JO ~ contrOlled ( num ~ Kauff is chairman Kaurf as cha irman pf a spring Bike-A-Thon in Pomeroy to benefit thei r rese arch The 'Central Ohio Chapter of the Cystic Fibros is Foundation has named John bcr) course on which the riders can ride as rnany laps as they would like. Mr. Kauff feels that a controlled course wi ll in~urc t he .safel y of the riders, while allowing each participant IJ> set his own pace. Acheck point will be set up at the center or the co urse to record the number of laps each participant rides, a nd an area will be. des ignated were riders can rest be· tween laps. Kaulf sa id he is looking for people who will give a little of their time so that millions of children across the United States can have a better chance in life. The riders parti c ipating will be raising funds to support ca re, research, and educational pro g ram s benefitting children who sUffer rrorn asthma , chronic bronchlli s! 1 t~il~ho ~d '' em J phy s ema ~ otana 're current •••·and count onI pn~tumonia, a s well as cystic fibrosis. .MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main St. 99:Z-2104 FIRST MEETING The Meigs County Swine 4H Club will hold thei r fir st meeting for 1978 on Monday evening, March 6, at 1:30 p.m. at the _Meigs County Extension Office. The club is open to a ll boys and girls in Meigs Co unt y between theagcsof9and l!l who are in t e rest ed in takin g breedi u ~ .swine, or market hog::; f{Jr a 4-H prn ject in 1978. Po meroy '1he Store With "All Kinds of Stull" LIME FOR PETS STAB L ES LARG E !!. SMALL ANIMALS. LAWN S GARDEN Health project will be topic On Wed nesday at 10 a.m. there will be a meeting uf interested residents, medlcal pr o fe ss i o nal s and repres entati ves of local service agencies to discuss a possibl e health project for a returning student health team. Last summer 's six member student health team, sponsored by the Corporalon for Health Education in Ap· palachian Ohi o, aided in publicizing and carrying out the Multipha sic Health Screen\ng Program which served approximate ly 600 ' if1dividuals. Anyone interested in attending and sharing in community support and enthusiasm of a hea lth project, is invited on Wednesday at Veterans Memorial HospitaL For more information please contact Ms. Marty Geyer, 992-7311 , Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. 10 PERCENT ONLY The Dutt on Drug Co ., Middleport, a participant in lhe Buckeye Golden Ca rd program for senior citizens ali!J WS a 10 percent discount un prescriptions only. An earlier listing of the st1,n~e li& ted a 12 percent general discount. GOT CABIN FEVER?? WANT TO GET OUT Midland sets new records Midland Mutual Life In· sura nee Company with Home Offices in Columbus, Ohio, set new sales records for individual life insurance and group insurance in 1977, it was armounced by James B. Mcintosh, President. Sa les of individual life ins urance exceeded $185 million , representing a 19.2 percent increase over 1976. The comparable increase for the indu&try is estimated to be· 12.2 percent. Midland's group life insurance sales of $171 million were 70.4 percent ahead of 1976. Total life in· sura nee sold, both individual and group, amounted to $351 million , compared with $251 million for the prior year. Representin g Tice and Associates ih Meigs Co Wlty is Waller Grueser who has been a Midland agent since 1958. Grueser, consistently one of the agency's production leaders, is a Life Member of Mid la nd 's President's Council and Hall of Fame. He maintains an office at 300 Rive r Vie w Drive in Pomeroy. :>-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Mar. 3, 11178 :~ ;::: · • - •..,_·'"'··-·.··>··:-:·········:·:·~·x·:-··:·;m.-.:::::;:'.;::···:-:·:<~'1!!11111lllial!:i*{IWII¥0 ........... ~...-.•.•.•....... . ~.. • • • • .r.... w. ..:-t... I Girl Scout Diary a~ By Charlene Hoeflich Today Pat Thoma, service unit director, Sandi Rodman, and Merle Johnson are in Parkersburg, W. Va. attending an enrictunent workshop for girl scout trainers. The agenda includes films on training, safety techniques, and programs for teaching girl-leader planning. On Thursday of next week there will be a Service unit meeting at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The meeting is being combined with an indoor training session on troop camping. Mrs. Thoma reports that again this year the girl scouts will be j)Orlicipating in the Meigs County Junior Fair and perhaps takmg even a more active role. The first meeting of the board of directors is .set for March 4 at 10 a.m. at the Fair Board office on the fairgrounds. Mrs. Thoma has already prepared material for the premium book on project work. The week of March 12-18 is Girl Scout Week. Mrs. Thoma reports thai she has inserts for church bulletins and leaders should contact her for these. March 12 is Girl Scout Sunday. She also notes that she has brochures for the Center of Science and Industry of Columbus camp-out on April8 and 9. . POMEROY JUNIOR TROOP 1276 Meeting Monday night at the horne of Mrs. James Soulsby the girls of Troop 1276 with Betty Lane, their leader, selected projects to be carried out for their badge work. Meigs County Fair exhibits were discussed. Next week's meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Laura McCullough. The pledge and girl scout promise opened the meeting. ----- w. ----,I -----------·---N. COMPTON. O.D. . OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS : 9: 30 to 12., 2 to s (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY . I 1 1 I ·------··---------.-..--------~ Dress Shirts Impeccable. Short sleeve styles you're looking for • , . in plaids or stripes. Add a few to your Spring wardrobe! TOPS plans for officer election Lyles_and Spkte address Rutland Friendly Gardeners RUTLAND-Andy Lyles , Meogs County game protector, was joined by Jim Splete, Southeastern Ohio's wildlife investigator, fur a conservation program at a recent meeting of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners hosted by Mrs. Howard BirchfieltL It was noted that while the snows have been a n im:onvenience . in many ways, they are quote usefuL Aside from the scenery they afford the snows provide insulation for the plan ts and see ds Wlderneath and -a lso provide a ~low means of providing mmsture to the soil, taking many nutrients down into the soil as they sink. Spring is wildflower lime, it ~as pomted out , particularl y m March and April after which lime the trees leaf uut and fonn a canopy of shade over the smaller plants block· ing out th e s un s hine necessary fur many to bloom. Most of the wildflowers are pollinated by insects wl1ich irlsures continued growth . Men is one of the biggest enemies of wildflowers as he destroys their natural habitats with construction of homes, industri es a mi roads. Tho•e who pull up plants by the roots, either ca relessly, or in sea n;h of roots for food or commerce, contribute to their disappean:~.nce. This, it was noted, hC:~ s caused conservationists •to develope a list of endangered plants as well as for animals. Protected plants from these lists cannot be removed from their natural location nor the flowers picked in most instances under penalty of fine. When construction threatem; a stand of these plants, conservationists often attempt to move them to another loca- CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. tiory so that th~ will not be L>d plans for seasonal wor·k in . Generation gap hated tlru idea oo breastlust. March with the local schoo l. fc'e11ing ft om tile stHI'l. Sht• Splete showed slides of Two classes will be visiled by has some crazy ·notion that In the 1940s, mothers were foo·mula is healthieo· for lht• abuul 35 species ol wild several dub members and nuwcrs and told of their uses. the students will make nctture told to bottle-feed their in- baby. The tops of spring cress and related craft items fur the fant-; on a strict schedule. T(1-Counselor: Is there iJ!l)' dcty , mothers are advisetl tu other reason your mutht!r spring beauty are edible, he Ea.ster .!.ieason. said , as are the ruots of the The cl ub reeeived a thank br~st-reed on demand. m.ig ht nut .want you tu nurse As this hot-line conversa- yuur dau~htcr? · cress. That ban of lawn you from the OVAL library perfectionists, the dandelion, system for the club's dona· tion illustrates, the change in Mrs. B: Well, sl1c r onsidc1:s po·ovides tops or leaves that lion of the OAGC book, " correct ' · child-rearing hersHf •n expert in d1iltl· are good stewed, fried , oo· in " Knowing, Growing and techniques can create ten- rearing Uut s he knows salads, while wine can be Sharing." Donations for the sions between generations. nothillll about breast-feeding. Mrs. B: I am breast- It wasn 't popular when she made from the bloom. OAGC Whakeena Fund and Tht:: conunon v-iult::l is qsed the Victor Hies &llolarship feeding my 10-monlh-old had us . J feel she wants me to ln perfwne or com be camHed Fund for Horticulture daughter now , but I'm thi nk- bottlt...feed so ::;he cttn be in a ·for cati11g, and is often used students at Ohio State were ing about giving it up. On the · position o( helping me more . as a decorative touch for ack1wwlfdged. The regiona l one hand, my doctor s<Jys I She duesn 't work and htis no desserts. The dog tooth violet meetirw was aimounced for should slarl her on a bottle . hubbies , so her gnwd or adder's tongue has white, May 20 with details to be On the uther hand, my friends dctug:hter is a very important in the La Leche League"- yuu thing in her life. yellow or lavender flowers given later. know, the pro-nursing group and its foliage is spotted with The club voted lu c<>Counse lor: How often do brownish tones and has sponsor .the new Femwood - encourage rne to continue you see your mother '! medicinal value. Bloodroot Garden Club of the Wolf Pen breast-feeding. With all the Mrs. B: She comes over provided the Indians with area . The other ell--sponsor· is trouble I'm having, J c•n't every day and stays fur three face pai nt (IS the root when the Chester Get rden Club. decide what to do. or four hours. It's Uccn that Counselor : What sorts of way since Kathie was bum. cut t!XU des a bloocl-like Mrs. C~rpe nte r and Mrs. subtitance which is poisonous Hulin both attended the problems are you having'! Al first, I really apprcciati!ll Mrs. B: Well, I hctve an in- her hdp but now ... wdl , we if ingested. The plant is a organizational meeting of the source of morphine. · new dub. Mrs. Bolin fection in one breast. The dvc- have a lui of disagrecmtmts • Wild ginger has a dark pink presented a program on the tor says it's probably because about what to tlo with the bloom much like that of the colla ge art fonn and Mrs. my daughter, who has teeth baby. houseplant, gloxinia, The root Ca rpenter installed the of- now, biles me when she Counse lor: lf your moti1L'r is used like ginger. The ficers. The dub has ago·eed to sucks. were to go on a vacC:~ li on for a Counselor : And he advises month SlC:II'ti ng t OI IlOI'I'OW , muJJeii, 8 plHnt With a ro!ielte furnish at least two programs you to slop nursing? of le"ves from Which springs for the new group (IS well as would you continue to nurse Mrs. B : Yes . He says the i n~ Kathie'' · a tall , slender stalk clustered acting in an advisory cap"ci· fection will have ct ~Uer at the lop with tiny yellow ly. Mrs . B: Ye!i. I'd fullu w La flowers, .has medicinal va lue Plans for the (:1 1111Ual open chance of clearing up. But he I t:che's <.~dvit:c. I knuw that for treating eol~s and meeting to be held April 26 also thinks my daughter is tuo competent ductur.s arc · astluna . were discussed by the old to be breast-fed . ass oci C:~led With th a t Counselor : And the La organiz:otiun. They wouldn't The May apple was discuss- members. Mrs. Walker is ed and it was noted that a ll chairman of the progo·am Leche League gives you dif· slt.>er me in the wrung 'din.,oc,, lion. And I really fecllhal'my parts of the tree are which will · feature floral fe rent "dvice? Mrs. B: They say I can use poisonous ex:cept the apple . designs in table settings. Mrs. doctor bn't in favor of nursChicory and its JlSC as a cof- Charles Kohl, regional direc- a breast pump on the infected ing. fee substitute, ginseng and il!i tor, wiU 'tell of the wurkings breast until the infection Yes. I would continue. I medicinal values dating back of the OAGC. The meeting is clears up . They also say there hadn't realized until HOW ho w to ancient ·times were also open to anyone whether they are ways to stop my dctughtcr much I have been influencc'l from biting when she nurses. b,y my mother's pressure. I discussed along with the com- belong to a club or not. orion day lily which can be us- .' Guests were Marie Snider, I just don't know what to do. lmtt! ln think about it, but I Counselor: You are ob- can see I'm going to have to ed in salads or fried in a bat- Kimberly and Rob Birchfield. ter. Mrs. Bishop provided the viously getting >onflicting ad- cut down on the time she Splele and Lyles displayed traveling prize won by Mrs. vice. Has anyone else oCfered spend• in my hou•e. Maybe a number of books on Carpenter with Mrs. Clair an opinion? l 'llta ke the baby and visit her Mrs. B: My mother. Ac- s2_metimes. Then J can just wildflowers and Mrs. Joe Turner and Mrs. Snider winntually, that may be the real leave when I've had enough. Bolin, vice presi dent cmd pro- ing the hostess door prizes. problem. She has Qeen very gram ch" innm1, presenletl .This hut-line c.:ounsel Or involved in all of this. She has helped the caller see that her themwithawpyoftheOAG C' · bouk, "Knowing, Growing pmblem resulted from a· con..