http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a89cce7a6a8dcc13cafb2d03be99e4ee.pdf 58203f78d6f44d87d016a782077e16b8 PDF Text Text ' I .~ '12.,-The Daily Sentinel, Middlcjlurt-Pumerny, 0 , Tlnu·sday. Apr .~. 1979 Mayor's-Lourt ·P ossibility of melt-down · apparently eliminated I By Larry Ewing Although reports remain ' contradictory, the. gas bubble that · had threaten ed to displace the reactor's cooling water at Three Mile Island Power Plant, exposing the core and raising the possibility of a catastrophic inelt·down ha s apparenlly been eliminated.· Authorities · are still waiting, however. for ,.the smoldering reactor core to reach a cold shut-down before declarmg all danger is past in the nation's most serious nuclear accident. Boiling water reactors su.ch as the one ·at Three Mile ,Island cannot explode because their fi ssionable 'materials are too dilute to form the critical masses ·needed for runaway chain :reaction. The great danger of the boiling water reactor lies in a ~/'~II 'l!ttlt/'lj ns? IV~ f•, !!" • "8111'1",1: 111 the court nf Pom eroy Mayor Clarenc e Andrews Tuc'Sday night . The group included Patricia Ccrbes:l.'hicago, $35 posted on .a speeding charge: · Susan Lochary , ~len Ridge\ N. J., $30, speeding: Jeffrey Newell . Middleport, $50 the accumulation • of radioactive wastes, including plutonium. as the reactor oper ates. The lon ger ihc rea ctor . operates, the greater the . amount of waste products. These "aslies" are a mixture of many radioactive materials each decayin'g at a different rate. Thehalflifeofplutonium is 2.400 years. The half-life of a radioactive element !'s the time necessary for half its radioactivity to disappear. If the bubble at Three Mile Island had kept growing inside the reactor vessle, it could expose the uraniwn core - that could trigger a melt-down. In a melt-down. the core meiUj burning the . radioactivity and spewing it into the atmosphere. It has been calculated that . should · a " loss of coolant accident" (L0CA ) occur, the • • bono s temperature of the; reaLtor would rise rapidly. The wa;ics generate more heat than can be radiated so that the fuel rods in the reactor cqre wo.uld .soon melt sq'uealing tires; Connie and after that the reactor Haskins , Gallipolis, $37, speeding: Jacob Norwood, vessel itself. · Depending on how long the GaUipo)is, $30, speeding ; Gail $25, reactor has been in service Arnott , Rutland, without relueling, apd the . speedigg; Ricky Taylor , accumulation · of waste Pomeroy , unsafe motor products, this process could vehicle, $50, and Thomas continue until not only the Tucker , Pomeroy, $30, reactor, but all the structures speeding. immediately surrounding it would become a molten mass that would begin to melt into the earth. The "melt " could sink hundreds of feet into the Theodore T. Reed, ground. This situation has rome to be known as the Prcsiden\ of The. Farmers Bank and Savings Company "China Syndrome.11 was among 40 Ohio bankers The. melting plant would participating 1 in a White spew . radioactive ashes, House briefing · April 2 including plutoniwn .waste, !Monday). into the air by the ton. At its Orin Kramer, President worst, a meltdown would contaminate thousands of . Carter's staff director for square miles with radiation. ·domestic policy, conducted a Plutonium is one of ' the briefing on ~conomic policies most dangerous substances and issues of interest to known. Weight for weight, it's bankers. The Roosevelt 35,000 times more lethal than Room, located in the cyanide. A speck the size ol a executive wing of the White dust mote will eventually House, served as the briefing cause lung cancer if inhaled, site. The meeting was part of a . . A small .amount of soluble three-day trip sponsored by plutonium salt lodged in an the Ohio Bankers Association open wound would con· !OBA ), designed to provide centrale In the bones, destroying the bone marrow, .Ohio bankers with an opthe source of white blood portunity to meet with federal regulators, ranking cells. · of Congress and members . The vi~im might die in a administrative executives to week, might linger for discuss important financial months, but cell destruction issues. would clintmue. Death would· come; perhaps after years, of aplastic anemia. There is no Rullaud court antidote. Three defendants \\Cere There is no such thing as a fined and one other forfeited· safe or "threshhold" dose of a bond in the court of Rutland radiation . This is strictly a Mayor E. Eugene ThonJi,son statistical concept. Radiation Wednesday night. exposure is cumulative; any Fined were Joseph E.Rile, damage keeps addiilg up. Rt. I, Middleport, $15 and · Many medical experts costs, .high rear bwnper; Jen· · contend that prolonged ex· ny Duff, Locust St., Rutland, , posure to even low leve.ls of $15 and costs no taillights or. radiation can hav.e slow· . stop lights; Stephen developing but serious health Cockerham, Jackson, $15 and effects. costs, speeding, $20 and costs, As of Wednesday, radiation no operators license. inside the iop of the reactor Del Odgin, Langsville, for· building at Three Mile Island felted $30. bond on charges of was · meuured at 30,000 speeding. roentgens hour, a nite at which a fatal dose would be absorbed li1 30 seconds. Gingerbread Nursery In such cases, where the There will be a meeting whole hody, dose can run as Saturday, April7, at 3 p.m. at high as 3,000 "r" or m'ore, the the Middleport Jieath United exposure victim can die .in a Methodist Church for parents day and a half. Known as the whose childi'en are attending . " central nervous system the Gingerbread Nursery deatli", the nervous tissue School. functions simply break down, At 1,000 "r:• and up, a Meellngcbanged person might live as long as a , The. meeting of the · week, but would die the Syracuse Fire · Deparlment "intestinal death." The most and Emerg·ency Squad common Is the ''marrow . · scheduled for this . evening death", which occurs after a haS been changed to Tuesday,. minimum.lethal dose of 600 Aprll10. "r". People · RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK Racine, Ohio Unemployment rate remains. at 4¥2.year low IIPRIL ' FRIDAY, APRIL 6TH AND SA"n.IRDAY, APRlL 7TH. . OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. . ~ . ·• UNDERWEAR GIRLS TOPS New Spring . Summer Styles Colors. Carter aide (USPS 145-960) SALE PRICES START AT ONLY and boxers. Includes while colton Btleh, f. Shirts, V-Necks. Athletic SbiHs. Rotular , or gripper bo~ers. $219 MEN'S. DRESS SLACKS 1 JEANS SALE Straight Legs and Flares. Junior, Missy and Extra · Sizes. Sizes 29 to 42 waist plus extra sizes 44 to 50. Mostly 100 percent polyesters. · Some cotton polyester · Qlends. 'Big selection ol REG. $12 .00 solid color Patterns. SALE '10.19 and n!at 59. 9~2.LA~Ks · SALE $8.79 REG. $16.00 SALE '14.39 511.95 SLACKS ' REG. $21.00 SALE $10.59 SALE '18.89 $15.95 SLACKS SALE $14.09 R!:G. $23.00 $19.95 SLACKS SALE $17.59 · ··~· ' WOMEN'S MEN'S PURSE ACCESSORIES WESTERN SAVE 40% Checkbook Billfolds, French Purses ~~~~~mmer clutches. Cigarette Cases.Eyetass C utches, in~~~~.-M·L-XL Our new . selection Long and short sleeve styles. Cotton polyester blends and 100 percent palyester knits. Stock up on wh1i you need during this sale. Cases, Coin REG. $2.50 SALE '1,50 REG. $5.00 111.95_~E~TERN SALE '3.00 SHIRTS 11G.l5 114.95 WESTERN.. ' sHIRTS 112.70 REG. $12.00 · SALE •7.20 REG. $16.50 SALE '9.90 116.95 WESTERN SALE '12.00 117:95 WESTERN SHIRTS 114.40 REG. $20.00 REG. $25.00 SHIRTS 115.25 SALE •1 .TOM'S · The Labor Department ,, said total employment increased by about 200,000 during March, 1\l a total o£ · 96.8 million, while unem· ployment remained at . SALEI GE . . LIGHT BULBS . . Fresh as eyer In easy care cotton -palyester. Regular and extra sizes. Four soft white bulb$ in a package. Select so, 60, 75 or 100 .watt size. REG. S9.00 ...... SALE $7.69 REG; $10.00 .... SALE $8.49 EG. $11.00 ... SALE' $9.39 EG. $12.00. . SALE $10.19 VOL. NO. XXIX ATMORE, Ala. (AP) ~John Louis Eva"!' Ill was spared irom death in the electric chair Thursday night · when U. s. Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist stayed the sentence for one week on an appeal by Evans~ mother. · ' Evans·burst into tears when he heard Rehnquist's decision and appeared ready to fight for his life, sind the Rev .. Kevin Duignan, a local Catholic priest. Duignan, who was with' Evans when he heard that the electrocution was postponed, said he feels Evans will take the stay as "a message from God" and will cooperate fully in appealing his death sentence for the ·murder of a Mobile. Ala. pawn shop owner. · Ke:mledy acted improperly WASHINGTON (AP) •- The Senate Ethics Committee ruled Thursday that Sen. Edward. M. Kennedy acted Improperly by writi~g fund-raising letters for two national gun control · groups on his · . . official Senate stationery. The decision <ll>e• not subject 'the MaSBachusetts . Democrat.to any disciplinary action. The com111ittee found his use of official stationery violated an advisory opinion - not a Senate rule. · Rates will be increased UNCINNATI (AP)-Conswners may have to pay higher rates if an operating license is not approved for the Zimmer Nuclear Power Station being built by three Ohio utilities, an official of the Cinci!UI3ti Gas & Electric Co. says. . The $664 million nuclear plant is nearing completion on the bank of the Ohio River at Moscow, Ohio, some 20 miles upstream from Cincinnati in Clermont County. The 12-y.e ar project is ~ing built by CG&E, the Dayton Power & Ught Co. and the Colwnbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. · Supply may bring relief . WASHJNGTQN (AP) -Larger supplies of fresh vegetables this spring may soon bring some price ' ~eUef to shoppers, an Agriculture De.partment report indicated Thursday. Production of fresh market vegetables this spring is expected to rise 6 percent from the Aprii.Jime quarter of last year, the . department said. No price focecast was included, but officials have said food prices over-all are expected 1o slow down from thetr rapid climb of the winter months, including some seasonal declines foc fresh vegetables. · Order stops free parking WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter ordered an end to free or subsidized parking for tens of thousands of federal employees across the nation Thursday night as a means of conserving energy. He called on private employers and state and local governments·to follow suit. Carter aides estimated that in the Washington, D ~· · (Ccmtinuedonpage 10) B~LBS ENTIRE SYSTEM '479 JD~ ·. · 95 CEHJER SAVE 30% NOW ON CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIEs ...:. .SALE ENDS APRIL 21 . . .' "Eib·e rfalds In Pome . ,. ' SALE Sofa by Day.- Bed by Nigh!. Famous Kroehler and Simmons Quality Twin. Full ahd Queen Sizes. · REG.$398 . 00~ ••• ;,.,, ....... , ... SALE$319.00 · ~ EG $449.00 .................... SALE $359.00 R E.G. $498.po ..... , •• , ...... , ... , SALE $3,,00 . R $588.00 .......... ; .......... SALE 5469.00 R S659.00 ......... , ...... ; ... SALE $529 . . Phone: '614 446·7886 I JRO FLOOR FURNITURE DE HIDE•A•BEos·.· • 4563i ' t 1 SALE PRICE The administration predicted in January tllat unemployment would rise to 6.2 percent in the final quarter .of this year, reflecting the slower economic • growth the ~overnment is tryine to • PROJECT PAl!TICIPANTS ~ These students at Hiveryiew Grade School who participated in the Read·A· Thon program received prizes for a job well done. Pictured are, left to right, Trace Weber, Principal: Kristi Sheppard, collected ov'er $20; Angela Collins, collected over $20; I'!! ike West, collected most money, $60.60; .Travis wh olesale price s r ost I percent in March and were up i4.1 per cent at an annfial rate duri_ng the fir st three months of th e year , t he larg es t quarterly advance in more than four years. ~·ood prices increased ·1:2. percent in March - down j hghtly from a 1.6 percent mcrease in February and a 1.8 percent rise in January Inflation continues to he the · but still substantial. Prices of major preoccupation o[ food ready for .consumers administration economists:· increased'l2.8 percent during The Labor Department the 12-month period ending in reported Thursday that March. ' Plants hit y ....,.enttne MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY, OHIO engineer to help control infl ation . The problem in the last few month.s, however, has been U1at the economy showed more strength than expected, especially in tlle final quarter of 1978 , when it grew at an annual rate of 6.9 percent as measured by th e gross national product. - ' ·FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1979 15 CENTS · Newlun, second most money, $46.20, secon~ most books read ; Jeb Zartman, most books read, collected over $20: Mike Putman, collected over $20: and James Huff, I .ihrary Coordinator who . presented the prizes to the students. The money mllected by.the students was used to purchase books for the library. Variety show set tonight by layoffs Worker layoffs aQd ·shortened Ohio Truck Plant in Avon shifts hit 1i1ore Ohio plants, Lake and the Lorain squeezed by shipping assembly plant. cutbacks resulting from the And about 3,000 Akron Teamsters strike-lockout, as workers have been laid off in lhe strike entered its sixth various factories, along with day . about 600Canton workers and However, a Cleveland 2.000 in Toledo. The violence that marked Teamsters source, who asked not to be identified, said there the strike-lockout earlier this was optimiSOI that an emf to week appeared to be cooling. The Highway Patrol reported the strike might be near. Until the dispute Is settled, that two drivers said they Chrysler Corp. said it wol!)d were forced off roadways halt . "virtually aU" • Thursday, but neither driver operations Monday at its waf injured. . One driver said he was plants, including six in Ohio. That ·. would affect 3,600 forced off the road about 3 workers at the Twinsburg p.m. near Defiance. He said · stamping plant - ChrySler's the occupants of the other largest operation in Ohio. vehicle .brokc his windshield Other Chrysler plants are and headlights and disabled located at Dayton, Fostoria; his citizen's band radio. The ·Sandusky, Tpledo ·and Van driver told police he was Wert. · warned to stay off the road General Motors Corp. until the strike was settled. In the second incident, a reported that layoffs at three Ohio plants now. total 12,150 patrol officer heard a trucker . Workers. The latest GM CQ01plaining o\'er a citi~en's layoffs idled . 150 at the · band radio of being harassed - Sandusky bearing plant. by occupants of another 'There were 7,5110off the job at truck. The man, who had GM's big Lordstown been driving a dump truck assembly complex and northbound on Ohio 4, said he another 4,5110 at the Packard was stopped by the · other · .Electric ·Division in Warren. truck but was not injured. A In addition, 4,5110 workers patrol officer accompanied were on short hours at GM's the driver to Wakeman. · Norwood plant. There were no arrests FQrd )llotor i ·Co. has · made in connection with trimmed production shifts at either incident. its !Jma engine plailts, the TICKETSAYAILABLE · Student tlcko!ts for boxing matches to he staged at'tl\e Meigs Junior High School at The Chester Safety Patrol 7:30p.m. Saturday will be on variety show will be staged at sale at · the dQQr tomorrow 7:30p.m. tonight (Friday) in night at $1 for students six the Chesler Elementary through high school. School auditoriwn. . ·.There are 400 ring side ' Proceeds !tom the shoW . seats available for the matSyracuse Council agreed to and patching potoles In will be used on ~nses of ches tomorrow night at $3 . · amend the w~ter rate or· village streets beginning next taking the .sa{ety patrol to each. General admission is dinance for non-residents by week. Washingtlin, D. C. $2 and doors will open at 6:30 reducing the amount from . Clerk Janice Lawson was Admission is $1 for adults . p.m. $6.75 to $6.25 during a Thur- authorized to direct a letter to persons who have · junk and 50 cents for students. The main evA!nt will pit . sday night meeting. vehicles on their properly. Mrs. Patty Scbaekel and Mrs. Willie Johnson, Zanesville, Council, In approving the .Junk vehicles on private ' Becky Mankin are in charge against Larry Babbitt, amended action, agreed non· is in violation of a property of .the show. Tickets will be Racine. Both are undefeated residents. do maintain water sold at the door. . · in earlier ring appearances. lines in their respective areas village ordinance. Robert Wingett, grants ad· Emcee will be Jimmy The fights are sponsored by and therefore should not pay ministrator, discussed the Schaekel and nwnbers will the Meigs County Junior more of an Increase than the proposed boat niarlna. Coun· Include country-western Chamber of Commerce. apportlonate hike for in-town ell authorized Wingett to mus(c. guitar numbers, selee· · users. · · ·~ make application for a grant !ions by the Eastern f!igh Harry Clark · and Roy Ar· School Chorus of Gayle BANKS NOT OPEN mes met with council in for the proposed project. Council agreed to make im.. Douthitt, Chester Grade The Fanners · Bank and regard to amending the provements at the former School chorus · numbers, Savings Co. and the Pomeroy recent rate hike. Park by installtng a State plano selections, band National Bank will not open Council also approved the . waterfountain. students of James Wilhetni, until 10 a.m. Saturday in sale of the town's o)d police PURCHASED BOOKS - Mlcl]ael Mariln, left, a Police Chief Milton Varian instrumental and VOC'dl duets tribute to Mrs. Mary Riggs. cruiser, a tractor, gang second grader at Riverview Grade School plirchased thanks to Tom extended and solos, Francis Andrews Mrs. Riggs 'WIIs an employe mowers and a transformer . books for the school wltlihls own money. Michael is shown Werry and Carl Hysell for and daughter ii. instrumental of the Farmers Bank and was .d~ring a public sale ten· 1 presenting the books to Mrs. Grace Weber, principal at nwnbers. transferring equipment from · 'on leave of absence at the tatively set for April 21. Riverview Grade School. the old cruiser to the new one. I time.of her death. Sealed bids will also .be in· Council also extended · vited and a legal notice regar· thanks to Lawrence Manley ding· the sale will · be Clear and cold tonight. for 'making daily pick up of published. l.o.ws mid to low 20s. Partly garbage during the high Clarence Hill, Rustle Hills, cloudy Sa~urday. Highs upper water. Council transferred met with council requesting 40s to mid 50s. l'hance of aSBistance in laying a culvert $300 from the general fund to precipitalion 10 pt·rccnt "It's tough. Once they're elaboFate. ~The discussions near his property. Hill will current expense. WASHINGTON (AP) tonight. Saturday. · Attending were Mayor. Bargainers for the Teamsters out on .strike, it's tough, " . marked the · first time purchase the material and Eber Pickens, Mrs. Lawson, union and trucking industry chief federal mediator Wayne mediator$ 'called the two council wUI offer assistance . met for more than five hours L. Horvitz said of efforts to sides to the bargaining table· Council also approved pur- George Hoiman, treasurer, Thursday searching for an . forge a settlement after the since the work stoppage chase of a new diesel tractor Troy, 'Zwilling, Hennan London, John Arnoit, Mick Ash ·. agreement to end a five-day two sides recessed for the began. Discussions wer e to be used throughout . the and Jimmy ·Joe Hemsley, shutdown that threatens to night. village and the park area. Earlier, one source close to scheduled to resume .on · It was also agreed to haul council members and Chief paralyze the auto industry by the talks said the parties Friday. next week. gravel to he placed in alleys Varian. were "moving~: but did no\ Council amends water ordi,nance . Weather No agreement reached ·carter's energy proposal facing ()pposition • JVC JR-SitWAM/FM • JVC JL·A20 Semi-AuiorMtlc Turntable wllh ·B•N a Dust Cover Most of the March job gains among adult women, th~ department said. It reported a big increase in jobs in wholesale and retail trade. And it said there was a gain of 70,000 jobs in manufacturing industries, most economists follow, notably in' electrical and should mean a rise in transportation equipment unemployment. and machinPrv , Althoul!h ~ ii P.('\in P. in oc c ~rred Evans given late stay WRANGLER BASIC JEANS Size 29 to 42 waist .Lengths 30 to 36-14 ounce . pre-washed. Np Fault blue denim. Straight leg and boot flare styles. Our Regular price $14.95. NO. 249 sa ys · i::; necessary to hel'p control inflation . WASHINGTON (AP) - In a move which eould lead to the overriding of a controversial Supreme Court · ruling, the Senate agreed 47 to 37 Thursday to allow the r.eturn of voluntary prayer in the public schools. But members then set the stage to reconsider that vote on Monday. · · . Senate action came on an amendment offered by Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N ,C., to legislation establishing a separate Department of Education. The presence of the school prayer amendment reduces the chances of passing the Education pepartment bill sought by the Carter administration. M~N'S Stereo Receiver. 11 w•Hs/ch. min. RMS, I oh~. 20·20,000 Hll with no more then 0.8% THO at ~~mini s tration joblessness would seem t<i be good news. the administration has reacted with Irs.s than c 0mpletc en· thusiasm. It feels the jobless rate has been at a level that" reflect s inflationary con· ditions . The department said the number of persons in the labor for ce in creased by 190,000 during March to a re('ord ·102. 7 million. The labor force includes both persons with jobs and those who are seeking them. Th e Carter administration ha s been trying to slow the economy's growth to help restrain inflation . That, according t0 the scenario Volwtteer prayer pennitted. " PACKAGE · OF 4 REG. 5.14.00, SALE S.ll . Adventl2'a make the music In this system. ·and come within a hall-octave of the New· Advent Loudspeaker In fre· , . quency range. I ,..,.,-- - - - - - • a slowdown in economic growth that the Carter Nationwise-------. .. 9AYTIME DRESSES "'· ~rsons . the ~·ebruary level of . 5,9 Tnillion . The unemployment rate of 5. 7 percent , the same as in February; was the lowest since August 1974, when it was 5,4 percent. The number of discouraged workers was the lowest since the ·third quarter of 197( when it was 617 ,000. The increase in ern· ployment . or 200,000 in March compared with . substantially larger· gains in the first two months of the year. and ajlpf'r~rPd to rPFI"•'l Ori any 3 of Hanes Men's · all cotton while knitted Rell Label underwear SALE '20.69 none Is available . Th e March employment report showed the economy is maintaining sufficient strength to provide jQbs for newcomers to the labor force , altliough the economy did not make any further dent in the number of previously joble.ss e OFF PER PACKAGE Terry · COtton Poly-Cotton Knits .. Sizes . 