http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8f8d38e696905688a60a5d7391e5ffbb.pdf 78e6333320eb1a1cd291e16f8e525540 PDF Text Text . D-10- The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Sunda)·. Feb. ll. ln79 ,_ - . -MeWs County EMS releases.report . ' . - The Meigs County Emergency Medical Services ticgan operations in 1978 to provide to all Meigs Co unt y a com pr ehensive Emergency Medical Service program. Composed of ali squads in Meigs County - Middleport, Pomeroy, Sy racuse. Racine l'OM~;ROY Wit.h the completion of the ilnd Rutland - ·the county has been providing emergency fi~st year of , 0peration , · in· and non-eme rge ncy am· formation gathered, showed bulance sen·ices to all county that co unty service squads, resident s. Wit h thi s n'ew travelin g approximately organization, was . th e 75,000 miles transporting esta blishment of a new patients, and lijlproximately co unty department and office .!0,000 hourS lo gge d for to handle these affairs fo r all patient care. These figures come from approximately co unt y residents. 2200 calls for service in 1978. Other interesting . figures show that a county average ; from the time sonieone called ROSBERY STATISTICS MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - A for a squad, that only ·11 elapsed till cartooni st s u ~gests bank . minutes a$sistance was at the ~cene of time-t emperature signs in the an em er gency anywhere ·in Twin Cities should add a new lin e: robberies. There have the county. These services are being been 28 in the last 3'f' months - tnore than double the subsidized in part by the emergency medical services number in all 1977. · RACINE - An annexation ' 'It seems we are levy being passed in the study will be presented at a beginning to approach our county in 1977. special meeting of Racine qu9(a of bank heists," said Additional activities in this Village Council beginning at 7 Joseph Ryan, agent in charge service were the training of p.m, Feb. 26. The public is of the FBI bank robbery unit some 40 new emergen cy urged to attend. here. He not ed bank rob- medical technicians, and the Jeff Burt of Buckeye Hills · beries nation-wide have dsen up-grading of equipment of Hocking Va ll ey Regional 15 percent. · · variou s departments, the Development . Commission '!'ill be present to discuss the feasability of a study on an F.H.A. loan for water lines, tank and accessory equipment. E. A. Wingett will proceed to get the boundary lines established for annexation. Council also has granted permission for -the Racine Emergency Squa d-- to conI~'.. struct a new building and a I barbecue pit on the same property as soon as blue prints are made and approved. Council has purchased five pairs of boots at $44 each; five helmets at $28.50, and five fire proof coats at $72 each for firemen and one portable pump at $820 for the department. . The resignation of Tom Wolfe as water main and 1 st.reet commissioner, ef~ fecti ve March 31, was presented. . ' Anyone interested in the job may m~ke application with Mayor Charles . Pyles.· Council has appealed to residents to move abandoned cars from the streets of· the town. Annexation study to 'be offered PLAQUE PRESENTED - For some, the enjoyment of physical activity depends on the generous donation of plaque from the Guidin}l Hand School thankinj them .f_Qr their tlme and effort. . Guiding Hand School superintendent Jo Huntington .(center front ) presented a plaque from the school, thanking the men of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity for their assistance. Pictured here are (front) Oou~ Borstch. president of Alpha Sigma Phi; Ms. Huntington; Brian Neff, secretary of Alpha Sigma Phi. Back row,.Guiding Hand School students Gene Roach, Donny Saxon, Dale Tucker and Donald Bliss. oth er s' time. ' When students from the Guiding Hand School wanted to use the Rio Grande College and Community College pool , outside assistance was needed to make the activity safe and enjoyable. The men of Alpha Sigma Phi , headed by President Doug Borsich, stepped forward and supplied five members a day, three days a week, to the cause. For this service , the men have recehtly received a 3 women shot while working By HAL DeKEYSER Associated Press Writer COOLIDGE, Ariz. (API A woman working at a Da iry Queen was shot in the head ard killed just three minutes after a womar at a nearby El Taco restaur art was killed by arother gunman , police sa id. A th ir d womar, also shot in the head at the Dairy Queen. was reported "holding her own " at a hospital. Ne ith er res taura nt was robbed, poli ce said, and they know of no other motive or whether the shootings were related. · Police sa id Cindy Green and another woman were working at the Ei Taco Friday night when the first told police that she started to guninar struck. There were enter the kitchen but heard what sounded like a cap pistol no cust omers at the time. Detective James Trout said and wheeled around to see they heard a knock on the Miss Green clutching her drive-through window, and bloody chest. · " I'Ve been shot," Miss Mi ss Green turned to face a Green told her. 25-t o 30-year-oid man. Three minutes later, Trout The other worker, whose name was not made public, said , a man between 21 and 28 years old entered the nearby Da ir y Queen , staffed by Peggy Worsham and Cheryl Stinson. There were no customers in th at store either. · The detective said that when both women went to the counter , the suspect,pulled a revolv er . ·Trout said th e women thought he was nurse aids . DRIVERS CERTIFIED During the month of kidding, but he fired twice, killing Mrs. Worsham. GALLIPOLIS -;;-Meeting December there was a Miss Stinson was taken to in a regular session Saturday dema nd · for mechanical Barrows Neurolo gical morning, the Gallia _Countr dr afters and automobile institute in Phoenix, where Soard of Education mechanics in Meigs County. Manufacturing employers she was reported "holding authorized two bus driver certifications. in the county generally offer her own." Trout said that there were Granted certification were beg inning workers hourly to the Dairy Queen · Charles E. Martin; Cheshire, wiinesses wage rates which vary as shooting, and that officers a~d Norma Rae Kingery, fo llows: unskilled, $2.80 to would canvass the neighbor· , Vmton. $4.35; semiskilled, $3 to $4.15; hood today trying to identify · · skilled, $3.50 to $6. MEETS WEDNESDAY For the past several years, th e suspects. The ages of the three POME ROY The average weekly earnings of victims were unkno~ , but a Pomeroy . Middleport Lions Co unt y factory employees covered by the Ohio pohce spokesman satd they Club will hold a regular Un emplo ym ent Com · w~re a,ll between l8 and 22. meeting Wednesday at noon pensation Law have been Mtss Green was smgle, the at the Meigs Inn. All mem· bers are asked to attend. approximately two-fifths other two married. below the average for the state. Figures show labor force totaled 11,925 last year POMEROY in December, 1978, the Meigs County civilian labor force was an estimated 11,925 persons based on place of residence , according to a report of the Bureau of Employment services.' The report further states: Of that total, ap:• proximately II ,325 we re em ployed and 600 we re . jobless. The, unemployment rate stood at 5 percent of the labor forc e. Situat ed in the southeastern portion of the state, Meigs County is adjacent to Athens, Gallia, and Vinton Counties in Ohio and Jackson, Mason, and Wood Counties in West Virginia. Its population was estimated at 21,500 in July !976, showing an ad· vance of 1.700 from the 1970 enumeration (U.S. Census). Middleport , th e largest communit y, had 2,800 r esidents in 1970 while Pomeroy, the County seat, had 2,700 inhabita nt s . . Smaller communities include Sy racuse, Rutl and, and Racine. According to 1970 U. S. Census in form ation. close to two-fifths of the county's resident jobholders com· muted to work in neighboring counties. In December, about one-third of all workers living in the co unty held mining jobs and around one-e ighth worked for various gover,n· .. .- ~ were in the service category, a like proportion were in the clerical-sales group, and onetwelfth were in the professional · manage ral classification . A number of these jobseekcr> had been ad mi nist rat ive clerk s, waiters a nd waitr esses, and There are many ways to corners when you sell your home. But some of • thesemaybeverycostlyin e the final outcome . I refer to e se lling wi thout the serv1ces • of a REA L TOR and attor ney . Thelf eXperience • and know ledge cou ld easily • be t he bes t f inancial • insura nce you can Ouy. .e An attorney ca n be well e worth his fee if h e steers e yo-u c l ~a r of a single e fiQanci al or legal pitfa ll. e Tr ying t o play expert by .,.,,:(USPS 145-96~ VOL NO. XXIX tSmall industrial town .. ... -.• j'shaken by .explosions - ' :WHITING, Ind. (AP) - A expiollons shook this Industrial town ~rly today as a manunoth fife engUlfed a Standard Oil ,Co. refinery, spewing flames 100 feet into the air and ·forcing about 1,500 nearby •.residents from tbeir homes, ..police l!Bid. ,., No injuries were immediately reported, but ··pcilice said communications , with the sprawllng facllity . , we're severed by the bla2e. Fire· Capt. Edward ' Hrabovsky said about 2,000 ' persons worked at the .refinery, once the largest in , the nation, but he did not ~lmow how' many were at the ''Plant at t/le time of the bills!. ··• The Whiting Fire Department reported no .·re:quests for ambulances , - which it provides for the :~nery. ' .· Whiting is a town of 7,500 lust across the Illinoislildiana border from Chicago. : Fire units from the refinery fought the. blaze early this ' . blilf~ozen small morning, but some ' 100 fire- large propane tank in tbe fighters from Whiting and middle of the burning area. surrounding municipalities He said firefighters seemed were stationed outside the _to have been able to keep the refinery in case the fire blaze from spreading. spread beyond the plant, said But an icy wind was Whiting _Fire Capt. John blowing from the east toward Hatczel. homes only two blocks from The fire followed a series of the fire while some residents blasts that ripped through . shivered in the sui>-freezing · pipelines and storage tanks tempe·ratures, watching about 11:45 p.m. EST ljunday firefighters battle the blaze, Police said 10 blocks were and was reported contained in the area where it orginated evacuated. Some residents by 4 a .m. EST today, were taken to the Whiting according to Hatczel. He community Center . and would not say, however, that others went to stay with the fire was under control. Frank Murzyn, a refinery electrician, said tbere was danger of flaming fuel spilling from the retaining Ali three school districts of wall of the ultra-former No. 4 unit were the fire apparently Meigs County were open fo r started. The wall is an classes today even though a earthen rampart SUITO\Jildin ~ couple of inches of snow fell the unit, where high-octane early Monday morning. Buses could not make their aviation fuel is·produced. Murzyn said if the flames complete routes in some spread, they might reach cases. Afternoon Kinbenzin.,..fiUed tank cars on dergarten classes were ·adjacent raliroad tracks or a cancelled. A check with school of- advertising. showi n g , ' finan cia l arrangem":nt s down Ia the fi nal clos 1ng. Anything less cou ld be very false economy . Sel li ng . a home is serious linanc tal b us iness. It sho ul d be handled just that way. If thL•re 15 anvthinq we • f ill ing din d the d blan ksh of . c,, 11 cto to hf' l p you in th e • standar ee s, pu r e ase ftl>ld ol rr>;d (~s t.l l l ' pt c,y.(' and , sa l es agreemen ts, J")h nnc or drop in ,,, • binders, or fi nancia l forms 1 EADtNGHAM REAL • cah easily backfire . Some ESTI\TE , Sl? Srcon<l A ve., • of the biggest monetary o,,qlpolis . Phon<' r146 7699 . • losses have come about We' r l! hrrr to hf'IP. • precisely in th is mann er . • RAISING STAKES LOS ANGELES (AP) e The laWyer for Michelle e Triola Marvin says he plans • e to raise the stakes to, $2.8 e million in her love-and· • .. money suit again st Lee • Marvin, claiming the actor e defrauded his client with lies • . about love. • Attorn ey Marv in Mit· • cheison, who plans to ':est his • case next week, said the e amendment to the original : e complaint will seek punitive • dama ges of $1 ~lion . • The 4-Whee/ Drive Which Was Born To Be So Carries A 2-Year, Or 3,000 Hour Warranty (The First In The Industry). ••t••···,·················· I>' " ficials late this morning in· dicated that they were keeping ·a check on the situation and felt that the best measure would be for students to remain in classes until highway workers had an opportunity to work on the roads as the snow continued to fail. PAY TRIBUTE - All 12 members of the Meigs members pictured include: front, 1.to 4, Charles Knight, County Bar Association were on hand at a dinner Carson Crow, Fred Crow, and James O'Brien; back row, 1 Saturday night at the Meigs Inn held in tribute to Manniruz tor, Barbara Knight, John C. Bacon, Frank W. Porter, Webster who Is retiring from the legal profession. Webster, the honored guest ; Pat O'Brien, Robert Buck Webster left the office of Probate Judge in Meigs County and Bernard Fultz . Absent Rick Crow. Crow came after last week. Wives of bar members and associates of Judge photo wsa taken . Webster were bn hand for the tribute dinner. 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The Iranian searched it thoroughly , threatened sites all over the said since the revolution had tr oops ther e put up no apparently looking for weapcapital, trying to maintain triumphed, the palace was resi•tance, and guerrilla ons. But it was unclear order and ward off attacks. "part of the wealth and riches units obedient to the whether they would be forced They took up positions of the nation" and should not provisional government kept to move out of the hoteL the 13-story be harmed. around the crowd from looting the The 7,000 Americans stiU in Intercontinental Hotel, Armed youths cmiverged post. Iran were warned to remain headquarters of most of the on Sultanabad Sarraclis, on Truckloads of armed guer- in their homes, and there Western press, to protect it the northern side of Tehran, rillas arrived at the Hilton were no reports of attacks on from a crowd threatening to in response to a false report Hotel and announced they any of them. burn it. that the Imperial Guard and were going to turn it into a Radio Tehran said there Radio Tehran said another • 1\meriean· mllitary advisers hospital. They ordered the 400 1 were ''reports from many crowd was marching on the were attacking supporters of guestd, many of them provincial ci ties that the shah's Niavaran Palace the revolution there. Americans, to bring au· tbeir (Continued on .-:-_<-=-o"-' Peace talks resuming Feb. 21 RANGING FROM 35 TO 120 HP. All MODELS AVAILABLE IN 4 -WHEEL DRIVE. '; WASHINGTON (Al') The next round of IsraeliEgyptian peace treaty talks will begin Feb. 21 at Camp David, Md. It could be the last American attempt at driving the two sides into removing obstacles to completing their historic agreement. · Acceptances to invitations have . b~n · -reeeived from Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa KhalU and Israeli Foreign .Minister Moshe Dayan. . · Secretary of State Cyrus Vance will be host for the talks at the snow-capped Catoctin Mountain site where · President Carter and leaders of the two Middle East SHINN'S TRACTOR SALES, INC. . 458-1630 LEON, W. VA. RECEIVED~SHIPMENT KIMBAL.L PIANOS '"~ ; Judge Manning Webster ···r. Manning Webster iamong honorees . An award of distinction will to Judge Manning D. Webster at the aimual awards banquet sla!ed Saturday, Feb. 17, at -IJ9yal Oak Park. The event is llpOniJOred by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. . ;. ~itdge Webster, born Oct. 5, 19116, In Pomeroy, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. G. •bster, was educated in pUblic schools in Maine and I!Omeroy having graduated Pro111 Pomet'\)y High School in 1924. . He received his B. S. degree in business ad· Jl\lnlstraUon from Ohio State Uulvenlty In 1931 aild his .I. Di degree in law in 1932. · He engaaed iii general law pranlce In Pomeroy from 11182 to Aaguat1972. ile served u ·solldtor for the village of POOteroy In 1934. . He served •• Meigs County ~seeutlng ' Attorney from Uta& to 19411 imd as Meigs CGUnty Probate and Juvenile Jb4ile from Aaguat 1972 to February lf/9. ~ · presented • .42" COilSOie by Kimball SPECIAL SAVINGS NOW ON THE .P IANO OF YOUR CHOICE CONSOL£S AND SPINETS ARE AVAILABLE IN .· WALNUT - PECAN - PINE AND FRUITWOOD ·: relatives or at motels, a Whiting police spokesman said. An explosion at the refinery in August 1955 killed two persons and injured 35. Destroyed·were 200 homes, 70 storage tanks and three refining units. -One of those.killed was 8 3year-old boy who died when debris from an explosion struck his home. That blaze consumed some '47 acres , burning itself out after eight days. Schools in session today ~ TEHRAN , Iran (AP) the surrender of thousands of Iranian armed forces· bave ti-an•s new revolutionary looted weapons. laid down their arms and de, lfovenunent reported today Two generals were .clared their total solidarity !!lilt all resistance to it by reported slain . Khomeini with the revolution. Tbere is ~ah · Mohammad Reza condemned "arson, not the slightest resistance by ~vi 's armed forces has destruction and cruelty" and the armed forces ." ended, bitt it was having said those indulging in such The announcement called ll:ouble cpntrolllng its own "savage acts" were "dis· on the revolution •s supporters IIUpporters. obeying Allah's orders and " to stop surrounding :. Thol~Sl~hds of armed youths are traitors to the Islamic barracks and government r&ined Tehran threatening movement.'' centers and not to use tbeir . · 8ymbols of the monarclly and The ' ' provisional weapons, except against the .~.f!Milili •lU"'\ftAvAI9u.Jt . operational --staff -of -• the . e~rQY : " . . RuhollaMQIO!i\ IPPellled revolution'' iii bro'adlia.st 00 An army spokesman said 1o -Ids fol1owen fll" ~rder and Radio Tehran said "all Gen. Abdui-All Badrei, a for- : Let him handle the whole transaclion lor you ~ fr9m .. ::~::;:::::;:;.;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-::::::: .;::·:::;::::::;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;::::=:::=:::=:::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ ' .' 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BODIES IDENTIFIED HAMILTON, Ohio (AP ) Butler Count y Coroner Dr. Ga rrett J . Boone has · pos itively identified Terri . Bennett, 20, Miami, Fla., as th.e second body found in the ~ Willis T. Leading!)am : · trunk· of a ·burned-out car Realtor • Feb. 3. He said the identification was made through dental X-· Select a REA LTOR fro m e rays. The body of Carmen · Buetti, 36, also of Miami, was the Start. Listen to his • r ecommen dation for the • identified Monday by fingerbest sel li ng price . · He • prints. The bodies were found kn ows the loca l market . • in ' rural Ross County. · FALSE ECONOMIES e cut ..." a·t y a . • ' w' • ' Today : • e Of the women, two-fifths ~ell : CEste~te~ :: • SEEK LICENSE GALLIPOLIS - Making application for ma rriage lice nse in Gallia County Probate Court Friday were · Clayton Miller , 60, Gallipolis, tru ck dri ve r , and Melba Sheets, 56, · Gallipolis, bookkeeper. e " had clerical, sales, or service experience . ········~·············· : : ment age ncies. Annual average employment data for 1977 indicate that the leading factory in dust ri es in th e co unty were food. electric equ ipment. fabr ica t ed metals, lumber and wood products, transportation equipment, and chemicals. items turne d out loca ll y included bak ery produ cts, nonalcoholic beverages, pro cesse d sa lt . woo den pallet's, elect ric motors and relays, and concrete blocks. Around three-fifths oT those persons who were actively seeking work througb the Pomeroy office of the Ohio Burea u of Employment Services were men and the rema ining_t wo-fifths were women; seven-eighths of all applicants were not yet 45 years of age . Among th e male a ppl ica nts dur ing th e ap· r eference month , proximately three-tenths had backgrounds in str uct ura l work, o n e~seventh were in the m@c hi n e t rades classification; and one-ninth implementation -~1 'a comprehensive record retention program for patient~ and retention of pr eventive maintenance records on aU vehicles used. With the very successful co-mpletion of 1978, both operationally and financially, and the starting of 1979 very efficiently , plans for 1979 include more comprehensive training for aU .emergency medical technicians and up-grading of equipment. There are plans to purchase a new ambulance for the county service and making training programs available to the general p~blic for traming in first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (C PR ). . Any county residents wanting to know more about their county service should contact Robert Bailey, county coordinator at the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service Office. •• ... .... r h _, "" He served in the military service during World War II having enlisted as private in the Armored Infantry and was discharged as Captain. He served in McArthur's Headquarters, war crimes ~Wctlon in Germany and the Pacific Theater. He is chairman of the Meigs County Mental Retardation Board. Others to be honored at the awards banquet are Eleanor Thomas and BiU Quickel as woman and man of the year respectively ; Edison Hobstetter and A. R. Knight who will also be presented awards of distinction. Certificates of appreciation will be presented to Beulah Utterback and Freda Lieving and Tricia Adleta. The dinner will be catered by Crow's Family Restaurant. . Tickets are S8 and may be purchased at New York Clothing House , office of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce and Simon's PickA-Pair. a DEADLINE WEDNESDAY Meigs County Treasurer George Collins reminded taxpayers today thai in order to avoid a 10 percent penalty on first half 1978 real estate taxes, bills must be paid prior to 4 p.. Wedaesday. Boob will be closed at that lime to add peoalties lo unpaid taxes. Books will reopen March 1 for payment of delinquent taxes. · nations last' .·september hammered out two framework agreements. With the negotiations dead· locked over tbe Palestinian and other issues, Carter has suggested that unless a treaty . is quickly completed, U.S. diplomatic efforts will shift to other world trouble spots. This could mepn J ossing the conflict intO the lap of the United Nations or trying to s.e t up a broader peace conference involving other Arab countries and possibly the Soviet Union; · American officials, disclosing the starting date, could not predict how long .m court su_I.t ' A suit In the amount of $85,000 has . been fil,ed ill, Meigs County common pleas court by Wesley E. Allen and Grace Allen, Rt. 2, Portland, against DAP Inc., subsidiary of Plough, Inc., ,Dayton. The suit is for personal injuries Mr. ~ustained when a product sol' by DAP allegedly exploded and splashed his face. SQUAD CALLED The Middleport etnergenry unit was called to 456 Beech St., Saturday afternoon for Kenneth Darst who had fallen . He was taken to Holzer Medical Center. differences .. Egypt wants to link the treaty with Israel to concrete step s establi s hing . Palestinian self-rule on the west bank of the Jordan River and in the Gaza Strip. Israel has resisted, while insisting that Egypt allow the treaty to take precedence over its military ties with other Arab countries. American officials, cautious about the prospects for success, are hoping the turmoil in Iran will influence both Egypt and Israel to settle their differences and restore an element of sta· bility to the region. Three people injured ,in weekend ·a ccidents Three persons were injured and five vehicles incurred severe damage during seven weekend accidents in· vestigated by the Gallia Meigs Post, Highway Patrol. Gordon Jerrell , 17, Gallipolis, was treated for injuries following a onevehicle mishap Saturday at 12:30 a.m. on SR 554, seventenths of mile east of Africa Rd. Olficers report a west bound auto operated by Jarrell incurred slight damage . when it struck several holes in the ice on the pavement. Jarrell claimed injury and was transported by the patrol to Holzer Medical Center, where he was · treated for multiple contusions, and released. Jarrell was cited on charges of reckless operation. Two vehicles incurred severe damage during an accldent'oo CR.3, nine-tenths of a roUe north of Rutland, in Meigs County, Sunday at 6:30 p.m. The patrol. reports an auto driven by Dorothy Hyseli, 28, Rutland, had backed from a private drive onto CR 3. A south bound vehicle operated by Boy Showaller, a 885,000 sought this round of negotiations wo~d last. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Segin said Sunday there would be a recess so Dayan and Khalil can consult their governments, indicating the talks would last longer tban the three or four days originally ph.nned. Special U.S. Ambassador Alfred L. Atherton Jr., late last month undertook an apparently unsuccessful shuttle mission between Jerusalem and Cairo . Previous efforts by Vance and U.S. diplomats here and in tbe Middle East failed to resolve the outstanding •t i•/ : ·. 75, Langsville, was unable to stop. The Hysell auto was unable to move on the snow covered driv ~ to avoid collision. The Show a iter vehicle struck the Hysell auto in the right side. Hysell claimed injury, but was not immediately treated. No citation was issued. Archie Meadows, 40, Crown City, claimed injury, but was not immediately treated following a one-vehicl~ accident on Hamilton Rd. , twotenths of a mile south of CR . 15, Sunday at 4:35 p.m. . Officers report that a south bound auto driven . by Meadows slid off the right side of the roadway into a ditch. There was moderate damage to the .vehicle. An auto operated by Perry Neal, 21, Lancaster, incurred severe <jamage during an accident in Meigs County on U.S. 33, at the junction of SR 681, all :30 p.m. Sunday. The patrOl reports a south bound auto operated by Neal went out of control on the ice oovered roadway, passed off the right side -and went over ~~~ embankmeht. The Gallia-Meigs Post, investigated three other accidents Saturday. An auto driven by Roge r Harris, 21, Rio Grande. in· curred severe damage during a mishap on CR 57B, twotenths of a mile east of SR 325. ' Officers report that Harris' west bound auto went out of control in a curve, passed off the right si<;le of the roadway, overturned and came to rest right side up. The patrol was called to the scene of a one-vehicle ac· cident on SR 325, one and two· tenths of a mile north of , Vinton at 5:00. p.m. Officers report that a south bound vehicle driven by Robert Twyman, 17, Vinton, went out of control while passing an unidentified auto, slipped off the right side of the roadway, crossed the pavement alfd went into a ditch . There wa s s evere damage to the vehicle. The patrol investigated a one-vehicle accident on MiU Creek Rd., eight-tenths of a mile north of Gallipolis at 10:30 p.m. ,Officers report ~hat a north. bound vehicle operated by Paulette Uttle, 25, Gallipolis, went out of control on the ice . covered roadway, and passed over an embankment into a creek. Ther e was moderate damage to the ato. CHEERS LAST HOME GAME - Sandi Hamilton, senior cheerleader for the Meigs Marauder cage squad, performed before the home crowd for the last time Saturday night. DWI, hit-skip charged A Dayton man was apprehended Sunday at 1:55 a .m. by Sheriff Deputy Randy Forbes following a hitskip on East Main Street in Pomeroy. Sheriff James J. Proffitt reported Larry H. Houston, 23, was apprehended on·u.s. Rt. 33 just outside of Pomeroy. He was turned over to the Pomeroy police to face charges of OWl and leaving the scene. Houston is con· fined to the Meigs county jail. The Sheriff's department is also investigating a hitskip that occurred at 1':35 a.m. Sunday on SR 143 just south of Harrisonville. Jerome K. Howard, 16, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, was traveling south when his pickup was sidcsiped by a northbound pickup truck that traveled left of center. There was damage to the outside mirrors. The department also in- vesti gat ea . an accident Sunday at 3: 10 p.m. on Happy Hollow Road. David Johnson, 23, Mid· dleport, was traveling south when his vehicle collided ' headon with a northbound vehicle driven by Carol Jacobs, 25, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. The vehicle collided on a na rrow bridge on snow covered highway. There was heavy damage t o . both vehicles. Mrs. Jacobs, a passenger, received injuries, but was not Immediately treated. No citation was issued due to icy road conditions. Weather Cloudy with occasional snow flurreis tonight. Low lli, to 20. Partly cloudy Tuesday; High in upper 20s to 102 30s. The chance of snow is 40 percent tonight and 20 per· cent Tuesday. .., �,. 2-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, O.,Monday, Feb. 1~ . 1!1'19 E'n'fl IN WASHINGTON -. 3-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, Feb. 12, !979 _,.wOiml~--m.N.f:.A. -yg James' report KULME • Chieftains take Marauders, 66-58 Martha Angle and Robert Walters . _Last week's leglsl411Ve Progi-ams. In addition, aid to Ute Inner activity was highlighted by cities, tax, incentive . fL~t>ONOT the presentation of Governor adilitlonal senior legislation, Rhodes' "State of Ute State" messiage. The "State of the citizen programs · and an State" was presented to a increase In pay fo.- state AttiMALS joint session of both houses of employees were .outlined as By Martha Angle and Rollert Walter& the 113th Ohio General goals of Ute Governor. By Greg Bailey Marauders were going to be while Meigs hit on just 16 of The Legislature has Assembly on Tuesday WASHINGTON (NEA) - Emanating from Capitol Hill . After leading· 12·10 at the no easy mark. Meigs held an 28. already begun to ·l¢11dy Ute these days is an almost universal chorus of concern about morning. first period buzzer, ,the liost 8-4 lead at one point before Logan was paced by Fisk's fiscal restraint, a certain indicator that Ute new Congrea According to the provision Governor;s proposals to Meigs Maraudrr offense Logan hit for six straight. 18 points. Pete Clark had 14 has heard the countrywide clamor for reduced federal of the Ohio Constitution, determine Uteir feasibility for sputtered In the second With 6:50 to go in the points while Dave Lehman spending. . it is the responsibility implementation ill tbe State quarter permitting the Logan . second quarter, Logan's Bob added 10. Logan hit just 40 But among public officials who have conscientiously · of the · governor to re- of Ohio. · studied the problem, there is honest d[sagteemeilt over tbleftains to go home with . a Fisk hit two foul shots to give percent · from the floc-r , Follo'l\'ing thei"State of Ute port the condition of which solution offers the best hope of both political and 66-58 win Saturday night. his team a 16-14 lead, and sinking 23 of 57 shots. the state to Ute mem- State" address, the details of fiscal success. ' Becker led the Meigs Meigs played hard and from then on Ute Chieftains The White House has become char.y of making long-tenn bers . of the Legislature Ute proposed \ ezecutive never trailed. Logan took charge with 18 points, eight gave 100 percent all evening, Cll t. economic pledges, having been badly burned by President at the beginning of each budget were released. This but the taller Chiefs con- control, 29-16 with 1:37 to go, eoming in the last three Carter's 1976 C8liiJ'!'ign promise that "we can attain a • "• . bu-dget · biennium. The "State of the proposed ' trolled the boards 43-19 to but Meigs wouldn't let them guarters. balanced budget w1Ut full employment by 1979. " (Carter's State" message, by custOm, approprl'a tes -17.7 billion get away and had narrowed Tom Hawley and Steve take the game. , more recent- and more accurate.- 1979 forecast: A $37.4 outlines the Governor's . dollars. billion deficit. ) · · the score to a reachable 29-21 Ohlinger also hit double Logan led 2-ll in the first >U · major legislative proposals Leglalative lieartng,s of The Republican Party is heavily committed to "Rotbby interntission. · figures for Meigs with 11 and mlr!ute of the contest, but :;, .;n House Finance and goal!; for Ute corning two the Kernp n," a revised version of Ute highly publicized After letting Logan get the 10, respectively. Andrews Meigs came right back to tie :I ;; Committee began years. legislation originaUy introduced in the 95th Congress by the score. Greg Ijecker hit for first two points of the second and Becker led Meigs in Sen. William V. Roth Jr., R·Del.,.and Rep. Jack Kemp, RThe Governor first thanked immediately following Ute ~1 l 10 of his team's 12 first half, Meigs' Becker and Ray rebounding with five caroms ')(' N.Y. the General Assembly for budget's release. Dick quarter points, and the Andrews connected and got each while Clark led Logan · But no Congress which Democrats control by a margin of !tl r, their past cooperation and Sheridan, Director of Ute visitors suddenly found the their team to within six, 31-25 with 13. almost 2-1 is going to pass Republican-auUtored legisla· . ' action in the last biennium Legislative Budget Office, ,~ ;.... with 6:50 to go in the third Meigs goes to Ironton lion. Of more sub!;tantive importance Is Rotb-Kemp's which resulted in a balanced presented an overview of Ute ~1 ~ quarter. . Friday for their last regular failure to finnly tie budget reductions to tax cuts. · budget, increased· school budget's provisions and a That J.4>kage could be ~rucial to the success of any They came withirl six one season game. funding and management brief explanation of how Ute proposal to control goverrunent spending because It offers more time that period, but . EIGHT QUALIFY . ., i :.'1 the prospect of drastically altering the behavior patterns Tqday In History procedures, major energy budget . proposals were BECKER JUMP SHOT - Greg Becker, Meigs senior from then until th'e ftnal RANCHO MffiAGE, Calif, of both Washington's politicians and Ute country's voters. By The Associated Press legislation, and the success of determined . An.other goes up for a two pointer against Logan's Dave guard, buzzer Logan's lead ranged ( AP) -Eight players, led by Under the current system both groups rejoice wllen a Today is Monday, Feb. 12, the energy credits program overview of Ute budget ~~~.! Lehman. Becker,was Meigs' top scorer on the night with lrom seven to eleven points Butch Walts and Billy congressman announces that he has snared for his district ••:• f;!Gflll'FORBAIL-Two Logan players Bell (45) and Pete Clark (41) go for a rebound the 43rd day of 1979. There for senior citizens. He , proposal followed, Utis 18 points. Logan won the SEOAL contest, 6<>-58. a multirniUion-dollar federal office building, highway, dam the rest of the game,· except Marlin, qualified Sunday for By Greg Bailey ,,, in frootofMeigs• Chuck Kennedy (22). The Marauders' Tom Hawley (32) gets ready just in are 322 days left in Ute year. pledged to work to maintain overview being conducted by or irrigation cimal guaranteed to provide new jobs, save for oue time. · a $250,000 men's tennis The Logan Papooses shot a ... · case !be baD comes down. Logan won Ute SEOAL contest, ~William W. WUklns, Director This is Lincoln's Birthday . . this sense of cooperation. the crops or revitalize the downtown business district. ~ ' . Witb 1:30 to go in the tournament beginning . ,. -) ' 58 percent Saturday torrid of the State Office of Budget Today's highlight in ' Declaring education Even more intense pressure to spend public flmds ta contest, Meigs made a Monday at Mission Hills night to hand the host Meigs generated by what Rep. Delbert L. Latta, R-Ohlo, . history: , funding to be the state's top and management,. r 1 valiant, final run. Trailing 58Country Club. reserves a 62-48 setback. The · describes as "the wall-to-wall lobbyists around bere who The proposed \ executive ·- On this date in 1912, China problem, the Governor, in hill Others who survived three lire constantly after more and bigger federal programs." Little Indians made 22 of 36 51, Meigs started gambling became .a republic as the message, • proposed an budget is based orl estimates With :4~, da]li;of qualifying were Erik and pressing. But the system of incentives and disincentives Is shots and netted 18 of 29 free Manchu Dynasty was additional six hundred and . Utat the general revenue fund If j radically a)tered when everyone is aware Utat higher seconds on the clock, Ani -l$1rl:>lllen, Bob Carmichael, throws. overthrown by forces led by thirty-six million dollars in for this biennium will be :~ liy Greg Halley , Then the Falcons scored some momentum. federal expenditures will endanger scheduled tax cuts. drews hit on an important Chris Lewis, George Hardie, : .... ; Ill' 1 Jr Matt Mora paced the Dr. Sun Yatsen. state support for Ohio's increased by i.6 billion 1_': 1 Host Miller placed four nine unanswered points Eastern hit just 35 of 61 Precisely that approach was embraced in three separate Matt· Mitchell and Dick three-pointplaytonarrowthe By NADINE JOSEPH ''>' Garry maintains he was anY!hing improper with the winners with 13 points On this date: schools. The Governor also ·dollars over last biemlum's ' before Eastern came back to shot~-for 40 perceQt and could bills introduced last year in Congress. In the House, the ~ : • ·men in double figures and hit gap to 60-54. · Bohrnstedt. A total of 64 AssoctatedPren Writer misled by cult members. gro~ps I represent," he said . legislation was sponaored by Reps. Marjorie S. Holt, RIn 1554, Lady Jane Grey, recommended , . abandohing general revenue fund. This · ou·a slzzlirlg 55 percent from the 29-25. That was a close as not find the range at the foul followed by Kevin Flowers' 10. Forced to foul, the players competed for the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Lane knew about the "But sometimes a client who had been queen of the equal yield formula, and estimated Increase along markers. Ten Logan players Md., and Barber B. Conable .Jr., R-N.Y. . J?ante , the writer , wa s ~ ~· floor $aturday night in Coach John Boston's crew line, sinking just 6 of 18 IRISH LOSE, 56-.12 Marauders found that Logan •ight onen snots. The People! Temple tragedy murder-suicide drill and the doesn 't give the lawyer a England for 10 days; was replacing. it with a basic aid with the proposed buljget 01) Ute oUter side of the Capitol, Sen. Gary W. Hart, 0: expelled from Florence ~~: routing visiting Eastern 75- could get as lntermiasion · tosses. Meanwhile the found ihe scoring column. SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) Colo., offered a similar bill Utat was co-sponaored by Sena, in Guyana and the growing imminent murder-suicide complete picture." Meigs trailed only 16-12 knew how to shoot fo~l shots. . Walts defeated Scott - Tyren Naulls is a fiery forever in 1302. beheaded after being charged formula in which the amount appropriations are figures m ' found the Falcons leading 39Falcons were: just as hot at "' 56. The host Falcons sank 30 Frank Church, D-ldaho; Dale Bwnpers O:Ark.; William controversy surrounding ritual, but never warned The last live Chief points Carnahan 6-3, &-2 and Ma~tin Garry, who denies he knew with treason. of support would be based the economic assumption 27, the line as from the field as after one quarter, but the came at the chanty stnpe. · downed Goren Bergstrand of freshman with a senior's icy "': of 55 field attempts. Proxmire, D-Wis., and Gaylord Nelson, O:Wla. other ·so-called cults has anyone. guns were in the People's hosts were outscored 1~ in In 1733, English colonists upon the local tax effort. that Ohio will lmperlence instincts. ' J' The first half saw Eastern Miller actually wrapped they canned 15 of 24 shois. the The most sophisticated version was a bill co-sponsored ·p 1ace d. ~ Ute mght, Logan netted Sweden 7-.1, 6-1 in ll!eir final at I or n e y s According to news reports, Temple trunk in his office, is second period to give moderate growth in the neJ:t led by James Oglethorpe Specific details of this He was definitely the wrong :;" baWing the hosts on even things up when Utey hit 13 The hosts controlled the by Sens. Sam Nunn, D-Ga.; Lawton Chiles, D-FLa.; Henry a ~1zzlmg 2Q of 24 foul shots matches on Sunday. L. Bellmon, D-Okla., and RoUt, co-author <X Ute GOP representing such groupe at a New York legal grievance among those lawyers who limded at what is now proposal were not provided in two years, and that Cmgress points in a row early in the boards with 47 rebounds, led Logan some breathing room . man for the Notre Dame nterms most of Ute way. the center of a swelling committee has been asked to feel duped by their clients. Savannah, Ga. legislation. . jVill continue to provide Ohio the speech. . by Bill Harvey's 17. Eastern The teams played evenly the ~~~~ At' the end of the 'first third period. basketball team to foul in a ptvestigate reports Lane "Jones assured me that · Other co-sponsors ranged from liberal Democrats such storm. In 1809, Abraham 'Lincoln Improved training for at least Ute same fed.-al . iwoperiod, Miller was in frontl8The Falcons outscored had 33 caroms, led by Dan third aoo fourth quarters. cru!;ial situation Sunday. as Nelson and Church to conservative Republicans. Uke How much do lawyers who -.IUtheld knowledge that he there was no violence going was born in what was then teachers and adntinistrators, revenue sharing amounts: 11 Meigs was paced by Dave 12, but with 4:16 remaining in Eastern 19-10 in Utat quarter, Spencer's 12. He's a confident Sens. Orrin G . Hatch, R-Utah, and WiJllann L. Scott, R-Va. repreSent cults know about belleveCI might prevent harm on down there," said Garry, Hardin County, Ky. Kennedy's 17 points, followed full funding for a basic sltiUs Much of Ute Govei'IIQr's but the Eagles' Bret MatMiller's Todd Spencer led individual," confinns UCLA i•:the second period, the Ctitics of their approach complain Utat It would place the their clients? S.ould they re- to'Rep. Leo Ryan- who was best known for his defense of by Tony Scott's 12. Kevin In 1914, grQund was broken program, increased aid to budget proposal Ia depen"'nt thews came off the bench to all scorers with 19 points. Coach Gary Cunningham. !::·fighting Eagles had pulled to nation in a "fiscal straitjacket" by precluding short·tenn port illegal activities? Ia It killed on a visit to Guyana Black Panthers. "He for the Uncoln Memocial in · large city school districts, upon the Legislature's MEIGS (58) hit six points to give his team Harvey tossed in 17 for the ' Smith added nine, Meigs hit · ··a 20-20 tie. Only a 64 percent foul shifts in budgetary strategy needed to cope wiUt a major i nd ependent ethical to withhold knowledge just before the mass suicide obviously lied to me .. . I 19 of 45 attempts from Ute ·· '· FG-A FT-A Rbs. F T~ shooter., Naulls was just liniSAsUI"anan W ">) Washington. and incentives for parents favorable action on new winners, John Fuchs had 12, economic dislocation Uke a depression or a national ce agen c y, our J • • • • •. ',, ' J.6 3-3 5 . 5 of illegalities when a client- - and others. trusted them completely. A security emergency. · In 1966, Vice President Hu- and teachers to work together legislation proposals which and the high-scoring Dave floor for 42 percent and sank Ray Andrews function is 2 perfect when he had to be 0-0 2-2 1,. . ' 0 Chris Yeauger Lane said he warned Ryan lot of things people now talk bert Humphrey wound ~P a for _improved learning were will be submitted .to the ) In fact, the legislation would do no such Utlng. It would cult conunlts them? · poli c ies which Burgess was held to just 13 10 of 19 foul shots. Meigs' Tom J-8 5-B 5 I 11 cohvertirig four free shots In ..Hawley "It's hard to say what the that the visit to Guyana would .. about were not relevant to me visit to South Vietnam and also link tax cuts, during a three- or-four-year period, to mentioned as General Assembly In Ute near 8-14 2-5 2 5 t B the final 13 seconds as the lafl'ord financial protection points by Eastern's defense. record is 3-14, 1'12 inside the · Greg Becker limitations on Ute growth. rate of federal svC!ndinil and the Peoples Temple .lawyers be viewed by cult leader Jim · -how much money they had predicted victory over tl)e educational goals for the new futqre. This is especially inae , • ca se of loss . 1-4 1-4 2 2 3 fourth . - ranked Bruins league. Chuck Kennedy otli ! ~ ~ · Senior Jeff Goebel paced But , we also have a vital total amount of federal outlays compared wiUt the Gl'OIII! knew or didn't know" about Jones as "an act of provoca- and Uteir ideas about guns. communists and over biennium. 2·5 1-2 I I Meigs travels io Ironton lioti Ashiev in the areas of education and Eastern's attack with 12 interest in loss preverition , 0-0 0-0 0 I ·6 · defeated the top-ranked Irish Natioilal Product. next ~riday night. ljrm uoastm the death ritual that took the lion," but did not know the "I told them to get guns," poverty, disease and . Also proposed was a personnel. points and Matthews ended as should our clients . 4-8 2-4 3 4 10 iiti£62. . In the event of an emergency, Ute tax ·cuts might be Steve Ohlinger he said. "Why shouldn't they illiteracy in the country. 0 . ' ... '" ' MEIGS (4ill- Kevin Smith Dan Thomas care, caution method to relieve property 0-0 0-0 0 0 · Extensive budget bearings the night wiUt 11. Brian endangered but increased spending would not be prohibit· lives of more than 900 cult fu11 danger. ·· ·~ ·' members, aaid law professor ·:u I had seen them do anyhave weapons to protect 3-3-9; D. Kennedy 7-3-17 ; TOTALS 21 -45 16-28 19 19 se The longest river in the . .. . prevehtive i l' ' In 1971, eight U.S. taxpayers through an have alreadY begun. Much of ed . . Bissell had four assists and Tony Scott 6·0-12 ; Blaettnar LOGAN !661 measures whi ch can keep John Noonan who teiches thing illegal, I would have themselves from beasts or an .. .... , It was, by no means, an · United Slates is the comfrom afar, E. V. Clarke had a The profound impact of that concept is best described by helicopters were shot down increase in Ute rollbacl< and the legislators' time during Spencer had four steals. 1-4-6 ; Thomas 1-0-2; Snowden 1 FG-A FT-A Rbs. F TP binedMississippi - Missouri that car accident from 1 Sen. Daniel P . Moynihan, D-N.Y., an opponent of the ethics at the' University of stopped it. I didn't know invasion?" ~)•rtilltlc performance. layup and Armstrong canned while on missions over Laos. in Ute Homestead Exemption Ute coming mooths will be RESERVE GAME 1-0-2. Totals 19-10-48. 1-3 0-0 2 4 2 Mark Morgan hapP,ening, _th at build ing legislation: California at Berkeley. , about the · guns or any :- , However, a win is a win and two charity tosses, all within LOGAN !62)- Maddox O-I- Dave Lehman s 4 10 system, 3.710 miles. Ten years ago: Black civil Program. The speech also spent evaluating and revising 3-9 4-4 After a tight first quarter, from start ing , 1ha1 "These proposals would constitute the single moat l; Woll r 2-0-4: Matt Mara S-3· Pete Clark But, adds Noonan, many of polson," he said in one 14 ~ : despite a season-high 30 turn· a two minute span, l!nd GAllS Ute .Eastern reserves picked 13' . 1 4-4 ~" 5-8 ·rights leader James Farmer mentioned aid to higher the Governor's propoiied e burglar y f rom being .,.. ·.·· important change in the American political economy. It these lawyers "don't know Interview. 