~........... and Sharing." •;.Q~JQ>,-......NO . vu q . e:'1.'«.~··9~-.. ........~..........·~··:-:······-:··········-·.· .......·.···············..·ov.~· . . . . . . .~· l'N'tl:.::o:.:.."" flict with her mother rather ':'1 than the conflicting advice Mrs. Birchfield gave the ecology lesson commenting she was receiving from other on animals now extinct. She sources. Once the problem said that while hunting and S:: ~ was defined clearly, Mrs. B trapping for fun, fur and food was able to begin thinking of ·. have caused loss of some , By Helen Bottel solutions. :::: destruction of their natural ~ Dr. Blaker ca nnot lake ~: ~~ habitat through construction telephone calls from her has been the main reason . readers. However, there are ON DEHUMANIZING GRANDMOTHERS The walrus elephants have hundreds of c ri s is intervenbeen hunted as souvenirs, DEAR HELEN: tion phone lines in the United Since you're a several-time grandmother (and Sue is about States_For the phone numOer their tusks being valued, and the Indian lion was hunted to to increase the flock ) I thoijght you'd like this, written by a 9- of ~'ne near you, conlctct yow· year-<Jid. extinction mostly for sport. local mental he<Jl th a ssocia~ A Grandmother is a lady who has no children of her OWll , so 'tion or mental health inFloral designs featuring a bird or a nimal figurine were she likes other people's little girls. A grandfather is a man formation servke. displayed by Mrs. Dick Fetty, grandmother. He goes for walks with boys; and they talk about Mrs. Ray Lambert, and Mrs. fisliing and tractors and things like that, Grandmolbers don 't have to do anything except be there. Bob Bishop, ,They we re eval uated by several com- They're old, so they shouldn't play hard or run. It is enough if they drive .us to the market where the pretendmentators frum the club. . Mrs. Jim Quillen coneluded horse is, and have lots of dimes ready. Usually they're fat. But not too fat to tie kids' shoes. They the program with a bird walk contest which required the wear glasses and they can take their teeth and gwns off. They don't have to be smart- only answer questions like why identification of birds from a dogs chase cats and how come God isn't ITU1rried. given description provided by Everybody should have one, especially if you don't have Mr.. Bolin. television;· becal,lSe grand.J:nothers are the only grown-ups who Mrs. Jaines Carpenter, president, announced Umt have plenty of time for children.- K. B. Mrs. Jack Walker provided a DEARK.: I've read several similar versions of ' 'What is a Grandrecent article for Gteen Thumb Notes in the SentineL mother," all supposedly written by small children. (Which I Mrs. Bruce Davis, garden doubt.) I'd rather read Dahle's Inferno! (Or "Little Women .") therapy chairman. announc· · These are dehumanizing descriptions of older people who, ac· rnrding to the authors have only one purpose in life: to serve as fawning (and probably baby-sitting ) grandparents. Believe me, if lily children and tbeir children peniled this sort of "tribute" they'd quick find a drop-out grandma on their hands. (Not thai they would: thank goodness,they see my hus- ' band and me as persons, and, best of all, friends.)- H. TURNS THREE Aaron Card, son of Mr. and DEAR HELEN: Mr.. P•ul Card of Route I, When my husband was divorced from his first wife, he had Radue, celebrated ·. his . cla.use put in the papers that his parents could live in the house third birthday, Feb. 25, at he owns for the r~st of their Jives (this probably to keep his exthe home nf his uncle and wife from demanding it) . · aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James The problem is his mother runs the household. I have no say Werry, Route 1, Racine . at all. His father embarrasses the family by shoplifting. My+ Gifts and a cookie monster year-<Jld sees him and tries to do it too. The sheriff is a personal cake were presented to · friend so 1'Dad" isn't arrested. Ours is a miserable situation! Aaron. Attending were his I've tried talking my husband into a move but he can't see grandparents, Mr. and (or afford ) maintaining two homes. I'm 23, he 's 40, and they're Mrs. Thomas Holter, Kevin past 60. !feel like a little kid. . .. We'd have a beautiful marriage if we could get away . How? Holter, Mr. and Mrs, Roger Holter, and Jamey, Mrs. OUTNUMBERED Ronald Holter, Debbie ' DEAR OUT: Tammy and ry, Randy Are you willing to work so that you can help maintain two homes? If shared living means marriage break-up, t)lis may W.erry, Ricky Werry, Cass ie Hubbard, and be the only way. Tell your husband it's either a move or a split, . Rachel Kelber. and' go house-hunting.· H. · . . . . . . .'.}"' f·HI HI t e en e p m Us FAMOUS NAME MAKERS ARROW • MANHATTAN • VAN HEUSEN COLD? SNOW? ICE? COAL SHORTAGE? STRIKE? BLACKOUT? STAY OFF THE STREETS? CUT DOWN? HOLD BACK? PANIC? PANIC? PANIC? PANIC? NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE 126 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0 . (] nd every enga gement dia · mo nd is guaranteed perfect ACE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A breathtaking array of Keepsa ke's most enchanting diamond engagement ring st yles , .. i:lue ts. tr1os and soliti! ires to delight you .. Keepsake" Rqi~1ered HARDWARE · Diamond Ri "R~ ~()(18P 'QJefleler.s 212 E. MAIN · POMEROY "Ace is the pla n~ w..ith the li elpfu l Hardwart! Man" ® ENJOY AN EVENING OUT AT THE &CAIWL 50-ft. Powr-Centc:f INN PLACE AT THE MEIGS for MARCH! INN ENJOY THE EXCITING SOUNDS OF • .. FRIDAY &SATURDAY 10 TIL 2 Make Your Reservations Ear~ WITH "THE INN PLACE" This Week's Special Mar. 4 thru 10 SLOPPY JOE AND FRIES CELF.STI:: SPI::AKtNG GtiV . nichard Celeste will speak at n JeffcrsonJacksun Day di nner ~lt the F:lks Club in Ncls<Hwillc on March 9 (;. A. Wingett , locul Democrat cummitt cc ofrid al sa id . There will be a <.:tH<1va r1 fr om Meigs· Count y attending . Those needing transportation or tickets are tn call Win ~ctl • t 949·2441. NOW OPEN SUNDAYS BEGINNING MARCH Sth 8 til 2 tf?ru~!JllJl?o~ct!Pll. lrd St., RACINE , OHIO PHONE 949-2515 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY I :i I CAN RR . TERRY HAND TOWELS ALL POLYESTER PILE WOMENS . SCARFS THROW RUGS For Head, Neck, Waist Pink Or (iold Reg. 69' 39~ ASH ST. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Locust·&4th -st. •• Loops, Stripes Solid Sculptur&d Reg. '2.49 %PRICE OUR ENTIRE STOCK! VALUES TO '8.99 MENS SHIRTS $200 All Long Sleeve Styles On Sale WOVEN PLAIDS SOLID COLORS ; PRINTS • •Cotton Blends •DreS$, .Spor1, .Knits Sizes S·M·L 7 PIECE WITH LIP STICK HOLDER DAISY MIRROR_ 4 Colors o~ I I • • SALAD SET White With Z Designs Reiular 13.79 $200 Open Saturday Till 8 p.m. Sunday 1 To 6 ~ Middleport, 0. $}44 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NLY!! Drink 'alrbl~ly PEPSI COlA! • • 84~ I dairy IS• Ie City Ice &Fuel Co. I can .relax , ond the kids can eot their favorite foods · .. . at a price to make Dad sm ile! Adjustable Mirror HEATING OIL •• • It makes a nice chonge. Mom 11 . Fuel Chief 1 , FOR FURTHER DETAILS . 992·3629 held at 7 each ev~nlng and at 10:30 a.m. un Sum1uys. The public is Invited. . DISTRIBUTED .BY POMEROY 0. Treat The Family To Dinner Out! the 7 p.m . worship service. The n•vlval services will be !~ . CALL ART HARTLEY JR. AT 992-2145 THE MEIGS INN ·~ .HEATING OIL EXTRA LOW SALE PRtc:E and Stay Late ;( TEXAC CORD etc.'1 fort, Ky. t will be e\'Ungelist for rev ival servkes to begin Tuesday at th e Rutland Church of the Nazarene and extend through March 12. The Crusaders, a singing group, will be at the church this Sunday for Sunday school, morning "'orshlp, a sl ngsplrallon at 2 p.m. and a use with TOOLS. APPL IANCES. ELECTRiy MOTORS, • Bright orange for high visibility. • 3wire grounded . • 3 grounded Powr-Center outlets . Dennis E. Wyrit·k, Frank- ou'll be happier EXTENSI THIS WEEKEND featuring Mikki Buck .t (Formerly w~h the popular group Tigress) ftlne• t1111n JIOG lo IIO.GOO L'CSS I)OUIJd.'i 0cfOI'C SUUUIICI' is a•ked tb t'Hii either M1·s. Hawk , 99'H 202 or Mr•. Wood. 99'l-3J I9. REV. DENNIS WYRICK 1'0 SPEAK - The Ht·v. ··ma. ... in April with Tereso Wood untl Nellie Grover to gr~tt.IIJ~tle Ht that time. Mrs. Wood is the club's queen a nd she and Delores H•wk arc ml!king the banner to be ust'<l at thl!' Area Rt~·ogniti oll Day. Anyune wishing tu losr •• · The Meigs TOPS 11'Hke Off . IS 7p.m. WeighUoss fur the week of Pvunds St•nsibly J Club meets every Tut•sd•y at the Feb. 28 was 40 pow1ds by llw Pomeroy First Baptist 'l1 memberlS weighing in. For Church with tht.• weigh-in the we-ek\ before that the timt• bei n~ 6:30p.m. Meeting meulbership report t.~ a tut~l w•ighlloss of 51pounds. New offit'<!I'S for the club will be electt'<l in March. · .Channs are Kiven us awards for we i ~ht loss . Area Rcco~nilion Day will be hold MASON OR POINT PLEASANT ' ' I �7-The DaUySentinel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Friday Mar 3 Ifill 8-TbeDailySenUnel MtddleporLPomeroy 0 Fr1day Mar 3 rl•ffl•8--- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , S.lurdl~ lllltrch 4 1111 THESE MESSAGES Of OUR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE ARE SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY THE FOIJ..(MING THIS SPACE FOR RENT MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC TRIN l'1' CHURCH Re,.. W H Pe n pasto Sob Buck ~u doy school sup Chu ch School q 5 o m wo sh p se v ce 10 30om Cho r ehearsa Tue~doy 7 30 p n u de d ec on of AI ce Nease POMEROY CHURCH OF !HE NAZARENE Co nv U o o d Mulbe y Rev Clyde V He de ~o pOi o Su doy schoo 9 30 o n G en M<CI,,mg sup no n r"'Q wo st-1 p ,. 0 JO o n e e ng 730 ndweelo. !t.l9v(e Wednesday 7 30 p n GRACE EPISCOPAL rhe Rev A bet Moctcenr e ecto Se seYce ces and Sunday sc hoo o 17 noon POMEROY (HUACH OF CHR 51 112 W Mo n S ohn M A hu po!> o B ble school 9 30 o n monng woshp OJO an You h mee ngs 6 30 p m even ng wo sh p 7 30 Wed nesday n ghJ p oyer mee ng and 8 b e s udy730pl"l THE SAL VAT ON ARMY 15 Bu e nu Ave Po nc oy Envo.,. o d M s Roy W n g oft ce s c ho ge Sunday hoi neu mee ng 0 a m Sunday S I aol 0 30 a m Su day '> lioo eodv YPSM Elo ut ~don~ 7 p n ~o o on \Ht g o ou~ !>peak~ s and nus spec ols 7 30 p Thu sdoy 0a o 2p m Lades Home l~ogue all women n ed 7 30 p p aye ee ng a d B b e s udv Bob h ep eode Re Noe He -non eo he BURL NGTON SOUT HERN BAP r S CHAPEL Rou e Shade Pas o Bobby E lo. s Sunday schoo S p m Sunday wo sh p 5 45 p m Wed esdoy p aye se lle730pm POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHR ST 200 W Ma n S Je y Paul m n s e phone 992 7666 Conse vo ve non ns umen ol Su day wo sh p 0 a n B ble s udy 1 a m wo sh p 6 p m w.mnesday b e s udy 7 p n OLD OE)(TER B BLE CHRISTIAN CH URCH R~:tv Rolph Sm h pas o Sunday sc hoo q 30 om M s Wo ley F o c s supe n en st & de I P eo h ng se ces h d Sun days o ow ng Sundo)l S hoo GRAHAM UN EO ME 1HOD ST P eo h ng 9 30 a n I st and se con d Sundoys a eo h mon th th d and lou h Sundays each non l h wo sh p se v ce a 7 30 p m Wednesday e ... eo ngs a 7 30 P aye o d 8 bl e S udy SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mulber y He gh s Rood Pone oy Pas or A be 0 es Sa bbot ~ Schoo Supe e den C oro Me n y e Sabbo h Sd oo So u doy ol e noon a 2 00 w Wo sh p Se v ce fa low g a 3 I S RUTLAND F RST BAPTIST Ss e Ho e CHU RCH Wo e Supl Su day S hool q lo o m o n g wo sh p 10 45 o m TH E H LAND CHAPEL Geo ge (os lo pasta Sunday S hool 9 30 o m even ng wo sh p 7 30 Thu sdoy e..-en ng p aye se e 7 30p m POMEROY F RST BAPTIST Do d Mann m n sle W om Wo son Sunday schoo s pi Sun day s hoo l 9 JO o n norn ng wo sh p 030a n a F RST SOUTHERN BAPT 51 282 Mulbe y AYe Pome oy Paul J Wh e Posta Go y Basham Sun day u hoo su pl Sunday school 9 30 a m n o n n g wo !>1 p 1030 evenngwo shp b30pm Mdweek p aye se v e 7 30 p n M OWAY COMMUN TY CE NIER e Rd longs e O h o Rev C yde Fe e ll Pas o Suncla.,. Schoo 1 on Soudo~ p eo h ng se v es 7 30 p Wednesday even ng B be s udy a 730 p m FA TH 1A8ERNACLE C tllRCH Ba ev Run Rood Re..