http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/889e8e0335e4262d8e71e8b7fe2415e9.pdf 6cd62e9dba7355f8b29f04f047dfb149 PDF Text Text ' ' .' • • 11. ·The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Jan . t"il971i9-.o.--------.,.;,--..;-~~----llllll---~------------------------------ r--A~~~-n~;-~h~-~ I Elberfelds .ln Pomeroy I ROSE MARCINKO Miss Rose J . Marcinko,. 71 , Rt. I , Reedsvill e, died Wednesday afternoon at the Jackson Care Center. near Oak Hill .. She was born at Ba rton, 0 ., the daughter of the late . Charles a nd Rosa Tallarorich Marcinko. Miss Marcink o wa s a member of Our Lady Loretto c·atholic Churc h , Tuppers Plains . She had been a reside'j' of the T~pp ers Plains - Reedsville' area for the past 51 yea rs. '· s·urvi vors include on e brother , Th omas, of The Pl a ins, sev er cll ne phews, ·nieces and cousins . She was preceded in death by si~ brothers and two sisters. Gene ral ma ss will be conducted Saturday , 2 p.m. at the Our Lady of L<>retto Catholic Chur ch, Tuppers Plains. In charge of Father Fra nk Papala with burial to fO llow iDthe church cemetery _ in Long Bottom . Rosary will be recited Friday.evening, 7:30 p.m. at the White Funeral Home, Coolville, where friends .may call Friday afternoon. ~ Oil cutoff threatened refe rring to the whiteminority South African government's racial policies: Bakhtiar also said he would trim the powers of SAV AK, the shah's dread secret police force and turn it into an intelligence agency . He said his government would not s ubinit " to any military authority, whatever it is." He said he did not think the ·army, still devoutly loyal to the shah , would attempt to oust him·. Spea king fluently in Persian , French and Englisll, he indicated the troops called out by the shah to battle street demonstrators would . be returned to their barracks. He said martial law, in effect Ulat." since Sept. 7, would end Asked to elaborate, " region by region .'' Bakhtiar said he thought Israel, which gets 60 percent However, he said diso"rders of its oil from Iran, "should- would ' not be tolerated and settle its disputes with Arab persons arrested for murder, countries and these countries looting and other serious c~es during recent rioting share our religion. " Although not an Arab will be prosecuted. He said the shah "wants to nation , Iran is predominantly Moslem like most of the Arab rest and take a vacation and Ayatullah that is the desire he has world, Khomaini , the exiled expressed himself." Questions about the future religious leader of the fight a gainst Shah Mohammed of the embattled monarch are Reza Pahlavi, has called for " extremely delicate," he an end to the oil shipments to said, adding he hoped to IsraeL But in Washington , restore "the legality of the . U.S. Energy Secretary king ." The shah reportedly has James Schlesinger said the United States would fulfill a promised Bakhtiar to give up 1975 commitment ·ahd s.e e much of his royal power and · that Israel was supplied if take a vacation, leaving arelrahian shipments to the gency council to e~ercise Jewish nation were cut off. royal authority while the new Schlesinger urged prime minister 's civilian Americans to reduce oil government attempts to end consumption ·'until the more than a year of rioting resumption of Iranian pro- against the shah. duction, which has been A TO Z • almost completely cut off by SAN FRANCISCO ( AP) a strike against the shah . He said there was no immediate Who hasn't ever had an urge problem, ·but to be at the top or the bottom supply shortages could develop by · of the telephone dir,ectory? In the San Francisco fall if Iran isn't exporting by telephone directory, a man then . The United States normally imports about 500,000 named "A" leads all the rest. " A11 is actually the barrels a day from Iran, or 5 professional name of Bob percent df its needs. Bakhtiar said he also may Smith, a 27-year-old silverrefuse oil to South Africa, smith who sets up samples of which gets most of its oil from his handiwork on the street. Iran, because of a dispute "on He choSe the ·name j ~A '' he ' another plane." He refused to said, " just to be the first in · elaborate but obviously was the phone book. " By THOMAS KENT Associa~ Press Writer TEHRAN , Iran (AP) Prime Minister-designate Shahpour Bakhliar has threatene<j to cut off oil to Israel and South Africa, promised to curb the secret police and the army and again indicated Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi will leave , the country temporarily . "We must not refus~ to sell petrol to countrie s that request it ," Bakhtiar told a news conference Wednesday. " But given the conflict that we have on a religious plane with IsraeL .. I think my government wouldn 't do FROSTBITE. • • JANUARY FRIDAY JANUARY . \. ·I I OPEN 3 piece vested su its in sizes 38 to 46. Regulars and longs , patterns and solid colors . Entire slack included . 79.95 Su ITS...............15199 • MEN'S MEN 'S 139•95 SUITS ...............153.99 MEN'S 199.95 SUITS .............. ..S44.99 I ! NOW iN ~I Great savings now on sheets and pillow cases, bath towel ensembles, table covers, Sizes. ~~~~~Lst~~~~~~ w~isl bottoms, colorful palte.rns. ------· -· .MEN'S s11 FLANNEL SHIRTS · a6'' • . . ! NJE.R JACKETS ~~ I Our entire stock boys' warm winter jackets in .sizes 8 to 20. Boys'$14 95 J k t $9 . • ac e s .... . ........ . ..... , . .70 Boys' $17.,9 5 Jackets .................... SH.SO Boys'$19.95Jackets .................... $1 2:'90 Boys' s22 95 J k t . · · aceS .. ,, ................ $14.90 l Ir l !. 1l 1295 SOLID COLOR I BOYS'. WI Solid colors only. sizes small. medium, and large. Limited quantity . MR. Leggs quality . l ~ I Twin , full or queen sizes. Contemporary and Early American sty les . REG. $398.00 .......................... SALE SJ19.00 REG.$449o00""'"""""""'""" SALE$359.00 REG.S479.oo ........................... SALE$379.00 REG . $498.00 ................. _. ....... SALE1399.'00 REG.I519.00, .. , ........... ; .... , .... SALES419.00 REG.ss8a.oo ...................... , ... SALES469.oo REG.S648.00, ... , ........ _. ......... ,SALE$519.00 CHILDREN'S SLEEPWEAR RACINE .!HOME NATIONAL . AS LOW AS 1 Ii '2" I i I I JANUARY CLEA"ANCE ' . '249 CHILDREN'S . SNOWS'UITS ·-· I . WINTER JACKETS 1 r JANUARY CLEARANCE FROM ONLY ' I_ I Sizes 36 to 59 in waist length and longer length styles. Our entire stock included in this sale, a good selection of styles, sizes, colors. Winter vests included , too . CHILDREN~S . MEN'SS22.9SJACKETS ... ; ................... $1UO Four killed in train wreck MEN'SS29.9SJA.CKETS · ••••••••••••••""• .....$19.40 MEN'S$39.9SJACKETS ...................... S26.00 ANKARA, Turkey (AP)- Two packed passenger express trains collided 3 miles from Ankara early Friday, killing at least four persons and injuring at least 93, officials reported . The Cmnmunications Ministry said four bodies had been removed from the wreckage, but many more dead .were feared. Officials said rescue teams had brought 93 Injured persons to Ankar~ hospitals. MEN'S $64.95 JACKETS ............ , •••• ,. ••• $42.00 MEN'S$89 .9SJACKETS ...................... S58.00 I •1 D WARMUP SUITS u. JACKETS A I ! • . 1 ·1 ! 1 1 REG. 4.50 .............. ....... , ........ SALE 3.39 ! REG. '6.00 ........... ................... SALE 14.49 ! Sharp warm-up suits featuring NFL colors and emblems. 100 per cent acri lan. Months'sizes thru I. !I 1 1 1 AND 2 PIECE .SUITS MONTHS ~IZES JHRU 14 JANUARY CLEARANCE JANUA,RY CLEARANCE! M E N s SWEATERS Vests . slipovers, cardigans. in sizes s, m, I and xl. A good selection, enfire stock on Two youths found frozen sale. \ MEN'S '9.95 SWEATER ....-.......... , ...... '6.00 ! .MEN'S 114.95 SWEATER.................. '9.20 ! MEN'S 118.95 SWEATER. .. _. ... ........... 111.70 MEN;s ?1.95 SWEATER. .................. ;u6o PALOS PARK, Ill. (AP) - Two 8-year:..ld boys dresoed only in pajamas apparently wandered outside a school for the retarded into sub-zero cold, could not get back in and froze to death, authorities said. Nathaniel L. Jackson and Islunael Santana, both of Chicago, were found huddled rogetber on the doorstep of.the Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy School for Exceptional Children Thursday : The boys died later at a hospital In Chicago suburb. The Cook CoWJty sheriff's police said the boys apparentiy wandered out ·of their cottage donnitory late Wednesday, and were locked out. ! R~~~:!;_::.::.:.:::.::;.:.:;:.:;.:;.:::.:;.:1~~:!:~.l---.----_.._.._.-~-·-----~-------..l.-M!~S-~JW_EM~.:;:.::.::.:.:.::.::::::~~~ WOMEN'S . l I WOMEN'S TOPS COAT SALE. I! I1 RED, NAVY, BROWN, BEIGE, S, M, L, XL · . SALE PRICES 1 REG. ;s.llo ............................. SALE 5.99· 1 . JANUARYCLEARANCESALE! Good se lection of casual and dressy styles including ski jackets, boot lengths, car coals and furs. Junior- Missy- Hal( Sizes WOMEN'S SWEATERS Cardigans and pull overs in assorted styles and colors. Sizes S, M, L and 40 lhru 52. Large savings on quality name brand sweaters. ! I l Auto crash claims two lives 1 WINCHESTER, Ky. (AP) - Two persons were killed early today when a car driving the wrong way on lnterstate-75 collided with another vehicle, state police said. The viclims were identified as Donnie Lowe, 43, of Cincinnati and Colleen King, 24, of cadillac, Mich. Pollee said that Mrs. King's husband, Bill, was hospitalized in Lexington. His condition was not immediately known. Pollee at . the scene said that the Lowe car was northbound in the southbound lane of 1·75 when it collided with the King vehicle near here. 1 REG. $7.()().. .................. :.. SALE $4.89 I REG. ~.()(). : ........ :........... SALE $fi.29 REG. $11.00 ,............ ,....... SALE .$7.69 I I $599 -~!.~~~.~3!~!~-~I!~---~---------------·~---+~!.~;.~~~.::::.~:::::···:~~.! ! oom ~-!!!_ !1 1 , 1 I Ii I · 1 Reg. 554.00 to $248.00 FROM I JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE! JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE! NECK . tMANN MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS ! MEN'S 18.95 KNIT SHIRTS .................. 5.80 I MEN'S 111.95 KNIT SHIRTS ................ ..S7.70 1 MEN'S 11295 KNIT SHIRTS 'S40 ! · ................. · I .· COAT SALE r \ . . Snorkels, car coats, fur trim and snowmobile suits. Lillie boys and girls sizes 2 io 4, 4 to 6x and 7 to 14. I MEN'S 1'9.95 SPORT SHIRTS........ -- ....... '6.40 ! 1 ! MEN'S 12.95 SPORT SHIRT$ ........ .. ...... 8.40 ! !+·MEN:s :14.95 SPORT SHIRTS ...............; '9.70 J MENS 16.95 SPORT SHIRTS ............... ll.OO +- . . . 11. Neck sizes 14 12 to ll'l2, sleeve lengths .32 to 1 35 inches , solid colors and patterns. · 111.50 MEN 'S 112.50 MEN.'S 116.50 . MEN'S 120.00 ME~'S · ! Sizes 38 to 48 , regular and long, solid color and neat patterns. polyester double Knit and wools . ·~ !I ! DRESS SI:IIRTS...... :......... '8.05' MEN'S 149.95 SPORT COATS. ....... _. ... _..~29.90 . 18 70. DRESS SHIRTS 135 90 ! MEN'S 159 95 SPORT COATS DRESS' SHIRTS ............. .'l1.5p , • ....... :......;.. • ! 1 D(fiSS SHIRTS... ............ 114.00 MENS 169.95 SPORT COATS ............... 41.90 · !I . I 1 . ·"·" . . ". . ! save ll14 ' FLANNEL PAJAMAS. . Sizes A, B and C only, permanent press, coat style top. adiustable gripper boxer waist bottoms. While they last. . ·~ . $ . . 63 7. EIb:';I;.AI~':~I~,~~~·;roy l. ' • Pr 11 fl t'l' Ui i n g. Mixed reviews received • WASHINGTON . (AP) - Ohio's congressmen received mixed. reviews from the liberal Americans for Democratic Action. The progressive group gave the state's representatives marks ranging from a high of 95 to a low of five ; based on their votes on 20 issues. , The ADA also evaluated the Senate, and concluded that the 95th Congress was "ooe of the !Vorst sessions of Coogress in recent history" - bad for women, minorities; the middle class and the national interest. ~. . Au ..r n e y, S47.1'JXlOO : Ju ve nil e C.mrt . S24.b46. 77 ; Pr nhate G tUr t , $14,8<.X}.69; O e rk nf G •urts , $43,231.40; Coroner , 18. 700.00 ; Cu unt y Cnurt , $37. 132.36: Board nf Elec t iona, 167.442. 00"; Building an d Gr o w1d8 1 $36.000.00; She'riff, 1'1 24,900 \ G •unt y Re'"cnrd er . 126.215.00 ; Two h~ in· mishap Reul E s t at e As sess m ent , S24.<XXl.OO : M o t1 1f Ve hicle and ga so lint' Lax fund I MAHI . Soil & Water Co nse r \·ntiun. SIO,.'W .l. OO ; M 1r e Hr alth . ~9. 72H. 6 1 1t n d Gru nd 'I'Hta l All F u n d ~ . ' 2.226. 76:.:;rl. Ag ric ultur e, $25,925. 00; Ge ne r a l H• 1s pit ai Care , $1 ,647.00; HuApifal O ini c 8, $49.1.2H.61; Vital S tatif~~iu. $100.00 ; ·rn • enttne Fifteen Ce nt s VoL 29, 1\o. 184 (' ' . - .,,N•'( .,.,, ., ; ;,·, ,,.,.,. .,"""'""'"'''. -· :~ constructed well ahead of schedule. The center will cost approximately $1 ,100,1100 with .n o cost to the county. It is located on the former Genhelffier farm on old U.S. Rt. 33. NEW NURSI NG HOME -The 100 bed nursing home fa cility being constructed by Eller Enterprises, Inc ., Columbus, which is owned by Americare , is being co·u ncil 'committees selected By Katie Crow Herm an Lond on was elected president of Syracuse Village Council and committees were named during the first meeting of 1979 Thur~ da y night . Mayor Eber Pi cken s named the followin g committees. The first named listed will serve as chairman. St reet· - Troy Zwilling, J immy Joe Hemsley, Kalle Crow , Herman London , John Fina nce - Herman Lon- don , John Arnall and Katie Crow. Ordinance - Mick Ash, John Arn ott and Truy Zwilling. Safety - Emergency and fire committ ee, Jimmy J oe Hemsley , Ketie Crow, and Troy Zwilling. Planning and development committee - K.atie Crow, Jimmy Joe Hemsley and Mick Ash. Recreation and scheduling - John Arnott, Mick Ash and Jimmy Joe Hemsley. News media - Ka tie Crow. London Pool Robert Wingett, May or Picken s, Junmy Joe Hemsley and Herman L<lndon . Council, in ot her business, named Frank Port er a s · Village Solicitor and Robert Wingett ·as grant s administrator. George Holman . is treasurer, Janice Lawson, clerk a nd Milton Varian is chief of police. Council approved a temporar y appropriation of $5,000 for the village and $3,000 for the Board of Public Affairs. Arnott reported cost to repair the guardrail on SR 124 in front of Hubbard's Green· · house, da ma ged as a result of an accident, would run bet ween $350 and $500. II was noted the insurance company must authorize payment. Coun c il di scu ss ed condition s of Sandhill Road because water that is running . from Lee Circle' s property down onto Bridgeman Street. Sa ndhill Road will be clo sed to traffic until the problem is corrected . Mayor Pickens r eported a new fo ur in ch water line had been · pla ced from the Presbyt erian Church to WorchesterStreet. A new fire hydrant is to be insta lled at the end of the' new line. Chief Milt on Vari a n sub- mitted an activity report for build picnic tables fur the his department for the year pa rk providing tile village supply materials. 1978. He re ce i v~d 133 com Also r eportin g we re plain ts, made 106 arrests, depa rtment heads and ofinvestigat ed 12t accidents, ficer s of the em ergency r eceived 215 phone calls, squ ad and fire department . iss ued 135 wa rnin gs a nd They included Bob Willis, fire J eff Hu bba rd, collected fin es and costs, chi ef : tot aling $6,249.60 . He drove assistant fire chief: Dave 5,674.3 mil es a nd had $61 3.21 Smith , capta in : Ralph Lavender , f irst Lt ., and Bob in expenses for the year. Aa ron Say re told council if Cunn ingha m, 2nd Lt. it wished, the FF A cla ss a t Of iS Hubbard, squad chief, So uth ern High School would J eff Hu bba rd, assist ant ~sqtt3d chi ef: Aar on Say re, capta in : Mary Pickens. 1st Lt. , and Shi rley Sayre. 2nd Lt. : Troy Zwill ing, president; J eff Hubbard, v1ce president; Aa ron Say re, secretary ; SQUAD CALLED Donn a Aleshire , t reasurer ; The emergency unit of the Oris Hubbard, news reporter . Middleport fire department Attend in g were Ma yor was called to 332 Grant St. at 5: 13 a.m. Frict'ay for Eugia Pickens, Mr s. Lawson; clerk, J ohnson who was having Chief Va r)a n, Troy Zwilling, chest pains and difficulty in Herman L::m don, .J ohn t\rnott breathing. The .,pa lienl wa s a nd 'Ka ti e Crow , co uncil t ak en to Holzer Medi ca l member s, Doug Hemsley and Or is Hubbard. Cente r. I ' ' Suspects identified Two eye-witnesses to the Dec., 6 armed robbery of Jones Boys in pomer oy have' positively identifi ed s uspects held in a police lin e-up al Huntington, W. Va . The witnesses were taken • to Cabell County Thursday by Meigs County Sh eriff Janies P r offilt a nd in vestiga tor Gary Wolfe. Sheriff Proffitt 'has declined to give - nY further details in the case until after t h e in vest igatio n js cum pleled. In other depa rtment acti vity, Donald Swearingen, 21. Rt. I, Albany, will be EXTENDED FORECAST Sunday through Tuesday: A chance of snow Sunday and rain or snow Tuesday. High In the 30s Sunday and In tl)e mid 30s to the lnw lOs M,onday and Tuesday. Low ld the teens to low ZOs Sunday morning and in the 20s Monday and · Tuesday. LEBANON, Ohio .(AP) - Police Chief Lester · Kllblirn was fired and capt. James Toller was named interim chief by City Manager Charles Guard in the aftermath of an investigation of the department.. Guard said the firing was tbe only disciplinary · action he would take following investigation into, allegatiollB of miSsing evidence from a .bank robbery and parking meter funds. Guard said there was no evidence of . missing money ·but that 19 recommendations fer handling evidence ·and other matters were instituted. , ' a rraigned before Judge John C. Bacon in Meigs County Common Pleas Court today. Swearingen is ch arged with the Nov. 20, 1976 breaking and enter ing of pro perty owned by Jack Warner, Jackson , located in Meigs County on To \\Tiship Road 178. The sheriff aiso reported the arrest of Ruger Butcher , 30, Rt. 4, Pomer oy, Jan. 4 .in connect ion with t he alleged theft of a dep uty sher iff's badge. Butch'er was a r rested at the Centu ry Bar in Pomeroy . While sea rched. the badge was found pinned to the inside of Butcher's wallet. Butcher is being held at Meigs County jail. Charges will be filed consultin g to day a ft er Prosec utor Rick Crow. ,,,,.,,, ,,,,,.,.,,.,,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,,,,,.,.,.,., ,.,.,.. ,,.,.,.,. Kno p 1.' heading Weather Occasional. snow tonight . Saturday . Accumulati ons around one inch by tonight. L<>w toni ght 15 to 20. Not as cold Saturday with the high in 1he upper 20s to low 30s. Acid was leaking from truck ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Obio (AP) - Hydrochloric acid was eilcaping from a small leak In a tank truck · · that overturned oo I-70 near here Thursday njght and authorities Said there was a possibility some .area residents might have to be evacuated. "There's a possibility that evacuation the homes might be necesaary If the situati · gets out of hand," a Highway Patrol spokesman sa "But there's ooly a sinallleak and no threat at this tlme, added .. 11 2;81'».{)(); $700. 2lltJ.00' Arnotl and Mick Ash. Two persons were treated of SR 7. According to the patrol, an for injuries sustained during auto operated by l,ewi s a one-vehicle accident Thurs. Pulmer, 25, Minersville , day on Union Ave., sevenbacked into the front of a tenths o f a mile east ot'SR 7, parked vehicle owned by in Meigs County. The Gal)ia - Meigs Post, Ronald Masters, Reedsville. Both vehicle s incurred Highway Patrol, reports a west bound auto operated by slight damage. Eloise Grenner, 24 , Pomeroy, went out of control on the wet , icy pavement, ran off the roa.dway and struck a metal retaining walL Eloise Grenn er and a passen ger, Travis Grenner, 1B monthS, displayed visible signs of injury and were transported by the Pomer oy Volunteer SQuad to Veterans Memorial· Hospital, where lhey were treated and released. The Grenner vehicle was CLEVELANO (AP) demolished. The numbers drawn Thurs· Officers investigated a two- day io the Ohio State vehicle mishap in Meigs Lottery were: blue 141, County at 12 :55 p.m. on SR white 67, gold 1, wloathon 248, two-tenths of a mile east 02764. 1\-li ~c c ll e n e H U S . Total b enero l F tmd, 198.2. UW\ %. IJ.,~ a nd K t•nnP l. S10.945. ll0: Public "As s is t a nef' . 5449. :1 19.CXl ; Ci vil Defense, S51XJ.OO. at ' Menta I Re to rda tjnn. $.)8, OCIO. 00: County H~> m e, s55. 59&0..1 : Child w,~ Jf art" Board. !!1650. 00: ·S.u l d i ~ r' ~~ Rf:' Jie( $13. ~. 00 ; Ve terans' Ser vice. " 2.1 63. 