13 ; Kev in Flowers 4-2-10; Bob Fisk 6•17 6-7 1Jo 1:•4 1, 18 ~- ' overs : . · host ' Gallipolis had some breaUting room, 42- up an easy 60-39 win. The was named assistant education, Increased mental budget. The Legislature ill comm itted . . McDaniels 2·2-6; Ruggles 3-3would be an extraordinary change in the budgetary anything because they close . Dennis Donovan, a Los 2·2 2 • 2 1-5 Steve Walton • 11 11efeated Coach Mlck Price's Prevention saves li fe , 31. secretary of welfare. health and mental responsfble for taking the RIPEN FIRST 9: Berry 2-2-6; Bell 4·0-8; score was 11 to 9 after on Person to person limb 0-0 0-0 0 1 arrangements of political democracy." R. Belt and prope'rt y ... and their eyes." · Angeles lawyer who helped · :bislt!ng Ravenswood Red GAHS increased.its margin Justice 0-3-3: Adams 0-2-2. o.o Five years ago: A 13-nation retardation programs, a 0-1 0 0 Governor's proposal and Be sure to ripen avocados, quarter, but at intermission The new approach would indeed ~uire rational lcligMoore helps control i ns ura nce , , evils, 67-56, In -a nonTotals 27 -18-62 The lawyers must operate found a group that gives free "" 1-2 7 0 health insurance to 17 points, 54-37, wiUt 58 eastern was in control, 31-18. 37 D. Bell tenn fiscal planning. But that's certainly preferable. to bananas and · pears at room conference in Washington on continuance and increase in formulating ·a budget that is costs and premi um s. By Quarters: 1-2 3 2 2·3 ~ -. ~nference basketball game Lovesy under the same ethical legal advice to parents of cult seconds left in the period. It Eastern's Charti• Ritchie hit M federal budgets constructed by politicians wboee villlon ta temperature before storing the energy crisis failed to the Energy Credits Program acceptable to both houses of . .when losses do occur, 12 20 30 48 Kreig 0-1 0-0 0 1 r ~~n the GAHS boarda Saturday was 54-39 going into Ute final some key foul shots in that limited to last month's economic Indicators and next standards that affect many members, says one dang~r Utem in the refrigerator. Use reach agreement because of and an increase in Aid to Ute General Assembly and 1 L 16344.462 Ditfon our pol icy hold ers c an count 0-0 0 I 0-0 year's elections. night. lawyers when their client's confronting lawyers who as soon as possible after the sharp differences between Dependent Children Ute Governor. It C.n help pay period. ... protecting and serv ing 2-4 2· 2 8 5 second period. Keynes What the smaller West in ti m e and need . But we needs conflict with aoclety's represent cuhs is becoming r~frigerator storage. With Clarke, Cameron and 23-l7 20-24 43 25 soaring hospital France and the eight other Totals All of Eastern's players got still say - pr evention Is th ~ ~· Quarters : . Virginians lacked in size they - a problem inherent in a too Involved. Armstrong · sharing ' the European Common Market in the scoring column, with and surgical billa. 10 29 44 66 best pol icy. Logan made up for with speed, scoring honors, Gallipolis Tim DUI's 21 points leading basic principle of American "The lawyers get very • over U.S. proposals. 12 21 34 58 call me. law: that everyone Is entitled emotional, very involved. '•' quickness and hustle. increased its lead to 19 points, the way. Paul Sprague and COMBINATION One year ago: The United Meigs ... ' -,, , Although the Red Devils led to legal representation. Som~ of them sound like " 63-44, with 4:28 left to play. Dill controlled the boards. Lovely combination : sliced States denied that it had en" '' Mike Swi~ier But attorneys for cults members," he said. "If they ripe bananas served in glass dorsed Israel's maintaining only briefly in the first The Red Devils outscored John Roberts had 12 points ALL GAMES seem to be embroiled In had a more objective view, bowls with lots of orange settlements in the Sinai if the stanza, Gallipolis wasn't GAHS 14--4 during Ute final for the losers. , 992-7155 TEAM W L P OP Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. controversy more Ulan mOlt Utey might help the group juice poured over them. Offer occupied territory were assured of its 12th victory of minutes of action. .149 S. Third St. The Eagle varsity will start Portsmouth 17 0 1201 875 14 3 1154 961 Middleport, 0. the season until 4:26 ' lawyers. Former Temple more." The victory, GaUia's lith in sectional tournament play Athens Utis as a first course at returned to Egypt. Ironton 12 4 1097 858 remained in the game. By members have leveled He adds: "CUlt ~awyers brunch or as a dessert at 12 outings, left GAHS with a Feb. 21 at 7:30 at Nelsonville- Gallipolis Today's birthdays: Gen. 12 5 1033 896 that time, Ute lads of Coach 12-5 mark. Ravenswood York High School. Their Waverly uno •••1111 Omar Bradley is 86. Actor Can't Make Father Quit 12 5 1016 809 children smoke. I'm sure several accusations at the ctll'llllnly do act differently." supper. SWI f lR ~ ~UTU.I.l 992-2143 Jim Osborne had built up a . dropped to f>-9 on the year. II 5 902 778 ~ Oth~rs c-ompare cult AtJtoonob•l• l•un nte Comp••T opponents will be a Crooks- Wash . CH Lorne Greene is 64. Former / By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. your faUter wouldn't Uke for Temple's Utree lawyers 102 W. Main ~~~~~ • l)to 63-44 advantage. Pat · Fleming led the ville squad that is 6-10 on the Pt . Pleasant 10 J 766 666 . DEAR DR. LAMB- I am 12 you to grow up and develop Tim Stoen, Charles Garry lawyers to some corporate inbasketball star and coach 81D GI!II"~IO~ . liiiMJS Pomerov Logan 7 9· 943 950 . The Red Devils held the visitors attack with 23 points. year. WilHam Russell is 45. ·yeats old and I am writing to emphysema and oUter com- and Mark Lane - and ~ house attorneys, who identify Ravenswood 5 9 841 867 • . Seruor guard Gene Layton against Eastern of Pike WASHINGTON (AP) -Billy Ca!'lerbackedout of appe~g ;;::upper hand from the opening · Mark Fowler added 16 and This wiD be Eastern's first , Meigs · Thought for today: No man O!l a CBS interview show because of ''unwarranted ~ 4 13 990 1211 . ••· had a season high 32 points County. '· you about my dad. Acouple of plications from cigarette three have been subpoenaed wiUt their client and are MONDAY r•"fip untO E. V. Clarke's threeScott Miller 12. year in the Nelsonville-York Wellston by various grand juries in aware of illegal activities. is good enough to govern speculation about matters that are purely private and perSon4 13 1026 1277 Saturday night in leading the The Highlanders will battle weeks ago I found out my smoking. ·'!"jloint play at Ute 1:23 mark in . The Red Devils hit 24 of 64 sectional. Mill!'!' is top seeded Ja~~~~EOAL ~.~~ t25 1193 SouUtwestern Highland~rs to the winner ofthe North Gallla "The question is what kind father has emphysema from DEAR DR. LAMB - Is San Francisco. Jacob's WeD, formerly of another man without that al," his attorney says. · :: 11 the first stanza. That put field goal attempts for 37 in that tournament. Eastern's Portsmouth 56 Wheelersburg The former Temple of an obligation do you have . great depth, is not more than other's consent - Abraham cigarette smoking. The doc- Utere anything a woman can an 82-75 non-league VIctory - Kyger Creek sectional CBS quoted attorney John Parks as saying the ptesidept 's : '::GAHS ahead, 11-9. percent. RIIS was 10 of 14 at record is now 8-9 overall, with 43 not to represent a crazy 75 feet deep now and often Lincoln. tor told him to stop smoking. do to make her brea.sts members say: over Symmes Valley. tournament game at Meigs not to appear On "Face the Nation" Sundsy brother decided ·:~·· · Scott Miller's layup at the the foul line for 71 percent. one regular season game !eli --stoen acted In alleged cult?" said a San Francisco becomes dry during the hot Pt. Pleasant 68 BuffaloOUter Highlanders hitting High School Feb. 22. Otherwise, he's eventually larger? My husband and I he decided that the publicity had been damaging. after Unanimous and Wl~ . :43 mark tied it for the last Ravenswood had . 27 to play. That game with Wayne 61 double difures were Todd · .;going to die. Now my father ill went to three doctors and all conflict of interest, while ,,. lawyer, who won a lawsuit fpr season. Carter was criticized by Jewish groups and some admiDlabroken tradition rather defi., ,Box Score ·<:'time. Jeff Lanham's two rebounds, seven by Craig Wahamals to be rescheduled Gallipolis 67 Ravenswood 58 Baker WI'th 18 whi!e Gt eg ~lq~• only 30 years old· and I am Utey did was laugh and tell ,serving as both F'ir~: ·• -· a cult. He declined to be nitely locates the well, which · , . . mmes Valley ! ~aH tration opponents for making allegedly anti&nltic remarks 0 •·· -eharity tosses with 42 seconds Easter. The losers had 16 this week. SEPAL VARSITY Nelson and Dale Neioberry ~" 1 ,~1 14-7-35 ; Payne 7-6-20; frightened of what ill going to my husband thai I was pretty attorney and San . ,.. .,. identified. has sacred associations. while playing host recently to an unofficial delegation from ;::;left in the period put the Blue TEAM w L P OP had 12 points apiece. . ·" Bo~ovltr 3-0-6; Tay lor 2-2-6; turnovers . .. A lawyer has Ute right, but EASTERN (56)Spencer happen to him. I've told him and very healthy. Do Ute deputy district attorney, in Colwnbus did not reach the Libya. 1 11 2 888 703 Th · to pushed SWHS' " Saunders 2-0-4: Burcham 1-0 14 Devils ahead to stay. GAHS placed four men in A-1-9; Myers 2-0-4; Eynon 0-2· Athens Now Jacob's Well was not to smoke, but he won't breast developers advertised 1976. Ex-members say he not the duly to rwort future Ironton 11 2 928 69A e VIC ry s .2 and Harold t-0-2. Totals 30Parks said no one from the White House cmtacled eal-ter • American mainland until his .,.,. After that 11-11 tie, Ute Blue double figures, led by Arm- 2: Mathews 5-1·11 : Bowers 3· Waverly listen. What should I do? really work? Are they safe to used his poaltion to harass crimes to authorities under there ... The woman salth ... third voyage in 1498, when he about his scheduled appearance, adding: "If the White Houae 10 3 799 626 season record to 9-8 overaU 15-75. 1-7; Goebei6-0-12 ; Wigal 1-0~"'l:levlls reeled off 11 con· strong's 18 markers. Jimmy 2; Bissell 3-1-7: Cole t-0·2. Gallipolis them. Stoen has been un- American Bar Association Sir, thou hast nothing to 9 4 BOB 684 and 7-3 in the SVAC. Southweslern 182) · DEAR READER - I wish use? landed at the Gulf of Paria in had made such a contact that would have made him IIIQre draw· wiUt, and Ute well Is ":'secutive points to take a 22-11 Logan 5 8 783 795 SouUtwestern and Eastern Nelson 4-4-12; Newberry 5-2Harris tossed in 13, J elf Totals 25-6-56. . avaUable to comment on the rules. A lawyer cannot be Utere was a good answer to DEAR READER- It's no eager to do it." what is now Venezuela. 3 10 789 1004 share second place in the 12; Baker 6-6-18; Jordan 4-0,8 MILLER (75) D. Wellston lead with 6:10 left in the first Cameron 12 and E. V. Clarke forced to reveal confidential deep ... " John 4: 6 and 11 your question. People are laughing matter, but don'lex- charges. CBS reported Saturdsy night that presidential adviSor 0 Meigs 2 11 719 946 d' b h' d and Layton 13-32. Totals 32Burgess 4-5-13; J. Fuchs 6-0~ -1\al!. Then a rash of turnovers IQ. -Garry, who strongly information from his client. responsible for their own pect much help from Utosll Jackson 1 12 736 998 league stan mgs e m 18-82. 12; Todd Spencer 6-7-19; Gerald Rafshoon 's secretary called the network Frldsy and '.''"by Coach Jim Osborne's lads, The Blue Devils hit 24 of 50 Street J-0-6; Bill Harvey 8-1· TOT,<ILS Steward Forsyth, director 52 52 6450 6450 Southern. By Quarters: heaiUt. Doctors can't make a highiy advertised products denies any wrongdoing, said Rafshoon was "very disappointed" and "very upeet" that ·. '~'liine to be exact, permitted field goal attempts for 46 17 ; Davis 2-2-6; Blakeley 1-0Saturday's results: Brent Miller, senior guard, s. Valley 10 25 44 75 smoker stop smoking cigaret- that you have seen. They allegedly advised Ute cult to of the California Bar's the president's brother was to be questioned on the progr~. "Athens 72 Wellston 66 led Symmes Valley with 35 S. Western 18 39 59 82 .r:-ihe Red DevUs to close the percent. GAHS was 19 of 26 at 2. Totals 30-15-75. tes and, unfortunately, don't actually increase Ute obtain firearms, and allowed divison of courts, said the But CBS quoted Rafshoon as saying that he had done nottyng ::'gapto seven paints, 34-27, just the foul line for 73 percent. neiUter can Ute person's fami- size of the breasts. Some of cuh members to hide some of bar's code of ethics "sets Oil\ Logan 66 Meigs 58 points on 14 baskets and· ·-~~---•••ll!l••••!lll••ill•••••••~--., to try to get Carter to cancel his appearance. .: before the halftime In- GAHS had 43 rebounds, 12 by SEOAL RESERVES seven free throws. Ted Payne J ly. Ute exercises that go along the guns in a trunk In the rock bottom minimum SERVICES TUESDAY Clarke and eight by termission. TEAM W L P OP had 20 poiniB. ' The individual has to decide with such plans develop and basement of his law offices. standards." But he adds: CINCINNATI (AP) ' TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP)- Bear Bryant is reported resUng ~...: Goats' by Scott Miller and Cameron . GAHS had 14 Funeral services for retired lrontoo 11 2 552 493 Coach . Wayne Bergdoll's "It's often difficult for himself that he wants to stop strengthen the muscles comfortably in a hospital where he Ia being treated fur a ~ Mark Fowler opened second assists, four by Lanham. attorneys to ~ort out smoking. You might be a behind the breast, and it is Cincinnati Bengals ~:~~~lis : :~~ ~~ Highlanders led 18-10 at the cracked rib. · : half play as the visitors GaUlpolis will close out its entertainment director Waverly ' B 5 597 511 end of the first period and conllicting duties - to -the very significant factor in the enlargement of those Bryant, coach of Ute topranked University of AlAbama The Daily Sentinel · client, on one hand, and to the ~-.'pulled within three, 34-31. regular season at home George T. (Red) Bird will be Logan 6 7 579 52'1 were never threatened. helping your father to decide muscles, not the breast itself, football team, was admitted to West Alabama General HoSpi' IUSI'SI.._..I .,.,,. Gallia's Jeff Cameron got Jackson 5 8 581 592 SWHSied39-25atUtehalfand against visiting LOgan court and society,. on the · held at 1 p.m. Tuesday in to do this. Why don't you just that may improve a woman's tal on Saturday complaining of lack of sleep and an upper r~sWellston 3 10 A90 610 59-44 gom' .g into the final •·'the Blue Devils rolling ·again Friday: It will be Parents Massillon, Ohio. other.'' tell him that it's important to appearance. Meigs I 12 456 670 piratory infection. · with a pair of free Utrows. Bill Night. TOTALS 52 52 4366 4366 stanza. A lawyer does have a duty Bird, an originator of you that he live a long life, Good posture helpe too. Associate athletic director Sam Bailey said the ~year:Otd ~ "{BigJolm) Armstrong hit one Saturday's results: Symmes Valley won the to avoid lawsuits tbat serve that you'd like for him to be Keeping the shoulders back elaborator football halftime D£VOTEDT0111E coach fell on his chest while getting out of the shower at horne · !'fL! ' Athens -46 Wellston 31 reserve tilt, 44-28. INT!IIEITOF mly to harass or injure shows, died · at his home around when you grow up and and the chest forward im· Tuesday night. · Logan 62 Meigs 48 MI!I~AREA someone. Attorney Paul have children of your own. proves Ute bustline. Of Saturday. He was 78. .,_ RAVENSWOOD RED DEVILS (58) Tuesday's games: ROIU!RTHIIEI'LIOI Dr. Hayes Boyd, the coach's personal physician 94id Weather-permitting; ' QlyHurricane at Pt.. Pleasant Marantz, a Synanon critic, -'· PLAYER-Pos. FG-A FT-A PF RB TO TB Tell him you don't want to ·course, if a . woman gains Sundsy that Bryant's condition was stable and that be 'woiiJd DAVII) IIIJilUIIII: · Southwes. tern closes its at Ravenswood Ripley ~'Pat Fleming, g 9-18 S-6 2 4 5 23 siD'vived a rattlesnake attack grow up without a father. If weight, she may add a little SMITH COMING BACK be out of the hospital soon. · ·,. Washington CH at . Miami Mark Fowler, c 8-19 0-0 2 3 0 16 regulilr season Tuesday night ~ Publllhod doli.> ..cepe Solurdlly in which two Synanon he knows you love him and fat tissue to the breast and RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) Trace Bryant holds a 284-77-16 record ·during 33 years as a head ~. Craig Easter, g 0.6 3·4 4 7 1 3 by Tho OIIIQ Valley members face charges. He that it's important to you, it this makes some changes too. Friday's games: Scott Miller, I 5-11 2·3 4 3 ~ Cleveland Cavaliers Coach Compeny·MuiUilllldJa, Inc., 111 coach, 21 of Utem at Alabama, -: . " feels such nuisance suits are DougRitchle,l 1-4 0-0 3 5 Court St., Poowroy, Ohio 45'18t. may be just the push he needs Unfortunately, the addition of Blll Fitch says he expects to Athens at Wayerly Bw!ln..,. Office Phont 1ft- 11118. SteveVarner, l 1-3 0-1 3 1 3 2 reactivate veteran center Meigs ot Iron ton 1he do w n w t~ r d Ioree of CHOP PE:R I fat illn 't limited to Ute breast to help him kick the habit. Local Bowling Edl1orllll'llooelltl-'lli7. . a ~jor tbt~~lem.the Bar NEW YORK (AP) - Joan Uttle reportedly wanta to -do WeUston at Jackson "':Andy Ginther, g 0-2 0-0 0 4 2 0 C<lu oes thl! ,plittinq l e ver~ to con l oci I am also sending you The and the net results may not be Smith sometime this Elmore ct... paotage pold ot Logan at Gallipolis J,i~on Pann~ll, g 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 ~nc rot ete . th is roi<'Jiion tr a ns fe r~ A s so c 1 a t 1 o n s h o u 1 d youth work at a church that supported her IIII8UCCe8Sful ~ l'mwro)-, Ohio. IJ1.1 Pomeroy Bowling Lam so pleasing. Health Letter number 2-6, Hillsboro at Wash ington CH , 24-64 10-14 II 27 16 58 week. :.,'{OTALS the do~nwerd Io ree to 11 direct N1UMII ~ ftpltlt"" investigate lawyers who against extradition after slie escaped from prlaon in North Early Sunday Mixed •~ · GAHS BLUE DEVILS (67) Pt. Pleasant at Ravenswood It depends upon how severe Tobacco, Cigarettes, Cigars OJ twa rd fo rce . . . ~plitt ing the loq Smith, , a 7-footer who laUvo Landon AloOclata, 3101 League adopt Ute harassment techCarohna. · · ·. · . Saturday's games: PLAYER-Pos. FG-A FT-A PF RB TO TP underwent knee surgery ,..,de o pen . CHOPPER I he~ p roven and Pipes. It wiD give you the problem is. If a woman Euclid:~ ctovelooo~..Oblo 14111. Feb. 4, 1979 PI. Pleasant at Southern to be ) . 4 time s more effect ive iht~n ~"Mark Smtih,! 0-0 0-0 I 5 5 0 Subocrl rota ' ueii.....S by niques of their ~llents." he The R~ · TinloUty Mitchell, pastor of the Ebenezer Baptist some more infonnation on has a real problem, she may Standings carrier IYilllble 11 ctnU Jlff' <'lfl tue or hamn11'!r and widge~ . The Church m Queens, said Mlsa Little maat Ute otrer to an as.,E. V. Clarke, I 3-6 A-5 2 12 4 10 during trlli_ning camp, has lronloo at Portsmouth Team Pts. what cigarettes do io people. be helped with lmplanta. -.ayMolorRoate~corrlor ~plitt i ng lever~ prevl!lnl the blade said. "I call it legal sistant pastor who visited her Sundsy at !be Nll!'lb CaroJIDa ~ell Cameron, c · 4-6 4-8 2 8 1 12 been on the National Basket- Ravenswood at Wahama 3 in One 36 from slic ~ in9 in the log . . if H111!1 """"" "" o..U.bW, One rnonlh, ~~lmmy Harris, g 5-11 3•4 4 3 6 13 Others who want this illsue They are· about Ute only real terrorism. A lawyer doesn't Cotrectional Center f..- Wcmen. ' ·,i ball Association team's 11.21 .. By,_. ln .ONo IUid W. Vo., Jack 's Dairy Bar 26 f ili i strok e foil~ to split t+,, log . rus t Bill Armstrong, g 6-9 6-7 4 4 B 18 can send 50 cents with a long, .thing that wlll actually list fo.the eritlre injured have .the right to use the Miss Utile; 24, attracted natlon'!'lde attentloo from civil an. Y".!J. 111.10; sa """""'· Tom's Carry Out 24 r~ i•e <I 11nd spl it if with '!he secon d ! '~ell Lanham, I 2-7 2-2 1 3 2 6 fiUO; ·.mrtt mon\hl, P.N: stamped, self-addressed, enlarge a breast. Implants, of season. Gibbs Grocery · 16 1fr o\ e . system as a monkey , rights and feminist _ groups dn.lnn her trial on char-s of ~ • ,Matt Sterrett, c 0-3 0-0 o • o o Elle"""",I32-00 yeor; Sill montlll ·wrench." ' J in N 'th -·• a~ Royal Crown 10 envelope for it. Send your re- course, are done by plastic Fitch sal(! Smlth:s playing · $17,00; Three month•, S9.00. Rick Dalley, g 2-2 0-0 1 2 1 . 4 CHOPPER 1-·~ ,- . You V¥;an't Beli•'t'• · Marantz said he feels cult r ~-, g a · or Carolina prison guard In 1971i while serving time' Meigs Inn . 8 FLAVOR WITH COFFEE Subo<rlptlon price lncludea SWI\IOY "Greg Atkins, f 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 quest to me in care of this surgeons who do coemetic It Until Yo .. 've Ttild It For Yourulf! time, at least initially, wlll be a robbery charge. ~ · , 919 tl~ NI! A . 1ne ~..;- _ __ 0 High series John Tyree ~~Mark Weaver, I 0-1 0-0 1 0 1 0 limited to less than 20 Iawyers often know about Flavor a custard ·sauce · 590, Pearl Russell 484; Jell newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, surgery. If it is really that lm· / 17""'"'""' . She was acquitted on the grounds that llhe '~cted In aelf. :Greg Harrington, g · 1-4 0-0 o 2 1 2 with instant coffee (regular. Wilson 575, Helen Phelps 477. Radio · City Station, New portant to you, why not coliillegal activities. def d t back 1aon .. JIIIck Robinson. g 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 2 minutes a game. Smith wlll or But Ralph Baker, who has "She'sgood, b she can 't tease like Teddy ensean was sen topr ontherobila'ycharge.9ie muscles between your decaffeinated) and serve High game r John Tyree suit such a physician about York, NY 10019. TOTALS 24-50 19-26 16 43 . 30 67 . share th~ center spot with 6escaped m 1977 just weeks bef..-e lhe would have been ellglb\e 1 Score by quarters : 24A, Ellen Rought 191 ; Jell shoulder blades, develop the sauce over meringues . "1' represented the Hare Kennedy!" for parole and was later captured in Brooklyn. .; Your father's healUt pro- what he has available for foot-11 Jun Chones, who has Wilson 203, Pearl Russell 175. Ravenswood Red Devils '11 16 12 1958 poached in hot water in a gOod poeture and at least take moved back from power Krishna sect and the blem should be a good warn- your particular case. · · · Mter losing her fight against extradition earl,y 1attt year, s11e Team series - 3 in One 2005 cGalllpolls Blue Devils 13 21 · 2 0 13---67 skillet or in the oven . Meanwhile, do Ute kinds of I!OIIle pleaaure in being told II nil lc at lo n · Church, NEW HAVEN, W, VA. ing to you. Smoking parents was returned to North Carolina. She wiU be ell&lble for parole Team game Jack ' s ••·· Offlclols - Dick Wildt and AI Hawkins, Parkersburg forward to man the middle Delicious! . you're pretty. Dairy Bar 733. · exercises that strengUten Ute di1111grees. "I haven't found June 9. ,, this season. are often Ute biggest reason chapter. TEASE THE No easy spending solution . ,. Papooses win, 62-48 • "''' ·~~RHri>-ti'llr'llr..,****************************'llr'llr'llr***.f 'j Editorial opinions . .I. t.**-*****************··~~*****************.. ~~-, Miller Ethics• ~e cult attorney SPORTs· routs Eastern :. I The Daily Sentinel . :h I PREVENTION IS lHE Meigs•Logan box ' BEST POUCY ~~Gallipolis whips RHS I •· ·67-58 for 12th win 1 ' I . .. Ca u.e standings - HEALTH I ' in the news . .. I " • I . . Southwestern dumps ·Vikings Names ••• • DALE C. WARNER INS. '· & Berry's World ·I I - ... Pu- ! 