- Em ne Rowse pasta Hand ley Dunn s p Sunday s c ~o o 0 o m Su day even ng se v c~ 1 30 B be each ng 7 30 p m Thu sday OVESV lLE CO MMUNITY CHURCH Roge C Tu rne paso Su doy s hoc 9 30 a m Su day no g wo sh p 0 30 Sunday e en Q e v ce 7 30 MIDDl EPORT MT MORIAH BA PTI ST Co e Pou h o d Mo M ddlepo Re Hen v Key J pas o Su day Schoo 9 30 a m M $ E Bou ngo dne sup Me n g wo shp I045om MIDD EPORT CH URCH Of CHR, ST N CHR SJ AN UNION low ence Man e\1 pas o M s Ru sse Young Sunday Sc hoo Supt Sunday Sc hoo q 30 o m hen ng wo sh p 7 30 Wednes day p ay e mee ng 7 30p m MT MOR AH CHURCH OF GOO Roc ne Rou te '2 the Re\1 James M Muncy pas a Sunday schoo l 9 45 o m mo n ng wo sh p o m even ng wo sh p 7 30 P aye mee t ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peoples mee ng 7 30 p n Thu sday MIOOLEPOR F RST 6APTIST Co ne S x th and Po me e Rev K by 0 e pasta Robe t Po ke supe n endent Sunday WMPO Rod o p og om 7 45 o m 5undoy Schoo 9 5 a m Mo n ng Wo sh p 0 5 a m Vou hoc v t es and fel ows h p lo un o and sen o h gh studen s b p m Sunday even ng wo sh p 7 30 p m M d week p aye se " ces Wednesday 7 30 p m De ~ CHURCH OF CHR 51 Md dlepo 5 h and Mo n Geo ge Glale m n s e -M ke Ge loch supe n enden Te y Yankey youthmnse Bb es hoo 930 om monng woshp 1030 am e..- en ng wo sh p 1 30 p oye se v ce 1 p m Wedn•s da y M DDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev J m 8 oome pa s or Mrs Mo y Lothey Sunday schoo sup Sunday schoo 9 30 am m o n ng w o sh p 0 30 am Sunday evange st c mee ng 7 00 p m P oye meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITEC PRE SB YTER AN MIN STRY OF ME GS COUNTY Ow gh L Za..- z d eclo HARR SONV ILLE PRESBYTER AN Rev E nest S ck l pa s o Sunday chu ch sc hool 9 30 o m M s Home lee sup mo n ng wo sh p 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday schoo ~ 30 a m R cho d Vaughan sup Mo n ngwo shp 1030 SYRACUSE Mo n ng wo sh p 9 om Sunday schoo 10om M s Sampson Ho sup ltUllANO Rev Hobhy day~ hoo ~hp II a ~e v ce 7 p CH\J H:LH OF COD f' o e poi o Sun t(lo n Su dov wo Su day eve g n WOOnesdgy Fom ly 1 a ng Hou 7 p n Wed ~:t5doy wo ~ h p !>e v e 7 30p -n HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Neo l og 6o rOn fd•e HoI pas a Su dov !> hoo l 10 o Chu ch 7 30 n p oyq ee g 1 30 p Thu ~dov MIDOLt:.POR T Pl:NTECOST AL I dAe heReY W o Kn e pos o No o d Ougon Sun day Sthoo Sup Classes fa oil oges e en ng \e v ce 7 30 8 ble s udy Wedne sday 7 30 p m you hse vces F day 730pm MIDDLEPORT FREEWilL BAP 1 ST Co e .1\sh ond 1-' um Noel He non pos o So u day e..-en g ~ooc "' ce 1 30 p m Sundoy Sc hool 10 30 o n ME GS COOPERATIV E PAR SH ME1HOO ST CHURCH Robe T Bu ngo ne 0 eno POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Robe 1 Hoyden Ro v Jomes Co b I CHESTE R Wo shp 9 5 an Chu ch Sc lloo 0 o n POMER0'1 wo sh p ~e 11 ce q 5 a n ~u day schoo 0 30 o n Rev Robe Hoyden nnse l:NTERPRIS~ Wo sl p Iii a Chu ch S hoa Oa ROO<. SPR NGS Wo sh p 10 o m Chu h Schoo q 5o m UMYFb30p FLATWOODS Wo 11 p a n Chu ch School lOa n M DDLU'ORT ClUSTER Re 11 Robe 6umgo ne HEAT H Robe 8ungo ne Pa so Wo §h p 10 30 om Chu h S hoo 9 30 o n UMYF b P John F Fultz 2101 Pomeroy m Ph LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON PHONE 992 2156 Call 949 2838 For Appotntmenl Ra e ne Oh o Complete AutomotiVe Strvtce M ddleporf locu~t & Beech Sts FRENCH'S SUNOCO FOR RENT SERVICE CENTERS Yet for relaxation and msp raho n mill ons of us turn to mu s c We do P J PAULEY, AGENT not lhmk of t as no se That IS be ca use t 1s sound w1th a purpose w1lh mood mess.11ge a beautiful Nahonw de Ins C50 of As mus1c rehnes the damar of no se REl iC ION unravels th econ fu s on of everyday expenence Events nc1d en ts problems and tnal s that n themselves make httle sense - becomt> for th e Nrnest be I ever challenges and slepp m g ston es n h s p ursu1t of Chnsh;~n .ums RACINE FOOD MARKET THE STORE WITH A HEART R1cil10 Ph 949 2626 Jo n the m II o ns who gather 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS Pomerov Ph 991 2S81 Mason Ph 773 S721 ---------------1 KINGSBURY HOME SALIS Wednesday 7 30 p m Fellow~h p 10uppe I s So u day 6 p m UMW 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p n EAST LET ART Ch u h School I I 2nd 3 d ~undoys 9 30 o m Fou th Sunday 030 am Wo sh p 7nd Sunday 7 30 p m • h Sunday q 30 o m P oye mae ng Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW ' Juesdo\1 7 30 p m WESLEYAN Roc ne) e P a ~eT hursdoy Spm LETART FALl S Chu ch St hoo l " 2nd 3 d Sundays 0 5 a m -4 I Su day 9 5 a m Wo sh F s 2nd 3d Su days 9 IS om <llh Su11doy 7 30 p m MORNING STAR Wo sh p q 30 o m Chu h S hoo 0 30 om M d Weelo. Se e Wednesday 8 pm M O RSE CHAPEL Wo shp am Chu h S hoo 930om PO RTLAN D Wo sh p 7 30 p m Ch u ch Sc hoo 9 30 o m SUTTON Chu h School q JO o n Wo sh p !> and 3 d Sunda ys 10 30 a m NOR HEAS T CLUSTER Re v R cha d Tho nos Paso Duo e Syde s eke John Doug 0 5 Assoc otes JOPPA Wo sh p 10 o m Chu I S hoo q o P aye Meet ng Wed nesd ay 8 p m O NG BOTTOM Sunday s.chool a q 30 o VVo sh p s~ v ~es at 7 30 p m B ble § udy ond Youth mee ng ot 8 p m on Wednesdo.,.s NORTH BETHEL Wo !o h p am Chu chSc hoo\ Oa m AlfRED Sundo v School 9 30 o m Wo sh p 0 • S a m P ave me~ ng Wednesday 7 •5 p m UMW 3 d f uf!ostloy 8 p m REEDSVIllE Sund ay Sc hoo q JO o m Wo sh p 1 30 p n P a.,e Meol ng 7 JO p n Tuesday V s to on7 30 p n st Thursday S LVER RIDGE Wo sl1 p 10om Chu ell Sc hoo q o m TUPPER S PtA NS Wo sh p ~ am Chu ch School1 0a m KENO CH URCH O F CHRIST Geo g~ F ede ck sup Se 11 ce weekly q 30 o n on Sunday P each ng f s and h d Sundovs ot man h by Cllfo d S~ h 9 30 om HOBSON CHR STAN UNION Rev Ko 11 Eb n pas o Sunday S hoo l q 30 a m leono d G more f s elde even ng se e 7 30 p m Wednesdoy p aye mee ng 7 30 p m M 1 MOR IAH CHURCH OF GOO Ra e ne Rou c 2 The Rev Cho les Hand pas ta Sunday school 9 45 am mo n ng worsh p II a m E en ng se v ces Tuesday and F day 1 30 pm IIEARWALlOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Duane Warden mn~oe Bblecoss 930om no n ng wo ship 0 30 o m e en ng wo sh p 6 30 p m Wt'dnesdoy 8 ble st udy 6 30 p m KENO CHURCH OF CHRI~T Geo ge F ede ck sup Sun day monng se ce 930 a m w h p each ng on I st and th d Sun dov of monlh by Geo ge P ckens NEW STtVERSVILLE COMMUNI TV Chu ch Sunday School lltr vee 9 45om Woshpose ... c• 0 30 E.... onge 5 c Se "'ce 7 30 pm Wednesday Prov•r mee ng 7 30 ZION CHURCH OF CHR 51 Pome oy Ho saM e Rd Don Kennedy pastor B II McE ray Sunday sc hool sup Sunday school 9 30 o m mo n ng wo sh p an d commun on 0 30 a m Sunday even ng you h Chris an Endeovo 6 p m worsh p ser • ce 7 p m Wednesday •v•n ng S W AorJII <hoo 1s- eddtngs Chaster Ad ertsngServ e S asb g V gna ec edb fleAmeca f day Lu ke Pomeroy Ph 991 3..3 1 9 1 1 27 HEINER'S BAKERY BAKERS OF GOOO BREAD W Va Ph 915 4155 ~tisillff1~~~~ CANCER PHONE 992-2156 p ovv ll Ractne 949 2020 ue ng o d II b e s ud)l 7 p n Sf JOHN LU THERAN CHURCH P ne (; a"~ The Rev W I a M dd eswo h Pas o Chu h se v ces q 30 a m Sunday 5 hoo 030a m BRADBURY CHUR CH OF CHRIST M Donald Ra e v pa so Sunday schoo 9 30 a m wo shp seve t03GI om Sunde~ se v ces 7 p m you h g oup Wednesday 7 p m ANTIQU TY BAPT ST Re11 Eo Shu e pas o Sunday s hoo q 30 a m Chu ch se "' ce 7 p m )IOU h mee ng 6 p m l uesdoy B ble Sludy 7 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev John A Coif l10n pa sta F ank n Imboden cha man o t the Boo d o t Ch s o l h;o Sunday S hoo 9 30 o m mo rt ng wo sll p 10 30 Sunday e en ng wo ih p 7 30 p m P aye mae g Wednes day 730pm RACINE FIRST BAPT ST Don L Wa Mer Pos ta Rant) e Sol se Sunday s hoo sup t Su dov schoo 9 30 a m mo n ng wo sh p 10 •o o m Sunday e en ng worsll p 7 30 Wedne!>doy even ng llbe study 730 OAN V LlE WESLEYAN Re..- R D B own pasta Sunday School 9 30 o m mo n ng wo ~ 1'1 p 0 <15 you h se " ce 6 •S p m even ng wo sh p 7 30 p m p ave and p o so W ednesdo~ 7 30 p n SILVER RUN FREE BAPT ST M es T ou pm. o Sunda)l s.chool 0 a m S eve L le sup Ev enng Utvce 7 pm p oye mee g Th u uiay 7 p m CHESTER CHURCHOF GOD Re ..- Bobby Po e pas o Sun day sc hoo l 9 30 a m wo sh p !oe v ce a m ~:tv en ng se Cfil 7 30 youlh se v ce Wednesda.,. 7 30p m lANG SV LlE C HRI STI...,N CHURCH Robe I Mu 5Se pas o Sunday sc hool q 30 a m Roy S gman supl mo n ng wo sh p 0 lO Sundar even ng se "'ce 7 30 m d w••lt se v ce Wednes doy 730pm SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Dole Bass pasta Sob M oo e Sunday S.Choo svpt Sunday schaol q 30 om m orn ng wo 5h p 10 45 a m evangel s ic e v ce 7 p m Wednesday se v ces praye and pro •e 7 p m Nazo en• youth 7 p m Co 'I proye me~t t ng 8 30 o m Men s proye mee tng Sou dav 7p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHR ST Eden R 8 eke pasto Sundav School 0 o m Howe d McCoy !oup t M o n ng se men om Su day ngh sevces Ch st on Endeova 7 30 p m Song s~trll Cit 8 p m Preach ng M dweek P a ye 8 30 p m (June THIS SPACE FOR RENT PHONE 992·2156 Compan ons may oak o o uts today n o rder to dodge a tough What nl n dates I em won I scare you a b t LEO (July 23 Aug 22~ A way Ia save you se f me and s eps today s to put your ngenu ty to wok You have he knack lor com ng up w th un que tw sts or better me hods Pomeroy 23 Sept 22~ A w I be he p VIRGO (Aug oday n ef resh ng yo ur entre ou tl ook l et mp omptu happen ngs d c ate yo ur cou se LIBRA (Sepl RACINE PLANING MILL Syracu~e Ph 992 3978 nee l ng Wed esdoy 7 p n Roy Adams loy eode CHURCH OF JE SUS CHR ST lo o ed o Ru and o New L a Rood e:JI o Fo es A e Po k He Roy Rou e pas o Robe Musse Sunday S I oo sup Sun day s hool 0 30 a n wo sh p 30 p m B ble S udv Wed es day 7 30 p m So u day gh p aye se ce 1 30 p n HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIST IAN Rage Wo t on pas o Kenne h Bye Sunday ~choo sup ty'o ng wo sh p 9 30 o m Su doyschoo l 10 30 am e e ng se v ce 7 30 Wednesday B b e Sludy 7 30 p m MT UNION BAP T S Don Sunday s hoo W l san sup e n enden Sund ay s hoo q 45 o m e e ng wo ::.h p 7 p m P oyer nee ng 7 p -n Wednesday TUPPER S PLA NS CHR Sl AN CHURCH Eugen e Unde wood po• lo Howo d Co dwe I J Sunduy S hoo Sup Sunday g Se School 9 30 o n Mo man 10 30 o n Sun day e c ng sevce7pn LHART FALLS UN ED BRETHREN Rev F ee lond No !> po5to F oyd No s sup Su day schoo 9 30 o m mo g se man 0 30 o m P aye Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PRO PHECY 0 J Wh e Rood o bO Rev Geo ge G oy le pas ta Sun day Sc hoo l 10om A hu Hen son Sup t Me n ng Wo h p am Young Peep e s se e 7 p n Even ng se v ce 7 30 p n Wednesday M d We elo. 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Phone 99HI81 d I Ie HOWERY AND MART N avo 19 ~ep sy5 ens do "' bo k oe du np uck I e!> o tJ 9 o el I ock o p pov g H 143 Pl o e 614) 696 733 1 NEW LISTING - story home Features 4 bedrooms bath formal d nlng ut I ty R Garage & storage b dg Level lot $800000 NEW LISTING RURAl HOME n n ce a eo w h 26 oc es New o um num s d ng on pete y nsulo ed ond em ode led ns de S o m w n dow s La ge co pe ed g oo-n ond bo h Ca ll985 41 1 o 992 5b2 1 - 1974 Mob e 14x 65 Two bed room s bath e qu pped k tchen a I fu rn iture l acre Ask for details JUST LOOK 3 , a cres barn busmess roo m 2 bedroom home recently renovated bath ba sement for ced a r h eat $11 500 00 6 YEARS OLD - Very n ce ranch type 3 4 bedrooms balh ullly HEAT I FREE GAS carport storage abou t ~ acres m Beaut ful ranch type modern equ pped k lchen 3 bedrooms 2. baths e ectrlc B B heat formal dlnmg R 1 acre ground $37 300 00 • LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA CLELANO ASSOCIATE~ 992 2259- 992 6009 992 6191 S SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LITTLE & SAVE A LOT AU carpel Installed with padding 1t no charge Exper t Installation Rubber Back Carpet As low As noke ec.es~ o )I epo 5 A T on n Co st uc on 742 2:128 MAGG.IES UNH O L STE RY sh ng e upho s e y Ref ebu d ng Beau t l u i se ec on of nol e a 5 and v ny s F ce cs no e Te l 7<12 2852 l o<a t o So len Cen l e sq yd & up 9' and 12' Vmyl Aoonng In Stock ••• Buy where v:ou can come 1n and see what you re gefllng - Good selections - Fully stocked Call742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT RUTLAND FURNITURE 7422711 to5 Rutlond PM Close ThursdiYS Slturdays 1t n.,on end THIS WEEKS SPECIAL 1974 Spring manor 12 x 60 located on level lol mob le home 150 x 165 all electric: with new wood burnlng stove All furniture CENTRAL REALTY CO. - ncluded Going last a1 $11 000 Known as the Keith Miller properly Arbaugh addition (Tuppers Plain• Ofllol A 1976 FUQUA 24 X 56 double wide mobile home located on 100 x 200 corner lo1 all electric 2 balht 3 std ng c a r pe t ng some panel n g 3 b e dr o om s bath forced air furnace N ce l or the money CJ0 QC •4••• PHONE 992 6333 Older 2 0 BA1 HROO MS AND K e node led e o c le bng copen y ad ge -non enonce 13 yeo pe e ce 992 36115 ANY SEW NG noc; h n• cleaned a led & od 1u ~ t•d $5 96 FREE p kup and del ve y Bep e Oh o 423 5497 0H1ce Hours 91 0 CtJfl W ll do oa f g os u t o p u -nb g o d hoo g No o b oo o ge o oo ~ o I PI one 742 1348 MO BILE HO ME w h e,..pondo an 3 o es 0 ed we Sep t c onks In ned a e possess o 742 3074 0 WIU CKtf.! u D y 'JO I ~4Q C o es PULliN S EX CAVA J NG Co Se v ce Phone 992 7478 Georges Hobstener Jr Broker 101112 Syc1more St Pomeroy Ohio 0 u doe Kl!al El;tate tor Sale REALTY illimon Ita bn I. o~ ~ Ha l1.fl d bo k Hoc ~u 11 ce: flu Ia I 0 0 Pt o o 742 200tJ APPUANCE ,... IUHLH S SEWIN G MACH NE ~ e o s se e o il ok qn l:lB4 I (.! Fob 5 o~ P o o uy Au I o "' I S gQ So tl!