76; · Public As t~ i s t an<;e . S<J,CKX).OO ; E d Uc t~t i • •ll . ti2. 500.00: lnsuranct•, _P ens i•.,ns, ta xe s . !92 -:'50.00; Planni ng Cn mm iui n ll,· Si 650.0U: .G tnlrtli• O Ple as G •urt . $40.258.28;. • Ho\\·ever, last month the It was agreed that Pierce and board turned down the a new board member who offer and agreed to seek will be appointed to fill the legal advice. The Insurance vacancy of Wendell Hoover company theo made the who resigned recently, will offer of $9,000 for the bus receive $40 for each regular and the district can keep meeting while the other three the vehic.le for salvage. · board members will receive That offer was accepted only $20 at this time. last night A service fund was Board members disc ussed established for use of board sch ool mailers with several members to attend meetings men who arc being conand liability insurance was purchased. It was agreed to sidered for appointment to the board to replace Hoover. continue membership in the They were Robert Snowden, a 'Ohio School Board Association . Supt. Charles ·· 'former"board member; Pal O' Brien, Don Anderson and Dowle r was named the district 's agent to receive , Larry Powell . The appointment is expected lu be made ~xpend and account for at the next regular m eeting federal funds . Bonds were purchased for the treasurer , which will be Jan . 16. The board authorized the the superint endent and the treasurer to request from the president of the board. ,. county auditor an advance The board accepted the draw of $1110,000 for the Jan. resignation of Earie Wood , a I custodian in Middleport. The 19 payroll. Barbar a Archer was board also accepted the offer employed as junior high of the Erie Insurance Co. on a secretary replacin g Becky bus demolished in a school bus accident in the Rutland Glaze who resigned recently. area . The insuran ce company Miss Archer formerly held had earlier made an offer of the junior high secretarial post . Other board m~mbers $8 ,750 for the bus. are Virgil King and Dr . Keith The board was to have Riggs. kept the bus for salvage. Olher Healt h. 17.500.110: .162. 357. 84; Probe results in firing . · _--:"' __ .__...__.._.._._.._.___.._...,__..~.._.- · - _...._.._.._.._.._...,_~-------- .........,.........-.....l.-....... ~-·----------··~-·~......~·---1 Racine,_Ohio huddled in a closet, trying to escape a fire in their firstfloor tenement apartment, fire officials said. The children were rescued by firefighters but were pronounced dead at St. Joseph's HospitaL They were identified as carleton FiSher, 6 months, Christina , 3, and Shoone, 6. "' Fire Chief James Malloy said the youngsters' mother was across the street when the blaze broke out about 10:30 p.m. Thursday. REG. $12.00 ....................... SALE $9.00 REG.$14.00 ...................... SALES10.50 REG.$17.00 ...... ,, .............. SALE$12.75 REG. $26.00 ....... ._ • ._ .......... SALE$19.50 REG. $32.00 • ._ ... , ........ : .. •• .. SALE$24.00 'l Dre~~~el~ c~~?.~~ye~~~k~!.~isure l SKIRTS AND SLACKS. PR.E·TEEN PRICE ! I · PROVIDENCE, R. L (AP1- Three children aged 6 moo ths to 6 years were overcome by smoke as they Solid and plaid coordinates, skirts, jackets and slaCks, 8 thru 18. · ___;-------·--------·------CHILDREN'S . shirts, westerns, velours, cotton pOlyester blends, sizes I SELECT GROUP OF SWEATERS, VESTS, BLOUSES, I ~~~~~ ~~~~9~4'Ni ';';~~i"m t1s1s•t,J, targe 116·16'12) and lL . 72 ~ I 1 1 MEN'S '15.95 KNIT SHIRTS ............... -'10.30 1 ._._......,._.._.._.._.. Three children die in fire LADIES SPORTSWEAR Sizes S, M, L. and XL in a big selection of styles and colors, all of our men's long .. sleeve knits included . changes in the appropriations at that time. Carol Pierce was. elected president, and Mrs, Jenni!er Sheets, vice president. Jane Wagner was appointed to a four year term in her post as clerk-lreasurer at her present salary. Regular board meetings were s~t for 7:30p.m . on the third Tuesday of each month . Nationwise · ---.~.-----.-~-.----·--------r---------.------.__.._.._._..._.._.._.._...__T---...;.---...-------_.._..-_.._.._._ BANK • BY BOB HOEFLICH The Meigs L<>cal School District Board of Education adopted a $3,643,264 budget for the calendar year of 1979 on a iemporary basis at its annual organizational meeting held .Thursday night at Meigs Junior high school in Middleport. The board will review the budget in April and will make any Jli!Cessary MEN l G 'unt ~· C. •mm i s lli , ,m~ r 8 . REG.S459.oo. ......................... SALE$:169.00 _:_~JANUARY~~,~~~-~~~~~~~~~_:~;.~~~n;~o:_ II NICE GROUP OF· BLOUSES, SWEATERS, l s I VESTS AND KNIT TOPS IN SIZES 3 TO I GX AND 7 TO 14 ! i War'm w inter sleepwear for boys and girls . Pa iamas, gowns. robes and sleepers. Sizes months thru 14. e Bi•ard ,,( Cuu n ty Audit,r . $70. 720.(.1(); C m nty T rr a !l ur t>r . $39,(1.76. 5 1; Annual appropriations okayed by Meigs board HIDE-A-BEDS ~~~~~~~~A Home Bank -~~;;..--~-~~~;~:;A";-~ ~~r;-For People f'riday, January 5, 1979 __.._. _. _,._. _ !l SPORTSWEAR Meigs County ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ! ! ready madP. drapes, bedspreads and many !! ... . 1! other items. Home Furnishings , .. ! Department, lsi Floor . I -..-----------~.__ _.._...-C....-.--..-----~--..---------------,.,..----JANUARY CLEARANCE ! JANUARY CLEARANCE 1 SAlE 95 1 JANU,ARYCLEARANCESALE! we wanted to make bank deposits and w i thdrawals . That's before we d iscovered ·lhe dr ive-in w indows at Racine Home Nat ional Bank . Hooray for convenience! Now we never set fool in the cold! 8 BOYS' PROGRESS -------------...-------.--·-..,------..-.-_..-._.. __ PRE-TEEN . I -It used to be , we 'd just about freez e when FRIDAY ' NIGHT TIL JANUARY WHITE SALE Turtle neck styles in sizes small , medium , large and extra large. Big selection of styles and colors. Men's $7.95 Turtle Neck Shirts- .. .. ..... $4.77 Men'sS9.95TurlleNeckShirts .......... $5.97 Men'sS10.95TurlleNeckShirts ......... S6.50 Men's$13.00 Turtle Neck Shirts .......... 7.80 Men's$14.95 Turtle Neck Shirts .......... 8.90 ' A.M. - ___:1i\NliA"Rvc.:E:AiiAN<:e5Al"E!~--r-·--~--EiBERFEL'f)s_____i.;..___'JA;\AA-;~~L~~;~;---95 M£N~S SUITS l f .$11 . KNIT SHIRTS ·U!:.,, I 5th 9:30 SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE PRICES ON ALL THREE FLQORS. ALL SALES FINAL, NO EXCHA~GES OR REFUNDS, SALE PRICES LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND. .: MEN'S TURTLE DRiVE -IN\t !'i',. By Katie Crow agreed that further discussions concerning that matter would The Meigs ~unty Commissioners have appro~ed an be held at a later date. Buehl informed the board he had filed app~priati~ of $2,226,76?.56 for 1979 with the general fund for a $20,000 Ieder~~) grant for a bridge inventory and showmg ,a nunor Increase of f14,11i8:96. . · inspection program . The overall a!J!lropriation reflects the general fund , public :Barbara Shuler, welfare director, met with the board assi$ance and highway department. Appropriated In the regarding the Welfare Depariment. The annual Welfare general fund was $982,108.95 compared with $908 000 a year Department budget in the amoupt of $449,319 was approved . . ago. • Henry Wells, commissioner, reported steel and brick for County engineer, Wesley Buehl met wlih board and a the new Multi-Purpose Building haS' been delivered. Work on lengthy discussion was held concerrung tugnway department the project is progressing in a satisfacrory manner. A letter appropr18tions. . · was read from Buell! requesting passage of a face account . Appropriatloos in the amount of f100,286 were approved . resolution for the year 1979. The matter was tabled . Deleted from _the budget as presen~ was $170,000 from Appointments approved upon the recommendation of asphalt matertals, $35,000 'from aggregate materials and County Judge Charles Knight were Elizabeth Hobstetter, clerk $24,000 from equipment purcbases . • of county· court ; Donna Koehler, deputy clerk, and Sonya These categories will be discussed at future meetings be- Ohlinger, deputy clerk . · tween the board and the engineer. · Here 's a breakdown of the annual appropriation as Also discussed with engineer Buehl was tbe overall appr~ved incl_uding salaries of the elected officials, employees, perfor~nees of the supervisory !Jnd office personneL It was suoolies, eqwpment, contract repairs, etc. ;. BEGIN.S $2,226,767 county appropriations apptoved ... I MASSIVE STRUCTURE- This massive structure alohg the river bank ln Mason when comple\ed will serve as the warehouse for Hogg and Zuspan Matenal Co. Though the frame work Is completed l>!ld weather could slow down construction. '" MEETS MONDAY l l1c Meigs C11unty F a ir Board will meet at 8 p.m . Monday at the board office on th e Rock Sprin gs F a irgroun ds. ' Sutton ~rustees. · Otis Knopp · was .elected chairman when the Sutton Towns hip Trustees met for their 1979 organ izational ses swn. · Dt•lberl Smith \\'HS t'l!'cted \'i et• chai rman . TIH' thit·d · hoard nwrnbt•r is Homer Circle. Regula r mee ti ngs will be held on the firs t Tu esday of each month at p.m. in the Syl'acusc Muni cipal building a �2- The Datly Sent mel . Mtddlepoft-Pomeroy, 0 , Frttla\ . ,Jan 5. 197~ -----:-IN 3-The Datly Sent10el. ~lirldleport-Pomeroy , 0 , Frtdav , .Jan 5 1974 -S PORTS Martha· Angle and Robert Walters By Martha Angle and Robert Wallen WASHINGTON (NEA) - Like the laundry soaps periodically repackaged wtth a label proclamung "all new tngredients mstde'" the nahonallegtslature that convenes here this month will be wtdely tdenttfted as the " new" 96th Congress But JUSt as the detergent too often turns out to be merely a mmor v'armtton of the same old formula , the 96th Congress will differ httle from Its recent predecessors A wave of mstltutwnal reform during the past decade has produced numerous substanl!ve changes, but the tllsk remains largely unhmshed. In some cases, the iml!al reforms have produced llllexpected harmful results In the past most of the pressure for improvement has come from oulstde' groups and mdivtduals because the legislators have been mstmcl!vely protective and defensive m rebuffmg CritiCISm of their InSIIIUtiOn. • , But one of the most stgmftcant developments of the pasVew years. especially m the House of Representatives, has been the mcreased wtllmgness of the lawmakers themselves to publicly discuss and debate their problems Two notable recent examples of that trend are "A House Dtvtded "'a televtstQn documentary produced by Capital Cities Communications, Inc. and last year's resignation speech by Rep Otis G Ptke, D-N Y , one of the most respected members of the House. Pike 's candor and msight make his farewell address a truly remarkable document Talkmg about the unhealthy symbiOtic relatiOnship between spectal 10terest groups and hts colleagues, he says "The parade of datly fund-raisers m the Democratic Club or the ftepubhcans ' Capttal Htll Club 10 Washington -whereby the unwns corpor-ations trade associations and lobbytsts are ' systema!tcally thpughJ legally milked - is just ... nauseous. " In the televtswn documentary broadcast 10 late December, Rep Leon E Panetta, 0-Calif., ts refreshingly honest in , descn bmg what too many of those donors demand m return for their money: " I got approached by a Iobbytst from (a mantune union ) who said ... we gave you $2,000 m your last campatgn (and) we expect a vote for this btll ... They said we don't have to talk substance, we gave you the money and we expect (your ) vote. " ,. Briefly noted. • • "**********************************************~ ~ * Medicare i• Editorial opinions i• premzum t*******************************************••• "HEALTH • climbing April news summary..• WASHINGTON (AP) The monthly premium for Medicare's supplementary . medtcal insurance will climb rtver eroSlon report. Middleport was 50 cents to $8.70 a month April 12 Charles reported as the most starting July I, HEW Kennedy and Keith Krautter distressed commumly tn Secretary Joseph A. Califano were named Drew Webster Ohio, according to Housing Jr. announced today. Post 39, American Legton, and Urban Development The premium mcrease for Boys State.,)elegates. Administration standards, Medicare's Part B, which April 13 - John Will, April 25 - The Middleport covers phymclans • fees and former manager of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce voted some other medical bills, will State Ltquor Store 10 $300 to help maintam the hit 27.1 mUllon Americans, Pomeroy, died at tile Holzer marina. mcluding 24.3 million age 65 Medical Center from mjurtes April 26 - The William H. or older and 2.8 million recetved man auto accident. Grant home m Mtddleport, disabled persons under 65 April 14 - John J!iebel owned by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Medicare recipients also resigned as superintendent of Gerlaeh, was named to the began paying more of their tile Eastern Local School National Register of hospital bills under Part A oo District, a post he held for 12 HIStorical Places. Jan. 1. The deductible went years April Tl - Alvin W Goff, up II percent to $160 from April 15 - Lori Wood, Tuppers Plains, and Floyd $144. These recipients must Pomeroy, mstalled as Eighth Rupe, Dexter, were among 51 pay the first $160 of their District Jumor Amertcan fataltties in the tragtc hospttal bllls before the Legton Auxiliary president. collapse of a scaffold at the government picks up tile tab April17- The Metgs Local Monongahela Power Plant. , The Depariment of Healtll, School Dislrtct accepted 11 Dr Roger Damels and Dr. R. Education and Welfare Inrestgnations and hired a staff E. Boice were honored by the creases tile premiums autofor the next school year. 1 Porrleroy Chamber of matically under a formula April 18 - Southern Local _ Commerce tied to tile program's costa Board of Education hired Its April 28 - E. J Hill, and increases in ·Social staff. A citizens committee F1atwoods Road, a rruntature Security benefits. was named for the Metgs pony, 17 mches high. County Health Depariment. April 29 Pomeroy April 19 - Debbte Pickens bremen held a mortgage was named Gir Is State burning party to mark paying delegate by the Racine Post off money owed on the new When Woodrow Wilson satled for the Versatlles American Legion Auxiliary. headquarters April 21 - Tuppers Plains Peace Conference in 1918, he students presented thetr became the first United operetta. states president to leave the April 22 - Because of country while in offtce. financial condit10ns, tlie RECEIVE WORD Eastern Local Board of OF DEATH Education failed to reemploy Mr a nd Mrs. Arvtl Holter TIIF. OAII.V<SF.NTINP:I teaching and non-teaching and family of Bashan recentllF.WYTED TO THF: employes ly received word of the death JNTF.RF'..'iTOF' MF.IfiS·MASON 1\RF:A April 24 - The Metgs of Wtlham R. Fenton , 66 , of ROHF:RT HOF.FI JrH Plannmg Commisston made Columbus, brolher-m-law of Cih F.dilur Puhh ~ ht•ll d,11h t'XI t•pt Satur dt~ \ plans to print its annual Mr rlolter. h' rill Oht11 V. dh \ Pni J h ~ lm l,l! Mr Fenton was preceded rompl.}t\ -Mttll rmtdla Im 1\ 1 C'•111 1 St Pllt\ll'tll\ Oht1• 4571ifl m death by hts ftrst wtfe, nn ~ ltl ! ss Offtu PhPIIt o/12 2151': Wtlma Holter Fenton He IS F:th lunrl Phmu 00'1-2 1:'17 survived by a stepdaughter, SHnlll l d ,ts,<; Jll •s!HJ,:t IJ•IItl Il l PPrnt 1111 Ohw Mrs Wilford !Delores ) Bmg ~ 1llttl.ll ,ul\ t' I11J.:Itll-( lt'prt•st•ll of Columbia Stalton, formerr .. tntltlfl AssltrHtlt•!l :11 01 {,i ll\ ~lltll tl /\t• t • r li'Vl'iiiml Olntl44\15 ly of Metgs County. Mr and Suh~ttl ll\U n r.11t•s 11t llvt n·d ' " Mrs Holter visited the t,urut"' It'll ;tva l l al>h•75~ t · l ll s ptl 1\t'l k AI Mt•lur Rttllh \llll'll' t ,trrll I Schoedmger State Street st l l lt't !Itt\ /1\Hi lahh Ont mnnl h staying behind ln Paris , Chapel at Columbus Sunday $:1 l'j lh 1mul In Ohw ami W V,t London , Bonn and lo pay the1r last respects to Ont Yt ,u J2i n:; S1x mt•lllh<: ~~ ~"II T llrt t mu11th ~ SR ;,rO Washington, where sketchy the deceased They were acF:l ~t " 'H rt• $.1:! (1(1 H'.ll S1x nwn t h ~ Information would be compamed by their daughter, ~ l i 011 Thr t 1 rn c mth ~ Jl) rm Snh ~ • r1 pt11m (II u l lilt llll lt•s .~ n nd<l t parcelled out by spokesmen. Sharon, and granddaughter, l l!nt S-..~ JIIIIltJ In the end, all four leaders Greta Riffle, Pomeroy agreed to .take along their own press contingents. Carter's staff frustrated some Guadeloupe means an extended holtday for Carter's daughter Amy. Just back from a post-Christmas skiing vacation at Crested -Butte, Colo., she's belllg taken out of school for a few days so she can enjoy the Caribbean sun with her parents. I Berry's World For Vice President Walter F. Mondale, the period · between Christmas and New Year's Day afforded an opportunity to behave like any other are'! resident entertaining out-of-town company. When friends· dropped ln from Duluth, Minn., Mondale took advan~e of a slack work period - and the absence of the vacationing president - to show them the sights. Mondale took his friends to see such tourist attractions ali the Lincoln Memorlal and the Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum. They also drove to Arlington Cemetery and the grave of President John F. Kennedy. The vice president wasn't able to travel about wtth the anonymity of Joe Blow, of course. He couldn't hide hls limousine and Secret Service bodyf(aMr ls. potential foreign foes weren't enough to worry about the Army ts now encountering a threat wtthin 1ts very own ~anks to the expedient accomphshment of Its mission to defend the nation. Sex. Women soldiers - there are now some 56,000 m a tota1 uniformed force of 769,000 - and men soldiers have developed an interest in each other that is not m the ltne of duty In fact , as the brass sees it, it interferes with duty. They are dabng Worse, they are even courtmg and ma!T)'mg. And tl is leading to serious morale problems, a n.ot ~usual consequence of man-woman relationships even for CIVIharut. The "most potentially dangerous" aspect, according to an official report on the problem, ts socialiZing - or more - between officers and enhsted personnel of both sexes. . It amounts to a "creeping advance of sex fraterntzabon throughout the Army" and the Anny wants tt, tf not stopped, at least curbed. Orders are out to commanders to cotu,tsel m· divtduals mvolved and otherwise discourage relationships that can "reasonably be expected to undermine disctpiiOe, authority or morale." Love,tl now appears, conquers all except the U.S. Army. Bureaucracy's new dimension Months went mto the study Its conclusions have the appro~al of 41 federal departrnen.t,s and agenctes mcluding the White House and the General/i.ecounting Office. So the Congressional Joint Conmuttee on Federal Printing and Paper Stzes has delivered itself of an official recommendation The dimensions of stationery used by agencies of the federal government IS to be 10creased from 8 by 101> 10ches to 81'.! by 11 conforrrung to the letterhead stze most c&nmon 10 private en'terprlse If will also, by the comrruttee's reckonmg, give bureaucrats II percent more actual paper and 15 percent more • text space per page to get their messages across. This ts not a change to be rushed mto, however. The n stze will not become effective until1t1s anticipated that existing stocks of the old statiOnery are used up .Jan I, 1980. Don't bank on It Maybe there 's a connection wtth the declme of the dollar and maybe there tsn 't. The world's 10 lop banks, according to a recent list10g in The Wall Street Journal and based on reported 1977 assets, mclud· ed three American institutions. • In 1970, seven U S. banks made the top 10. Keep what change] Ttppmg ts unpopular m rsstaurants With restaurant owners, that is. The National Restaurant Assoctat1on found m a recent survey that 72 percent of Its members would rather add a standard servtce charge to btlls, usually 15 percent. Already that ts bemg done m more and more estabhshments. The charge makes bookkeepmg easier and, it is asserted, employees happter. They are spared poor tippers and everyone, not just the waiter, gets a cut If generally adopted, 1t could do away wtth llppmg entirely. Sure, sure ....' I. Tnday's N; 1f all those MEIGS NEWS HIGHLIGli'I'S OF 1978 April 1 - Bernard Gilkey, Republican, withdrew from the county commissioners election race. April 2 - Funeral services were announced for James E Danner, retired advertising director of The Datly Sentinel. April 3 - Pomeroy Council agreed to permit right turns oo red lights at Court and Sycamore Sis. April 4 - Improvements were approved for the GalllaMeigs Airport. County school employes received contract renewals. April6 -Syracuse officials malle plans for opening their new pool fer tile season. April 7 - The C. and 0 . Railroad announced it would repatr the. retaining wall along the Ohio River supporting the Chessie System tracks. Tbe wall was damaged by fiood water. April 8 - Eastern High 's gu-18 sectional champ cage team, were honored at a banquet. April 9 - Kathryn Ellen Fitchpatrick, 21, died from a shotgun blast at her home in Middleport April 10 - Middleport's Biiwer rates were increased. Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Drew Webster Post 39, Amencan Legion, launched a $120,000 construction project done, the health problems Aprll 11 - Corps of W t•ig-ht lo!is associated wtlh ctgarette Engineers representatives smoking would have been visited Pomeroy to study is poss ihle markedly decreased already. Many women gam weight DEAR DR LAMB- When I after a hysterectomy. was 22 I had to have a total Sometimes tl IS assoctated hysterectomy because of an wtth changes m hormone mfect10n. This was ftve yea rs balance It ts certamly ago. Ever smce then I have 10 associated with changes been takmg Premarm I've eatmg habtts and levels of ga med a lot of wetght I just physical aclivtty Also, since. can't seem to lose 11 I wantto know tf the Premann has most women have a hysterecBy FRANK CORMIER Auoclaled Press Writer anythmg to do wtth my not tomy m rruddle hfe or later, II ts also the lime m thetr lives bemg able to lose wetght? WASHINGTON (AP) My doctor has told me" I when they are mchned to gam The men and women who have to take these the rest of weight tf they aren 'I very mate advance arrangements my hfe but I don't want lobe careful about lhetr hfe style for President Carter's travels I am sendmg you The often feel frustrated, if not overweight I've !ned askmg my doctor for a good dtet but Health Letter number 4-7, harassed. stnce he him se lf ts Weight Losmg Dte~ to provtde No exception were those overwetghl he JUS! tells rpe, you a basic diet plan. Other who helped plan the journ~y readers who want lhts Issue "Forget tl, you'll never lose." that finds Carter heading can send 50 cents wtlh a long, today for Guadeloupe and a He won 't ever tell me why sta mped, self-addressed Caribbean sununlt with tbe So, ci've just stopped askmg envelope for tl Send you re- leaders of France, Britain htm. I really do want to lose quest to me 10 care of this and West Germany. and I am confident that I can newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Recently when I went for my BecaW!e Guadeloupe Ia a Radto Ctty Station, New French island, a Carter "adprescrtpbon, my regular doc- York, NY 10019 tor was on vacat t ~n and there wnce man" who became Reg ardl ess of yo ur Irritated with his hosts was a lady doctor She previous hysterectomy or approached a staH member decrease d my dosage of Premarm a nd I lost 14 medicines, tl ts.sllll true that of the National Security pounds Can you please help tf you eat more calones than Council and asked, "Is there you use You wtll tend to get me• I'm desperate. I hate beany way we can declare w~ fat. If you eat less calories on France?" mg overweight than you use , you wtlllose fat. One cause of tile planner's DEAR READER - Maybe Try lo tmprove your diet ire was a French SllUestion, you ought to change to the and increase your level of lady doctor on a permanent physical acttvtty If you're presumably serious, that a tent village be erected on the basts Your letter makes an successful in doing this, it wtll beach to hou.se the sizeable · Important pomt Many docgo a long way toward helpmg press contingent that dogs tors' treatment of thetr pacontrol your wetghl problem. Carter's footsteps . ' bents 1s affected by thetr o)\'11 It ts true that young women Because thia ls the height of bfe style and habtts. So it Is that a fat doctor cer- who have a hysterectomy the Caribbean tourist season, to have hormone and lodgings truly are scarce, lamly ts not very effective m need replacement if Jhe ovartes the White House advance helpmg hts pattents to lose were also removed The team considered searching weight. The doctOf who amount you need ts an mfor an idle cruise ship to serve smokes has dtfftculty m getdtvidual matter and has lo be ting hts paltents to qutl smok- determmed m each case Ir- as a floating hotel Eventually, on-shore mg or stay off Cigarettes. respective of this, a sensible Doctors are also teachPrs and rhel and exerc1se program is quarters were found fer the one of the best ways of an tmportant way of helpmg American reporters and at an photographers teachmg ts by example to prevent becoming ' I am proud to say that doc- uverwetght after a hysterec- America!l-()wned hostelry, tors as a whole have the best , tomy at any age or after the the Holiday Inn. record of any occupatton In ovaries cellse functtomng The · French originally qmtting srnokmg. If the wtth the normal chang• '"of enviSioned a qutet , intimate general pubhc would do nearsummit with reporters ly as well as phystctans have hfe Another parttctpant m the Capttal Cittes program, Rep. David R Obey, 0-Wis., also talks frankly about the af!UY ?f approxunately 15,000 lobbyists permanently encamped 10 this city "You are harrassed by one tssue group after another. You get so many mterest groups who couldn't care less tf I vote for World War III as long as I vote for their pet projects .. then they are happy as clams." On another cructaltssue, Pike is both eloquent and mdignant "The day-to-<iay operatiOns of the House, the tune we spend, the hours of our hves are to a large extent controlled by a small group of procedural mt-ptckers " No congressman mmds working hard on important IssuesLord knows there are enough of them around - but this congressman 1s weary of wastmg his tune on dnvel " On the same subJect, the documentary c1tes "a dawn-to-<lusk workl oad too exhaustmg for even the most dedtcated and ambtllous representallve" and last year's record-breaking 1,540 votes m the House, many on tnvtaltssues " There IS no way," concludes Obey, "that any human mind can absorb enough mfonnatton to be 10telltgent1y 10formed on all those Issues " Pike acknowledges that "people expect a good deal from thetr public. servants" but reJects the notton of "bemg expected to put m a full day's work m the office every day and a full mght's appearance on the banquet or meeting circuit every night " • TraditiOn-bound mslltutions like the House invariably are reluctant to accept change, but there's hope for needed future tmprovements 1f other lawmakers will join Panetta, Obey and Pike m a candid dtscussion of the Issues Balance college basketballjbyword The Daily Sentiiwl In candor lies our hope ~ Sports World By Will Grimsley AP Corresptmdenl "'., -' .' " ' ' . " ... '" " '" _, .. u Names ••• • zn the news SACRAMENTO Calif. (AP) -Is Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. planning another billion tax cut for California? "Tune ln next week," he says. , In a televised lntervtew, the Democratic governor hinted there may be new tax cuts In store when he makes his maugural address Monday_night. • Brown trimmed $1 billion from the state income tax last summer and promised further cuts If elected to a second, fouryear term. "We're not asking fer more taxes. In fact, we may be even looking to see how we can eliminate a few," Brown 88ld on Wednesday. N;ked if that meant he would cut lalles again, Brown replied, "We might just do that ...Tune in next week." Senate President Pro Tern James Mills said Thursday that Brown put a tentative $1 billion price tag on tile tax cut.! ln a brtefmg of Democratic lawmakers. '' $i NEW YORK (AP) -Sen. Jacob Javits says it would take more than one punch to knock him out of the political ring. Whlle the 74-year~ld New York Republican says he hasn't made up hts mlnd about a re-election bid, Javits says he wouldn't give up if he failed to win the Republican nomination m tile prunary " If I run I'll run Wider some emblem other than tbe Republican ~blem If someone else gets tbe nomination," Javits told the New Yerk Dally News. NEW YORK - Betty Ford cried for a whole day after she lost a breast to cancer, but the saddest day of her Ufe, she says, was tile da~ her husband became President. Mrs Ford dlacussed her mastectomy and tile life of a first lady ln an interview with NBC's Betty Rollins, author of "First You Cry," a book about Ms. Rollin's experience with breast cancer. The full Interview, one of a series of speciala featwing Mrs. Ferd, ls to air today on NBC. , Mrs. Ford said she cried the fifth day after her breast was removed, but that she hasn't felt ugly as a result of tbe surgery, •'I think perhaps my family, my lllsband, made me feel so cmtpletely loved that there was no difference," she said. " ... He never gave me any indication that it repulsed him, and he never has to this day ." Ms. Rollins asked tile fermer first lady if she felt any joy when her husband was swcrn in as president after Richard Nixon resigned. • "I think probably that was the unhappiest day of my Ufe," she replied. " .. It was a terrible, tragic thing." The btg difference In college and pro football, outside such obvious factorsl!s maturity and more polished skills, lies in tbe routes they prefer to take to the goal line, says Walt Michaela. "The colleges lean lieavily on the run and we live by the pass," the New Yorl!.Jets'.coach added as he pondered the latest reward that has come his way after a successfulll-8 sea- son. " .' " ,, '' ,. Mara-uder gals defeat Wellston By Greg Bailey Metgs' next contest is Dodle Chapman poured in Tuesday at Galllpobs. 19 pomts and Terri Wilson Wel lston 6 12 25 27 17 32 40 61 t Me,gs th h added 17 as e os Me1gs (61) - Chapman B-3 Marauder gals drubbed a 19 , Anderson 1o2, S. Ash 1 o visiting Wellston team 61-Tl 2; T Ash I I 3, Bartrum 3 2 · to renew action after the e, K1ng 3 o6. L1ghffoof t o2, Riggs o 2 2. Wilson 7 3-17 Christmas holidays. Meigs 15 Tola Is 25 11 61. now 1>-1 on the year while Wellslon (27) - VIckers 5· Wellston, ln Its fll'st season, IS 0 10, McFadden 2 3-7, Hallen 0-7 I 0 2, Sa ten 2 0 4, Spencer I urnped out to a o2. Edwards 1o2 Tola ls 12 . M etgs J 3-37 qutck 17.(l first period lea~~ By halftime, tile hosts were m The reserve game was front 32-12. Meigs controlled another runaway victory for the boards and Wilson got 13 of ber team's 34 caroms. M~tgs as the locals won bound handlly, 38-10. Susan Ze~kle Wellston ,got 27 re s. led Meigs wtlh nine pomts Metgs had a f8ll' mght at while Sheri Drehel and Laura the Shooting line making 13 of Smith each had seven. 20 free throws while caning 25 Meigs hit 15 of 45 shots and of ;~tid goal attempts foc 35 canned· 8 of 26 free throws. peThe Metgs defense limited _ Wellston htt just 2 of seven Wellston to just 42 shots and foul shots. th Golden Rockets hit just 12 Meigs led only 6-3 after the e first quarter but by the third for 29 percen1. bu · ntro1 29-41 Leadmg tile losers' attack ~zer was tn co . 10 potnts M e1gs 6 16 29 38o was Vtckers with 3 6 81 Wellston Me 1gs (38) - Susan Zerkle 4 1 9, Ni!ece 2 o 4; DeBord 01 I' Diddle I 0 2, Chapman 20 41Sheri Drehel 3-1 -7; Laura Nal1onal Foolball Sm•lh 2 J.7 , woodyard I 2 4 League Playoffs Totals 15-8-38. AI A Glance Wellston 110)- Sammln 1By The Assoctated Press 1 3, Roberts 1 0-2, V1ckers 1 All Tomes EST 0 2, Halley 0-1 1; Brooks 1-0 DIVISIOnal Playoffs 2 Tolals 4 2 10. Saturday, Dec 30 American Conference Houston Jl, New England 14 Nahonal Conference Los Ang eles 34, Minnesota 10 Sunday, Jan . 1 AFC Championship Houston at Piffsburgh, p m NFC Champtonshlp Dallas at Los Angeles, 5 ,o> m Sunday, Jan. 21 S<Jper Bowl X It l AFC Champion vs NFC Champion al M'aml , 4 p.m. "ONE crack about all the we1ght I've gained over the holidays and I'll SIT on you!" · The wishbone ts located tn There are two kinds of peothe breast of the turkey ; m ple · those who hate chestnut the human, 11 ts attached to sluffin~ for turkey and those t ll~ top 11f the neck who still have thetr own teeth. The assurance that comes wtth the feehnl( of a JOb well done 18 in dtrecl proportiOn to whether the boss has yet ehecked out your perfonnance SVAC standings SVAC STANDINGS All Games TEAM W L P OP Southern 5 1 445 338 Eastern 3 4 378 454 North Gallla 2 3 371 323 Southwestern 2 5 411 438 Kyger Creek I 5 33~ 392 Hannan Trace 0 7 351 518 SVAC ONLY Teanl W L Pis Op Soulhern 3 · 0 229 154 North Ga lila 2 o Ill 97 Eastern 2 0 130 110 Southwestern 1 2 180 172 Kyger Creek 0 2 107 157 Hannan Trace 0 4 199 346 SVAC ( Reservo l Team W L Pis Op Southern 3 0 189 117 North Gall Ia 2 0 112 71 Eastern 2 0 100 69 H Trace 1 3 171 194 K Creek 0 2 64 121 SOuthwestern U J YO 15.& This week's games : Tonlghl - Eastern at Southern ; North Gall Ia at Southwestern and Wahama at Kyger Creek Saturday - Soulh Webs'•' at North Gall Ia and Po, lsmou)h East at Kyger Cr.ck ' scored theurcmdtned und efeated • Dhm actually Thursday mght, wmnmg tts wtnmng potnt wtth I 33 etghth strrught game with a remammg on a free throw by 96-71 dectsion over North Dernck Holcomb that gave Texas State them a 62-56 lead In other games mvolvmg Center Steve Schall had the the nation' s ranked teams, best offensive game of hiS catopranked Mtcht gan State reer at Arkansas , scortng 30 beat Wtsconsm 114-55, No. 6 pomts tp lead the Rawrbacks UCLA edged Oregon State ~ over North Texas State 63; No 13 Mtchtgan whipped Stdney Moncretf added 22 to Mmnesota 83-75 and No. 16 the Arkansas attack. Earvm Johnson scored a LouiSville routed Tenne~see­ season-tugh 21 points and Chattanooga 94-70 Two free throws by Mark collected 14 assists to lead State over Smtth wtth five seconds· re- Mtchtgan mainmg sealed Illtnots' tight Wisconsm tn the Spartans' VIctory over Indiana The l1rst appearance thiS year as Madden's ulcer forces resignation By ERIC PREWITr AP Sparta Writer OAKLAND (AP) - John Madden of the Oakland Raiders says he's burned out, has an ulcer to prove tt and has coached his last football game. "There was no pressure on me to retire," he said Thursday in his. retirement announcement. "It was my decision." It was a deClSlon he made late In the 1978 National Football League season, but when the announcement was made, the tmpact of it filled Madden's eyes wtth tears "Thmgs like thiS are easy to talk about and hard to do ," S8ld tile burly, . red-hau-ed coach whose 10-year record of 103-32-7 wtth Oakland 18 one of the best In NFL histOry. "I think this IS tile end of an era, certainly m Oakland Raiders' htstory ," said Pete Banaszak, the runn10g back who was ln his second pro season when Madden JOined the team as an assistant coach tn 1967. "I only knew one way to do SEO cage statistics Dallas 27, Allanfa 2 Sunday, Dec . 31 ,, Eddie Jollnson , the Dlint's 6By KEN RAPPOPORT foot~ sophomore. " Inptana IS AP Sports Writer Ba,ance is lbe byword in th~ best defenstve team m the coUege baske\bllll this yen, Big Ten." llhnots looked ltke two and that means that allwinning teams will be as jlifferent teams in each-half -but saved tts best for last. scarce as shutouts U!vi Cobb scored the last ButDllnois is doing all right six points of tile first half to so far. The fourth-ranked Dllni im- lead Illinois Into a tie at 33 at proved their record to a intermission, and gtve the shintng 13-41, best m the IDmi the momentum That country among Division I was the turning point, teams, with a 65.(11 victory according to Indiana Coach over Indiana Tltursday night . Bobby Knight . Arkansas, ranked No. 14, "We knew coming into Bloommgton, we were going was another team that to have tf' .,1f,,r hard," C!"1d A pro ever smce he came off the Washington & Lee campus ln 1951, tbe rugged miner's son from Swoyersville, Pa ., wlll coach the college seniors from the South against those of the Nortllln the annual Senior Bowl game a1 Mobile, Ala., Jan. 13 DicK Nolan of the NewOrleansSa10ts will coach the North, The game, played under pro coaches and pro rules, tradi· tionally has served as the "coming out party'' of players looking to pro careers. They get p81d. The place will swarm with Pro scouts. Although he never coached at tile undergraduate level, MIchaels is well aware of the sharp differences m the college and pro games but scoffs at tile suggestion thai the collegums produce a more excttlllg product. "You hear some people say tbat the pros are dull because thetr game IS more stylized and predictable, whereas the college boys are supposed to play with greater danng and emo· tion ," he satd "I don't think that is true. It merely looks like the pros are sterotyped because they do things so easily. It's true tbe pro 1978 79 BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL players are more mature, but I doubt if they are less gung-llo (Includes games through Dec. JOl than tile college kids. How often have you seen pro guys come Over a II Sconna off the field wtth tears ln tbeir eyes? NAME- TEAM FG FT PT(G) Avg Rick Penrod, Nel York ~7 67 261 (9) 29 0 "When a guy loses his gungho- I don't care how old he ls Dan Spencer. Eastern 60 15 135 (6) 27 5 II IS time to qwt." DlckJames, Ironton 66 40 172 Ill 21 5 The nation has just recovered its vision after hours glued to Jim Hart, Fed Hock 83 18 184 (9) 20 4 the TV screens f<r the endless bowl games Now they must ' Von Taylor, Kyger Creek 53 14 120 (6) 20 0 Herb Epling. Belpre 45 19 109 (6) IB 2 gear up fer the NFL title playoffs Sunday and Super Bowl Xlli Dave Lehman, Logan 38 29 105 (6) 115 In Miami Jan. 21. Rob Norman, Wellston 53 15 121 (7) 17 3 Meanwhile, coaches are playing musical chairs, movmg Dave Burgess, M11l er 64 22 150 (9) 16 7 48 19 115 (7) 16 4from college to pro jobs and vice versa. If the courts penrut, Greg Nelson, Southwestern Soulheaslern Ohio Alhlet1c League Chuck Fau-banks will ditch a long-term, half-million-dollar Name - Team FG FT Pis I G) Avg contract with the New England Patriots to return to a campus Dick James, lronlon 37 20 94 (5) 18 8 life at the UniverSity of Colorado. Lou S,ban, who coached pro Rob Norman, Wellston 40 11 91 15) 18 2 Dave Lehman, Logan 32 26 90 (5) 18.0 teams in Buffalo, New England and Denver, is taking over at Ted Williams, Wellston 40 8 88 (5) II 6 Army. Blll Walsh of Stanferd is a top candidate for tile vacancy Joel Gordon, Waverly 32 12 76 (5) 15 2 wtth the New York Giants Robert Holsinger, Waverly 33 6 72 (5) 14 4 Two of tile most succ!:SSful college coaches, John McKay and Ed Martin, Jackson 32 7 71 (5) 14 2 Gary Bentley, Athens 32 7 71 (5) 14 2 Bud Wilkinson, have dug ln firmly wttll the NFL's Tampa Bay Pele Clark, Logan 31 6 68 (51 13 6 and St. Louis, respectively. But Bear Bryant of Alabama and Greg Becker, Meigs 22 20 64 (5) 12 8 Joe Paterno of Penn State continue to scorn all pro tempSouthern Valley tations. Athletic Conference Name - Team FG FT Pis (G) Avg." "It's all a matter of taste and life style," satd Mlchae1s, who Dan Spencer, Eastern 22 4 48 (2) 24 0 played foc the Cleveland Browns and Green Bay Packers and Von Taylor, Kyger Creek 21 , 2 44 (2) 221l served as defense coordinator for the Jets - broken by a brief Jell Goebel , Eastern 14 14 42 \2) 21 0 stint wtth the Philadelphia Eagles ..- before succeeding Lou Tim McComas, North Ga llIa 16 8 40 (2) 20 0 Sam Smith, North Gal !Ia 19 1 39 (2 ) 19 5 Holtz as head coach m January 1977. Dwight Hill, Southern 22 10 54 (31 IB 0 Greg Nelson, Southwestern 22 7 51 (3) 17 0 15 J 33 (2) 16.5 Stacy Winston, North Gall Ia Paul Shaffer, Hannan Trace 25 15 65 ( 4) 16 3 14 9 37 (3) 12 3 Dave Foreman, Southern American Conference Pittsburgh 33t Den\ler 10 Nattonal Conference ,, • Teams Ranked Offensively Team Pis (Gl Avg. Southern 445 (6) 74.2 North Gall Ia 295 (4) 73 8 Logan 421 (6) 70 2 Nel . York 477 (7) 68 I M•ller 603 (9) 67 o Athens 460 (7 ) 65 7 Waverly 512 (8 ) 64 0 Belpre 384 (61 64 0 Alexander 638 (10) 63 8 Wahama 124 (2) 62 0 Jackson 492 (B) 61 5 Wellston 430 !71 61 5 Vlnlon Co 491 (B) 61 4 Warren 427 (7) 61 0 -Ironton 476 (B) 59 5 Trimble 532 (9) 59 I Southwestern 411 (7) 58 7 Meigs 408 (7) 58 J 340 (6) 56 7 Eastern Fed Hock. 509 (9) 56 6 Gallipolis 451 (8) 56 4 Kyger Creek 334 (6) 55 7 Pl . Pleas 157 (3) 52 3 H. Trace 35 1 (7) 50.1 Teams Ranked Team Pl . Pleas Defensnrely Pis (G) Waverly Ironton Galli polis Soulhern Athens Net.