1; ___ . ___ a radically new tool. .. the first new development in wood splitting since the invention of the axe. /~ :r· · SAYRE HARDW,ARE '--------------------.J • • \ \' t \ '" ' • �~The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monda)(, Feb. 12, 197" 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday , Feb. 12, 1979 Ria. Grande ·moves step closer ·to MOC crown It was Mark Swain Night at Lyne Center of 74 field goal attempts for Saturday night as the Rio Grande College Redmen humbled visiting Mt. Vernon Nazarene, 92-70, in a Mi~·Ohio Conference basketball game. A capacity crowd watched as Coach Mt Lanham's crew raced to their 14th victory of the season against U setbacks. The MOC triumph pushed Rio's record to 10-1, A victory over the Urbana Blue Knights at Urbana Tuesday wlll give the Lanhammen at least a share of the 1978-79 championship. Saturday night , Malone heat CedarVille at Cedarville to · take over undisputed second place in the conference with an 8-3 mark. Cedarville dropped to 7--4 in league play. · Following Tuesday's en· counter at Urbana , the Redlllen return home Friday for a conference game with Tiffin University. Rio will end its regular season with a conference game at Cedarville on Feb. 20. Coach 'Bob Martin:s Mt. Vernon five dropped to 7-18 overall and 4-7 in the league following Saturday's defeat. The Cougars had been playing excellent ball the past five times out, but a super team effort by the Redmen proved too much for the visitors to handle. · Rio shot to a 3().15 lead midway through the first half and was on top 40-31 during the halftime intermission. The Redmen outscored MI. Vernon 52-41 during the final 20 minutes of action. Four Redmen scored in double figures. Greg, James led the attack with 18 points. Steve· Lones added 15, Dan · Purcell 14 and Dan Bise 10. Mark Swain, veteran senior guard from Mercerville who was honored during pregame ceremonies by area cage fans, tallied eight points as did Dale Royse. Howard West tossed In six points and Vince Phelps five. Brad Kentosh paced the Cougars witli 14 points. Dan Stevens added 12 , Art Freeman 10 and Glen Noggle eight. Rio Grande connected on 41 55.4 percent. The Redlllen were 10 of 14 at the foul line · for 71.1 percent. Rio picked ofl 65 rebounds, 16 by James and 13 by Bi51'- The Redlllen had 12 assists, 10 by Phelps,and 16 turnovers. Mt. Vernon hit26 of 77 field goal attempts for 33.7 percent. The Cougars were 18 of 29 at 'the foul line for 62 percent. Mt. Vernon picked off 43 rebounds, seven by Kentosh. The losers had 13 assists and 19 turnovers. Box score: MT. VERNON (70) Noggle 3-2-8; Freeman 4-2-10 ; Fischer 3-7-8; Kenlosh S-4-14 ; Fries 1-N ; Slmpton 2-0-4; Justice 0-0-0; D. Stevens 1-02; Dan Ste'v'ens 4-4-12 ; Thorne J-2-B. TOTJ\LS 26-18-70. RIO GRANDE (921 · Swain 4~0- 8 ; Purcell S-4-14; Lones 5-S-IS; James 9-0-18; Bise 5-0-10 ; Phelps 2-1-5; · Royse 4-0-8; Wash lngton 1-02; West 3-0-6; McCormick 1-02; Dorsey 2-0-4. TOTALS 41 , 10-92. Halftime score Mt . .Vernon 31. By Gary Clark In somewhat of a surprise, Coach Homer Preece's Wahama White Falcon cage squad stayed with a talented Southern Tornado team Saturday evening through three and a half quarters before dropping a 72-61 decision. . The Tornadoes had -routed the Waha rna qulntet;'earlier in the year by 32 points in' taking an 811-56 win. The While Falcons downfall proved to be the fouline _ where Southern connected on an · amazing 26 of 35 attempts for a 74 percent mark. Meanwhile, Wahama was converting just 50 per· ' cent of their tosses 9 of 18 which spelled the difference. ·The Bend Area team outgoaled the visitors by a 2623 margin. The taller Tornadoes jumped out to a quick first quarter lead behind Tim Brinegar's scoring and posted a 17-9 advantage through eight minutes of action. Wahama however, behind Todd Rawlings and Gary Richards stormed back In the second quarter to outscore their opponents by a 22-16 margin and trailed by a mere two points, 33-31 , at in· termission. 57 attfiJiptS and hauled down The third period was a see- a total of 48 rebounds . saw affair with both teams Foreman, Hill and Duffy trading buckets. Dwight Hill grabbed 14, 11 , and 10 led the Tornadoes in the rebounds respectively to lead quarter while Rawlings and ·the winners in that depart· Richards were suppling the ment. The Meigs Countians sCoring punch for the White committed just II .turnovers Falcons. It was Hill's bucket while gaining five steals. with one second remaining In For · Wahama, their the stanza tllat gave the shooting percentage from the Tornadoes a slim 51--49 lead · floor was a respectable 40 going into the final eight percent ori 26 of 65 attempts. minutes. The Bend Area team hauled Both teams continued to in 34 rebounds with Rawlings trade baskets through the gettng 12 and Vince Weaver 9. opening minutes of the final The locals also committed 17 quarter but the visiting · turnovers and were credited Tornadoes began to pull away with II steals. midway through the period. Wah81118's season record It was Dave Fonnen's bucket with the loss fell to 5-9 with and two free throws that did two contests scheduled for the locals In giving Southern this week. On Tuesday a 6!-54 advantage with 3:24 evening, the White Falcons remaining. The final minute hit the road for North Gallia, saw the Tornadoes outscore a team that turned back the Wahama . 11-7 to preserve Falcons by an 89.00 margin their hard earned victory. earlier. On Saturday evening, Wahama's Todd Rilwlings, · Wahama hosts the Ravenwho had !Jeen In a mUd swood Red Devils in their · scoring slilmp as of late, fifst encounter of the season broke free for a total of 19 against their Jackson County points to emerge with game neighbors. high scoring honors. He was followed in scoring by Gary Richards with 16 and the I ,. While Falcons leading scorer Rick Bamitz was held to 10. Southern got18 points from Dwight Hill, while Tim Brinegar notched 17 and plus be paid Dave Foreman 14. Jack • to learn a skill Saturday's . College Duffy was the fourth Tornado , Basketball Scores in twin figures for Coach Carl By The Associated Press CaD Army Wolfe's crew by chipping in East with 13 tallies. Bucknell 78 West Chester St. 69 . Southern shot a total of 41 Can lsi us 83, Niagara 81 , 2 ot percent from the floor on 23 of 593-3022 collect •-Colgate 69, Vermont 68 Cro.- nne' c 'ticut Penn St _43, Navy 40 Princeton SO, Columbia 49 St. John 's 66 N. Y. . Fordham 48 Syracuse 74, . St . Bonaventure 69 ·Temple 97, LaSalle 81 Wagner 81, Northeastern 68 W. Virg inia 68 , Rutgers 61 South Al corn St . 84, Jackson St . 71 American U. 61. Williom & Mary 45 Applachian St. 62, N. Care- Wilmington 60, ot Auburn 56, Mississippi 54, 2 · Balt imore 84, Towson St. 73 TEAM Cedarvi lie Malone Rio Grande · Urbana Walsh MI. Vernon . Ohio·Oominican Tiffin W 13 u 62,Mathewshitonefora~2 lead, and Art Chonko canned a pair of free throws 'with 1:12 left for a 7()-ll2lead before lhe Rockets , · cou)d manage another point. Mathews with 24 points and Gary Bentley's 17 spearheaded the Athens triumph while Wellston's Robbie Norman took game scoring honors with 25 points. . Mark Swonger had 15 and Marion Spires II In a losing effort. . . Athens, now 14-3 overall, coMected on 30 of 64 floor J; Campbell 88, Samford 73 Davidson 81, VMI 54 E. Carolina 103, S. Care- ) WITH THE COLONEL'S TWO PECE SNACK BaC SPECIAL your ectriC one coffee break. 9 11 8 14 8 14 8 17 6 14 6 21 (League Only) TEAM · W L Rio Grande 10 I Malone 8 J Cedarville 7 4 Wal sh 5 6 Vrbana Mt . Vernon Oh io Dominican 4 4 3 J .' WASHINGTON (AP) Prior u.se of birth control pills has liltle overall effect .on the mineral content of breast mllk, but seems to decrease levels of a vitaiJiin important to brain development in a baby, researchers have found. Purdue University nutrition researChers say the vltaiJiin B-9 deficiency could be a problem for ba~ies of mothers~ were long-term pill users. But the vitamin supplements many nursing women take may overcome the potential problem, which has been observed in animal studies. · "!think that if women have a good diet and the supplements that their obstetricians recommend , they'll be okay -they'll have adequate vitamin B-9 In their milk," Dr. Avanelle Kirksey said Friday In a telephone Interview. Ms. Kirksey said that · although no one knows exactly how much sup· plement is needed to correct the defi~ency, it is certain that diet alone is not enough . Tiff in 8 TOTALS 44 44 Saturday's results : Malone 97 Cedarville 88 Ohio Domini can 93 Urbana 42 Ri o Grande 92 Mt. Vernon 70 Walsh 80 Tiff in 72 'Stardates ' continu~ A "Touch of Grass," formerly the New Vinton Co. Frog Whompers, visits Rio Grande College Monday, Feb .. J2, In the cafeteria. These three musician s create ' a .sound they call " New Grass" - a com-· bination rblue grass and country roCk that usually has the audience clapping their hands and .stomping their feet. The ~ncert begins at 8:30 p.m. rather than the earlier pUblished time of 8 p.m. The teason for the time change' is the appearance on campus ol William L. Walker , editor of the "Columbus - Cleveland Call an4 Post," Ohio's major black· n~wspaper. Wa~er is the kick-off speaker for the college's Black Aw~reness Week. His appearanc~ begins 7 p.m. . 1The "Touch of G ass" oo11cert is the fourth the stardates series whic brings f:lltertaine~ and spe kers to the Rio Grilnde..J: pus. A ;good crowd is expected. Doris ·,'Ross, coordinator of the •stardates Beries, says, "The ;, J!roup ('A Touch of Grass') , las a large following from the : ,Athens • Jackson -Vinton . County areas. · · "This, combined with : seaaon ticket salea, should provide an enthusiastic crowd." · \ ' E.Mich . Ill. Kent St. Miami W.Mich. N. Tlie Department Stort Of Building Since 1915 ~fbWer~mpany Workmg together Is the only way. •Tax Foundation, Inc., uMont.hly Tu Featum" Volume 22, Number 3, April , 1978. v. P.•' Old Tucson Mo.vie Studio. In :-:-:-: _ . :::::::· Racine Lodge 461, F&AM, TUESDA, Y ONLY his "spare lime," he takes By HUGH A. MUWGAN 'predated the autostrada with Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Work In instruction in voice and dance t\P -Special Correspondent diligence, which was a horse the Master Mason Degree. - the latter at the France CANCUN, Mexico (AP) _ drawn phaeton carriage WEDNESDAY Academy - and does local English as she is spoken is hired with driver and REGULAR MEETING commercial work. one of the traveler's delights outriders for the Grand Tour. , Pomeroy Chapter 80, RAM at the end of a weary day. Apparently a phrase and regular meeting of The adventures that befall like,"Oh dear , it seems our Bosworth Council 46, Royal our language in foreign positillion has been struck by and Select Masters Wed"For one thing, breads and ·climes can compensate for a lightning" was on .everyone's nesday night. Work in · Mark cereals are good sources of lot of indifferent service, lips In those pre-duty-free Master Degree and Past 25% Off Purchase, Master Degree. vitamin B-9 but many women · outrageous 'prices and the days . · Just Present Your leave them out of their diets amoebic water that doth F1ying down to the Yucatan P 0 M E R 0 y . because they are watching · make joggers of us all. Peninsula in the sometimes MIDDLEPORT Lions Club, Golden Buckeye Card their weight," Ms. Kirksey "A small unknown fish," turbulent air over the Gulf of said. suggested the menu at a Mexico, a man of my girth regular meeting, Wednesday When Ordering. "We are very concerned small, well-known restaurant and low specific gravity could at noon at the Meigs Inn. All about the B-9 finding because In Acapulco. find reassurance in the sign lions urged to attend. In rat experiments, we find "If you do not wish to be that came on in the aircraft MEIGS COUNTY GIRL some basic differences in molested, please hang a sign cabin just as things began to SCOUT unit meeting, 7 to 9 brain development with this on your door," I heard the shake and shudder a bit : · p.m. Wednesday • Meigs IM. vitamin deficiency ," she reception clerk tell two "For floatation use your RETURN HOME said. Ms. Kirksey said the dazzling blondes checking seat bottom." Mr. and Mrs. Haroid deficiency appears to into a Guadalajara hotel from In Mexico, there are tourist Sargeant have returned after decrease the brain's supply of Sweden. bargains everywhere. Well, -spending the past several myelin, a substance that In Rome for the election almost everywhere. One forms a protective' sheath 81)d installation of Pope John souvenir shop urged the weeks in Florida. . around some nerves. Paul II, I went to one of those traveller to : The research, con~ucted little out of the way trattorias "Buy now. save.now. 70 perwith Dr. Judith L. Roepke, where the tourists never go cent above U.S. prices."' will be published in an up- and .the English language is Such refreshing candor is coming issue of the American less than a nodding hard to come by in any IanJournal of Clinical Nutrition. acquaintance of the guage on great loillboard of The study is part Of an management. life these days . effort to see if previuos birth The specialty of the house control pill use affects the was, so the small print in Blidet Amor, a village in vitamin and mineral content English advised: "one the Algerian Sahara, is c~n- : of breast milk. The scientists quarter the pheasant at structed entirely of dried · . look at milk composition in snippet of toast." mud and would dissolve in a the first two weeks after An Irish friend who works rain . birth. · for Vatican radio collects The researchers found that tourist guides and language taking birth clinlrol pills did phrase books as a hobby. The Sh11rp11111 Zenith picture ever ...TR I·FOCUS PICTURE TUBE not significantly decrease the jewel of his collection dating ZoM"'' EF l" Etot oran Goo co''""'"' "' 1 ~1 Zeni111'1 EFL" Ekle tron Gu~ ~":.:~~;,":,".':: ~~~~'!~~ ;~! ~;!,'~ Thr&e ~tJ;:u~+ng lKt iO!Is mineral content of milk. hack to 1883 is an English""' "' ~c,,,,,,...,..,oo;~.1 ~~' ' ''"" •l'lp<oooG lna!OI:Icf o! luar 0118 Be paid to learn . Previous pill use had no ef· · Italian language guide .,. Outsltndlng rall•blllty ...TRIPl:E·PLUS CHASSIS quick promotion feet on levels of calcium, designed to aid the Victorians • l OO'o mod u'<lr cfes~n 7 magnesium, zinc, copper or on the Grand Tour of Venice, good benefits <!to n , """'"""'..:!.,,."~""""' or"""' "'.. • h • lewt!! • C()QI.•unntnQ "'" ooo-. ,. r· tn to<l..., o:JO-. iron,. but there was a slight F1orence and Rome. package 110""- llnot .,,...,.,. depression of manganese Back then, culture-crazed Aulomsllc color ct~n,troi ... COlOR SENTRY levels. · Victorians like John Ruskin Call Army r~ ... "' Cot01 Sonhy 11 o '""~"''-' 1o1 L 1 ~ 111 M!n!ior • Colo• SIQII~I monot01 ~:';',:-'~ ,~ ;::;~~":.~~,., £',';:::,, • Ton i stnb~•u!l • COO!r r.,..,r loclo. The researchers, including "stones of Venice" and the ..com • CM!t .U I graduate students Judith Brownings, Bob and Liz, Ernst and ·Ta-Lei Tsai, braved the Appian Way and 593-3022 collect PLUS studied about 100 nursing the other Roman roads that ELECTRONIC TUNING women. About 20 percent ( l lti iOII I~ Vlll1 0 G ~ ~ ~~ Syiiii'I - TUMI"' no inl.,-nll movltlg ~ ~ ~~ ! O c OII'oGI , Wil l ,_ c &UH piCIUfl prgbht<Tlll were classified as long-term users because they took pills ZJJOM REMOTE CONTROL for more tha n 30 months. The remainder used oral con· SPACE COMMAND ' 1200 """ ''*toni ZGlOM '"'"'" · UP Turn 001 traceplives for less time or on ., oil co onot u not at all. IUIII Cvmpt01ol l SENIOR CITIZENS SALE ADOLPH'S DAIRY VAillY Announcing abreakthrough in Color TV! Tickets for the per· formance will be available at the door fot $5 per person. The fifth and final per· formande will be April 18 with Robert Vaughn, former . Man from UNCLE , and news oommentator, visits Rio to apeak on the Rooseveh era. SYSTEm I Administration 1 OOCIUII a' 7 7. 8 The slate convention to be registration dea dline is decided not to take part in the one end of a ring . They then held in Cleveland, May 18-20 March 10 and that Rose WMPO Community Club paint cute flowers on them was announced at the Thurs- Sisson, secretary, has the Awards program. Plans were and write "German fly swatday night meeting of Precep- registration blanks. Thfllle made to expand on the ter" or Norwegian or writing of the history for the tor Bela Bela Chapter of Beta will be " Woman Is the Key." whatever on them and give as , Sigma Phi Sorority held at Meigs County history book. Mrs. Norma Amsbary a gift for laughS, as a booby the home of Mrs. Velma Rue. presided at the meeting atA party with husbands as prize or as a gift for that perIt was noted thai - the tended by 23 members. It was guests will be held March 31 son who has everYthing.- .at the home of Mrs. Ullian ELDA Moore. The annual Founder's · DEAR POLLY and Vera Day dinner was set lor April who has the lea and coffee26 at the Meigs Inn. They'll Do It Every Time stained plastic cups - When Mrs. Janet Hill won the our girls went through the hostes.• gift. A wedding gift LOOK IIWO WINS TlfE WORLCJ-fiAMOIJS SCII!NTIF/0 teeth-straightening age their was presented to . Mrs. AWARO --P/.01/NIK, 0//R OtO BIOLOGY TEAC'HER --dentist told them to soak their Amsbary and a -"gag" retainers in an effervescent HEATH -u~il.;d - Methodist shower was held with denture cleaner. They used Women Monday at 7:30p.m. members giving her small plastic coffee cups for this at the church.' Mary O'Brien humorous items. A bridal and when the retainers were will he guest speaker. June theme was carried out in the removed we found the cups Cheshire will he in charge of decorations. Mrs. Leota had been cleaned. - RUTII devotions. Hostesses are Young poured the coffee and DEAR POLLY- I want~d Juanita Bachtel, Dorothy Mrs. Hili served the cake. to use some gift cards that · Roller , Pauline Horton and Hefreshments were by the had been put away for quite a Mary 'Rhinehart . social committee. time but found the envelope FLOWE R_S_F_,..O_R_-., flaps were stuck together. 1 BETHEL 62, International VALENTINE 'S DAY put a damp cloth over one at a Order of Job's Daughters, Crocus, 41;, " pot $1. 00 time with the flap side up, will meet at 7:30 Monday at African Violets, 41/z" beld a hot iron one inch above the Middleport Masonic Ternpj)t $1.25 Mums , 5'12 " pot $2.50 it and was able to loosen the pie· .... ·- . Tulif.s· 6''' " S2.50 whole batch. -BURNICE POMEROY PI'A, 7:30p.m. Aza ea s. 61!1 · poT )J . ~u Polly will send 'Y!lu, one of Monday, Founder's Day and Mums . 6112 " pot $3.50 Gloxinias, 6Nz" pot $3 .50 her signed thank-you Fathers Night to be observed. Plu s all sizes of beautiful newspaper<oupon clippers if Mrs. Barbara Schultz will hanging baskets; she uses your favorite speak on the rightto read proPointer, Peeve or Problem in gram. A nursery will be HUBBARD'S her column. Write POLLY'S available for children. GREENHOUSE ?<>INTERS in care of this TIJESDAY ' , newspaper. SYRACUSE PI'O 7:30' p.m. ' Syracuse Opt!n Sunday 1 to 5 p.m , Tuesday at school' with Daily 9to S Phone 992-5776 · Birth' control pills studied OFFER GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH. L 8 14 Center under the direction of Hal Hundley; Orchestration and musical direction is by Herb Green, who -won a tony fortheshowon Broadway. In addition to the role of a news- It's regularly $1 .30. Which means, you can put the pennies you save toward a drink to go with il So pinch your pennies and lick your fingers. . WIPftt By Polly Cramer POlLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY- What can one use to remove the odor of pickles from plastic jars? M.W. . DEAR M.W. - J .W.H. asked this question a short time ago and per)laps the following letter from a reader will answer ' both of you. ,Several others sent in the same sug. gestion. - ·POLLY DEAR POLLY - J.W.H . should Wlll!h her jars and then fill with crumpled newspaper, screw the lids on tight and leave them for a week or two. If necessary repeal this process. Wash as usual before using again. This will remove most odors from either glass or plastic jars.- MARGARET DEAR POLLY - I find thalanyofthosesheetsweput in the dryer as a softener or to control static cling are ex· cellent to use for removing lint from the filter screen after clothes bave dried. KAY DEAR POLLY -I can tell Anna what to do with thqse plastic rings that come around the cans in six-packs of soda. It is funny but true. The residents of a retirement home put a 12-inch stick on MONDAY TWIN CITY Shrine Club Monday 7:30p.m. Refresh· ments. MfiJibers urged to attend. SPECIAL Meeting, · Ohio Valley Com mandcry 24, Knights Templar, 7:30 p.m. Work in· the Order of the Temple. LA LECHE League of Gallipolis, 7:30 p:m. at borne · of Nora Troike. For more information call Bev Splete 446-4010 or Betsy Crank, 6752776. :Eft.;;~ . :tt~l~~:::,g}: I'At::;rr;:r:~'*S~:i/1 ~E~t~:; This week for just 99¢ you can get 2 pieces of the Colonel's finger lickin' good chicken with a tasty dinner roll to go with it ha . k OU Ye·to WOr third · f d · a 0 everv ay •o· · pay Our t axes. But you can still el . bill . ' TIJCSON - James Miller, man, Miller is a member of of Tucson, Arizona, son of Mr. both the dance troupe and the and Mrs. Russell E. Miller of chorus. ~yracQlle, wUI be performing This will be the third show In the Broadway hit musical this season for Miller, who "Music M!ID" as a member of also holds a managerial SNACK AND WE THIS WEEK. According to the Tax Foundation. it takes the average worker two hours and 115 minutes of every eight hour work 1la:v just to pay ta xes! . . But it takes less than II minutes of work to pay the elect1·ic bill ... about one coffee break. Even with i1~flation th.at's a pretty goo~l deal when you thin.k of all the things electricity does fo~ you each day. hom wakmg you up. mak1ng your coUee. keepmg your foOd fresh. vacuuming your rugs. prepal'ing your meals. cleaning yoUJ' clothes. doing your dishes and keeping you informed and entertained. We don't know how many seconds out of ever·y days pay you can save conserving electricity, but we know it' can be very worthwhile. In fact. ~ we have some free S.A .I :E. hooklets that c.an . show you how to save energy and become · pa1t of our .'iar•eA u1eril:cts I ahwhle Enerr/Y Pr?gram. Stop by a_ny of our off1 ces for yoUJ' cop1es. :- J At Ohio Power: · we want you to . '\ I) Vl get the most out of J electric se1v1re. yo~·: .' To appear in 'Music Man 79 , Manhat1an 80 Siena 70 Pennsylvania 78, COrnell 56 Aiken 72 shots, converted 12 of 22 free throw's, .arid picked off 39 rebounds . The tough· luck lloberts saw their league mart dip to . 3-10 and their seaaon recorq to 4·13. WIIS bit 28 of64 shots, · made 10 of 14 lit the line, and gathered 34 rebounds. Box score: ATHENS (72)- Smith 4-08; Chonko 2-2-6; Bruning 3-06; Hart 2-1-S; Mathews 9-6-24; Bentley 7-3-17; Edwards 3-06. TOTALS 30-12-7~. WELLSTON '(Ul- Spires S-111 ; 1-0-2; Sett'les Lockhart Massie4-2-10; 0-J-J; Swonger 6.3.15 , Norman 12 .1. 25. Totals 28-10-66. Score by quarters: ¢J:1r~t~n J~ 1; J~ Reserve ·score: Athens 46, Wellston 31. . tried desperately to tie or take the lead. · However, this was denied WHS as Edwards goaled with two minutes left to 111ake it 66- Polly james Miller Sweat in the heat! Lafayette 76, Lehigh 64 Lock Haven 65 ; Slippery Rock 54 · ol · Saturday night at Wellston the juiced up Golden Rockets, who had scared Ironton on Friday before falling 71Hj4, zoomed to a 7-llead over tht Bulldogs and oWI)ed the lead at20.19 after the first period. Affil outscored the hosts 189 In the second quart~r to grab a 37-29 halftime lead which dwindled to 55-48 after three quarters. In the first three IJiinutes of the final stanza Athens built the lead to 13 points before a blistering Wellston rally reduced the lead to 59-58 with 4:25left. . At the 3:48 mark it was 61· 60, and dwith 2:20 remaining the Bull ogs were clinging to a 64~2 lead as the Rockets .. .----------"""'1 Tired of the cold? Harvard 76, Brown 57 Hofstra 94, Ll U 86 Hoi y Cross 98, Boston Col 96 MIO-OHIO CONFERENCE (All Games) ' th t Wah . ' Sou -~ ern ops _. · -ama Massachusetts 59 Dartmouth SO. Yale 49 Delaware 57, Rider 56 Fa irtield 100, Army 82 MARK SWAIN Rio 40 Athens back in tie for first after h_ a rd-earned 72-66 win . ·· Six crucial points by Spencer Edwards, David Mathews, and Art Chonko In the final two minutes carried Athens to a hard fought 72.00 victory over Wellston Saturday -night. The SEOAL makeup .victory moved Athens Into a deadlock with Idle Ironton for first place In the league stand ' B th II 2· •ngs. o own · records, with one contest remaining for each team. Ironton wiU play host to Meigs Fr1'daY Dl'ghl In the league finale while Athens musttraveltoWaverly In the headliner contest ·of the evening's schedule. . . j&~-1-State convention discussed POLLY SPOINTERS I Calendar I . ~ramer · ·-···- . , I _ . . I by Beta Sigma Phi Sorority .