> o d Suv (J WfJ~ hop6 S o~ EXCAVATING HOBSTETTER $1500000 3 YEARS OLD - •ns1so --~ t) oo (304)458 1630 EARLY AMERICAN I v ng room su e and ove seat 8a h 3 non lh s o ld Also s e eo Con be seen I m le ou 43 o co l REPAIR W NTE R GET o )lOu hou,e? le us 1977 DODGE CU STOM 00 p ckup 16 (M)() oc uol m es Sh nn s T 6cto Sales leon WV Phone COUNTRY M O B LE Home Po k Ro ute 33 no th a! Pome oy ~ ge ots Col 992 7<179 1-'ho o ld 3 bedroom Cage whee ls o on bo s heade s 4 bb 992 5623 5434 e Fancy HELEN L TEAFORD GOROON B TEAFORD SUE P MURPHY e --1967 CAMA~O 3 speed p o the N o bu ld ng s Good hunt ng land SO ACRES - 2 good natura spr ng s sma fres h wate r sf eam a I m ne a l s and f enced m ne a s BOWERS REMODHNG P u b g t eo g a do ype~ of go t: o l upo Wo k guo o t:ed 20 yeo ~ c pc t:~ L' P o e 99'2 ~409 w lh COUNTRY - 96-4 RAMBLER WAGON 6 cy 3 speed ons eng e new y o e hou ed Ol'ld body n Ia cond I on 985 Jl:l 3 AND 4 RM lu n shed and un lu n shed op s Phon e 992 5 w th ga s a me gas and MS ServtCflfi Auc o a Co pl1.1 e So v ce Pho o 9•.., 24~7 o ~ ·q 2000 Rae e 0 o L Bad o d 4 bedrooms :; l or es I es Nat a c y u F A furna ce 3 o ts RT 124 3 bedroom I home w t h bath nat h ea t c t y wa l er Umum BHADFORD n ou Owne- mod ern home w th tam ly room wood burner car port and 2 o ts 967 VW BU G Good wo k r a $275 Co 992 S732 STARCRAFT 20 12 m n mo ta s t a lers & fad downs Check a u low w nfer p ces We se se v ce and quo )I New and used un s Open Sunday Camp Conley Star~ aft So les Rt 62 N Pt P eoson UmnnefU'i Serncea A e& 1-'o k most y bo om antl M nerals dr led we ll and 2 bed room r es d e nce q62 CHE VY Ton and flo bed 53 000 n es Exce en l co nd o n $ 200 949 2042 STAR CRAFT FAll So e malo s 20 and 22 Toes 18 5 $3799 25 7 8uAkhouse $<1 875 Fo d down $1 700 up We se se v ce and qual y Open Sundays Camp Con ey Slo c of Sa es R 62 N o f Pt P eoson l iGI mo orr. red :.'0 ga rage NEW LISTING ...... 13 acres CONN TRUMP ET w ase Ve y good o do ued n-y l t e 75 992 5768 Th1llr ,tn11ctr1 NDI. Thtlm ta1Df1 BGfiHooflich ll WOOD GOOD a e Sl o AI 992 2206 or 992 7630 21 6 E Second Street 400 BALES OF I ay to bole 843 2963 R SIN G ST AR Kennel Boo d ng and au doo uns lndoo G oom ng a I b eeds C eon son to 'I lac es Chesh e Phone (6 4) 3~ 0292 ~rnce• ' "' to.J 0 Phone Mike Young Spec11l 0CCJSIOM 992 ms 949 2 175 ..... l CaTptl &UphotsleiJ AftniVITSIIItS Phone 992 2181 RUMMAGE SALE Co h g a d m s F & So t Mo h 3 d ond Basemen M dd epa 4 h Mason Tempe by E onge ne Chop e Carpetmg 3 3 lie Jack W Carsey Mgr F VOU have o se v ce o ofle wonl o buy a se some h ng oe oak ng f or wo lo. o who e e you ge esu s as e w h a Sen ne Wo Ad Co 1992 '2156 Young's Weddtnp Poxt11lb Pmports Syracuse Ohio Free Est1m1tes Phone 9t2 3993 279,95 '""""' SuptriOr Steam Ellracllon ,....., OONSTRUCTION Pomeroy Landmark & condtf on your water w1fh Coop water soHener Model UC SVI '~ !12ll74 Lll! H~h SL lAVENDER Let Iii ....._..... u THE PHOTO PLACE - Save Fuel & Monev- do Ia pod Co 742 23 b WANT TO BUY house b ~ owne Wo ld p efe au of own oco o n 9927730 10-30 c Cellulose Fiber Blown Into Walls and AttiCS 992 6362 SOYBEAN HAY La g ba as W I ood o you o de e 992 3336 Chesttr Ohh. 11 ·9 lfc 5 LVER DOLLARS a d o ns l op SCASH$ o u k co s F yes J u k Ofld Au o Po Is W ecke Se v ce T e so e a d Repo Rutland 742 208 o f!e lO I 742 9575 Box 3 ""' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Tank Service 8AMto430PM ITl1IIlll Servlc• fri!IW ttt. ~ lrwdl ., hll4.a., ........ . . thoo _ . . . . . . . .......... If-c.... Jack's Septic Pomeroy Ohto Pomerov 992 6282 or 992 6263 Rea~o 2 IO.lfc Radiator~ Phono 985 3806 COlOR Free Estlm1tes Work Gu•ranteed EXPERIENCED Re l i dent ial and commercial Call for estimAte 24 hour service Anvday anvlime SALES AND SERVICE IV 7.2 lin 45769 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING COND TONED ORCHARD g o 'ii a d c 011c hav A so 8 N Fa d loco ~ ~eee (o d e 9~2 720 ~ AI Tromm Construction 7-l'·llc 300 Mlln St ONE HOOVER sp waste a do Hoove -n n d ye e o k po of be go bo w hen s lo. g shoes 7 N 992 7537 Room Additioils Garages Estlmaftl by Appointment Phontm 7119 PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. 5o es 9 a ss 4 0 rf 55 f o do FIRt:WOOD sp o d d!) e ed S4 5 o o d o .$35 a ucklood A ho dwood l:I4:J /93:1 o 992 b/95 HEAL I ~IY YOUNG p g 949 217 4 of e 9 p oo S.turdly CARTER 0 F REWOOO $25 o p lo.up '149 2129 Ro~fo 2 Pomtro~ Ohio 12 00 Ill 6 00 Sunday 2 1 lfc 5 1• General Contracting ~Oiol9 OOMon Frld1y 5 & DAVID BRICKLES Open 9 oo tol6 Now Conttruct l on Remodeling MEIGS PLAZA Middleport Oh1o 9 P•tlos Sldowolks Louted In The 2 ~~ Remodeltng Kitchen C1blnots Roollng G•ncrttt ACE HARIMARE 7 HAY FOH SAl le HAY FOR SA l: 9~5 4248 I. . COUNTHY Ia o d w I (," ud cd woods wale o d good o cc~s MOt oe Co y W Va S 000 dow aU (30<1 ) 77'2 3 02 a 304) 77'2 3217 >bo I 97'1Co c )Ill ,..65<J bed oo 9b9 Sa E'!'.non 12 x bO bed oo RWUCE SAI-l: & Ia lob le s & l: Vop Ne !>On D ug Business. Services (1)(: Ru o d I O US~i;' ec o oe B & S MOBIU HOMI: S t' P eo so W Va bes de H -c lo. Cl73 8 ood o e 4 64 ' bed oo q730o o 14~~.b02b edoo 972\ eta o .,..b7 3b~;>doo NIO PGS fo 94q 2857 NOTICE n oday LOST mole b a k o d wl ~ hound Sy (KU!.e M e s e "' c n 'Y 992 5358 I o o LOST ONE Buck k fe 01 o Powe Oft ce Po e q~ 9'127312 5p m TAURUS (Aprol ZO-May 20} II DAN THOMPSON FORD, INC tc; htuP the n~Jise ~ tH THE MARCH AAA 0 ve s Ed uc o t on Closs w II beg f uesday Ma ch 7 11 Fo fa not o ~: oil Be Slower o 74'2 2110 I o 6001o800pn NEED BABYS JTER Ia 1 vco old M ddlepo o eo 99'1 bO 7 of ~ 19) fu Ph 949 2550 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 21 Aprtl change o l rou ne II~ theg tc;me sa es .u il Yard SM.I~Jj: ly witl IISI Wtl order Z5 -c 1 dwr~ for alb a ry 11gBvxNunlJt' I Catrt!ufTI)t'St!l<1 cles You shou d ga n wl1a you set your s ghts on whethe pals coope ral e o not Ph 9112 3325 ~~~~~----------~~~~~. . . . . . . ~~----;::::_-"~~--~-,~~~~~~-"~~~~~~ S" ndoy Sc hool 10 om Worsh p 11 am J UMYF Wedne•doy J 30 p m b e S udy Thu sday 7 p m Cho (March manueve ng THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO 216 E Second GROCERIES & GENERAL MERCHANDISE KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY lr ends todav Stay You re very c leve r VIRGIL B TEAFORD SR REALTOR WAID CROSS SONS STORE Ractne s gn ARIES MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH 1n Church each S und ay ldf.e you they ,ue tired of no se and confus1on llut souls respond wtth cour.1ge .and strengttt to the sp ntualth eme thai runs fa tllfully through the Chnst a n e• penence of I fe soc a Mull~ H1.11 1.:~~ lift! i1 Be sure to spec fy you b th Pomeroy 296 W 2nd pure~ t:t wr) CMrd uf TIIII. lk.s and Ob luary 6 ~ Ls ptor wurd $3 00 nu unu n f'llsl u :ttiva ll't! Rad o C ly Sial on N Y 10019 Ph 9112 2318 til erne RACINE PLUMBING &HEATING "9 Columbus 0 804 W Ma-n Foo F.:ct ~ ,_, urd uV.:r tht' unw 15 wurtls lS 4 ~ u.; pt'r won! p~:r d.ily AW. w 111M utl~r U1111 'U \Sa'Ul ve d.a) S wlll lle l~rKt!d lilt the I lh&y out of the r I nanc1al afla sand ., ce versa F nd oul Ia whom you e omanl cally su ted by send ng Jor your copy ol As t o Graph l ette Ma 50 cen ts for each and a long se f add essed stamped en'.'e ope bo Astro Graph P 0 Box 489 282 W Ma m- Pomeroy 992 9962 S 10 N 7nd MlddleROrl 992 345 I Ph 949 9130 w th bass 20~ t s bes t you keep h ngs on a We live our hves surround ed by nose Some we get used 10 and are barely ronsr ous of Som e we c.t~n t st.lnd- t dnVl'S ue; up the w•ll ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES PISCES IFeb ZO Maren eve yone s sake THIS SPACE MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET March .t 1111 Mentally you w be mo e cu ous and ex per mental lh s co m ng year L fe w111 take on new and happ e mean ngs Your range of nte ests w II g eatly expand FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 992 2156 '"" "' n. aJ -"•laic for Sale tor Sale C1!il)lt' "'' "" Vtnyl & Alumrnum Std1ng Storm W1ndows and Insulation Phone 949 280 I or 949 2860 WE FILL DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS ttl 2tH Pomeroy 11111 ,. ,,. ,,. C.>h BISSEU SIPING CO SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY & SERVICE, INC m•• 5 Wut'\b~ U Kkor PHONE 992 2156 Ph 9112 9921 1---------------...,~­ W lbu H I Posta . . p RUTLAND n Wo sh p 0 JO om Chu ch School 9 30om SY RACUSE CLU STER Rev Horvey Koch J THE FINEST IN MOBILE ASBURY Wo sh p a n HOMES Chu ch Schoo II 50 am UMW Pomeroy I ~ 1 uesdoy B b le 5 udy Thu • 1100 E Moon Ph 992 7034 i' 30 p n FOREST RUN Wo sh p q am Chu ch Sdlool 10 a n MINERSV llE Wo sh p 10om (hu en School9 a m SYRACUSE Chu ch S hao 9 00 an WQ shp se e7 30p n SOUTHERN C US JER Thord St Rav T no hy Sm lh Ph 949 2882 Clus le Leode Re~ S even W son A~soc a e BETHANY (Do co s Wo sh p 9 30 a n Chu ch Schoo 0 30 om CARMEL Ch uch S heal 9.30 214 E MJin Pomeroy a n Wo sh p 10 30 a m 2nd and Ph 992 S130 4 Sundoys APPlE GROVE Sunday S hoo '130o n Wosl Jl730p n Is a d 3 d s , day • • o,. THIS SPACE FOR RENT ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash WANT AD CHARGES lSI RV·GRAPH bedrooms Including all furniture known at the Ralph Brooks property Arbaugh addlt on Tuppers Plains Ohio A good buy for Sll 000 PRICE DRASTICALLY REDUCED - I , acres n ce laying land with a nlce 12x64 all carpeted mobile t-o~e completely furnished 2 room! built on with nice family room with f replace Garden space wor.k shop block cell,ar and city water Nice ccunfry setting Owner mav take ni ce mobile home as part payment Price now s•• 300 S11 700 will buy 1 good 2 bedroom house wl1n bath Garage and storage bulldlng . Nat gas heat Driveway is elect heated Nice Ohio ·River view Furn ture can be bought eKira Price reduced for qu ck sa le 50 ACRES - FREE GAS Why worry about the nigh cost of helltlng your home dry i ng your clothes hot water etc We have a 1112 story house with 3 bedrms and batt1 dining room w i th fireplace Full basement Larve pond stocked Priced ~nly $42 500 • ACRES of nice laying land no1 far fr om Southern High Schoof Nice building site! We have 3 bedroom home nice with ~ acres ground near Tuppers Plalns Ohio on Rt 7 priced at SJ2 000 Also new 3 bedroom home Crows Subdivision Five Points selling tor $39 500 Cheryl LemleY AIIOCilte Home Phone 741 2003 Ideal tor new ho me builders Call-now lor Info KIDS IN YOUR HA~R LOOK HERE Five bedrooms nlce 1 f.l sfP.rY house large living room with shining oak flooring largo kitchen wl1h dining area 7 full baths 2 bedrooms down and 3 upstairs Completely Insulated with F A nat gas fu r nace Large porches & 11"'•11• Loc In Cheater Price $19 BOO We IIHCI Llotlngt We hive buyers lor m•nr typo• of proorty CALL JIMMY DEEM ltiOcllfO 94?2318 Hlt1on WoHo Sr Attocl•t• Home Phon!J•9 2Mt ' I • �8- The Daily Sentinel. Mtddleport-Pumoruv. u.. Friday, Mar. 3, 1978 DICK 'l'RAl.:Y ..-rr----.c ·· uauy benunet, Mld!lleport-Pomeroy, 0., FridaL Mar . 3,1978 NOW - TELEVISION VIEWING LET's SEE )-----''-..r~------"1 • WHAT'S GOING ON UPSTAIRS! 1 Shamrock At\ot el 48 Royal Oak Park 37 Srickles.Gen . Con t. 33 Roya l Crown Col a 30 Mark V 26 Francis Flor ist 18 High Ind . Game - Bettv Smith , 194 ; Betty Sm ith . 178; Pat Carson and Haz i lee Riebel 170. High Series- Betty SMith 516; Pat Carson 506 ; C.1rla Carter 438 . Team High Game and Series - Royal Oak. P'a rk 461. and 1353. 13; 2: 30- News 3; 3:00- Movle Arabesque" 3; s :oo-Movle " The Movie Maker' ' 3; 6:30--FBI 3. Movie Channel -4 -: 5& 7 P .M. - OayoftheAnlmals l PG ! 9 & II P .M. - The Ritz IR J 5:31>-News 6; Elec . Co. 20,]3: Hogan's Heroes 15. 6:00-News 3,4,8, 10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20 : Adams Chronicles 33. 6: 30---NBC News 3,4, lS; ABC News 13 ; Carol Burnett & I Friends 6: : CBS News 8, 10; OVer Easy 20. I Harris 185 9ame •,• D'VA THII>/K HAPPE.,I!D f ID " FOR010T' 1n" .. AND WAI.KED "0 7:()()--(ross.Wits 3; ,4; Liars Club 6; Muppet Show 8.· Capitol Be&t 33: News 10; To Tell The Truth 13; Gilligan ' s Is . 1S; Almanac 20 . 7:30---Porter Wagoner 3i Gong Show 4,' Match Game PM 6; Price Is Right 8; MacNeJI. Lehrer Report 20,33 ,' Family Feud 10; $100,000 Name That Tune 13; Pop Goes The Country 15. 8:00-Quark 3, 15; Donny & Mar ie 6, 13; Odd Couple 4; Wonder Woman 8, 10; Washington Week In Review 20; So The People May Know 33. · les ; Georges Grocery. ncc.aruov 181 game and G. series; ' Busy , H. Lyons 176 and 509 series ; True S. P~rter l74 game series; Rancho E. Jackson 168 game . Ward (sub.) 495 ; Somerville Real S. Simpkins 187 game Stump 43.4 series; 'velvn's B~ai.Jty Salon, P. 156 game and M . -409 series. were P. . Harris 5· OUT~ SATURDAY, MARCH4.1971 6:oo-Sunrlse Semester 8, 10; 6:3()..-Marlo & the Magic Movie Machine 4: TV Classroom 8; U.S. Farm Report 10; Kentucky. Afield 13. 7 :oo-Matters of Life 6; Gt10st Busters 8; Public Polley Forums 10; Grap~ Ape 13. 7: Jo-Saturday Report 3; World of Sury!val • i• Ar$· ventures of Muhal!lmad A IllS ; Dusty 's TrHhouse 6; Wacko 8; Weekend Special 13 . B:oo-Hong Kong Phooey 3,4, 15; Superfrlends 6, 13; Three Robonlc Stooges 8, 10. 8:31>-CPO Sharkey 3,4,15; Wall Slreel Week 20,33 . 