2to4, 4to6Xand7to 14., 14. \ I .WASHINGTON (ill') The nation's unemployment rate remained at a 4'h-year · low of 5.7 percent in. March, . while the number of persons who have abandoned the search for jobs fell to the lowest · lev.el since t974, the Labor Department said today. The department said tllcre · were 725,900 so-Called · "discouraged workers'' in the first three monihs of the year - those wh,o want jobs but have given up looking for them because t.hPy hp1ip,,p and and WOMEN'S You won't find a better I stereo ~ystem at this price• . . ~-·-·-----w~---------·~ ' SALE ~EN'S HANES SALE Banker meets SYSTEM OF THE MONTH . . ·an Meigs County 0 ELBER I l<:ight defendants forfeited ' .' ' WASHINGTON (AP) . decontrol by mid-1981 ~ a President Carter's new goal long sought by the U.S. energy plan to couple higher ·on-industry; Administration officials domestic oil and -gasoline prices with a " windfall said the plan would add 4 to 5 tax" is already facing cents a gallon to the price of ,_____"" opposition Iii ·congress: gasoline and'other petroleum Top administration allies products by mid-1981. But on Capitol Hill predicted an other unofficial estimates put uphill battle for the tax .the total increase at up to 15 propos a,! t~e president . cents a gallon , · announced Thursday night, Carter's addres:s came two "It's going. to be tough," years after he sont his first . said · Sen'a te . Energy energy plan to Congress as Committee 'Chairman Henry · "the moral equivalent of M. Jackson, D·Wash . . · war," a package of proposals • In a nationally broadcast · . that' took ('.{Ingress until :last · address, th~ president said he · fall to pass. PINEWOOD DERBY WINNF.RS- Winners In the Pinewood Derby held by f.'ub ,<;c·m11 would gradually lift price lids Carter .said the action Pack 249 were, 1-r, Steve Musser, first place, Kevin King, Si!oond 'place, Tim .leffers. third on domestically produced would help conserve oil by place and Eric Gryszka, tooli fourth place and also had best of show. The boys <iesig11ed crude oil. . le~ding. to total , inaking it lnore .expensive their own cars for the Pinewood Derby race. Musser too.k fourth place in the Mr:M eli Hi ric: t · race held last Saturday al Point Pleasant. · · · . . ' ~ . and .al..; would provide · ·a U.S.-produceu 011 is now Under existing law. Carter .financial incentive to U.S. oil held at about $9 ror a . 42- has the authority to lift oil companies to seek and gallon barrel.' Carter's plan price·controlsbeginning June develop new oil fields . would ' allow it to rise I without having to submit And he told Americans: gradually to the world lhe plan to Congress. His "Each of you will have to use market price of about $15 a proposed "windfall-profits less-oil and pay more for II ." barrel. -·-·· tax,' ' however, requireS He said this would help move Administration officials House and Senate approval. the nation away from its . said the decontrol plan wao · And that 's where the plan heavy reli1111ce on imported designed [rt such a way as to could be in for rough going. qil. dampen its inflationary Rep . John Dingell, D· To keep oil companies from impact this yea!'. Mich., chairman of the Hollse get t in~ too rich from . The offieialsestimated that energy . and )lower decontrol, Carter proposed decontrol would add one- s ubcommittee, sa1d the "windfall prof[ts t~ " on . tenth of I percent to livln~' "prospects a~e · not good for half the extra revenues .that · costs that have , bee ' passage" of the tax, noting oil companieswobld get from increasing at ,an annual ra · tha!' Congress last year h1~her prices. of· about 10 percent in 1979. reJecteq a prev1olis attempt Pro.ceeds would be used to They added that the by the Carter administration aiel poor (amilies, for mass increase would be about tw,o- to tax cru~e oil. "The · lrunsi • Jlrojects a~d w help tenths .to three-tenths ·of 1 . situ~tio~. may~ better but I develop new en.ergjo sources. percent 10 1980 and 1981. . don t thrnk so, Dmgell sa1d. <\ ·~ �., ' • I 2- 'rhe Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Apr. 6, 1979 Municip•l Dl•burt~ments ly Program Report ot Rtfelpts And Expenditures . Personal Strvlcts . Ut 1111 5 Ba$t ~ Y erv 1ce5 Water Works & 4 G:~ffe1 ( Go\lernm&nt 3•780 · 0 Rlcint Vill•ge Meigs County For Fiscal Yeu Ending DecemberJ1 , 1971 5th 51 .• Racine, Ohio4S771 March 30, 1t7t Mae Cleland . ,_.9 2121 Popul•tlon 513 1t70Feder~ICensu5 ;: ' ' ' ' r Cflsh Rec:ondlifltion r Depository Balancn Vtllage s 11.935 22 Water 13.338 o• Total Oeposetory Balances 25.273 26 Investments : CertifJcates of Deposit 3,000 .00 Other Investments (Including Savings) ...,.. 1,865 71 Tota l investments -4,865 71 Cash on Hand: ,__ Cash on Hand 30,138 .97 Total Cash on Hand 30,138 .97 Total Treasury Bat11nce 30,138 97 Out!ltandtng Checks, Dec 31. 1978 24 oo Total Bat Dec 31, 1978 , 25. 271 26 Depository Balances · , Rac ine Home National Bank Racine, Ohio summary Of Fund Transactions Balanu Jan . 1,1971 General Fund 255 83 water works Fund 7,301.16 street const M & R. Fund 2.172. 70 State Highway Imp Fund 2,558 60 Fed Rev . Sharing A91. 00 Anti Recession Fund ·12-4.00 Fire Equip. _.,025 .53 Recelpts-Rennue General Fund 34,17-4, 25 Water works Fund 21 ,880.45 Street Const M & R Pund 18,288.-69 State Highway Imp . Fund •92.02 Fed. Rev . Sharing 2,229. 00 Fire Equip 3,_.75.9i Tot•l Recelph "' General Fund 34,430. 08 Water Works Fund 29, 181.61 Street Can !It M & R Fund 20,461.39 State Highway Imp . Fund 3,050.62 Fed Rev. Sharing 2,723.00 Anti Recession Fund 124.00 , Fire Equip . 7,501 50 Total 97,"'72 20 72 20 Gra'Tdor:,'~'isbursem:~t~ - I I t' . l • l • , Mayors Office 150 ·00 Flnanc~ _Adm . ~egislehve El~tctlons 350 00 576 00 177 ·93 Other Oper•tion & Mainten•nce Basic Utility services water works & Supply 12,063 .11 Gentral Government Mayor 's Office 350 00 Finance Adm 60 00 Tot11 Disbursements Basic Uttllty Services water works & Supply 15,8-43 .57 General Government Mayor's Office 500 00 Finance Adm _.10 00 Legl~latlve 576 00 Elections 177 93 Total! 1,663 93 Program Totals Summary : Secur ity of Persons & Property 1,7 05 35 L.elsure Time Activities •B5 15 Coml"(lunlty Environment 2,631 .06 Basic Utility Services 15,a.tJ.57 Transpo'rt•tlon 19,515 80 General Govt. 32,017 71 Totals For All Programs 72,198 9-4 Grand Total Mun1c1pa1 Dlsburuments 72,198 .94 Memonnda D1t1 Assessed Valuation, 1978 1,246,334 Tax Levy ·I -49 6 Racine, dhlo March 30, 1979 I hereby certify the foregoing to be correct Mae Cleland Village Clerk Treasurer Date Mnch 30, 1979 (4) 6, 1tc FINANCtAL REPORT . OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION For Fi5ul Velr Ending December 31st, 1978 Euttrn Lou I School Distract Meigs county Reeds~~r~.~ ~~~~ 4S7H • General Fund 32,017.71 M1rch 30, )919 Water Works Fund 15,843.57 I certify the following Street Const M & A report to be correct Fund 1,915.80 Eloise Boston State ,Highway 614 985 4292 Imp Fund 485 45 Cash Reconclliltion Fed Rev. Sharing 1.595.(10 Total Fund Balances ... Anti Recession Fund 110.35 ' December 31,1978 -.s FlreEqutp , 2,631 .06 51,137 38 Total 72,198.9-4 Depository Balances Grand Total 72, 198.U Pomeroy Nat1onal Bank Penon~t Service 91,537 00 General Fund 9,776.00 Sub Total Depository ' water works Fund 4,216 00 Balance 91.537 .00 Oper•tion & Malnt. _ , Cnh on Hand : General Fund 30,2-41.71 . Cash In Trans it to water works Fund 9,619.97 Depository 80.08 Street Const Sub Total Cash M & R Fund 10,2 15. 80 on Ha!'ld 80 08 State Highway Tofal 91,617 08 Imp Fund •85. 45 Outstanding warrants Dec Fire l:qulp 2,631.0& 31, 1978 (Deduct)., Clpltlllmprovements !40,-479.70) General Fund 8.000. 00 Reconciled Balance Water Works Fund 1,977.60 Dec 31 , 19~8 51,137 38 Street Const. M & R Summ•ry of Cuh Fund . 9,500.00 Balflnces, Receipts B•l. pec. 31, 1971 And Expenditures. General Fund 2,412. 37 Balance Jan .' 1, 1t11 water works Fund 13,331.04 General Fund 1.630d7 Stree t Const . M & R Total Receipts 1,343,224 24 Fund 9•5.59 Total Receipts State Highway & Balances 1,344,854 91 Imp . Fund 2,565.17 Exrendltures 1,334,184 92 Fed Rev . Sh-aring 1,12800 Ba , Dec 31 , 1918 10,06999 Anti Recession Fund 13 65 Disad\:antaged fliupils Fire Equip 4,870 "'-' ~ Pro1r1m 'Grand toter•- · 25,273.26 Total ecelpts 13,14tr40 Municipal Rectl~tts Total Receipts & By Source Ba 1ances 13, 1-43!-40 Revenue Expend1fures 11,043 63 Property Taxes Bai,Dec 31.1978 2,10077 R E & PU Property Bond Re11nment Tax 9,329 90 Balance Jan 1. 1978 23,130 22 Tangeble Personal Property Torat Receipts :43,176.15 Tax 422.11 Total Receipts & Intangible (Classified) Balances 66,306.37 Tax 2,157 .44 Exrendltures 44,196.76 Total Property Taxes Ba , Dec 31. 1978 22,109 61 (Gross) 11 ,910 05 Lunch Room Fund State-Levied Locally Bat, Jan 1, 1978 188.55 Shared Taxes Total Rece1pts 92,625.91 Local Govt Fund. Total Recetpts & 2,-489.72 Balances 92 ,814.-46 Sales Tax Estate and Inheritance Exrend1tures 91,092.28 Tax 131 .86 Ba , Dec 31,1978 1,722.18 Cigarette Licenses 150 00 Uniform Supplies 10 Pet RoUback • 1,689 42 Bat , Jan 1, 1978 2 10 Total snared Taxes 4,-461 .00 Total Receipts 10,33-4.39 Intergovernmental Ald. Total Receipts & · Grants & Contracts Balances 10,336.-49 Fed. Rev. Sharing 2,229.00 Exrend1tures · 9,739 .37 Fire Contracts 1,600.00 Ba , Dec 31, 1978 597 12 Charges For PubliC ESEA Title I Services Bat , Jan 1, 1978 4,551 .19 General Govr. Fees 3.215. 00 Total Receipts 30,-413 .01 wa te rworks and Total Recetpts & supply :21,880. 45 Balances 34,964.20 Cemetery 1.313. 20 Exfend1tures 23,759.20 Total Public Service 1 ea , Dec 11~ 1978 11 ,205.00 Char nes "6,<09.15 ESEA Tttle II ""' Fines, ·costs & Fo;feltures BTotiJI Receipts 130 .33 court Fines and Fortellures 6,588.30 Tora1 Fines, costs 6.588 .30 & Forfeitures source Totals summary: f:roperly Taxes 11,910.08 vther Locally Levied T!xes _ 281 86 Stale Leveed Locally Shared Taxes 2.489 7'2 lnteroovernmenlal Aid, -· Gnnts & Contracts 1,600.00 Charges For Public services 26,409.15 Fones, costs & Forfeitures 6,588.30 Other Revenue <.0<2.<2 Grand Total Mun;clpal . Receipts 91,472.20 Non-Revenue Source TotalS Summary ' Other Non -Revenue -4-4, 1.50.67 Tot• I Receipts Property Taxes RR & PU Property Tax 9,329.90 Tang 1ble Personal Property 4 2 2 Tax 71 Tolal Rece;pts & Balances 130.33 Expend•tures 130.33 ' ESEA ·T itle IV B-IV C Bal ,Jan 1.1978 1,695.00 TTo1ta11RRece;1pr1s & 1,926.00 o a ece P s Balances 3,621 oo Exrendllures 288 29 Ba , Dec 31, 1978 3,332 .71 Total -- Balance Jan 1.1978 31 ,197.13 Total -- 'Total Receipts 1,534 ,913 43 Total -- Total Receipts 1·5 6 6, 171 16 Expenditures 1,515,033.78 To!al - Balance ,• Dec 31 , 1978 51 , 137.38 · cuh Balance. Roctlpls, And & Balances Total -- EMptnditures ey F,und General Fund Sal ,Jan 1,1978 1,630 .67 Rece•pts·- Revenue Property Tax (Gross) General-- Real Es!ale Intangible (Classified) 228,646 66 Tax 2, 157 .-4 4,/ Ta ngib le PCr$onal 7.305 50 Tolal Property Taxes (Gross) ' 11.910.05 State Levied Locally Shared Taxes 2,489 .72 Eslale and lnherllance Tax Ctgarette Licenses 10 Per. Rollback Bus Purchase Allowance 21 ,178 00 131.86 vocational Educatton 150 .00 ... Other State Subsldtes 1.689.<2 Total Shared Taxes 4,461 .00 Intergovernmental Aid, Grants & Contracts Fed . Rev Sharing 2,229 00 Fire Contracts 1,600.00 Tolal lnlergovernmenlal Aid 3,829.00 ChargeS For Public Services General Govt Fees 3,215 SO Waterworks and Supply Stale Subsoo .es School Foundallon706,557.77 !Gross Basi c Allowance 21.880.-45 Cemetery 1,313.20 Total Public Ser'Jice Charges 26,<09.15 Federal PL 874 Rental School Property Other Revenue T0 tal Re en e 112 SO 47,4<0 92 7,272 .51 >Properly Other Non Revenue Total Non Revenve 5.836 14 9.001 10 337 .55 Fines, Costs & Forfeitures • Rece ipls 1 ,332 , 596. -4~ Cour1 Fines and Transfers From Forfeitures 6,58830 DPPF 88208 Total Flne.s., Casts & T ttle 1 3.222 .-45 Forrellures ,6,588,30 Source Totals Summary : · P.roperty•Taxes · 11 ,910.08 Othe~ L.ocally Levied Taxes 281.86 Sta te Levied Locally Shated Taxes 2,.89.72 'Intergovernmental Aid, Grants and Contracts ' Charges lor Public 1,600.00 services · 26,409 .15 f Fines, Oosts & Forfeitures 6,588 .30 Other Revenue 4,0-42.•2 Grand Total Municipal Receipts · . 91,•72 .20 ! T;tie 1v Lunchroom Title 11 To tal Transfers To tal Rece;prs (Revenue. 180.00 6, 212 . 9~ IJO 33 10,627 80 Non Revenue 1,3 .. 3,224 2~ Total Beglnnmo Balance Plus Receipts " l,l44,8S4 .91 & Transfers 1 E•pendUures Tolal Adm lnlstrat;on E)(pcnditurcs Total SCI100I Plant • ~ 1JS,99S 32 • dllliA1· .., trf und 1, 158 O!l C-cncr al fund I JB JJ CC!"Cral f' Und 180 .00 lot a I Rcc Tr.:~n s t crs 21,255.53 tor tHOMAs JOSEPH • A nets and Liabllitln December 31 , 1978 ACROIIS g Give II Assets ' ~ a wblrl cash on Hand so 08 1Set thedepose tory Balence s 51 ,05 7 30 5 P\Jio's • 41 Persian Accounts Recclvablt' "Fools_ ., tiger 22,542 .24 Inventory 2.500.00 1 Lily's DOWN Lantl 19,000 oo Bucldings 1,?50,000 00 relative 1 Trinuned G~..>ncrut• 's World ., -- .. • ' Simpson given award SPORTS B11an ~Impson, Wildlife l•:ducalron O!f1cer, was oiWiJrtled the i978 Governor's f'o nservat10n Awttrd for Hunter Safely !rom the I A>ague o£ Ohio Sportsmen and the Nallonal W1ldliie Federation, for '"Oul$1anding· contrrbuUons to the w1se use anct manal{emttnt of the The Daily Sentinel • ·za zz 191Q I>) N ( A In to "We decided not see 'T,he Warriors' Henry might go on a rampage." t...--1--+- ~- i zs r.o-•• 2 l . u v,p ,Meigs Property Transfers s. patrltloull Ser'.m' one"tte' Tot~l Exp & TranSfers 23,759.20 Bol 'Dec . 31. 1978 11,205.00 Total EMP & Transters Plus Bal.. Dec.E31 5,1E918A Till J114,96<.20 · · · · I My I!CI'iplure tm Ia Acts 1:8 and ~ds as follows: "But Mrs. Erlene M. Stone, Veryou Shall reilelve power .when the Holy Spirit has come upon sa!Ues, Ind ., recently comyou·, and youshal) be_ my witn-·m · Jerusalem and m · Judea pleted One Station Unit ~ andS8marlaandtotheendoftheearth." , Tralnlrlg (OSUT) at Fort In late January !attended the Ohio Paltors'Convocalion in Benning, Ga. UT Is 12 k lod ~lbrary Columbus. One of the 11peakers oo ~ program was Canon OS a -wee per Recolph ilqrgess Carr. He is an American educated pastor frmn Africa which combines basic Federal Subsidy 130 33 and . tiendance combat training -•nd adTotal Receipts 130 .J3 a Very articulate spe8ker. He slartledthoBema ' byurgil\gthatwewilhdrawourmistdonarlesfromAfrica. He vanced indivl~ual training. · Tra11sfers To t 1d d General Fund 13o . 33 claimed we were presenting an "An;lericanized O.ristJanity" The train ng inc u e Total Transfers "'~ 130.33 and he further claimed that our presence in 'Africa bad done weapons .qualifications, E.S E.A. Tlllo IVB far more •enslave our black brothel"91han to free them to he squad tactics, patrolling, Sal ; Jan 1. 1978 1,695 00 ""' Roctlpts truly Christian from their own cultural perspective. landmine warfare, field Other Federal Durlpgaperiqdaetasidef<l'dialoguewiththeapeakerone communicatiQilS and combal Subsfdjes ,,. 1,926.60 _.._,. ....._.~ 'If I L--rd mark d · tlo Thi llfl th .To,tal Receipts . 1,9,6.00 pa...,. "'!!.!""•' my peop e '""' )IIIIa' re s we nee not opera ns. s qua es e Total B09;nnlng Balance worry, they wt1J cut off them missionary giving." Carr's reply soldier as a li8bl weapons I Plus Receipts 3,&21.00 was, Ut"'....A ·I !' ' E.xpen41ittttes· uuuu infantryman and as an in:. _ lnstruttit;an •' This Mtican's response to our missii:mary c.;nce direct fire tTCW1flan. 108 29 ...._..ts .t. ~th Other EKJ:) .,. iote"estin dfienuna C Soldi "'I to Total ex·pendltures • 108 29 ... ~_...... ws.n avery l g , an we our · ers were Iau&'. Tran1ters To · .obligation tOtbecommandofour Lord, given in the text above, perfonn any of the duties in a Generol Fund 110.00 • and 9111J be sensitive to the concerns of this pastor that' his rifle or mortar squad. Total Transfers 180 00 people not be pre-·d into an American mold?. Another Total Exp & stone entered the ArmY in Transters 288 29 · quealion which has plagued me Is, how should We react to the December of last year. Bai.Dec 31.1978 9,332.11 stateme " ntmadebytheOhiopa~--,relativeto-'thholdingour His f8 !her ' H. E , Stone• Total E)(p & "'""' WI Tran•fer' Plus Bal., missi.OOBI'-J funding? lives at 808 S. Fourth st., Dec / 31 , lt78 3,621 .00 Let me ansWer the last question flm.l don't believe with- Middleport. Between Fund Transfer Reconciliation holdingourmoneyisan opUonavallabletous.l've been taught From Fund aU my life thai the money isn't ours, it's God's. If we withhold General Fund :2.699 17 11tF. DAILY SENTINEl. • Gen 111 ral Fund 2,272.06 I our tithe We are stealing from God. • IUSPS ltHIII ;;togog r--:-"'---:::..---· -...,· 1, 151 108 4,498 42 192 18 Ther.emainingquestionlsn'tnearlyaseasytoanswer,but we may~ helped if "'e parapbrathe scripture •••t m · the r '"' ~ [)PPF 96.09 way a p89\<l' friend ..-al!lfl it recently. He l8ld that, "Christ · DPPF <80.48 is calling us tO he his witnesses In Pomeroy and In Me;as QEVII'l'ED TO 11IE DPPF 113 133 ... -o INTF.JIESTOF , Lunchroom 535 80 COunty anli in Ohio and to the end Of the earth."lf We ~ke this MEIGS-MASON ARF.A ; Lunchroom <.,4 98 4 ~, as a prioritized 118111 could say that we. are not do;na enough ROBF!RTIIOEFI.ICH 1 178 7 ..~. Lunchroom -.,. CltyEdl .... T1tle 178 50~ 83 m.issf~ work at borne, DAVID RUSK~ Tltlel78 279 75 , Orle Ol my members. who Walka a great deal in good Advtrtllin(( MliUIU Title 178 268 50 _. th •-ld th t tth -•~'-·-~ sJi has ted Published dally except Satarday Title 178 1 013 29 "ea er, w me a as e W"""' to Cuwu• e COUD bv The Ohio VaDer Publishing Title 178 1:158 08 the families and m~·d Of them have any church Curnpany-Multlmedla, Irk'., ni . Title II 130 33 cmnecttori Sh k U t statist"cla be r.uurl St • P11meroy, Ohio f6~. TitleiVB . ewo rna e ace en 1 n caU~e 18000 ~ Rtt'! lll~·~ Offlt't! Pllone 992- 2100. l'otat Exp Transfers her sampling reveals exactly the aame thing they have f',dllurial Phnnr "9'4!-21$7 21 ,255 53 discovered. Statisticians leU us that two-thirds of the residents Sn'OI'ICI t·la~" ~tal(r paid at To Fund of our county ha•- no church afflllation. Pcttnt>N1)', Ohio funlform Supplies 2,699 17 ~... N11tiliiWII lulvl!!rtbcinH npresenUniform Supplies 2,27:z 06 Yes, our mlssimary priorities do need to be changed. lnllw-, f.tendon AMIIl'lal~. 3101 TUie 178 1,158 08 .._~ " as! Jssl fi Jd ighth in midst Are P.u1•hdAvf' , Clevt'land, Ohlu"ll5 .. , Lunchroom 4,498 42 UI'IC'le l8a V m onary e r ere our · 'We R111lo'ICTtr>llon rates Oellveffit by General Fund 192 IB more Interested In sending our missionaries around the world l'lcrt1t'r whtrt• liVHIIIlble 00 t-ents per Gener:at Fund 96 oo than in reachtrig out to our neighbor? We can reach that I wt't'k. Ry M'ntnr Rnutt• wllE'f't• tan1er General Fund -480 48 ' nut avHililhlf' Or!P monftl , General Fun~ 113 33 neighbor for far le111 mmey expenditure. All 'fie Q!USI do is 1 !!tl'tvkt' ,a :fi 9) ll\llil In Ohio lUll~ W Va , Gereral Fu~d 535 80 reilch out. In love anp tthare with lllenl the love 011rist has I Om• Y.t>ar, m .M I Rhl rnonlh!l, on:r Expenditur;es .CA,914 M Genenal F.ynd , Total Instruction . 'G eneral Fund El<pencl!tures 590,5Bfi.98 Gen~ral f,und ' "' Total Co -Ordinate General Fund Activities Exp 9,394 .97 General fund Total L•brary :..~en era! rund • 17'.8 97.10 ·Operations ExQ. 144.347 91 f\1<Jml ~ip 29,159 .00 To tal Othe r Auxiliarv ExpcMe 111 8,949 01 Total Capital au tillY 5U 68 Total General Fund Debt Scr._ 202 ,396.52 Total Expcndttures 202,911 .20 Tnn5ter To %Unmatched Unifo rm Suppltes 2.699 17 i~~·r~~~~~s ";~~:~~~ ~~ Join up Uniform Supplies 2.272 06 LIIIIUhhes . 13'J'hrow 3 Affllctim T~tlc 178 1,158 08 Accounts Payable 33,436 62 the dice Lunchraonl 4,498.4 2 Bond Indebtedness 214,000.00 of 10 Yeotenlay'1 Aalftr Total Transfers 10.627 73 NoteJndeb t'e dncss 98.1155 00 14 Gold..aaden Down? Total General Fund Tot,e~l Llabtl 1t1es J4&,091 62 ..._it l:xp and Transfers Z7Unhappy • Slippery IZ Pact Excess of Assets 1.249,088.00 -.-1,34-4,784.92 Tot pi 1.,S95.179.6215KJndoftable cusjmner state II Make out General Fund Bal. ·. tndebtedneun-.n.. f Dec 31 , 1978 " 10,069 99 $Rely upon 19 One ,of ,the n Loot lover Part I Bond' 11 ~· Of Total Exp and , Purpose For Which Oebl Doc 30 Stately Reine,.. I Estuary TransferS: P.lus Bal. , Was Created Dec. 31. 1978 1.34-4·,854 .91 Buildings and 17 Before 31 )\egjsler 1 Old note %%Twine Disad\'ant•get;t P:uplls Equ1pment Dlaco Footliall 30 Zealot 100'Nelll Pr•vr•m Fund Outstanding Jan 1, ll urse Revenue Receipts · . 1918 38,000.00 at length pass among . play, State Subsidy •13,143 40 Redeemed During Year _ lpa 'f.otat Revenue with "The" UGustatory • insects 1978 19,000.00 .. - cu Receipts 13,143 4n Balance Outstanding 21 Callous llHerIExptndltures De~ 31, 1978 ' 19,000.00 Instruction lnL Rate 3 3 ~ 2% Argot majealy " Salarlcs•nd Wages 7,952.26 Maturity Year 79' Seed Other Exptndltures 2.~08 . 29 Build•oos and Total Exp . 10,160.55 Equopment %5 It doelln't Tr•nsftrs To Outstanding Jan. 1, General Fl.lnd 882 08 1978 206,000.00 grow on Total Transrers 812 oa Redee-med During Year spl'eel Total E)(p. & ;, 1978 11,000 00 Transfers 11,0_.2 63 Balance Outstanding Zl Lukas~ Bal ., Dec . 31,1978 2,100.7l.. • oec 31, 1978 19s.ooo.oo or Newman Total Exp. & lnt. Rate 5:1!• Transfers Plus Bal ., 1 M-.turlty Year 97 %1 ,., Playwright t:r-+-tDec . 31, 197& 13,143 40. Total Bonded Debt -· ___ ny Bond Retirement Fund Outstanding Jan 1. \.NIUI'IC'U -Bal., Jan 1. 1978 23,130 22 1978 ><<,ooo oo ' Indisposed Receipts Total Bonded Debt -Property Tax <Gross) Redeemed During Year •ZI BWlgled Generai P· Real Estate 1978 " Jo.ooo.oo 3% Radiation . . ._ , '--42,080 33 To1al Bonded Debt -Tangible Personal 1,095 82 Balanc• Outstanding unit TOtal Receipts 13,176,15 Dec . 31, 1978 21<.000 00 S3 SUffix Total Beginning Balance lndebttdnenPlus Receipts 66,306.37 Porl 2 Notes .with soclal E•gencllturts - Purpose For Whl~h Debt ._. M-'--' Fe~s & Cherges .. wat Created .,. wuut Witt'!held - - Tax • snorr Term : dwelling: Settlement 926 76 Operating Expenses bbr Interest On Bonds 13,270 00 New Issues During 8 . Bond Redemption 30,000 00 Year 197J 45,000 00 15 Relalllng Total Exp. 4-4,196 76 Princ1pal Rede~med During II Total Exp. .i-4,196.?6 v ear 1978 <5.ooo oo 31 Obllga on Bal., Dec. 31, 1978 22,10, ;61 1n1 Rate 7 38'-' Total E~~op Plus Bal., Maturety 0a1e 9 16 J..A~Cwe I Dec 31, 1978 66,3076.37 • Operating Expenses lyricist LYnchroom Fund New Issues During .,. tree Bat. Jao 1, 1971 188 55 Year 25,000.00 • OJIIIl Pr;nclpel Redeemed - ·· U TE • h k It· Sale of lun~=:lpfl .. o.J02.73 ourlno Year 1978 25,ooo oo DAILY CRYPTOQ 0 - Heres ow to wor . Federal Subsidy .47,654.81 Other Revenue 169 195 ~ :.';~~:~:~ Date ~ A, X Y D L B A A X R 9 Total Revenue Operating Expenses Ia L 0 N G F I L L 0 W Receipts 18,121 49 New Issues During , Tnnsters From v.. r 1978 19,000.00 ne letter simply atanda for another. In lh1s sample A IS General Fund • ,498 -42 Pri~cipel Redeemed Durin; d for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, Total Transfers 4,,.98 .