-York Alexander Vlnlon Co. Mil ler North Go lila Logan Fed Hock. Southwestern Eastern Belp-. Kyger Creek Warren Trimble Wellston Trimble Jackson Meigs Avg. 133 (3 ) 44 3 360 (8) 45 0 414 (8) 51 8 415 ( 8) 51 9 338 Ironton Al exander 77 52 GallipoliS 4 5 28 02 39 VInton co Belpre Southwestern Warren 5 I Fed Hockmg 52 Eastern 3 96 II 8 6 Kyger Creek Wellsto n Tnmble 13 6 14 1 17 B 20 5 Jackson Meigs Wahama H Trace 325 Tonlght•s Friday's games Frtday (SEOAL) Athens at Jackson Me1gs at GallipoliS Wel lston at Ironton Logan at Waverly • (Tn-Valley) Warr en at Ale xander Tnmble at Belpre Nelsony llle-Yor k at V1nton County 56 3 (SVACl Eastern at Southern (7) 60. I • Athens at Lancaster (6) (7) 57 0 North Gall1a a t South 407 (7) 58 I wes ter n 586 (10) 58.6 Olhers 469 (8) 58 6 Greenup at Portsmouth 532 (9) 59 I Wahama at Kyger Creek 241 (4) 60.2 Federal Hock JRg at Miller 362 (6) 60 3 Pomt Pleasant at Parkers 556 (9) 61 8 burg. South 438 (6) 62 6 Ravenswood at Doddridge 378 (61 63 0 Miami Tra ce at Wa sh 383 (61 63 B ln_gton CH -, 392 (6 ) 65 3 5aturday 399 463 654 (91 72 7 Logan at Nelsonvi lle York 513 (7) 73 3 ' Wahama at Meigs 654 (9 ) 72 7 South Webster at North 605 (8 ) 75 6 Galli a 533 ( I) 16 I Portsmouth East at Kyger 165 (2) 82 5 Creek Wahama H Trace 578 (7) 82 6 Buffalo Wayne at Pomt Pleasant Scormg Marg•n Col West at Portsmouth Team Mar.9_1n Tuesday (Jan. 9) Waverly 19 o . (SVACl Southern 17 9 Hannan Trace at Kyger North Gall Ia 13 6 Creek Net.-York 10 0 North Gallla at Southern Logan 99 I Non-League l Athens 87 Wellston at Pike Eastern Pl. Pleasant 8o Wahama .at Spencer Miller 7.9 Point Pleasant at Parkers burg . thts.job f<r 10 years, and that was to giVe It everythmg I had I just don't have tl any more," Madden sal d , speakmg of the dedicabon and drtve that helped the Ratders wm seven diVISJon titles and one Super Bowl. . Madden may work for the Raiders in another postbon after relaxmg for a few months m hopes his ulcer problem improves, but he satd that even should hts physical condition unprove dramatically, he has decided, about the luntt , at least for me/' said Madden. HIS urunediate plans, he added, "are to do nothing." He added, "My wtfe marrted a football coach and my ktds had a football coach for a father The fll'st thing I'm gomg !9 do now is ask them what they want to do I'm gomg to do what they want ·· the nation 's No I team The Spartans held the Badgers to JUS! 25 potnts m the second half Davtd Greenwood scored 19 potnts and Brad llolland htl a key field goal wtth 3 19 to play as UCLA ~queezed past Oregon Stale Holland's 20foot Jump shot, which snljPped a 63 he, accounted for the game 's fmal pomts Followmg an Oregon State ITUSS, UCLA rebounded and went mto a delay game w1th three nunutes to go Mtke McGee scored 33 pomlsJ. to power Mtchtgan past Mmnesota. Larry Wt!!tarns led Loutsville over Tennessee-Chattanooga with a 22-pomt performance. Elsewhere, Earl Evans had 18 points and II rebounds to lead N_evada-Las Vegas over ' San Otego Statt '15-30, Jtm Knvacs scored i . pomts to pace Texas ove1 I'CU 92-63. Seton Hall beat St John's 7670 as Ntck Gaits scored 25 ; Ohio State stoppe'd Purdue 7571 on Mtke Clme's four free throws 10 --ttre final 44 seconds, Ca lvm Garrett netted 26 potnts to lead Oral Roberts over Drake 86-76 and Califorma turned back Arizona State 70-59 behind a combmed 3!J.votnt output by . Doug True and Walt Gillespie 1 Also, Alton Byrd's 18 pomts paced Columbia over South F1ortda 71.(15, Steve Krafctsm had 16 pomts as Iowa lrtmmed Northwestern 65-57, Chuck Goslan broke open a light game w1th SIX straight pomts rrudway through the second half, leadmg ' Ne\1! Mextco Stale past West Tex~s State 102-87 and Darwm Cook's 27 pomts triggered the Umverstty of Portland past Nevada-Reno 00-76 Winter·hike slated Jan. 20- COLUMBUS - The 14th annual Wmter Hike, covermg SIX miles of scemc terram at " I'm never gmng to coach Easl HockingHtlls State Park, will agam" Cams1us 69, St Peter's 68 be sponsored Jan 20 by the Ai Davts, th e team 's Oel,od 84, LIU 63 Ohio Department of Natural Penn State 85, Ursmus 59 managmg general partner, (ODNR). Resources Rhode Isla nd 83, LaSalle, probably will name a new In case of heavy snow or Pa 80 head coach wtthm a month Ryder 62 . Holsl'a 6 hazardous dnvmg conditwns He satd " I don't think we're Se lon lia ll 76 51 John's 7 on Jan 20, the Wmter Htke Stonehtll 71 NY Tech 7 rea lly ' ta'lkmg about a will be held the followmg UN DC 87 51 Thoma s 47 successor, bul a phUosophy." weekend on Jan 27. Last South DaviS made some critica l Ap pala chi an Sl 55, E year's htke was cancelled due remarks m 1978 about the Tennessee St 47 to the blizzard Atkansas Slate 77, Hardin Raiders as they struggled to a ODNR's tradtl!onal fam ily 66 9-7 ftntsh , thetr worst season Stmmons hike, from Old Man's Cave to Aust1n Peay 79, N ort h record under Madden, but on Caroli na Asheville 71 Ash Cave, has grown tn Thursday he satd any Colu mb ia 71. South F lortda populanty smce 140 people tmpltc abons that he was 65 participated m the 10ttlal1966 Ja ckson Sta te 83. Arkansas for cmg Madden out "are just trek Some 3,000 to 5,000 Lil l ie Rock 53 trash '' L ou1s 1ana Co t 99, hearty hikers are expected to Dav ts also dented reports W1sconsm Whtl ewater 63 participate tn the 1979 Wmter Lou15 1ana Tech 64 , Cen that a trade of quarterback Hike. tenary 61 Ken Stabler It' Baltunore for On Saturday morn mg Lou1sv •ll e 94, Tenn essee the Colts' Bert Jones ts I.IIUTU- Chattanooga 70 gmded tours will leave Old Mer cer 94 , Western lllmo•s Man's Cave parking lot from nent . Madden was pro football's 82 9 a.m . to 10:30 am . for the Mor ehouse 76 Clark 66 youngest head coach for whtch takes N Carol1na A& T 88. Georg e htke many years, and this past Mason 60 approximately flve.Jtours. season, at 42, st1ll was one of N Georgia 82 Georgra Col Return transportation will be 71 the youngest Slelson 76 , Evan sville 73 proVided to Old Man's Cave ".But I think 10 years IS W Geor g1a 64 Central from the midway pomt at Iowa 5,)' Cedar Falls and from the Mtdwes1 trail's end at Ash Cave • Em por1a 81. Southwesler;.n Hikers will agam be treated 73 to a lunch of bean soup, corn ll ltno1s 65, lnd tana 6 1 Iowa 65 Norlhwestern 57 bread and hot chocolate by Mrch1gan 68 M1nnesota 75 the Logan Kiwani$ Club at Mr c hrgan Sta te 84, the Cedar Falls area. Hikers WI SCOnSi n 55 may wish to bring a sack Ober l in 55, Roches ter 50 Oh to Stale 75 Purd ue 71 lunch tn addition to the Ora l Ro berls 86 Drake 76 proVided meal R1ve r s1d e 76, Chr cago WEST POINT, N Y (AP) SlaUC Refreshments and le 62 - Lou Saban begms the Wheaton 81 A uqus tan 78 entertainment by the New W1 c hila St 94 Cre ight on 68 Vm ton seventh college coachin g JOb County Frog Southwest ' of hiS 28-year career today, taking over an Army football 71 Ar ka nsas 96, N Texas St program that IS rtle With Ark College 86, Ark Tech controversy. 83 Hendn x Col lege 80, Centra l The hu-mg of Saban, 57, as Ark 63 head football coach was New Mex1co St 102, N announced Thursday by Lt. Te )(aS St 87 Texas 92 TCU 63 Gen. Andrew J Goodpaster, Texas El Paso 77, Robert supermtendent of the M orns 59 Mtlttary Academy Saban Far We st resigned as head coach and Anzona 74 Stanford 64 Bng ham You ng 92, De nve r athletic dtrector at the Urnversity of Miami, Fla , to 53 Cal 1forma 70, Amana Sf 59 take the Army Job Ca l lr v 1ne 107, MacMurray Saban succeeds Homer I ll! ) 57 Coll ege of Idaho 60 Man SllUth, who was fll'ed last month and then charged la na Tec h 52 Color ado Stat e 87 , Army with illegal recruiting Wr sconsm LaCr osse 70 practiCes and an attempted E Wa sh1ngton 66 Carro l l coverup. Smith also said he 56 Grand Canyon 86, Wt s was fll'ed three days after he Steven s P01n t 84, ol teSigned Nevada Las Vegas 85, San Saban, who was to be D'ego Sl 80 " Nor lhwest Na zarene 78 mtroduced as Army's coa~h ttma n 55 at a news conference today in WhPortl and 90 Nevada Reno New York, was briefed 76 Thursday <Xi mvesttgabons Sea lll e 89, 51 Mary 's 73 UCLA 65 , Oregon Sl 63 mto alleged tmpropriettes in Ariny recrmtmg by MaJ. Gen. Ray Murphy, Army's Bowls AI AGlance By The Associated Press athletic du-ector Saturday's Games Saban also met wtth SIX Alll1mes EST , asststant coaches, all of Easl West Shrine Game whom Murphy recommend~ AI Slantord, Cahf East vs West, 3 p m Saban reta10 . Hula Bowl Asked why he gave up a At Honolulu $50,000-a-year job at Mtami North vs South , 4 p m wtth four years left on his SIXCanad1an-Amer•can Bowl AI Tampa, Fla. year contract, Saban replied : Canadran vs U SA All "Some people like to rebuild Stars, 1 p m Ftresto ne 36 cars f like to rebuild football Jan. 13 3 -year warranted qua l1ty Semor Bowl progfarns.'' co nstr uc ted value for AI Mob1le, Ala Saban, who served tn the vehic les w1th l1ght to nor Nort h vs South, I p m Ariny durmg World War II , need~ (290 crank1 ng Challenge Bowl added: "I'm happy to be here AI Seattle l am,os I B1g 8 vs Pac 1 all stars 9 at West Pomt j:tecause of what the Academy! stands for and pm Japan Bowl because 1t produces men who AI Tokyo are serving thetr oountrv '' East vs West, 1 I p m Thursday 's College Ba sketball Scores By The Assocrated Press Whompers, a popula r bluegra ss group, wt li be proVIded for htket s at Ash Cave "We urge hikers to wear ..:arm, layered clothing and sturdy hiktng bouts," satd Ralph Vanzant, CJuef of the Dtvtstun of Parks and RecreatJOn Parttctpants completmg th e stx-mtle htke will be presented wtth a recogmtwn card A new Wmler Hike patch commemorat10g the 1979 event wtll be ava tlable for purchase Hocktn g Htlls State Park, located m Hocking County, is about 12 miles southwest of Logan on State Route 664 There "tll be Class A camptng ava t!able on a ftr;1come basts for those wiShing to stay overmght The cabtns at Hocking Htlls have already been filled through advance H ot el r eg t s tratton accommodattons can be made 10 Athens, Lancaster and Logan For all yo ur home Entertainment and Applian ce Needs DOXOL SERVICE Saban assumes Army coaching job Thursday RIDENOUR'S TV & Appliance Gas Servrce Ra cme, Oh1o Chester, Oh1o 22FM, exchange FIRESTONE LIMITED WARRANTY SOUTHERN OHIO INSURANCE SERVICES ~.;,., El\lf INSUI\ANCE GROUP snv•c• ® AUTO-FIRE-CASUALTY-LIFE Dave JenkJns Agents (614) 99H68 1 due to ' 'u"""'~"., John Kaulf senger car ser v•ce w•thm the f•rst mnety (90 ) days after pur chase F1r esto ne w1ll replace tl FREE to th e ongrnal purchaser Thereafter w1th1n the warranty per.od, you pav only a prorata p ort1 on of the curre nt pnce based on months of servtce already rece•ved .Ja ERIE -- . •"36: '48;"'60 81\,TTEAIES If anv of these battenes fa11s to hold a cha rge and •s not nlerehl d•scharged m nor m al pas· . POMEtiOY ·HOME & AUTO Pomeroy, O. 606 E. Main 992 -2094 ments " " Front tnd • . ~ �I '"· . .. 4- •The Uaily Sentinel , Middleport-l'omemy, 0 .. Fritlay, Jan. 5,1!179 ••• in Review . rM;tJi;~;;~;,,st;t; ""l By JERRY Bl)CK APTelevlslon Writer By HUGH A. MUWGAN AP Special Correspoadent HOLLYWOOD (AP)- Conrad Bain says his two young coRIDGEFIELD, CO~N st ars on "Diff 'rent Strokes" bring out Ute grandlaUler in him. "I'm really indulging myself wiUI Ute kids," he said. "I feel . ( AP) - Upm ..my soul, the !)ew year ls upon us already. !lire a grandfather. None of my Ulree children· hils kids. I don't I must be up and doing or :>1 ve to take Ulem home. I guess that's Ute way wiUI " the decade will have fled ·•·andfathers -you can have fun wiUI Ulem." . without my having TI1e half-hour comedy series, which airs tonight, also stars ;ary Coli!man and Todd Bridges as Bain's two ydung charges. accomplished several long . t·;ain plays a millionaire who takes in the sons of his black maid planned but oft delayed improvements. · ·.dter her death. Before 1979 slips into the l'he comedy centers on the cultu~al shock of two young boys great beyood of unrecallable from Harlem suddenly thrust into a white world . This show; which premiered last Nov. 3, was touted as the yesteryears and the 19806 are rirst to be selected by NBC president Fred Silverman. Bain ushered in, remin4 me to : Swear off junk food said, "We ushered in the Silverman philosophy. What a terforever. rible burden." .. Learn how to ski, although For midseason the newly appointed Silverman, who.]lelped . at this late date r shall put ABC1n first place in the ratings, tossed out aU of NBt's fall probably have to settle for entries and repla.ced them with shows - mostly comedy -of cross COI!DtrY skis or perhaps his own selection. The biggest comedy chores in "Diff'rent Strokes" fall on the even snow shoes. Get oo with Henry James' tiny shoulders of Gary Coleman. He's sort of a pintollized Milton Berle; with 's jolte for every occasion. But I'm afraid it "The Golden Bowl." I have been bogged down on page 14 ~a<>sn.'t do anything for me. I guess I've had an overdose of for the past 14 years. l•:;rcociousiless. Take up tap dancing; It is P.ain admits there is a thin line that separates Gary from too late to master the piano or o.?ing cute and being a smart al,eck. the harpsichord but I must "He does comedy well so it's tempting to give him lines," he find something to amuse •;1dd. "The more you do that the more you risk slipping over. others with when c~lled upoo ~ut i think he has the ability to play oUter ways. He has to be . for a turn at a party. P' Pd right." Increase my regime of Bain said he finds his new series "a delightful and wonderful ,tJange" after his six years as Bea Arthur's pompous neighbor dally sit-ups to 25. It has been bogged down at 3 lor the past on "Maude." ·-· · "The Uting that aUraclllcl. me to 'Maude' was to take a char- decade. Reread Ge~rge Orwell's acter intrinsically unsymp~tic and lind tbe characteri!ltics tJJat made him what he was," he said. "That kind ell chllracter "Nineteen Eighty-Four" so I has enormous defenses and rigidity. It was fun to show boUt will be prepared for whllt Big sides, to be true tQ his rigid exterior and still let the audience BroUler has in store for us a few years hence , get a peak at the. person inside. SWim Ute HeUespont, if I ,'Phillip Drummond is a very different kind of challenge. He doesn't demonstrate what he is. He's potentially warm and, can recall where it is and why without being sentimental, he ·is emotional. I think Byron wanted to swim it. Or sentimentality tends to be a cop out and shallo.wer than finding was it. the Gtand Canal that he favored for his morning ways to deal with the real person." Bain, who was ~rn in Canada, gained his acting experience . refresher? Learn how to change a on the New York stage. He said, "!am constantly getting cast ·as a sophisticated character who is reasonably well tCH!o, but I typewriter ribbon . Office was just a dirt farmer from Canada." He appeared in several boys have become too touchy movies in New York, butdidnot come west until "Maude." He said he is not yet satisfied with the show. "I'm not ·sati!lfied with the writing yet, and I doo 't think the writers are either," he said. "I don't think you can be .satisfied with -.~ anything so new. " to bother since the~/,: job title has been chadl;ed to • administi'ative assistants. With the arrival of the computer,· they toO' lilck the basic skill to cqpe with the fundamentals of this archaic writing device. Take a course in celestial navigation so when friends invite me to tour the i!lles ol 'Greece or the lesser Antilles oo their yachts I can do more _than just pop the champagne corks and swab .the decks. · Cultivate some frtends with yachts plying the Greek isles tl' the lesser Antilles so my efftl'ts in celestial navigation will not be in vain. Sit thrugh Wagner's Ring cycle ard an uncut version of Shaw's "Man . and Superman." Failing that, read Ute complete speeches of Fidel Castro. Shave off my mustache so I can retrieve my look of tbe '009 and carry it into the '8&. Get a new suit, although there is every indication that the double-breasted-belt-inUle back is making a comeback in some pretty trendy circles. 'lbe fashion pendulum always swings back if you can hang in there longer Ulan the moths. Dust off my novel, vaguely autobiographical, which has been bogged down at page 14 for the past 14 years and so far carries me to age 14 of a sluggish childhood much mud ,dled l with procrastination. widen the driveway. Take off 15 powids so it will be necessary to get a new suit. POLLY.$ POINTERS Polly Cramer Pepper won't wash • DEAR POLLY _ We have ' tried to clean some old salt and pepper shakers but can- not remove the pepper that IS adhered to the glass. Also we have old cut glass pitchers with hard water sediment · buill up in the grooves and cannot remove them. - MRS . . V.A. · · DEAR MRS. V.A. - Put a strong solution of warm white vinegar and water in the pepper shaker and leave it awhile. The pepper should AWARDEE - Helen Lemley, Route I, Cheshire, was loosen. You might ,try using the awardee of a $50 gift certificate given as a holiday an old toothbrush and the promotion by Ute Middleport Department Store. No same solution to remove the purchase was required for participation. Santa di'ew the hard water marks on your Lemley name and is pictured harding the winning name pitchers. If that does not work to Mary Boggs, who is associated with Ute store. · mix fine clean sand with water or denatured alcohol and rub it in the grooves with the toothbrush. When marks disappear wash pitchers in point or better were Jeff DEAN'S LIST Two Melgs.County students Warner, Cheryl Hudson, · ammo(\ia water and dry with of Hocking.Jechnical College Virginia Jordan, Cheryl a lint-free cloth. -POLLY DEAR POLLY _ To prein Nelsonville scored perfect Lefebre, Pomeroy; Ronald four point grades fOI' the fall Casto and Steven Bachner, vent slipping when walking term . They are 'I;ammie Middleport; Cathy Baldwin, on icy roads I put an adhesive DeBord, Pomeroy, and Susan .Racine; Eric J . Van Meter, Niesel E. Duvall and JeMifer J. Kennedy, Rutland. Others from Meigs named Schmidt, Reedsville. to the dean's list for a th•ee · CHRISTMAS GUESTS r--T.-w~OOMPl:lfti;O.o~--,11 M~hr~~~ma~r~in~e~~u~~f~~~ 1 OPTOMETRiST I1 OFFICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12,2 to 5 (CI..OSE AT NOON ON THU,RS.J- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. ! 1 ------------------------- WlllltiCOIIS 5-.:The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Ja!j. 5, J!l79 • _ were Mr. and Mrs. Worley I Davis, Dexter, Mr. and Mts. I Gary Holter, Brenda and I Gary , Bashan ; Bill I Frederick, Chester; Mr. and 1~ Mrs. Curtis Riffle and Greta, Pomeroy ; and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Holier and Wesley, Reedsville. bandage on the bottom ol each of my shoe soles. - ELLY DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with mattress cov~r­ mgs that are not slam reststant. Every _h.m_e I try to remove a slam Jt JUSt spreads and gets larger so I. suggest that when.anyone buys a new mattress It should not be put on the bed until you have bought a plasllc mattress protector. -MRS. J.S. DEAR POLLY . - I am answerm~ Sue who has troubie cleanm~ her whtle metal cabmet~. I fmd th~t after t~ey are cl~aned for '! long lime there IS not enough base left to keep them cl<:an. I cured all thiS by coverm~ Jhem all With wh1le .adhest,ve-back_ed ~per that IS speckled w1th s1lver and gold to match my counter lops. No one who sees them knows they are so covered until I tell them . I have only changed this cov.ermg once m 15 years and. fmd soap and water or a popular kitchen cleaner keeps them beautifully clean. ,JOSEPHINE DEAR POLLY -After doing some outside painting I knew I would have to go down to the basement to get thinner to use to remove the oil base paint but decided to try margarine instead. To my surprise it really worked. DELORES Polly will send you one of her signed thank-you newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve'or Problem in her column. Write POLLY'S POINTERS .in care of this newspaper. We stoclc inony sins ami styles Cltoo•• ane 10011/ • . s lb. b;.g , PURINA WILD BIRD FOOO FreeW'tlh Purchase of Feeder Offer Good lh ru Janua r'Y - . ' "MOD" .DECORATIONS - This "mod" holiday decoration at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church is attracting a lot of attention . The church used the theme from "Charlie Brown's Christmas Tree" for Ute scene. I . ._..._.~._..._,.,_._,...._ Social ' . I 1 Calendar I FRIDAY OPEN HOUSE at H.