9:QO-Rockford Flies 3,4,15; Movie · "Having Babies Ill" 6,13; Movie "Ski lilt lo Death" 8,10 ; Sound· stage 20: Shepherd's Pie 33. Specialist to ekrune Indian ace TUCSON. Ariz. \UP! ) Orthopedic spet'ialist Dr . FranK Job was to exmnine Cleveland Indians pitcher Wayne Garland today because of stlffness in his right shoulder . Garland, 27, was signed to a $2.3 million l"ye:tr-<:ontract a year ago by the Indians . Garland suffered. arm trouble during the early part nf la1,1 season und recorded a 13-19 record fnr Ihe.fifth place Indians . The right-handed pitcher said he noticed siiffness in the right shoulder the first time he pitched Saturday. The condition did not improve and the Indians, not wanting to take any chances, made a n appoin tme nt with Job. " I've thrown every day I W<J.S supposed to here a nd it has bothered me each lime ,n Garland said. "The stiffness · is in the same spot as last year. It migh t be nothing at all but on the other hand it migh t be and we llon 't wam to take any chances.'' · Garlu n d sai d prec~JUtiQrwry xrays we r e taken when he arrived at .spring camp last Friday. He indicated no deep concern about the problem b ut added, " It 's the same old thing. It went away last year and I hope I don't have to wait as long for it to come around as I did. then ." · 8 · 3!f-Go Go Globetrotters 34, 15; Speed Buggy 8,10: 9:0o-Scooby's Laff ·A·LymPlcs 6, 13; Bugs Bunny . Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 10 :30-P ink Panther 3.4,15; Batman.Tarzan 8, 10; 11 :QO-Baggv Pants 3,4.15; Krofft Supershow 6.13. 11 :30---Space Sentinels 3,15 ; Little Rascals 4 ; Secrets of Isis 8; In The Know 1012 :0G-Land of the Lost 3, 15 ; Weekend Spe.clal 6; Litt le Rascals .4; Fat Albert 8, 10; Action News for Kids 13 . 12 :30-Thunder 3,15; Di scoverers .. . Searchlng for the Cure 4; Space Academy 8, 10; Cliffwood Ave . Kids 9:3o-Makem & Clancy JJ ; lO :OQ-Quincy 3,4, 15; News 20; Scenes from a Marriage 33. 10 :31>-Monty Python's Flying Circus 20 . 11 :00-News 3,4,6,8,10,13, 15; Di ck ·cavett 20 ; Lilias, Yoga & You 33. · r*~'*'"*'~*'~*'*****ir*w'********'**'*wr*''*''*'~*·~•~ OUR USED CAR DEALS GUZ AND Hl5 PARlY 13. ARE OUT OF THIS WORLDI 1:DO-College Basketball34, ; American Bandstand 13; Outdoors With .Julius Boros 6; Viewpoi nt 8; Mr . Magoo 10: PTL Club 15; Photography 33 . 1 :30---CBPA Bowling 6 ; Racers 8; Film F'e stlval 10; ... '•• .' ,_; .. ~ ~ , '- -·'.. _. !' ~ -- .. ~ CRPHAN ANNIE. - ACCQRDING TO PLAN NO ··· l'bU JUST lHL THfM YCU'RE !XJNE MYtNG ···THE COllEC10R5 WON'T DO AN'fTHING ... Cl] · .. 8 Ul THEN THEIR GANG Will COIVIE TO BEAT ME r?--....;;.,;;,:.:.::.::..;_~===:; f~E''f"lL COME , ALL 0 i(, ANNIE '" RIGHT ... BUT THAT'S 'NI-iEN YOU TOOT J UST v------=~=====rn WQtfT LIKE 11, W1 5f 6 U'(! l!KE YOU <3AY . I DO "• 0 k' ' " f~AT WHISTL E ! IT 'S DA1 ANNIE 9RAT-· 'I'FAH! SHE'S Gl'f1N' I TOlD "LITTlE ~l'tSTER " 1HESE OTHER WE SHOUlD 'A' \'tOUND 5UCKERS IDEAS"· HfR UP" ,--,---' SHE COULD RU!N OUR WHOlE. RAckET/ 'ffAH.'ANO YOtJ UP· ·· DEAL wrm RAY RIGGs Body Shop 33. CHESTER, OHIO ,..; ..,. ORPHAN AHNI&:-DELA YEO ACTION 2:QO-Movle "Bundle of Joy" 8; Movie " Bath ing Beauty" 10; Emergency One 13; Ascent of Man JJ . 2:3o-Bewi1 ched 6; 3:00-Advent uures of the lone Ranger 3; Pro Bowling 6, 13; Golf 4, 15; Guppies to Groupers 33 . 3:30-Area Showcase 33 . 4:0Q-Homer Formby 8; That Nashville Music 10; :. ". • LITTI .E OH.PHAN ANNIE Trl State : Today & Tomorrow 13; Bit With Knit 33 , RIGGS USED CARS * 985-4100 ST. RT. 7 :· ~; •" ·~ • ..·- 1974 HORNET 1975 CHEVY Sport about wagon . • 1995 1974 FORD 1975 CHEVY Classic wagon , p.s., p.b., air. Galaxie h.t . .. soo 2 dr ., Valiant Slant 6. 974 PlYMOUTH Chevelle, 4 auto. air . dr., Dart 1 dr .,.Siant 6. 1 1976 PlYMOUTH 1970 MAVERICK 1974 CHEVY Satellite , 4 dr .• 4 1974 DODGE "' 1695 1795 p . b. ~ 1995 1 1974 PLYMOUTH 1 ' . ', · * '1895 ,_ ......."'· .... L:T.D., 4 dr .. p.s., >1p.b. , a1r . Apollo 4 d r., p.s., p,b., air, small v . B. 1 •. 1973 FORD 1974 BUICK Classic 'I dr. , p .s., p.b., air. Roadrunner , s harp, low mileage . · dr., 2 dr. , auto., 6 cyl. '695 '3295' .• r.Tr.:t.r.rr.r.: ~~ I l . W . B ., lights. l . W. B.. std. . . 11895 cab 1795 ' Torino 2 dr ., h.t ., 4 speed . SlanH. sld ., l.w .b. 8:00;--Bionic. Woman 3,4, 15; What 's Happening! 6. 13; New Mov1es 8; Bob Newhart 10; Royal Heritage 20,33 . 8:·3o-Operati on Petticoat 6,13; Tony Randall 6,13; Tony Randa ll 10 . · 9:0!)--PO IIce Slory 34, IS ; Love·. Boat 6,13 ; . Jef1ersons 8, 10; Anna Karen lna 20; New Orleans Concerto 33 . 1 11 :3Q--.---Movie '' Berser-k. ! " J; Weekend ' ·4, 15; Movie " The Cor.tract" 6; Soap 8; Movie " The St . Valent ine's Day Massacre" 10; Movie " THe Naked Runner" 13; Black Perspective on The News 33 . 1976 1976 1975 1976 1976 shner's Rock Concert 8. 1 :00---Mov!e " Texas Across the River' ' 4; Wolfman DAN THOMPSON FORD ,. HIB SAIC. ••wAAM ANP SuNNY': · fRNI! - - J..t:T 'E:R RIP! "' ~"'',"\.~,-=... • Release Friday, March J BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Easy. contract could be lost clu bs to t est that s uit. S hould clu bs break :J-:J, he could rUn off his nine t ricks and would NORTH • .1~ 75 • 66 3 • 7 52 • Q 643 WEST EAST BORN LOSER not have to worry about those nasty spades that were out aga inst him. •A962 • KJOB:l • 10 7 5 • A 9 ,, t 9~ t1 064 :1 • • 97 10 8 52 a SOUTH • Q4 ¥ Kil.J 2 i A K QJ • A K .J V ul nerab l e : North· Sou th : Dealer : Sou th . West North F.asl PHs.s South 3 NT Pass Opening lead: 2 • . I BARNEY AUNT LOWEEZY-CAN I GO OVER TOJAMEV'S AN' PRACTICE PITCH IN'? · By Oswald Jacoby .---....,--"'""',-""-........, and A ian Sontag YE · ·-SOON AS IJE GIT SHORE DONE PRACTICIN ' CAN. YORE WINDUPS HONEY· I There was a happy day in the dim pas t when u deuce l"~~::t~~~~= ! Jlcad against notrump wo uld ~ show exactly four card~ . lt sti II is s upposed to, but modern defenders don 't ctlways follow that old rule. As y9u can see this time the lead was honest . All . South had to do to make his contract was to lead a heart ~fter winning the f·irs t trick with his q ueen of spades when East played the 10. South did follow this procedure at tri ck ~hree . At tr id~ tWo he led his kJng of \ West could not tell where the ace of clubs wa's . If East held it West wanted to give a cpunt so West started an echo with t he five . East also wanted to give count so he echoed wi th t he nine s pot. South believed both· of them, abandoned clubs and led his ja ck of hearts. Maybe it would go through. • II d idn 't , but the defense could onl y collect their three spade tricks. Had South played the ace"king-j4ck of clubs and overta ke n with dummy's queen he would have lost the easy contract. TheAimonae United Press International Today is Friday. March 3, the 62nd day of 1978 with 303 to follow . The moon is moving fr om the last quarter toward a new moon. There is no morning star. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus , Mar s, ~uplter and Saturn Those bo~n on this date are • wtder the sign of Pisces. Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, was born March 3, 1847. Also on this day in ·· · :~. hist ory: '' In 1849 , t he United States ;. Department of Interior was created by Congress. In 1879, a woman lawyer, Mrs. Belva Ann Lockwood, practiced before a US Su· · • ,. r:~e Court for tbe first ~· r'· '•' f .-' ,.• Unscramble these lour Jumbles. one letter to each square. to form tourordin{lrt words. •• ,,•.. •• ' ••• KXJ I t A Wyoming reader wants . j to know why 4-3·3·3 is not the most common distrib ution. It certainly is the most bal· 1 .::::.;..::..:..;,~;..: --bo~.-, anced one. rI V"'J The complete description ~A .A . is too mathematical , but the reason that 4·3-3-3 is well Cl RPAY 'J below the most comtnon dis· ~ ~f.:WSPAI'EIC f:NTJ.:HPHISf: ASSN 1 " {Ford copy of JACOBY MOD· ERN. send Sl to. " Wm a/ Bndge '· care of this newspa· per. P b BoJ( ~89. Radro Cit} Slai!Ofl . N e w Y01k , N. Y. 10019) Loaded. AM. FM.tape, speed ~:;::;;;,;ij controt, lux urv fnt., & Print answer here: Yesterday·s .-'..' I AN HELPED TO KEEP THE "UNDER' COVER'. " Now 1lmange the cirded letters to form the surprise answer . .as sug· gested by the above cartoon. ;; "•' ' ~ Jumbles. HOVEL AFIR~ LOCATE FEEBLE Answer : Whatthe'Canlerustlerwas - ABEEFTHIEF . 1978 1978 E-150 E~100 CARGO VAN P. s.. ~utomatic CARGO VAN 138 " Whee l ba se, AM-FM tape, captain chairs and more. '~ WAS '847000 The latest JUMBLES are here In JUMBLE BOOK 110 and JUMBLE BOOK t1t . Ava!l atlt• for 11 .35 EACH, ~atpald from Jumble, e/o th!a newspaper, P.O. Bow: 34, Norwood, N.J. 076,.8. M•ke ct'lfltke payable to Newspaperbooks. . 992-2196 I'J 1'7 j'; V ,,, I'" l'i! rh F ' ~ ll' 127 I" I'' lJ ' I'' i:''' I" If: I'" I" ' 111 I"' '" I" I" '" 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT... .... ,........ '1295 One lt•lll'r simpl y slnn tl s for <llm! lii •J' 111 ! Iu s s:Ui tplc /\ ;~ u st•d fo r tlw r i m· ~ · I. 's, :\ fo r llH· 1\\'u (I '-., ,., ,. :-. •n,g h· Jj·\l v r:-.. :\p(lStropl1e S, th1· lt>nglh ;tnil ( o r n l.lll •u l ,, f tlw llll l t ls an • ;111 In ni s r:a di ~ ta~· 1111' ('fl dt! IL·Itn:; Oll't' dilll'l'l' lll I 'K V I'TCICI{ IOTES XD BND BAH HT .I TNKIJH R F B R E F Z I P N P 0 X ll H E I•' DVBQA ID Y HDHHIJN Hl,.UO HFDG IZYRDO HT ANilllEJo' • Z0 K . NTG I . V Q Z II r' Yest" rday 's CryploquiJk ; OON'T BE ilr' Hi\IIJ lW UI' I'USI TION . REMEMBER A KITE IHSF:S Miii!NST, NOT \Vl'I'H THEWIND.- H. MABIE ' . · 2 Dr. H.T., air, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof . 1973 BUICK WXUS ....................... .'1495 · Air, P .S.. P.B.. 4 Or .. AM· FM tape. 2-1972 PLYMOUTHS CHOICE ............. '895 1- 2 Dr ., 1- 4 Dr . 1971 MUSTANG .. ............................ '995 V·8, auto .• P.S, 1969 VOLKSWAGEN ...... ....................1150 1972 Oldsmobile 88 Royale 4 Dr. Sed ........ '1295 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass Cruiser •• ~ .......... '6~95 Edra cl ean, sh.arp. SHOP EARLY FOR YOUR CHOICE TRUCKS ·.~ ·, / 1975 GMC GENTLEMAN JIM PACKAGE.. 3695 1 P.S., P . B.. factory air, tilt wheel, AM"FM, tope. Bucket seats . 1973 DODGE VAN ...........................12495 Tradesman . 8 ·300, l .W.B. New tires. V-8. stondard. \ 1969 INTERNATIONAL CARRY-AlL. ... ..'1295 Automatic, P.S., P. B., 4·wheel driVe. . Middleport RIEBEL'S USED CARS St. Rt.7 See Roger Riebel 667-3463 1 mile north Tuppers Plains, Ohio I , 76, 77 Cadillac• Have Extended 12,000 Miles or 12 Months Warranty Available If Desired ----NOW IN STOCK:---NEW 1978 OLDSMOBILES & CADILLACS Come In and Pick Out Your Color & Options Get the Best All Around Price. see one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris, Marvin Keeba ugh or George Harri$. · · Karr & Van Zandt "You111 Like Our Quanlity Way of Doing Business" GMC Financing 992-5342 · Open Evenings untii6:0o-til s p.m. Sat. Pomeroy I . J· JlAILY l'RYI'TOQl/OTE - Bert•', huw to wurk it : A X l' II I . II A A X It · Is I . 0 N li F f: I. I. n W 1975 ford Pinto Wagon ........................•2495 1973 Ford Pinto Wagon.~ ...................... '1495 . .1 972 Chevrolet Impala 2 Dr. Cpe............. '1295 1973 Chevrolet Nova 55 Cpe...................•1795 1974 Chevrolet Vega G.T. Cpe.............1. . . '1695 . 1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass 4 Dr................. '1995 1972 Dodge Charger 2 Dr...................... '1295 1971 Oldsmobile 98 L.S. Sedan ............... '1495 C10, V-8. standard, long wide bed. DAN THOMPSON FORD . I" Cadillac DeVIlle Cpe. ••••••••••••••••••••• '7500 Cadillac DeVIlle Sedan .. ••••••••••••••••• ·'7500 Cadillac DeVIlle. Cpe...................... '5600 Cadillac DeVIlle Cpe.......................•6300 Pontiac Grand Prlx ........................'4795 1974 CHEV. PICKUP........................ l995 Open Evenings Til6 : 00 , Except Thurs. and Sat. Closed Sunday . ~ " NOW '7450~s J ~ I" 1973 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr.......................'1995 1968 OlDS 442 ............................. !995 See : Pat Hill, Rock,.y Hupp or Darrell Dodrill For a good deal on a or used vehicle •••' .. 1973 Chevrolet Caprice 4 Dr. H.T. Sedan ••••• '1995 Auto .. As Is. Tax & ••• ,~•.• •••• 4 Or ., new rad ial tires, loaded. 2 Or ., H.T., IIIt wheel , AM radio & Iape. ( ..,, 1972 liNCOLN CONTINENTAL ......... .. 11995 1973 'PONTIAC CATAUNA ................. .'1295 Power seats, power windows, ti It wheel. Bucket seats, , AM-F M -stereo tape. Plus ·.many more extras. · 1973 Oldsmobile 98 H.T. Sedan ••••••••••••••• '2995 1976 Plymouth Volare Sedan ................. •3295 4 Dr . H.T., burgundy , P.S.! P.B., air. Autom atic, P.S. r x xI I r x r 1 ~ (Answers lomorrow) 1974 CHEVROLET IMPALA..... ......... ... .'2495 1973 PlYMOUTH DUSTER ......·........... '1595 1978 THUNDERBIRD _.:_lj!! 'lil:I~)).;Ul;l I NEEVEL! tribution 4-4-3-2 lies· in its flatness . $7965~&~11t~!' transmission. radio and · more . I' I' .1973 Cadillac DeVIlle Sedan ................... '2495 1975 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Roya'te Cpe. ····-~··'3995 1975 Chevrolet Monte Carlo ...................'3995 1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass 4 Dr. Sedan ......... '2395 landau roo t, P.S.. P.B., a ir , rallv wheels, ra dial t ires, twin racing mirrors. EXTRA NICE , SPECIAL OF THE WEE/( I KI HASSt.E-~EE 1975 COUGAR XR7.. .............. .. ,....... '3695 NOW ;' I" BeiJ- 37 !.ike Berg's I" music 1'7 39 Mary Lincoln 40 Cylindrical 41 " Bus Stop" playwright It I' 1976 Oldsmobile Cutlau Supreme Cpe........ '4495 1977 Oldsmobile 98 Regency Sedan (Demo,) '7800 1976 V.W. Kornhl Wagon, ...................... '5495 1973 Cadillac DeVIlle Cpe•••••••••••••••••••••• '2495 USED CAR PRICES WAS '9393.40 FHANK & ERNIE syllables 30 llalian city 31 Dracula's other form 35 TI1rec, in Torino 36 Judah I' ufft•ring 1977 C~dlllac DeVIlle Cpe •••••••••••• .• ••••••••• '9700· Jack 6, 5 PASSENGE1< salional 19 Confined 10:30---Soundstage 33 . 3:01>-ABC News 13; 3:30-~BI 3; 4:31>-B ig Valley 3; 5:31>- Bewltched J. Movie Channe l 4 5 & 9 P .M. - The Eagle Has landed lPG) 7 & 11 P .M. - Whiffs IPGJ ·:· I ··ever" 22 Uprising 23 Backbone 26 Actor Markham Z7 Suggestion 28 Invite 29 Conver· Vrsterdu)"s ~nswer 22 Took to 28 !;creal grass twrse 30 Condition 23 Jcwtsh Jl Swi ~s rlvrr month 32 Elbow 24 Plagiarit ed 3J Conunand 2> Due to occur 38 Unusl'<l 26 " The l"st 39 Tout's 10:00--love Boat 6, 13; Kojak 8,10; Ph i l Ochs M emorial Celebra t ion 20; To Be Announced 33. 1 :J~ News 3; M ov ie '' The Strangl er'' 13; 2:0G-Movle ''The Appaloosa" J . · 1978 E·l50 CWB WAGON 4Z Decimal Syslem island name s Percolate; 43 Gaze wash out OOWN 10 Jewish month I foundation 11 Illusory 2 Bedeck 13 .. _ Like 3 Witch It Hot " 4 Wrath 14 Go hungry 5 Polish 15 Son of Bela 6 Register 16 French l Coach season Parseghian , 17 Young sheep 8 Unfailing 18 Whipper 9 Poor one 20. Anecdotal 12 Emissarv collection 16 Fencihg · 21 Poet's loll 9:3D-Maude 8,10. 12 :00--Second City TV 8; J a na k! 33; 12:31>-Don Klr · 1695 1 "'"' 4:30---Co llege Basketball 3,6, 13,4,15 ; Sports Spec tacular 8; Nashvi lle On The Road 10; Catc;h 33 . 5:00-Pop Goes The Country ' lO; Adams Chronicles 20: Zoom 33 . 5:3o-Porter Wagoner 10; Once Upon~ Classic 33. 6:00-Lawrence We lk. 8; News 10; Zoom 20 ; West Vir'ginia Council of Churches 33 . 6:30- NB C News 3,15; ABC News 13; News 4,6; CBS New s 10; Que Pas a•, USA ? 20. 7:00---Little Rascals 3; lawren ce We lk 4, 15; Hee Haw 6;; Bugs Bunny 10; Wild Kingdom 13; Andy 20; Battle L ine 33. 7·30----We Think 'You Should Know 3; AII ·Star Anything Goes 10; Caves.The Dark. Wilderness 13 ; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 . ACROSS I Indonesian 11 :01>-News 3,4,6,8,10, 13,15; 11 : ts-ABt News 6. 1969 FORD ..•.. l "' lt by THOMAS JOSEPH Pts New York" 10. FRIDAY,MARCH3, 1978 J Tuesday Triplicate FebrUary 11 . 1978 1:-40- News ' 6ktwV>td' POMEROY lANES II :Jif-Johnny Carson 3.4,15; Baretto 6.13; MASH 8: Movie " The Frozen Oead" 10; Monty Python's Flying Circus 33. , 12 :00-Janakl33: 12 :0s-Movle " Skyway to Death" 8: 12 :4G-Lohman & 6arkley 6: Ironside 13. 1:00-MI<!night Spec ial 3.4. 15: Movie " The Colossu! of �f ' 10-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Friday, Mar. 3,1978 Can I itemize? has raised the sta nda rd deduction to an amount that many people benefit more by takmg the standard deduction than itemiZing Can I or Should I Itemize this year has been considered by most persons gcttmg ready to file thetr return . If you ca n save money by Ilemmng you should do so Some m· dividllals do not have a chmce, they must. ltemtze. Th ese peo pl e mclu de · ma n ted mdavlduals whose spouse ha s Jtemtze d, depe nd ent child ren w1th unearned mcome over $750 and other s For the 1976 year, a co uple filing a jomt return had a standa rd deductiOn of either $2,100 or 16 per cent of their ad1usted gross Income but not In past years many people could itemize their personal deduct iOnS on their fede ral income ta x return and save tax dollars. ThiS was common when the sta nda rd deduction was low. Over the past several years, Co n~ ress Pomeroy Flower Shop Pay high Auto Loa n ra tes Instead of low. low ba nk rates Remember at our bank you're the boss " And we always "Yes" th e boss I pomeroy pomeroy rutland tuppers plains nationa bank the bank of the century established 1872 Member FDIC to exceed $2,800 The standard deduction for 19n has been increased t o $3,200, an Increase of between $400 to $1 ,100. A sunple defmihon of the standard deductiOn is an amount allowable as a deduct iOn from Adj usted Gross Income m lieu of st ating allowable expen ses. The standard deduction for each type of taxpayer i e married Joint, single, head of household, is computed in the tax tables found m the mstructwn books for tbe 1977 returns In 1976, persons itemizing thm deductions would list them on the AB schedule and reduce their adjusted gross mcome by the total deductions claimed Tax would be computed • usmg the rates found In the tax rate schedule Not so for 1977 returns. We still compute our 1temtzed deductions, usmg the same general gUidelines. The common Itemized dedu ctions mclude Expenses for production of mcome ; Med1cal and dental expenses: Taxes , Interest ; Chantable contnbutwns , and Casualty losses. After totaling the 1977 Itemized deductions , the standard deductiOn IS deducted The remammg amount ts "Excess ttemized deductions," and only thiS amount IS subtracted from the adju•ted gross tncome to arnve at the "tax table mcome." This method IS used m 1977 to permit as many people as possible to use the tax tables. Earher, I stated that the tax tables were computed based on the standard deduction , and to use the t>.x tables only the amount m excess of the standard can be subtracted and still use the tables and arrtve at the correct tax The theory behind this change 1s the less math mvolved m completing a return, the less probability of math errors. Two examples should clanfy the 1977method (I) A mamed couple, filing a jomt return , with one child and adjusted gross mcome of 1 ·$17 ,925 If th1s couple had $2,11:>0 In Itemized deductiOns, they should use the standard deduction The tax table for ma~r1ed , flhng jomtly with three exemptiOn s, and AGI of $17,9%5 shows a tax of $2,199 (the table mcludes the s tand a rd deduction allowance) . (2) '11Ie same co upl e with itemized deductions of $3,825 will benefil from itemizing. From the total deductions of $3,825 they wlll deduct the standard deduction or $3,200 The $625 rernamang IS thear "excess 1tem1zed decuctions". w11l fAA II Y&.AU. YAlAHA II& A V&&Y aua Ollt'. 1 Area Deaths SHIRLEY GREGORY Mrs. Shirley I Gregory, 92, Pomeroy, died Thursday at the Kimes Nursing Home in Athens. Mrs Gregory was born March 17, 1887, a daughter of the late BraZil and Jenme Greene Person She was also preceded 111 death by two husbands , W. Pnode and W. Gregory, a son, Carroll, and a daughter, Dorothy. Mrs . Gregory was a member of the Pomeroy United Methodist Church ~urv~Vj llll. are;.. daught.er., Mrs. Charles (Jane) Swatie!. Pomer oy , a son, Walter Pnode, New Lexmgton; two grandchildren, Mrs Michael Wmebrenner , Racme, and Michael Swatzel , Marietta , four great-grand children, and a sister, l"1lith Long, California . Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m Saturday at the Ewmg Funeral Home with the Rev . Robert Hayden officiating Burial will be In Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire Friends may call at the funeral home at any tune grandchildren, and a Sister, Alma Miller, Bedford Private funeral services Will be held. RUBY BUSH LONG BOTTOM - Ruby E. Bush , 69 , Long Bottom, died Wednesday mght at the Holzer Medical Center. She was born Feb 14, 1909, a daughter of the late Simon and Sarah Biggs Johnson She was also preceded in death by her husba\Id , Lowell, two brothers and two sisters Surv1vmg are two Sisters, Ruth Lewis, Letart, W. Va ., and Fanny Oiler, Ro ck Spnngs, two brothers, Kelly J ohnson , Langsville , and Clarence Johnson , Point Pleasant, W.Va., and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at I p.m Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. w, H. Perrin officiating Burial will be m Chester Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home at any tune Filkins earns -award · Patrol. • • (Continued from page 1) Bidwell, collided. A deer was killed in an accident at 7:24p.m. on SR 7, two and two tenths miles south of CR 15. The anunal ran mlo the path of an auto operated by Lawrence E Kennedy, 50, Rt. I, South Pomt At 4 p.m on US 35, two tenths of a mile from the JUnction of SR 279, Drema A Kayser, 23, Loratn, was gomg east when her car slid on the icy pavement hittmg two barrels. A !mal accident occurred on Raccoon Rd at 12:45 a.m today when Jerome P. Doughman, Jr, 17, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, lost control of his car when the front tire went flat His vehicle left the highway striking an Ohio Bell Telephone Pole. There was • moderate damage . SON BORN Mr and Mrs. Robert (VIc) Laughery of 4125 Burnell Rd , Colwnbus, are announcmg the birth of a mne pound, two ounce, son, Robert Michael, Feb 18, at RiverSide Hospital, Columbus. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Theodore Pulhns, Long Bottom, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Robert Laughery , Parkersburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs Okey Pulhns, Coolville are the maternal greatgrandparents, and the paternat great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bargeloh, Route I, Reedsville; Mrs Donna Laughery, Covert St. , Parkersburg, W Va, and Wayne Laughery, Waverly, W. Va. The Laugherys also have a daughter, Demse Michaelle who will be four m Apnl Block miners have about the proposed pact. He said coal operators are proposmg to spend more money on bribes to get the contract passed than they are to unprove life for old mrners "If you look at the first page of the contract," he said, " the coal operators are bribing the mmers with $100 1! they accept the contract They'd gel another $100 m clothing allowance if they accept That' s $200 nght there The pensioners don't have anything . We don't have a pension now, haven't had it since February and the only thing they're (coal operators) gomg to give us IS a $10 a Three classes for residents Awards for weight loss afflicted with hypertension were presented at the Mon(high blood pressure) have day night meeting of the Con· been scheduled this month by way Diet Class held at the Mrs. Nita Wisniski, county Meigs Inn. hypertension nurse. Donnda Nardei won the Residents with the problem revolvrng trophy for the most should make reservations for weight lost dunng the week, the educational sessions by calling the county- health With Judith King being the runner-up. Kathy Elias department , 992-37%3 or 992- received her 20 pound pin and 7160. certifiCate, and Barbara Dates of the three sessiOnS Tripp received her 50 pound to be held at Veterans prn and certificate. Memonal Hospital are Sonya Roush was welcomMarch 6, March 13 and March ed as a new member when the 20, all Mondays . At the March 6 session Pomt Pleasant Class met at th~ Pomt Pleasant Inn Tues" Physiology and High Risks" day mght. came Neal lost will be the topiC with Mrs. the most weekly weight, and Wisniskl, R N , in charge. It VIrgm•a Johnson was runnerWill go from 6 to 7. 30 p.m The second session will be upAt the Wednesday mght from 6 to 8 p.m. with " Medication and D1et" as the class held at the Ohio Umversity Inn, Athens, Brenda subject Sunons and Jane MiMey Joining Mrs. W1smsk1 for were taken mto membership. the presentation will be Patty Jean Adams lost the most Thielen, nutritionist . The third session will be on weight for the week wtth Jean Winner and Jane Schultz ty"Blood Pressure Technique" mg for runner-up. Mrs. Wmand w1ll be conducted by Mrs. WI SOlSki from 6 to 7 · 30 p.m. ner rec-eived her %0 pound pm. Those having high blood pressure are mv1teed to at· tend any one or all of the sesstons. Stove blamed for damages An overheated cook stove was blamed for a mobile home fire that caused an estimated $7,500 damage Thursday evening on First Street m Mason . The Mason Fire Department received the call at 8:30 p.m. to the residence of Foster Grinstead. According to Fire Chief Ross Roush, the Grmstead family was not home at the time of the fire. The spokesman noted that a pan had been left on the cook stove. Four trucks and 25 firemen responded to the call. month ra1se They can pay $200 for bribes, but can't afford more than $120 a year for pensioners.'' POSTPONED Saturday mght's dinner meetmg of the Full Gospel Busmessmen F ellowsh1p InternatiOnal scheduled at RIO Grande College has been postponed, due to the weather. CHILD INJURED The Middleport Emergency Squad was called to 795 S. Third Ave., at 5:56 p m Thursday for two-yearold April Dawn Ross, who received bums when she pulled a skillet containing hot grease off the stove. She was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. '1'1H' ~ •It' :,!;ll'•l't.I H&RBLOCit THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 618 E. MAIN 'ST., POMEROY, OHIO l'ornrrn) Open 9:00to 6:00 Wr•~days 9 ootoS:OO Saturday Phone m-3795 Appointment NKossary WASHINGTON The Securit ies and E1change Commassion charged Friday power company domg business in portmns of seven mtdeastl"rn states, mcluding West Virglma and Ohio. violated federal laws by requiring con· tractors to bu ild 811 electriC homes and apartments since 1962. The SEC compla int also alleged American EJectn c Power