-42 19 000 Total Revenue Receipts • ·~ ap01trophes, the length and formali?n of the wor.ds are all 1 ni".";1~97~ · &Transfers 92,625.91 Maturory Date 11 -~5 hints. Earh <j_ay the rode letters are drllerent. Total Beofnnfng Bolance Expenses: Plus Receipts 92,814.-46 , Operating New Issues Dvrono CRYPTOQUOTIS ExP.enditures Year 1978 55,000.00 Salaries and Wages 26,318 .84 Principal Redeemed Dur ing . y G n • K Food & Food Handling KG GHKUP WRAU DU Year 1978. 55.000 on r supplies S7 ,321 12 lnt Rate , ~ Other EMpendftures 1,239 .38 . Matur1ty Date 11 -30 R 0 K Tot~ I Expendlf~res 84,179 3-4 DWUP CPKWVPQV.PNZE Operattng Expenses . Transfers Ta New tssues Durlno General Fund 535.80 1 'rear 1978 . 55,ooo.oo D 0 R p K KG ZCOQ IKVXCZRKU Cenerai'Fund · 4,498.42 Principal Redeemed During General Fund 1, 178 .72 Year 1978 n 55,000.00 Total Transfers 6,21'2 .9"' Int . Rate 8 KG CI IGXUKWVPN YG Total E)(p & Maturity DIJft! 12-30 Transfers 91.092.28 Operat1ng E~penses ' Bal .• Dec . 31. 1978 1,722.18 New ls~ue& our.ng - N. U • ZUI I N Total Exp , & Year 1978 25,000 00 Transfers Plus Bal, Yesterday's Cryploquole: A "NEW THINKER," WHEN Balance Outstanding Dec 31 , 1978 92,814 46 Dec 31, 1978 25,000.00 STUDIED ClmELY, IS MERELY A MAN WHO DOES NOT Uniform Supplies Fund lnt Rate , 7 Bat, J-an 1, 1978 2 10 Maturity Date' 3 28 KNOW WHAT omER PEOPLE HAVE THOUGHT.-FRANK Receipts Operllting El<penses MOORE COLBY Sales of Workbooks New Issues our1ng & Supplies 2,202.07 ©1m Klnt! Fublml Syndlcale,lnc. Year 1978 43,655 oo Other Revenue 2,564.-49 Balance Outs.tan~mg Other Non Re"'enue 59600 Dec 31, 1978 43,655 00 Total Receipts 5,363 .16 lnt Rate 8 Wllliam C. Gaddis, Tnnsters·From MatUrity Oat•b. ' 59 Jacqueline A.' Gaddls,-· l9t, General Fund -4,91123 OperiJting E~tp,anses Total Tfansters 4,971.23 New Issues During _ Orange. Total Rece ipts and Year 1978 .1 JO,lloo oo Daniel Ray Abbott, Cheryl Tran1ters 10,334.39 Balance Outstanding Total Beolnning Balance J Abbotl to Henry E. · Oe~. 31,1978 , 30,000 00 Plus Receipts & ,.. 1 lnt Rate 8 Jr., Kathleen M. Celeand Transfers · 10,33 6. 49 Matunty Date 6 22 Expenditures Cleland, .23 acre, Sutton. ' Total Note- Debt Paul A HaYIJI'S, Janice Total EMP , 9.739.37 - New Issue!> DtJring D. A. Milam, Ethel Milam Bal, Dec 31.191]'8 597 .12 Haynes to Michael A. Mattea, Year 1978 ' . '297 ,655 00 Tot•l Exp. Plus Bal., to Ernest Ray Haggy, Brenda Totat Note O~flt -Judy L. Mattea, parcel, Dec 31, 1978 10,336.49 Principal ~~deemed Jean Haggy, lot, Middleport. E S. E.A. Title I Middleport. During Year 1978 199,000.00 Bel, Jan 11 1978 4,551 19 Garr Basham, Lena lotai,..Note D!J~t •· Salem A. Yates to BWy H. Reulp's Basham Balance Out~tandlnQ to Carl Hom, Angela Feder:al Subaldy · 29.254.93 Cretsinger, Sharon K. Dec 31, 1978 98 ,655.00 Horn,deed of correction, Total Receipts. 29,254.93 • Cretsinger, parcel, Sutton. Tran,ftrs From (-4) 6 , He Bedford. G.eneral Fund 1,158 .08 Michael G. Bendinelll, Victor S. Hysell, Mary Total Transfers 1,158 08 Patricia Lynn Bendiilelll to Hysell and Delmar R. Blend an egi wWI one cup Total Receipts and Transfers 30 ,113 01 oraage juice and I tab!e11p01on Daniel R. Abbott, Cheryl J . Hamm, Jean Hamm, right of Total Beginning Balance of blrley fmquick .Abbott, lot, Chelller. Plus Receipts a. way agreement, Sutton. Michael R. Kincaid, Transfers 3-4,964,20 p!ck-up. Grelil for breakfalll, John Coughenour, Ethelyn Expenditures Charlotte A. Kincaid to E. Coughenour to Clarice lundJ or a 111ick. General Administration Salaries and Wage.$ 100.00 · ~· Erwin, lot, Middleport. InstruCtion ~· Salartes and wages 20,176.07 Other e'Mp'endllul'es • 260.68 GREG STONE :rota I E,.p_ ! ,20,536.75 G T·raRiftrs To ·•,_, ' • , ... ~ · l FORT BENNING, a. General Fund 3,222.-45 Pvt Gregory E Stone son of Tot.al Transfers . ~.222.4' il \ • •:1 • • • ' 52505 General Fund 127 74 . Gt!neral Fund OPPF Rece lprs ~ 1·.019.766.65 Recelpi•- Non-Revenue Proceeds Sale cf Noles 297.655 00 Adjustments & Refunds Sales Non Real E'xpcnditures Total Pupil , Tronsportat~on • 3- The Daily S.mtmel, MlddleporH'mnt•roy, 0 .. Friday, Apr. 6, 1!179 • •,4911 A2 1,17872 50'2 '83 279 75 268 50 1,013 19 ··' -'--~ ;311UW'If, 01 · • ' " ."":} tted by Rev. Robert McGee, Pastor, Pomeroy United Methodist Omrch. 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I . _ 4:oo=--12 o'clock l;llgh 17; 5:oo-,..r,ovte "I'll Ntver ~· Forget What'• 'lsname~7. v .j l <f :l ' NEW YORK (AP)-Ron Gurdry, attrred m long flannels. was stretched out on the floor, t-omplelely engl"O&'led in a newspaper. He Ripped casually from the corruc page to the Ann Landers column. One would have sU£pected he didn't have a nerve In his body. A few yards dowri the line, Luis Tiant, the ageless righthander, puffed on a six-inch stogie, spat tobaet.-o juice and exchanged qurps in Spanish, broken English and pig I11tln. Tommy John, the ex-Dodger with the bionic left arm, was talkmg a blue streak to a cordon of newsmen congregating around the locker once the province of Andy Messel"9mith, now with the Dodgers. And Re!!!!ie Jackson and Thurman Munson-they were a: chummy as a couple of schoolboy pals. Tlw Bronx Zoo? The house that controvel"9y built? New York ·s25angry men? It was more like a ladies' weekly sewing circle-the Yankee locker room prior to Thursday's season opener. •'This is a different locker room than we've had before," said AI Rosen, the crew-cut presrdent of George Steinbrenner's milllo!Hiollar babies,' for the past two yeal"9 the baseball champions ofthe world . · "This is a relaxed bunch of ball players. The congeniality is great. I think you have to grve cremt to Lem lor that." Lem is Bob l..emon , the interim manager who took over for Billy Martin halfway through the last season amid intramural turmoil and proceeded to rally the team from 10~ games out to a second strarght World Serres championship. Lem IS 8 mellow, grandfatherly figure with a bulbous nose. He'd rather stir a Scotch and soda than create. turbulant watel"9. The Yankee manager was examining an electric razor · which someone had placed on his desk. "It says eight thousand strokes a rrunute," he remarked, halfway to himself as he read the label. "I'd like to p!ay him in golf." , Since the start of the tumultuous 19'18 season, the manager's office bas been stripped of all of BiJ!Y Martm's memorabiliathe many snap shots of his Idol, Casey Stengel; the mottos ("Company rules: No. !,the boss Is always right: No.2, lf the boss is wrong, see No.I." ), other effects. A Puerto Rican radio reporter came in to ask Lemon for ah interview. · "I will he in another job next year," Lemon told the interrogator. He Is supposed to move up in the organization to make way for a returning and repentanl Billy Martin in 1900. But whete was Bad boy Billy on this importarit day? "Out in Arizona somewhere scoutmg, I thilik," a Yankee front office man said, shruggrng his shoulders. Meanwhile, the record plays on- but not wrth !bose familiar rauco"us, discordant notes. It hwns a love song. BOSTON ( AP) - ·Manager Don Zimmer of the Boston R~d Sox shouted "take" twice In the 1979 American League opener agamst the Cleveland Indians The batters, J110 Rice and Dwight Evans, didn 't get the order in lime - so they hit homers in helping the Red Sox tO a 7-1 victory. "Yeah,.Rice took his 'take' about liOO feet and I used something like a 9~ron golf chip shot for mine," Evans said Thursday after the Red Sox' winning start before a packed crowd of 34,433 m chrlly ~'enway Park. Oj!nrus Eckersley, a 26game wmner after hemg acquired from Cleveland m a multi-player deal last spring, allowed two hits, both by J un Norris,' in blanking his former mates for seven HOW'S YOUR HOSPITALIZATION? CALL MutuiiiC\ o/Omilhil~ ,...,. ... t_, t~• Bfl ••• Gregg Gibbs 992-3443 11. It doe8n 't matter If the hiller Is Dave Parker or Manny TrUio. I just have to make my pitches. If I don't do lhat, I don't eat. And you lmow how much I love to eat." Indeed, eating is somethlng Palllore loves nearly 88 much as pitching . He once devow:ed a nounce llleak CINCINNATI (AP) Frank Pastore is a 21-yearold rookie who says simply "I love to pitCh," and now he's getting hls chance after making the Cincinnati Reds roster for opening day. ~ 1 1t's in my blood/' Pastore said of his affinity for prtching. "I get a kick put of ~••• r ••• I I I : : I : I By The Assoc1ated Pres:s NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W. L. Pel. GB New York 10 1000 Montreal Ph1 la . , Pitts. 0 0 0 0 000 000 1 ~ Sf LOUIS 0 0 000 17 "Cfloice. 25% OFF Thru April On ,Tru- Test Supreme Fine Paint • lf411VE/.I SfB~~ UTJ.;x SEMI GW (4 . . . 1111" AVAilABLE IN: Exterior !i«'use Paint, Oil or latex. Interior in latex, latex Semi Gloss, or Flat San Fran Atlanta Houston Cine. Los Ang .,. tladelphlll at St Louis n F ranclsco at Cincinnati lanla at Houston . (n ) San D1ego at los Angeles ln t '· 2 12 0 I 000 1 o 1 .000 1 Thursday's Games New York 10. 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"Hemy and Lynn run well and they can do what lheywantoutthere.Butifthe pitch rs in the strike zone, 1 Sw ,ng " " Yeah, I yelled 'take' when 1saw the brg Jump these guys got," Zimmer said " However, R"rce was . concentrating and obviously didn't hear me . He just swung mstinctively. I didn't mind it at all .'' Evans led off the fourth with a homer helped by tl]e wind when he swung on a J.O Pitch He didn't realize he. had the take' stgn al the time, explaining: "We've been hitting a lot on J.O. 1 Jus\ . go!Ied 1\ and the wind drd the rest. It was foul, then came back, curving inside £alf ." " Yes, my first openmg day and it's disappointing," sard Wrse. "I made a mistake lo .Jimmy and he crushed the ball . The other one to Evans wasn 'l a bad pitch. It was a wind.blown ball, foul until driven back " Balhmore Detroit Cleve New York Toronto Kan Cety Sealtle Ch icago Mmn Oakland Texas dinner, Including salad, shr110p cocktaU, baked IKOto and dinner roll, in 11 minutes flat. Pastore has shown the Reds this 11pring tbat he is not only a major league eater, but also a major league pitcher. No one lmew that lor sure until opening day when Pastore suddenly found himself still m the roster. "This Is the most beautiful 0 0 0 0 000 000 010001 010001 010001 WEST •• 1 i' 1 0 1 000 1 0 1 000 0 0 000 0 0 0 0 '' 000 000 11 0 0 000 '' 1 ; Cel1fornla 0 1 000 1 Thursday 's Games Texas at Oetro1t. ppd , rain Milwaukee 5. New York 1 Boston 7, Cleveland 1 Kansas C1ty 11 , Toronto 2 011( games scheduled Friday's Games Tewas !Comer 11 -S) at DelroU (Wilcox 13 121 Ch1cago ( Kravec 11 -16) at Ba lhmore (Palm er. 21 12 · or Slone 12·12l · M:nnesola !Goltz 15-10 ) at Oakland (Lany:ord 713) (n ) Callfornea ( yan 10 13) at Seattle (Mclaughlin J-8) (n ) Qlly games scheduled Saturday's Games Ch:cago at BaiUmore ~~':;1~~daft~;t~n York Texas al Detroll Monnesota at Qakland Toronto at Kansas City, n CaUiorn•a at1 Seattle, n Sunday t Games Texas at C>@tro•t Chtcaqo at Baltimore Milwaukee al New York Boston at Cleveland Toronto at Kansas City Mennesota at Oakland Californ1a at Seattle Pastore gush~d. "I could spend eight hours in here. I mean that. Going from here to the food, from the other end to the food, from the Ice box to. the food." · Pastore went to spring training as a Class AA pitcher and was handed one of those numbers that players get when they aren't given much of a chance to make the club. He outpltched everyone in ·camp and ~, weara No. 35, the same number ~ Gullett was handed when he made the Reds when as a Ill-yearold in 1910. Not only did Pastore make the club, but he alao found himself in th~ opening day game after ' the Reds had falleo far behind. Pastore finitthed the game by allowing only one hit in three innings. '"It was simple. I just challenged ·,. the hitters . Fastball? Boom. Fastball. Just keep it jlown," Pastore recalled aflel: .the game. '"I was disappointed that I wasn 'I getting my curveball over for strikes In the beginning, bufl was rushing, making aU the mistakes I wasn't making In Tampa." If he was making mistakes, at least they were now major league mistakes, and beat of aU, Pastore was pitching. "Pitching Is what I enjoy most In the whole W<l'kl," Pastore said. 'Ill's just me, the catcher and the hitter. It's so simple. I feel so comf<l'table. I'm just doing my .thing. "If I couldn't be a pitcher, I'd have to pitch batting practice for somebody or coach a Uttle League team." ·Bobcats ' Easy rocked.'' still, as tthe later told a repm-ter; un•a too bad, opening day." KZ200 • 4·Stroke Reilabitity (1\ • Front Disc Bmke • Lightweight • Easy to Handle e Super EconomiCIII ·rx)xoL J&R SPORT Sll)p SERVICE "741 E. Main St. Parneroy,O. 991-1114 IPDENOUR'S Retlne. Olllo ChHter, Olllo Ytrestone 30" ELECTRIC START RIDING MOWER .' Von Taylor and Carl Myers combined for a three hitter Thursday evening at Chetthtre as the Kyger Creek Bobcats defeated visiting Hannan Trace, 9-4. • Taylor m going the first frve iomngs yielded a double to Paul Shaffer, fanned six and walked one batter. Myers allowed five walks and had five strikeouts ! Shaffer also collected two doubles off Myers . 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Pl11/7!114 PD/15R14 INSTAll~nON NO CHARGE P21WI14 PD/15RI5 , NOW! N. second Ave. Middleport, o. CHESTER. O. '• and hrs enthusiasm and t""l-em fat our youlh has made his name synonymous with hunter oafety. The award was presented at the League of Ohio Sportsmen 's Convention banquet in March at the salt Fork State Park Lodge . Simpson received a congratulatory letter for his award lrom Stata Senator .lerome Stano, Chairman of the S~nate Conservation Commlllee Brian resides m llaltrmore with his wrle , Bonftle, and their children. LISa and Darin. Hr~an Is the son of Mrs Helen Simpson and the late Chester Simpson of Racine . calf muscle, ana he hasn't Bonnie is lhe daughter of Mr been dOing his I"Wllllng," abe ,and Mrs. Ralph Badgley, also said. "When be doesn't run of Racine. · his legs lee! heavy." Then lhe added: "It's the first game of the aeason. And when you get older, It takes longer to get ready for the season.'' She alao had oonRdence that ljer husband would live up to his nickname of "Tom Terrific," another day. "When :rou lllart 36 games, you're not going to be terrific defeat TIRE SALES • BAUM TRUE VALUE 98$ -3301 said . Mrs. Seaver after watching her husband leave Wednesday's Naliooal League opening baseball game in the seoond inning with the San Francisco Giants leading 7.0. The defeat was Seaver's first against s11 victories in 12 consecutive opening day starts. "He definitely did not have It today," Mrs. Seaver concluded. "Like any perf<l'mer, you're not going to be 100 percent all the time. 1!ut when a pitcher comes in and doesn't have good liiUff, thai's when he needs the ballclub to back him up. Like when a certairi batter Isn't hitting, the others have to hit. 11 Yes, she said, the 34-yearold Seaver - who last year got off to a bad start before finltthing withl6 victories and 14 losses - had wanted to start off well this year. "He always likes to jump out there with, a win," abe said. ' "Just recently, he pulled a Ali Other Lines of Supreme Paint ,. ' 1 :t o o· .ooo . •., Ch1cago· 1 Paints "A bad dream, It was one of my hardest opening days," clubhouse I've ever seen," I : I Saturday's Games Montreal at P ittsburgh At A Glance P«or~1tor•' day was "excrutlaUng." Cincy gives ·Pastore chance to pitch, eat Major league Baseball . . . The CINCINNATI (AP) When Nancy Seaver's husband started his first opener with the New Y<l'k Mets 12 years ago, she recalls she was "terrified" and couldn't eat breakfast. But If Tom Seaver's first opening day wu terrifying for his wife, his latest opening SAFETY AWARD WINNER- Brian Simpson, Educallon Officer Wllh the l•l•i< Ill vision ol Wildlife , is presented the 1918 Hunter safety Award from Dr. Benjamwl '·'""! 11 I, Vrce President olthe National Wildlife Federation (on the left J and JJr . Hoherl Teall·• llirec1or of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (on the right 1. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD umings. Then Dick Drago fmished,iosmg the shutout on a walk, an error, a wild pitch and Tom Veryzer's bloop single m the ninth. The Cleveland run, though, was meaningless. The Red Sox unloaded an 114rit attack which included homers by Rice, ~;vans and Fred Lynn, a single, double and triple by reserve catcher "Bob Montg<mery, and a double and triple by utility mfrelder .Jack ·Brohamer. Rrce provrded the most crucial blow. After having a line single wasted in the lirst inning , he look former tearrunate Rick Wise, part of the Eckersley deal , downtown in the third. · With Jerry Remy breaking for third base and Lynn for second wrth a big jump on an attempted double steal wrth one out, Zimmer yelled "lake" from the Bo§ton dugout. Rice , the AL's most valuable player after hitting 46 homers and driving m 139 runs last" year, didn't get the message Instead, he swung, sending a tremendous smash high off an upright to the left of the 319-foot mark in left center for a three-run homer "Some of the guys told me later that Zun yelled 'take,' but I drdn't hear 1\inl," Rice Natural Hcsourt·es " lie r<ceived the award for W }ears of service lo the fl"Ople of Ohlo He has taught more people than anyone In <he sale use of firearms and <he hunting ethics and respons1b.Urtles. His expertise in that freld Seaver's start 'excruciating' ••• •I, ••• II Indians lose opener, 7-1 Nation ' s • '15495 POMEROY HOME .& AUTO 606 E. Mail! m -2094 ., "Front End Alignments" Pomeroy �•' ' • 4- The Daily Sentinel. Middleport -Pomeroy. 0 ., Friday, Apr . fi. 1979 .....,. .......· ................-......................... .............-.·.·.-.-.........................................-.........,.... -........._.,. 5-Tpe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frlday, Apr. 6, 1979 • Young Adult Class discusses j ii~i~;;H~ip jDr. Mykle speaks .to diet club· Motker-daughter banquet,plans:: Us. • •By Helen Bouerl.l :f~t.§i:§. ~~d1~~~~!1 fE~~~:;t%~, II motber-<iaughter ban· quet to be held.on May 18 was discussed at the recent meeting of the Young Adult Choss of the Bradford Church of Christ. · Final plans for the banquet will be ma<le at the April 30 meetingoftheclasstobe heid at the ~hurch with Steven Pickens to have devotions at that time. Janice Haggy oresido!d at the with prayer. Devottons by Mrs. Nancy Morris included a · poem enliUed "Understanding" and "We Never Walk Alone." ' . A letter wds read from P eggy Russell, a missionary in Me xi co . Women's Fellowship programs for ·the year were discussed and the Bradford group will host the one to be held on May 24. . Flowers were sent to Mrs. Russell ' ' 1 .. , IN MEMORY OF OUR Bfl OVED MARY RIGGS, THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. Will NOT OPEN UNTIL 10 A.M. SA11JRDAY. Enjoy a thicker lawn and save money too! Has birthday TURF BUilDER Product ' . Reg. Price Sale Price s 9,95 $ 7.95 $17.95 $24.95 $14.95 $20 . 95 Hysell, Heidi and steve Caruthers, Glorla and Mar·tha .Nelson, Tracy Casto, Laurie Black, • Sabrina Wilson, Ambel' Hankler, Rhonda .Gomez, and Daisy Mae .Haggy. Favors were given to all ol the ehUdren. TURF BUilDER PLUS 2 $10.45 $19.95 $27.95 $12.45 Turf Builder +2 SM Turf Builder +210M Turf Builder +2 ISM $23.95 $33.95 Sevlllfl$ presents an e~ten : sive eolleclio(l ol genuine !!Ilene pendants In sterli ng ·Sale Prices Good Thru April 7, 1979 MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main silver and g.old·lltled .' They're a~solutel y beautiful end all very dsllcately wen. Pomeroy 992-2164 . ''The Store With All Kinds af Stuff' C FOR PETS· STABLES - LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS - GARDENS. _.trr£A:;~ND 'fJliS -lf ,4.1' tilE r----.-.-·-1 II So ·"a] I I CI Calendar 1 J FRIDAY HAPPY Harvesters, 1 p.m. Trinity Church, Friday. BAKE SALE and ·Bazaar Friday at Dale · C. Warner Insurance Agency, Pomeroy, beginning at 8:30 a.m. Sponsored · by Forest Rwt Methodist Church: --MARY SimiNE 37, Order ol White Shrtne of Jerusalem, lnstaUaUon ol officers Friday 8 p.m. at Pomeroy Muonlc Temple. Buainess meeting at 4 p.m. Potluck refreshml!llts foDowing ~ events. SATURDAY EASTER Bazaar at Meigs Senior Citizens Center Thursday, 8:30 to ~:30 p.m.; 9:30 a. m. to 8 p: m. Friday. and 10 · a. m. ·to 1 jl. m. . Saturday·. Public pancake - -·· supper, 4 to 8 P• m. Frlday. ANIMATED COLOR James Dean· version of "Pilgrim' s· Progres" based on John 7"' Bwtyan story, will be ahown .1. at 7:30p. m. Saturday at the• A Winnie"ihe Pooh theme Pomeroy Seventh-day Ad·' was carried out a• ihe first venti.st Church; pub)lc in' vlted to free presentaUon. birthday Jlllr!y rl James Dean, 1011 ol Mr. and Mrs. WESTERN BOOT CB John Walter Dean. Radio Club regular meeting, AI the celebration were his 7 p.m. SAturday at the club great-grandparents, Mr. and house. Mrs. Kenneth Markjns, MONDAY Racine, hts grandpanmts, REVIVAL now In progreaa . Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, Mr. at Hobson Church of Christ In Mrs. Robert Reid and Christian Union with Keith Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Roben Eblin, pastor aa evangelilt. Reld, Mr:andMrs. BIUSpaun. Services 7:30 p.m. nightly. . and Shllmon, Mrs. Donna Special slnglng by Cowttry Young, Bob, Susie and Adam, Hymntlmers. Public invited. Charlie King, Jr., and Susan . TWIN CITY Shrln~ Club King. Allo attending was his Monday 7:30 p.m. All brother, Jeremy· members are urged to attend . to discuss Important business. Refreshments. r:;.:! . Medica_l grass considered_ I.OS ANGELES (API-The ,1'"sident of the American Cancer Society says doCtors should . be able to use marijuana as a last resort to relieve the harsh side'Offects of some cancer therapies. "The physil!ian who is treating patients with cancer ... should have everything at . his dispoaal and be able to use it if it will help," Dr. LaSalle D. l.ef(all Jr. said in an interview this week . "The evidence does support the fact that it (marijuana) can help the patient." That conclusion is supported by a growing body of scientific research and a long history :or Informal, 81ld. lllegal, use of the drug by many ca ncer patients undergoing chemotherapy. The federal government, however, still classifies marijuana, 'alorig with heroin, l.SD and other drugs, as a Schedule I substance: No medical value and high potential for abuse. The Cancer Society's official position, adopted last year, ~ays only that marijuana has promise .and warrants more ·"controlled clinical trials," a spo~esman · · said. AII10 INSURANCE . Superior (average Fvr The LDWHt Possible Price Since 1978, at least a halfdozen legislatures have · passed state laws allowing doctors to prescribe marijuana for some chemotherapy patients. Such programs usually are described officia lly as research and require caseby-case review by a mediCal board. Similar measures are generating controversy in other states, including · California . David E. Jenkins Agent or Calli 992·2156 DOGS POLLY"S POINTERS ARIDDLE FUR TODAY In what year did H.' .it Hardesty & Co. publish James M. Evans History of Meigs County? Meigs History Book · free story deadline, Thursday, April 5. Yester- . WHISKEY RIVER ' 4 PIECE GROUP -2 VOCAU TONIGHT & SATURDAY ' MAI.N ST. THE MEIGS INN Paneling comes clean day's answer - - GOcssler's ·Jewelry Store, on Court street. '. '· '--~~ Single Speed J~ _ Saw MIDDLEPORT Ama~ Gudeaen, 8 p.m. Wednelday mille f\lverboat Room or the ~elp Office of lhe Atbeal County Savfap 111111 IAlan-Co. Mn. Grace Prall aDd Mrs. Veda Davill will be heitesses. RA~INE, I ANNIVERSARY SALE =NOW IN PROGRESS Carolina Lumber & Supply Company 312 Sixth Street . ,, I'UURCH Of I'URISJ Trudeau leaves home TORONTO (liP) Margaret Trudeau says that when . the pressure of her disintegrating marriage became unbearable she began to · smoke as much as "fi>Ur · ·st ron g jolnts (cigarettes) a da)"' of marijuana. In the latest serialized installment of her autobiography, "Beyond Heason," she said she began smoking as a reaction to the jealous and brooding maooer of her husband, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Eliott Trudeau. She said Trudeau soon noticed her marijuana smoking. ''It became so that Pierr~, on arriving home, would-come up not tO kiss me, but to sniff me . I brushed my . teeth, washed my face and put on scent, but I couldn't stop the distinctive smell' of grass (marijuana) lingering , MEETING SET in my hair." 1berc .. will be a meeting • Mrs. Trudeau also wrote · that the death· of her closest Saturday, April 7, at 2 p.m. at friend , Queen Alia of Jordan, the Middleport !Ieath United Methodist Church lor parents was . the final straw ' in her whose children attending Nur•ery the Gingerbread BAKE SALE School. A bak~ sale will be held Sat~rday at the Rutland GUOIJ f'RIDAY Department Stare beginning SERVICES at 9 a.m. for the benefit of the 1bere will be Good Friday building .fund by the RutUand and Salem1 Center United · sen·iccs lit the Orange Christian Church. l<ltterfdge Methodist Churches. Hoad. April 13, at 7:30 p.m. Eas'tcr Sunrise services will be held at 5:30 a.m. • Sunda)· School wiD bC held at 9:30 and worship service at DINNER PLANNED t0 :30. A fellowship diruter will be hel<l at 12:30 p.m. Sunday In the Rutland Methodist Church ioci al room . Beverages, cake and Ice • are going to measure honey, syrup or any sticky substance used In a recipe, lightly oil the measuring cup or spoon witlt a bland oil such as safflower or com oiL The contents of the cups or spoon will glide out with ease. This Poit\ter is for penny pin.chers such as I am who like to reuse plastic~ bags but h~te to wash and dry them. In a shower or bathtub place a mini-clothesline with suction cups that can be bought very cheaply in any <iepartment store., After washing and rinsing the bags . hang them on the line with the - clothes pina that come with the line or even hair or paper clips. By morning the bags have dripped dry and are ready to use. -TONI Polly will send you one of hu signed thankyounewspaper coupon clippers if she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in cream will be provided and her column. Write POLLY's those attending are asked to · POINTERS In care of this .take a covered dish and their \ oWn table service. Everyone is welcome. newspaper. HOLY COMMUNION Holy communion will be held Sunday at the Mid· • dleport First United Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Fred Sams of Coiwnbus, the interim minister, will ol· ficiate at the .conununion service. 1' 1'0 TO MEET lnstallatloo of officers will Bonnie Smith, daughter of J?e held when the Syrucuse Mr. aJid Mrs. Dan Srrilth; !'TO meets · at 7:30 p.m. Racine, has received her Tuesday evening. A student registered nurse certification art display wlll also be from the Ohio State Board of featured . Nursing. A graduate of Southern !'RAISE MEETING High School and the A !'raise meeting will be Parkersburg Community Colheld at the Salvation Army lege where she received a Sunday at 3 p.m. with ·capt. bachelor's degree, she Is llakcr of Clnciooati as guest. presently employed at speaker. The public is in· Veterans Memorial Hospital, vited. 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Grande College student body . t lltlvffl l(rt•Ntho.ww ;, ' Mt•iitw f:onnty •rht•n• ' class , the only one he found to go in proviaing extra stimulating . stimulating. programs · and classes ior However . some school Their suit seeks $1 mlllioo bright children. IXJard members said they in damages and a.court order · She said similar suits filed feHred that putting a grade directing the schools to in Pennsylvania and New school pupil in a high school provide a · program · of Mexieo r•ached inconduslve class would set a bad and "academically excellent"' results. although they did · expen sive pr~ce<ien(. The courses for Thomas, which prompi.those states to adopt . hOard voted 4-3 on March· 13 hi~ mother, Janel Irwin. said or improve aid programs. to remove Thomas from tbe should meet his interest in Mrs. Irwin said her son Spanish class, prompting the advancedscienl:" instru.ct!on. started -playing chess and suit. School _drstrrct offtctals absorbing scientific articles Since then. the boatd has ,have dechned to C<lllment. , from an encyclopedia when backed off and allowed . District lawyers are to file a he was 4. 'lbornas to stay in the class. formal response by the end of Thomas said school is But Irwin says the suit will April. "pretty much the same old proceed be_cause the Spanish Hts father Ronald, a thing over and over again .'' class. although worthwhile, lawyer; satd Thursday he His boredom and ''i.s by no means adequate .:' hopes argume.nts in C)rcuit int~iiigence have caused him Court can begm m. May . . problems, he said. recounting DID YOU .Joyee Van Tassel of tbe a f·ight with a peer ''who said KNOW I llhnots Offtc~ of Education m he hated me because·! use big Springfield said the suit could words " · There is just one . give the co_urts an Mrs: Irwin says school Church. Ep . 4:4. opport~mly to defme, for the ' dfficials.took.her son out of a ftrst tune, how far public program lor gifted children SUNDAY school systems are obligated . because "he 111!eded to be· Bible Classes 9:3oam calmed down in class." Tbe Morniag Worship ' IO : JOam Evening Service t 7:30pm program, the lrwins claim, was heavy on instruction in photography and ~ra!L'l and light on the science courses \Ill • that interest Thomas. _' unhappy marriage. She said In early March, school \Ill she met the queen when King officials agreed to let Thomas Reedsville, 0 ., SR 12• Hussein visited Canada in into a ·high school . Spanish John Tyler, Evangelist -6910 1974. class, which he says has been ..__ _(304)195 _~;.;;,;.;,;,_...J uwithin . bouts, she had taken me in hand, forced me to laugh about .our lives, poked fun at my fears," Mrs. Trudeau wrote. When told of (he queen's death ·in a 1977 helicopter crash, "I started shaking. Tears poured down my face. It was too much f<r me. It made a mockery of all our conversations, the way Alia had kept insisting that everything would, turn out well for both of us." After that, "J?ierre and I disCussed our future calmly. We · agreed that nothing should happen precipitately, I would leave for a !l!klay ' !rial separation - and we would take it from there ." THE I. ----- 675·1160 . mind your readers to check - the mountings on their Inarnood rlngs so they do not lose tlie stone as I did. A bit of checking can save a lot of heartache. -NORMA DEAR NORMA - How rlght you are. I caught a stone in my engagement ring just in time. The prongs holding It had worn down. - POLLY. DEI\i{'POLLY- We live in the co'lrntry and the snow' is olten very deep_on our cars. I found a rubher dustpan does the cleaning off job beiter than anything else we have tried. Do P,IISS this on even If it Is too late for this year so readers can be ready for the . first snow next year. -BE'l'l'Y DEAR POI,LY - When you PTA." Based on the starring Bar- LI!-LIES- TULIPS· HYACINTH. BEGONIAS-BASKETS & MANY OTHERS Qu,Uir r·om•·~~ fin• I. I Point Pleasant Store Hours: Monday-friday 8 a.m.· 5 p.m. • Saturday 8 a.m. - 12 noon Easter Flowers POMEROY. 0. DEARPOLLY~Pieasere- I' . DEAR POLLY - I would like to dean my wood panelinc and wondered how much of each to u8e in that solution' that has vinegar, olive oil and water. - MRS. R.F . DEAR MRS. R.F. - In a quart of warm water you might add one tablespoon white vinegar, one tablespoon olive oiL V{rlng a cjpth out of this and It to rub down the wood paneUlng. Dey with another soft cloth and when thoroughly dry apply a thin coat of paste wax and buff. One tablespoon . 111,rpentine could be substituted'fw the vinegar. - POLLY use ~- Rockwell . ' Rockwell 3/8" Single Speed Drilr . . ~ ~75~3391 or 992·2505 • . CLELAND GREENHOUSE . . · 10 til 2 ,. Polly Cramer . I . MONDAY CHURCH - SERVICES at t'irst Church of God Monday through Aprll14, nightly at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. C. P. Conley, Galli(iolis, will be the speaker. On Thursday, April 12. communion and or· dlpances ol the church. WEDNESDAY . SYRACUSE • MINERSVILLE Baseball Association Wednesday at Syracuse Municipal BuDding at 7 p.m. All coaches are urged to attend. At liriUi"nt, but he is "bored tv death in school," his. mother silys. Bored enough for. his parents to file a $1 million suit a~ainst the sehooi' district over the quality of . his education . Wilh an IQ tested , his parenl.'l say, at about 170, be is bright enough to read and understand the lawsuit filed . in his behalf. "The state law Says each child should be edueated to the maximum extent 'of his ability, and they (school officials) have failed to do this,." .Th<IT!as, a fifth grader at Edgebrook Elementary Schonl1 said in describing the .· basis of the suit. His .p arents said they dedded it was lime to file suit when the school board reversed a decision to let ·THE REV. WILJJAM Kilittel, pastor of the United Pentecostal Church of Middleport, is pictured with an attractive "Merit Achievement Award" plaque presented . to the United Pentecostal Church of Middleport for having the fastest growing Sunday School in the state of Ohio for 1978. The presentation. was made during the three ·day Sunday School "Growth Conference" held at the Christian · Apostolic Church in Newark. The church had a 51 percent increase in 1978 over 1977. The church also was presented the "Merit Achievement Award" in 1977 for the fastest growing Sunday School in Ohio with a 72 percent gain. In the fall of 1978 ·the church was presented an attractive certificate for second place as to the "Fastest Growing Sunday School in•North America ." Pastor William Knittel feels it is a great honor to work among the people of Meigs county and sees a great future ahead for the church. Contact The Dally Sentinel OHice, Court St., Pomeroy THE BEST NU'I'RITION FOR YOUR - 10, Thomas Irwin · is Thomas attend a hiPh c:;rhi'V"'l CARRIER FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL IN SYRACUSE · AREA DOG FOOD ( a~e WANTED Red Rose I. Mrm:NIIY, Ill . ( ~PI •. WASIIINGTON I API - '11lc the corporate representalives . Consu!"~r ~roduct Saf~ty :·we will not be stampeded" , Cormmssron, deluged wrth mto hasty action but will ~ calls from anxious demand · quick information conswner.s, told producers lor use in deciding what to dt> • and _sellers of hand-held hair about dryers containing . dryers Thursday to Jist by asbestos. ~ •J:iday ali ver~ions which Brown said the commission contain asbes~os msulat.ron. has received as many as 1,300 • Representatives of etghl calls a day since news stories ~ ma~ufacturers and lour last week told of the possible retail~r~ .were told at . a hazard. , meetrng the commission ; plan$ to work quickly ·on the ; issut of hair dryers GERALD SCHUSTER · containing asbestos, a Gerald Shuster, Uncoln ; subs,tarice which is Hiehgts, Poineroy; underconstdered a potent cause of went sUI"gery Thursday morwben breathed . . · · nlng ·at ~ Holzer Medical . Br0wn, executtve , center. His room number is · of the agency, told 232. · moStweighlfortheweek. ·was speaker at the eveiting A lecture on ingredients class where . ·rive new. and supplements W&s given · membl!rs wefll welcomed, at the Middleport morning and Bessie Floccarllost the class with Virginia Cook ill6· most weight with JudY ing the most weight for the McGuire being her numerup. At Point Pleasant Allee HoscharaildWillieHartwere the mol'lling class, and Ulllan Pierson the evening class largestlosersfortheWI!ek. urns one INN PLACE PH. 992-3629 '''' -cent ..-ling of the Mason County SllndereUa Diet Club. At the ll Janella Davill rlbbon,":Jv Diana ~= was taken into the slim and trim )'II'QIZI'IIm. l"'ve 'DPw DEAR HELEN: Our son is 5 years old and has a leal'lling disability. He wiD be attending a special school for his handicap. · Presently, his I.Q. .Is half that of ihe average chlld his age. Can it be increased?- WID he always be below avt!l'l!ge? · Traci Wright .CONCERNED · . . DEAR CONCERNED: I.Q. can vary up or down, dependlng on when the test is given, by whom, under what circumstances;aridhowthechlld Traci Wrlght of RuUand feels at the time. Don't take test results as gospel, and remember alway!: was honored recenUy on her eighth blrUxlay. A party in your child's intelligence will grow, given p-oper teaching and her honor was .held at the much specialattenUon. Will he always be below average? Rather than worry about h<IT!e of her parents, Rodney something that even your doctor may not know presently, why and Shorty Wright. Baklng the Snoopy cake for don't you concentrate oo today? Work with him, teach him, the gift table was her grand- love him, enjoy him - and the future, I'm quite !llll'e, will he mother, )'drs. Frances Im- better than you lhiak. -H. boden. The refreshmenl'table ' was decorated with a Holly DEAR HELEN: Many of the subjects in yoor column prornpt'me to write, but Hobbie theme. Traci 's aunt, · Uly Kennedy, baked the I'm a procrastinator. "Only the Groom" finally gQt me off the Southern BeDe cake used as dime. Yes, HViCtim 11 a wedding seems to be "-woman's affair/' the centerpiece. Cake, ice cream, potato with those important males - groom, the lwo fathers - having chips, and Kool-Aid were little to say. At the last wedding in our famlly , we changed things: the served by Mrs. Wrlght and Diane Caruthers to Bobby bridegroom w"Tool Shower," and my lllsband had Wright, Decker CulltunS, Ab- a ball, selecting just the right ones. So did other men. Many rl by Fry, Tracy and Stacy "oor" partie! were for both men and wm1e11, and parentil of both bride and groom were always invited. As the fif!h and last wedding In oor clan, It waa the most elahorate. Also the frlendllest, sharingtst, and most hutnan. I'm all for including the men In the wedding. - E.O.D. ·IL-_s..,...P_RING_s_AL_E___.l Tu'rf Builder SM Turf Builder 10M Turf Builder 15M stay. The possibility of. :·:· · establishing a nur.;ery da.s was diS<·ussed and Mrs. "'· TH~ 'OO'~'ERENT' AMONG US ARE Haggy Will contact other OFI'ENSJNGLmOtrrFORCRUELTY mothe~ to see if they will DEAR HE!.EN : help teach. Plans for Bible · Why are so many Americana prejudiced against fat people? school will be made at a · Overweight means you have trouble finding jobs· are the v!Qo meeting to be held later this tim of countless bad jokes and stereotypes; you ore considered month. Others attendin~ "abnonnal" even though one-third of us are affected by were Becky Painter and Bonovereating. And of t'Oill'R you have trouble finding lOve. nie Pickens. . . The other day I saw a poster ol an obese WOOI8JI stuffing down food. It said, "Once past the Ups, forever oo the hipo" and tt was supposed to be·fiUIIiy. Would people laugh at an alcoholic drinking himself to death? We've progressed to feeling sympathy f..- problem drinkers, smokers, dr'ug addicts, but the "fatties" are sliD put down as glutl.oris who ''could go on diets If they reaDy wanted to.'' . Not only do obese people have to live wiiJI themselves but they must live with the prejUdices of others who don't realize overeating Is a compuJstve habit harder-to break than mayhe . . even heroin. I'd like to a- what motivates people to be so. crueJ. .SYMPATHETICANDCHUBBY . DEARSAND'C: It's a fact of hwnan nature (animal nature too) that the "dif· ferent" are singled out for cruel treatment. When we Americana realize that habitual overeating can be just as muCh a disease as alcoholism, we may slop sneering at !'ctims. It woo 'I happen overnight, unfortunately. -H. 'Bright kid' bt;comes bored with·school Hair dryers suspect nCKETS $2.50 BOX OFFICE OPENS 7 P.M: OPENING CUR ,TAIN 8 P .M, 'I I . . eiMlTATION LEATHER AT lHE ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 9q MILL INGELS FURNITURE._&JEWELRY ·~o ,,. ONI srolf" Middleport, 0 • 106 N. 2nd Ave. · Community Club Sponsor '.iT . '• I ,, 'Q ' �• .7-The Dally Sentinel, Middlenort-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday, Apr. 6. 1979 M.~IG.S nRE · CENTER, I,.C. . K&C JEWELERS . John F. Fultt, Mgr. . Ph. 992-2101 . ......... 0.... 5 'Hi;; school supt. Chur<h School. 9,1s a;.m .: worshlp service, 10:30 o.m . ~hoir rtkearsol, Tuesday, 7:30 p . ~ . undtr direction of Alice Neon. I'OMEROY CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE: Corner Union · and Mulberry. Rev. Clyd4, V. Hender· son , pastor . Sunday schooJ, 9:30 a . m .• Glen McCiung.•aupt .; morn· lng worth.lp. 10::1) a .m .; evening , aetvice, 7 : ~; m~<J ~ week service, · WO<Inesdoy . 7::10 p.m. ' GRACE EPISCOPIII CHURCH ·• 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy . The lteY .. RObert 1. Groves, r«tor. ; Sunday servlcft, 11 a.m. morning proyer (Holy CommuniOn flrtt Sunday of eoch month) and ser· hlp , 11 O.m.; Sunday evening "rvice , 1 p, m.; Wednesday Fami· y Trp ll ng Hour , 1 p.m.Wednesday o~.~ors h lp service. 7:30p.m. · · liST. Corner Ash and Plum; Noel Herrman. pastor. Saturday even· ing service, 7:30 p.m.; Sundoy Sckool, 10:30 a .m . . . MEIGS COOPERIITIVE PIIRISH METHOOIST CHURCH Robert T. Bumgarner, Director •·212 W. Main $t.Jokn McArthur, POMEROY CLUSTER ' postor, lfble school, a.m.: : morning worship, l 0:30 0. m.: Rev . Robert McGee Rev . James Corbitt '=30 charge . Sunday- holiness "'"ring, 10 a,m.: Sunday School, 10:30 -o .m. Sunday schoolleoder, YPSM , t: luise Adorns. 7:30 p.m., , solvot1on' meeting, various s~ers and music specials. Thursdoy- 10 a .m. to 2 p:m lodl• HolM league. oil women Invited: 7.:30 p.m . prayer meeting and Bible study, Bob Estep, teoder. Rev. • teocher. Noel Hermon, BURLINGTON SOUTHERN 111\P· TIST CHIIPEI, Raulo I, ShoclePastor 8obby Elkins. Sunday school. 5 p.m .; Sundoy wol"'hip, S:.S p.m.; Wednesday proyer s•r· vice, 7:00p.m. POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHIIIST, :IOOW. Moln St., JO<ry Paul. minister. phone 992·7666. Conservative, non-ln&ffumentol; SUncloy wat1~lp, 10 a.m.; llblo study, 11 a .m.; \¥Orshlp, 6 p.m. W..m..doy llblo study, 7 p.m. OlD DEXTtR BIBlE CHRISTI/IN CHURCH , hv . Ralp~ Smith, po1tor. Sundcry Khool, 9:30 a .m. , Mn·. Worley Francis , iuperlntei"v clent. P1eachlng MrVices first & · 1 · third Sundays lallawl"'l SUnday School. GRAHI\M UNITED METHOOIST, ; Preaching 9:30a.m., flrtt and . . c.Qfld SUndays of - h month: third and fourth 'Sundays 'I'Xh month, worahlp Mrvice at 7:30 · p.m. Wednesdcry evenings at 7,30, Prayer and Bible Study. SEVENTH•Ili\Y 1\DVEIHIST, Mulberry Heights Road. Pomeroy. · Pastor, 1\lboft Ditto<: Sabbath School Superintendent, lltito White. Soblroth Schaaf, Saturday afrernoo~~ of :Z:OO, with Worship ~ Service foltowlng at 3:15. RUTIIIND FIRST BIIPTIST CHUitCHSister Harrletf Warner , Supt. Sunday School, •:30 a .m. ; ·morning wonhlp, 10:,.5 a.m. THE HIIIINO CHI\PEI . Geargo Ca1to. po1tor. Sunday School, 9 :30a.m.; e'f'enlng worship , 7:30. Thursday evening proyer servke, 7':10 p.m. I'OMEROY FIRST 81\PTIST, Dovid Mann, minister; William Watson, Sundoy Khool supt. Sun• day school, 9:30 a.~ .; morning 'worship 10:30 a . ~. Are Soonsored Each Week CAPTAINEASY ...,.; .... (,-. ' Choir reh.arsal , Wednesday , 1 p.m . Rev . Robert McGN. pastor. ENTERPRISE , Worship 9 a .m. · Church School10 a .m. ROcK SPRINGS. Chur<h School 'llle Slort ... I DON'T "'J.itNK HE H~D 10 a .m . Worship 10 a .m. UMYF 6:30p.m . ; ~s! HIITWOOilS. Church Sc~aoiiO a.m . Worship II a .m. MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER HEll TH, Church · School 9,30 The message of Holy Week is not 'a sadone. Rather, iti s themost joyous news we will ever hear! The . glory of the resurrection could not have happened without the stark tragedy of Good Friday . . . and because .Christ overcame death, we are assured of eternal life. It is certain that we will live again and forever, in a new way thai God has planned for us. SYRACUSE ClUSTER Rev. Harvey Koch, Jr . FOREST IWN: Worshp 9 a .m. ChurchSchooiiOo.m. MINERSVILLE, Church School 9 a .m . Worship IOo.m. 9 ,~ a.m. Worship 11 a .m. Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Thursday. UMW fist Tuesday. SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev . David Harris Rev. Steven Wilson Florence Smith Hilton Wolfe BETHAN.V, (Dorc~n), Worship 9:00 a :m . Church School 10:00 a .m . .. Insurance •th Sundays. 214 E. Main CI\RMEI. Chrvch School 9,:10 a .m . Worship 10:30 a.m. 2nd and 1\PPIE GROVE, Sundoy School 9:30 a .m. Wor.st;lip 7:30 p.m . Itt and 3rd Sundays; .Proyer m.eling Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Fellowship supper flrs.t Saturday 6 p.m. UMW 2nd Tuesday 7,30 p.m. EIIST IETIIRT. Chruch School 9 . a .m . Worship service 10 a'.m. Prayer . meeting 7:30 p . m . Wednesday. UMW second Tues- MORNING STIIR . Worship 9,30 ·a .m.: Ct1urch School 10:30 a.m .: Mid-We-ek Service Wednesday 8 p.m . MORSE CHIIPEI, Church Schaal . 9:30a.m. warship 11 a S(hool .m. PORTlAND, Church 9 :XI O.fl) . Worship 11 a .m. SUnON, Church School 9,30 a.~ . 992-5130 """"""" fulton·ThOmDSOII . Tl'llr.lor Sales, Inc. Troclon,- Now Holllrol Farm Motchln•Y Avt.9f25101 Attend The t:hurch PRESBYTERIAN , Rev . ' Ernest Stricklin. poJtor. Sunday c~urch school. 9:30 a .m,, Mrs. Homer l... supt.; morning worship, . 10,30. MIDDlEP'OAT, Sundav · school 9 :30a.m., Richard Vaughan , supt'. Morning worship. 10:30. SYRACUSE , Morning worship. q 'o ..m.;' SU)'lday ,choel , 10 a .m. Mrs. JSompoon Hall, supr. · RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, ! ; Rev. lobby Porter, pastor. Sun· ~school, 10 a .m.: Sundov wor. . . Tuesday Hebrews J9,J-29 j ,J.29 2,].]8 lf.--.;..,17!,----:...------1 WAID CROss · lrum~# KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY 2165. .' - d Poiiiii'Oy 9f2.3... Don Thnmnson fanl. Inc. 411 s:·rnrrd. Mlddltpart . -:-;n.21" Advt~~tising Service, Strasburg, Virginia Wednesday Thursday · flebre!vs . 