· . "' " ' ~ 00 001! .., ,. ,..., d OIOol ' Z.• l l~ ' o Ttl.,.·f'luo C~Uli • S1l 1 1~ r M l ll ll or 1 o n l...- •l:O~nec toon5 II IUILI!H ·· ~D'tplol o · O rtt-· """' "ill oon.;~ ••~ ~iull1 • ~•11•"' """"""I>C I~fl $200 f !!gUI~ I tw MU ll DALE'S . KITCHEN CENTER, INC. Daughter born Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burke, Route I, Reedsville, are announcing the birth of an eight pound, eleven ounce daughter, Sherry Lynn, on Jan . 22. Mr. and. Mrs. Burke have two other ds'ughters, Lisa Ann, eight, and Tricia Renee, x. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Van Meter, Route I, Reedsville, and the paternal grand· parents are Mr. and Mrs. · Robert Burke, Alfred. Maternal greaigrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Janesofsky of Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, and · the maternal greatgrandmother is Bertha Moore, Bucyrus. . 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M •01•o...,.., p <><O,...~!O I "INGELS FURNITURE &JEWELRY . .. - ''TWO IN ONE STORE" . _2119 Jackson Ave. Point Pleasant 15·2118 •' MIDDLEPORT, 106 N. 2ND AVE• ., 0. �' I ' 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, Feb. 12, 1979 Good Citizenship ~~;:_;:;;,;::;:;::;;:;:::::::;:;;;;::::::;:;;:::=~~;:----~ winners announced Good citizenship winners in history and government. ·The results will now be entered inthe three Meigs County high to state competition. Mrs. schools have been announced Harold Sargent is general by Return Jonathan Meigs of the contest. chairman Chapter of the Daughters of The three· students will be the Ame.rican Revolution. They are Karen Probert, guests at the annual Charter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Day luncheon of the chapter Probert, Reedsville , for to be held on March 9 at I Eastern High School ; Jana p.m. at Trinity Church. At Kay Burson, daughter of . that time they will receive Fred Burson, Shade, Route I, special recognition ·and will for Meigs High School; and be presented Good CitizenJames Brent Patterson, son ship pins and certificates by · of Mr, and Mrs. James Pat· · Mrs. Sargent. Mrs. Richard Henderson, terson, Racine, for Southern Mrs. Pearl Mora, and Mrs. High School. The contest is annually Sargent have charge of the sponsored by the local DAR program for the · luncheon chapter with the school facul- which will include a fihn enty selecting the senior student titled "Flower Arrangements to take the test on Ohio of Colonial Williamsburg.'" I ·cHOICES Karen Blaker PhD. Battered Teachers wedding aMiversary and 1 By ~reo Blaker, Ph. D. went to their house for dinClailsroom violence.toward ner. I tol~ the~ the story and teachers is on the upswing, they made fun · of me. My says the National Education mother said I must have Association. Since 1972, made it up because nothing classroom murders have in· like that ever happened in creased 18 percent, rapes junior high in her day. She have increased 40 ' percent taught the same grade and and assaults have increased thinks she knows everything about this profession. Even 77 percent Besides the teachers ac· my father tried to make me tually attacked are inany think J·was cracking up. more si!Eint casualties of the C:OUNSELOR: That must violent atmosphere in many have been very upsetting. MS. R: Yes, it was. Maybe schools . They are !the •' teachers who suffer physical you could do me a big favo~. Ronny Love & The Sounds Of The Drifters or emotional breakdowns Would you call my mother merely from working,in cons- and convince her that there is more violence in the schools "Boogie Oogie," "Keep It Coming" t~lented groups to ever. appear at a local tantterror. This hot-line excerpt il- these days? arid "Twilight Time" are just a few of the mght spot, are known for their hits of the C:OUNSELOR: Let's suplustrates the difficulties of a many songs emanating from "Ronnie 50s and 60s, but they are also up to date ir1 'teacher who was hurt ~ut pose no one could convince Love and Sounds of the Drifters" who are the disco sound· ... Jhey sing songs of old never directly attacked. her? You still know what hapnow appearing at the Upper Deck of the and new - and borrowed and "blues." (Personal information in 1all pened in that bathroom. Why Point Pleasant Inn. . The group has appeared in Europe, the hot-line excerpts has been give your mOther. the last The group - on stage at the Upper Deck Bahama Islands, Japan, C:anada and changed to protect \he word on all subje(ts? · through February 17 - originated in throughout the United States. MS. R: It's fWlny ~u caller's confidentiality. ) I Cleveland, 0., and' is composed of four Some of the other songs they sing are MS. R: I am so ashamed of should say that. She has musicians and three vocalists. The "There Goes My llaby" by the "Drifters·" myself. I tHough I was a always had the last word. But vocalists are Love, Andre King and Betty and "Love Will Find A Way" by Pablo dedicated teacher. Now I I never thought I might be Holiday. Cru1se. dread getting ready for playing a role in giving her even "Ronnie Love and Sounds of the The groilp has sold over 12 million CAN MAMA'S BOY BECOME A MAN? work. I have been late four that position of authority. Drifters," undoubtedly one _of th; most records . . · By Helen Bolte! times already and school jUst COUNSELOR: Putting DEAR HELEN : started last month. I used to your J)llrents' remarks aside, I was married seven months ago and now am facing a have ' a can you come up with a new divorce, mother-in-law style. Whenever we fought my husperfect attendance record. interpretation of your recent band ran home to his folks. He lived with them befor~ the wedMy mother was proba~ly loss of interest in your job? ding, although he's 25. Only time he was away was during his MS. R: Sure. It's because ' right. · previous marriage which lasted a year and a half. COUNSELOR: About I'm frightened. How could I draw him back from his overprotective mother? . ·COUNSELOR: That makes what? His friends don't give me much hope, nor does he, as he's with sense to me. It sounds like MS. R: She said I would Mama now.·- D.D. . · you have to be very careful never make it as a teacher. OUC:AGO (AP) - Fifty who has served time lor and snarled. He'had been tied P.S. We battled a lot, but who doesn't? that you don't allow your · Actually, both my pare~ts . years ago, on a day when Cu- embezzlement and now to a truck and kept lWlging DEAR D.: to undermine your· parents predicted I wouldn't be able pids are supposed to shoot ar- handled the gang's finances ; the length of his leash, but I can'tgive you much hope either. confidence. to make it on my own at all. I rows of love, mobsters delivcoula not break free. Albert Weinshank, operator Seven stormy monthS of marriage can't compete with 25 MS. R: I always thought A landlady saw two men was fine for three years, but ered a Valentine of lead. of a speakeasy, and Dr. pampered years of mothering ... unless you're the type who can were only trying to warn they now .... Seven men associated with leave the garage with hands Reinhart Schwimmer, an op· out-pamper Mama. Somehow I doubt that. COUNSELOR: Maybe ive me against setting my goals raised, followed George "Bugs" Moran were by two tometrist strangely Sorry ... - H. lined up against a brick wall fascL,ated with underworld policemen with gms. "Just can find out more about your too high. But I guess you're another arrest," sh e thought. changed attitude toward right; they have been making DEAR HELEN: It's high time women stopped blaming inside a North Side garage factions. and riddled with machine gun But the shots and the dog's school. It might be something me feel worse about myself. them se lves (as What brought them other than proof you are fall· slugs. "Frustrated" did) for all the bedroom frigidity. together? One account is that howls had drawn attention. ing as a teacher. Police found four men lying The St. Valentine 's Day You a_re only as responsive as your partner makes you. How a hijacked truckload of Ms: R: What do you want to romanllc can you be when your husband spends the entire massacre, Feb. 14, 1929, was whiskey was being brought in lace up, blood pouring from know? Most of the students evening dozing in front of a TV, only to become the Wild Sull of Prohibition's goriest for sale. Other accounts say their heads. Another was face are great There are a few the Pampas the ininute he hits the boudoir? Then it's ''Bam gangland criflle. It awakened that was a phony report . down against the wall. Asixth rough ones, of course. But bam, etc." and without so much as a good-night kiss he's off t~ the public's fear of organized spread to get the Moran boys was sprawled over a chair. you would find that in any Crawling out from the , el)hoodlums and was together. slumberland again. instrumental in bringing the tanglement of bodies ,was school. They wouldn •t bother Can you change a person who believes that if .he holds his Across the street, two Frank Gusenberg, with 22 me if I was a real profesfederal government into the wife's hand or kisses her 'in public he 'll probably be arrested brothers identified as Phil Chicago crime picture. slugs in him. He lived for 90 sional teacher. for lewd and lascivious conduct? Talking does no good. Lord, and Harry Keywell of the COUNSELOR: What about The massacre climaxed 10 minutes and was asked who how I've tried! Purple Gang ; which had those rough students? years of gang battles for conshot him. True to gangdom 's A kiss, a hug or a compliment would make the biggest dif. i'nterests in the Detroit MS. R: Nothing really. trol of illicit beer and whiskey code, he replied: "Nobody." ferenl-e, except I'd drop dead from surprise. My husband has bootlegging racket, watched never bothered.me. many dear qualities and I love him , but I have this void in my profits. The warfare had nar- the garage from a rented · Moran ·and two of his top They COUNSELOR: Then how rowed to a fight for boys were reportedly nearing life, and I'm weary of feeling guilty about the "frigidity" he boarding house room . do you know they cause trou· has caused. Talking to many other women,l fi nd we are ama- supremacy between AI They saw Moran 's boys go the garage on foot when they . ble• jority. Our macho men blame .us for being unresponsive. To Capone 's South Side mob and in at about 10 am. The last saw the execution squad's MS. R: I heard something ·what? It takes·two to tango, but what can you do when your the henchmen of Moran, the was Weinshank with his . parked car. Thinking it was a ' when I was in the bathroom. North Side boo· z e czar. police shakedown, they went husband is a lousy dancer? -LONELY German shepherd dog, High A student threatened a The massacre still is listed to a restaurant nearby. After· DEAR LONELY: It talttill 'action, not talk, to change a Ball, on a leash. Weinshank teacher with a knife .and in police files as "murder by ward, they went back and sexually · · inadequate looked like Moran . Police money. As far as I man- and no matter how quick he is to bed, he's inadequate if persons unknown ." No one think the watchers mistook found the street cluttered demanded know, the teacher never said was ever brought to trial, but with police. They scattered . he can't show affection, considers only his own needs. him for the big boss. Moran bootlegged until re- anything about the incident. vengeance erased Since your husband "has many·dear qualities" I doubt that · gangland 22 men whose names popped . The . brothers telephoned peal, then turned to other COUNSELOR: Maybe she he is intentionally selfish. Rather, he's the victim of a society up in the investigation. the Circus Cafe 20 blocks crimes. In 1957, at 64, he died reported it to the principal. where little boys stop hugging their mothers when they start "Machine Gun" Jack south and sa1d Moran and SIX MS. R: That's possible. But kindergarten. He's been indoctrinated with the John Wayne McGurn, who had been in others were ~ns1de. The. cafe of cancer in prison, serving I'm surprised she dido 't mencomplex -it's " softH to show emotion .... "huggin ' and kissin' contact with Capone, was contact went. ~. a' small time for a bank holdup. Ca- tion It to me. pone, who served time for in· aren't manJy. '' · believed to have garage and srud, He s there come tax evasion, died in COUNSELOR: When did · So take the initi'ative. Even if at first you get an embarrassed mastermined the hit . He and and ~.e 's got six of them with all this happen? 1947. · pull-away, hold his hand in public, reach out and pat his arm , MS. R: The first week of Jobn Scalisi of the Mafia him . . The garage was used by a ~t him see how great touching is. Start slowly and progress t~ wereindictedforthemurrlero Two men dress.ed hke school. I remember it clearly cuddles on the sofa, sharing his easy chair. Don't let him ig- and released on $50,000 bond. pohceme~ a~d two m street moving and storage firm because it was my parents' Pan~01e · until 1967, when it was torn nore you! And when he doesn't, demonstrate the dividends he Scalisi later was 'slain, and ~lothes piled l!'to what looked down to make room for reaps- in bed. - H. the state lacked enough evi- like a detective bureau car apartments for the elderly. . P.S. Asense of humor helps on those inevitable Jirst rebuffs. dence to bring McGurn to and drove, ~ th~ garage. , , The bullet-scarred bricks The largest cigars in the . Size trial. Seven years after. the Th e . . P o 11 c e me n ' Got a problem?. An adult subject for discussion? You can .. massacre, McGurn was brand1sh1ng. _revolver s , were sold to a Canadian food · world, two feet , eight-and-aFashion shades talk it over in her column if you write to Helen Bottel care of machinegunned down at a entered the bulldmg and went executive, George Patty ol quarter inches long, are Vancouver, who planned to made in Andorra, one of the this newspaper. · ' Northwest Side bowling alley. to the ~Jilek, where the trucks reconstruct the wall of his smallest countries in the Police blamed the Cspone were. The _two others den with them. w~rld . Snowbathiug Etiquette Brown and Haley Get mob for the massacre, but followed , one wtlh a package SHELLSBURG, Iowa (AP) Togethel · couldn't prove it. The garage wrapp,"d m news~aper . Water from the Amazon - "In the morning for a . OLYMPIA, Wash . (AP) had served as Moran's booze ~oran s men thought 1t was MEETING SET River is drinkable for 100 wakerupper, there's nothing Tacoma, home of the Brown depot, and Moran missed .JUs! another rrud. They were A Meigs County Girl Scout miles after it empties into 'the like it," says retired farmer and Haley Candy Co., is being there by a stroke of ordered to l!"e up agamst the service unit meeting has been Atlantic Ocean. 200 East Main and did. Warren Pangborn. represented this year in the Iuc k. Aft erward, Moran told wall, scheduled for Wednesday, 7 Th .th th k e man WI e pac age to 9 p.m., at the Meigs Inn. All It " is snowbathing. Washington Legislature by police. And every morning Pan- Rep . Wendell Brown, a "Oniy the Capone gang ripped off the newspaper. It girl scout leaders and their gborn, 66, says he strips to the Democrat, .and Rep. Ted kills like that." was a tommy gun. He, assistants as well as other buff and walks outside, then Haley, a Republican. But Capone hims.elf had an sprayed the seven men with persons interested in ' the rolls around in the snow. And a bill has been in- iron alibi. At the very time slugs, back and forth , back scouting program are invited "It may not sound like troduced in the House by that tommy gun slugs were and forth, and s~ueezed a to attend. Reports will be something you'd want to dO, Brown and H!J)ey. ripping into the seve'n torrent of shots mto them given on the cookie sale and but I get a great reaction Brown, a claims adjuster, victims, "Scarface AI" was after they fell. . . folders for the Black' Diafrom it ," Pangborn said. " It is not related to any of the chatting with the district Most of the vtctims were mond Council established makes you start breathing original owners of the· candy attorney in Miami , Fla ., bundled m overcoats and camps will be distributed. deep . It sort of gives me a company . . But Haley, a where . he was vacationing. wore fedoras. There was no Scout songs and games will feeling like I'm on top of the surgeon, is a member of the Told about Moran 's heat m the garage. also be included on the proworld ." The dog High Ball barked gram. accusation, Capone replied: candy Haleys. It 's not just a passing Their bill? It's HBI309 and "They don 't call that guy fancy, either. Pangborn been would appropriate S5 million Bugs for nothing." doing it for 40 years ~ every for the Department of Earl Aykroid, retired winter day, he says, that it's Ecology for allocation to .Associated Press staffer, was not windy and not much Tacoma for air pollution one of the first reporters to' colder than 15 below zero. · enter the garage after the purposes. Pangborn says tpere are shooting. "Inside was a scene some tricks to snowbathing, ,:,:,:::=:::::::::::::::,:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::, of carnage rivaling ' a Quality Products Since 1908 though . . Plans for a valentine party battlefield," he recalls. "Six PHONE" "What you want to do is rub on ,Feb. 13 were made when men lay dead along the north MATCHING your skin and get it warmed the Salisbury Girl Scout wall of the building, their up before you go outside," he Troop 1100 met at Meigs High bodies riddled by machine advises. School. gun bullets. A seventh man, LARGE. CAPACITY "I don 'I stay out long The scouts also talk;rd - .fatally wounded, was being DOES .THE enough to invite frostbite, you about going camping in carried to an ambu:lance by HEAVY DUTY know. You kind of want to get March or April. For their tw? pa~.obnen . He hved only ' JOB JUST ADVERTISING DEPT. FABRIC SOFTENER it over with quickly." craft at the meeting, the briefly,. Alld he adds : "Since I don't' scouts painted stencils which RIGHT 992-2156 But the attempt to rub out DISPENSER have anything on, I like to get th ey had put on Moran's gangwasabotched outside before it gets daylight miscellaneous articles of job, according to various acand too many people get clothing. counts. Only two of Moran's '588PR. moving aromd." Refreshments were served toughest musclemen were . ' by Brenda Sinclair. . killed - Frank and Pete Gusenberg. The other victims ::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ·Were Johnny May, a Turmeric can be used in ' ,. who kept th e mechamc yeast breads and coffee' cakes bootleg trucks working; ~to give them a lovely golden The word Khaki, used lor James C:lark, Moran 's color. But use the spice the cloth and the color, is lirother.jn~aw who once was cautliusly because just a dash derived from the Hlndustani tried for murder; Adam or two goes a long way. word for dust or earth. Hyer, a trained accountant Today's Topic: Valentin'e massacre ' By the end of the conversa· tion, M,s. R. had decided tore· Iy more on herself· and less on her parents. Dr. Blaker cannot take telephone calls from her readers. However, there are hundreds of crisia intervention phone lines in the Vnited · states. For the phone namber of one near you, contact your local mental health association or mental health information service. Why be shy? Write for Dr. Blaker's ''Shyness" hotlimi. Send 50 ~ents plus a stainped, self-addressed envelope to Dr. Blaker In care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Radio City Station, ' New York, N.Y. l0019. - J·,.; ':! USDA CHOICE • : -,:: •-:· _ ~ c -ROAS' " T CHUCK :! DE>~~lCuCJCu~OCDE>~C I. •• •••• •••••••••• • • ·-: ~ ~ ~ .. . . ' •• BIGGEST-SAVINGS IN . • ' SEND OR TAKE HOME OURFTD WVEBUNDLE• OOUQUET YOUR VALENTINE WILL LOVE IT! The romantic FTD Lov.. Bundle " Bouquet. can send it almost We ' anywher.e. the.• FTDway. '17.50 • '". 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NO. 1 •'• where the savings [) ~·. $}&9 •a•oE>~ 4 u6 ~RK SPARE R~BS .•~~~~~~~.~~.~!!'!.~~~~!..................~·. sge . . . PRODUCE. . ' . 20 ct. WIENERS (j [> swISS ' lb. SLICED BACON CUBE SJEAKS •••• ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••·••••••••••••••••• . •' : iilBENFRANKUM Ill ~U? "'nag va. lety to life! WASHER u . LB FRENCH CITY • •• .. . r-, $1 69 CHUCK STEAK . . . LB. $129 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LEAN & TENDER, NO WASTE ·· . .. :. LB. $199 BONELESS CHUCK •• '• ~~e~:~~:~e SPEED QUEEN LB. BLADE CUT CHIPPED CHOPPED HAM •••••••••••••••; ................. with FREE KNOWS $1 09 \/ • ICE CREAM BARS .............':.!~· '1 1 09 VAillY BEU g 0 STAR KIST AFISH 2 IN WATER or OIL Lb. Pkg. 6%-oz. Can 59' -" z ICE MILK •••.••... ~2.~.~!·..99~ Umit two with 110.00 purch11e 69(~ ' ~ BORDENS CHEEII · ~~ AMERICAN SINGLES ........... 1 :k;~ ., .1 CIINAMOI ~OLLS ....1.. ~;:; 0 lit<~••• $ 00-10-06 ~ CARDINU I~ I. KRAFT HALF MOOI'LOIGHORI ,... .'~;;~ s1zt "'~ ~:>0 STORES • CAROINAL FOOO STOR ES -~....~-GRAVY TRAIN i! ·2/'1 00 i. 1-Lb. Carton BORDENS 2 "• MILK .......... ~ .........~.!.l DOG u Lim•l one with <:oupen • ont p..- f1mlly �.. 9-The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 . , M onday , F e b. 12. !979 .I-The Dally Senlinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, Feb. 12, 1979 ASTRO•GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol · ~Cblr · 'Birthday . February 13. 1979 A d iscarded interes t might be rejuOJenated this comtog year and pro \le prof itable as a result of an association with those older and more ·experienced than y ou are . . AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) Do something posit ive with your ideas today and you should be able to establi sh yourself on a more subs tan ti al material base: Find out more of what lies ·ahead for you in 1979 by send· lng for your copy of the all -new Astro-Graph Letter _ Mai l S1 tor each and a long . sel faddressed . s tamped envelope to Astr o- Graph . P _Q _ Box 489 ; Radio City Station.. N.Y. 10019 . Be sure to specify birth sign PISCES (Feb. 20-March ZO) Investigate fully before involving yourself in any c o llective enterprises today . A qu ite-revealing discovery could provide so me va lua b le information . ARIES (March 21 -April 19) If the re · s a big job needs do ing today . . you·re the o ne others ~ an rel y upon to do it. You ' ll tackle it witho ut fear or hes tita1ion . tAURUS (April 20-May ZO) Any e)Ctra etfort you now ex pend in doing s o meth ing fOr someone will not go unnot iced . In fac t. the acc laim might be over· whe lmi ng . GEMINI (May 21-~une 20) ·Yo ur creative potential toda y sho uld be directed toward fulfilling a personal goal yoli alw~y s con ~ sidered beyond reach Your changes fO r success are e)Ccellenl. · CANCER (June Z1·J uly 22) An idea you 've been kicking around for some lime can work loday if yo u're bo ld enough to take immediate ac ti o n .~ Don 't · - - hesitate. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) All ho ugh you're will ing to work ha rd fo r what you want today . bene fit s are not likely lr«Jm yo ur e ffor ts alone . Associate with stro ng allies who can help VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sepl. 22) Thi ngs yo u do for yo urself today might be d iffic ul t to accomplish . Howe't'e.r . the rewards are so la rg e you shou ld ex pend ·your best efforts in thi s area . LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) You may have to forego an incli nation to take thing,s easy today and step quickly to protect your in terests when you see others fumbling . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No•. 2Z) In a si tuati on where you thoug ht you co ul dn 't come up with the answer , you ' II recognize that the fac ts were there all the time . Now you can solve the trat pro blem . SAGITTARIUS (No•. 23·Dec. Z1) Appre ciab le pro gress can be made today on an old hope that's been stuck on dead center, if you dev ol~ . your mental capabilities to it now . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Devote as much time as possi.. ble today to an ambitious plan ol yours. Rewards will be e qual lo effort expended . !NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Meigs .. Property _ ··· Transfers I •. ·•.. Alan P . Mills, Mary K . , Mills to Frank G. Mllls, :. Leona Mills , . . 256 acre, Syracuse. . , James J . Proffitt, David D. ' Pa~sons, Linda S . Parsons, et ··· · a!., to Racine Home National ··· Bank, 11.72 acre, Sutton. ': Cecil Throckmorton to .;. Charles Donald · Burke, ·: Rosemary Burke, parcels, Colwnbia. · Orville G. Basham to - · Derrah G. Basham, 21 acres, ·· · Bedford. · PatriCia Cleland, Wayne E. · Cleland to Rick Goerge, lots, RuUand. .- ~ .· FUNNY BUSINESS NOTICE TO EMERGENCY AMBULANCE . DEAL E RS . In ac <;,ordance with Sectron 307 .86 of the Ohio Revised . Code. st-aled bids wi ll be rece ived by the ·Meigs County Board of Commjssionets , in their office , located in the Courthouse . Po merov. Ohio . 115769, until 4 :00 p .M . on Feb . 20 . 1979. Th e bids w ill be opened at 6:JO P .M. on Feb .' 20 , 1979, and r ead a loud for the following vehic le : Each Q..ld to meet the co ndit ions and {pec ifications as follows : Specifications mav be obtained from the Meigs Co unty Emergency Medical Services County Office , located at Mulberry He ights , Pomeroy, Ohio 115169 . Veh icle to be one (1) 1979 Type , II · Class I Emergency Ambu la nce . Price wi ll be wi th no trade in vehic le . The front of th e e nve lopt;' enc losi ng the bid must be marked " Sea led Bid , Emergency Ambulance Veh ic le ." Bidder to furnish their own bid form . The Board of county. Commissione~s may accept the lowest bid , or selec t the bes t bid for th e intended purpose. and reserve the right to reject any or a ll bids , and or any part thereof. i2 1 s. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO EST ATE OF GEORGE A. ·MEINHART , DE C EASED case No . 2259_. NOTICE OF AP.OINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On January 24th , 1979, t the Meigs County Probo re CourL Case No. 22594, Ba r : bara Jane Maver , 3975 Irw in Court , Grove City, Ohio 43123, was appointed E,.;ecutrix of the esta te of George A . Me in . hart , deceased , late of 911 Hudson Street, Middleport , OhiO 45760. Manning 0 . Webs fer Probate Judge . Clerk (l) For Best Resulte Use Sentinel Classifieds ,. WANT AD CHARGES JW.y 2dltya~ 3dily.s 6da)'S Wanted 15 words or Under Cuh Charse ' 1.00 1.25 1.50 uo 1.110 2.25 3.75 3.00 l9, (21 5, 12, Jtc SeJUJtor feels consumers are - Skilled Truck Drivels Elich word over the minimum l:t word! is 4 ~nl'l per Word per day. ""£.' - Mobile Home sales and Yard !W.les are · lt.'C.~ ooJy with cceh with ordr:r. Z t.<enl chH.rge for a,ds carry· ing BQa Nwnber In Cate of The Sen· Unel. NOTICE - WANTED : PART time LPN for doc· home. Phone 992·731.4 . tor's office. Call 992-6633 bet· . - --- -- - · - - - · - ween 11 ondA . WATER WELl drilling. William T. - - - - - --··· Gront . 7~2 - 287~ . MA TURE . DEPENDABLE bobysitte r-hou!ekeeper need· WATER AND misc . hauli ng. Coli ed . Mobil e home, •r,nses 992-5e5e . and salary provide , No chi ld ren , no pets , prefer mar· PIANO TUNING tor .home and school . lone Daniels, associate ried co uple . 304-863·6088 offer ol Elberfeld's end Bruniccrdi Spm . Music Company . Phone' 992-25er or 992·2082. --Mobile Homes for Sale ROOM. BOARD, laundry, elderly . 1967 TOTAL E L~CTRtC mobile only . Pri vate room . Price starts home. furnished. 3 bedr .. . Ol $175. 992·5422. washer and dryer. Air condi· tioned,. I lot. 210 ft . frontage. Lost and Found $12.000. Phone742·2826. - Monday Noon on Siturdlly ru...r.l. thruFri ay 4P.M. the dl:ly before publicaUon Sunday I P.M. FJ:lday afternoon ' ' b1 _ _ _._,N_,_,o~t,_,rc""es,___-'-----' GUN SHOOT. Racine Gun Club': Every Sunday 1 pm . Factory chokegu':"sonly . GUN SHOOT, Racine Volunteer Fire Dept. E~Jery Saturday 6:30 pm ot their' building in Boshon . Factory choke guns onlv. ------- ...... ---- 1955 Prai rie Schoor'jer, 28 x 8, 1 bdr . 1965Gene rol, 61Jx 12, 2bdr 1968 Elcona, 52x12 , 2 bdr . 1969 Buddv . 60 x 12, 4 bdr . 1970 Sylva , 60 x 12 , 2 bdr . 1~70 Castle, 60 x 12. 2 bdr. 1973 Arlington , 60 x 12, 2 bdr. 1973 Ridgewood, 70 x 14 , 3 bdr. 1973 Kirkwood , 50 x 12, 2 bdr. 8 & S MOBILE HOME SALES PT. PLEASANT . WV 675-4.424 ! [\ . TWO BEDROOM mobile home on 11 1 ocre.IOt. Garage, workshop. Must see too appreciate ! J. P. oreo. Phone614·667·3109. 1970 12 )( 16 Hillcrest trai le r. 2 bedr.. fully carpeted except bath and kitchen. See Effie at l etart Service Station . ~ =--- Armstrong Carpeting tworr APPUANCE li 220 E. Mloln Street, Pomeroy,O. Call 992-7113 For Free Estimate;· 11 -9-1 mo. RUNOlD'S ELECIRIC MO'IOR SHOP COAL. LIMESTONE , sand, grovel, calcium chloride, ferti lizer, dog food, and all types of salt. Ex· · celsior Salt Works, Inc ., ·e. Main, St. , Pomeroy. 992-;)8~1 . MIXED CONDITIONED h0 y. Vecy good • quolitv . Delivery ovolloble. Phone 992·7:201 or 992 -3309 . 1979 FO:-:R:::D- c=uc:s:::T::: O:-M :-::F_-:-,-=so=, -uc_k__ 302 engine, 1/ 1 ton auto .. P.S.. P.B.. A.C. 742-2e26 RUTLAND HARDWARE . 2 doors . from Rutland Post Offic8. Phone 742·2255. We ore again offering the LARGE KING cool ond wood heater with blower ond sto11e boa rd for $339.95 . One onlv magazine style· King cool heater, free stove boord for $199.95. One only free ston· ding wood .heater . $50. 2 Sunbeam electric snow blowers, $45 , One on ly kerosene heater, $29.95 . Arvin electric heaters 10 per cent off . FROSTY'S ' CB Rodi'o Equlpmttnt . Everything in two-way radio, antenna ond · occeuories . Phone Portland B43·2181 , Open evenings until8. Sunday 2 till6. ZENITH AlLEGRO stereo with AM· FM rad io and tope playe r. Phone 992·3132 or 992·311 ·9 . "EVERYTHING'S GOTIA' go·· . House and lot, furniture . clothes. cor, all my household Items . Drop by 7b0 laurel St., Middleport. CHAIN SAWS. used. good condi· lion . hove severot. Will trade for mos t ~nything . Fife'.s , 992-7494 . RUTLAND HARDWARE, 2 doors from Rutland Posl Office. Phone 742-2255. 1 deluxe · canister vacuum cleaner with power nozzle and attachments, $69.95. 1 Sunbeam indoor. ou t· door IJOCuum cleaner, 11/ 1 h. p. motor, $39.95 . I laborato ry sin k ond cabinet. Also Mansfield closet combination , the New Water So ~Jer . both $86.95. SALE PRICES Bollen HOBSIEIIER REALTY .. - ·--- - --- -- 18 Yeors Experience Will Mike Service Calls .. .51 Beech Street Middleport. o. 992-2356 1-4-1 mo. (Pd.) EXCAVATING , dozer, loader ond backhoe work ; .dump trucks ond locboys for hire; will haul fill dirt, to soil, limestone ond grovel. Call Bob or Roger J&f. fers, doy phone 99:2-7089, night phone 992·3525 or 992- 5232. EXCAVATING-. dot er, backhoe ond dltcher. Charles R. ~of · field , Beck Hoe Service, Rutland, Ohio. Ph'o ne 742·2008. PO~EROY, (), NEW LIHING - V . A . ap· proved, l lf2 story frame, 2 bedrooms, bath, fireplace, .c arport, storms, $400.00 dOwn plus closing . Total price se.ooo.oo. . · NEW L!STINto 1\tiiG·tory fra'";at ,CKutl' alh. all · ~ ~ .. u, 'h acre, u111ur room, $18,500.00. MIDDLEPORT - Coroer . lot, lots of remodeling, 3 or • bedrooms, 2 baths. natural gas hot water heat, (low gas b illS). HERE IS A BUY . 48'1• ACRES - New 197e Mobile Home. '~ · · ndo llvln;aic 'Et'D\lG om l.tx. ~ .....- a11ng cap. ~· , r. Nere Is a genu in~ bargain a1 $48,000.00. WANT A BUSINESS?. w e have ~everal, and one to suit your needs I am sure. Call on these . WE WANT WIGWAMS! ••• and every other kind of house Imaginable. Buyers waiting with reedy cash. ~ALL NOW AND LET US SELL YOUR PROPER· TY.. . REALTORS HENRY E. CLELAND SR . HENRY E. CLELAND JR . ASSOCIATES KATHY CLELAND LEONA CLELAND "2·2259 992-61?1 "2-2568 c: Washington 51., Albany, 0 . Phone •98-6173 · David Coleman Agentfor MOTIRISTS'. INSURANCE COMPANJ ES and SANDY & BEAVER INSURANCE COMPANY, Lisbon, Ohio. AUTO, HOMEOWNERS, FARM, LIFE & BUSINESS. I 1-26-1 mo. - -- ·-·-- SUBMARINe St. 'Rt. 124 towor.l Rutland. SNORKEL• 0. WA$HAuto& Truck ~ Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 il ..... ORGANS & Famous Name Brand . Momllertl Chlllioe, Swoei>a 04011<1 · BORN LOSER ~O'S C.RITICIZII-l0 '(OU~ 0\TtVEAL..~ ' ITUSHIA ~ lasurH ·: PIANOS Don't let 1 chlmni.,' tiro put SIMPSON ·a d1mper on your life -:Call_... l>ales Nep. t-or Sundins . Hammond Organs T,ree li!Vd. Racine, Ohio Phone 949-2118 evenings alter 5 p. m. . Weekends after 12 noon . 2-5-1 mo. BRADFORD, Auct1onnr. Com· plete Service. Phon& 949·2487 or 9.49·2000. Racine, Ohio, Critt Bradford. ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR . Sweepers, toasters, irons, all small appliances . lawn mower, next to State Highwoy Garage , onRoute7. SEWING MACHINE Reppirs-. ser· vice, oil makes . 992-2284. The Fabri c Shop, Pome ro y . Auth orized Singer Soles ond Service. We sharpen Scissori ;' ,r . · 1 DIE SWEEP . lftll Clftl•tJ ltrYICI•· Wttft i21th . Ctnlur~ K-·Hew. ' SptCII lain. Ia . & Plroptaco ,..... -· • ...-,_ _ w..-;tove, on •rri•c• ~ K] I · .:......~._r..,-~_J . ·" ''"" 742·3111 · ~Willie, Proprlt,... Rl¥&kOP....._ S~turday's I ~0 FLJ~ "' HER PI'IPI'\ AND TH' CANAL NEARBY ... MA14A MEANT WEll .. . BUl SO POOR"' WORRIED•" BITTER"' C. R. MASH · VINYL & ALUM. SIDING 'THE BARGES PASSIN 1 ... CAREFREt= PI'OPLE "" ROMANCE " 'DREAMS ... TH ' POOR KID··' I I I I ) (Answers romorraw) Jumbles: LARVA OUAKE BENUMB SHERRY / Answer: ~hat you mlg hl find in "Hamlet ," the way tt soft en performed these days- A '' HAM '' Jumble Book No. 12, containing 110 puul•e, 11 anllable for 11 .75 poatpald from Jumbl•,do thll newep1per, Box34, Norwood, N.J. 07UI. Includeyour name, sddr•u. zip coh and mab checkl PIYibll to Newap•~rbookl. ~ ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS •New Home -ltAdd -ons •Remolding ALLEYOOP 992-6011 2·11 ·1 mo. Pd . MOBILE HOME repcits. Furnaces, electrical work, pipes sowed, plumbing. 992-5858. · WALLPAPERING AND polnllng. Call742-232e. HOME REPAIR ond remodeling. Careful work at reasonable rates. Erny oa . . ies , 7112· 2090. GASOlJNE ALLEY SAVE ON CARPmNG DRIVE A IJI11I & SAVE A1DT NE\•1 LISTING - 5 a~res in the woods on good road with sc hool and mail routes. Modern 4 bedroom home with 2 balhs, full basement, formal dining With fireplace . Hoi wate r heat and 2 car garage. · wan1 only S5e.ooo.oo for a quick sale. NEW LISTING 4 bedrooms, l l/2 ba ths , large A GOOD SELECTION OF eat· in kit., ele. public END &,ROLL BALANCES. water , and one·half acre near Guysvil le. 518,500. 9' xi2~_:_ 1i'i1'2'-12'x: 15' NEW LISTING Renovated 3 bedrooms, closets, ni ce ea t· in kit., ba1h, lull basemen1, oil fur · nace on nice lot . Want $23,500. NEW LISTING 3.33 acres right on th e Ohio River . Summer playground w ith hookups for 1wo trailers. $14,900. sq. yd. NEW LISTING - Older home completely overhaul 1 24 Rolls af Clrpot in Slack ed with 4· bedrooms, bath, & 100's of Sample• to drill ed well and l•h acres of Choose From. land . Need $35,000. BUY NOW & SAVE NOW IS THE TIME TO . PUT YOUR PROpERTY Call 742-2211 WITH US TO SELL . 992-3325 will gel you !he 1 TALK TO best results. 1 Wendell or Herb Grate HELEN L ., GORDON B. or Gone Smith AND SUE P . MURPHY, REALTOR ASSOCIATES. Aff:ercrossinq t-.n.:::lt-. yesterday a trip Ulllfm· ni.:::~ is qoinq to seem pr€~t~L§~~ is ~!11Di l USpanish landmark 5 Bea Arthur's 12 Swiss hero .OOWN alter ego 10 Medicinal I Escapade plant %Texas 11 Remote from cottonwood the sea 3 Legendary 13 Hors d'oeuvre plant 14 Golfer's I Legal charge concern 15 "Down under' S Bwtgle & - up (fed bird the kitty) 16 Expurgate 17 Keyword 7 - Bator in "Citi8 Informal dance: Fr. zen Kane " - - - - 1 20 Friend, · 9Wor ds in Nantes of praise niqht in motel 21 Tiny 12 Poke fun at Oklahoma enouqh for me! · city 23 Hunks 26 Architectural piers a 22 Plenty : poet 23 Like some city 31 Reflection 32 Unique potaCoes 24 Chants 33 Knot 2S City of the 35 Sir Christo Space Needle pher 26 Literary . • 38 Suffix collection with book 34 Out-and~ut hostilities 36 ·Before Tues. FRANK & ERNIE THL! ONL.V m1G.f<, • Hf cAN 1>0 IS ! ! NIAIC.!: A 80WL.. -' Ofo· fOOl> l biSAP#)eA~ IN oNe GULP. .. •' I Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag On· Waldemar von Zedtwitz WEST !·12-A NORTH + AK J6 • K 14 3 • 2 +A K 7 4 EAST +98 754 + LO 3 • Q 10 6 2 + KQ865 b+----Jf-+-- +J3 . ---• J 9 13 • 10 9 6 2 SOUTH • Q2 • AJ9B5 + A LO 4 Q8 5 Vulnerable: Both Dealer : North West Pass Pass Pass DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work i t: ' AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW Norlb Easl Pass L+ 2+ Pass Pass 4• Pass Pass Soulh I• . 3 NT 6• CRYPTOQUOTES NO! Hf: MAY NCT SHOW IT , BUT HE1S TAK IN(7 IN EVERY!l-IIN& 11-IATS GOING ON AI\OUND HIM. Opening lead : • K Oswald : " Wa ldemar von Zedtwitz, one of the g r eatest Y GKDSJO players in the early days of XN TXIXEXPYDi{JH contract is 82 and while h is YDDXDZOK eyesight has almost faile d, it YH JQ EXIXHR, does not k eep him from QJL playing an occasional h a nd LKNFKTD KVZYE J Q of bridge." Alan : " Does he stili play YEE GKH. WYHK YOOYGN at all well ?" ·oswald: "I played a few Yesterclay's Cryptoquote: THE SAME PEOPLE WHO CAN hands again s t h im on a re· DENY OTHERS EVERYTHING ARE FAMOUS FOR cent visit to Honolulu. He REFUSING THEMSELVES NOTHING.-L.HUNT h eld the South hand and BARNEY tfOLI'RE ON . A DIET? COW!: SHE TROMP LED LET'S LOOK IT llf' IN Mi.( 1/IET BOOK ... , ' ~ ~•.- - i ( ~OW MAN'( CALORIES IN ONE 6~EAD CRUMB ? All OVER MY GARDEN PATCH didn't. " Oswald: "Waldy is usually slow player and t he bid· ding took quite a while . Waldy explained that h e considered try ing for seven , but decided again s t iL because a The really interesting leaLure of the hand is that after winnin g the first trick in his own h a nd h e immediate ly played his ace of h earts." Alan: "Th e perfect safety play to guarantee the con · tract against all card combi· natiO n s . Obviously, his dummy play has not s uf· fered from old age. n One letter simply stands for another. In this sampl e A is used for the 'three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters , z-11_ _. apostrophes, thethelength and formallon .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _TH....,\ ,;;,;;.;;,;;.;...;;..-. hints. Each day. code leiters are dilrereofn t.th e words are all By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag WINNIE reached six hearts on the bidding show n in the box . " Alan : " H e didn't bother .. with any modern gadgets ·in a n efforf'to get to seven, but it is just as well that he his heart suit was too weak . + Diner's choice 38 Volcanic spew 39 CroiiS out 40 Gennan river THAT DADBURN • ' BRIDGE ! WE OFFER YOU ••• 1. Two lull floors of ell new furniture. . · 2. Nice selectiano of used furniture . 3. A large building lull of btautiful ooroet• . Monday, Feb. 12 r-----------..;;;,;--------------------------,37 .RUllAND FURNRURE I 11 :ao-.:.Wheel of Fortune 3, 15; Family Feud 13; Love of Life e, 10; 11 :55-CBS News 8; House Call 10; News • 7. 12 :()()..New.center 3; News 6, 120; Jeopardy 15; Young & the Restless 8; Midday Maga zi ne 13; Lave American Style 11. · 12 :30'-Ryan's Hope 6,13; Search fo r Tomorrow 8,10; Password IS; Elec. Co. 20; IWJvle " Africa-Texas Style". 17 . 1 :oo---.:Holfywood Squares 3; All My Children 6, 13; News 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. . ·1:3G-Days of Our Lives 3,15; As The World Turns 8,10; 2:110-0ne Life to Live 6, 13. 2 : ~Doctors 3,15;; Guiding Light e, 10; I Love Lucy 17. . 3:()()..Ano1her World 3,1S; General Hos pltal6,13; Lilias Yoga & You 20; Speed Racer 17. 3:30-Mash 8; Joker's Wild 10; Flfntstones 17; Dick Cavett 20 .. 4:()()..Mister Cartoon 3; Me rv Griffin 6; Hollywood Squares 15 ; Porky Pig & Friends e; Ses~me St. 20,33; Batman 10; Dinah 13; Space Giants 11 . 4:3G-Bewltched 3; Gilligan's Is. 8i Brady Bunch 10; Petticoat Junction 15; (;llllgan·s IS. 17 . 5:11()..1 Dreamof Jeannie 3; Beverly Hillbillies B; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Gomer Pvle. USMC 10; Bionic Woman 13 ; Brady ' Bunch 15; I LJream of J ea nnie 17. 5:3~arol Burnett & Friends 3; News 6; Sanford & Son B; E lee . Co. 20; Marty Tyler Moore 10; Odd Couple 15; Beverly Hillbillies 17; Doctor Who 33 . 6 :oo-News3,8, 10,13,15; ABC News 6; Andy Griffith 17; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 6 :3G-NBC News 3, 15; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News e,JO; My Three Sons 17; Over Easy 20. 7:()()..Cross-Wits .3: Newlywed Game 6, 13; Please Stand By 8; New~ 10; Love, Amer ican Style 15; Carol Burnett & Friends 17; Lock, Stock & Barrel 20; Marsha ii ·U. Report 33 . 7:3G-Hollywood Squares· 3; Let' s Go To The Races 8; Candid Camera 6; Price Is Right 10; Donna Fargo 13; ln1ultion 15; ; Sanford & Son 17. e:()()..Movle " Tentacles" 3,15; Happy Days 6, 13 ; Movie "Crisis In Mid-Air" e, IO ; Wor ld at War 17; Austin City Limits 20; City Notebook 33. e :»-Lavene & Shirley 6, 13; To Be Announced 33. 9:11()..Three's Company 6,13; Movie "Kiss Me Kate" 33; Mov ie " Fathom" 17 ; Academy Leaders 20. 9:3G-Taxi 6, 13; . 10:()()..America Vs . l he World : Circus Cha llenge 3,15; Starsky & Hutc h 6, 13; Paper Chase 8,1 0. 10 :3G-Like II Is 20. 11 :DO--News 3,6,8, 10,13, 15; Dick Caveti 20: Hogan' s Heroes 17 ; Book Beal 33 . 11 :3G-Johnny Carson 3,15 ; Movie " Revenge far a Rape" 6,13; Barnaby Jones e; ABC News 33; Movie " Barefoot In the Park " 10; Movie " JohnGoldfarb, Please Come Home" 17. 12 :4().-Banacek 8; 1 :()()-.Tomorrow 3; 1 :3D-News 13; Movie " Man of the Wes t" 17. 3:30-News 17; 3:50-Movle " The Ga mb ler " 17. Manasseh B . O.stop Eating away AND WHY DOESN'T H& RESPOND TO WHAT WE SAY? HAS HE LOST HIS HEARINB 1TOO. . 5ee·ine Grate ;famJJy at : 10 :3G-AII Star Secre1s3,15; 12Q,OOO Pyramid 13; Andy Griffith 6; Price Is Right e, 10. 11 :()()..High Rollers 3,15; Happy Days 6. 13; Consumer . Survival Kif 20. ' 280ne: It. 9' & 12' WSHIONED FLOOR '3.,49 It '3.99 RUTI:AND FURNITURE m -2211 · · Rutland Yesterday,s Answer 18 Pitcher 28 Unwind 19 Jujube 30 Italian. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1979 S::!O'-World At Large 17; S:•$-Farm Report 13; 5 : 5G-PTL Club 13; S:55-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6 :D9-PTL Club 15; 700 Club 6,8; 6 : 1G-News 17; 6 :25Conce.rns &. Comments 10. 6 : ~Romper Room 17; 6 :45-Mornfng .Report 3; 6 :SOC-Good Morning . West Virginia 13; 6 :5$Chuck White Reports 10; News 13. 7:11()..Today 3, 15; Good !>lornlng America 6, 13; Tuesday Morning B; Schoolles 10; ; Three Stoogeslittle Rascals 17 .; 7: 15-Weother 33. 7:3G-Famlly Aflalr 10; B:()()..Capt . Kangaroo e, IO; Leave II To Beaver 17; Sesame St. 33 .. e ::!O'-Hozel 17 ; 9:()()..Merv Griffin 3; Phil Donohue 13,15; Emergency One 6; Hogan's Heroes 8; Ma1ch Game 10; Lucy Show 17. · 9:3G-Brady Bunch e; Hogan ' s Heroes 10; .Green Acres . 17. lO:()()..Card Shar ks 3, IS; Edge of Night 6; Al l In The Family 8.10; Dating Game 13; Movie "On Moonlight Bay " 11. . iim~~t~~; 27 City of W1 UNFO AIM RtliS '12.95 & UP Headqu.lftet s Now arrange the cirded leners to to·rm the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon . Print answer here: ( A~D -. IREGOUMI .!'' LrrrLE ORPHAN ANNIE ' 2-5-1 mo. V)flGI L!I.SR. ~~ ' "2-332$ 216 E. Second SlrHf Housing · I FIGLJI<:e ITS GOTTA 13E A o/. mile oft Rt. 71,1r-P.•• an Hammond AW FARM FOR sol•. Hovle. 2 barns · troller. lorg• pond. ' 10 acres 01 112 acr... 742-2566. 3 1h acres In Pom.,.ay. Secludec: wooded are-a on top of hill. Overlooks river. Watar, elec· , trlcavalloble. 992-3886. REAL ESTATEloans. Purchose and ~ 30 r., 1 nonce. year terms. VA No money down (eligible veterens) . FHA . ·As low 01 3 per cent down ( non·vetttrem ). Ireland Mortgage Co., n E. •...S~.te , .Athens . 614-592-3051 . FAIRVIEW HTS. 6 yeors old . All electric home , 3 . bedr., l'h both, lovely family . roam with wood burlng stove. fu,lly carpeted, garage, 1 acre. Near Meigs High School. 992-6287. -- - -·--· - ... .. _, Tomorrow 3. I : ~Movie " Bullwhip" 17; 1 :•a-News 13; 3: 1GNews 11; 3:31)-()pen Up 17. ROGER HYSELL GARAGE INSURANCE AG~ HOWERY AND MARTIN Exca...,oting, septic systems . dozer, backhoe , dump truck . limestone. grovel. blacktop · pav ing . Rt. 143. Phone I W•l E·C ELECTRICAL Contractor serv· 69e-7331. ing Ohio Volley region . Six days o week, ~4 hours service. BAlHROOMS AND Kitchens Eme rgency coils . Coli 882-2952 remodeled, ce ramic tile, plu.m· or 882·2305. bing, carpentry , and general mointenonce. 13 years ex· perience. 992·3695 . Real Estate for Sale PULLINS EXCAVATING. Complete Service. Phone 992·2478 . AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE been cancelled? lo!t your operators license? Phone 992·2143. Real Estate for Sale :-==:...::=="--"~==­ HbMESITES for sale, I acre and up. Middleport, near Rutland. Coll992·7481 . THREE BEDROOM frame home in Middleport. Coll992-3.457. WA~H AI>JD EASY HAVe LEFT THE; HATeD t!IHIP, 6/IAR.I<·· TO 60 DOWN A IVIY~Tf<RIOL/5 PLJIJNEL LEADir.l& UN DEl': THE ~!SA~ WOT'D WE 65T OUF<.· ~ELVES INTO, EA~Y ~ WHER.E THE HECK DOE~ THIS THir.IE! e>O 1 P11.H2-2114 i -12-1 mo. . . . .;,.,., '" CAPTAlNEASY SMITH NIL$0N MOTORS,_INC. On .... PtllNE 742-2328 ~ETE ,. ' ' c.r.. Quality Work You Can Depend IN Service Your Headquarters For For Sale I .- -----r---- - New, repair. gutters and downspouts . Window cleaning Gutter cleaning Free Estimates Ceramic Tilt - Fonnicl Counter Top5 . . Ceilings I Suspended, Texlure) - Tile - Floors - PanelliiG & Trim. 2-7-ma. COST IN Flotwoad!!I·Texos (l)m· munity area : Block long hair, cdult mole , cot. Missing since ,. Jon . 22 . Call 985-4344 after 5:30. FREE CANOY making closs at Di's , Candy and Coke· Supplies, Spr· ing Volley Plaza . 446-2134 for wanted to Buy reg istration . It's fun and easy. · Ypu'll be om~zed at what you CHIP ,.WOOD . Poles mo~e . diameter 10" on larges t end. fan do. $12 pe r ton. Bundled slab, $10 COLUMBUS,Ohlo(AP)- RACINE FIRE Dept. is now occep· per ton . Delivered to Ohio ting sealed bids on 1961 GMC Pallet Co., Rt. 2, Pomeroy. U. S. Sen. Howard Met· panel truck , as is. We hove the 992-2689.'. zenbaum says the American right to rejecf all bids. Bids will be accepted during the month TIMBER. POME.ROY Forest Pro· · consumer is taking a beatiog of Feb., 1979. Sen bids fo ducts. Top price for standing In his pocketbook as energy Racine Vo l ~nteer Fi re Dept ., sow timber. Coli 992-5965 or and food costs continue to Box 246, .Racine . For more · in· Kent HoQby, .1·446·8570. · rise . for~otion, co!l'9.t9-2050. ' OLD FURNlTURE. ice boxes, bros s Metzenbaum said there NEED A riCie to Go IIi polis Monday beds, iron beds , desks , etc., has been a 3 percent ckop in thru Friday. Should be in complete households . Write M.D. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy or Gallipolis by 7 orB om untjl4 or consumption "just because coii992-7711J. · 5. Alice Jones . 992-3967 . there has been Jess coming ' OLD COINS , pocke t watches. ln." do ss rings, wedding bonds, Yard Sale The Ohlo Democrat told d iamonds, Gold or silver. Call reporters Friday his previous IF You ho ve a ser .... ice to offer . Roger Yfamsley. 742·2331. . want to buy ar sell sOmething, predictions o.f a 15 percent oe looking for work .• .. or .WANT, TO buy,:, old 45 ond 78 hike in electric bills by the whote . . er . . . you 'fl get results · phon!)g roph · records. Coli end of 1978, and oontlnuing 15 992·6370 cir Co.ntocl Martin Fur· foster with o Sentinel Wont Ad . njture . percent annual hikes Call992-2156 . thereafter "If anything was WANTED TO buy : old jewelry. Call 992-5262 or write Kay conservative. I couldn't have IN THE Cecil. 