Co. fnc. broke federal securities laws through the secret ownership of coal lands, railroad coal cars, railroad rtghtS"() f·way for coal shipments and coal conveyers American Electric, a utilil)' holdmg company based In New York consented to the federal charges without adrmtting or denying gmlt The company also agreed to allow a special ln\'esttgator to audtt company books to detennme the extent of gams or losses m connet1Jon wnh the activtues • "• ••• • •• OFFICE OPENED The Meigs County Board of Elections will be open from 9 till 1% each Saturday through March and April 'for voter registration To vote In June prunary voters must register no later than May 6 Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Jerry Cline, Pomeroy ; Ruth Parsons, Racine; Alpha Cottrill, Syracuse; Albert Baer, Mmersvllle; Clyde Beho, Coolville. DISCHARGED - John Vorman, Belva Sloan, Herman Haddox, Julie Richards, Larry Curtis, Melissa German, Leroy Bartrum, Carolyn Chase, KimaU Hysell, Eliza Powell, Gladys Sigler. Holzer Medical Center (Discharges March 2) Ossie Auxier, Mrs. Mark Ballenger and son, Jason Beaver, Alec Blair, Edna Botlmer, Lawrence Boyd, Foster1o Campbell, Anna Church, Helen Coler, Myrtle Garver, Daye Halt, Mrs. Bruce Hawley and son, Lee Henry, George Hupp, Ann Lemley, Rihn Mus1c, Shawn N1tz, Grace Sefrit, Stephanie Stover, Wilma Sullivan, Frances White, Michael Williams, Gamet Willlamson, Nancy Williamson. (Births March 2) Mr. and Mrs. Leland Selbe, a daughter, Pl. Pleasantf·Mr. and Mrs Keith Sheet.s, a daughter, Bidwell. ELBERFELDS CLOSED TODAY Meigs County schools were closed Fnday as three mches of new snow fell overmght. It was continumg Friday morn mg. t UPH VOL. 13 NO. 5 • • • • M d d ec ls lon 0 n a • COLUMBUS t UP!) - After the Umte<i Mme Workers raliflcabon vote on a new contract this weekend, the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co , will decide Monday whether to unpose 50 percent· electnclty cutbacks on 1ts large mdustnal and commerctal users. C&SOE estlffiated it's coal reserves Saturday at 35 days SUpplies are affected by conser\'atwn, power purcha ses , use of oll-ftred eqwpment, new dehvenes of non·unton coal and weather. But after stockpiles dip to 30 days, a C&SOE fuel emergency plan calls for harsh restnctwns, mcludmg, possibly, rolling two-hour outages Robert L. Jones, a ut1hty spokesman, I ~ GALLIPOtiS - The Board of Zomng Appeals here has approved two variances U1 the zumng regulatwns and demed a variance request The Board approved a varJance for the Ohio Valley Bank to establish ofl street • parking (16 spaces ) for employees at 443 Fourt~Av e . A varjance had to be obtamed becauJe the lot m question was bemg used for non-reSidential purposes and bec::tuse 1t abp.tled a residential district. Glen and Faye Thompson were granted a variance for their busme~. The Powder Puff, a beauty shop on Third Ave. Durmg the Dec. 19 meetmg of Gallipohs C1ty Comm1ssmners, the zonmg ordinance was amended With a section added permitting the Thompsons use of a structure on the same lot where the old building had been destroyed by lire. The Thompson property was hit by f1re three years ago A request by Robert and Eva Young for relocation of a two fam1ly dwellmg from the south part of lot 62 to the northern sect1on was demed. Demal was .g1ven because there are two mobile homes now existmg on the northSide of lot 62 The appeals beard felt that by relocatmg the two family home there could not be en ough space per family dwelling. Currently, the lot area is 6,600 square feet per family GALUPOLIS - Several thousand ol dollars ;were collected by the Gall1a County Treasurer's Office pr10r to the 4 p m deadlrne Friday, the last day to pay first hall real estate taxes. Accordang to Treasurer Frank Mtlls, Jr., the Ohio Power Company, owner of the James M. Gavm Power Plant, the county's number one taxpayer paid $2,794,327 t9 That check represented JUst the first half tax~s Ohio Valley l!:lectric (Kyger Creek) paid -$402,288.22. ~LBERFELDS IN POMEROY S phone syslem In Ihe City BUilding. ac·cept ance tlf a deed of easement £rom the Amcn c" n I .e~ 1 u n , amendmg tap fees, iHHend ing tempora r)' apptu pnatiuns. sellin g junk vehH. lcs and other ntisccllanenu s n tatl cr ~ SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1978 , sa1d the dec1ston has been delayed m hopes the UMW wtll ratify a new contract With the soft mal Industry thiS weekend But early returns showed that contract m trouble F1ft; percent curtailments would mean certain layoffs POMEROY - Two Rutland area • youths were taken to the Oh1o Youth - Commission Friday by Carl R. Hysell. Meigs County Juvemle OffiCer. The youths were C01rumtted for unruly and delinquent behavior Commitments were made by Juvenile Court acting m the best mterest of the youths and the commumty. Hysell sa1d It ts regretful that commitments for the first two months of 1978 have already reached five , Thts IS half the total commitments for 1977 and 1976 • G. GORDON FISHER Fisher seeking GOP nomm· at•"on GALIJPOUS - G. Gordon Fisher has filed his petitiOn for the Republican nommat10n ror Gallia County comnuss1oner m the June 6 Prunary Election Fisher was born at GallipoliS, the son ol Mr. and Mrs. DelberiFishero!Rt. I, Galhpohs. He and his wife, Evelyn , live at Upper River Rd , Gallipolis They are the parent.s of three children, Randy, who IS a Professor at Wright Staw UniverSity , a daui!hter Candy, a teacher's a1de at Addaville Elementary School, and Andy , who Is enrolled at the Hockmg Technical College at Nelsonville All three are graduates of Kyger Creek High School. Fisher IS a World War II Navy Veteran havmg served with the Atlantic Fleet for three and a half years. He ts a former member of the Gallipolis Police Department and was the first Gallipolis C1ty Public Health Officer He was also a deputy with the Gall1a County Sheriff's Department. Fisher IS a 23 year employee of O.V.E C. Kyger Creek Power Plant He served 10 years on the Kyger Creek Board of Education and has served 10 years as a Republican Central Comrrutteeman for the AddiSOn Precinct. He IS also on the advisory cornmltwe for lhe Buckeye Hills career Center Fisher is a member of the Masons Morning Dawn Lodge No. 7, GallipoliS Chapter No 79, Moriah Council No. 33, The Rose Commandery No 43, Aladdin Shrme and a member of the Knight.s Cross of Honor, and is current Secretary of Morning Dawn Lodge No 1 He is a member of the V F.W Post 4464 and a member of the Galha Coljllty Volunteer Emergency Squad . as a stale Certified E M.T. .and devf'lnplng them. trlt''s pen:dt.m fund "Up..)n cumplctlon of t'Onstructio n of "The builder aS£umed no risk of the humes. the dt"fendants uw olved aided monetary loss," the Sb~ C said " If tlwre were a nwnetary Joss. th~ loss waS tu be the de\'elo!)('r an selling such hom es by that uf ! A mcn c~n Elet..1.nc l However, all ttd\1isiug huu. scttmg up a pruper m udtl home for diSplay and placm~ appropriate prnf1ts were lO be shared equally " advenisrmrnts, 1111 at the t>!lpense of the 'O'I c SEC S<:tld Ameracan F. I ~ tnc arrang('d ror all construct iun ltnd pt.'r· ( Amerl<'an EIL'f'l rlcl sys1em," the SEC mlt nt>nl fuumcmg thrvuJ;h rool)t:l ating said Exprnses uwurrMJ by power t om· bank s Amencan E lectric was . kept ncl\•ist.•d J>uruc:,; (I Wnt• d by Amerknn Elt"Ctric.• may ur t'ufl SirUl1ion prugrt•s.s on li monthly lmve been indmted as corn pan)' operHt ing t•us!S in scttinlr{ rtuu;wncr power rates. ba sis," the SEC said 'llw SEC smd thl' Oh1o Pu" er Co " When the pro]ct't was compl(!led t'un :,' t rut'h.'{l the Mct ~S Mtne Conveyer tAnn)ucnn F:ll>ctll<') wm; ke pt dllVI:!ied of the rent al progr('SS Hnd any cash fl ow S \'~tem fn1 J;J:J 5 milhon in 1974 to move p1'11blt'tns t hot were cn co unter~d by t ht• cvalmlncd by Southern Ohio ('nul Cu., a subsullMry . from the Mei~s mine to one ur XYZ company ," In India na, the S~::c sa1\l Amcrlt an Oluu's ~c m•r a tin g pl ant s ···n,t•r.\1~1 s orvpcra u n~ the syslem are Eil-ct n l' mv~~;l cd $12 uullwn in llt~lpi n~ tnduded m the prtt'(' l,r t he cnul solrl 1md dcveloi>e rs m 64 ''Land Bank " prOJ£'('1s dellvt. • 1rd b) SOt 'U," tlw SJ·:C suut The prujects mvnlved sulxh\' admg tracts ttdintl MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS EXTENDED FORECAST Mond&)' through Wednt-sday, fair Monday and Wednes da), chanfe uf Y Two varian~es get approval Rutland youths are taken to OYC Friday 25" Screen Beautiful Cabinet on the findin gs and recommendations or • • It Tax deadline passes, Gavin pays $2,794,327 I ANNOUNCE AGENDA GA!.l.I POI.IS - C1ty trfanager Chris Mm n s has announced thf agenda fur Tuesda y's reg ular m~Ct1 ng or the Gallipolis City Comnu ssw~ The sess1on ¥. 111 open wlth the mvucallun Agenda Items ml'lude Approval uf nunutes, a report from the c1tv llltUUh!Pr GALLIPOLIS- POINT PLEASANT HARRISONVILLE - An unoccupied story and a half home owned by Ronald Thomas was destroyed by fire early Saturday mormng. The Rutland Fire Department called to the scene at 12·20 a m was assisted by a tanker from the Pomeroy F1re Depart· ment Cause of the blaze was not known and losses were expected to run about $8,000 'A representative from the state fJre mar· Shall's offi~e was called Saturday to help determine the· cause of the f1re which completely gutted the house Ah, sweet romance. V1cky Vaughns fhrty long Spaghetti-tied pleated t1ers nppte neath posy d bratd on top Sattn·sashed wa1st gathers to a flounced swtrl w1th more posy bratd In poly mterlock. machme wash~ dry Blue. Pink or W~1te 3·13 The SEC sa1d American Elect n c con· Indiana and Mach1gan Electn c Cu of Fort Wayne, lnd ; Michigan Power Co of Three Rivers, M1rh ; Kenwr ky Po" er Co ol Ashland, Ky . Kingsport Pu"' er Co , Ktngsport, Tenn , Ohio Power Cu ol Canton, Ohiu , Wheeling Power CQ , Wheeling. W. Va , and Appalachian Po,f~ r Co, of Roanoke, Va The SEC sa1d American ElectriC created " XYZ" com pames that would buy land for fut ure development m con]unctwn With loca l builderS who held 49 ll<'rCenl of the partnership Investigators sa1d American Elect ric· controlled compames built 25 pro Jects valued at $9 5 mllhon. The v1olatwns also trois the I)Istnct Court in Washmgton The special in'lest.Jgator's report IS to be fil ed with the court wtthin 180 days nf his appumtment under terms ur the consent decree . Tht> SEC sa1d Amen ran Electric set up XYZ <.'O rpor.atwns with roopert~l mg builficr s " in rerum for the builders ron· Sl rurt 1ng the pro}l'Cf.S fur the XYZ cmn· pan)' at t'O~t " The balant·~ of the u" ner shlp wf) s held bv AllWncan F.I('C· C&SOE to .......ak e camtJ out set TO MEET Pomona Grange will meet Fnday mght at the Rock Springs Grange hall at 8 p.m. rather than 7 30 p m. as was earlier annoWlced. and Vtrgima t'twered C'Onstructinn uf the .$10 nullton Three Rl\'E•rs Apart ment Projet..1 10 Furt Wayne and $1 2 mllliun 1n In d u~na land prujecls tnvulvmg lnd1ana franklm Heal Estate Cu. of J.'ort Wayne The all-elPCtrtc projet•ts were bu111 to spet1f1cat liJOS set by Amcncan Electru.", which would then pru\' lde the ht101e buyers and apartment renters w1th electnr power, the SEC said. 'Ine SEC filed the mmpla ml m the U tmts - House is leveled by fire Saturday morning A father-son campout to be held this weekend was discussed at a meetmg of Boy Scout Troop 249 held at Pomeroy VIllage Hall Wednesday Skills to be taught at the campout will mclude knottymg and axmanship. Scouts are to meet at the semor citizens bUilding at 5:30p.m. and w11l leave by bus for the camp site at 6 p.m. Friday. Any boy between the ages of II and 15 IS InVIted to jom the troop Next meetmg will be held at village hall. The SEC claimed improper real estate act lvlltes took placl' m Amencan EJectrac serlJJces areas m 1ndtana, Kentucky, Mi chigan, Ohio, Tennessee, West Virgmla + HOSPITAL NEWS We are inoome tax specialists. We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction and credit. We want to leave no stone untumed to make sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. That's Reason No. 1 why we should do your taxes. fnnnd it. Wes t ~l"in Stn•t•l 1) rea l good " " I don't care who knows it 1 think this ttung stinks," saui Joe Taggart president of IA>Cal 636% ; t the Windsor Coal Co mine in Beech Botl()m , W.Va ., which has 400 members. "You think wtth all these people off work for three months they could have come up with something better than this. It hurts the pensioners. They get nothing They have been set back." Bill Aspenwall, president of Local 1506 at two Consolidation Coal Co mines, Egypt valley Mme No. zz and Mahoning Valley Mrne No 33, said he was amazed tbe contract would have been sent back to the mmers for tatihcatiOn by the UMW bargaming council " I can't believe what they did to us," said Aspenwall, whose local has 350 members. " lthmk It w11l be voted down and voted down good m thiS district." Meanwhile, a revolt m Ohio by UMW pensiOners could be one result of ratifying the tentative contract with the soft coal industry. John Munchiek, a 64-yearold rehred miner from Shadyside, Thur s day explamed the reservatiOns retired and