9:1·28 jude Friday Revelation 1:1-25 5:1-14 . Saiurday Luke 19:1-28 . Of Your Choice . THE DAILY VICTIM& FAKE. IT TO ESCAPE AN UNPLEASANT EARLY. WE'LL RESUME OUR "WATCH " m MORROW/ Attend The Church! of Your Choice 448 Locun 992-3093· ,.o. ·, SOME TO GET i.JP BRIGHT AND Middleport Middleport· .Pomeroy w. Chtsllr915-41S5 ~HAVe .MARK VSlORE SENTINEL Bikers of Good lrNd VERSHOES!" . B. , . TEAFURD SR. ;this Sunday BAKERY · ·professionil slrvlce , Alrioi-SchOOis-· . Weddings LEMME LOOI\ AT YOU, ROCKY/ HM·M. ' "WHAT'S THAT Ttl' FINEST PITCHER I'VE SI:EH FOR YEARS · .. WltAT A BEATIN' ... II Attend The Church SONS STORE SITUATION ,I This Sunday MiddiiPort LONG aonOM. sundoy School ot ·9:30 o.m. ' E~nlng Worship at 7,JO p.m. Thursday llblo Study, 7:30p.m. ~EEDSVIUE ' Sunday School9' 30 dol\10m~POO ~HURCH HIIRRISONV!llE Mond<Jy Colossians WOW! lMAT'S FEET! ... FEET I AND FEET! 'M: DON'T CIIOI<E SNAkES ... we KICJ< 'EM APAR.T! ~ · 126 t:. Mitro Copyrtgh t 1979 Keister Sunday John ORPILUC .ANJOE,.....IIIYDIG I'OOTaiBt Eillnor ::o!ry Out Scriptures s818C18d by The AmericBn Bible Society of Your Choice . This Sunday. I Mono ~· SHO Jesus strove constantly to make this blessed truth plain. Time and time again we are told of God's great love, and of His constant concern for the world and people He created. The highest point of Christ's ministry was the cross. Because of . its tremendous power we, as Christians, })ave been given a ceaseless source of comfort. Come to the church of your choice. day 7,30 p.m. RIICINE WESLEYliN - Sunday school 10 a .m.; wonhip, 11 p .m . Choir prottice, .Thursday, 8 p.m. ~ LETA~T FALLS- Worship ser· vk•9a.m . ChurchSchoollO a .m. .• A, Y.()lm 'YOU SAID! .CitHtar 915-»07 • Racine t49·2D2e a.m . Worship 10:;JO a .m. UMYF 6 p.m . Robert, Bumgarner. Pastor. RUnAND . Church School 9:30 a.m . Worship 10:30, a .m. Wilbur Hilt . Pastor. SALEM CENTER. Worship 9 a .m . Church School9:~5 a .m. a .m . Morning Worship 10~30 a .m. Evening Worshp 7:30 p.m. Bible StudyW.dnesdovsot7:30p.m . tian ' life . . Sunday Scl'lool , 9 :30 AlFRED , Sunday Scl'lool ot 9! ~5 a .m .; · morning worship , 10:30; a .m. Morn ing WOrship at 11 a .m. Sunday evening worsl'llp, 7 :30 DYESVIllE COMMUNITY Wedneadoy Nigl'lt Prayer p.m . Prayer meeting, WadnesCH.URCH. Roger C. Turner, paslor. Meetlng. 7:30p.m. . day . 7 :30p.m. Sunday school, 9,:10 a.m.; Sunday ST. PI\Ul, (Tuppers Plains), RIICINE FIRST 81\PTIST, Dan 1. morning worihlp, 10:30; Sunday Sunday Sc:hool9:00 a .m. Morning ¥Jolker, Pastor, lltonnte Salser. evening MrYtce, 7:30. Worship , at 10:00 o.m. ·Monday Sunday •chool supt. , Sunday MIDDLEPO«T CHURCH OF Night8ilti•Study7:30p.m. ' school. 9:30a.m.; n'!c:af!lng war· CIIIIST IN CHIUSTIIIN UNION, SOUTH ·BETHEL (Silver Ridge): ship, 10:,.0 a .m. : Sundcly evening lawrence Manley , posto'r; Mrs. Sund<!Y Sc:hool9:00 a .m. Mor~lng 1 ,worshif. , 7:30; Wednesday even· Ruaaetl Voung. Sunday 'School Woshtp 10:00a.m. Wednesday 81· : lng lib e •t udy , 7:30. · 1 Supt. Sunday School 9,30 a .m. ble Study. 7:30p.m. ' DANVIllE WESLEYAN, Rev . R. Evening wonhlp, 7:30, WedCIIS· TUPPERS PLAINS . Worship 9 . D. Brown , ·pastor. Sundov Sckool, day pray.,. mootlnv. 7,:10 p.m. a. m . ChurchSchool10d.m. . 9:30 a .m.; morning worship . MT. MORII\HCHURCHOFGOD, KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, ser- 10:.. 5; youth s•rvlce, ~:45 p.m .; ttoclne-- lit..... ~ W. H. Lykins , , vices each Sunday 9:30 a .m. ev-ening worship , 7:30 p.m .; pa•tor. Morning worthip, 9';415 Georg~ Pltkens, pastor with • prayer and praise. Wednesday. ·a.m .:· Sunday school. 10:45 a .m.: preoching on first ond third Sun- 7:30p.m. -l"'lwa._t,lp,7, Tuesday, 7,30 day of month. OliverSwoln. Supt. : SILVER RUN FREE BAPliST, Rev . p.m., lodies prayet meetlng; HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNiqN , · Morvin Markin, pastor: Ste ve Lit· Wednesday, 7 :30p.m. VPE ,, Rev . Keith E~lln , pqstor. Sundav tie SundQy schoo l supt. Sunday MIDDLEPORT FIRST · 81\PTIST, School, 9 :30, a .m.; lepnord school , 10 a .m.; morning wor· corner Sixth and Palmer. the R..., , Gilmore. Hrst elder; evening Hf'· ship, 11 a.m. SL,Jndoy evening McClung, Sunday school, vice. ?:30 p.m ..Wednesdoy prayer. . worship. 7:30. Prayer meeting 9 : 15 a . m.; Don Wilson , mHt\ng, 7:30p.m. a~d Bible study. ThurWay: 7 :30 1uperl"tendent. Lacy Barton, BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHUR<:H .p.m .; youth serviCe, 6 p.m. Sun· ant. supt. Morning Worship , OF CHRIST, Ouone Worden, . day . · 10: 1~ a.m . Y.outh mMtlng. 6 p.m.; n:tlnlster. libl•~ dan, 9:30 a .m .; 1 CHESTER CHUR'CH OF GOD. ev•nlng worship. . 7:30 p.m. morning .worship, 10:30 o_. m.; Rev . Donny R. Cook , pastor. Sun· Wedn .. doy night Bible study and evening worship. 6:30 p .m. day school, 9:30 a .m.; worship proylfservke, 7:30p.m. Wednesday Bible stud'f.,6:30p.m. ~rvice, 11 a.m .; evening service, . CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mid· NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNI· 7:00; youth servicO, Wednesday , ·. dleport, 5th and Moln. George TV Churci-1. Sundav School ser - 7 :00p. m ~ ' Gloze. minister. Mike Gerlocn,. • vice. 9:415 a .m.; Worship service. LANGSVIllE tHRISTIAN au~rintenMnt. Terry Yonkev. 10:30; Evangelistic Service, 7 :30 CHURCH , Robert Musser , pastor. youth minister. llbleschool , 9 :30 Pr.a yer Sunday 1chool, 9:30 o .m.; Roy p . m . . Wednesday: a .m. ; · morntng worthlp, '10:30 mee,ing ,_7.:30. Sigmon. supt .: mornlnp worship , a .m. ; . ~wt111g ~~hJf:!'L 7:30: ~~· ~CHU~H OF CHRIST ~ 10:30; Sunday even1ng service . , , prayer •ervlce, 7 p.m. Wednes7 , ~.omerQy: Harflsonvllle ~d .; 7:30; mid· week Ser\'ice, Wednes· Rob.ert . Purlell. pastor; · Bill day, 1 p.m . . Of THE McElroy. Sunday sc hoolsUpt. Sun· SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE · NAZAitfNE , Rev. Jim lrdome . .. day schoo l. 9:30 a .m.; · morning NAZARENE, Rev . Dofe Boss~ f>O'\Ior; 1111 White. Sunday school worship ond comm~nlon, _10:30 pastor; Bob Moore, Sunday .a .m ._; ,Sunc:foy worsh1p 11rv1ce, 1 S<.hoolsup t.; Sunday school . 9 :30 supt. Sundoy school , 9:30 a .m.; p.m . Wedn•J~oy evening prayer a .m.: morning Worship. 10:•5 morning worship. 10:30 a .m.; Sundoy ....ongetlstlc .,...tlng, meeting and ~·blw studv. 7 p.m. a .m .. evangelistic service, 7 p.m . -,:00 p. m. Praye; meeting, ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Wednesday services prayer Wednudoy, 7 p.m . Pine Grove . The Rev . . William and praise . 7 p.m.; . Narorene UNITED PRESBYTERIIIN .. ~lddleswarth, -Pastor. Church _youth 7 p.m. Doily prayer MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, 1 s•rvl~~ 9:30a.m. Sunrloy School meeting. 8:30a.m. Men's prayer Dwight L. Zovltt, director. · 10:30 a.m . meeting , Saturday, 7 p.m, Run Rood, Rev. Emmett -Rowt on, pa stor. Handley Dunn, ·aupt . ~ m o oysc~1 . .10o . ~ . Sun· cloy ev~<' r . •g servlc• 7:30:. Bible teaching, 7 : ~p . m . Thurlday. EA!>Y 1/>.Y· WHhAH.. rt Rocine f.49·2626 RICIIII 949·2550 .aou.., wf~~Lc~~fAT~~ RACINE FOOD M~RKET NORTHEIIST CLUSTER : FAITH TAI!ERNI\CIE CHURCH, YOU MAY NEVER. !tEACH PORT-· AT LI!A,.T NOT IN ONe PIECE! ~ELF! Rev . Richard w .- rhomos Duane Sydenstrlcker, Sr. · · John W. Douglas Charles Dornlgon JOPPA , Wonhip 9:00 a .m. Church SchoollO:OOa.m. CHESTER, Wor1ihlp 9 a .mt, Church School 10' a.m. Choir Reh1t0rsal 7 p.m. Wednesday Bi· ble Study. Wedn~tdoys, 7:30p.m. Dex ..r Rd ., langsville, Ohio, R~ . Clyd• Ferrell. Pastor. Sundoy khool 11 a .m . . SOturdav preochln~ tervlc-* 7:30 p.m. Wednftdoy evening Bible 1tudy at7:Xlp.m . &OTil MHORE, HO~O IT, GENTLEMEN! l"i~TEAD OF F16HTIN(;, l 5U66E5T YOU HE;~P 5HIFT THE: GO~D .~LOW! . ... TI4EN ... I!IJT ltEMEM&ER •• WI!'RE' 5T'AioJDIN<9 ON TOP OF YOUR SOliS'S SU&MARINI!! AND NOW tM GONNA TAI<e YOU APART PERSONAI.I.Y- . &~OW Me IJP~ GO RIGHT PENNmiL M!ollberry Ave. , Pomeroy. . Paul Sliver. Pastor: Woodrow T. Zwil· tng, Sunday school superint~ MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER. OKAY. '>'AN05 .. YOU STII. L WAt.JTA AHfAD AND DETONATE MY LIFE VE'ST ... KEEP '51100TIN' OFF 'IEII: MOUTH, WISE e>iJ'r; }\ND . Ph. 949-91~ POMEROY, Sunday School ~' IS a.m. WorshiP service 10:30 o .m. 1\Sl!URY, Church School DON'T COU NT ON "5AFE" ONCE ROSEBERRY'~ . FIRST SOUTHERN 111\PnST, 282 worship, 7 :00 p. m. Midweek ,pray•rservlce, 7 :00p.m. l'l.L. fiO ~IR~T! BIG MOUTH ANO HIS E)(P~OSIVE' LIFE' VI!ST' Wl~l.. STillY A&OARD · TI~~ I'M 5AFE A!!HORE! GroctrloiGtnoral MerchlndiH ~morning worship, 10:30; evening , DON'T"Ter ME! DETAIN 'I'OU ·AilY , LON.,ER .. THE SOAn; WAITINfi! Won111p 1stand:Jrd~undays !0:30a .m. dent. Sunday ·school, 9,:10 a.m .; Bv The FollDwinll: MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BliP' • the service. . :, POMEROY CHURCH Of CHRIST, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Envoy These Messages Of Our Religious HeritiJge PENTECOSTIII . Third Ave ., the Rev . Wil liam Knit· tel , pastor. Ronald Ougon, Sun· doy School Supt. Classes for oi l ages; evening service; 7:30; Bible study, Wednesday , 7:30 p.m .; yOuth ••rvices, Frldav. 7:30p.m. nunery core provided. CoHee · hour In parish house following ond Mrs. Roy Wining. officers In Middloport, Ollia ~ & LOHSE . HIIZH COMMUNITY CHURCH , mOn . Church church school otd · Youth mNtlngs, 6:30p.m.·: •ven· ing wonhlp, 7:30. Wednesday : !'lght prayer meeting and Bible study, 7'30p.m. THE 51\IVI\TION ARMY. liS '• Neor long Bottom, . Edsel Hart. pastor. Sunda}l', sc~l . 10 a.m.: Church , 7 :30 p .m.: prayer meeting , 7:30p .m . ·Thursday. MIDDLEPORT ' 212 E. Motln SlrMI P.,merov TltiNITY CHURCH, Rev. W. H. Perrin. pastor; Bob luck , Sundny · A,nend__The CJr.~h. of Your Choice This Sunda'v - BRIIDBURY CHURCH OF EDI'N UNITEO BRETH~EN IN CHRIST. "lr. Donald Raley. pastor. CHRIST. Elden R, Bloke. pa•tor. Sunday Sfh~l. 9:30 a.m .: wor· Sunday School 10 a .m.: Rober t ship scrvic•. 10:30 a .m.: Sundo~ Reed . sup! .: Morning sermon. 11 services, 7 p.m .. youth .group. ~a . m .: Sunday night. services Chris· Nednesdoy. 7 p.m . ' lion EndeavOr. 7:30 p.m.; Song ANTIQUITY IIAPnST, R...,. Earl. service, 8 p.m.: PrPOchlng 8 :30 Sh\fler. pastor. Sundoy school p.n'l , Mldwc!'k Prayer meeting , 9:30a .m.; Church service, 7 p ,m ,: Wednesdav , 7 p.m .: Roy Adomr. youth nieeting , 6 p.m.Tuesdoy Bi· ' lov 'Jeodnr . ' · ble Study, 7 p.m . · . CHURCH or .JfSUS CHRI ST. RACINE CHURCH OF ' THE Loc atP.d ot ·Rutland on. Nt>w l imQ NAZARENE . ~e .... John A. \.off. Rood. nAld to Fore:si Aero Pork : mo~ . past or: Frn1,klin Imboden. Rev. Roy R0 1 1 ~P . posfnr; RohPrt chc:m m cm r.f th(' Br.ord of Chrb · Mu ssf'r Sunday School <,u pl S11 n doy school , 10:30 a .m.: worship 7:30 p.m .Bible Study. Wednes day , 7:30 p.m.; Saturday night prayer servi~e . 7:30p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHR ISTIAN, ~oger Watson , pastor; Kenneth Bver, Sunday school s upt . Morn· lng worship, 9:30 a .m.; Sun· davschooi 1 IO::JO o .m.; evening service.~ 7:30. Wednesday Bible Study. 7:30p.m . MT. UNION BAPTIST . Joe Sayre, Sunday school superintendent . Sundav schoe>t. 9:45a.m.: evening worship , 7:30 p.m. Praver meeting , 7 :30 p.m . , Wednesday. · TUPPERS Pli\INS CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Randy l<oehl e r. pastor; Dennis Newland. Sunday school superintendent . Sunday School. 9:•5 o .m.; Even ing worsl'lip 7:30 · p.m . prayer meeting , 7:30 p .m. Wednesday. lETART FllllS UNITED BRETHREN , Rev . Frealond Norri s, pastor: Flovd Norris , supt. Sundo.y school. 9:30 a .m .; morning ser· mon. 10:30 a .m .; Prayer service. Wednesday, 7:30p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE . NAZARENE , ReiJ. Herbert (;rote , 'p astor. Worship service , 11 q . rn.' and 7 :30p.m, , Sun~ov School. 9:30 a .m. Charles Bissell, supt. Prayer meeting. Wednesday , 7 :30p .m . lAUREl CliFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH . Rev .· Floyd . F. Shook . pastqr: llovd Wright. Sundoy School . Supt. ; Morning Worship 9:30 a .m.; Sunday School 10 :20 a .m.; Wedn~ sdov Prover ond Bi· ble Studv 7:30p.m.; Sundoy evenlng worship 7:30 'p.m .; Choir Practlcl! Thursdov . 7 p.m . DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Charles Ru§sell. Sr. , min ister : Rick Moco,m her ~t 1p t ~unrloy school. 9:30 o .m : wnr ~ h i p ~ er ­ vicc, 10 :30 a.m . Bible Study, Tues day , 7 :30p.m. R£0RGANIZ£D CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAV ~SAINTS . Portland Raci ne Rood Will iam Roush , pasto"r . Phyllis Stobdrl. Sundny S('hoo l Sup t. Sun · day School. Y·JO o .m.: Morning wor§h lp. 10:30 o . m.; Sunda y evening service 7 p.m. Wedne- sday . r~v e ntng pro')IN S P.~v iro~ . 1:30 • p m. l:i fT-t-Ul HEM BAf-i T1ST , ~f'v ' ml Shul t>r nCl~!or . Wm •.hip bfH I ti"r! ' 9 :30 o .m, S1}11doy" !!fh(')(l l, 10 "30 o .m. BihiP Study (lnd rroycr sc rvirP. Thur~~n t• 7·?0 p m, CARl FTO N nHWCI-' . I"·' • ~: 1"-u r )' Rood. Gory King, pastor. Sunday p.m., Vocol musi c. Worship service 10 :-45 a .m:· Confession , Satui-dpy, ?-7:30p.m . school. 9 :30 o.m., Rolph Carl, MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOO, Prt}'ochin'g services every Sundov VICTORV BAPTIST - On the superintendent; even ing Worship , Dudding lane, Mo,on, W. Va. alternating w~th C. E. Wednesday Route 7 bypass, James E. Keesee, 7:30 p .m . Prayer meeting , Chester Tennant. Pastor. Sunda~ prayer meeting 7::30 p.m. Rev . pastor. Sunday school, 10 a .in.; Wedn esday. 7:30p.m. Schoo l 9:45 a .m .: Children·, James leach, pastor, David morning worthlp, 11 a .m.; even-· '· . lng service, 7. LONG BOTTOM . CHRISTIAN , Church 6:415 p . m ~. Youl;'g People's., Holter, lay leader. Bruce Smith, pastor . Wa llace Service 6:415 p.m. Evangelistic JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES , 1 mile · TRINITY Christian Assembly, Oomcwood .. Supt. Bible School. Service 7:30 p.m . Women's Mis· east ot Rutland, junction of Route Coolville Gilbert Spencer, l:lA ond Noble Summll Road {T· pastor. Sunday school, 9 :30a.m.; 9:30 a .m . Preaching service, s ionorv Coundl10 a .m . first ond 10:-4.;3 o.fTL No evening service. th ird Tuesdova . Prayer and Bible 17 .. ). Su11doy Bible l8il_Ure, 9 :00 morning worship, 11 a .m. Sunday HYSELL RUN FREE METHOQIST Study, Wednesday , 7 :30p.m. a .. : Watchtower st~ , 10:30 · evening service, 7:30 p .m. , CHURCH. Rev . Herbert Ailing, HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST ·a .m .: TUesday, Bible study, 7 aftd midweek prayer service Wt<lnes· pastor. Sunday Sc00ol 9:30 o .rn ., IN CHRISTIAN UNION . The Rev . 8:15 p.m .; Thursday, theocratic dov, 7:30p.m . Morning service, 10:30 a .m., W!lliamCompbe ll. pastor. Sunday · school. 1 :30 p .m. ; Service MOUNT Olive Community Evangelistic service 7 p .m. Prayer School . 9:30a .m .: James Hughes. meeting, 8:30p.m . Church, Lawrence Bush, pastor; ond praise service . Thursday. 7 sup! ., evening sttNice. 7:30p .m. RUTLAND FREEW1Ll BAPTIST . Bettie Pfgott, Sunday schoolsupt. p.m . Wednesday evening prayer Church - leland Holey. pastor . Sunday School and morning woi'· FREEDOM. GOSPEL MISSION ot meet ing . 7:30p.m . Youth prayer Sunday uhoo l, 10 a .m.; evening ship, 9!30 a .m. Sunday evening 1 Bo ld I< nob . Re v. Lawr e nce service each Tuesday . service, ? :30 p.m . Prayer service, 7 p.m.; Youth meeting · GluesencamP. Sr., pastor : Roger FAIRVIEW BIBLE . CHURCH , meeting , Wednesday. 7:30p.m. and Bible study, Wednesday, 7 Willford , Sr., Sunday school supt. letart, W. Vo. , Rt . 1, Rev. Charles CHURCH OF GOD. of ProphecY .' , p.m . Sundoy ~chool 9:30 o .: evening Hargraves, pastor. Worship ser· , located on tbe 0. J, While Road . FAITH BAPTIST Church, Mallon, worsh!p. 7:30 p.m . Prayer vices1 9·30 a .m ! SUnday school,. Oft highway 160. Sunday School meet at United Steel Workers mee ting, Wedne§doy 7 :30 p.m 11 a m , evening wors hip, 7.30 10 a .m. Superintendent John . Union Holl, Railroad StrMt Youth meeting. Sun~oy . 5:30p.m. p.m . Tuesday cottage prover Loveday . First- Wednesday night Mason. Pastor,.Rev , Joy Mlkhell: with Don and Martha Meadows in . meeting and Bible study 9:30 of month CPMA services, seco-1d Morning worship 9:415 a.m .• Sun· cha rge. a.m . Worship service, Wednes· Wednesdi WMB meeting, tl11rd day School 10:30 a .m. Prayer WHI TE'S CHAPEL , Coolville RD . dov. 7:30p.m. \ through lfth youth s•rvlc:e . . mfttlngWed~ay . 7:30p.m. Rev. Roy Deater, pastor. Sunday . CAlVARY SIBLE CHURCH , nOw GeorgeCrayle, pastor FOREST ~UN BAPTIST ~ Rev . school 9:30a.m.; worship service, located on Pomerov Pike, County HOPE BA.PTIST OIAPEL - 570 Nyle Borden, pastor. Cornelius 10 :30 a .m Bible ,tudy and prayer . Rood 25, near Flatwoods. Rev. Grant St .. Middl.,por:t; Rev . Don 1 . BuncM. luptflnlendent. Sunday service , Wednesdoy, 7:30p.m. ' Blackwood, pastor . Services on Bloke, pollor. Sunday school, ' school. 9 :30 a.m. : second and RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday · ot 10:30 a .m. and 7::30 9,:30 q .m.; morning worship, fourrh S~:~ndor• worship servkeat Larry Co le man , pastor; Herb p.m . with Sunday school, li::30 10:30 a.m.; evening warship, 7 2;30 p.m. Elliott, Sunday sc hool supt. Sun· a .m . Bible study , Wednesday, p.m.; Wednesdav evening Bible MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - Fourth dor sch ool. 9.:30 o.m.: morning . 7:30p.m. sh,tdy and prayer meeting,? p.tfl: and Main St., Middleport. Rev . worship ond comu nion, 10:30 INDEPENDENT HOLINESS AHilloted with Southern Baptist Colvin ~Innis, pastor. Mrs. Elvin o :m . SundoY'evening serVice , 7. CHURCH. INC. -- Pearl St:; Mid- . Convention. ~ . . Bumgorf:.tner , supt , . Sunday R U tLANO _COMMON tT \' dleport . Rev. O 'Dell . Mof'lley, BRADFORD CHURCH . OF1 achool, 9 :30 a.m .; worship ser CHURCH . Amos Tillis , pas tor; Poster; Sonnv Hudson ,' Sunday CHRIST--- Eugene Underwood, vice, lO:.~So.m. .. Donny Tillis. Sunday St;hool Supt. ·school supt. Su.ndoy school, 9:30 pastor : Harry H•ndrlcks , . NORTH BETHE L~ United ~u ndoy School, 9·30 a .m.: wor · a. m .'; evening worship, 7:30p.m. 6 superlntendent. S~ndoy school, Methodltt Church, R,e v. Charles ship. service, 11 o .m.; Sunde)- Prayer and praise service: -p;' 9:30 a .m .; mom1n9 worship,·. Oom~an, pastor. Surlc:foy School, eveni ng servlce. 7 p.m. Praye r Wedhesdoy, 7:30 p .r)1. 10:30 o .m. : evening worship, 7 9:30a.m .; Worship Sei'vlce, 10:45 meeti ng. Wednesday . 7 p.m.; RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHUR (t-' p. m. Wedne~doy Bible study. 7, a.m .; Sunday •Bible Study. 7 :.00 p:m. • p.m.; Wednesday pro"yer WMPO Radio broadcast, Sundoy 1· OF JESUS CHRIST, Elder James ~o rni ng , 7:45. JU,ILEE CHA.ISTIAN ,CENTER - , meeting. ? :!JOp.m. 1 Miller. Bible 5tudy , Wednesday, RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE ' 7:30p .m .; Sun~ay School, 10·a .m.' George's Cre ek Rood. Rev. C. J. HOUSE .OF PRAYER AND NAZARENE , ffev . lloyd D. Grimm, Sunday night servite , 7:30p.m. l@miey . pastor: •John Failure.. PR.AISE. liberty Ave., post Burger Jr .: pastor . ~undoy school. 9:30 p 0 MER OY WESlEY A~ .superintendent.. C~urch schaol. Chef. Pomeroy. Eugene Anspoh, o.m .; worsh ip se rvice . 10:30 O/m. HOLINESS ,_ Horrlson..,ille Rood ; ' :30 a .m .'; ,mom1ng worship, ~. pastor . Sunday schopl , 10 a .ni .; Broadco §tliveoverWMPO· young Dew8}1' . King, · pastor: Edison 110:30; evenl11g service, 7 p.m. ·morning worship. 11 a .m. Evenpeo p le's service . '. 7 p . m~ Weove r . assistant; Henry Eblin . l'fouth m~etlng Sund':J)' . 6 p.m. 81·) . lng worshp , Sunday , Tuesday and Evangelistic serv ic e , 7:30 p .m. Jr .) Sunday ' school sup! . Sunday blo study In depth, Wednesday, 11. fridov, 7:30p.m. , , WcdnP.sdoy sendee, 7:30 p.m. sc hool. 9:JO a .m.; morn ing worp.m . Clas~es for ~II agea.' BURLINGHAM squTHERN lAP· . FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , Cor· s hip 11 a .m. Sundny evening sor- . 1-.lurs ery prov!ded for worship ler· TIST CHURCH, Route 1, Shode . vice . . Pottor Don Block , AHillated witfi · ner o f Second and Anderso n, vice, 7:30; pto yer meeting, .ThursMaso n. Pas tor Fronk Lowlher. dny , 7:30p .m. ST . PAUL LUTHERAN CMURCH. ' iouthern Boptl1,f Convention . '·s11mfoy srhool, 9·45 o .m .. wor· ' SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF Corner of Sycamore ond Second Sunday school, 1:30 p.m.; Sunday ~hip ~e r vic c . 11 a .m and 7:30 GO D Not Pe ntecostal ; Re.., . Sts., Pomeroy . The Rev . WiiUom · worship, 2:39 , p.m . Thursday r h1 'f/Pak ly Bih lf' Stu dy . C.~·orge O iler , po§tor. Worship ' Middlesworth, Pastor . Sundav . evenlng81~1eltUCfV, 7p. m. . Wl'dnc•;dtlv,.l:30r m •w rvk" Simday.' Y:45 a .m.: Sun· School of 9 :415 a .m. and Church ! PENtEC~STAL ASSEMBl'i'. f.AASO N t:Hl.JIKH 01 CHHIS.l . · dc:ly S('hool , 11 a .m .; worshtp s.er· Services 11 a .m. I iRadne. ROute 1:24, WUiiam· Mi11ror St .. Mo~on .' W. Vo .1\urke vice. 7:30 p.m . Thursday proyer , SACRED HEA~l Rev . Falh~ Hoback , pastor. Sundoy school. Mirl- po st(ll Sunday Bib II") !' ll u-ly rncl' ting . i'::lO p.m. , Poul · 0 . Welton, po1tor. Phon• 10 a .m.: ·Sunday evening service. ! () n m Wn. ~ hip 11 r. r1' nml 7 . Mt . H E~M()N Un ited Rrethren 991-2825. Saturday evening Moss , [6:30p.m. Wednesday "nlng serr ,..., Rih l, '•ludy w, d•·· • Ja y ., t'!u ' l ' h, S.umlny Sc hool 9:30 o .m . 7:30: Sund!'f}l' Mas§. 8 ond ]n,, m.: vice , 7, , . . .· . ' 'F" Ap~a-'Tt~·' 41 r-ni"'Oon o.l 1 YDU e./\N'.,. TAJCS ti 1"1'".. .-.u WITH.11.1'"fou" J ~o '.· nr-ww ,.....ill II!"C' TO AI~ Pl-ANE 4ft0f ..,.,....... I ~ frJ,.JGII I~. ln . 1777, Marquis de Lafa· Today in History yette's French volunteers ar· By The Associated Press Friday, Aprll S Today is Friday, AprU 6, rived in Ametica to aid the the 96th day of 1979. There are revolution againal Britain. In 1830, the first Mormon 269 days left in tlle year. Today's highlight in chW'ch was organized. by Jo· seph Smith at Fayette, N.Y. Oswald Jacob" antl A.lao. Sontag history : · ln 1909, American explorer On this date in 1917, Presi· ' :::-... dent Woodrow Wilson signed Robert Peary reached the · a declaration of war between North Pole. In ' 1971, composer Igor • the United States and Stravinsky died In New YIM'k would stUI be' able to make GerJilllny. City at the age of 88.• his contract by means of a On this date: successful · finesse lor lhe In 1483, Italian artist In 1972, Egypt broke ties NORTH queen of hearts. • Raphael was born . He died on with JIM'dan because of Klng • 97 8 3 South saw a better way to the .same day of tlle year In Hussein's proposal for a new , • KJ 4 make his contract. He de- !520 Palestinian state. t!4 cided to swap off losers to · + A843 guard against the chance f\}N}) !}\ f f~ THATSCAAMBLEDWOADGAME WEST EAST that East would hold both I::!.J ~ ~~ · byHenriAmoklandBobLte • 10 8 2 +5 the queen 'of hearts and 10 of .. 982 • Q 10 B 5 , spades. , Unscrltmble lhese lour Jumbles. • 92 t AlQJll So at trick three, South 1 one letter to each square. to form • Qtt2 • J 10 6 simply discarded the four of four ordinary words. hearts .from dummy. SOUTH This gave up any play for +AKQH an overtrick. But South was ¥A 7 3 BRIDGE ' Paring losses to minim,lum ·., rJ BORN LOSER ~ YJIU.