87 S. 2nd , Middl eport, COMMON PL'EAS CO'-!RT been more right on my OH . · MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Jicedlctlons. This Is just the OACHSUND PUP , POODLE or beginning." 5 Boston terrie r. Prefe r younger ~A'v~N~SN & L~fNU ~JJ Metzenbaum said, thon6 ·mo. 992-7315. PANY however, he bad no specific PLAINTIFF vs new figures on rate in· JAMES SEE , whose address Auto Sates creases. is unknown ; CORA SEE , 1003 MUST SELL: 1977 Buick Electro. The senator also said he South Second Street, Mid· dleport, Ohio ; and RUTH Silver. Loaded. Astro roof. Will and Sen. John Glenn, D-Obio, GOSNEY , 271 South 6th , finonceifquolify . ~· 736· 3908 . have not yet conferred on Middleport, Ohio, 45760 . DEFENDANTS 1972 DATSUN 240 Z, needs a little their joint recommendations NO . 17,070 bodywork. $1750. 992-326-4 . for federal judgesbips to be ·k 17 lees gold carpet. Good LEGAL NOTICE 1975 BUICK CENTURV Custom, 13condition Plaintiff ha s brought this . 1 interior door . After made to President Carter. action namin g you ·as one of CQopper wi th black vi nyl top, ex6-. 992-3401. He said he would like to see the defendants in the above cellent shape, low mi leage, a woman appointed to the named court bv filing hi s will sell os is . Has new point job. 4 ne~ steel belted radials, federal bench, but noted be complaint on January 17, 1979. mogs ond AM·FM 8·tro ck tope and Glenn would be limited in deck. 231 V-6 engine. InThe obiect of the co mplaint teres ted pe'rson.s whould call their choice to the list is to forec lose a mortgage against the followin g provided them by the sCale descr ibed real esta te and th e 992·3933. ~~~~~~---judicial screening . com· prayer is to foreclose a rnorf . 1973 CHEVROLET SHORT bed . executed · by you as 63 000 'I · od d HEAI;)QUARTERS mlttee. He declined to say If a gage mortgagee on the follow ing · ml es, '"go con ltlon. 4 new tires. $1300. 8113·3053 . woman was among those on des cribed real estate to For all yoUr Appliaftce ' Athens County Sav in gs & 1978 DATSUN B-210 Fastback with Needs . the .llst. Loan Companv and for in · f 1 ' On national Issues, Met· terest. costs and for other ...! .s u..o~oo · m,ogs, ow mileage. 1 as may be pro per . Tht still lunder warranty Be sure to zenbaum said he should not relief real estate is descri b ed a! see thi! on&. E~Jen l ngs and be considered a certainty to follows : '···1 ... _.i Weekends. 992-7558. JACKW. Situated in the Village of vote In favor of the second CARSEY Middleport. County of Meigs 1975 DATSUN PICKUP , good con· Strategic Arms Limitation and Safe of Oh io . Mjjr. dition . Good t ires , low Phone992-2181 Being Lot No . 33, the north mileage. Runs good in snow. treaty , and declared his pa rt of Lot No. 34, and 10 feet, 985-3979. unhappiness with the recent m ore or Ies s , o ff t he east side ;;;:;:;:-::::;::;;-: ; - - -:---,..,--:U . S. negotiations with of· Lot No . 36, for a dep th of 80 1970 FORO three-quarter' ton 4· MF 135 gas ·t ractor. MF 150 gas speed. good condition. $745. troctor. MF 1135 tractor with Chinese Vice Premier Teng fee t . All in Beh.!ln's Addition . The total' of the above· parcel 1951 Chevrolet I 16 ton, flot cab ond AC. Gehl 95 MX Hslao-ping. of la nd being 55 feet, more or bed, $485 . 7.S2-3093. grinder-mixer . . Gehl 1070 "The U. S. has been out· less , on Short Stre~t, a nd 80 mower conditioner. Shinn's fee t, more or less, on Fr on t Tractor Soles. . OJ.k-458-1630. negotlateli at the bargaining . Street . GiveAway Liton , WV . " :·-' Reference Deed : Vol. 211 , table at Yalta and Helsinki, Pg . 935 , Deed Records Meigs SALE, RENT or .hire:· MF 200 B and now more recently by County FIVE MALE, female port Pekl' n ese · , Ohio . Corwler·dozer. MF 71 1 skid puppies . Wrile'Morgorel Moud, Teng," he said. You are required to answer steer lOader . Shinn's Tractor Rt. 1, Dexter, Ohio. the complaint within .twentY · Sales. 304-.t58-1630. lear- , WV. · eig ht dayi after the last ADULT FE~LE Irish Seiter, cffec· publica tion of this notice , By Roger tiono te. Also I ton dog, smaller REDUCE SAFE and fast with which will be pu bll'$he d once GoBese Tablets & E·Vap "water than a beagle. 949-233-4 . each week to r s ix s ucc essive ' pills". Nelson Drug. weeks, and the taut THREE PUPPIES. port Borde r Collie publication wi ll be made on and Beagle to good home . Marc h 12, 1979. · 992-3988. In case of yoUr failure to Real Estate for Sale answe r or otherwise respond BLACK FEMALE dog . German as per m itted by the Ohio Sh!!pard·type . Medium size. Rules of Civ il Procedu re 614-37e-63e9. within t he nme stated, judgment by default will be rend e red against vou for t!le THREE YOUNG pretty cats . 1 block ond White mole, I tiger r e l ief demand ed in th e mole, 1 gray end white female . complaint . Hu~ Society, 992-7680. Larry E . Spencer , New ·listing - Excellent Clerk of opportunity to own an For Rent Common Pleas . established grocery Meigs count y, Ohio COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. business and have.. a n ice Route 33 , north of Pomeroy. apartment too •.Apartment (2) 5. 12 , 19, 26' (3 1 5, 12, 6t c ' large lots. Call 992-7 ~79 . has 3 bedrooms, living room, bath, family room or ., AND .C RM. furnished and un· dining room and 2 porches. PR08ATE COURT OF fu r ni s hed op ts . Phone MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Grocery business Is doing 992-5434 . NOTICE OF ·verr, well and the price -= r = w o=:B C : E ':: D:O R': oo = M :. -:k -:11ch , .e _ n_l , u~ .. APPOINTMENT • Incudes stock and OF FIDUCIARY ed, opt. ~all before 8 om equipment. Located on On Januarv 24, 1979, In the 992·2288 . Meigs County Probate Court Salem Street In Rutland . Ca~e No . 22593, Elmora E: . LARGE HOME' In Pomeroy. Call for more Info. Selling BOt~e , 124 fv,\ulber ry Ave ., 992-2205 before 5. price S29,SOO.OO. Pomeroy , Ohio, Ramora c. Hobstettir Reattv Young , 773 N. Thurber Dr E FURNISHED HOUSE In Middleport. r Columbus , Ohio a nd Rober'f GeorgeS. Hobstener Jr. Suitable for 4 construction · Boic e, Bo x 5213, Walnut worhrs. Will clean weakly. Broker Creek, C&lirornle 94598 were After 6 coli lOA-882·2566 or Cheryl Lemley appointed Co · E)Cecutors of 992-5434 . Associate the estate of Raymond E. PhOno 742-2003 Boice , deceased, late of L.._ _.;_;_:;;;_:;.;_;:_;:.;.:_:_.__, Pomeroy , Ohio . ' Pets tor Sale Man nin g D . Webster • RISING STAR Kennels. Boordlng FIVE ROOMS ond bath. .laege 1 bosem&n.t, over J Y, acres. MldProbate Ju dg e. and grooming, all breeds. dleport, Shady Cove oreo. Call Clerk Cheshire. 367-0292. 992-5532 after 4:00. 11 I 29 , 121 5, 12. Jtc . . -~ - taking beating ....: custom Rem~deling~ 949-2862,949-2160 -,---·-·-~ ' 7: 3G-That Nashville Music 3; Dating Game 4; Muppet Show 6; Price Is Right 8; Wild Kingdom 10;; $1 .98 Beauly Show 13; Nashville On The Road 15; Sanford & Son 17; Mac Neil -Lehrer Report 20,33 . e :OO-Little House On The Prairie 3,15; Championship All Star Family Feud 6,13; Movie "Gone With the Wind" conclusion 8,10; BIIIIWJyers ' Journal 20 33 · let's Go To The Races 17; Last.ofthe Wild 17. ' ' 9:00-Backstarls at the White House 3.15; How tho . West Wlis Won '6 ; Academy Leaders 33 ; College Basketball 13,17; Growing Years 20. 10:00-Lou Grant 8,10; News 20; Movie "The Garden of the Flnzi-Conllnls" 33. 10 :3~rockett 's . Viclory Garden 20; 11 : ()()..News 3,6,8,10,13,15; Hogan's Heroes 17; Dick Cavett 20. 11 : 3G-Johnny Carson 3,15; Pollee Slory 6, 13; Rockford Flies 8; Movie " This Property Is Condemned" 10; Movie "Death ·Scream" 17. 12:3G-McMIIIan ·& Wife e; Ironside 13; 1 :()()... CRED IT BUREAU- _ .. _ .............. AI. TROMM IXINST. -Room Additions- .Roofing ) WILL CARE for the elderly in our Phone 992-2156 ·' . Services O .f fered He111 Wanted The PublUher reserves the right tD ed!t or r.:J.eecl ant ll.d.s deemed objectlonal. Pub laher wtU not be res\i:iblt! for mort! tNm one in~·ur· rec insertion. ' WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES H. L Wtitesel Pomeq Cement Block Co. In memory, Q!rd ul Thanks an~ Obituary : 6 l'enls rvr word, $3.00 minimum. Cashin a Vllnce. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12,1979 SMAL.L WHYTHE CHANGE ' Ads 1'\1'\nifll,t olher than consecullve will be cluif)!ed •t U.. I doy rae. TELEVISilJN VIEWING 13LJT VESTER H E l-IfT A Business Services For Reaoonably Steady Work Commencing About March 15th. Union Shop. Excellent Wages and Fringes. Must be Mature, Sober and Be Able to Handle and Mliritairi Tandem Vehicles •. Phone 992-5loo and We Will Mail You an Application Form . If you ApPfar to be Qua,ified, You will be interviewed. lJ, 2l c PROBATE COURT OF DICK TRAcy '. Alk tiMII!XPCPII You hold : •• WA Kxxx t AQJ111 •• A Nebraska reader asks what op e ning bid we recommend. . We OP.en one diamond , but considei- a one heart opening just a bout as good a way to : start proceedings. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. ) · (For a copy of JACOBY MOPERN. send $1 ro : ' Win ar Bridge, ·· care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489. Radio City Sta tion. New York , N. Y. 10019,) �. --------- ~ 10-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday. Feb. 12, 1979 . --~- . iProtesting farmers ...~ enter second -b ig : lobbying week •"' ..,..- - --:::;_- -- ·-----· --- -- -------------------------- 1I Area Deaths ! Pierce called .· . I· squ~d NEW YORK (AP) c._ Tele- . Varying reports lnitially in· Rockefeller, who was lying oo HAROLD E. THOMAS Mrs. l.!lrene l.ucas, CheShire. vision personality Ponchitta dicated the person who a couch. . Harold E. Thomas, 67, Seventeen grandchlldr!'n, 19 Pierce, attempting to answer moned help was a female "It seemed to me that the Cheshire, died Saturday great-grandchildren and two questioos about her role the neighbor. The caller was best thing I could do was call evening at his residence. great-great-grandchildren night of Nelson Rockefeller's .later identified as Miss' 911. I phooed 911 and asked Mr. Thomas was born Oct. survive. death, says it was She- not a Marshack, a research for emvgency medical 10, 1911 at Point Pleasant, the Five brothers and four Rockefeller aide - who assistant who was ·with 1 the • ••sistant@," her statement son of the late Floyd and sisters survive: Marcus, called the police emergency fonner govern~r and vice said. Margaret lfurke Thomas. • Lester and Stacy, all of number. president when he was . Miss' Pierce said after she • Mr. Thomas w·a s an Spril\gficld; Stanley, Mutual, Miss Pierce's public state- stricken. · placed the call she left the automobile painter of !5 Ohio ; Rev. Erman Peters, ment, issued. Saturday night Unidentified sources sub- townhouse and walked back "· ~ WASHINGTON (AP) supports cannot be raised if posed no new price-support years hpvlng operated Florida; Mrs. Ercel (Esta) through her lawyer, was the sequenUy said the caller was to her apartment. On the Protesting farmers, now in the higher · level would legislation. Thomas Brothers' Garage in · Niday, New . Carlisle, Ohio; fiEst by any person known to Miss Pierce, a one time way, she said she saw a pollee -the second week of 1979 overprice 0 .S. crops in world The House Agriculture Cheshire. . An assistant Mrs. Sarah Myers, South have been present when Rockefeller employee who car and·told the officers to go · 'lobbylng ((I' higher graln markets, which now have Committee is · holdihg three ~ntrol rC)Om operator at Charleston, Ohio; Mrs. Roy Rockefeller died of a heart · · now · works for WNBC to Rockefeller's apartment. ~upport prices, have . been heavy supplies Of the days of hearings this week · KygerCreekPowerPlant. He (Lottie) Hughel, Springfield, attack on Jan. 26 at ·his office-' television as co-host of a local .,.(l'klng long days . in the commodities involved. and two next week on the organized the first basket ball Ohio, and Mrs. Lucy Gard- townhouse at 13 West 54 St. public affairs program: (.'Clllgressional field. ~ickin's A national emergency In resolutions and the team in Cheshire, served on ner, Urbana. Two brothers: Meanwhile, today's In her statement, Miss are mighty slim. which farmers would need Ill protesters' complaints about the school board at Cheshire WUiie and Curtis, preceded editions of the paily News Pierce said she was called by ~ Protest leaders are stUI be encouraged to produce farm programs generally. for 18 years, was very active him in death. quoted an unidentified Miss Marshack, her friend ,llopeful, however, saying more, even with today's overin Utile League and softball. · Mr. Peters joined Okey member of the Rockefeller and neighbor In a cooperative -acceptance of their ideas is flowing bins, is the only ex- Truck destroyed He was also an active Chapel Church near Lecta at family as saying· privately apartment building at 25 •wider than expected. ception to that condition. member of the BiR Bend CB . age 18. He moved to Cheshire that despite confusion over West 54 St., between 10:50 legislation the ; The By Friday, the seemingly A 1978 pickup truck was ciub and paleyd the tram- in 1920, and became a . specifics of . Rockefeller's p.m. and 11 p.m. American Agriculture pointless measure had ~ destroyed by fire Saturday at bone with the New York member of the Cheshire death "we are abllolutely "She told me that Gov. :fo(ovement is backing this sponsors in the 43lknember 12:47 a.m. Bob Tripp, Fire Central Band. Baptist Church. satisfied nothing could have Rockefeller had suffered a _year is a resolution urging the House and 13 in the 100- t.llief ofthe urange 'l'ownsn•p He is suryived by his wife, He has served as church been done to save him." heart attack and aSked me to •Carter administration to member Senate. volunteer fire department Clara B. BookllJs Thomas, superintendent, teacher ao<! Miss Pierce's statement come immediately to 1.3 West -raise the supports and basic By The Auoctated Press Agriculture Secretary Bob reported. two daughters and sons-in- trustee of the Cheshire emerged out of mounting 54 St.," just a few buildings ,inarket prices ro 90 percent of Bergland, emerging last At least 11 persons lost The fire department Jaw, Myrna and Jessie Baptist Church, and owned .coilfusion about the events away. . ~ 'parity.', their lives on Ohio's week from meetings in responded to the call· with Beaver, Cheshire; and an honor,ry lifetime deacon surroundlng Rockefeller's ·When sl1e reached the ~; -One lrundred percent parity r6adways over the weekend, · remote offices with small ' eight men. The truck was Haroldlne and John Oller, membership. death, specifically apartment, Miss Pierce said ·.theoretically would give groups of protesters, said owned by Raymond Lyon, Hollywood; Fla.; four Funeral services wUI · be concerning the time and She saw only Miss Marshack according to the state ".farmers a return oo crops each time: "We plan no Parkersburg. An electrical grandsons, , Michael Baver, held 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Patrol. place of the death and the administering mouth-to- Highway The patrol counts traffic ~parable to that received changes in basic farm short is believed to have been Cheshire; Joy J., John T., Cheshire Baptist Church with presence of a Rockefeller mouth resuscitation to deaths ,W growers In the 1910-14 policy." from 6 p.m. Friday , the cause. and Antl!oqy G. Oiler, aU of Rev. Alfred Holley and Rev: aide, Megan Marshack ;Period. But that sounds too until midnight Sunday. President Carter has proHollywood; two sisters, Mrs. William Uber officiating'. much like a "guaranteed The dead: Curtis (Marcella) Rice, Burial will be ln Gravel Hill CLASSES OUT irofit" they know they can't SUNDAY , Tenn., and Cemetery. Friends may call The Meigs County School · Goodlettsville· ,~~ell, leaders say. NEWARK-Kevin P. LamMrs. Auburn (Dorothy) at the WaughHalley· Wood Hospital News District dismissed classes .Meadows, Baltimore, Md.; Funeral Home from 2-4 and 7· A boost to !MI percent would mers, 24, of Ottawa, in a twoearly Monday morrilng as "five brothers, Raymond, 9 p. m. Tuesday. using January prices Veterans Memorial hospital · car accident on Ohio 161 in snow contlnued to fall. Meig~~ Buffalo, Mo.; Donald, . The body wUilie in state at ~ costs, a governmentLicklng County. Saturday Admissions Eastern and Southern a1 ::backed support price lor Richard Berkhamer, Jr., MEDINA - Kevin R. Cl<J~'ll,b u·s ; Marvin, the church one hour prior to . ! ~shire; David, Arizona, the services. )!heat of $5,05 a bushel Chester; Lela Easterday, sch~duled classes today. Shaw, 21, of Medina, in a two~ompared with the 1978 Racine; Wilma Osborne, car accident on a · Medina and James, of Grass Valley, Pallbearers wlU be Terry ;!!Upport of $2.35 and an Pomeroy; Sharuion Petrie, County road. , GET LICENSE Calif. Lucas, Brian Lucas, . Gary .average l!"lling price of $3.02. Pomeroy; Oris Hubbard, CLEVELAND -Clifford J. Marriage licenses were Funeral services will be i Peters, Rick Oudding, Jerry COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) said. "And !don't want it Ill )For corn, the ·support would Syracuse. Woss, 25, of Novelty, ln a oneissued to Phillip Adelbert held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Scott, Ronald Will, all Older Ohimms would receive be a sen.ior citizen bUI." tgo from f2 to ·at least $3.53 a car accident on Interstate 77 Saturday Discharges 'Thomas, 26, GallipoUs, and Rawlings .Coats . Funeral grandsons of Mr. Peters. greater property tax breaks in Cuyahoga County. · :Jlwrllel, compared with an Harold Circle, Frank Clark, Deloris Zola Newell, 20, Home with the Rev. WUiiam under two bOis heading for NEWARK-LarryE.Fad•verage price of f2.10 last Wilma Anderson, Brady Middleport; George Alvin Uber officiating. Burtal wUI separate legislative ley, 28, of Newark, In a carmonth. Knapp, Mildred Tubbs, Della Moden, 63, Pomeroy, and . be in Cheshire Gravel HUI committee hearings this ~ A fundamental problem Curtis, Hazel Westen, Susan train accident at a Licking Bernice Irene Molden, 61), Cemetery. :1\rlends may call week. ,With the legislation is that Tracy, Allee Garnes. County railroad crossing. at the funeral home any time. · - Pomeroy. Both measures seek. to .:~ther federal laws don 'I Sunday Admissions · .c. · !<_~~-. . LISBON Russ E. Pallbearers wlll be Tommy liberalize the state's :j,ermit such a hike under Raymond Justis, Middleport; Russell, 62, of Lisboo, a Oxyer, Ray Zerkle, Ralph homestead exemption law, ~y's economic conditions. Wliliam Haley, Rutland; pedestrian struc~ by a Rife, Harolq Mack, Edward which allows qualified · EXTENDED FORECAST ' Minimum supports were Clarence Price, Portland. on Ohio 164 in vehicle Preston, and Merrlll Briggs. homeowners to reduce the Wednesday through fixed in 1977. And since they Columbiana County. Sunday Discharge Friday: . Colit Wednesday ,, .'[1 ,,.0. RlU_ taxable value of their dwellare the effective market Norma Goddowin. SATIJRDAY with a aUght warming . CLARENCE PETERS '"'e' lngs. ~oars for grains and cotton, DATYON- WUliam T. RowMeigs will battle Nelson· · Thursday. Colder again Clarence C. ·Peters, 90, a A Senate bUI sponsored by land, 20, of Dayton, in a oneville-York in the first game of resident-of <!:l)eshire, died at By The Associated Press Sen. Jerome Stano, DFriday. Snow pouible each SQUAD RUNS car accident on a Dayton city the Class AA Sectional !:50a. m, Sunday lll'narans ' The light snow and flurries Parma, would Increase the The Pomeroy emergency ' day. Highs Wednes•y and street. Tournament Feb. 22 at Me m 0 r i a.J. H 0 spit a 1, . which fell in much of Ohio to- · maxlinum Income of persons squacj ,, iJ!IfJ.S called to ~e ; Thursday in the 3h In the DAYTON Antonio Patrie residence on Mecharuc· north to 40o In tbe south. . Pomeroy. He had been In day are expected to end who qualify for homestead Athens High School Wright, 73, of Dayton, in a Pairlngs for the 'event were falling heahh the , past six tonig~t and give way to ·· exemptions to $15,000 from St. late Saturday afternoon Hlcbs dropplae Into tbe zts tw~H'ar accident on a Dayton Sunday. Nelsonville, made years and hospitalized the relatively mild cooditions by the present $10,000. ad.r Z8o Friday. Overnl&bt for ShaMan Petrie who was past three weeks. mid-week. Gov. James A. Rhodes ex- York has a 13-3 record while city street. Jowi moelly Ia the teeaa to taken to Veterans Memorial quick promotion BATAVIA- Vernon ShepDurlng the past five years, A small low pressure pressed support for such Meigs is 4-13. Hospital where he was ad- low 20s early Wednesday, Sheridan, 9-7, plays New herd Sr., 42, ofHarrison, Ind., , good benefits mitted. he had mad~. his home with a center over southern llllnois legislation in his State of the , In the ZOs to low 3h Thursln a one-car accident on U.S. Lexington, 9-7, in the second !hould ;Package be over the VIrginia State message last week and At 12:47 a.m. Monday the day, and 10 to 18 Friday. daughter and -son-in•I aw, cBast tonight, the National said his new budget contains game that evening. 50 in Clermont County. squad went to the Village LO.RAIN -Randy W. Huff~'%ire~nd, Lor~e Lucas, Weather Service said. A large funds for it. On Friday, Feb. 23, Green Apartments in ca11 Army · He was born May 9, 1888, ln high pressure system over Rep. Dennis E. Eckart, D- .· Alexander, 12-6 battles man, no age listed, of Pomeroy for Sheila Reeves central Canada wUI Euclid, said he plans to offer Warren, 8-8 and Federal Grafton, in a two-car who was lll. She was taken to Lawrence Coun t y, SO!lth EVENT CANCELLED move southeast to northern asubstitutebillforonehein- Hocking plays Belpre at 8:3jl accident on a Lo~aln County Lecta ( 583-3022 collect Holzer Medical Center. ' ·Tile Mal!llolla Club meetin.- Milson Twp.) son of the late road. p.m. to· be held at the home of Jeptha and IDrtensay Higgins Lower Michigan by Tuesday traduced that woulC! proyi<!~ a COLUMBUS - David R. On Tuesday, Feb. 27, the · morning. flat $5,000 exemption for disEdna Slusher has been Peters. . .·, Spencer, 22, of Columbus, in a winners of the Meigs • He marrted Goldie Swisher The snow flurries should abled OhiOBllS and persons cancelled lot this month. one-car accident on a NelsonvilleYork game and · on Jan. 1, ··191-1, at Little end in Ohio as the ridge of aged 65 or older. . . . Kyger. She preceded him In high pressure approaches. Eckart said he plans to Sheridan-New Lexington Columbus city street. FRIDAY •. OPTOMnRIST death on Feb. 11, 1970. The cold weather is change !lis bUI to conform contest play. Finals are set GREENVILLE - Floyd L. 1t OFFICE HOURS: 9:30 to 12, 2'to 5 (CLOSE t ·Vietor Hqgo.: wrote a senMr. Peter.s was an em- expected to continue through with Stano's In view of the · for Saturday, March 3. Rodgers, '11, of HollanSburg, : AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COII~T I tenc~ In Les Mlserables ployee of the New York Tuesday The winner advances to the night. But governor's support of the District Tournament at Ohio in a two-car accident on U.S. . I' containing 823 words. . ST.; POMEROY: Central RaUroad at Hobson, forecasters say relatively. $15,000 cutoff point. 