disabled coal AEP charged with improper acts Weight loss awards presented Blood pressure • • clinics slated II Contract. (Continued fl'(llll page SELMA RITTENHOUSE RACINE - Mrs. Selma Rittenhouse, 82, Racine, died Thursday at her home. She was bern March 211, 1896, a daughter of the late Alex and Freda Oberocker Harcket She was also preceded 10 death by her husband, George Bruce F1Ikms, a scout m Surv1vmg are four daughters, Ruth Lutheran, Troop 259 of Point Pleasant, Racme: Lots Bauer, Canada; W Va ., sponsored by the Helen McNesley, 366ih Mamt Co of the West Washmgton , D. C., and VIrginia l'jatwnal Guard has Phyllis Vcc1, Canada; 11 earned the New World grandchildren, eight great- Conservation Award an· nounced W Robert Cree, Scout execu\Jve of the TnState Area Council The award IS made by the World Wildlife Fund of be subtracted from their AGI Washmgton , D. C , through of $17,9%5 to amve at their Boy Scouts of Amenca the "tax table income". ($17,9%5 and recogmzes achievement mmus 625 equals $17,300). conservatiOn The mcome tax would of world problems. be S2 042 per the tax Purpose is to pomt out to table l'hiS represents a young people that countries savings of $157 between the of the world are closely Instandard deduction and the terrelated through natural Itemized deductions m the resources and that we tn th1s two examples country are mterdependent Should an IndiVIdual or a Wlth our world environment couple Itemize their To win this award, Scout deductions Will depend on FHkms earned conservation their Situation. The best and envtronmental skill method IS to compute your awards, ment badges In 1te1mzed deductions and If environmental science, sml they exceed the standard and water conservation, fish deduction for your status, use and wildlife management, the form 1040, Schedule A&B and citizenship 10 the world and claun them. He IS the son of Mr and Next week New Jobs Mrs. Kenneth W. Filkms, 2804 Credit. Chandler Drive, PI Pleasant w All 'I' f~' l "We can find ways tax laws can save.:,.,YJ)U money." 811 w,.·,.,. fin.lll\ ---------------------------1 snow Tuesday. Hlghl.i Monday "ill be m the 30s north and the 40s south and lows ~Itt be In the 20s. Highs Tuesday and Wednesday will be in the 30s and lo"s : -:~::i-:ll·:·: b·,.,'.,' :-i:-n:·:·•,.h,.,•,,.,.",.,p.,.", " ' lt•ens or lo~er 20s. Campaign will begin March 13 GALLIPOLIS - The Board of DU'ectors of the Tn-County Commwuty Concert Assoctation annoW1ced Saturday that the week or March 13-18 has been set as Membership Campaign Week Present members are being invited to renew their memberships during the commg week, and new members who JOin durmg the membership campaign will be entitled tu attend the final concert of the 1977-78 senes, to be presenwd by p1amst Virgmm Eskm on April 17 Members who attended the concerts of the past season have expressed delight at the senes presented by the Orpheus Trto, Paul Lavalle and the Chamber Music Society of Lower Basm Street, and gUitarist-singer - dancer, Hal Shane During the J().year history of the Assoctatlon, there have been many e:c.cttmg performances gJ.Ven by such artists as the Son Shirley TriO, the Little Angels of Korea, the Texas Boys Chmr, baritone Donald Gramm, Worth-Crow organ duo, ''Three on Broadway,'' the Paul Keuntz Chamber Orchestra, and many others. Durmg the past season , members have been able to attend 23 concerts throughout the ~rea , rearuring 21 different attractions TO SEEK REELECTION DAYTON (UP!) - With a promise to work for 304MKl0 new Jobs m Ohto durmg the next four years and a hmt that he'll take drastiC action ir needed next \\. eek to blunt the etrects of the nattonal coal stnke, Gov James A Rhodes Saturday an· nounced his candidacy for a fourth term "NOrHING CAN STOP '!'HE ARMY AIR CORPS" - or members of Pomeroy Boy Seoul Troop 249 who in splle or the snow and cold weather are pictured just before Ih ey loaded onto the troop bus Friday evening to go for a weekend of camping at Camp Kiashuta near Chester It was the annual father-son camping trip and there was a defm1te shurtC:4ge of fathers , However, fathers were ex:pected to report to the camp after completmg thetr employment duties on Saturday From the lett arc Jetr Hawk , Bn an Speru.-er, Bllly Co lmer , Randy Murray, Grcog 'l11omas, Kelly Wisecup nnd Mike Stone, back row, from the lert , Bt'Jb Arms, Danny Will und Howard Searles. Arms IS Scoutmatitcr. Already at the cnn1p when the p1cturc was taken wem Brent [101m, Cnug BoHn, .John Morns and Dun Thom:t ~ who wt•rc prcpiirJng fur. thc rest of tht• troop members Miners rejecting pact By United Press luteroatlonal Most Umted Mme Workers local of!Iciala m Ohio are predicting defeat lor a proposed contract w1th the soft coal lndustry despite a prom1se by the governor to take "drastic actiOn " to blunt the effect of their strike and a threat by at least one Ohio ullhly of crippling electricity cutbacks next week OhiO's top Uruted Mme Wurker:~ off1cud has also predided dire oons~uences fof the union should the pact be rejected Vqtmg m Dlstrlcl 6, whtch covers eastern Ohio and the Northern Panhandle o£ West V1rguua , was scheduled for Saturday and Sunday Late Saturday afternoon, however, r~ults were in from only one Ohio local Members of the Ex-city editor co-authors book lh I \0/fJ HH j \ l"fJil/1-:U GALLIPOLIS-Thomas Lloyd Bush, a city edtlUI m Galhpuhs 43 years ago, has co-authored a book w1Lh Jus Wife, glvlllg dclluls or her ancestry back 500 years, Wilh the last chapter especially inlerestmg to nver men and women H1s own father~m·law, Capt Fred Horn· brook, who lived to be 95 years of age, IS one of the "stars'' of that last chapter, Capt Fredertck W1::1y, Jr., IS the other The mnth chapter of a mne-ehapter book dwells on nver boats and nver men m a smooth style which g11ps the attentwn of any reader, be he landlubber 01 boat duff. It 1s supermr wntmg. Bush's cho1ce of stortes J!lummatcs the 367 pages One relates to h1s sister·m·law, Mrs. George E. Bush, namesake when she was a little girl of a steamboat It goes back tu1930 when the steamer'·"",.,, pull· ed out lrom the Pittsburgh wharboat with such a freight load that It Immersed the hull to well above the non:nal waterltne ornoadmgs would lighten her, but, Instead, they put mure fre1ght on than they took off, and they Simply had to lighten the load to avoid smkmg at Wheeling Much or the exce ss freight was re--cosmed (whatever that as! J to the little lii·IN' I , wthlshe, too, sat low 111 Utt:: water Now let's quote from the top of page 360 : "The steamer 111 '''" f , whwh gave help m that incident, deserves a spec1al note POMEROY - Michael Pierce, 18, Rt She was a pretty httle boat, 105x19.7x2.8, I, Middleport, entered a not gullly plea bd1lt at Pomt Pleasant, W Va., 10 !913. The Friday when arraigned before Judge boat was named fur CC:4pt Warden Robert Buck on a breakrng and entermg McDade's only daughter, Helen Elizabeth, charge when the latter was a very small child. The Bond was set at $10,000 P1erce was ch1ld grew up to marry a career offtcer charged with the Jan. 30 B&E of Miller's and has shared many of his expenences m Grocery at Rutland Pierce is also bemg Army post.s 10 Hawau, Alaska, Europe, held on an order from the adult parole and the U. S. She and her husband, MaJor authority. Gen George E Bush, are now retared m Roger Butcher, Rt 4, Pomeroy, Galhpohs, Ohio She has always fell another man arrested by MelliS County special d1shnd10n m havmg a steamboat sheriff's deputies, IS also facmg an order named for her f1led by the adult parole authority " Capt. Fredenck Way's ~h·muiHmiiJm' · Butcher is bemg held until the case 1s ,,,., relates that the Str. u,":,,., f survived the deepfreeze of 1918 in the Pomt Pleasant taken to parole authority officials Pierce arraigned, pleads not guilty harbor When the 1ce Jams broke, she was a long article coru.:enung this book, 111 the torn fl'um moorings and carried downriver 1cgular column by R1cha r tl L Got tlun It 011 th~ crumbling floes. While momy other 1dcnt1f1Cd Mrs Bush e~ s the drtughlcr of steamboats were crushed mto matchwood, Capt. F1ed Hmu!Jruok, who dJCd m IH67 rt the ,,.,,,. f. rcmamed mtact With no per· read, in part son 1::1.board, she swept past Hll bru..lges ''Thomas Lloyd Bush, 76, and LouiSe pters and other obstl uctwns to h::tnd on a Horubrook Bush, 73, ltvc at :l580 Sh<:t w bar near Madtson Ind , 292 mtles from Avenue, Hyde Park ,"-whJCh IS Cmc1nnuh home, Her only damage was from vandals, - and the book '" dedicated to the who stole movable geat and f1ttmg~. authurs ' daughters- Abtgall !Mrs Willium ' Capt Sam Wtlhamson bought the u, ,,.,, Murr uf Kennewick , Wa sh ) and Alison 1 ttnd added a cabm to make a double (Mrs Nor1nan E Roberts of Dayton, deck He hHs been ment10ned m several OhiO ) earlier partm;rsh1ps wtth Fred Hornbrook , "Both Thomas and l..uuJsc Brush u1c At the tune of t11e 1 ,,,.,.,, mc1denl, the g1aduales uf Manetta Colle~e .. If, f, ,, I· Was owned by Henry K1 afl and Ha I Note the spelling or the name 1 Even Harry Donnelly She was always known bJg-<:Jty newspapers make typographacul lor a \ld) appearance and the fresh- errol'S' Jookmg paant of her whtle sup~rstructure " 'He had a year of law a t Colwnb1a , bul Four months ago 'Jht• f , , uuwr' l"ost had decided upon newspltpclmg He retur m.'tl to his nat1ve Galhpoils, where he bccmnc c1ty editor of the Dtuiy Tnbunc Latel' lw worked on t he Frankfort f K y} State J out· rml , !In<.! m Cancmntttl as a £re~i<m cc wnter for rehgtous pubhcatwns and lm.: al papers. But his saght was fallmg , and now he pound• h1s old Royal portable 10 almost complete darkness r.oUlse, a social worker, holds a Master's degree m social work f1·orn the Umvet slty of Cmc10nal1 '' Capt t' rcdenck Way, J1 , Sewickley, Pa., on Pag• 315 IS dubbed the Gmnd ChroniCler of Steambottt Lore m thHt last chapte1· Way IS famous fol' havmg bro u~ hl the IJ,,,,Ij t)w'' '" from San Francisco Bay through the Panama Canal tu the MISSISSippi Raver 111 1946, and he knew Capt Fred Hornbrook personally Capt Way wrote the II ••st••r11 U i r , ,,.~< "'''""'I"'"' /Jtn•f ,,.,.J whach had 1,000 steamboat photographs, however, these made up fewer than OllHlghth of the total Capt Way wrote a f~aturc senes, ~' The Hornbrook Story, " wh1ch ran in the n,,,.,." .n" }Uimllll Apral 1 to May 6, 1950 One note 1s Co-AUTHORS Louise Hornhroo~ that the ., ,.,,.,,"'"'' brought a cargo of Bush and her husband, Thomas Lloyd Lyd1~ E Pmkh~m ·s vegetable compound Bush, wrotl! the book about her to Gallipolis. ancef;tors tn 1'' ' 1'1111•" uJ ,,, 1, " " " ' A renowned Galhoohs newspaper ,,.,"',,. 117~ - l'li.f Contmued on A-3 • • - • • Puwlialun P"u mt l!asc'll Local 1810 vole'<! 437-85 agamst the pact Uke other coal..stra pped utlhtles m Ohio, the Colmnbu.s and Southern Ohi o Electric Co Is awaiting word of the ratificatiOn vole C&SOE, now at the :15dlly supply mark , hus pot off until Munday a decision whether to unpose 50 percent electri city cutbacks on 1ts large mdustriAI and commercial users. Speakmg ut a fund ratser to announce his ~uburnatonol candidacy Saturday, Gov James A Rhodes said that If the proposed settlement ts rejected, he'll announce steps Monday for conservation , reallocation or fuel supplies and power sharing by the state's ulllllles. He refused to elaberate on the plan, but an aide s~ud tt might mcludc callmg up the National Guard Rhodes has the right under legislatiOn pasSt.>d to declare Ohio an energy emergency area, to order power-sharing nnd eoal supply reallocations He has never taken advantage of those powers, Rhodes' aide ~llan Cochran Said Rhodes may not take advantage now, but .stmply ask the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to drnw up and enforce u power· sharing plan Rhodes said, 01 We want the cool strike lo end tomorrow. If not, some difficult deciSions will have to he made to see that no plant.s are shut down in the state That is our goal ,, John Guzek , president ol District 6, who Is In Washmgton negotiating the UMW construction workers contract, said the rank-and-file members "better think of the consequences ' ' before rejecting the pact. "These people better sit down and think about thi s, better think of the consequences," sa1d Guzek. "They (the members ) are liable to push us Into gomg broke. All they have to do Is vote agamst that contract and it will vinulilly destroy us "There are a lot of thmgs they have to think about," said Guzek "I think if they turn 1\ down the Taft-Hartley law will be Invoked I really think the president would mvoke Taft-Hartley I don't think the president will nationalize the mines ." if the Taft-Hartley law Is Invoked, and the rruncrs refuse to return to work Wider court order as they have said they would, the UMW could be hit with stiff fines and miners would also lose their food stamps "They better think abeut that," stlid Guzek. "Those fmes would bankrupt the union. The contract will be either rejected or accepted by a popular .)ou. and the Continued on A-3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 3, 1978 buckner bush gregory harcket person rittenhouse