- S'NJLE UfOO 'bu .... '"'- j;V VJIU.I'I£\IJ 0000 CXA'( I 11-\EiP I'U. ' -L.o(;lltN Wml 'bJ ... RJKt'\lOO. well content to score game • 1086 + KS and rubber and even more content when he found that East did hold both the 10 of spa!les and queen of hearts. Vulnerable: Both ·Dealer: South ·. I I K J Norlll Eaol Z+ Pau You hold' Openlilglead: • K ' a'ARNEY I'Ll FLIP "'E: FER A QUARTER, ·sNUFFY 'fOU GOT 1/0RESELF A BET,SHERIFF HEADS OR TAILS? By Oowald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ·South noted East's play of the nine on the first diamond lead and his completion of the echo with the deuce when West contlnued the suit. · . When West led a third / ·diamond South could ruff '· with the nine in ~umrny and bope thai i.t would hold. Then ~L=---:!.::E..--------If Easl did overruff, South · .. Y' ., W.B +A ~X • A XXX +KJX ( + AKx A Nebraska reader asks what we think of a notrump opening bid with this hand. . We do not like lt. ,Nineteen high-Card points represent too much strength for an ·opening notrump. Open with one club. and plan to jump next. ~OLLAGt . ) K) J I ••• IHANVEEt I 1· 1 !For a copy of JACOBY MOD· BridQe," cars of this net~~spa ~ per. P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station. New York , N. Y. 10019.1 J Prlnlanswer,hllre: "( · (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. ) ERN. send $1 t0 : " Win at ·J Yesterd,ay's Now arrange lhe circled letters to . form the surprise .a nswer, as aug-. gesled by the above; cartoon. llll I I I I r · {Anawer. tomqrrow) I Jumblee: C~OTH QUEST DEFIIME. IIBD!JCT Ansvier: T~ey encircle .people-BELTS .Jumble 8ook No. 1l, cOOiainlnt 110puute•, Ia .iYalitbleiOt'lt.75poltPIId ffom JUfnblt, Clo tltil MWIPIPif1 lOX 341, Norwood, N.J. Qi'141.1ACiude your name, add~ ... alp c:ocllt-end m1k• ohKIII PIYIIH to Newtptpet•ootll. �8-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Friday. Apr. 6, 1979 In Me~ory WANT AD CHARGES 15 Wol'dB or Under Cosh I day Cborx• 100 15<1 100 300 !diya ldaya &days For B.est Results Use Sentinel Classifieds IN l OV ING 1'1'10tnory nl I cirth l Hoorl who f.!O"'!ir>rl owoy 3 yron ago todny Aprr ! fl. lq'f6 Sl-rf" wos nlwoys •m true unspf fl.,.h onrl krnd onrl so IC'w ,n tf, rs wn rlc1 nre f'<luol to fr nd o bl"outrfu l f1fc but rt ( Ome to on l"'nci l:tut ~ hf' rlrf'rl O!i "'h e lrved (' veryone"' lrlf"n ct Sp vrry mu ch lovect ontf mr!io:l"'ci by da ughter" grotldf"h ~ l d u•n nnd greot grondchrldu•n 1.25 1.90 2.25 3,7> I, Etch word over thl! rrunimwn words is 4 cents per word per day. Ads running other thcln t.'OIUit!CUtive dlys W'IU be cbarKed at the I day "" Yard . . Sale . . TWO ~AMIL Y NovJ l uno Rood R'ut iond Bovs clothes Site bIn I 0 lhul!oci ay ond Frrdoy 9 till 4 14'1 ?4(}6 ' YARD SALE l ewr!i and Aliw KPn nedy s Col legp Avf! Rutland Antrqur s very nr(e clo the! IN LOVINC memory ol my wrfe Fro nc·es S!:f1rlh who poued owoy on(' yenr ngo Apr1l6 M rn ~ but not l orgo lt,po Hu!iband In 1'llefl1017, C..rd ol Thanki lfMl'o Oblluary 6 mrts per word, 13 00 mlnimwn Cuh madvance >Mobtle Home sales and Yard ~les are accepled anli Wllll caoh lrilh order 25 cent charxe for adl ClrT)'ln( Boll Number In Care ol The Sentlnol , HUGH VA"RO SAL£ A pril 9 & 10 Thrf>e fomrly lo i s of used cloth1ng ' gla ss ware b eer sr gns lots of new merchondrse The blue hous e behmd lh e Moson Glen Co b etwee n Mason and Hortlord WV Rain conne ls IN MEMORV of ~ur mom who leh uli. ')years ago Tf,mkmg of the thoughtful thmgs Thai you Mo ve so rd and done And lovrng you o lrttl f' more Dear Mom lor each and e\ler'p' . The PubllWr ........ lhe rtll!'l 1o «<ll or reJ<ct any lids deemod cibjedlllllll The Publllller wtll not ,. - b l e fw more tlwl""" reel lnler"Uon. l'l1one 992-2158 -- - .. - - -Sales --· - --Auto ----- - - -- one .....r: Sadly mined by duldten Harold V1rginro lowr('nce and G er trude ---------Card of Thanks - ------ NOTICE _, - ·· --~--, 854 2nd AVE , PH 446 9573 1972 CMC PICKUP 6 cyl $900. 992 7376 m,. Noon on Saturday . ~m. Sunil.iy atilrdoy, April7 ASTRO·GRAPH 1977 BLAZER ·h:4 Cheyenne package '}q 000 actual miles l1lt steer AM FM rod 1o A C tow package, cru ise , whtte spoke wheels. Excellent cond1· tton After 5 colt 992-:1%7, GUN SHOOT, Roctne Volunteer Fire Dept Every Saturday 6 30 pm at their buddtng in Basham Factory c~hoh gun..s ~nly . Bernice Bede Osol SCOUT 1975 CADILLAC Eldorado 25 000 mtles, fully equ1pped Excellent condHtorr m .-:21 21 NEW BATON classes B&gtnners lntermedrote and advanced Taught by Crndy Patterson at the Syracuse Grode School Gym For more rnformotion, ca11992 2088 Frldoy~ - INTERNATIONAL 21 000 mrles fully equrpped olr wenC'h , etc e)(cellent con drt1on ~2 2121 -----Notices - ------ ' tP.M std 1976 FORO ELITE s1lver with blue vrnrl top , Good co ndtt1 on 32 000 mtle & 304 773 5615 1973 tP.M t.heday before publication 1973GRANDPRIX !unroof tope powe r Good trre s new &IC f1oust system m -5083 GUN SHOOT, EVERY FRIDAY 6 30 PM RACINE GUN CLUB FAC TORY CHOKE GUNS ONLY 19'74 GMC JIMMV '1 wheel d1rve BAND AT the Jones Bar Friday and ~oturdoy 9·30 to 1 om :3 mtles south of Pomeroy -Mason Brtdge WV Rt b2 April 7, 1171 Your friendshiPS could take on new meaning for you this com· -----'---ing year . Closer bonds can be Lostand Found cemented with old friends, and new associations will stand the LOST OR O'lissrng Doberman test of time . mala pup around March 28 · ARIES Clbrch 21-Aprll18) 1Your Bolek ond tan w1th white ltne personality may have extra p ion che1t ond 10 mo old In zazz lodJ!y, but your marketing bock ot Chester off SR 1A8 , aptitudes arltn't do1ng too hot. post~mi l e marker Reword Be cautious as to where you Call667 b344 put your money. Find out more_.... · · . • . of what lies ahead for you from LOST DOG brown chif1uohua now until your next birthday by Ton coltor Answf! rs to Sam sending for ~our copy of AstroChild e pet Tu ppers Ploms Graph Latter Matt $1 for each oreo 66 7 32b3, to Astro-Graph, P 0 Box .489, LOST BEAGlE female . brown RadiO City Station, N Y 10019 wtth block bock wh1te an chest Be sure to specify birth sign and paws Mlumg srnce March TAURUS (April z•May 20) 29 8eec~ 51 Moddlepo'l P S P B , air shocks tn the reor Reese trarler httch, 8 trodo: and CB radio 991 3580 --- There is a delicate balance thai mual be maintained wllh lhe lamlly and wllh !Qved ones loday, or frltllon will march In 992-7680 LOST MAN"S br ll fold near Kroger Store, Need papers 1n Btllfold ,Eo..rly R~ush 2_4!· 2723 and shove harmony out GEMINI (Moy 21-Juno 201 Trying lo complete projecls or tasks may present fnistrattona loday It you see th ings going owry, don 'I tight II Leeve Help Wanted IMMED I ATE OPENING laboratory TtKhnrcton 3-11 shtft, Expenenced MLT (ASCP) or equivalent Excellent salary and fringe beneftts Shift d rf· ferentolL Contact Personnel Ofttce , Pleasant Volley Hosp ita l Volley Drrve Point Plemanl , 'IN 25550 Pf1one 304 ·675 - ~3.40 An Equal "' Op· portunitv Employer things until another day CANCER (Juna · 21-July 221 Friends on whom you may have been depending could una- voidably let you down loday Y-ou'd be smart to rely on l~ on yourself II !here's something lmponant 10 be done. LEO (July 23-Aug. U) Your restlessness Is likely 10 have your entire household upset today unleaa you make some active social plans and burn off that superabundance of ener· 8YtiGo (Aug. 23-Sopt.l21 Don 't Ignore your hunches t0(1ay, but lhey do need monllorlng They could lead you Into - BARTENDER OR bor mord. Ntce oppeoronce responsible, dependalb. capable of helping • tn the bu siness , Five Potnts Bor and Grill Rt :3 Pomeroy . TEMPORARY ' up your allowance. A good tlme CAN be had wllhout oreal e~epen1e. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ll's good lo bo lndependenl but don't go to ridiculous lenglhs to prove your point. You may win the bailie but lose the war. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Allhough your mind Ia keen and your Intentions are good , you still could thoughtless ly hurt a sensitive friend's feel· lnga Think before you speak CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. It) Be willing lo shareloday You'll find It will encourage the gen- . . . . .- TELEPHONE soles poslhon open from our offrce Day and evening shrft ovotloble, Phone985 4384 doing somelhlng Impulsively, that Isn't too bright LIIRA (Sept. 23-0ct ..23) KeepIng up with free-wheeling, fa• spending pals today could eat ' CARRIER WANTED FOR SYRACUSE AREA PHONE 992 2156 .. .- . . . .- . . TEMPORARY light delivery open Neat appearance , Good transportation netessory Only those fomrlior wrth area need a~ply _Pho~e ~85- 4385 BUCKEYE COMMUNITY Ser\11Ces ts looking foro coordinator for tts Gotlio Meigs Foster Care Net work to serve developmentally disabled clients The rolory for this position is i10 400 year Please sned resume to Bucl.;eye Communlfy Services 680 E Moln St Jackson OH 456-10 Buckeye Community Serv1ces rs on equal o~p~rt_un. ity employer wanted to Buy _ eroalty of •nother. Both of you will come out winners CASH FOR 1unk con 24 hour wrecker serv1ce Frye; s Rutland . OH 742 208t . You'll be more at east with peraons who are sensitive and I Ab 1 Ill gen I 8. raa ve types W cauae you to react In like CHIP WOOD Poles max diameter 10 on largest end $11 per ton Bundled slab S10 per ton Delivered to ' Ohto Pollet Co , Rt 2, Pomeroy AQUA1111f8 (Jon. 8-Fob. II) 11111nner today . PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You won't go wrong today In whatevir you do 10 long aa It Ia In line only with your hlgheS1 lde1la. Don't hedge one Iota. (NEWSPA.PER ENTERPRISE ASSN I POMEROY LANES Monday Nile Late March 2, 1979 w~ 52 38 olo4 36 4-i 36 39 41 J.4 46 99 2 26119 OLD FURNITURE, Ice boxes, bras s beds Iron beds , desks etc complete households Write M D Miller Rt d Pomeroy or co! l ~2·.~7~ . . • . . OLD COINS pocket watches , clan rings wedding bonds diam onds Gold or silver Coli .R9.er.. Woms..ler 7.41- 13~1~. WANT TO buy old 45 ond 78 phonograph records Colt 992 6370 or Contact Mortrn Fur niture Roach's Gun Shop Salem St. Mkt. Frye's Pennzoll Helners Bakery WANT TO buy old jewelry Call Powell's Mkt. qq'] 5262 or write l<ov Cecil , 87 Meigs Co. Ad Taker 27 53 S 2nd Middleport OH Team High Series 'R oach's Gun Shop 2438, , WANT TO buy one cow or , cow and calf Call 9112 760A or wnte Salem St. Mkt. 2199, Heiner's 393.40 WMite Oak Ad Pomeroy Bakery ~159 . Ol'tlo Team High Game Roach 's Gun Shop 861, WANTED POWER wOodworking Roach's Gun Shop BID ; tools m -7501. Roach's Gun Shop 767. REFRIGERATOR FOR CAMPER Men-rs-- Rifh ~ertes 992-7106 Raymond Roach 578, Larry Hendricks 575, Roger Carpenter A&ol. Men's High Game - Larry Pets for Sale --·---Hendricks 219, Raymond Roach 217, Raymond Roach ONE MALE German Schnourer wr th. papers 4 years old Call 187. oher s.pm _7J.?. 3117 Women's High Series Bess Hendricks 5<10, Betty --:.-·-·-- - -~_ _ _ Yard__$ale _ _ _ Whitlatch 479, Drerna Roach ~GARAGE SALE Frkloy and Sotur Women's High Game day Aprrl6 ohd 7 from 9nm to 5 Bess Hendrick~ .209, Betty rrn ocrou from Lorry s Morl<et Whitlatch 184, Bess Hen- , In Syrocuse drlck~ ISO. ' . ---- --- - ------ --- --- ---- - --· .. ~ fVfRYTHINGS GOTTA GO ' H o u~c nnd lo t lurnih tH' rl o thr~ oil my l'tousf'hol rl rtam~ Drop by 760 lourf' ISI MrricUe po rt I b FOOT BASS hoot 50 h p MPr (U ry c.>n gma Mtnnkoto trollmg motor ready for lishinSJ $1000 14 ft l one star runohout wi th lrniler ond conver toble top S600 24 tt R1vrern Cru 1ser pon loon boot oil olumtnum lots of l:')'tros 50 h p. 78 m odel Mer n.rr')! eng rn c eng tn c , st1tl under worrf>nty $4500 Would con stder cor top ftShrng boot on !rode 949 '1013 Robert ..·1111 Rocrne DECEMBER SALE SAVE UP T030' STORE WIDE NEW 2 PC LIVING ROOM SUITE S 149 95 NEW 5 PC DINETTE SETS $49 95 NEW SEAL V MATTRESS S TWIN SIZE INTERSPR ElECTRIC GUITAR w1th ca se, hke lNG $45 NEW 3 PC END TA,BLE new Steel guitar w rth case SETS $39.9S U HAUL RICE S good condition 9q2·?453 NEW AND USED FURt)IITURE. WOULfl like to thank Dr PrckeM nurses condystrrpers and volunteers of Veterens Memorial Hospital ond the many mrnisters , relatives , fnen.;l!i and ne-rghbor!i for then prayers, flowers co rds gifts and tl'te manv drlferent acts ol kmdneu dunng stay 10 the hO!prtol May God Bless every one of you Helen Horr11 WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES -Foi. Sale - fOAl l IM~STON~ *'Onrl ~FMt>l (nlr1um chlonrif" f,.. , ,llm•r rloj:~ f oori and all typP~ rol .. ott F-. ((•l~ t C">r Salt Work~ Ill( F Mnln St Pnmc ra y 99'} :llt91 197.4 CHEVROlET 4•4 for sole or trade 742 2789 1973 BUICK .CENTURY <mrles Good 55 000 tires , $950 985 3BS7 ' 19'71 CHEVROLET ~~ ton 4 wheel drive p1ck up Extra Iorge tool bo,.. , 985 3510 1978 JEEP CJS 9923750 MUST SEll 6 '111 SSOOO 1917 Molibu 1-door 992 S786 1q79 JEEP J 10 pickup New ltres white spoke wheels , 12 000 mi l es hcellent shape 985 3S~7 ' 1975 PONTIAC ASTRA hatcl'tback 4 cy l outomotrc 992·?156 Camping E~en!__ 19'75 II FOOT truck camper self contotned olr condition ex· cellent conditlqn 9'Cn·2121 - - . TRAVEl MATE. 11 foot lf"uck camper Sleeps Si)( both srnk refrigerator and 'furna ce SISOO Coi17•2-2B•3 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork Route 33 , north of Pomerov large lot s Call ~-~479' . 3 AND 4 BM furnrshed and unfurnished opts Phone 992 5'3' 90 ROLL ING. ACRES. of - good posture Plenty of water Could occomodote , 50 l)tus · <ottle 614 667-3398 ONE BEDROOM opts, designed specifically for w heelchair po lierls Colt between 9 and 6 99'17771 NEW FOUR bedroom opts available for fmaily of 5 to 8 Call bf!twe@n9ond6 - . . m .nn. .- TWO BEDROOM mobile home k1tchen furmshed Prefer fl'11d die aged couple or elderly cou pie ~'1 '1749 MOBILE HOME Adults 100 PRIZES FIRST PRIZE 4-WHEEL DRIVE _ ... _ - ..... JEEP APRIL 4-7 If. - · IS THE PLACE! JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. PH. ?92-2181 SIX ROOM house on l acre on block to p rood $15 OC() Coli 949 2231 qr 985-4174 CONDITIONED HAY for sole Good quality Wlll deliver Colt 7201 or 3309 TWO SlORY 3 bedroom frame house m M1ddleport 99'1 J-457 1977 ARROWGLASS hoss boot w rth 85 h p Evinrud~ motor 992 '1214 or 992 5>478 WANTED TO buy four bedroom rural home thot w!tf meet FmHA standards 742 3074 m - ~ m _ _- ser.vices Offered .-• .. -- WATER AND mise houlrng Colt 99~ 5858 NOW HAULING lrmestone m Mtddleport Poemroy area Call lor free eshmote 367 7101 Will CARE for two mvolld or elderly persons m my home Twenty years ex pprlen ce Reasonable rote!i 992·6027 or 992 5472 PAINTING AND sondb lastm9 Free esttmales Coli 949 .- 7686 OWNER SElliNG 2 bedroom !rome house Excallent rn town loco lion Coli 992 3073 lABRADOR , MALE block with whrte on chest 1 Or 2 years old Ge('ltle, gooCt w1 th ch1ldren 991 -7080 or 9'92 7853 ,. - -- · firepl ace, . refrigerator, freezer and other furnitu-re, all underpinning and blocks I n excelelnt con · oo. RANCH Excellent condition 3 bedroom home, equipped kitchen, dining carport and 2 storage buildings . I mmediate Middleport schools, '4 bedrooms, 2 baths, part 1q55 Pro1ne Schooner basement, $28,500.00. l l/2 STORY Natural 1965 General. 60x11, 'l bdr 196EI Elcona, S:bt2, 2 bdr 1%9 Buddy 60xl2 4 bdr 1970 Sylva 6(hd1 2 bdr 1970 Castle, 60M 12 2 bdr 1973 Arlmgton 6QM:l2. 2 bdr 1973 Rrdgewood 701Cl4 , J bdr l9731i:rrkwood 50xl2 , 2 bdr years , needs build in g some bedrooms anofher m 1.970 REBEl RAIDER 12 • 48 Very good cond1tron SJSOO 247 -3875 or 949' 26.43 after 4 ' 19b6 NEW MOON A·l condition 10 w52 Sot000' 992·5018 . I 96ot SCHUL Tl MOBilE home IOxSO One bedroom Coli 985 38 I 0 or 9a5 3365 new and ~~~·~;.~o - kitchen , and a bath, apartment 539,000 00 WEST RUTLAND ' - available $15,000.00. 221 FOOT FRONTAGE On Rt. 7 within Pomeroy Beautiful country sett1ng fhls home has 3 bedrooms and an extra large detach ed garage , There's a b lacktop drive and nice fencing. Call for more Info limlt!i, · 1'/a acres In all, originally had two houses . $3,000.00. REALTORS • Henry E. Clol•nd, Sr. " Henry E. Clol•nd, Jr. •92 ZZS9 992-6191 POMEROY - home on Brick Street Fx · Chervl Lemley, Associate Phone742-200l only Phone 949·2589 GeorgeS. Hobstetter, Jr. Broker 992·.5739 • 19'78 FORO PICKUP super cob V-8 with camper top . Good condi lion Good gas mileage , $5.400 q•9-20<2 --- - - ---. 21o E.- Second Slr11t MAIN ST . - THREE BOYS suits. Two srze 11 Boys and one size 14 $5, each . ,. Buslne55 locat1on with residence up All utilities and Ideal location for a new business . - INT THREE bottom plow Putt type •On rubber 14 In plow chief bottom Notch cutters, Points and plow In good condttron Reasonably priced' Paul Sayre Form I mile below Ravenswood landrng Great Bend Rd , SR 338 Portland Ohro 843 459'1 , COUNTY HOME - Nice 3 bedroom modern, like home . Large eat -In kitchen. full basement, front porch I enclosed) , and half acre lot. Good garden spol. Only $23,300 RECREATION SPOT 0.. the Ohio River . 3 acres. drilled well , septic system, AS PINs VERMEER Baler soles and service Bolers in stock lor im mediate~ delivery Evenings phone742·28)7 Dexter electric 19'74 TRIUMPH motorcycle SOOcc 26'x96' . Several rooms up wJth bath , rest room and large buisneu room down. $800 "2 20<7 liVING ROOM suite traditional beige color tufled bock 1 blue velvet chorrs with coned bock I blue flower Frencl1 Provincial choir very good condttlon 992 3~24 after 5pm or see Joe Struble Mulberry Helght5 . ,Pomeroy Oh~o PUREBRED SHORTHORN bulls I mite east of Wilkesville SR 114 Tel M9·3b54 Hollis Grote ONE 5 pif!ce bedroom suitE'! If m te re sted , ca ll alter Spm 99'1 7Bb6 !=AWN CIGARETTI: mor hrnn brand Call99'1 990? :n 1978 STARCRAFT 18 h hC'Iat lnhoo rd. outboard Wtth Mt•r cru rser 12a f, p complf't" w1th oil e,..tros and 1978 Trod r h(11t tro1ler Al so lncludns oil O( C('o!i;SOtlt'S 1 1J.i s, jOCkel !\ AI( Prtced upon lnspE'<" Iion 3879 CENTRAL REALTY CO. 1 • and 2 concrete pads . BUSINESS BUILDING In Middleport on the T. FAMILY HOME country home bedrooms . Large with living 4 and :Sitting rooms, plus large recreation room with firep lace. J car garage and workshop and 1 1!::~ acres Just $35.000. , LAND - Lots, acreage, river frontage, some cleared, some wooded. In town and out. CROW WITH THE COUNTRY, INVEST IN REAL ESTATE AT TEAFORDS . CALL 9923325. v-ordon·a . • Helen L. Sue P. Murphy All 20 experieftce . vears Fre~ 1973 FORD MAVERICK •••••••••• '1495 I, 2 Dr , auto' , P S , v•nvt roof 1972 OLDS TO_RONADO.;~:d:~ ••••• '995 1S73 MERCURY MONTEGO.~~~ . ••. '995 1975 FORD GRAN TORINO ••••••'1995 ~ VinJI and Aluminum • Sidinl 20r. HT.,AIR,PS,PB . B~SSEIL 1972 MERCURY MONTEGO MX •••'995 4 Dr .• a~r, aulo .. P.S . P B SIDING CO. TRUCKS 1974 DATSUN PICKUP•••••••••• 51695 Call for a Free Siding Estimate, 949-2801 or 949-2860 . No Sunday calls. I - 4 cyl., 4 speed . 1974 FORD 12 PASSENGER ••••.52695 4-._1 mo. Window Van 1973 FORD CUSTOM F-100 ....... '995 V-B, New, repair, gutters and down spoutsWindow cleaning Gutter cleaning Free Estimates 949-2862, 949-2160 TRAIL£11_sa• FS Housing HP.ilcf(/llilf(l!fS I 1974 FORD RANCHER0•••••••••. '2495 P.S., P e., auto. RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Riebel 985-334S'or 667-3463 St. Rt. 7 Your HeadquartlfS For Armsbonl Calpeting Business Services BRADFORD Auctionettr, Com· plete Servtce Phone 9d9.- 1487 or 9~9 .. 20(JJ Rocrne, Ohto Cntt Bradford 1 •Sweepers , toasters , irons , oil · small opplronces Lawn moer, next to State Hrghwoy Garage on Route 7 -Call992-7j13 - ~ 'l'or Fr.e 'Eat motes EXCAVATING , dozer, backhoe and ditcf1er , Charles R Hot Hoe Service, freld Block Rutland Ohio Pone 741·2008 . . . . PUlliNS EXCAVATING Complete Service Phone . 992-2i.78 . . .- . .- ~ .- Auctions AUCTION FRIDAV 7 pm Big AUCTION EVERY Sunday 1pm Also auction f!very Wednesday evening 7pm Hartford Com· munity Center Hartford WV .4 m1les up from Pomeroy-Mason Bridge . On April 2, 1979, In the Meigs Cou nty Probate Court, Case No. 22638, Mfldred ,Paul, Route 3, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 wn· appomted Executrix of the esta~e of Ol!lvld J Morgan , deceased, tate of Rural Delivery , Pomeroy, Ohro 45769. \ Robert E Buck Probate Judge Clerk 14 1 6. 13, 20, 31c SAVE ON E C ELECTRICAL Contractor se rv ing Ohio Volley regron S1x days o week , 24 hours service Emergenc.y coifs Coli 882-1<152 o r 881-3.454 CARPETING DRIVE A Um.E &1 SAVE ALOT MOBILE HOME repai rs Furnaces electrical work , prpes sowed • plu~b ~ng ~ ·5858 WAllPAPERING AND Coll742 232'8 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY For farm machinery & small engines. Send background qualifications and salary history to Box 729·M, C·O The DillY Sen· tinet, Pomeroy, 0. 4.5769. . truckload of new marchondise of Ohio River Auctiqn 537 High _St _ ~lddleport O~io . AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE been cancelled? lost your operators license'> Phone qq2.1143 . Case No . 2208 Mechanic 11-9-1mo. .- f>RDBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF DAVID J. MORGAN, DECEASED HELP WANTED Experienced Pomeroy,O. j' EXCAVATING dozer loader: and backhoe work dump ttucks and lo boys for hire will haul fill dirt top sot I ltmestone ond grovel Coli Bob or Roger Jef fers , day phone 99'2·7089, night phoneq92 352Sor992-5231. .... , . . . . . . . . _. ' 220 E. ~In SlrHt, SEWING MACHINE Repairs , sur v1ce all makes qq2 2184 The I Fobrrc Shop Po.meroy {I Aulhorrzed Singer SOles and , :_ .Servrce . . . We . . sl'tarpen - Scissors . 1 mile north Tuppers Plains. Ohio .. ElOOIT APPLIANCE II ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR pa1ntrng - HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex cavat10g , septic sysJems . dozer, backhoe Rt 143 Phone A GOOD SELECTION· OF END& ROLL BALANCES . _I (614)_6~8- 7331 ALL CARPET IN STOCK for Immediate delivery vorrous srzes,of pool kits . Do 11 yourself or lr!t us Ins fall for you 0 Bumgardner Soles, Inc NOW ON AT KARl & VANZANDT SAL£ . - ~ROM SPIIIIIGTIM. $'7!1 t• .HCIAL VALU. TIM•t OlDS TORONADO ••••••. ,•.--......... '1895 1973 BUICK LS. SED.. SOLD .... .-.-..... '1595 1972 CHEV. MONTE CARLO................ '1595 1972 OlDS 98 LS. SED.... .-.............. '1295 1975 CHEV. iMPAlA CPE ....... ;-;-; ••• .-.... '2395 CUT. SUP. SED........... .-••• 14095 24 Rolls of Clrpet in Stock & IOO's ol Samples to Choose From. BUYNOW&SAVE JUST LISTED- 85 acres, with elenty of good pasture land and some farming ground. Good barn with dr-Illed well. Garage and other buildings. Two farm houses, both need some repelr. Mineral rights too. · Good location about 5 minutes from Pomeroy off Rt. 33. Priced lor quick sale. $42,500. ENJOY COUNTRY LIVING In this beautiful remodeled 4 BR fully carpeted home. The home slls on 5 acres and Includes a pond. The stone heat-a-lator• lireploce sets off the large L.R. area. Kilchen Is equipped with refrlg., stove and dishwasher. Home bas ~en very well Insulated. Priced at $39,900. FIVE YE.ARS OLD- Beautiful 4 bedroom hOme wilh large eat-In kitchen. ~ baths, TV room , all nicely Call742-2211 TALK TO ' Wendell or Herb Grato or Gene Smith RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 '3895 1917 MERCURY COMET•••••••• '3295 P S , aulo , 6 cyl , 4 dr 1976-FORD GRANADA ........... 53125 4 Dr, V 8. 302 cu . m, a1r , P .S , P . B .• auto Special Edttton , 4 Or , Slant 6, standard transmisston with overdrive , power sfeerrng, power brakes, air , radto, color , Btttersweet with wood gra•ned panel sides, luggage rack Showroom clean' CH ESTER ~ Good 5 bedroom ~use wllh full basement and 2 baths. Nat. gas heat. approx. 