36 in Darke County. ' --~~-~~~----·-----------~ . having retired in 1956 after 34 mUd conditions are expected "Under all three proposals, University. Wednesday as a southerly it's all a plus f<r older years servii;e. He Is ,slirvlved by three flow of air pours into Ohio Ohioans," Eckart said. sons arid five daughters: behind the high pressure. "They all are Improvements vaughan, Cplumbus; Mrs. Light snow spread over over the existing situation. IsiS Scott, Mt. sterling, Ohio; Ohio early today with some It's just a question of how Earl, Las Vegas, Nevada; light freezing rain reported in much each 'individual Will Mrs. · Georgia Garrison, the Cincinnati area. Dayton receive." Akron; Mrs. Bernice wm, picked up about an· Inch of Senators begin their Whittier, Calif.; Archie, Eik new snow overnight. legislative week with a Temperaillres rose slowly session tonight. The House Grove, Calif· .; Mrs. Chri st ln e durin •• · ht db 1 Tu sda t;Judding, Nitro, w. va., and g u•e mg an year y returns e y at 11 a.m. today ranged ftom 10 to 15 deThe Senate Ways and grees In the north to the 20s In Means Committee scheduled the south. a hearing Tuesday mornlng Youngstown and Akron on Stano's bUI, and the House •I {i!!M'tiilued from page I ) were the coldest spots in the Ways and Means Committee . l .r &l'ffied forces have opened state with readings of 11 wlll consider Eckart's fi're on tne people." It degrees. Cincinnati was the measure later in the day. The Euclid Democrat said Model HQ 6869 broadcast an "order Ill all warmest with a temperature of '11 degrees. he will · offer his substitute r~volutlonaries" armed Stereo Cassette and S-Track Player/Recorders with which said: "Since all the History tracing :::~a\ the House panel's AM/FM Stereo Receiver and Deluxe Autbmatic garrisons h~ye surrendered, Re~ord Changer "My. original bill was they should be surrounded by This feature-loaded stereo.system performs as 9reat as' dralted ln December !lnd prethe revolutionary armed slated Friday it looks! filed in the House," Eckart forces." AM/FM STEREO SECTlON .... High power The Return Jonathan sale!,: "I didn't know the Khomeinl's l~year fight to Meigs Chapter of Daughters output with lower distortion, increased high and low governor was going to take it convert Iran from a of American Revolution will frequency range, FM muting, large illuminated tuning (the exemption) to $15,000. monarchy to an Islamic meter, A -B speaker switch. · meet Friday, Feb. 16 In the "His (and 'Stano's) republic rea~ed a successful River Boat Room of the CASSETTE PLAYER/RECORDER .... Built-in ALC approach is broader than climax Sunday, after twq ·Athens County Savings and fast forward, rewind, play, record, stop/e)ect and ' mine, and I welcome it," he days of bloo<jy street fighting pause controls, digital tape counter. Loan, Meigs Branch at 1 :30 said. in Tehran, when the armed S- TRACK PLAYER IRECORDER .... Built-in ALC Eckart said he feels the for,:es chief of staff ordered p.m. Tracing ancestors will be automat~ st~p, fast forward, pause and record, I,.. EO ' governor's $17.7 billion all troops back to their program 1nd1catorS. presented by Mrs. Thereon budget is underfunded. The barracks and declar'ld his DELUXE AUTOMATIC RECORD CHANGER .... support for' the '16-year-<Jid Johnson and Mrs. Robert House Finance ·Committee Fu ll size changer, cue and pause control, stylus Ashley. The only money will soon be given the task Shiite MOS!e!'l patriarch's pressure c~ntrol, ~nti-skate meChanism, ceramic making project of the ofexaminlng the budget bUI. revolution. association, a silent auction, cartridge/d<amonll stylus, Pius a deluxe bass reflex With the army no longer "U that'ls the case, someported speaker system, Speaker size: 23" x 12" x 7". wlll be held. . thing has to' be cut," Eckart behind him, Prime Minister Walnut grained vinyl veneer on wood product Hostesses will be Mrs. Dale ,• Shah pour • .~al!htlar was construction. · Mrs. Daniel 'Thomas, Dutton, reported to have dellvered his Pomeroy police '•· resignation to Mehdl Mrs. Everett Hayes, Mrs. Bazargan, Khomeinl's Charles Lewis and Mrs. check 2. wrecks ONLY nominee to head a provtalonal Robert D. Craig. government. Bakhtiar Two . curs were heavily Saving money in a passbook savings account or time certificate dropped out of sight, and damaged In a collision on E. account is necessary in today's economy. A savings account there were unconfirmed Main St., early Sunday earns inlerest compounded daily, giving. you money to meet nunors that 'be had Oed the morning. emergencies or for buying luxuries. A savings account will also country or committed Pomeroy police said a car help to send your kids to college! SEEK DISSOLUTION suicide. , driven by Larry Huston, Filing for dluolution were Dayton, traveling east on Tehran's 'streets were back . We Wi1 Be Closed Monday, februaJY 19th In Obarance al Plllidints lily David Lynn Robinson, East Main St., went left of to something like normal today, with · heavy traffic Syracuse, and Susan Jane · center and struck a westjams, volunteer "Islamic Robinson, Syracuse. bound car driven by ·. pollee'~ trying tp direct Marguerite Mace, Point · MEET TIIURSDA Y · traffic, some sporadic Pleasant. There were no The Willing Workers Class Injuries. shooting, youths carrying POMEROY, OHIO rifles as If tl\ey were attache of the Enterprise United HWiton was charged with and lncreaain11 Methodist Church will meet driving while Intoxicated and cases, '40,000 MUimum lnsuriiiCI F« £ad) Deposilol numbers of lhops and street at the home of Mrs. Thomas leaving the scene of an acMember Ftdllll Deposit I~ Corpoilllion Bentz Thursday at 7:30p.m. cident. &!alia reopening. sum- .. 11 killed on Ohio's highways· Snow ends • hf T OurD.ament • • pmrmgs announced Tough challenges .for tough people. . 1 By The ·Aiooclated Press Bitter cold and about haH a foot of new snow left most of the East Coast In a vast deep freeze today. Ninety-mph wind,s and heaey.rains brought massive power blackouts and floodlng to the PBCific Northwest. Record lows- as cold as 47 below zero in New York State were recorded throughout the East after a low pressure system blew in from the Midwest, then headed out over the Atlantic Ocean. An area within a !()().mile radius of Washington, D.C., appeared to have been the hardest hit by a snowstorm which closed many schools and forced motorists to ~bandon their cars. ·Tree-toppllng winds gustlng to 90 mph knocked out power to about 42,000 homes and businesses in ihe state of Washington today, and a number of hospitals were forced to .switch to emergency power. · . ''The trees are falling faster than we can put the power lines back up," said Frank Moses, a utility company dispatcher in · Hoquiam, Wash. "Our servicemen was watchlng all the trees fall down and jllllt decided to wait until they stopped falling." In the meantime, a blanket of dense fog covered east and central Texas, cuttlng visibility to less than half a mile, and fog and mist wu disrupting air traffic in southern California. Much of the town of Mesa, Wash., remained under 4 feet of R. vrooi"PrirN";o:o~--, I FOR THA.TSPECIAL ••• VALENTINE C!Jannel Master Gistance Compact Stereo YOUR SAVINGS HERE I $29995 .... Farmers Ban-k ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY water, following a weekend of flooding. Streets were caving in, the water supply )'laS contaminated and power poles were tilting. . "The town is shut down tight," said Sharon Cunningham, a volunteer worker at the Red Cross headquarters in the sou!heastern Washingron hamlet. "Nobody can come and nobody can go." · , · The National Weather Service reporte<l '/ mches of snow at Alexandria, Va., and other suburbs of the nation's capital, and police spotted skiers in downtown Washington. National Airport, closed ln the afternoon, reopened about 10 p.m. Monday. Public schools throughout the Washington area were . close<! and some canceled classes tnday as well. Snowy roads were blamed for the deaths of two persons in suburban Maryland, police said. In one, a drtver was unable to stop her car on a steep hill, striking and killing a pedestrian. Disgruntled commuters on a bus in the DiStrict of Columbia took a look at curb-to-<:~~rb traffic ahead and voted to change their normal route . Their bus driver complied. A pregnant woman, stranded in traffic, was rescued by a poliee offic;er who drove her to Georgetown University Hospital on the only route free of traffic - the sidewalks, said Steve Harray, a hospital administrator. She made it in time to deliver her baby. · "It's a mess," said a teleohone Of)erMnr :lt the capital Hilton Hotel, not far from the White House. A desk clerk who refused to give his name said the hotel wa~ filled with commuters stranded in the .city. 11 • Commuter Mary Ellen Grogan said it took her four hours to get home from work, usually a !!!Hninute trip. After waiting an hour lor a bus, she gave up and headed for the city's new subway. • · She was not alone. Police had to restrict crowds-trying to get into one subway station, and trains were filled to capacity . Cars, abandoned after they stalled or becam.e snow-bound, were a problem throughout the area. Tow trucks worked overnight in an effort to clear cars off roads for the morning rush hour . II was' the second major eastern snowstorm in a week. A storm last Wednesday dumped 5% inches of sn.ow on Washington, where traffic is normally crippled with more than an inch or two. In Washington, traffic was further hampered by protesting farmers staging a !S().tracror parade from their encampment to the Lincoln Memorial. On the wesiem edge of the storm, in West Virginia, up to 8 inches of snow were reported. Five inches fell in Clarksburg, W. Va., where a propjet crashed on takeoff Monday from Benedum Airport in nearby Bridgeport, killing two persons. Fresh snow across Pensylvania, up tn 7 inches in places, (USPS 145-960) was blamed for at least three traffic deaths on slick roads. Two Northumberland County teen-agers were k'illed in a threevehicle accident south of Sunbury, and a Beaver County man died~~ a head-<Jn collision near Butler, pollee said. Monday was a day of record lows. In Pennsylvania, the mercury hit 2 degrees in Philadelphia and fell to -19 across the state in Bradford. Erie recorded minus 8. It was .0 cold across parts of New York that the water company in the village of cairo suggested residents leave their taps turned on so their water pipes wouldn't freeze. "We are running about 10 degrees below normal for the month so far, " said Bart Walker of the National Weather Service in Albany. "This means temperature for the month is 22 degrees and we've been below that every day this month." Old Forge in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains reported a low of -47 Monday. Elsewhere, Saranac Lake reported -42, Rome -25, Massena and Watertown -22, Syracuse and Glen Falls -21and Plattsburgh -20. Buffalo reported a record low of10. Baltimore . Washington International Airport recorded a low of -7 Monday, and Wilmington, Del., dipped to a record low of ·I. In Connecticut, Monday temperatures included -26 at Chester, -17 •.at Avon and -18 at Stafford, Ellington and Glastonbury. • • at y ..........en tine e '' Older Ohioans would-· benefit mean, r- Bitter cold, snow pelts' East Coast VOL. NO. XXIX NO. 211 MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY, OHIO TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1979 15 CENTS Conservation plan being Checked GREG BUSH LORI WOOD Pair .honored Two Meigs County teenagers were honared Saturday night at a reception held by the 12th Masonic District at the Rio Grande College Cafeteria honoring Daniel Iceman, Grand Master of all Ohio Masons. Honored were Miss Lori Wood, daughter ·ol Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wood, Condor St., Pomeroy, and Greg Bush, son of Mrs. Celeste Bush, South Third Ave., Middleport. · Miss Wood was selected as the outstanding member of Job's Daughters in the district and Bush was selected as the outstandiJ)g DeMalay mem her of the lour counties making up the district. Counties include Meigs, Gallia, Lawrence and Jackson. The two were presented excellence in youth certificates by Grand Master Iceman at the reception attended by over 200 persons. Miss Wood is a past honored queen of Bethel 62, International Order of J.ob's Daughters, and was queen of the local DeMolay Chapter last year. Bush has held several offices ln the Meigs ·Chapter, Order of DeMolay and is currently senior councilor at the present time. Miss Wood is a senior at Meigs High School and Bush is a sophomore at that school. Six hurt in 14 mishaps Six persons were injured durtng 14 Monday accidents investigated by · the GaliiaMeigs Post, Highway Patrol. An auto operated by Mildred Johnson, 26, Gallipolis, was demolished durlng a one-vehicle accident on Johnson Ridge Rd., one and four-tenths ·of a mile south of Bulaville Rd., at 2:20 p.m. Officers report that Johnson's auto went out of control on the ice covered roadway, passed of! the left ·side and struck a tree. Johnson claimed Injury, but was not immediately treated. · · The ·patrol investigated a three-vehicle accident on SR 7, two and three-tenths of a mile south of SR 218, at 10 a.m. oiflcers report that a south bound auto operated by Dow Saunders, 22, Gallipolis, went out of control, passed left of center, and struck north bound vehicles driven by Robert Warren, 47, Gallipolis, and Charles Nuckles, 71, GaUipoUs. Saunders claimed Injury, but was not immediately treated. Warren and a pa~t~enger, Garnett Phillips, Gallipolis, claimed Injury, b~t were not EXTENDED FORECAST Thursday through Saturday: Warm Thursday then turninll colder Friday and Saturday. Rain posoible Thursday and Friday but cbanglag to snow In the north Friday. Fair Saturday. High Tbanday Ia the 30s to low t08 Ill the north aod Ill the flli to low 50s Ia the south. Temperatures dropping lnlo tbe QPper 28& and 38s' by Satarday. Overnight Iowa mostly Ia the teens aad ZGo. . immediately treated. .. :saunders was cited on charges of excessive speed lor conditions. All tlu'ee vehicles Incurred moderate damage. Two vehicles Incurred ' heavy damage · during an accident on SR 124, •fourtenths of a mile west of SR 325 In Meigs County, at'4 :30 p.m. The patrol reports that an · · east bound auto operated by Paul Thomas, 28, Middleport, went out of control, traveled left of center and struck a west bound vehicle driven by Mark A. Oiler, 23, Pomeroy, head-<Jn. Both drivers claimed Injury, but were not im· mediately treated. Thomas was cited on charges of left of center. The GalJia-Meigs Post investigated 11 other accidents Monday attributed to the snow and ice covered condition of the roadways, during which the vehicles involved incurre.d minor, damage. BY BOB HOEFLICH Middleport Village Council, meeting in regular session Monday night, agreed to look into an energy conservation plan for three large buildings used lor village operations. The aotion came alter Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate pointed out that natural gas billings for the three structures which include the lire station, village hall and the vehicle garage, will run be· tween $900 and $1,000 this month. · Grate urged council to look into ways that might con· Deer accident probed Monday · A deer was l>illed Monday at I: 10 a.m. ori SR 143 when it ran into the path of an auto driven by Leslie R. Gibbs, 30, Rt. 1, Rutland. A~cording to the Meigs County Sheriff's Department, there was slight property damage and the ct'river was not injured . Sheriff Proffitt request s that drivers of four wheel vehicles refrain from running their vehicles on property without first getting · the consent of the landowner. Sunday evening deputies answered a complaint that a four wheel vehicle was runntn'g on ·a oerson !s property without permission in the 'IJicinity of Rock Springs Cemetery. The driver was located and a warning issued. serve gas rather than to contioue paying such bills. Following a discussion on possible solutions, Councilmen Allen Lee King and Dewey Horton were named to Investigate the situation and report recommendations ~t the next meeting of council. ORDINANCES APPROVED Council gave the final readings and approval to three ordinances which in· elude a payroll ordinance granting employes an approximate seven petcent wage increase retroactive to the first of this year; an ordinance providlng for the removal of snow and 'procedures to he followed in moving vehicles which might be hampering snow removal, and a fair houslng ordinance providing a g a ins t discrimination in housing lor all persons. . ·~ Snow cushioned crash By S'rEVE SWIF'J' the ground was covered with Associated Press Writer about 14 inches. The plane, BRIDGEPORT, W.Va . Flight 561, was bound lorNa(AP) - A thick covering of tional Airport in Washington, snow probably saved many D.C., and had been delayed lives by cushioning the crash lor just less than 2'h hours of a twinengine Allegheny because of the weather , Airlines plane that flipped Allegheny spokeswoman upside down after takeoff, .. Nancy Vaughan said. says an engineering · The plane was taking off consultant. Two persons were from Benedum Airport at killed. about 1:10 p.m., and was "The snow allowed the bound lor Morgantown, plane to skid and then make a W.Va., before going .on to gentle stop. It came to rest on Washington. · its .own," said Harvey AeroMech Inc., which also Epstein, 32, an engineer and a flies out of Benedum; suspassenger aboard the flight · pended flights about baH an on Monday. hour before the? crash It was not known whether because airports that Its the ' he~vy snowfall flights were going to were contributed to the crash. snowbound, airport-manager After Monday 's fresh snow, Angelo Koukoulis said. A letter was received from Ashland Oil reporting an increase of one cent per gallon on all types of gasoline as of Jan. 30. Council approve d th e report of Mayor Fred Hoffman for January. The report showed $1 ,552 collected in lines and fees and $115 ln Add' · l . ttwna snow closes schools Schools of Meigs County were closed today as the result of snow which fell practically all day Monday. Attempts were made to reopen schoo ls Monday in all thr ee county districts, howeve r, as snow kept fallin g, students were returned to their homes in the early afternoon. Schools were closed three days la•-t week. J\11 districts have exceeded the five days permitted without makeup as the result of calamities. Grate w11l check mto the matter. Council agreed to purchase a one-ton flatbed dump truck from Albert Goeglem_ . Mayor Hollman reported on his trip to Washmgton, D. C., last' we~kend ~hen he conferred With Housmg and Urban Developm~nt ?fficials on steps needed m lilmg an application lor an HUD grant. The mayor reported the meeting was instructive and productive. Council discussed . repair work on the Shadle Br1dge at Point Pleasant and what effect it will have on truck traffic. through Middleport. Council also discussed a street surface problem near the corner of Walnut and Fisher Sts. . Attendmgthemeetmg were Mayor Hoffman, ClerkTreasurer Grate, and Councilmen Horton, King , William Walters and Carl Horky. Wahama musicians get •• • 17-superzor I'atzngs However; weather conditions at National were good, he added. The plane's first officer, David Baltes of Beaver Falls', Pa., and a passenger, Mary Sturm of Fairview, W.Va. died in the crash . All 23 survivors were admitted to Members of the Wahama United Hospital Center in band who competed ln the Clarksburg, 'administrator annual Solo & Ensemble Max Francis said. Contest received 17 "111 or Among the injured was the . Superior ratings and six " II" plane's captain, Robert or Excellent ratings . . Everly of Camp Hill, Pa., Students were judged on a who was reported in serious five rating plan with a " I" or but stable condition, and Superior being the highest .. · blues singer Leon Red bone, According 'to the West who complained of brtiises . Virginia rating system a Another individual, not Superior ratlng is described identified by hospital au- as follows: thorities, was in critical Rating I - An outstanding condition. performance, with very lew technical errors and and the Percussion Enexemplifying a truly musical semble, Kenny Bond, John expression . This rating Van Meter, Jerry Oldaker, should be reserved for the Mark Thompson, Eddi~ truly outstanding per· Wildman, and Jenny Clark. ' formance. The following students The following students received "II" ratings on their received "I" ratings on their ensembles: Brass trio solos: Karen Brown, piccolo; Dave Rose, flebbie Starr and Terri Johnson, flute; Tammy Melanie Sisson; braso qulntet Yoho, clarinet; Brett Grin- - Todd Tucker, Tammy stead, trombone; Mark Young, Mark Goodnite, Lisa Goodnite, French horn; Lisa Yeago and Debbie Starr; and Yeago, French hom; Debbie the trombone quarter - Joni Starr, trumpet; Mark (,1ark, Melanie Sisson, Brett Thompson, voice; Kren Grinstead and Jill Taylor. Brown, flute ; Terri Johnson, Terri Johnson and Karen piccolo; Kenny Bond, snare Brown received the addrum; and Todd Tucker, ditional honor of ·being bass. recommended to submit a Students receiving "I" tape for "Honor Finalist." ratings were : Melanie Sisson, They could be among the last trombone; John Van Meter, 10-15 flnalists in the state. snare drum, and Jeff Charles Yeago directs the Bumgardner, alto saxophone. band. Yeago said he believes Students receiving "! " this was one of the . best ratings were : Clarinet trio records that Wahama has Brenda Gray, Audrey Fields achieved at the Solo and and Tammy Yoho; flute trio Ensemble Contest. - Angie Lawhorn, Becky Fields and Jenny Clark ; flute duet, Karen Brown and Terrf Johoson; snare duet - Kenny Bond and John Van Meter; Conviction ;:::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::;:::::::;::::::;::::;:::;::::::·:;:::: VES begm•S fund drive The Racine Volunteer Emergency Squad is starting a fund drive for the construction of a new building. The planned structure will be a 30x40 foot, two story block building located beside . the present fire statl.on. Cannisters have been placed in business houses to collect lunda for the building. Residents wishing to donate may send their contributions to the Racine Volunteer Emergency Squad, Racine, Ohio. Ground for the new building has been donated by Raclne Village Council. merchant police fees or a total of $!,667. Council was advised that one fanner employe who quit his .job, will be drawing unemployment benefits totaling $1,820. A letter was read from the Ohio Depart· ment of Liquor Control pointing out that application for a carry out at the SaveMore Station in lower Middleport had been cancelled, as was a Maring on the application. A request was read to transfer a penni! of the McFann' from 514 Locust St. to 441 Locust St. Two councilmen indicated complaints from neighbors had been registered on the transfer. Coucnil agreed to request a hearing on the matter. A communicatio.n from the office of Howard Frank, County Auditor, was read Indicating that the v\llage appropriations exceed the estimated resources. It was agreed that Clerk-Treasurer A COMPUMENT - The youth of the village of Syraclise are very proud of Its pollee 'chief, Milton Varian. In his honor Monday they built a very large snowman who was named "Milton the Snowman." Shown 1-r, are, Becky Adkins, Lori Chapman, Kathy Adkins, Pam Spencer and Juanita Guinther. The snowman was assembled in fr ont of London Pool. LOCATION CHANGED The location of tbe awards dinner being sponsored by the Po!Jieroy Cbamher·of Commerce has been changed from Royal Oak Park to Meigs High -scbool, Paul Simon, president, announced today. Simon staled that the supply of tickets are limited and persons in- ·. terested in atteadlng . should get their tickets as soon as possible. . rickets may be purchased at New York Clothing Store, Simon's Pick-A-Pair and the office ofthe cblimber. The tickets ate $6 and the dinner is Saturday, Feb. 17 at 1:30 p.m. is upheld The Fourth · District Appellate Court has upheld the June 1, 1976, murder conviction of Mary Virginia Hendricks. Mrs. Hendricks was convicted in the shooting death of her husband, Floyd· Eugene Hendricks. In the 2-1 decision, the court refused to allow the defendant's claim that the Common Pleas Court ·refused to instruct the jury on selfdefense, and also that the court improperly denied the defendant her right to crossexamine witnesses. Charles Huddleston, Portsmouth, represented the defendant while Fred Crow III. Meigs Prosec_utlng At· torney, argued for the State of Ohio. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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