&R Block Friday from ·-9 to 6. ~efreshments will ,be served and door prtzes awarded. Ribbon cutting ceremonies will be held at 4 p.m. REACT meeting Friday 7 p.m. at S.enior Citizens Center. AU members to bring 1978 monitoring reports. ' SATURDAY WESTERN BOOT CB Club, :-.acine, Saturday 7 p.m. at club house on Oak Grove Road weather permitting. ' ·' ! :·:· Dorcas Light Engagement announced Announcement ·is being Middleport The bride-elect is a seni or made of the engagement and approaching marriage of at ACE Christian Day School, Miss Dorcas A. Li ght , . Washington Court House, and daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. her fiance is a junior at Meigs David Light of Decatur, Ind. , Hi ghSchooL Wedding plans are inand Steve Manl ey, son of the Rev . and Mrs. Odell Manley, complete. ) Gallipolis Business College held graduation exercises Decembe-r 14 Seeds ~ B,rd 'Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit Fertilizers - Lime- Cement & Mortar - Stock Salt - Water Softener - Remedies - Salt Litters - Vaccine - Roofing - Paints - Red Brand Fencing - Baler and Bin.der Twine Sprays - Gates. • FILMS at the Middleport public libraray, 2 p m. for those kindergarten thmugh sixth grade. " \IONDAY FRJF.NDS OF THF. LIBRARY, MoJlday, 7 : ~0 p.m. at the Middieporl ['jbrary. UNITJ::D MF.THODIST Women, Heaih Unit ed Methodist Church, Mid tUeport, Monday, 7:30p.m. at the church. Program by Mrs. SUGAR RUN· MILLS Ruth Bumgarner, by Mrs. Nan devotions Moore, -· , , - • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • hostesses, Mrs. Betty Fultz, Mrs. Euvetta Bechtle, Mrs. Maxine Phiison , and Mrs. Clara Criswell. DE ADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 1979 DOG LICE NSE IS JANUARY 20TH . ONE MEIGS Muzzleloader Club DOLLAR i$ LOO L' PEN AL TY IF LICE NSE IS PUR CHAS ED AFTER TH AT DATE . Monday 9 p.m. at Jones Boys. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THI S HANDY APPLICATiON BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUD ITOR AT TH E COUR T HOU SE NOW. FEES ARE Any interested person TWO DOLLARS 1$2 .00) FOR EACH DOG. MALE OR FEMALE . !KENNEL welcome to attend. , LICEN SE PEN ALTY $5.00) . MEIGS COUNTY SALON To oblain license by mail , fill in and mail !his form lo HOWARD E. FRANK, 710, Eight and Forty, home of COUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs Caunly, Pomeroy, Ohio. Mrs. Marjorie Goett, Monday r 7:30p.m. Enclose self-addres sed stamped envelope and price of license. BETHEL 62; International Order of Job 's Daughters, Female S2 .00 K ennel License SlO .OO Spayed Femal e $2 .00 7:30p.m. Monday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Owner's Nam e . . .... . . .. . . .. . ..... .. . . . . . .. . . ..... , .. ... .. ..... ............ . TUESDAY Addre ss .... . . .. .•. .•• .• .••• .• •. • •. . , .. . . ·. .. .• . .•.. . ...••• • · , . . . , , .. .•••.•••. LAUREL CIJFF FREE Methodist Church Missionary T ownship .........•............... . ........ . ... ........... . ..... . ....•...... Society, 7:30p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Mildred · ·· ··············· ················--············ .. : S • · ······· · · · · ·~· ' ············ COLOR : Hair :Breed :F Jacc'1s. Age • ex • • • If : ees vr .• Mo.: M~F-: Blk.: White '; Grav: BrindleTan:Brown :Ye llow:Lonq-Shor1: Known· : Paid RACINE Lodge 461 F&AM, ············0:··•'-'''''''''''" .. ,................. ,o ........,o .......•: .................... ,. ... . Tuesday, 7:30p.m. : o o :, : Attention Dog Owners ············ • • I URSDAY EJ.EA OR CIRCLE, Heath United Methodi st Church, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the church. Billy Jo Krawsczyn, Joyce lllake, and Jean Fisher, hostesses. : • • : • • : •:ooo 0: o : o o . WEDNES Y . POMEROY Chapt , No. 80 RAM Wednesday, :30 p.m. BOSWORTH unci! 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After this dale penalty will be $2.00 f_or single t~g and ss.oo for kennel license. 8SSQciate-ct.grees. Listed are the following .recipients: Brenda Allie, Gallipoli!l, general office diploma; Georgia Jones, Bidwell, general office diploma; Mavis McClain, . Gallipolis, . associate degree in bus . GRADUA1'E CLftSSES Sarah Marcum, adm.; The following Marshall · University graduate classes Bidwell , general office will be offered second · diploma; Vickie Metheney, semester in Mason Coun_ty : Vinton, secretarial diploma; CIS57 Elementary Math Margaret Province, taught by Dr. Ralph Hall on Middleport , secretarial Tuesday . Registration diploma; Charles Radford, Janilary 16, 1979, 5:00p.m. at Minersville; associate degree iii bus. adm.; Kim. Roush, the Vocational Center. Cl607 Basic Skills and Hartford, W. Va., associate Strategies for Teaching degree in bus. adm.; Sarah Language-Reading taught Wiiliamson, Southside, W. by Dr. Ruth Wellman on Va., junior accounting Tuesday . Registration diploma. January 9, 1979, at the Point Pleasant High School Blue the Vitus ·, Bering, Building at 4:30 to 7 p.m. discoverer of Alaska, died in H you ha ve any questions 1741 in the Aleutian Islands. call Will Edwards, 670-:!039. Graduating ceremonies were held DecfW1ber 14 at the Gallipolis Business College with nine graduates receiving .diplomas and Pomeroy 99l-211S Mulberry Ave. • . Bill Gray, General Manager and Vice President -of Wagner Broadcasting, Gallipolis, spo)<e recently to two junior English classes at Meigs High School, Pomeroy . Mr. Gray talked about the way to achieve success on the job - by trying. He said that correct grammar Is important and should be studied even after a person is out of schooL However, he stressed that other things are 'just as ' •• • DEAR HELEN: I'm as upset about inflation as the next, i)ut it seems to me we make too much of certain price raises and not enough of others. For example, everyone screams about the high coot of gasoline. But in 1936 the average charge per gallon was around 20 cents (unless you count occasional price wars). Now regular gas is still under 70 cents per galion. Granted, that's three and one-half times what it was 42 years ago, but look: in the same period alaries for secretaries have risen from a little over $100 a month (yes, a month! ) to around $200 a week! People today earn from six to eight times what they would have made for the same work in 1936. Since 1914, real estate in many areas has more than doubled in value, sometimes trippled, yet gas in the four-year period went up froman average 56.9 cents per gallon (1974) to 66:6 cents per galion (·1978). (My figures come from Runzheimer and Co., Inc., a well-known consulting finn.) Why !lon't the'se howlers·after the big companies put that In their tanks and burn it? - MONTY DEAR MONTY: And when you compare gas here with what it costs per gallon in foreign countries -well, maybe we 're lucky after alL . P.S. Can anyone think of any one item which costs less now than it dld 35or 40 years ago' (My wild guess would he nylon hose; because they weren't yet in full production, and ex·perimental items are expensive.-) - H. DEAR HELEN: If your readers still have Betty Crocker coupons, here 's another place to send them (and also Campbell Soup labels ). · They are needed a.t Sunny Dale Childrens Home, 1625 West Dobbins Rd., Phoenix, Ariz. 8:i040.- Mrs. G.M.B. ·r-~-----.., courses are electronics, Occupat.ional Work Experience (OWE), and Diversified Job Training (DJT). The students gave Mr. Gray a gift in appreciation of his taking time to speak to them . Bill Gray is a native of Paulding, and a graduate of the Career Academy of Broadcasting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He worked at the Jackson radio station before he came to WJEH, Gallipolis, in 1967. Later he joined the arn'ly and was stationed in Germany . After his discharge in 1970, Mr. Gray came back to WJEH and was named Sports Director. In 1971, he became manager of the FM station, WYPC; then in the fall of 1978, he succeeded the late Bill' Miller to his present position at w JEHWYPC. announced Opa l Cas to "nd C:rue:.;er. Doris . Happy Birthday; Dear Snoopy -. • • ,. worries, the cares of daily By Barry Renfrew living. Charlie BroWQ, says Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) - It Schultz, "defines for us the began as .a childhood dream, feelings we aU have." Schultz 88 a dream that millions have· says he is always bafned by now shared for 30 years. people who ask him what his SALE "When I was · about 6 years philosophy is. "I'm not tryiilg to teach or old, I found out you could ~omplele With make a living as a cartoonist tell something," he says; Tools ' and from tl!at point, 1"ell, " just trying to make people everything seemed clear," laugh." e"lt Beats, As It Sweeps. Making people laugh day says Charles Schultz, creator As It Clee~ns" of Peanuts, the must popular after day, year after year, • Instant Rug Adjustment across 11,000 strips, hasn't comicstrip of our time. CBS airs ·"Happy Birthday, been easy, Schult:!' admits • Edge Cleaning Suction ~-~ qariie Brown," an hour-long that the strip rarely leaves Power ammated special Friday his mind. evening at 8 EST. Th e program celebrates the beginning of the 30th year of lhe adventures and misadHI CLUB ventures of that little roundThe Meigs County headed kid, and the start of Shepherd 4-H Club will hold his 15th year on television. its organizational meeting at Phyllis George,, ~ fonner 7:30 p.m. Monday at the The bes·t way to care for carpet is a Miss America and sports Meigs County Extension Hoover Convert able Cleaner . broadcaster, is host for tqe Service office. Election of prog ram. She talks with officers will be held. Anyone Schultz aboul his life and art interested in joining is invited while reviewing highlights of to attend the .Jlleeting, Middleport, o. past Peanuts specials. Advisor Nick Leonard . The Peanuts characters reporl.'l. are caught in some of their fipest and, of course, most hilarious moments. There is Snoopy as the World War I flying ace and the Wimbledon tennis pro; Schroder and his piano; Linus with his blanket; the baseball team, _,.t. ,.,...ft/) and Charlie Brown, never .,... PROVIDES quite sure of what it's all ·about, yet somehow THE TRAINING YOU NEED managing to get by. FOR THE BUSINESS WORLD The impact of Peanuts, which appears in 1,750 Months newspapers, ha s been Not Years Prepare You tremendous. 'It is read daily To Earn! · by 90 million people in the United States and 24 foreign countries. It has inspired a haif-a-dozen movies, · a . For Day Broa dway musical, whole Or Evening Classes shelves of books and a flood of Peanuts toys, jewelry, CAL~(614)446~367 clothes, lunchpails, furniture and anything else you care to • NOW ENROLi.ir».._. mention . FOR NEW TERM Yet for all his success and fame, Schultz says he hasn't f 11nd 12 months ,('arHr Protrams and 11 changed much. As he and mDfttM AuGCfllfl · ~rH In ' Specl•llud Buain•n Provratr~t. Miss George show us around I Snoopy Place in Santa Jr. Accounting .Business Administration · Monica, Calif, headquarters General Office Execulive Secretary of the worldwide Peanuts Secretary empire, we sense a sensitive, Sl ..... 75-12-04711 thoughtful, almost shy man. A man who has spent his life ALLIPOLIS H~ME--------i studying human nature and then brilliantly catching its BUSINESS PtiON E___...<ZIP'----~ frailitie s and charms in COLLEGE Peanuts. ADDRSSS------~ To Schultz and many of his readers, Charlie Brown symbolizes the common man and . his problems and $68 BAKER FURNITURE ___ .... - .c_~~"~r..~ I GB C "''-t",.'%t I I INQUIRE NOW: I I I G I · HOUSE TRAILER OWNER'S TAX PAYMENT CHARGE Revised Code S e cti~ns 4503 .06 and 4503 .061 as am en ded by Sub . H.B. No. 330 and Eff eclive August 26 , 1969 COMPUTED AND (Qur<l'f Awd i1:11 b y m ult i pl~i ~g t ... l' "' lf'n Cib l" -.o l11 t o! the 'hou~e tr o olf'r by t hr: ,,,. ra' f cl't If><! l tuoong ASSESSED BY - yt!tH 3 d i\!r irl •n wh,, h 1h11 h au 1r: :rai lf' r ho1 rl1 • il ul H•l' M oNI!w ~• if !hi' .m i,im um !CJJ ol th •r l y · 1•~ m m r~u"' leu ,, d l?llnn "a pp licob le to u S36 00 per ho u1.r: !ra iler net l e~c nl• ,d in 1l1 i1 U CI Ie on rllr: f. ru dey :- f Jci!I UtHY rhr: tu >~ ,, Or:tr:rrn in r:d hy n•ultiply •ro g t h r~te d ollut~ b y t he 1'\umb~ l" ' o f f u ll m ::. rr h, am., inl ng to the lollo.•• ;n!J :h •tly · ii,,t · f D ecr:rnb~:r Count} Trcols ur<' r•\ Ol h c:: c . Court H o u~( PAYABLE AT - TAX DUE AND PAYABLE- When • ho11 se l ri ilu ~ u • si hn in th is · 1t.ate , •s prov id ed in thi• ~ r:c t io n , "" tkr: 1st d•y of J , nu•ry ttl e f~ll Jmo\lnl of !he p ro ut• I•• is d ur: 1nd pily~ble- on 01 before thr: Jl tt d•} of hnuuy When t ho11se tr•iler •cq~o~ires • ti ha in tki, stJte u prcY ided ir~ th •\ u•(t io n , •ft•n 1hr: fh st d•y of JJ n111ry Jnd on or prior to thre Jlst d•r of Dr: ctmber, til e fu ll "mou"t of the pro tt iJ '•• it due Jnd pJ y;~ ble immediately 11pon the e~~tp ira t i on of .a 30 d•y period c:ommen t i,ng with the dtte thre si hn is le q uire~ . ' PENALTY -- It th e paym e nt of th e tu is nat mad e os pro vid('d o bo·t..-: o penal t y of ~iv c d ol lar s o r tc " . p c u :c nt of th e t ou~ 1 du e, whid• cve r i~ greater. s hal l be 1m posed an d c ollec::tcd in tr dd ition to th e · tc• du e a nd owi ng . DELINQUENT WITH QUALITY " . 'ELECTRIC SPACE HEATERS GOOD ASSORTMENT FROM . Hours Weekdays 7:30-5:00 P.M. Sal. 7 :JOI;J4 :00 P.M. • be Attendin g tht• meeting be!-iitles those named wen! 11111'1'. ' BAUM TRUE VALU . CHESTER, Q. •• Pl;u·p ·· will I I Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rule , Detroit, Mich. were the holiday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Kerns. Mrs. Rule, the former Joyce Kerns, remained for a two week visit At the family holiday celebration were the Rules, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Well (Judy Kerns ) and daughers, Amanda and Jody,. Middleport, and Mrs. Beatrice Robson, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gress, Pat Gl'ess, ColumbuS, and Mrs. Dorothy Roller spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gress. Mrs. Alma Cartwright of Ravenna is here for a vi sit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank · Powers. . ' 1 Middleport I i Personal Notes· S2495 · TO $3995 99 MILL ST .,l __ important as correct punctuation .and grammar usage. These include cleanliness and neatness in appearance, punctuality, consideration of one's boss, friends who won't pull one down, and enouldl nexibility to trY to get along with others of all ages. The classes, taught by Verna Evans, are composed of Students' from three of the vocational courses offered at the high schooL These three Awaken Ia the ring of this elegant clock with diamond-cut case design and regal Roman dial. Choose it in gleaming gold or silvertone finish. 6V."high. Key-wound movement A beautiful. and practical gilt $32.95 · BETWEEN 8 AM AND 5 PM BOOK STORE DEAR HELEN. _ In a recent column you advised H.H. whose. friend is a homosexual to have him seek professional counseling. That's !me, but.you also added that he must accept it if he doesn't have the will to change. Would you advise a thief ·Of a murderer to accept his sins if he doesn't want to change fgr the better? The Bible says homosexuality is a sin!- C.C. · · DEAR C. : Sorry, I can 't correlate consenting homosexuality with crimes that create victims. Even Anita Bryant wouldn't go this far! -H. ALARM CLOCK THE DAILY SENTINEL MIDDLEPORT .~ I've been having an affair with a maft'ied man. But it's now a miserable mess. He wants to divorce his wife and marry me. I might have once loved him well enough to take a chance, but no more! I really feel guilty and wish he'd go back with his wife. But he makes,me feel guilty for not awreciating how much he's willing to give up for me. What to do? - NEVER AGAIN! DEARN.A.: · Tell him you'd never marry a man who cheats on his wife. Just before you say ''Good-bye!"- H. BOUTIQUE o. ON ·::: Bill Gray speaks to English ckzsses A BEAUTIFUL WAY TO START THE DAY BULOVA NEWSPAPER CARRIERS WANTED FOR .POMEROY I & MIDDLEPORT, 0. AREA PH •.992-2156 RELIGIOUS MUSIC US. • . 6y Helen Hottel:! WHENYOUPUTTHISGANDERpoWN DEAR HELE~~'LL J{NOW TilE GAME IS UP! . HOUDA Y GUESTS Holiday •dinn er guests of Mrs. Marjorie Goett included Eric Hart, Lester Hart, Ger- , \rude Mitchell, Mrs. Mary Braley and ' sons, Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Powell. • { Seed ~nd f!\illi'ng HEA'DOUARTERS PARTY HELD A New Year's Eve party was held by the Laurel Cliff Free· Methodi st Chu rch reeenily at the Grange hall on lh e Rock Sp ring s fairgrounds. Seventy-four enjoyed a potluck dinner, group singing, CJnd special muSic. :~~ ~ ·... - ' dlo l's· f'luh will nwt'l un .Jitrl. 10 witll M;u'f'i;t Kell(•r etnd Ourothy Myprs as hostl'SHt's. . :~;~: He·Ien Help : : ~ , , ' - .' irtstallation highlights Chester Council Keller, ~ssod a le vit•e l'OUIIeil<•r : .Iulie Ro.,., ass<K'iah• i·mmdlor · Marv. H11ves . ' vice <'mlncilor: C harl ott~ Gra11t '_ America. asstK•ialc j1miur past t'oun~ Elizabeth Hayes' deputy eilor. state councilor, instaiicd Pianist for the meetin~ was Mary K. Holter, represen- Keith ·A$hl ey . Charl otte · l»tive tn Sta_te Council; Grant. associate coun<.'ilor, Carolyn Holley, outside sen- presided at the meeting atline! ; Emma Ashley , inside tended by 16 members. It was sentinel; Eth,el Orr , r<•purted that Alta Ballard is treasurer: Marcia Keller, a patient at St. .Joseph trustee : Dorothy Ritchie, · Hospital , Parkersburg, and a ssis tant · re co rding thatOor<ithyLawsonis ill. sel'retary ; Margaret Tuttle, The auditing report was recording secretary ; Inzy read by F:rma ·cJeiand and Newell, warden ; Marcia accepted. The Past Coun~j~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ::::::~~r: • •RELIGIOUS BOOKS .S.:TRACK .C:ASSmE •RECORDS •SHED MUS.IC . CHESTER- Insl.;liiation of offit•ers high!ig~ted the Tuesd<Jy night meeting of Chcslt·r Council 32.1, · Daughters of TOP SELLING . Offic~r · .IIPIIPAJID BIRD FEEDER . . 985-3301 TAXES - RESPONSIBILITY OF HOUSE TRAILER OWNER- OPERATOR OF • A HOUSf TRAILER COURT - The Co unty Tre ..uurc1 in .tddit r o~ to .1ny other rtm e d .,. or011i d cd by l .,w +o r ' th'" co ll ~ct,on o t t ,n.cs .tnd penalties . ~ hJH cntorc'c: co llectio n o t s uch t',n cs .1n d J~ cru i! 1C S by c i'·' l .tction in ·ll'lt rJn oc of s vc h ftCHur~r a~.1 lns t the! own.u for the reCO\'CtY ot th e unp iid tucor; All o w ne r1 of houn trailen h •-.ing 1 'itu1 in t he St•t111 of Ohio li n d sub ject Ia the tu u pro•ti ded Jbo Ye MUST flgiuer Hl(h . tr1iler w nh t he Countv Aud itor on or pri1n to tlu do~te tloe lu is dut ~n d pJjl l b le • No peno" wh~ i1 the owner of • house .. il1ler. •nd who h . rr:q ~o~ ired to tr:gi, ter t ho,u'e t o~ i ler s h ~ l l f1 il to di1pby on 1he fran! of · suc: h tu 1ler t he t erti~ic.te or " Deul" in11ed ' bv lhe Co 11n1y lreuurer . Eve ry <Jp er <~ for o t for su c h purpose .1 h ouse troa ; ltr co urt o r pH k or C!\'Uy ownu of property u sed whtn th~ t e 1$ no opP.u tor 1.halt ~up • a registe r of all house tuilen whrch make uu: of the cciurt . p Ar k or property . HOWARD E. FRANK COUNTY AUDITOR MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO . '' • • �Church & Ollice Supplies GIFTS John F. Fultz, Mgr Pomeroy Nease • POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Umon and Mulberry Rev Clyde V, Hender so n & PHARMACY We Fill Doctors' mee•tng 7 JO p m Thursday M'.DOLEPORT PENTECOSTAl Th rrd A ve ihe Rev W1ll rom Kmt tel. pastor Ro nald Duga n Sun post9r Su nday schoc-l q 30 Pres(riptions 992·2955 Pomeroy ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Complete Automotive Se•vict KERMIT'S KORNER Ph. 99H101 TRINHY CH URCH Hev W H !.. ty Trau nQ HClto r ; 1 on I'Velrn~~doy " !l'ernn pastor Bob Budo. Sunday WQr s hr p servrre 7 :m p m school svpl Church School q 15 • HA ZH COMMUNITV CHURCH a m worsh rp se..-vrce , 10 30om Neor l ong Bottom Ed-sel Hart. Chotr rehearsal TUesday 1 30 pastor Sunde~ school 10 am p rtl under dme·chon of Allee Church , 7 30 p m praye r NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Middleport Attend the Church ' of Your Choice This Sunday Pomeroy , Ohio These Messages Of Our R~ligious Heritage Are Sponsored Each Week By Th~ Following: day Sc hoo l Supt Clpsses for oil .EN r POMEROf·. A MORE DAYs. •• SAYS TES ' ' THEN NEED FLY BACK AND GET O N T HE OF RANKU~ ...J OB . •• w~- Pomeroy, Ohio ~ RIDENOUR SUPPLY o m Glen McClung, supt morn ages eve'11mg sen11ce 1 30 Br b le rng worshrp 10 30 am evenmg study Wednesdov 7 30 p m " sc r ... rce 7 30 mrd week sec•11ce youth servrces Fndoy 7 30 p m FURNITURE & HARDWARE We dnesday 7 30 p m MIOOLEPOHT FHHWILL 8AP Home lite Saws GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH TIST Corner Ash and Plu m Noel 32 6 E Mom Sl Pom eroy Th e Herrman po slor Saturday even ' Ph. 985 -3308 Ches ter Rev Robert B G ra 11es rector 109 serviCe 7 30 p m Sunday Sun day serv•ces 11 o m m ornm g School 10 30 a m ..,i • pr ayer (Hol y Commun 1on f~r st MEIGS Sunday of each month) and.:JSer COOPfRATIVE PARISH man Chu rch ch1.Hch school and Ml:THODIST CHURCH nursery core prov•ded Coff ee Hobe r t T Bumgarner hou r 1n pan sh house followtng Di rec tor th e serv1ce • POMEROY CLUSTfR SIIH-5-'rvjc!