1 acre land and large storage bulldlng .'Prlce S21,500. ACREAGE - with large beef barn nea!:. Pomeroy. JUST LISTED - Good 3 bedroom house obout 10 yrs. old . Mostly carpeted with attached garage and utility Rutland room . All lnsuhtted. Approx 34 acre land. Located about 15 minutes norlh on Rt . 33 Priced for quick sale. $22.500 . LOTS 1 SHOP AT ... :RUTlAND .RitNRURE\ . ' WE OFFER YOU ... 1. Two lull lloors of all now • 2. Nice Hltctlons ol used 1furniture. l. A largo building full o• "'aulllul carpet. ' I l 1 Acre and up near Pomeroy. SYRACUSE - good 2 bedroom home, almost now kitchen cabinets. all nicely carpeted, laundry room , all lnsulaled, natural . ~as heat, utility building, 2 lots. $~1 ,500. • JU~-r L-ISTE D=- IS Acres wlfh a 3 bedroom fram'e .53 53 02 .5 1 39 00 39 B8 51 Ba lance January 1, 1978 217 08 T ota l Receipts 00 Total Receipts & Balances 217 08 Expenditures 211 08 Ba lance December 31, 1976 00 1976 FORD F-100 ••••••••••••••. '3595 1975 CHEVY MAUBU ••••••••••• 2495 1974 CHEVY SUBURBAN ........ '2895 WE'VE ·_GOT THE 'TRUCK. $5195 $4095 $4595 1976 GMC $3095 1lz TON PICKUP •.•..•......•." .•.•....•~~~: ....................... . V 8. 4 sp , overdnve, radiO , 1978 FORD RANGER P S, lulone pam I. loca l LARIAT f·l50 •.•.•......•.•............ ~~~~~: .!:.~ .................. 1977 CHEV. C-JO vlocal a. aulo lr ans , rad10 , • owner , P S PICKUP..•.•.•• ~ ············ ··· ·"'·· ················ · ······· · ········ 1977 CHEV. vlocal e. Iow ill wheel. P S ' a ~r ner EL CAMINO ...................................... .. .............. ... V _B slanda'd lr ans. p 1976 f 150 RANGER V 8' P S ' p B ' air , dual XLT 4X4 ... -· ................... -••.. ...:;,;;·.;~;~:~;.~~~?~t~'~ . -~5 295 1972 GMC . $1295 lJz TON PICKUP••.••••••••••.•••••••••. : .....•......••.•.. ..•.•. •... 1974 F-100 v e. $2695 /z TON PICKUP .................................................... . 1975 FORD f-100 $3095 lJz TON PICKUP. . ... ....................... ;....•....•.•..•.•.•..•.••• • V 8, slandard lrans READY TO ROLL? WE'RE READY TO RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Q..- Ray Riyg:; tv., Open T1l 6 PM. except Thursday & Sa1urday t1l 5:00 . Closed Sunday See Rocky Hupp, Darrell Dodrill or Pat Htll, General Manager, for a Good Deal on a New or Used Vehicle . 992-2.196 MIDDLEPORT 0. Friday evening callers of O!evia Cottrill of Bradbury. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith of Kanauga were SWiday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith, KaU and Knapp dinner guests of timber and excellent bottom land. About 1,000 teet of beautiful Ohio River lrontage. Owner will help finance. Asking : . Red & white finish , vinyl roof, 2 door, power steenng , power brakes, sport mtrrors, V 6 231 cubte .nch, radral whtte wa ll tir e s . flo or mates, air cond l ttone r , AM B trac k, c hr ome whee ls PowER KINO sets a fast pace ~ , 9ri-Sl42 POMEROY Grand REGAL COUPE ' Btg acreage heavy loads . rough goIng - Power K1ng cames through without m1ssmg a beat The reason? 12, gear dnve deliver almost 100% power to the big dnve wheelS. Thet s why you move rlghl along wtlh a 60" mower, load fast w1th a lS ton bucket bulldoze , clear a 48" path of snow m a hurry Amertcan-bullt Power King is a machtne, not a toy1 Aut~ motive clutch, transm'ISSion , dlfferent tal 1 W' axles. for example. REED'S COUNTRY STORE d II 0 '78-612S ~IIIIII.IOip;e~n~E~•~-~~·~,~~,~·~u:n~l:•l~6~'~o~~-:l'~l·s----s~o~t~~111111.. 111inleleliislvll. .e...... .~~.-..............~~llllll \ Plus Tax . ~Am and Tttle JUCI (j C BvCaro tynG l t .ll n <15 Deput y Clerk. t.ll 6, 13. 2tc 1979 GMC-%TON NewsN~tes u Plus Tax and Title 1979 1979 I PONTIAC GRAND AM Wolfpen GMC F1noncing $6375 I I I -----·------------- "You'll Ltk;e Our Quality Way of Doing Business " J, SALE PRICE '------------ Karr & Van Zandt • m :ooo. Racine, Mr. and Mrs. Joh~ Downs , Adam and Er1c of Glouster and Joe Evans of Birmingham, Alabama. Barbara Haley of Middleport was an overnight guest of Barbara Murphy. I Pomeroy, 0. Pete Burris, Mr and Mrs J. R. Murphy and Peggy, Carmel and Barbara were Mrs Iva Johnson , local, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, Debbie, Veronica and Robbie of and Mrs. John E. Chris of SAVE ALOT ••• AS WE CLEAR LOTI Equipment Co. · ~ 14 and 18 hP engtnes applied through Power K1hg 's allSee on~ of these (J)Urteous s~lesmen Marvin Keebaugh or George Harns P S, air . rad1o 1 1972 FORD·4 DR LlD ••••••••••• '1095 Drive Home A Winner house, barn and other building, mostly tehced. Some V 8. avlo tran s, atr, P S ~~~t~~~· WAGON ....... ~·......... ,.,;;~:.~.~:.:~~:~·............. $1295 1974 OLDS ROYALE CPE.,.:.............. .. 1974 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON ......3.~~~.'~. '3295 CAD. CPE. DEVILLE. ................. ~ '1595 , 1974 OlDS 98 LS. SED................... '2595 1975 OLDS 98 LS. SED. .. ................_'4095 1 ' • 1974 CAD. DEVILLE SED................. .. 2495 1976 VISTA CRUISER 3 SEATS ... -....... '4295 See the Grate Family at s 1974 FORD LTD BROUGHAM •••••'1895 on tough jobs furniture. 51 Summary of cash . Balantes, Receipts And E~ependitures Balance Janul!lry 1 , V 8, a~fo .. P S , j:) B , red m color , shows no wear 1978 74,046. 47 Tot'al Receipts 188 ,775 00 Total ReGer pts 5 p l us Balances 262,821 47 E.Mpcndrturcs 191. 396 96 4 Dr , P 5 , P B, a1r Balance December 31 , 1978 71.424 51 Sdtedule A· Ill cash Balance, Receipts And Expenditures By Fund Super 10 Cheyenne, air , P .S , P B 1 whtle & red . Genera l Fund Balance January 1, 1978 73,829 39 School Foundation (gross) Baste Allowance 188 ,682 58 lotat Reve n ue Fully equipped Receipts 188,68 2 58 Receip ts-- Non Revenue 92 42 Adjustments & Refunds Total Non Revenue Rece1pts 92 d2 Total Non Revenue Receipts plus Rev en ue Rece\ pts , 188,775.00 Total Begton ino Balanc e Plus Recerpts 262,604 39 C hester, General Fund Expenditures Total Adm lnis tralio n Expendttores 1.4 '2,777 49 Tota l Instructi on Expenditures 2,310.89 PUBLIC NOTICE Total Coordmate sealed b tds w ill b e received NOTICE TO BIDDERS Expendrtures 15,,22.26 rn the office of the VIllage Sc r11(!d brds wd ~ be r cu~ r\/ C d Total School Plant Clerk. Pomeroy, OhiO, unt il by fl oc Boa r d o f County Operatron 8.927 11 12 o'c lock noo n on Aprl! 16, Co n.mr SSIOn c r s ot Ga ll til T otal Other Auxrllary 1979 on any of t he followmg Co untv at ti S oll rcc rn fl,c Expense 21.742 13 proposa Is CourH o usc . Ga lhpofr s, 01 ro , To ta l General Fund 1 For the purchase by the unhl 10 00 a n• . Tuc scliJ'r', Ex penditur es l91. 179 88 Vrl!age of Pomeroy of a new 1\' ay 1, 197 9, and at II . at !rn .<: Total General Fund 1979 four door ftve passeng er op ened us pr ov rd cd by la w. Balance December 31, sedan wrth the followtn Q t or tt e pur ct.asc at t ur n rlu n 1978 71,424 51 .-.rdded equipment olnd CQUtpm cnt fO b C ln 5fa i! Cd Total Expenditures 350 cub tc Inch engrne 11 n 11 c 1 \ l! crnatr\ CS to ~J cls{l n 1 and Transfers \Jillc Ct dd rcn's , Cent er m barrel carburetor , M in V8 Plus Balance Power sreenng and Power n cc or duncc wrll tl ,c equrp Oecember J1 26:2,60.4 39 Brakes n tcnt l1s f ami !.p~cdrcilli Or'\5 Trtle Proie r. t s black trres rli1 ted Mu rc t· , 1979, new on t II c Ba la nce Ja nuq ry 1. Foam rubber front seat rn II C OltlCC of li.C Bo,, r d Of 1978 217 OB Spotlight on ltft hand s 1de ( o un ty (On)m I SSI On c r S Receipts 00 Heavy duty od triter cou rtt ou sc and .:at ll oc oft te e Total Beginning Balance HeavY duty batt ery BU AMP o f r cmknopl'. , r C1 nk.r1o p t , Plus Re,::erpts and A tr Condrtion er & 61 AMP ~.'.l C.rr'c c and , S~ ~appa . Ar Transfers 217 08 cl. d cc t s Cop rcs of Silrcl A lterna tor Expend tt ures Posit1ve trac tion rear ax l e spcc d ica llons m ay be ob Refund Funding Auto transm 1SS10n tam ed tr on1 tt .e offrc c of th e Agency 217,08 E lectrr c Door loc ks {\ ret ilcc l , tt . c Com ~ un ify Total Fund V1nyl uph o l stery A' r.n fal ll caltt . Center or t he Expenditures & roof Orrp Moldings C ull 1a (ounl'l' Con. Transfers 217 08 Calibrated Speedometer n 1tSSron er s' o tr rcc Fund Balance Polt ce Body Pa ckage 11 c Own er rC St'r\fCS th e Dec em ber 31 , 1978 00 Back glass Defroster r1 ql. tl o r c 1ec t .:any o r all bi<IS Tota l Expenditures & 116Wh eel Base tn wt ole or rn par t to v...ftrve: Transfers Plus Bl!llan ce Tra,nstt!r Po lrc e Rad to , clny 1nformutri1CS m II c b rct s December 31. 1978 217 oa r r.c'r.lvcd. o r uccep l any bi d S1ren , FlaShiOg Lights, Frr e Schedule A - IV vI rei 1td ecn1S l cJvo r ilb lc fi ll ExtrngufSher and protectrve Assets and Liabilities btd s m ust be m.;~de on f o r. ~o <I sh 1e !d from pres ent ca r to 1. December 31,1978 pr n po s ill rn c l ud N I wr it new car ASSETS 2 For sale bv th e VIllage of sp ec tf rcu tr an s Depository Balan ces 71.424 51 [1 1d udvcrtt scn1cn 1s wrll bt Po meroy rts 1978 Pontra c. Equipment 6,400 00 r vn nn 11 c da tes c t Aprtl 6, 13 to ur door, 8 cy linder, wlthGut Tota l Assets 77,824 51 radt o equipm ent, fir e ex 20 oln d 27 LIABILI T IE S B y order ot 11 c Uo ar d ot trngutsher, s i ren flashing Total L1abitltres .00 Cnu nl y Con 1n r SS 1 onc r ~ o t srgnals and protective shrel d Excess of Assels 77.824 51 The bidder may sta te e ither C. <JI I• cl . St ate o f Or 10 Total 77 .824 .51 what he will give for the 1978 Pontiac: or what amount he f', p pr ovod .;~s !(' r orn . (4) 6 , li e will allow as a trade rn fo r the Jns~pl. ( um n ew pollee cru rser des c rrbed c,,,I!JU <ou nt y a bove r'ro ~ c c ulmq /d torn cy Each btdder may b rd for etther the purchase of the (II 6, 1), 10.• 17 , He NOTICE ON FILING 1978 Pont rae or for th e sa le to OF INVENTORY the Vrl lag e of Pomeroy of a AND APPRAISEMENT new po11 ce cru iser Ct escrrbeo The state of Oh•o , Merg ~ above or both Ea c h b id m us t County, Court of Common co nta in t rr e full name of every Pleas, Probale DI\'ISIOn per so n or company interested m the same, and th e bid mut To t he E xec utor or Ad n Hnr slrillor of t he es tat e. t o be ac companied by a check suc h o f tt· c to lf ow lng as CHC or bond rn th e sum of 5100 00 r cs rd cn ts of th~ Stiltc- of Ot.ro t o the satis lact1on of the vr1 !I.e su rvr v rng spo use., Village Counc il as a guaranty t he n ext of krn II c that 1f t he brd rs accep ted, I)Cn<:'f rCiclrr cs under tt .e writ , contract will be entered Into .1n d to tt .c attorne-y or n t and It s pe rfo rmance proper l y secured . lorncys r cprcs cn tm g any of These ch ecks or bonds will I be return ed at on ce , to al l t r.c a for em cntton,ed p erson s f"' hyll 1s I f. owa n [C.Dsc No except th e success ful brdder HOURS 2259 9 ) BOlC 26 6, T upp e r s His checks or bond will be 8 s Mon .- Fr1 I held r(a m:>. Ot.r c I untrl t he contract or bid • 8 12 on Sal.. Yo u arc 1 c r co y notrfr C<I rs properly exec uted bv him Closed/Sunday I The nght rs reser11ed to II il l t l,c Inventory ancl Ap f)r,lt SCr'UCI'\1 Of ft ,C CS tili O Of re1ecJ any and all b rds 90 day 1 1 r. af o r e m e ntion e d, lnternaftanal New Idea I deliver y from da te of ac d eceased , tu te of Sel iC! (.o un t y , Harvester Equ1pmentJ cep tance .Jane Wa lton . Clerk ~ACre fri ed m !l"o~s Cour t Sar d Inv ent or y dOd Apprat scn .cn t VILLAGE OF POMEROY w dl be- l nr hc artt1 1.j be fo r t 11 11 5 (4) s. 12, 2tc cou rt on 111c 1611 oay o f A pril , 1979 a l I 00 o'clock f'l M ~ f',ny p er son dcsrrlnq t o lite cxccptr ono; u·crcto n usl Ide 11 on 1 ill leas t tr vc Clflys prt or In ll1c dnl c se t fo r t.ca rrh~J , G rv c n uno cr my r,o:.n d ano sonl of satd Court. th rs .111 d,ly o f April 19 79 i~ obcrt t:: Uuc k. carpeted , large utility room and many more extras. Natural fas forced air furnace. Plenty of garden space on I acre of land. Priced right $36,000 . Tota l F und Balances December 3 1, 1978 71 ;424 51 Oeposrtory Bala n ces County Treasurer 72,789 ~ Su b Total Dcposttorv Balances 72.7 89 Cash On Hand , Tot {I I 72,7 89 outstand1ng warrants Dec 11 , 19 78 1,365 Re conciled Ba lance 71..424 Schedule A -11 Sum mary of Balances, Recerph and Expenditures Ba lance January I , 1976 73,829 Total Receipt s 188, 775 Total Recetpts & Balances 262,604 Expenditures 191 , 179 Ba lance De ce mber 31, 1978 71 ,424 ESEA Title IV B IVC PL 93-JBO 1977 -DODGE. ASPEN WAGON.••• 53895 Ph. 992-2176 1978 CAD. CPL DEVILLE ,--sq. V<l. and up inst•llld - JOB••• ,-----------, MEIGS I Realtor Anoci•tes - auto. ·1973 .DODGE VAN •••••••••••••• '2195 Slant 6, auto .. ps , pb. 27320 Montgemoi-y Rd. Langsville, Olllo 114-469-4245 Evenings 2 Milts Ea!bUYIIkesylll!_ SUPER GOOSE STOCK TRAILERS NOW AVAtLABLE 4-5-tfc ' - 4 Oi"., V 8, clUtO, , P .S, P B , air work lEVER~ Cas.h Reconc1hation 4 cv tm C1cr, i' Uto on fl oor. i11r. P S , P 13 , AM ta p<' play er , sport (l<)UOf' c;, dig r t~l c lock , onl y 19,000 mtl es RC" ,1 1 Ge~s Silver 1974 OLDS ·CURASS ••••••••••• '2195 estimates, Call: Tom Hoskins, 949-2 160. 3·7-1 mo . 3-16-mo. pd. NEW LISTING- Bashan area, excellent home site. Water and electric available. Has ~n surveyed $3,000. CUSTOM 7 rtdtng mower Good cond ltron $475 , Glenn Brssell 94q 1801 . Coll985 3581 . guilranteed. W2 · 57~4 For Sale ~·7 . ' Hilton Wolfe, Associate APT IN Middleport New ly redecorated All ufdtt tes ovorloble No pets preferably no chtldren 992:.18~ !' . . 2 bedroom . cellent buy at $17,000.00. WE NEED LISTINGS! m -2598 . SEARS Extra nice 3 bedroom home In Rutland Out of flood area Only ne'lf heating system , 2 corporation . Situated on 75 of an acre with cellar, smoke house and 2 other good buldlngs. The house needs a little work, but it's well worth the effort at a price of onlv Income. Call Today. MIDDLEPORT - 2 lois, mobile home 10'x45' , 67S -442d 1973 FREEDOM MOBILE home Applronces underp1nn1ng fireplace 992 5413 or 6t18 REAl "ESTA TE loons Pu rchase and refinance 30 year te rms, VA ~o mo ney down (e lr g1ble ve terans) FHA As low as 3 per cent down (non· veterons) Ireland Mortgoge Co 77 E Stote Athpns 614 592 3051 Phone 742-2003 ' NEW LISTING - On 325 1n Danville Home has 4 bedrooms, 11vino and tam1 IV rooms, kllchen and bath . business with an apartment over, extra lot for perking, excellent apartment, wooded o,-ea on top of httl Overlooks rtver Water elec trrc available 992-3 886 , New Lima ROild Rutland, Ohio license, business for many 8&5 MOBILE HOME SALES PT PLESANT WV 5S200 14 Yr. Experience Aur•l Malhod windows 1976 MUSTANG II 4cyl, 4speed I *New Home 'iAdd -ons 'ift Remoldings -It Free Estimates 992-6011 . PIANO-.' TUNING heat, repair. $13.000 00. MIDDLE PORT- All legal i . HOBSTETTER REALTY FRAME _:__ gas and SPECIAL P.B 1975 DAlSUN B-210 ••••••••••• '1695 R home mainteunce - new ilnd rep•ir Storm doors '! REAL GOOD CARS ot REAL GOOD PRICES! 1974 CHM MAUBU ••••••••••••'1S95 2 dr. auto., ps, pb, V-roof ' All types roofing, gutters . C. R. MASH VINYl & ALUM. SIDING 3-7-1 mo. (Pd.) possession . 1967 TOTAL ELECTRIC mobile home furntsHed 3 bedr washer and dryer A1r cOnditioned 1 lot, 210 ft . frontage $12,000 Phone741-2816 18)(8 651 Beech Street Middleport, 0. 992-2356 FARM FOR Sole House, 2 barns, tratler Large pond 10 acres or 82 acres 742 2566 3 1', acres 1n Pomeroy SEcluded NEW LISTING - 12'x60', 1972 mobile home, central air , wood burn lng dlton. $8,900 -. 4 Dr., air, ~uto , and downspouts. All types Truck · ·Repair ,;1so Transmission Repair I Phone 992-5682 I~ 11 Years Experience Will Make service Calls - ------------Real Estate for Sale area, c~rpeted, Mobile Homes for Sale REYNOlD'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP . Elberlelds and Kimball Music .teloter ol Athens Phone992-2S81 or 992-2082 3·11 -1 mo range, Rutland, .. . freestanding 124 Iowa I THREE BEDROOM modern home B acres 1~ mile out of Rocrne on Ook Grove Rd For more tn· format ron call q4Q 2405 WilL DO boby,lttlng , $1 50 on hour or $20 a week Across the slreel from Ma son Drrve·ln , gold trarler trimmed in b lacf.. ALASKIAN HUSKV pup s to good home 991 6057 St. Rt. o. FIVE ROOM house and both with goroge Outburldtng Real nice garden spo,t located at long Bottom Ohto 985 4267 PAINTING AND repomng roofs hou se pomtmg houltng Free esfrmotes Coli ~2- 6309 or 742·7074 after Spm --------- - -- __ Give Awa'l_ __ _ _ -. MODI:RN THREE bedroom total eleclrrc home !ttuoted on Iorge tal 742 · 20~7 TREE TRIMMING ond removal 742·3167 or 747 1573 POOl CHEMICALS Season pocks Free de lrvery 0 Bumgardner Sole s Inc EqUipment ond sup pltes W'J 5724 Service . :V• milo off Rt. 7,&Y-PIISI on !MITH NILSON MOTORs, INC. 'J moles . :GAIOOE I THE 'V\'HEELTHING! 1978 FORD LlD 11 ••••••••••••• '3995 P.S , Ohio ValeJ Roofinl and Home Mlittenlnce ~ER HYSEll. Au•& THREf REGISTERED Bluet1 C' k (Oonhounds 985 4174 SIAMESE rabbits . 4 fema les 985 3555 .1~ ,!~ ~~ l'tlliJ :1 t) ~!,I ~lll','j Business ·services SPRING SALE MODERN THREE bedroom housi!.full bdsempnt tireploce fully cmpetcd central otr enclosed sun porch located on 6 1~ acres on CR 'JB . appro>~ 3 m1les from Rocrne If fnterested contact lorry Wolfe 94fil 2836 weekends and after 5 evontngs bd, For Rent Mark Your Calendar! Com~! Register at Were Jammed Up With Cars! FINANCIAL RIE:PO~ I OF THE BOAR 0 OF EDU CATION For F•scal Y eu Ending December Jl, 1'978 Mctgs Coun' y Sc h oo f Otslr1c1 , county o f M ei g s, Address P 0 Bo x 68d , Pomeroy , Oh ro 45 769, Date 3 30-79 I ce rt rty th e IOtiOWiny report to be corn!'c 1 Robert E Bowe n . Treosurf'r· M e rg s Cou nty Board of Edu ca t iOn Schedule A -1 Mr and Mrs. Carl McElroy of Columbus were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M~Eiroy and Mr. and Mrs. Bill McElroy, Jeff and Joey. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Warner, Erin and Beth, of Wtlliamstown, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. James Proffitt and Gordon Warner were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George Warner. Mrs. Iva Johnson and Miss Juhe Slovens and Miss Barbara Steadman of Fairfax, Va., were Thursday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Stella Atkins, Harrisonville Iva .lohnson, Julie Stevens and- Burl••ra Steadman ~<ere 4 speed, 45<1 cubic tnch , front stabili zer bar. 321 r ear a)(le r~lio, heavy duty eau1prnent , 9 50-16 5 ttr es, ga uges Plus Ta)l and Tille Buy your next car from The Friendly Dealer. We care about you . Come in see or call one of these Friendly Salesmen: J . D. Story, Ray Douglas or Bill Nelson. and SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. 500 E. MAIN 992-2174 POMEROY, �.. ' .' .. . . .' .' ·. .. . •. . . ·. ·. . . -·-- _,.__. ________ _ ., 10- The D~ily Sentih<'i, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Fri~y. Apr. 6, J!m .------------------------. MAll\' \ '. HIGGS Mar)' V. Higgs. 5U. Ht. :!. Pomeroy: died 11JUrsday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Higgs was preceded in MAl; !\lA HEllMAN Magna Robson Redmond. 91 , diedln San Diego, Calif. Mrs. Redmond was born in Norway on Aug. 7, 1887,_a daughter of the late Johan and Kathrinne Jahlin Jver· sen. She was a L•o preceded in death by her first husband, James Robson, and her second husband, J. J. Red· mond, and a niece, Mrs. Billy Bolst.a d, whom she reared . Also surviving are a sister in Norway and two sisters-in· law, Mrs. Beatrice Robson, · Middleport, and Mrs. Gladys Robson, Mjnersville, , and a niece, Mrs. Zanny KaUcher of Pasadena, Calif., whom she also reared and several other -nieces and nephews. Mrs. Redmond was a dressmaker by trade and operated a dress shop. Graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Gilmore Cemetery with the Rev. Harvey Koch officiating. The Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. death by her mother. Carrie ~: bcrsbach Neutzling and her fir st h usba nd . !toy Tracy. Sl:u· was n memQcr of the Trinit ) tburch and an em· ployc of the Fannt·rs Bank and &av ings Co. Mrs . Higg:) is ~urvivct.l lJy her husband. Hay Higgs. her h1th <.~ r . Uen Ncut zling , ' l'omcroy, three diJughtt.!r:s, Maralynn a nd Cartlly nn Tracy of Arlington, Va .. and t.scnuth Hester. Ocala. l'la .. one son. Larry Tracy. New York . two gra ndchildren . Heidi and Jill Hester. Ocala. one sister, Lo is· llurt. l ,om cro~·. and several nieces .. and nephews . lira\lcsidc servh:cs will !Jc held Saturday at 9 a. m. at Meigs Memory Gardens with the He\·. l 'hnrlcs Norris o(· flci ating . ADC FUNDS State t.uditor Thomas E. Ferguson 's offi ce ioday announced the t.pril, IU79, distribution of $3~.963 , 868 in t.id to Depend ent L'hildren to , Nationwise 1 ~ I Area Deaths 1 I . ' (Continued from page I) r·., area alooe, the action will save taxpayers $35 million to $40 million a year, eliminate mote than 100,000 miles of vehicle travel each day, and save 5,000 to 6,000 gallons of gasoline daily. --- .• --.. ' ROMULUS, Mich. (A P) - A TWA airliner carrying 87 persons survived a harrowing barrel roll and apparently exceeded the speed of so Wid in a nose dive befoce being brought Wider control by a freak maneuver, federal inspectors sai~ Thursday. . ~ They called It a "miracle" that the plane surVIved · and no one was killed . " ! can 't thil!k of any other incident where a cQIIIIIIercial, passenger:c&rrying plane has done a complete 36tklegree rollover and survived," said Langhorne Bond, head of the Federal Aviation Administrati011. ,, ' ,,'"' ' :vaL I4 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio has 25 men on death row at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility at Lucasville, but their sentences will be commuted to life imprisonment once their appeals are heard, officials ·say. Urillke Alabama , Where Joon Louis Evans lli had been scheduled to die in the electric chair today at one minute past midnight, becoming the first 1JU~n to be executed in the United States in more than two years, Ohio has been without an operative capital punishment law th~ past nine months. ·-. NO 10 ,. tmes Cl~VELANO lAP; - ;Ohio lottery: blue 930. white 50. gold"4, wlnathou. WE :16683 . Livestock Report MAKE MONEY GROW OhiO Vat!eV l.ivestock .co. Our bus iness is to help you get on easy street through insured savings and attractive interest rates . Stop in . steady·. Cows steady to $1.50 higher . Veal calves steady to $5 lower . Total Head : 512 Feeder Steers I Good and Choice) 250 lo 300 lbs. 90 to 106; 300 to4001bs. 87.l0to 106; 400 to 500 Ibs. 85 .to 99; 500 to 600 lbs. 84 to 95.59; 600 to 700 lbs. 68.50 to 80 ; 700 to 800 lbs. 67 .50 to ao : BOO 65 to 78. lbs . and over Feeder Heifers (Good and LIBRARY HELPERS- Riverview Grade Sehoul Librari~n, Melody'Biack, (far right 1 is shown with, left to right, Virginia Newlun, Margaret Cauthorn, and Marlene Puumin who are volunteer workers in the school library under the direction of Miss Black for this year . During the Right to Read program these four ladies held a book fair to raise money for new books roc the Library. 4-H News Cho ice 1 250 to 300 lbs. 90 to 99; 300 to 400 lbs . 85 to 92.50; 400 The Hillbillies 4-H Club met to 500 lbs . 80 to 90 ; 500 to 600 March 5 at th_e Maxine Dyer lbs . 