·i(CctssoriH Rev Jame s Corb,tt POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 220 E. Main SJ. 212 W Mo1n StJohn McArthur POMEROY wors h•p servn.:e Ph 949.9130 pa stor B1ble sc hool 9 30 am 9 15 om Sunday schoo l , 10,30 morn•n g wors h•p 10 30 om om Cho1r re hearsal Wednes Yo u *h mee t1ngs 6 30 p m e~o~en day 7 p ;;, Rev Robe rt M cGee mg worshtp 7 30 Wednesday m1n 1ste r n1ght prayer meetmg and B1ble ENHRPRISE Wo rsh1p 9 a m study 7 30 p m (hurd-, School 10 o m The Store THE S,A.lVATION ARMY 115 ROCK SPRINGS Wors h•p 10 WJthAHeart Bulternut Ave Pomeroy Envoy O:JTl Church School 9 1So m 510 N. 2na Ractne end Mrs Poy W• mng o ff1 cers tn UMYF 6 30 p m I Ph. 949·2626 c harge Sund ay hol• ness FLATWOOD S Wor ship 11 om meeftng 10 o m Sunday School Church School 10 o m 10 30 om Sunday schoo l leader MIDDLEPORT CL USTER 2 Conventen1 YPSM Elo1se Adorns 7 30 p m Rev Haberl Bumgarner Markets so lvolron meet1ng , v ar. ous HEATH Robert Bumgarner Nattonw1de Ins. Co. speakers and m us1c spect ols Pastor Wor sh•p 10 30 a m Thur sday 10 om . to 2 p m Church School 9 ~ 30 am UMYF b of Columbus, 0 . Lod• es Home league oil women p m 804 Main 1nv 1t e d 7 30 p m prayer meeting Rutland So lem Cen ter Charge 992-2318 Pomeroy ond Bible !:itudy Bob E!:itep RUTL'ANO Wdbur H1/t Pastor leader Rev Noel Herman Worsh •p 10 30 a m ( hurd\. School teacher 9 JO a m BURLINGTON SOU THERN BAP SALEM CE NTER Ch urch School TIST CHAPEL Route 1 Sha de9 45 a m worstup 9 a m Pa stor Bobb',' El ... +ns Su 11.1!ay SY~ACUSt: CLUSTER schoo l 5 p m Sunday worsfi-ip Rev Har vey Koch Jr ~ AS p Ill Wednesday pray er ser· ASBURY WorS hip 11 o m v•ce 7 30 p m • Ct'lurch School q 50 o m UMW POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH f1 r st Tu esday s'rble Stud y Thu rs OF CHRIST 200 W Mom Sr Jerry 7 JO p m Paul m1mster phone CW2 7666 FOREST RUN Wors hip 9 om Conser\lal 1ve non mslrumentol Church School 10 a m Sunday worsh 1p 10 om 81ble MINERSVIllE Wors h1p 10 am st udy 11 o m worsh 1p 6 p m Chti r ch School 9 o m Now Hollond Wedne!idoy Btble study 7 p m SYRACUSE Church School 9 00 OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN a m Worsh1p se r 111Ce 7 30 p m 1925101 CHURCH Rev Rol ph Sm11h SOUTHERN CLU STER I pas to r Sunday s~hoo l 9 30 a m Rev Dov •d Horn s Mrs Worley FranCIS supermten Clu ster l eader Nostalg1a, nostalgia. Everything that was dent Preoch 1ng serv1ces first 8. Rev Steven Wilson seems better than anything th~t is, to most of us. lh rrd Sunday s fo llo w •ng Sunday Floren ce Sm ilh We go for Tiffany lamps and Cu rn er a nd lves School H1 lton Wolle prints, and now it's "i n" to have a beard . 216 Second GRA HAM UNITED METHODIST A ss oc• otes BETHANY (Dorcas) Worsh tp Pre oc h1ng 9 30 o m first and se Pomeroy But we don't go all the way. co nd Sunda ys o f each mon th 9 00 om · Chu r ch School 10 00 992-3325 214 E. Main th rrd and fourth Sun days eocl1 om Why? Why doesn 't the present measure up? 992 Pomeroy month wo rsh1p servrce at 7 30 CARM H Chru ch Schoo l 9 30 Could it be we who are at fault , a t least partly .for p m Wednesday evenmgs at a m Wor sh1p 10 30 o m 2nd and .t th Sunda ys 7 30 P ra ~er a nd B1ble Study the buildup of pressures and the breakdown of SEVEN TH DA Y ADVENTIST APPLE GROVE Sunday School moral values today? Mu lberry He1ghts Rood Pomeroy q 30 am Wor sh•p 7 30 p m 1st Pa stor Albert D1ttes Sabbath 1t¥1d 3rd Sundays Preyer meetmg If we're gomg on a nosta lgia trip , let's take it Sc hool Supenn ten dent R110 ~dnesdoy 7 30 p m Fellowsh•p Groceries 461 S. Third, Middleport all the way Let's make the bi g discovery that Wh 1le Sabba th School $o tv rdov . ~~er f1rs t Saturday b p m UMW General Merchandise 992·2196 people made back in the old days which is JUSt afternoon ol 2 00 w1th Worsh1 p 2n dTUesdoy7 30p m Racme 949- 2550 ServiCe foll ow mg of 3 15 EAST LH AIH Cliru ch School q as valid now as it was then . RUTLA ND FIRST BA PTI ST om Worsh•p serviCe 10 om . . . th e Church . CHURCHSISler Ho rnell Prayer mee ttng 7 30 p m Worner Sup! Sunday School Wednesday UMW ftr st Tue sday Scriptures sstacted by The Arnertcan Bible Society 9 30 o m mornm g worshiP. 7 30 p m 10 45 om RACINE W~S L EYAN - Sunday Copynghl 1979 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wedne, day Thursday Fnday Saturday ~T HE HILAND CHAPEl Georg~ K hoo! 10 a m' worsh1 p 11 a m Ke~slilr Advert•s•ng SeiVIce Matthew John John John Ephesians Joh n Joh n Cas to pastor Sunday School Cho~r proctu:e Thu rsday il p m StraSburg Vnglnla 15:1-11 16 16·33 6 1-18 14•12-24 5 10-20 17 ·11 -26 11 1-44 9 30 Q m evening wors h1p , 7 30 LETART FAllS Church School Thursday evenmg prayer serv tce 10 o m Wor sh1p serv iCe q a m MORNING STAR Worsh1 p 9 30 7 30 p m FIRST BAPTI ST om Church School 10 30 a m POMEROY Dov1d Mann m1n1ster W ilham M1 d Week Serv1ce Wedn esday 8 Equipment Watson Sunday sc hool sup! Sun p m ' day sc hool 9 30 o m, murnmg M ORSE CHAPE l Wor:5hp I I Sales-Service worsh ip 10 30 a m a m Church School q 30 o m Ftre Extinguishers FIR ST SOUTHERN BAPTI~T 282 ,...._ PORTLAND Worsf'u p 7 30 p m 143 S. Third Fire Dept. Equip. Mu lberry Ave Pomeroy Po ur J Church School 9 30 am Rutland 742·rrn Wh 1te Pastor G o ry Basham Sun SUTTON Churc h School II 30 day school sup t Su nday school Wor sh•p I st and 3rd Sundays 9 30 o m mo rn1ng wotsh1p •• lO 30 a m 10 30 e11en m g worsh• p 6 30 pill ~ NORTHt:AST ClUSTER M1dweek prayer serv1ce 7 30 . Rev R1chord W Thomas Eat In or let us capture the story Pas to r p m Carr.YOut ol your Wedding. Duane Sydens tr1c ker M IDWAY COMMUNITY C~NTER Bakers of 126E . Main Dexter Rd l angsvil le Ohto ftev John W Dougla s Good Bread ._.,_ 981-4155 992-6304 Clyde Ferre ll Pastor Sunday Charl es Domtgan • Chester, Ohio 45720 11 a m Satur d a y Assoc •ote s School preachmg serv•cf!s 7 30 p m JOPPA Wo rs h•p '1 00 o m Wednesday e'\lemng 81bl e study Chu rch School 10 00 a m at 7 30 p m -~ CHESTER Wo rs hip 9 o m FAITH TA BERN AC LE CHURCH Chur ch Schoo l 10 a m B•bl e Ba•ley Run Road Rev Em mett Study Wednesday s 7 30 p m Rawson pasto r Handl ey Dunn (Com mun•on h r st Sunday each sup! Sunday sc ho ol 10 a m Sun month ) day evemng se rv1ce 7 30 81b le ;. ~ONG BOTTOM Sun day School teachlng 7 30 p m Thursday .,..9t '1 30 o m Ev!:'n1ng Wor~ h1p ot DYESV 1ll E COMM UNITJ_~. 1. 30 pm Thursday Bble Study • Shuler pa stor Sunday schoo l scrv•ce H p m Pre och•ng 8 30 day 7 JO p rn NAZARENI: Rev ll oy d D Grrmm CHURCH Roge r C Turner pa stor .~tft' 7 30 p m Cou r t Sis th~rd !Ioc r over El k1 ns Sundoy sch ool 10 o m p m M1dweek Prayer meel 1ng <J :JO o m Churc11 serv •ce 7 p m R~ORGA NI ZEO CHURCH OF Jr pa stor SLindoy school 9 30 l•ghthouse Restau r ant 11 evenmg Sunday sc hool 9 30 am Sunday REEDSVIlLE Sunday School9 30 Henry mormng worsh1p Wedn es day 7 p m Ray Adam s yo uth mee tmg b p m ruesdoy a. JESUS CHRIST OF l ATTtR DAY om wQr sh•p serv 1t:e 10 30om Thursday mornmg worsh ip 10 30 Sunday Mornmg Wor sh1p 10 30om Cook pastor Sunday schoo l 10 worsh1 p , 7 30 p m lay lead er ble Study 7 p m SAINTS Po rt land f.! acme Rood Broadca st lr11e over WMPO yo ung o m mormng wo rship 11 o m eventng 8tble study and pr'oye r even1 ng serv• ce 7 30 . Ev~ n1ng Worshp 7 30 p m B•ble CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST RACINE CHUR CH Of THt:: W•ll1om Ro ush pastor Phyll 1s peoples serviCe 7 p m meet 1ng 7 30 p m Aff1l1aled w1th ~ IDDLEP OR T Study Wedn es days at7 30 p m evenmg servrce 7 30 Wednes l ocated ot Ru!la nd on New l 1mo Stobart Sunday School Sup! Sun bongehstiC serv 1c e 7 30 p m MIDDL EPORT CHURCH 0~ ALFRED Sunday Sc hoo l at q 45 NAZARfNE J.l ev Joh n A Co ff 5 BC day ev e nmg service 7 30 In Hood next lo Forest Ac re Po r k man , pastor Fronkl1 n Imboden day Sc hool 9.~30.a m Morn.ng Wednesday ser vtce 7 30 p m BRADFORD CHUR CH OF CHR IST IN CHRISTIAN UNIO N o m Morn1ng Worsh1p ol 11 o m terdeno mmot1onal full gospel Re11 Roy Rouse , pa sto r Robe rt worsh1p 10 30 am Sunday MASON COUNTY CHf'IST ·- Gobn el Mroz pastor lawrence Manley pastor M rs Wedn es day N1ght Pray er ch o~rmon o l th e Boord of Chn s RUTLAND CHURCH 0F GO O lio n l1f e Sunday Schoo l 9 30 Musser Sunday School supt Sun evemng se r v1ce 7 p m Wedn es fiRST SOUTHERN BAPTIS T Co r Ru ssell Young Sunday School Mee t mg 7 JO p m Pastor D~nn t s Boles Sunday Sun da y school, '1 30 om morn om morntng w o r sh1p 10 30 doy ~ c hool 10 30 a m warsh•p day evenrng prayer setv•ces 7 30 ner o f Second and Anderson •ng churc h 10 30 a m Jumor School 10 a m wors htp serv1ce Sup! Sunday School 9 30 am ST PAUl (Tupper s Plo1ns ) p m Mo so n Pas tor Fronk Low th er Eve nm g wo rs h1 p 7 30 Wed nes Sunday School 9 00 om Mor nrng Sunday even1ng worsh1p 7 30 7 ~0 p m B1h le Study Wednes 11 30 am and 7 30 p ni Prayer ch urch program under dtrecllon doy ~ 7 30 p m Saturday n1ght !:IETHLEHI:M BAPTIST Rev t::arl Sunday school 9 45 om war o f Koren 'Mroz for c htldren 2· 10 meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m day prayer meet•ng 7 30 p mW orsh tp at 10 00 o m M onday p m Pray e r mee11ng Wedn es doy 7 30 p m prayer se rvtce 7 30 p m Shuler pa sto r ~t~or s h1 p serv 1ce sht p se rv1ce I 1 o m and 7 30 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO N1g ht Bibl e Study 7 30 p m RU TL AND APOSTOLIC CHURCH dun ng regular church hour m HEMLOCK GROVI:: CHRISTIAN RACINE FIR ST BAPTIS T Don L ~30om Sun day schoo l 10 30 p m W eekly B1ble St udy Ro c1 ne .- Rev W H Ly ... tns Un1ted Method 1st Women seco nd OF JESUS CHRIST Elder James church basement Sunday even· J.logcr Watso11 pa s tor Kenne th a n1 !:l•ble Stud y and proyer ser Wednesday 7 3DP m •n g serv~c:e 7 p m , Wednesday po ste r Morn1ng wo rship <I ,-45 W•tlne sdoy of each month 1 JO Wa lker Pastor Ro nn• e Salser Mtller B•ble study Wednesday Sunday sc hoo l sup ! Sunday lly er Sup d ay schoo l sup ! Mor n viCe Thursd ay 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST se r v1ce l 30 p m 7 30 p m Sunday School 10 o m o m Sunday school 10 45 o m " p m sc hool 9 ]0 o l\1 mornmg wor rng wo r shi p tJ 30 a m Sun CAIUETO N CHUR CH K1ng sbu ry M1ll er St Maso n W Va Aur rce Sun day n•ght serv1c e 7 30 p m JUBILEE CH RI STI AN CE NTER evenr ng wo rsh1p 7 Tuesday 7 301¥. SOUTH BETHEL (S il ve r R1dge) evemng Rood Gory K~ng pastor Sunday MICk pastor Sunday B1ble Study p m lod •es pr ayer m eet1ng 1~-~ndoy Sc hoo l 9 00 am Morn tng sh •p 10 dO a m Sunday evemng day5choo l 10 30 om PO MH OV WESLEYAN Georges Creek Ro od Church s e~<,• ce 7 30 Wednes day B1bl e sc hool 9 30 o m worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday even ~olph Carl 10 a m Worsh•p I I a m and 7 HO llN ESS sc hoo l 9 30 o m mormng war Wednesday , 7 30pm YPE W ps h1 p lOOOo m Wedn esdayS• Hoff1sonv1 lle Rood Study 7 30 p m •ng B1 ble st udy 7 JO super~nt en dent even 1ng worshtp p m Btbl e Study Wednesday 7 Dewey K1ng MIDDl EPORT FIRST BAPTI ST b ~ Study 7 30 p m pa stor Ed1son sh tp 10 30 even1ng serviCe 7 DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev R MT UNION BAPTIST Don 7 30 p m Prayer meeting p m Voca l mJJstc p m Prayer meel•n g W ednesday Corner S1xth and Palmer the Re11 TUPPERS PlAIN S Worsh1p q Wea ver oss •stant Hen ry Eb lm 0 Brown pastor Sunday School Wd s on Sunday sc hool Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON ASSEM BlY OF GOD Mark McC lung Sunday sc: hool ~ a m Churc h Schooi i O a m Jr Sunday school supt Sunday 7p m mornmg wors t11p s uper~ntenden l Sunday sc hool 9 30 om LONG BOTTOM CHRIST I AN Duddtng Lone Mason W Vo ST PAUL LU THERAN CHURCH 9 15 o m Don Wtlson _' .• KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST ser school 9 30 om morn1ng wor 9 ~5 o m evenmg worsh1p 7 30 Bruce Sm •th 10 45 yo uth se rv• ce 6 45 p rn pastor Wa llace Ches te r Tennant Pas tor Sunday sh• p 11 om Su nday evemng ser Cor n er of Sycam ore and Second supennlendenl l acy Barton .,;~:.tJces each Sunday 9 30 o m 7 30 p rn p m Pray er meeting , 7 30 p m Damewood Supt B1 ble School Schoo l 9 45 a m Child r en s v1ce 7 30 prayer meelm g Thu rs Sts Pomeroy The Rev W1lham osst sup! Mormng Wo r sh1p g.eorge P1ckens pa stor w1th evemnQ worsh•p WednC sdoy 'i 30 am Preochmg serv 1ce , ChurCh 6 45 p m Young People's doy 7 30p m M1ddtesworth Pa stor Sunday 10 15om Youth meeting, 6 p m , ltf'eachmg on f1 rs t and th 1rd Sun ' prayer and pro1 se Wedne!>d oy TUPPERS PlAINS CHRISTIAN 10 45 a m No evenll)g serv1ce 1:30pm • ServiCe bAS p m Evangeltsllc even1ng worship, 7 30 p m d o y o f mon th Oliver Swo tn Sup! SVRACUS' FIRST CHURCH OF School ot 9 4S a m end Church CHURCH Eugene Underwood SIL VER RUN FREE BAPTI ST Rev Serv1ces 11 a m HYSEll RU N FREE METHODIST Se'l'v tce 7 30 p m Women s M1s Wednesday n1ght Btble study and • HOBSON CHRI ST IAN UNION GOD No1 Pentecos tal Rev pasto r Howard Co ldwell Jr CHURC H Re v Herber t Ad~ng stonory Counc:~ l 10 om ft rst and George Oiler pa stor Worsh1p SACRED HEART , • Rev Father Re v Ker th Ebl •n pasto r Sunday Mor vm Mork•n pa stor Steve L•t prayer serv 1ce 7. 30 p m tie Sunday school sup! Sunday Sunday School Supt Sunday pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m th ~rd Tuesdays Prayer and B1bl e se rviCe Sunday 9 .45 o m Paul D 'YYe lton , pester Phone M1d School 9 30 a m CHURCH OF CHRIST Sun 1 l eona rd sc hool 10 o m mornmg vvor Schoo l 9 30 o m Mornmg Ser Mornmg se rv1ce , 10 30 a m , Study Wednesday 7 30 p m 992 2825 Sat urday evenmg Mo ss d lepor t 5th and Motn George G1lmore hrs t elder e~o~en.ng ser doy school 11 a m worsh1p ser HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST v1ce 7 30 p m Thursday prayer 7 30 Sunday Moss 8 a nd I 0 o m Gloze m~n•s l er , M•ke Gerlach v1ce 7 30p m W ednesday prayer sh•p 11 om Sundoy even 1ng mon 10 30 am Sunday ellen •ng Evongehs ttc servtce 7 p m Prayer wors h1p 7 30 Pray er mee ting ~ f?JVI C€' 7 p 111 and pra• se servtce Thu r:5doy l IN CHRISTIAN UNION The' Rev Con fess ton Sotu,day 7 7 30 p m supe nntendenl Terr~ Yankey m eetmg 7 30 p m m~et1rig 7 30 p m LETART FAll S U NITED p m Wilha m Campbell pastor Sun day V ICTORY BAPTI ST -· On th e yooth mln1ster Btble school , 9 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH ond 81bl e study Thur sday 7 30 MT HERMON Umted Brethren B~HHREN Rev Freeland Nom s p m yout h serviCe b p m Sun FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION o t School 9 30 a m . Jam es Hughes Route 7 bypass James E Keesee o m mornmg w:orsh1 p 10 30 OF CHJ.! IST Duane Word en Church Sunday School 9 30 o m pasto r Floyd Nom s ~ upt Sunday Bold Knob day Rev la wren ce sup! evenm g serv 1ce 7 30 p m -Worship servtce pasto r Sunday sc h ool 10 a m evernng wo rsh1p 7 30 •&.• ster B1 ble class 9 30 a m o m 10 45 o,m CHESHR CHURCH OF GOO schoo l 9 30 o m mornmg ser G luesencqmp Sr pastor Roger Wed nes d ay eve mn g prayer Preochmg servtces e11ery Sunday mormng Worsh•p , 11 a m even rrlQrmng wor sh1p 10 30 o m p rayer se rv1ce 7 p m W ed nes man I 0 30 o m PrQy e r serviCe Re11 Oonny R Coo k pastor SuO Willford Sr Sunday schoo l st.Jp l meetmg 7 30 p m Youth pra yer alt ernotmg wtlh C E, Wednesday mg servtce , 7 doy eventng worship 6 30 p m day ~choo l 9 :JO o m wor shrp Wednesday 7 ~0 p m Sunday sc hool 9 30 o evemng ~e rvt ce each Tuesday TRINITY Chm t1on Assembly MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE · Wednesday B1ble study b 30 p m prayer meel1ng 1 .30 p m Rev :, erv11ce I I a m evenr ng serv1c:.:e CHESTER CHURC H 0 1 THE worshtp 7 30 pm Prayer FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURC H Gilbert Spencer NAZARENE Rev J1m Broome, N EW STIVERSV ILLE COMMUNI J~om es Leach pastor Dov1d Coo l v1ll e 7 00 youth se rv1ce Wednesday NAZARE N E, Rev Herbert Gro te meet+ng Wednesday 7 30 p m l etart , W Vo Rt 1 Rev Chorle.s Holt er , loy leader pa!tor Sunday school 9 30 o m pastor B1ll Whtte , Sundoy !iChool TY Chu rch Su nday School ser \ pastor Worsh1 p serv iC e 11 am .. Youth mee tm g Su nday 5 30 p m Hargraves pastor Worsh tp ser supt Sunday school 9 3D o m : ~· "'lofe 9 45 o m ""Worship se1111Ce ' 700pm JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES , 1 m1le m o rni ng worstup 11 a m Sunday lANG SV Il lE 5\ C HRI STIAN and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday w1 th Don ond Martha Meadows m vtces 9 30 om Sunday schoo l 7 30 p .m , 'rnorn1ng worsh 1p 10 30 a m , -... tO 30, tvongel• st•c Serv1 ce 7 30 east of Rutland , JUnCtion of Route.. evening servke , School 9 30om R1( ho rd Borton charge 11 o m e11emng wo rsh 1p 7 30 l 24 and Nobl e Summtt Rood (T midweek prayer se.-v•ce Wednes ., Sundo~ evonge lt sltc meetmg p m Wednesday P.roy e r CHURCH Robert Musser pa s tor Sundoy sc hool 9 30 a m Roy supt Prayer meetmg Wednes WHITE'S CHA PEL Coo l v tll ~ RO p r:n Tuesday co ttage pr ayer 174) Sunday 81ble l ec ture 9 30 day 730pm 7 00 p m Prayer me~ttn g meet •ng 7 30 day 7 30 p m S•gmon sup! mor n1ng wo rs hrp Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sund ay meeti ng end B1ble study , 9 30 o MOUN T Ohve Community Wednesday , 7 p m ZION CHURCH ('IF CHRIST Watch! owe r study , 10 30 CfiURC H OF sc hool9 30om worsh1p !lei"...,. I(~ am Worsh1p servtce .Wednes 10 30 Sunday eve n 1119 se r v 1 c.:~ · BRADFORD UNITED PRES B YTERIAN Pomeroy Ha r r isonville Rd am ; Tuesda y 81bl e study 7 and Churc h low renctt Bush po:51or CHRIST Gobnel Mzr S, pastor Bt tO 30 a m B1bl e study and prayer dey , 1 30 p m M IN ISTRY OF MEIGS COUNT Y, Ro be rt Pu r te ll pa st or Bd l 7 30, m1d wee.,_ ser v tce Wedn es 8 l S p m Thu rsday 1heocrohc Bettte P•gott Sunday school sup! blc Sunday Schaol9 30 a m , ma r doy 7p m , fHv•te Wedn esday 7 30p rn CAtVARY BIBlE CHURCH now sch oo l , 7 30 p m Dw•ght L Zavth: d~rector McElroy Sunday school sup! Sun se rvtce Sunday Sc hool end morning wor · Sunday SYRACUSE CHURC H OF THE mng church 10 30 o m NUTLAND loca ted 9n Pomeroy P1ke Coun ty meetmg , 8 30 p m sh1p q 30 a m Sunday .evening H A R R I S 0 N V I L l ~ t day school 9 30 o m , mornmg Re v Dole Bo ss c enmg scrv tce 7 00 p 1n . RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Rand 25 near Flatwoods Rev RUTLAND FREEWill BAPTIST serviCe 7 p m Youth meeting PRESBY TERIA N Rev ~ Erne st worst'11p ond comm un1an 10 30 NAlARENt: Bob M oorr> Sunda y Wednesday serv1ce 7 30 p m larry Coleman pos1or Co· Sun Bl ock wood pastor ServiCes on Chu rch - leland Holey pastor a nd 81ble study Wed nesday. 7 St r~do:!~n pastor. Sunday church a ,m Sunday worsh •p serv tce 7 poste r lAUREl CliFF FREE METHODIST day SC .. ""I su pts , Sam McK1nney Sund ay ot 1030 o m and 7 30 Sunday schoo l 10 o m even1ng p m sc hool ~ 30 o m , Mrs Homer p m Wednesda y eventng prayer Schoo l supt Sundoy "C hoo l 9 30 am mornmg wo r sh1p 10 d5 CHURCH Rev Flovd f.= Shook and Hero fll •tt Son day sc hool and p m wi th Sunday sc hool 9 30 se rvi ce FAITH BAPTIST Church Mason, 7 30 p m ~roy e r Lee supt mornmg worsh1p me-eting ~Jnd Bible study 7 p m am evongel•stiC serv tre 7 p m pastor lloyd Wn~ht Sunday corr>rnllnton 9 30 om Wors h1p o m Sible study Wedne~day mee t ot Umted Stee l Workers 10 30 ST JOHN LUTtlE RAN CHURCH meetmg , Wednesday 7 30 p m proyer School Sup! Morn l1"1g Warshtp nn d "'IITlu n1on , l 'l 30a m 7 30 p m Ra1lro ad Street , Un1on Hall CHURCH OF GOO of Prophecy MIDDLEPORT Sunday school. Ptne Grove The Rev W•ll•om W~dne s: doy serviCes r, :JO a m Sunday School 10 10 N ozo r ~ ne RUTLAND ·n MM UNITV ·IND oPE ND , NT HOLINE SS located on th e 0 J. Wh1te Rood Moson Poster Rev . Joy Mitchell . 9 30 o m , R•chard Vaughan supt ·, ~lddleS YfOrth Pas tor Church ond pr'o1 se l p m Dc tly pro yt"r o m W e rlne sdoy Pray •l r o11d Bl CHURCH .Amos T.tl •s pastor CHURCH INC Pe nrl St Mtd off h1ghwoy 1bO Sunday School Mormng worsh•p 9 : .45 om , Sun· Mornmg worsh 1p 10 30 .,. ~ ._.J!Vtces q 30 a r1) Sunday School ynuth 7 p m m r>f'tmg H '10 o m MP.n S prnye r ble Study 7 30 p "" • Sunday evPn · Donny Ti lli s Sund ay Schoo l Sup t dl~port Rev 0 Dell Man~ey 1U a m Superintendent John doy Schoo l 10 30 o m Prayer SYRACUSE Mornmg wors~ 9 , ~. ~~0 o m • ing wor sh •p! 10 p m Cho1r flrac :,undoy ' Srhool 9 30 am wor pa stor Sonny Hudson Sunday Loveday Flr5 t Wednesday n1ght ~~Weetl n Q Wednesday , 7 30 p m . am , Sunday school 10om Mrs, ~ - BRA DBURY CHU RCH Of •JlC'e l•n g Snh1 1rlny 7 p m ' FD~N UNHI 0 fH~!:T HPH J tN h ell Thursday 1 p rn sh1p !>e rv~rf'J I I am Suncioy ~Choo l supt ~unday school, 9 30 o f month CPMA sF!r~o~ICes second FOREST RUN BAPTIST - Rev. Samp son Hall supt , .CHRIST Mr Do nald Roley pasto r 1)1 XTfR CHURC:H OF CIIRtST C\••n•pg !>erv•c:e 7 p m Prny f'r C1 m evemng worsh1p 130 p tn Wed nesday WM B m eeting lh1td Nyle Borden pastor Cornehus Sundny sc hool 9 30 am war · CHRI ST EldL<n 11 Ulnl<"' rl " •r •r RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD t•l CI"Iing Wc dne sdnv 7 p m !'roye r and pro•se serv1ce Bunch. s.uper lntendent Sunday through f.flh you th serv•ce Rev Bobby Porter pas tor Sun sh11" serv•ce 10 30 o m Sundny ~un<ioy School 10 om Hobert Charles Hussell Sr , rnm1 ster Rm.!• ~ upt Mornmg ~ Nm o n 11 f1 1rk MocornbPr !> up ! ~~~ rdoy WMPO RnrllfJ hrondr mt Suncloy Wednesday 7 30 p m ~choo t 9 30 o m .. second and George Croyle pastor day school 10 a m , Sunday war service~ 7 p rn youth Qroup n m ') unrloy n • ~hl se r v 1 c e~ (hr• S <,r hool 'I 30 o m Wor~ h t p sf'r nl C'•n'nC1 I J'j ' THE P E O~LE S CH URCH OF HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - - 570 fourth Sunday s wor!lhtp service "lt sh1p , 11 o m , Sunday evf!n1ng Wednesday l p m • 1 ll l(f' 10 lOam ij iblt"S ' •"'t' T1111 fi' UlLAHll ( 1HlfU"Il, •"11 T••: POMHH'W [ orncr ' Mmn a!ld Grant St M•ddlepC'lrt Rev. Bobby 2 30p m r IOfl Encll'nvnr I 30 r In Jr"'ng serv1ce l p m , Wednesdcr; Fam 1 ~ • ANTIQUITY BAPTIST R~" ~. Big Discovery KNOW vnr , _ , TOO WELL. YOU BUT I I HAVE VACA"t iON T IME AND ACCRUED LEAVE TAKE CAPTAIN EASY VA MEAN MAKO'!> PAL DIDN'T SUP:· VIVE THE k:::-=---=:---- -:1 '1birlpooi SHARK ArtAcl<. APPLIANCE II A~ A$, '-10 l Me 9 WM TR Y1Ni9 TO l FIGHT OFF THE MON5TER WITH A80AT HOOK- ' ~U T THE GHARK 9r-!APPEP IT LIKE "T".•.THE !J IT W!IJG CAPTAIN A MATCHSriCI< AND THE POOR. CHAP MAKO'S TURN~ WEiNT OVERBOARD TO HIS DOOM!,, ,. HE HAD ONE WEAPON LeFT TO FIGHT WITH- NAMEOL'>: THE GOL{)t:A/ V ..• AOOED TO W HI CH, MAKOS TILLEOR DIDN' T LAST ANY LONGER THA!J HI!> PARTNER·s THE BOAT WAS STOVE IN AND 5H IPPitJS BOAT HOOK-· AN D BULLETS WEP:E WATER FAST' USEL-ESS ASAINST SUCH A . $TATl/ETTE.'" MONSTEOI<. ~ ~ RACINE FOOD MARKET P.). PAULEY, AGENT Midway Market Bob's Market w. Fultoo-Thompson Tractor Sales, Inc. GElTI~' DAYLIGHT ··· BETTER TJE UP HERE .. , NICE SEC LUD ~ D 5POT~ ·- 11M E TO fAT AND S~EEP·· VIRGIL B. Reuter-Brogan Insurance Services HEY ' \11/HA'T ? OH OH' MfA H lOO~tN' KIDS HEADI N THI S WAY, fH:? YLP' YOU DOH l MI SS 'A nmfG ·· C M ON Lt I 'S " HO VE OFF YOU'VE BITTEN A FE W PEOPLE 8U1 ONLY TH' KIND O i GUYS WHO HAD A BITE. CO ~IN ' ,~. '(EP .. THI S SURE 15 TH ' LIFE ,., SUT I 'D GE T AWFUl S!CK 0' DOIN IT FOR VERY L()N(i ··· OR IN BAD W<ATHER. ••• EH, SANDY 'i' TEAFORD SR. mo WAID CROSS SONS STORE . Dan Thompson Ford, Inc. ..... ..... A q,fT'I MIKE SWIGER STATE FARM INSURANCE Ken Grover Photography Attend The Church Qf Your Choice • Well,not this 4ear~ should put off the OWl Attend The Church of Your· Choice This Sunday \'J Walt. ma4be we The radio The radio is is prediCtinq alwaljs wronq' __,,..,. .-J',snow, Walt! It'l l probabll! Were qo1nq ,f I ha ,~< carrLJ m4seH out 1, tnp' no reason we can't leave BROWN'S 1nthe morninq~J~~~~\ ~ FIRE & SAFETY This Sunday PIZZA SHACK MARK V STORE Middleport WINNIE NO, NOS,6N OFA HUMAN Attend The Church OElNG. ARE 'IOU SliRt I'M ..•I 'M NOT SURE OF ~N'/lHINe ANYMORE .. ~UT I MUST KEEP HE'50N1H I5 ISLAND? ON LOOKING! of Your Choice This Sunday • • _, .. ,! <trn .... ' •• • ,. • The Alamnac United Press IntenJatlunul Today 1s Fr~day, Jari 5, the 5tl1 day of 1979 wrth 360 to follow BRIDGE FRANK&ERN!E VIAVS and MEANS COMMITTEE Oswald Ja9oby and Alan SontaL H0\1\1 ABCUT' INSTeAD OF 1\ "mX GUT WE .JUST' NORTH 1-5-A +A J • 10 6 3 t A5 +KJ76 32 • EAST • Q 9 52 WEST +KI08 64 • QJ 5 • 97 • J8 • Q 10 4 2 +A Q 108 +9 5 SOUTH + 73 BORN LOSER • AKB42 + K9763 I CW! U\JOCRST~D +4 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: North ~~! The moon Loses a loser on a loser G.tlANr fv!~'-(JQDY "rtffZEEE W1St-tES? Wf\'1' ,'00 'tbUI2. SALN?:i, 'ttU cAIJ'T _ West · North East Pass 1+ Pass Pass 2• Pass Pass Pass Openin~ lead: South I• 4• IS m 1ts fu st quarter The mormng s tar s are Mercury, Venus, Saturn and Jupiter The evenmg star ts Mars Those born 011 this date are d a ~ tn !llstm \ In 1925, Mrs ;o; cllre I o: Joe Hess of W ~ ommg '.va s ;;~ o r n m as th e fii st v. oma n governor rn U.S hrstor 1 In 1964, Pope Paul VI .md Greek Orthodox Pa tn.1rch Athena go ra s met 111 J e1usalem for a has to r te On Uu!-i thtrd d1aniond He ruffs 111 discUSSIOn of ChrlStlan untt) dummy Ea•t overruffs and In 1968, '\lexander Dubcek leads a spade to h1s partner b ecame chat rma n of the South has added a fourth loser to the three he started Communist P<ll' ty of w1th smce East 15 sure to Wtder the stgn of Capncorn Czechoslovakia, latt•r to be Zebulon P1ke, discove1er of overr uff a d tamond Nuw let's go back to our Pike's Peak m Colorado, was deposed for le<-1d mg .1 1(I for m moyement (:l gaw !!l M o<.:e'•JW pea nuts and banana s When born on Jan 51 1779 control · South leads that third dwmond he does not have to ruff m dummy He ca n drs~~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME card dummy's Jack of ~ <JV<.l~~(.!l r._ b~ Hem• Arnold and Bob Lee spades He has lost a dramond or peanut tnck, but Unscra mble these four Jumbles has made up for rt by gettrng one letter to ea ch square 10 tofm nd of the banan a or s pade fou r ord1nal); words lose r Later on South trump:s ha s losmg spade m dummy as well as h1s fourth d1amond E:ast gets to overruff, but ,, .' that costs him his trump tn ck South lo•es one ruff, one dramond and one club but rhakes has ga me ' JJ ft\11.\.ft 'FLABE I. I.. I ·~ W 0 ""~ ELLIB +6 I I I You hofd By Oswald Jacoby + A2 and Alan Sontag BARNEY , •KJ8 6 5 t B 54 + A 10 6 Here is another peanuts HECK I FIRE !! THIS DADBURN CORNCOB'S iN TOO TiGHT!! MAW!! FETCH ME MY BOTTLE OPENER!! and bananas hand 10 four s pa des a nd little luck to make thei-e are three losers. South IS needs a rt Since obvious One trump, one spade a nd the ace of clubs He notes tho•e three losers The n he has to look for 10 winn ers Shou ld he a ttack clubs' He dcc rdes that the d1amond s u1t offers '::c.=~~=:::~ betwr passibrhtles so he / starts on diamonds at trick two He cas hes dummy's ace of rliamonds, returns a dtamond to hts k1n g a nd leads a A Connect.icut reader asks the proper rebrd after your partner responds two clubs to your one-heart opcmng brd The corr ect rebid IS three cl ubs You he-lVe a m1mm um hand wrth ~oorl club suppor 1 Show 1t 1 1ght away . I N( W S PAP~ .H l•' N ll• HP UI SI• A&"\ 1 (Fo r a copy of JACOBY MODERN send $1 to Wm at Bndge care of thts ne wspa- per, P 0 Bo x 489. Ra diO Crty St.l/ nJn Ne1": Yor~ N Y 10019 } W HA RK~Et-_,.........., \. I [J . Now arrange the CirCled letters lo form 1he su rpr1 se answer RS·Sug gested by the above cart oon Pnnr answer here "l1.1J J" t• •,' ~ Jumble Book No ~ 2. con taining, 10 punles l$avalla o1a for $1 75postpald tromJumble clolh ls newspa;rar Bo~ 34 Norwood N J 0764 8 lncltideyour name add1ess z1p code an make checks payab le to N ew:o pa~er~OO I I �•• • 8- fhe D;Jily sentinel, Middleport-P.omeroy , 0 . , Fr1day. Jan . 5,1979 • WANT AD CHARGES IS words or Under GUN <>HOOT R n~ me Gw1 Cluh hery Suncioy 1 pm fa ct ory cho lo.r- gu n~ only . CUN SHOOT Ro d nr Vo lun lrer hr€' Dep t f...ery Soturdny fl :10 pm ol thc11 huilclinn 11 1 Rn , ho n I artory rha t.. P gun' Q•''Y ~ Cl'ul rt~e Cllsh 1.00 ISO I.IJO I Z5 190 3 .00 3 75 2 .~ BAILl:Y S S TORI: 3.:11 N 1nrl A 11e M·ddlepoll. Oh to w,JI bE> do!ied Dec 15 to Jon 'J Each word over l~ uunnnnrn 15 wurd.s ill 4 cenl.s ~r WlJtd pt't day Ad.<! runntng olMr than coru~etutlve d.!!.ys wtll be dwrged at thc1 day INCOMf TA)( Ser11 1Ce \Federal and StoJ e laxcs 997 2'J7fJ. for oppl s ~ or sec Wando f blm AlOOO Laurel Clt ff Rd rule In nkmory, Card of 'rhank.s and Obituary . 6 ctnLs per word, 13.00 C A~J DfCOHA T! NG Classes now lo!l1lltlQ Begfn111ng or In ll"tmPdlole To rto g15le' ca ll (mouse! Con l ec l 10n ery M1d dlepor f 9Y/ 0341 Orowmg for 1 sf't o f free le5sor15 from all oppl1ra nh mimmwn. Cash m udvanL't' Mobile Home sa l ~ und Y~trdsales are i:lt'l.:eplal only with t·a~h With order ?..5 L-ent t hHrge for ads carrym~t Box Number In Care of The Senlmel . ~ The Publisher reserves the right edit or rejeclo~:~ ny ads deemed objectional. The Publisher Will not be re~pons1b le for more lhlln one inl'orrt.'t.'l mserthm. to PROBATE COUUOF MEIGS COUNTY, OH 10 ESTATE OF CECIL H IG GI NBOTHAM , DECEASED Case No . 22541 On Decembe r 18 , 1978. In the Meigs County Probate Court, (:ase No 225.41, Connie W1t t. 2540 Windage Dr , Fairfi eld , OhiO 450 14 was appo i nted Adml n tJstr atr~ x of the estate of CE!ci l H lggi n · botham , deceased, late of R R 1, Dex ter , O h 10 Mann ing D . Web s ter Pro bat e Judge Clerk ( 12) 21. 28 ( l l 4, Jtc Phune 992-2156 NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES Monday Noon Of1 Saturda) Tuesd1:1y lhru Frtdll)' 4P.M . PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO E STATE OF MY RTLE B . M cBRIDGE , DECE ASE D Ca:.e No 22562 the day before publi catwn Sunday 4P M. F ~ tday NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Dece mber 18, 1978 , in the Meig s Co unty Prob a te Court. Case No 22562, Gilbert Beegl e, 309 Mann Avenue. F air born , Ohio 45324, was appointed E J~;ec utor of the estate of Myrt l e B. Me Br ide. deceased , late of Rose Valley Road . Syrac u se. Ohio 4577 9 . Manning D. Webster Probate Ju dge Clerk (12) 21 , 28 (1) 4, 3t c afternoon IN THE COMM~N PLEAS COURT , PROBATE DIVISION , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO IN THE MATTER OF SE TTLEMENT OF AC COUNTS , PROBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO A ccou nts and vouc her s of the follow1ng nam ed f1duc1anes have been f 1led in the Probate Court , Meig s Co unty , Ohio for appro val and sett lement . CASE NO 22227 F 1na l ' Acco unt of Helen R Farmer ; A dm l m stratr i)( of the Es,tate of James W. F armer . Decea se d CASE NO 22286 F m a1 Accou nt of Fra nk W Porter , Jr , Exec utor of th e Est at e of Harry s Moore , D eceased CASE NO . 22344 Fina l Accou nt of Carol J Tannehill , Administ ratn x of · the Estate of Chester L . T anneh llt , Dece ased CAS E f)I O . 21275 T h1rd Annual Accou nt of William J Hobstet ter , Tru stee of the Tr u st Created b y Item Eighth of the Last W1l l and T esta ment of Linn!e B . Tay lor , Dec eased Un l ess e;o;: ceptio ns are f iled tl1el'"e to , sa id acco unts will be to r hearmg befor e sa 1d Court on the 5th day of Febr uary . 1979, at w hic h time sa1d acco u nts will be c ons1der ed and co ntin ued from day to day unt i l tmally disposed of . Any 'person i n terested may file wr1tten ex ceptions to said accounts or to ma t ters perta 1n10g to the exe cul1on of the t r us t , not · t ess than f1 ve days pri or to the date set for hearing . Ma nning D Webst er JUDGE COM MON PLEAS COURT , PROBATE DI V ISIO N . MEIGS CO UNTY,OHIO (l ) s, IQ /1) Amhro r- t .,(),.1/ 'l RR IN SIJRANC f OPPORT UNITY 'I m Rtc.;ING STAR Kr> n nl'l ~ !Joord111f1 1<1 /{l!"hC'I "f'l t11160• ' ' ') BH WJd qronm111g nil hu•r>th, rlivlci unl !i who neC"d ur to 5700 l t.lh~ GC'nrrnl Nh• I 'J 'J Bll ( ht•shtrt- :16'/ O'l'n IC' Sq()() per monlh l,)eftvPIY 1t1r.~ PMC 51'~ l'J '1 Bk rou te o r msuro nu• P.)(per•encr AKI " H[C,l\TI: h' FO OnbPnnnn 1'1 )., h flll If' Sr hno t1N n hH ' B~ hr>lplu l bul nol necesso•y r ur " 1i' wl"l"lo. ~ nlci C onrl 1<n:1Hoyal hnh (l"~ Y t1fh 14 :l H~ Plf'ose coil 4SJ Ob9b lor appl r r ri•wr>r· ·1-1'1 11~ ., IQS9 Stnr 50,..1 0 'J BH fquo l Oppnftunity Co 1'03 Stn r 110,..14 '} Bll 1-'fRSON 10 li ve wr th elcie rl-y cou 19(111 Stnr 60,..1'1 'J BR For Sale 19'1 0 Sylva b(h: 11 'J BR r ll) In l.etorl orf'o The coupl"' r on do sell cor£> bu t bul need COAL liM[S TONF , SCI•1d, grove l , 19b~ V dlogco; bO• 11 '1 BR somoone to superv1se med 1one calnum chlonde ler11 l1rer dog 19M Wtnrlsor 51 ,..IQ? BR and meal ~ f or rnformo t1on fo od . and oil lypP.s ol sol i b · 19'1 U K1rlo.w oorl1 jl)(bO .J BH B&S MOtHLf HOMf SAL[S coii9HY-:lH19 c0 l~tor Soli Wo1M~ lnr E Mo111 PT Pl fASAN T W VA St Pomeroy 9fn 3891 (121 29, til s, 2tc __ ~a_nt!cl__l~~u_y __ CH IP WOOD Pol es mali d•ornet pr ,10 on large,.t end SI') p er lo n Bundled slob SID per ton OeltYered Ia Ohto Pall e t Co , Rt 2, Pomeroy 99'1·2689. TIM !UR POMEROY Foresl Pro rlud5 Top pnce lor slondmg sow · hnlt>er Call 997 -5965 or Kent Hanby, I .d46·t:l570 O LD r UHN ITURE. I C:e bo)( eS bro ss beds 1r on beds . deslo.s Pi c comp le te household s. Wr1te M D M1l ler Rt A Pomeroy or roll 9<l2 776() OllJ CO INS pocket wotche5, rlo s5 nngs weddmg bond ~ d10monds. Go ld 01 s1l ver Coli Hoger Wamsley 742 233 1 WA NT TO buy old d5 ond 7fl ph ono graph recor d s Co li 9'17 6370 or Contact Mort1n f ur n1 l ur e Wf PICK u p 1u nk ou to bod1 es bu-y mg tu nic; r ors. scrap iron hal· IN1es and metal li Ride,·li Salv ag e , SR 124 . Pomeroy '19'2· 5408 ~- --. For Rent ---- - -- - ~ COUNTR Y MOBIL[ Home Pork Houl e 33 nor lh ol Pomeroy l orge lo1s Ca ll 992 'ltJ79 . BACHELOR TYP£ opt Fur nlshed All ~t i l i tr es 991·31}3 1973 VO LI<. SWAGON , slan'dord tran s S850 or moke- alter Ph one 949· 2b07 1969 Q U VH:OLH NOV A 1-door 6 cyl auto P.S Slud d ed t•rcs Goo~ s_ha p ~ 3~ 773 5707 . DOWN I Organ feature 2 Vagabond 3 Wide open 4 Dependent 5 Cairo VIP 6 Seafood I Cookie 5 Tossed item 10 Neronian garb 11 Salty 12 Esau's grandson sauce 13 Utopian 7 FootbaU 14 Male figure stalwarts 15 Flower 8 Livmg cluster 9 Tolerable 16 Ruler 18 " - proposes, 11 Boxwoodyielding but God . " tree 19 Molecule, 17 " The Bells" 20 L.atv1an poet 21 Carry 23 Sensible ,, .,.......,.,.....,.,.....,.,,_ 24 Ramble 25 Knotts 26Common verb 27 Coach of the Oakland Raiders 30 Drugstore cowboy's ha ngout 32 Spinks of boxing 34 " Lo, the poor 35 French 6 cy l I Qbq BUICK ELKTRA 25 Knits Pomeroy landmark • ·· ·-Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. !IJil. Phone992-2181 P!CSFOR5ol e 9492B57 of ler5 HRST AND secon d r utt1ng hoy . S '15 and 5 85 bo l ~ Tu pper s Plam s Ohro 61 4 I:Jbl 3368 Jqn INTERNA TIONAL UACKHOI::: Phm• e 949 10A2 :s Appliances . IT. -· JACK W. CARSEY Mgr . . Phone 992-2181 ----------Real Estate for Sale - -- --- ---- 19'1 4 PON TIAC L~MAN S Au to Iron s P S V H New ex h aust good tir es $1250 949 nn buy s 985·3359 HOBSIEIIER REALTY GeorgeS. Hobstetter, Jr. - -Broker Our properties are selling . We have many buyers and financing available. Call us today to see if we can sell your home. WE · NEED LISTINGS!! Cheryl Lemley, Assoc . . New Lima Rd. Rutland, Ohio Phone 742-2003 .GeorgeS. Hobstetter Jr. Broker .. Phone 992 -5739 Hilton Wolfe, Assoc . Rea I Estate for Sale -- 949-2589 OWNER MUST SELL - The owner ot thi s charming 2 story stone home in Middleport must sell now so she is offering this -fine home for a low, low price of $20,000. There are 2 bedrooms (I is extra large), spacious living room w -fireplace, formal dining, eatin kitchen , bath w-shower, garage & a king s ized yard . Good loca.lion on Mill St. Call the WiSeman Real Estate Agency, Gallipolis, 446 -3643. FOR SALE 36 Tasks 37 Cereal 38 In our time 39 Exploit One l etter stmply stand.s for anoth er. In this sample A i1 used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single l etters, apostrophes, the length and format~o n of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are dtl!erent. CRYPTOQUOTES l B T B I A· N E P MQ NA . VXB YCE FBVVBI Z MD I ZMD V XC E Q M I p N T B E' B A A . VIBCVYBEV XCTB UIMEPBH 8 room house on corner of Spring And Condor. Four rooms and bath up- four rooms and bath down. Can :l';NA be two apartments or one large home. Two car garage. CAGNEP X D F F C I H Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A FAMILY WILL HOW TOGETHER ACROSS THE YEARS IF EACH MEMBER REFRAINS FROM POINTING THE ACCUSING FINGER.,. JOHN MILLER Mol.ljlled & Balanced Free Phone 742-2318 CEllULOSE INSUlATION '6.50 per bag your own business and live upsta irs in th is building. Want $25,000. LARGE - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, modern kitchen with stove and dishwasher . Full basement , gerage, utility building and a lmost 2 acres bedrooms, modern bath, Has 3 enclosed nice birch kitchen, dOuble S. S. sink, new nat. gas furna ce and level lot near town . $29,500 . 28 acres - Plenty of wood for a stove, 2 · baths with tubs. dining room, bar IR the modern kitchen with bullt · in appliances , carpeting in all except kit., central air and heat. Want Sttn 000, but owner says sell . One year old. FAMILY rooms, s HOUSE A good inv..tmenl, $20,000. ' . DOWNING ·CHILDS Rodney, Broker Bill, Br., Mgr. CALL 992-2342, EVE ..992-2449 © 1i78 Kinr Feature• SJ'Ddica&t. lae. ' .' ' '• •' '•• - bedrooms ; 10 3 baths, 2 tubs, central heat and air, dining room and modern k itchen . Spacious place for a family . 5 to 6 years old . $65,000. ' A WISE RENTER WILL SAVE BY BUYING ONE THESE , THEN OF COLLECT WHEN . YOU SELL IT ... GOET A SELLING !PROBLEM, CALL 992-3325. G. Bruce Teaford Helen L. Teaford Sue P. Murphy new and PETE SIMPSON PHONE 992-2772 11 -3·1 mo. -Real Estate -- for Sale - - ~ ) ----- ~- HOMI:::SITES for 50i e 1 acre and up Middleporl , near Rutland Co ll997 748L E. MAIN ~o..~o~;:.:...l POMEROY, 0. 2 LOTS - 50' x 152' each . Ran c h 1y p e , three bedrooms, , carpeting, f"'nellng, full porches, close basement, to school. $27.300.00 . CAR WASH .,- Located on 51 Route. Building, ground , all equipment. A buying price at $15,000.00 I'll STORY FRAME - P one Ut-2118. Evening 1fter 5 P :M. weekends after n noon . .. _ . .1~_- 31 - 1 mo. - BOW~HS l o osle•~ . - . . . 4 bedrooms , bath, basement, porches: work- shop. $9,500.00, MIDDLEPORT- I story WILL do roo f1n g co n5lruc l10n plumb mg o nd heol mg No tob lao Iorge o r too smoll Phone 742 -734t:l located on double lot . $15,000.00. NEWER MOBILE HOME - 12' x 61' two bedrooms, natural gas heat, located on own lot, unfurnished . $7.,500.00. WHEN YOU HAVE TO MOVE FAST ... LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY. REALTORS Henry E. Cleland Sr. Henry E. CLeland Jr. ~ Associates Kathy Cleland Leona Cleland 992-2259,992-4191 Associ1tes Housing ' Headquarters CENTRAL REALTY CO. CHESTER - Good 5 bedroom house with full basement and 2 baths. Nat. gas heal, approx. I acre land and large storage building. Price S21 ,500. · TWO ACRES - A l)eautlful4'year old, 2 bedroom home with large eat-in kitc hen, 2 bedrooms, all nicely carpeted , 2 baths, lull bosemenl with TV room . Many more exlras, low heal bill with nat. gas forced air furnace . All this and two nice acres of land In a good location . Will go quick lor $35,000 .• ACREAGE - with large beef barn In Pomeroy. SPACIOUS 81-LEVEL - This may be your dream home. II has a large kitchen with lots of cabinets, with full basement Large pond stocked with fish . Priced lor quick sale . $40,000. . SYRACUSE - good 2~ bedroom home, almost ,new -- --- - your home . ~His experience can help you. We n~ many types of property, give us 1 call. CALL JIMMY DEAN. ASSOCIATE 949-21N or NANCY JASPERS, ASSOCIATE 949-2154 2-150's SUPERCAB 4X4 V-8, 450 tra ns., AM.F M sfheo, tracti on lock rear a~e.le. gauges. sliding rear wi ndow, and much more . . 2-F-lSO's . 133" WHEELBASE 4X4 v.a, au to trans , 1 with ai r tr act1on, lock rear axle, ga uges & more . addressed stamped enve lope to A stra-Graph . P 0 Box 489 ·- . Rad iO Cily S!allon N Y 1001 9 Be sure to spec 1fy b1rlh s1gn AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb . 19) ~· Bel te r no t say an y th1 ng If yo u can 't say somelh!ng n1 ce today Th 1s 1s espec1a1 1y tru e in ' deali ngs •' ·- AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE been cancelled? Lost you r operators l rce n ~e? Ph one992-71.43 1978 CHEV. CHEVETIE.o.o ••••••·,s3295 4 cyl. , r · sp., tilt steering wheel, Hatchback . 1975 HONDA cvcc CIVIC ••••••• S2495 '• 4 dr. WaSJ')n,. 4 cyl., 4 sp. 1974 OLDS cun.ASS.~ •••••••••. s2495 ' ' 4 dr. air, auto., p.s., p .b .• radial t i res . BLACK AND ton adult f emale · coon dog . Meigs Humane _so_c,~tr !9~ ~59_2 ~r _993 ~0!!0 . SMAll ADULT wh ite female pood le . Por t Cock -o·pa.o. l ong hai red male lo.itten yellow a nd w hite , 3 mo. old · Me•gli Co. H umane Soci ety . 