75.50 to 87 ; 600 to 700 lbs. 70 io 82.50; 700 to 800 lbs. 60 to residence with 10 members , Receive a FREE METER STICK 7'1; BOO lbs . and over 55.50 tb and· two advisors in at· 67 . tendance. Items of business with a ~100.00 deposit to a new or ex· Feeder Bulls {Good and were seiection of projects, isting savings account. Choice ) 250 to 300 lbs. to 105 : 300 to 400 lbs., to 102 ; 400 to dues, skating party on March 500 lbs., to 99.50; 500 to 600 16, and election of officers. lbs. to 98; 600 to 700 lbs ., to 76 ; PLUS .... Officers eleo/.ed were: 700 to 800 lbs ., to 72.50; BOO Carla Rife, pres1dent; Robin lbs . and over 55.50 to 70. Bulls (1,000 lbs . and over) Myers,. vice president; Mary 10,000 BONUS Colwell, secretary; Patty ' 58 to 62.50. Slaughters Cows: Utilities. Oyer , treasurer ; Richard POINTS 48 to 57 .50 ; Canners and Basham, news reporteri Cutters 42 to ·so ; for your favorite club for each Spr in ger Cows (by the Becky Rife and Billy Dyer, SIOO deposit to a savings account recreation leaders; Kenneth head l 250 . 425. - DOUBLE bonus pOints lor your Cows · Calves {by the head) Barnet!, health chalnnan; first deposit to a new aC:count. 375 . 645. • Dawn Bing, safety chairman; Veal Calves 90 . 102. Cheryl Riffle,. historian; Baby Ca lves 45 -120. Hogs ~ Mark McGuire, trip com· Top Hogs (210 to 230 lbs.) 43 mlttee ; Cindy Riffle and to 44-.50. Dean Col well , program r Boa rs 34.50 to 36.50 committee ; and, Billy Pigs {by the head) 20 to pomeroy ' Holcomb and Kevin Napier, 47.50. rutland refreshment committee. ·tuppers plains MEETING SCHEDULED . The club also met March 13 -~ An ·organizatiOrlal meeting "Bt the Dyer residence with 14 ' for the establishment of 8 members and two advisors in the bank of county-wide jWlior garden attendance.ltems of business the century club will be held at 7:ll Mon· included a report on the established 1872 day evening at the home of Junior Fair Board meeting Mrs. Bunny Kuhl, county .by Mary Colwell; Opel Qyer road 26 west of Five Points. ' read a.Jetter from the County. All youth between the ages of Extension Office thanking the seven and 17 are invited. • club for .tbelr donatron to Anyone having questions Canter's cave; Maxine Dyer may call Mrs. Kuhl at 992- read the program. of ac· 7537 or Mrs. Margaret Parker tlvltles f?r the y~ar. at 992-2264 Demonstrations were giVen · by Billy Dyer .on ~~-----------.. Photography, Gardening and Soils; Patty Dyer, on how to make a buttonhole ; and Roblil Myers on how to decorate a cake. IN SpeciaJ plans for the next Measure Your Savings With Us! pomeroy nationa bank · FDIC BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. AT THE BRIGHT PICTURE AND COMPARE FEATURES THAT SET IT APART FROM ALL OTHER TV1. WE'RE RUNNING A.SPECIAL VALUE SALE ON THIS EXCITING ADMIRAL CONSOLE THAT YOU'll WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF. SO TAKE A PTTLE SOUND ADVISE-COME IN FOR SPECIAL S~IVINGSI Admiral \ · Super Solarcolor When you compare the features and benefits oi an Ad, m iral TV to all the rest, you'll ·c hoose Adm ira! because it's best! Why? Because Admiral , engineers were teamed with Rockwell international aero· ·space scientists and .top furniture desig~ers you get the latest technology for bringc . ing the finest quality picture, color and sound into your living room . Special Price · Only EXTEI\lOEO OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday : Mild with rain possible each day. Highs In the mid 541s lo upper 60s. Overnight lows In the 30s early, Sunday and mid 30s to mid 40s early Tuesday. '57 VETERANS HOSPITAL Admitted-Ada Keesee, · Pomeroy; ,-\nna D!Iffy, Syracuse; Enunett Rawson, Middleport; Reta Roush, Pomeroy. Discharged-Archie R,ife, Martin Bailey, WINS SCHOLARSHIP- Patty Dyer, a senior at Meigs High School, is pictur8d with Oirl.! Clover, symbolic o( 4-H work, Miaa Dyer ls one of five winners of a $50Dscholarship awarded by McDonald's . . r---~~lXrMPtaW(iD:o~~-, Freighter on • OPTOMETRIST I. . I f~J way to .asslst crew OFFICE HOIJRS:T:""30 i2 ; 2ro 5 ICL.QSE I ' AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ' t.SfiTABULA, Ohio (APJ - The Coast Guard said the lakes _freighter Canadian Mariner was on the way to assist the Crew of the ore freigher labradoc,, caught in a wintry storm 18 miles northwest of Ashtabula in Lake Erie today . A Canadian Coast Guard fixed-wing plane was reported at .the scene to .drop life raft.-; for 20 persons aboard the 315-foot Labradoc. Meanwhile, the U.s . .coast Guard said a 44-foot boat from the Coast Guard station at Ashtabula got only two; meeting include demonstrations on welding, rockets, breads, and You and Your Money. The next meeting wUI be March 27; · 6 .-p.m. at the Dyer residence. - Richard Basham, reporter. · The Country Chicks J,>lus 4· H Club Diet March r, at the Rock Springs Church with 14 members and two advisors in attendance. Officers were elected: Dixie Eblin, ·president; Paula Swindell, vice prjjSldent; Kim Eblin, treasurer; Mary Ann Moore, secretary; Brenda Chap· plear, news reporter; Bar· bara Chappelear, safety; Beverly Kaufl, health; ~arbara witlatch, thirds of the way to the Labradoc before being forced to turn back. J. The four men aboard the rescue boat were reported suffering from exposure in the icy winds. The Coast · Guard called an ambulance to pic;k them up to take them to Ashtabula General Hospital. L!!::..~~!ROY.'~- ---------..... ~.J. ,...," Sometl!ing IVMw AI Our Drive-Thru .Window . :--: : ' BOARD MEETING Applicants for the position Animal House of superintendent will be inNEW YO,RK (tiP ) terviewed when the Eastern Dolores Novel has lost a Local School District Board Housing Court appeal · and of Education meets in special must leave the Beacon Hotel, session at 10 a.m. Saturday. f.Bking her pets with hl!r. No other business will be 'City public health oft_icials transacted. who in ~pected the woman 's room there .in September discove~ed •1one live turkey, LEGAL NO TICE two ducks, apprO'II:imately 17 The Public' Utilities Commis· caw ~nd maybe , more, one sion ol OHio has set tor pub· rabbit, four live turtles in a lk heating Case No. 78•629· bathtub and one animal EL·FAC Soblile A. to review resembling a dog.or fox ." lhe' iuel procurement prac· The inspection was ordered !ices and policies ol The Ohio after neighbors complained Power Company the 0pera· of unusual odors. lion ol tts Fuel Cost Ad1ust· ment Clause. and related matters. This hearing is scheduled to begm at 2:00 There's a Limit p.m·. on Aprtl9 . 1979. al lhe FORT RILEY, Kan. '(AP) City Coontil Ollice. 218 - Speed limit signs are Cleveland Ave. S.W .. Can· designed to be noticeable, but ton. Ohio 44702. An evemng the ones on this central session will be conducted K!IDsas military post attract trom 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. , even more attention !han All tnterested ·panies will oe • given an opportunity to be usual -- just as planned. heard.. Further information In· areas where the limit may be obtained by cortact· decreases from 45 to 35 mph , ing the Commission. it decreases. very slowly , THE PU BLIC UTILITIES ' Signs put.up this week, about COMMISSION OF OHI O so · yards apart, reduc.e the By: Richard L. Smith speed tirnit from 45 to 43, lu Secretary •II , !o 39, to :11 and, fin~lly, to , I ' "POMEROY Patty Dyer, dilugl)ter of Mrs. Maxine Oyer, Route I Bidwell, Ia ooe of fl~e Ohioans out of' 312 44"h•u .to be awu:clecf a $500 •. , <LI!Iven ltr MoQm•h"1. Alllllliii;t MelgsHJcb S¢1QGI, Mils DYer plana to attend Ohio University fall. ijer selection for the s!iholanhip was based on academic ability, participation In school and yOuth group activities and lllfe aiM had to. "be an active 4-H club member · e\)l'olleil in 4-H during the year of annUcation. 11\iJ! . r,~ Miss Oyer has been active In' the Hillblllles't-H Club for 11 yeare. She Ji! a member of the• Melli <;ounty Junior · t'afr. Buitrd,. the county ' 4'11 ·advlaory 'PM'itt 1 . . tlw Ohlltr . Junior Leadenhlp .Club. Mlas Dyer has attended ~H camp severlll tlmM and has abto served as a camp counselor.. She has . reeelved .IWQIII'!I.. awards for h!!r 4-H projects. Ml8l Oyer Ia abto a member of grange and the Future Fanners of America · having also received several district · awards In the latter ocgahlzatlon. . .. OUr Roast Baef ind Baked Hall! Sandwlches-stort with speciattv selectee! USDA inspected mut•· Thll mut to . sticecf thin and STACKED HIGH on 1 sesame INd bun. There Is plenty of tean mut nutrition lllat the entlrt t•mily needs dalty . Pomeroy, Ohio ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 · ' ' Kenya declared It was "certain" that Amin 's regime "Is on the verge of total ~ollapse" in tile face of an invasion for· ce of Tanzanian iroops and anti-Amln Ugandan rebels. , • Diplomats reached by telephone saturday lllOming in Kampala, tbe Ugandan. capital, said the Ubyans, previously estlmilted to number 2,flm, were being flown out from an air base jjj tiM! northem city of Nakasoogola, presumably back to J.Jbya. Diplomats In Kampala said Amln had established a nell' secret headquarters sOmewhere between the capital and Jlhja, 50 miles to the east. They said he 1¥\d arrived by · ~IIcopter at, Radio Uganda studios in Kampala Friday af. temoon for a Uve radio and. televlllion a'ddress in which be pledged never to abandoo his capital. . Just before al\ telephone and telex conununlcatlons with Uganda ceued at. I p.m. Saturday, .residents n:ported Crow's Family Restaurant . •APRIL SALE DAYS Sale prices this weekend on r:nen's 14 ounce basic Wrangler Jeans-men's ~estern shirts'· me~'s dre~s slackS- G. E. light bulbs. girls' . I?P5 : htde· a ·beds · women s dayttme dresses - women's and junior s1ze Jeans . IIHANES O UNDERWEAR SALE $1.00 a package off on Hanes Men's ·Red Label Briefs, T-Shirts· • Athletic Shirts- regular and gripper boxers- plus Big Man Sizes. •30% OFF CUSTOM DRAPERIES Save ' til April 21sl on our Decorator Industries and Cortley custom m~de ~raperies- Big selection of fabrics. colors. Excellent quality. · Brmg m your measurements and see how much you'll save now. · ELBER·FELDS IN POMEROY ........ WAllHINGTON - .N! a crippled auto industry braces lor new disruptions, a nationwide trucking shutdown beaded Into its second week today with the 'trucking industry and striking Teamsters refusing to compr<mlse to· end their contract dispute. Divided largely over PreSident Carter 's anti-inflation wage guideline, of· flcials representing about 500 major trucking Jlnns and 235,000 Teamsters say they won't budge from hargaming positions that prompted the work stoppage last Sunday. Teamsters Presidert Frank Fitzsimmons Sl!id the union • had not . ·altered its posiUm "one iota" on a key · demand for more frequ~nt m'<(.Af. llvingra~, The Labor Department, which Is But the industry remained just as monitoring the impact of the shutdown, finn in rejecting t.he demand. "Fitz ls estimates more than :m,ooo auto used to getting his way," an Industry ofworkers + a fourth of the hourly .work ficial said Saturday. "WeU, this time force + will be laid off by this ·week. he's not," he added, asking not to be Elsewhere, the Impact has been named. minimal. No new talks have been scheduled However, the govenunent fears an sint'e two ~ys of futile negotiatiOns · economic crisis could begin to develop broke off Friday. But federal mediators by the end of this week. In that event, indicated they would likely reswne tbe administration is prepared to seek a bargaining early this weelt, possibly court order under the Taft-Hartley Act Monday. to end the work stoppage for up to Ill The auto industry already is hecomng days. increasingly paralyzed by tbe shutdown The.dispute emerged as a crucial test because vital shipment.-; of parts to · of Carter's voluntary anti-inflation assembly plant.-; hRvP iw>f>n chokP<l nff. pro~am . " e. nil ' the capital was quiet. The Invasion force has been tWorted on the city's soutbern and w~m ouwkirts since early last ·week. Radio Uganda rernalned''on the air ~tunlay evening, suggesting the studios were sWJ In the hrmd8 ~ proAmln .Ugandans.. But it gave no hew In· formation aboutAmln or the lighting. In Dar M Salaam, Tanzania, the Uganda· National UberaUon Front + the exile coalltlm ready to take over + . anticipated victory with an an• · · nouncernent ria llfi fund for the relief and reconstruction of Uganda upon lu . "total Uberaticit from fascist Jdl Amln .'! ' There was no .explanatim why the In· vaders had held otf taldng central Kampa~. but the l!NJF; in a statement F'riday, Bald, "We would like to ldve as much chance as we can for Innocent c:lvllllilla and forelgpen to leave Kampala safely and peaCefully." ' Diplomats lilso suggested the TanzanianS may have held back to give Amln's froopl and, Ubyans time to withdraw lo pmrent damage. The JJbya~ sent b)i I Jbyan leader Egg hunt planned ·Iim>Di.EPORT - Plans for the an· nual Easter Egg hunt were dlscussed w11en the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary • met Friday night at tbe Middleport Heath United Methodist Church. ·. • The hWlt will be beld Sunday, ·April · 10, at 2 p.m.at the Middleport Park. . Rotarians are to be at the park at1 :30. . p.m. Pat Hill is chairman of the event. Jack Robson and John Werner, who 1 were in charge of the program, ' discussed their recent trip to the ,Rotary convention held at Marietta. It wBI a~ that there will be a . · Joint meeting of the GalllpoUa ROtary . ClQb on April 20 at the Holhday Inn, Gqllipolls, at which tim~ they will meet With a touring Rotary group from Australia. · "Don Rice, president, pre$1ded and ea~ ~hr led the group slriglng. Din- . ner was prepared and serv.ed by the . ··l~es of the 'furch. • \1 . , • ,' I . . l ' j ' I' I ' tl1ith1fla"qae-· · . BY LARR'f EWING Conlllci-, and the VIetnam War. ·GALUrous - 'Ceremonies were With approzlmately 10 rellltlvM and held F(lday in the Qallia Co,unty Court ' friends In attendance, muter of House ID d~Ie a commemorative ceremony Warren F, Sheela opened the plaque honoring GaiUa County's war dedication by stating that the purpose dead of World War II, ' the Korean of the plaque Ia to "honor thole who gave their last fuU measure for the county, state and nation ," Rev. Charles Luaher of the Calvary Baptist <;burch, wbo prelll!llted t1ie dedicatory addre&lt, said that thooe who worked for the placement of the pt.qu,e Col. Moammar Khadafy to aid Arnln, did "" becall!e they, "want patrlotlstn l'l!portedly foond themselves fll!hting to be more thana date or a rwnor." the brunt ri the defense effort, getting "The names are placed boldly," little help fnrn despondent Uganda Lusher said, "so that future ·..,ldlerl!. generations will not forget." · JJbya·never admitted to having more YeUow roses were presenled to the than a group of advisers and teachers In . Gold star Mothws . and Widows in Uganda, but diplomats disputed that. attendance. Uganda Invaded northern Tanzania During the ceremony, Elmer last October bUt Tanzania chased out · former Gallipolis the invailers, and began an invasion of Caldwell, Its own, driving slowly toward Kam- postmaster, was recognlieil·as a man, who had "worked wry •hard and very pala . loog for a mernocla1 pllque in the Gallls GOLP STAR Widnw Mae Thlvener, len, and Gnld st~r Mt~her Mr.i. Elmer Nidav remnved • hla~k velvet Hllrtlltd tn unveil a ct~tnmemoratlve plaque hnnnrini!Galll• r...tnty's W!lrdead nfWnrld War JJ, the Knrean Connk1, and the Vit•lnam War durin!( dedkatitll t't'l't'll1nnles held Friday In the Gallla rnuntv rnurt HtWIRe. Warren F. Rhrcts, pictured far right , served as mastt'f nr rtir~Jn(lny . Musgrave to run again . ' ' unanimous approval Fnaay C> . -1ing to POINT PLEASANT Point. seek ~e-eledlon as mayor here. Plfasant Mayor John C.· Musgrave The adloncame during the GOP City · _ ri'Celved the Republkan Party's Qmvention to pick candidates to run for ~k't! In the upcomlng May 19eledlon. 0 The convention, lasting approximately 45 minutes, witnessed all Food stamps l!&id )l'ogram of Its candidates ·nominated . by held In the Common Pleas Court Rooo!, ,, 0 1manimoWT approval. . .the plaque,- which 1a located 1n the ma1n . stolen from vehicle Laura Gaskins wa s nominated to IDbby of 1M Court House, was unveiled. seek elet1fon to the city clerk's position. Gold Star Widow Mile Thivener and Pomeroy - A Revocation of fnt1 imbent Councilman Jack Fowler GALLJFUIJS - The theft ri food Gold Star Mlllher Mrs. Elmer Niday Probation HearinC was held on Friday was nominated to seek re-election 8s an llampa, valued at fl08, was reported . J'SIIIVed a black velvet slroud to unveil in Melga County Common Pleas Court at-large councilman. Joining him as stolen from a private vehicle Friday to 1M IJrooze plaque which . bears the to hear a complaint fUed by PhU candidate at-large, seeking the second the GaUia · County Sheriff's De- names ofl33 Gallia Countlana who lost McKinley of the Mult Parole Alllorlty poll!, is nr. J. Stephen Lovell . . their Uvu wring the three military ' chargingDwlghtS. Haley Jr. wlth three parlrllent. . Olher Incumbent' councilmen, · . . According to a np<rt flied by Uncia aetlona. counts ri probation violation. " nominated to seek re-eledion. were · Prosram mualc waa supplled by the Jollnal,_Galllpolla, the lllam)ll were Haley's original probation stemmed ' Le9nard (Buller) Rlflle, 11econd ward; removed from the auto between Gallls Academy High School Braa frOm hiS pleading guilty to the March 11 Hoi! d fifth d dH 18, 1978 breaking and enlsring of the RIL'I.'!e an • war an arry ' Chair, UDder the direction of RodneY Monday and· Weclnelday. Grace Gardnw reald...._. Rhndes, seventh ward. Riffle Is curren1'0111ver. ~~ tly serving tis an at-larget'OWlcilrnan. Haley was found to be In violation of . others nominated are John Tilllbet, probation by not making regular · first ward ; Sandra Nichols, third Wllrd ; paymenta to the MeJca C4!un!Y Bureau · KeJI Morris, fourth ward : Charles . of Child Support, poaseulon of- Garland , sixth ward and Charlie marlbar.Juana, aild emrtng a Pomeroy · · Brown, eighth ward. · Fourth District Senator Michael Judie Joon C. Bacon impoHd the Shaw, a Point Pleasant Resident; wlglnal sentence of six montbJ to tive nominated Mus~ave for re-eledlon. In years. his speech he compllmen!etl the mayor :::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::;::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::~::, nn seven years of act'ompllstunents he -.- . -JACKSON, ··Miu. (~P) - A has brought to till! dly and pointed out · Ieder~~ I court decide• Meaday thul he is well-respected throughout the wbetb~ te ltay tile eaecatloll ef stale. -vlcted killer awJn SJiv.ter An opposing party iicket has nol yet Bell who, llllllke u.tller eoadeamed been t•hos<m. · Ia ALabala, wull llllla'II)WI Ia do everYtbla& ,..1111- le uve hll ~~ ~~catory Probation· k d IS revo e life. . HIGH \VTND8 'l'hurlday nf6hl leveled this liarn located at the Gallia County O.i!fren's Home. An undetermined I The wage guideline technically puts a 7 percent celllng on annual wage and fringe benefit Increases, but It has been loosened to. acommodate a larger Teamsters settlement. The Wlion ltruck 73 major firms last Sunday, when the old contract expired, and the industry responded by locking out workers. Industry bargainers say their last of. fer would boost wages and benefits 30 pcrtent over three years and still Just fall within carter's loosened guideline. The unloo's demand for more frequent cost-<>1-llving raises would put total contract Increases 2 percent over 'the guideline. tbe lndm.trv eon'"" ""~ GIJllia 's ·war dead horiored, :ldi Amin's eight-year rule .ended NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - The last IJbyan troops abandoned · Kampala Sllturday and commWllcaUons with Uganda were severed, presaging the . end of President Idl Amln 's eight-year Tty Our Drive-Thru lnit.nt Serviee. 1 . ROAST BEEF OR BAK-ED ·HAM ·SANDWICH~S, recreation; and, 4Jura Van Meter, sergeant-Qf·anns.Kim Eblin, reporter. Meigs High Senior • wms ~cholarshjp ,I I . MARKET REPORT COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP) Direct hogs (Fed-State) : Barrows and gilts steady, demand ·good. U.S. 1·2, 200. · 230 lbs. country points, 45.00. 45.25, few at 45.50, plants, 45.50-46.00. u.s. l.J, 23().250 lbs. country points, 44.2545 00, plants, 44.75-45.75. Receipts Thursday: Actuals 7400, loday's estimates 9500. Cattle , from Columbus Producers Livestock Co·' oporative Association, 1.00. 2.50 higher. Slaughter steers and yearlings, choice 69.00. 75.90, good 65.00.71.00. Bulls market 1.80-2.50higher. Cows market steady. Sheep and lambs 3 00 higher, old sheep 32:00 a·nd down. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS Nobody budging In trucking shutdown Gallipolis, Cill o 45631 . 31 ' TRENDS: Feeder cattle MIODLEPORT-POMEROY • Sale every Saturday at 1 p .m.. 52 Vinton Street. Prices taken from the auction of Saturday, 'March Witte SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 1979 .. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A low..wst, liquid· heating solar. collector intended for use with a heat pump foc home heating has been developed by researchers at Battelle's. Colwnbus Laboratories. The collector &Jso·has plltentiill for use in home and industrial water heating, ·direct space heating and agricultural applications, according to Battelle's D. Karl Landstrom. And, it may be commercially available within the next few years, at a cost about onethird that of conventional solar systems, he said. . llrrl' a rr the numbers dfaw n Thursday in th_c Daffodils Days success• •• Page B-2 - • GAI.t.IPOUS-POINT PLEASANT to area. , • Page B-1 ' . Low cost unit ·developed 462,713 recipient s. Meigs Count) received $85,617 for 1.1 94 recipients. A rea Deaths.. ... , . .. . .. ... A·7 Classified Ads .... ...... 0+9 Lifestyle .. ... ~ ........ 8+10 Locai ........ , ...•..... A-2·8 State, national. ...• ,., .... D-1 Sports ......... ....... • . C· H TV Guide ............ ... • D-5· unha ·-- Ohio has 25 on death row Sehool. The event featured bands from Gallia Academy, Bloom Carroll and Athens. Seven Days at Three Mile. • . • Page D-1 • Spt~g ~mes ~ • Plane roll 'a miracle' CONCERT HELD - The Meigs high school jazz band under the directiOI\ of Alan Hunt is shown preparing for last night's in vitational jazz band concert at Meigs High I . StOne sculpting. • ; Page B-1 , • amount of damage resulted as the ltructure colllpied onto a car, a tractor and bui!IJing materials stored Inside. ' ' . ~ . •, •• "I ulll to Uve 110111 tllne," the ZZ.,eaMid BeD ulolla •Jatentew.' "At 1eut wbea yeu'n aUwt, you've 101 a ebliace." . ...•111e Mlalulppl !lllpl-.e Ceurt rejected effortt J'rlday • bloq the ' execution, oebeduled ·-to occur · Wedaeoday. , .' .. Ualeu a lila)' II puled, BeU wUl be tbe first pen. te die Ia Mlnlulppl'o IU ebamller 1lace lJM ad the oeeoad 1o be e~ee~~llll Ia tile Ualted Slalel In the put 12 years . EXTENDED JI'ORECA$1'· · : . .MODday ~ Wed-.ily: Sbowen poulble Moaday :aad 'l'llelda)'. Jl'llr Wedllelday, lf.l&lio' 1111'011111 llle period fnllll tile apper Ill Ill tile 111111 ... 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