992-2592 or offer b 992·511127 c:.; 1174,·2211 ' TAi.K-'1'0 Wtndoll or Horb Grato · . or Gone Smith WILL CARE lor the elderly in our home Phone 99'1. 73 14 . ' v.a, S3595 4 sp .. Scout traveltop all whei do • cy l., 3 sp., sharp. ~~!n~v-~u~O.P~~P~~~ 150•••••• $2·595_ 1974 DODGE ••o• ••••••• o••••••• s1595 Club cab, V-8 auto .. p.s. , lwb. 4 • V-8, 4 sp . ' I See one of these courteous salesmen : Pete Burns, Marvin Keebaugh or Geor ge Harris . V-8 a uto., p s. , p b .• air, f in1shed inside. Karr & Van Zandt RIEBEL'S USED CARS, "You'll Like Our Quality Way of DAN THOMPSON FORD fam 1l y , St . Rt.7 All Rockers in Stock going for wholeSale and below - We must sell 992-5342 Pomeroy Open Even!ngs untii6 : Do-.ti ! 5 p.m . Sat. 1 mile north Tuppers Plains, Ohio Saturday. Jan. 6 visited Mrs. Olive Lawson and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Lawson and daughter on Thursday afternoon. ASTRO·GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol recently. Mrs. Ada Fox and Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Belmont, Ohio spent a few A lhought for lhe day : days recently with Mrs. Nell Lipps, Little Hocking, spent Friday evening with her Britis h author William Middles wart. • Somerset Maug ham sa id , Mr. and Mrs. Robert sister, M1ss Leota Birch. Mr. and Mrs. ~ictor Durst , " There are two good lhings in Pauley, MI. Alto, W. Va . visited Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Scotty, Jason and Kelly, The life - freedom of thought and Long and Robert Sneed on Plains, )Ver e guests of Mr. freedom of action ." and Mr-S. R. R. Durst and January 6, t 978 Wednesday. Th i ~ coming year yo u co uld Mr. and Mrs. Jack Talbott, Tom, on Sunday. e invol"o~ed with a part ner Steubenville, were callers at Mrs. Richard AbelS, Long I I 1nbecOm unde rt a kmg that IS larg e . , I m anscope the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bottom, called ,on Mr. and I Your chances for Talbott and fanlily a recent Mrs. Louis De Luz on 1 success ar e' excellent so long Christmas Day. Thursday. as you are both a1ming at th e Mr. and !¥Irs. . Mac Van· Mrs. Fannie Durst spent same targe t Pomeroy, 0. CAPRI CORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) the holidays .with Mr. and Meter and Missy, Coolville, Ph. 992·2176 ' I Sell Is h mo tives coulr1 e nler 1he Mrs. Tim Wilkinson and sons Mr. and Mrs. Mike Evans aitd p1cture tod ay In yo ur dea lin gs and Ruda Durst in Columbus. family and Leota Birch , Starting Dec. 2, our store •l w1 th o th ers Go tt alo ne 1n Mrs. Carol Cornell and local, were dinner. guests of I hours will be 8-5 Mon.- Fri . I lh1ngs that are 1mportant to Sherry, Industry, Pa., Mrs. Mrs. Ada VanMeter on Closed Saturday and 1 you F1nd o ut m ore o f wh at ties I Sunday . I ahead for you m 1979 by sendBarbara Talbott and Don- Christmas Day . lo r your copy o f Astr a neUe and Delbert PaUerson, · Mrs. John Damewood , II International New Idea 1 lng Graph Le ifer M a1 t 50 c en ts l or local, visited Mr. and Mrs. Angela and Kevin and Harvest<• Equipment • "' ach' and' a lo ng , sell ilill Bryant, Debra and Dave, Tammy Fitch, Rcec'> •lie, ~ 'lf2JUJ/ . , U~lf~ltl~~~\f .... _. ·- ···--- . c. Example: Velvet Rockers Reg . $199.95, ' .----------.. MEIGS· Equipment Co. 1 I '9800 • I 1 1 ' 1•, ·----------- ARIES (March 21-April 19) You m1 ght hav e 10 watch you r te m per, beca u se 11 has a very short fuse today You could east l y blow up ove r th e sl ightes t th1ng that goes agamst you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In tr y1n g to sat1sl y o th e rs you are likely to change c o urse too oft en to be e llec t1v e today . Ch;;~nces are , thmgs co uld ge t bu ng led GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be ca re lul that you do n ' t say th1 ngs o ut o f sp1te that are bett e r left un sa 1d . Th e pe r so n who su ff ers 1n th e end w tll be you CANCER (June 21-July PUBLIC NOTfCE Not ice rs hereb y g'iven that on Ja nuary Bt h, 1979, a t 10 oo A.M a publi c sate w 111 b e held at lOS U nio n Ave, Pom ero y, Oh 10, to se ll for cash th e foll ow1ng collat er al to .wi t 19 69 Ch ev rolet , 6 Nov a Cpe , Mfr ·s se ri a l No . 113279W554200 TJ1e Pa r mers S.ank & Sav1ngs. Compa n y , Pomeroy , Ohro. reser ves. the right to b1d at lhrs sa le ( l ) A, 5, 7, Jtc 22) Blam m g the fam 1ly bec ause you can t alf or d to do somethi ng 1s n 't fa1r , and y ~know 11 You're th e one who uiiba l· anced your budg et. LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) Olhers Will do as you do toda y , so prov 1de a po s1tt ve exampl e II your ac t1on s are neg a t1 ve , th ey It e mulate th em as well In 1975, Pres1dent Ford named an eight-man commission, headed by V1ce President Rockefeller, to · investigate charges the CIA conducted •illegal espiOnage agamst U.S . citizens in this nation. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sepl . 22) For on e who usually p la ys 1! pr etty close to the vest , you ma y be out of charac te r tod ay and abandon pruden ce You could., even take a foO IJsh fm anc tal ri sk. " Death I :4o- News 13; 2:3o-News 3. 3 · 0~Movie " Tex~ s Across The River " 3. s ·oo-M ov 1e " The Man Hunter" 3. SATURDAY , JANUARY6, 1979 6 : ~Sunrise Semester 10. 6 3o-Saturday Reporl 3: Kentucky Afl•ld 13; U.S. ' F.arm Report 10. 7. 0o-Go USA 3; Matters of Life 6; Mr . Magoo 8; Porky Pig & Fr iends 8: Pink Panther 13; Vegetable Soup 15. 8·oo-Ga laxy Goof-Ups 3,15: Scooby's All-Stars 6, 13; P opeye 8,10 8 3~Fan 1astic Four 3, 15; 9 ·ocr--God zlll a's Super.90 3.15; Bug s Bunny -Road Runner 8, 10. 9 3()--C hallenge of the Super fr iends 6,13 10:3o-Oaffy Duc'k 3, 15; Tarzan :Super-7 8,10. II. OQ-Yogi's Space Race 31 ,5; Fangface Vegetable Soup 6 1.1; , 11 : 3~G iggl esno rt Hotel 6; Action News for Kids 13; thi ng s don't go exactly as yo u fee l they sh ould today yo u could make a nega t1 ve deciSIOn that has no pl ace t o go but aga 1nst yo u liBRA (Sept. 23-0ct . 23) Be- SAGITIA81US (Nov. 23-Dec . cause ol 1mpat1enc e yo u m1ght wipe out what yo u had alread y ga1ned Take thmg s slowly, Haste m th is case w1ll make waste 21) Be ex tra -caut1 ous to da y w1th work for wh 1c h yo u ' re respon s tbl e . If you have any b1g tPeas, bet ter sleep on them SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nov. 22) II 12 : 30--Juke -Box 8 ; 12 : 40-/ronslde 13 1:Oo-Midn igh t Special 3, 15; News S, Movie Curse of Tar.tu " 10 P ubli c Policy Forum s 10; Animals. An imals, A nima ls 13 7 . 3D-C hffwood A ve. K1ds 3; Dusty's Treehouse 6 ; belore vou trv them out /NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 PTL Club 15. l2 · ~Fab ulous Funnies 3; Weekend Special 6,13 ; Space Academy 8, 10; College Basketball 20. 12 3o-Bay City Rollers 3: American Bandstand 13; Point of View 6; Fat Albert 8,10. I :Oo-Stu Aberdeen : Bas ketball 3; NF L Game of the' Wee k 6: Ark II 8; In The Know 10; Greaseband 33. 1:3o-Coilege Basketball 3,4, 15; Columbus Bowling Classic 6; Bob Jones 8, 30-Minutes 10, Clowns : The Laugh Makers 13. 2:CJO-Ga ie Cal lett : Basketball 8; Hogan's Heroes 10; Wil d Ki ngdom 13; Peter & the Wolf 20; Wh•n The Boat Comes In 33. TELEVISION VIE-W ING Doing Business' GMC Financing . See Roger Riebel 985-3345 or 667-3463 Stiversvill_e News Notes NOW ONLY . Drive Home A Winner 1973 GMC VAN ••• o ••••••••••• ! s25()(j MUtitnd . 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO SED............1 139~ . 1970 CAD. SEDAN DEVILLE.. ................ '595 1973 CAD. CPE DEVILLL ............ ..... 11695 1974 CHEV. WV.o·•············ s1195 cyl.. 4 sp. 1950 FORD ~ TON••• o•• o•••••• os395 RUTLAND FURNITURE Services Offered 0 •••••••••••••••••• 1969 INTERNATIO~(~ ••••••••••s1095 Floor Covering In Stock ..., 1973 OLDS CUT~S CPE.. ................ 1995 1976 BUICK REGAL CPE.. ...... ............'4195 1974 OLDS ROYALE CPE.. ................. 'l995 1975 CHEV. IMPALA CPE.. ................ '2495 1974 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX .. ............. 12795 1975 DLDS CUTLASS 442 ......... -........ '3395 1975 DLDS. 98 LS SEDAN. .. ...... .. ....... 14295 1973 BUICK L.S. SEDAN .................... 11695 1974 CAD. SEDAN DEVILLE... .......... ... '2495 1976 PONTIAC CATALINA SALON...........'2995 1 p.s., p.b. ·v.::; __ 1973 FORI) MAVERICK •••••••••.s1495 4wheel dr ., power wagon . 0 -100, 1h ton , w .b 9' and 12' Vinyl' ..,.. 1975 DATSUN 210 CPE.. ................. '1295 1974 DODGE • As Low As Buy whore you cu como In and 111 what you're goftlng - Good Alocttonl .:...,, Fully stvcktd. 1973 HORNET SPORTABOUT••••.s1495 2 dr. auto ., p .s, vinyl roof . Give Away TWO MO old pori w ire h o1red Iern er an d cocker spani el 99 2 36 18 1974 CAD. SEDAN DEVILLE.............. .. 12795 1975 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON .............. ~3395 1977 CHRY. NEWPORT SEDAN ............ .'4995 1973 OLDS TORONAD0 .......... .... ....... 11995 1975 DODGE lfz TON & TOPPER .......... '2295 4 dr. wagon, 6 c yl . auto., 'p .s., air. Rubber Back Carpet •4.aa yo ur Open T!ll7 P.M. except Thursday & Saturday til S:OO . Closed Sunday . PISCES IFeb. 20-March 20) See Rocky Hupp, Darrell Dodrill or Pat Hill, General Manager, for a Good Deal on a Do n ' l try to over co m e o th e r s New or Used Vehicle . with yo ur ideas tod ay II they ' re 992-2196 nol bu ymg . p ressu n ng them MIDDLEPORT, 0. won ' t do th e tnck . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;..;~;;.;;..;;...;;.;;;....1 All cerpel lnsttllod with padding at no. chorge. Expel't lnstollttlon . M 8 M Home lmp«~ve m ent se rv ing Gallipolis and oreo We specializ e in vinyl and al um1num s1d1ng For free est1motes coli bl4o3b7 0128. Gallipolis . . - . - w1 th where an ex pl os1ve S1tua t1 o n co ul d occur WILL 00 housekeep1ng boby51t· .lr~g :10_d ?d_d i.o~s _9~7'· ~7?2_ . YOUNG MAN seek mg employ men! Bad•:. g l' ound BA Degree· Bu s. Mgt . AI5o some construe · t1on experience Ro1sed 1n area . Contoc l John or leave _mes~o~e. 3~d -_67_5-:6~3_ -- 133" WHEELBASE 3f4 TON 4X4 FORD TRUCKS POMEROY, 0 •• I . . :; kitc h en ca bine t s, all n icely carpeted, laundry room , llll insulated, natura l gas heat, util ity bui lding, 2 lots . $2 1,500.00 . • Talk to a local real estate agent before trying to sell F-~50 .. WAHR WELL dnlhng . Willron:a T. Grant 7.42·7879 PU LLIN S EXCAVATI NG Compl el e Ser v1ce Phon e 99'} 2478 frame , natural gas heating, • " EXCAVATING doter loader and backh oe work dump tr uck5 and lo boy s far hire. w rl l haul lrll dirt , to soil , lrmesfone and grovel Ca ll Bob or Ro ger Je f. l er s day phone 992 7089. n1ght p~o~e _99'2·35?5 .or_~2 ·. 523? . [ XCAVATING dozer back hoe ond d1lc he r Charles H Hot· Bo ck Hoe Ser vice, ft e ld Rutla nd Ohio Phone 7412·2006 heating, carpeting, also mobile home 10' x 45' $11,000.00. Make an offer. FOUR LOTS - Two-story . ..... 1-4·1 mo. (Pd.) frame, new kitchen, new Asking • 992-2J56 DRIVE A LimE &. SAVE A LOT basement. SMITH NELSON MOTOR, INC. ' 1971 FORD LTD STATIONWAGON•• s595 ... 0. Middleport. BA THR OOMS AND K1tch e ns j remodeled cerom rc t.l e, plum - · btng , carpentr y and general • mo1ntenonce 13 years e)( per lence. 997 3eB5 · bedrooms, natural 1972 PLYMOUTH VALIANT: •••••• }895 4 Dr .• auto .. P .S, P. B , 6cy t 651 Beech Street SAVil ON CARPETING Three . 18 Years Experience Will Moke Service Calls SEWING MACHINE Repairs ser · vice, oil make s. 997 -2284 The Pomer o y f!o bri c Sho p , Authomed S1n9er Soles and Serv tce We sharpen Sossors .. . .•• • V-8, aulo. trans ., AM-FM st ereo , 4 10 OOx1 5 off ro ad t i res and much more . ;. ' REYNOLD'S ELECTRIC MOIOR SHOP Rl:PA IR rro ns, oil small opp ll anc~s Lawn mower , ne)( f to State Hrghwo y Garage on Rout e 7 . Ph one (bl 4) 985· . Don't forget you owe it to yourself to check with us before you buy any car, New or U sed . We can save you mon e y . See or call one of These Friendly Salesmen : J . D. Story , Ray Douglas or Bill N e lson. •• •• •• •• ••• ••• •• •,.• •• ••• •• •• •• •• ·, BHAOI=ORD Auction eer . Com pl e t e Serv tce. Phone 9.49·2487 or 949 -7000 Ronne. Oh1o Cn tt Bradf ord Sweepe r ~ • • - 4--"' ' Business Services HWOOO' THE ·FRIENDLY DEALER . '' I Auto& Truck ·Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 AND MAHTIN Ex HOWERY co vo lln g septic system5 dozer bacKhoe dump tru cK , l1m es1one , gra ve l. bl ackt op pov1ng Rt 14 3 Phone I (b 14) bq8-7331 gas heat, lovely lot, part • ROGER HYSEll t GAAAGE :;, mile off Rl. 7_ on _J} Rt. t'l4 tvivai'd Rutland, T~r•• Blvd ., Racine, Ohio, $2.995 $2995 $3295 , ~y-p.oss SALES REP. FOR SUN DINS HAMMOND ORGANS $3495 .•' Call: Tom Hoskins 949-2160 11 -28-c Hammond & Low•:t Organs, story & :~~! Pianos. Slles & Ser e (New & Used). Service on Current Safu. $3495 1974AMC GREMLIN 2 Dr. Extra nice car .••• • .•.. $1995 1973 FO.RD T. BIRD. Cleanest inlown . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2995 1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX . Nic'e second car • • • . $1495 ' ' ' PONTIAC LEMANS 2 Dr . , A Savings ..• • • •••• CH RYSL:E R CORDOBA 2 Dr. A quality car .... DODGE DART, 41,000 miles ••• ...• : •....••• • FORD L.T . D •• 4 Dr . H.T., extra clean ..•. •• •.. FORD ELITE 2 Dr., air. Rear'sharp car . •• • .• 1975 AMC PACER, 6 cyl., air. Cheap to drive ••..•.. $2195 1974 FORD L . T.D., 2 Dr., good transportation . •. • .• $1895 • .. 0 Yrs. Experience 1976 1975 1975 1975 1975 ''• < Free Estimate - all work guaranteed PONTIAC GRAND PR .IX, 2dr . , extra clean .• • S 5295 A.M.C . H.ORNET WAGON,Ioaded .•• , •••• •• •• $4195 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO, Clean .. .•. .. $4095 BUICK ELECTRA 2 Dr. H.T . ,well equipped . • $6895 PLYMOUTH DUSTER·, 6 cyl., w -a . c ...••. •. ,. $2895 1975 BUICK SKYLARK 4 Dr . Local one owner ... . . . $2995 1975 PONTIAC LEMANS 4 Dr., a i r . Clean car . . . • . . $2895 ' tile'-... 1977 1977 1976 1977 1976 ' Inside Paneling & Calling ~~m-z114 J&L INSULATION JIM KEESEE . 992-3325 216 E. Second Street INVESTMENT - Start of land . $48,500. NICE HOME - I _, LOTS - 1 Acre end up near Pomeroy . 50 ACRES FREE GAS - Good 1'12 story house POMEROY RoOfing, guttt!rs, repair . SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. room wllh sliding glass doors. Large living room and family room , and to finish this well-laid out home we have fly' bedrooms, utility room 'a nd garage. Very low heating bill. Red barn-like storage building . Located about len minutes north of Pomero~ lust off Rl . 7. Asking S55,000. IP · IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Good 1112 story house, mostly carpeted with 4 bedrooms, dining room and laundry room . Also almost new 2 car heated garage. This home Is nicely lo.cated in Portland and PR'ICED FOR QUICK SALE at $22,500. AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW _ -· Service ....... . I •' J •J OHIO VALLEY RooFING & ROME MAINTENANCE SERVICE t.Aiter to .... stove, refrigerator and dishwasher. Beautiful dining DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: 1J1 1 ---~-------j Wonderful locat ion in town . .SALE PRICES ' - . l~25 MOBILE HOM'i: door 37 ,. 6 4 Hegemy 4 ch011nel scanner 985 d'l'l'l Headqucirters for all your G. E. T. V & Hotpoint - 11 -9-1 mo. StClUDfD IN town l1 v11l9 A ll elt>clnc .J bedroom 1'' both ca rpe ted la m•ly room · wit h THRH BfOROOM !rome ho m e 1n Middleport Coli 991·34S7 . Fr ankl m stove garag e l 1 aoe loncl Neor Me rg5 H1gh !=ARM FOR sole H otJ~B 2 barn s, SchooL To see co li 99'1 -6287 troll er Lorge pond 10 acres p r H'J acres 74'1 '1566 GOO D MI XI::: O ho-y. Alt er S co li h onk Brode r1 ck 99? '1573 r'- Save30 pel. to 50 on heoHngcos Experlenceond fully Insured . Fr:tt.W.. . 'till 992-2772 .1 .. -1 mo; ' 0. Call992-7113 For Free Estimates' ' - HOUSE - IN M tnerw il le ll bf'droom lrv1ng room . k1fchcn bo th ond uli lrt y roo m Ntre full StH~ bosernenl 99'}.5823 ed POMEROY LANDMARK ' Pomeroy, •• Cellulosic <wood' fiber) Thermal insulatjon · 1 --- 3 ' , one~ in Pomeroy Secluded \.,ooded area o n lop of h1ll Overlook s r1ver We i er , elec trl ( OVOI Iobl e 99/.3886 ' RUTLA ND HARDWAR ~ Rull and Oh1 0 New Yeor 's ln ven l ory Sole. Al l wood ond coo l stoves . elerlnr and kero5ene hea ter s, loo l bo,.Ps _ m£>rhonlcol tool 5 sor kel se l w •ench ond electn c oppl1 onces Dra sti cally reduc · 27 FUll of 197 1 FORD 4-door sto !ton wogon substance good !ires New boller.y 28 Weird oulomot•r elicellent wo rlo. co r S4SO Co ll 992 lOBO aft er Spm ,29 For the l97'J MERCURY MONTEGO MX 31 Singer Brougham. 301 V 8 , 4 door . Sunone AM · FM stereo , Good shape 33 Indigence w1lh loW mdeoge Be st ' alter river ~- HOUSE FO R sole Local 10n Mnson WV Fou • b edroom spli l IC' vr l bu rl! In krtchen wdh oven rnngc go r b o ~f' d1sposo l ond bar Fam tl y roo m d1n 1ng room w ho le housl" cor peltng full s•2e ba sement Central oi• ond lorced 011 go5 heat All dro pe !; plu s wo5her and rlr-ye r Boclo.yord 10 h h1gh ced ar l enre on d cedar declo.<. l o r pnvo cy Hea l ed gara ge Close to sc hooL s ian~ park ond tenms rourl Contror l Gory l G1bb s Co ll fl l4 9.d 4 '11 46 SNOW TIRES ON SALE AT POMEROY LANDMARK SERVICE STATION 125 $400 -- - ----- --- - SNOW TIRE SALE 19 /3 CH[ VROLH CAPRIC !: : 4 door red . block vm-y l top rod 1a l fir es . r ed velvel 5eal s A.l cond11 10n Arno ld Crate Hut land Days 742 2211 Nrghls 741 L1<16 Ztl Rent collector 21 Canadian ctty 22 Pushed too far 23 Turf 24 Bigot - 19th centUrY Service 20th century Know -How . Specializing In Woodstove, 011 Furnace . & Fireplace Flues Phone: 7U·311D Kim White, Proprietor 1978 PONTIAC TRANS-AM, 2dr., sharp . . . . . . . . . . $6995 1977 ,BUICK REGAL, 2 dr. H. T . (one owner) .• • •.•. $5295 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 4 Dr ., low mileage • . .• $3795 '' NOW IN STOCK F-150 117" WHEELBASE CUSTOMIZEO 4X4 ' Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE APPUANCE II . 220 E. Main Street, lHE SWEEP with NIT! . J&L EWOTT . ' If YOU hov<' a scrv tce IO off er wm~ l In huy or <.ell somclhmg nP lnolo.i ng fnr worlo. or whoi (' VQr you ' ll ge t resu ll 5 Iosier w1th a Son11nel Wonl Ad loll '1921156 - 992 b3.d7 Yesterday's Answer ---- Don't let a ch imney f ire pu t damper on your life Ca II. . ll . PfA HAULI:::RS CB Soles Equ rp men! now on sol e. oil m s1oclo. Ro d1os ond accessoncs through Chnlilmas Open every day e)( Real Estate for Sale -- - - -~- cept Sunday Ofl d Monrloy -RfA l fSTAlf l OANS VA NO EVen1nq s by appo lll l menl money down { e l rgrb l e Por tla nd Ohio . Ph one VPINens ) FHA As low Os .J,_. I:J.d3 'IUM clow n {ol!,. non Veterens end qr>neral publi c) To purcha se r eo! esta te or refina nce :w YfA RS Tf RM S IRElAND M OR TOAGf CO 'I I ~ - Stat e St Alh en..; Ph on.:> 614 597 . .J05 1 t 9"fl (A MARO 350 oulo PS. P B • very good cond•t ron 614 -378 b3B4 1467 ' 1 TON FO~D Pickup 6 ryl , standard . $350 00 .J78 b344 Yard Sal e Your Headquarters For Armstrong Ca~ting Chimney Sweeps Guilel _.. Insured · 1'16'/ TO TA L fHCTRI C mob df' honw lurni ~ hPd 3 hl"dr woshPr oncl dr )'f'r Atr conrli llonr>d 1 lo t, :no II fronloqP Sl? {){)() P-h one/A'l:JH:Jb RUTlAND HAHOWA~E . B'l'J Ma1n Sl '1 4'.1 7'155 WP. hrwe 10 m ohc room fo1 sp r• ng mr>rchond1sl" so oil stock 111 5lore 10 per·cenl o ff Tht s mean s Sf'll1ng som e mprchnnd1 se ol cos l So gel your Cln1s l mos g1h s now OpC'n H Cl lhtu Chr 1s fm os No porkm g problems · ____A _u_t_ o_ s~e"' s__ 1967 ', ton f-=ord p1 ck up Std $350 37El· 03d9. by THOMAS JOSEPH QUAliTY CONDITIONFD mixod hoy Wil l dehvcr 99'.1 '!101 . }l ...... 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' Mobile Homes for Sa le P ets for Sale 5 He ACROSS --·--!-fell)_ Wa!!t_ed__ _ PUBLIC NOTICE lJ92 5434 , Ceci11a Griffith, whose la st !li6own place Of residen ce was 1 T'/1!0 BEDROOM kt1 r hen furn tsh R oute 2, Bo .11. 69, Jame svil le ed opt Call before ~ om Nor th Car ol ina 278 46 1 11922:188 hereby not ified that on th~ l sf day of No ve m ber , 1978 Sl EEPING ROOM lor 3 men Cl 1fford Grift 1th . be rng t he Tp lev 15ion reh1 gerotor M•d plainti ff , f lied Mrs complaint • dlepor t Call 99'1 77q1 ah er ag ainst t) er as defendant in the Court of Common Plea s <pm Me1gs Count y , Ohio, Case No ~ UPS TAIR S APT 5 rooms and both 17,011 , praying for a divorce Ill Pom e roy 992 nos be fore 5. from sa id Cec i lia Griffith on the grounds of gross neg lect LARG f HOM!::: m Pomeroy Wnte Of ~ ut.y l!nd extr eme crue l ty , 8o)( 7'29 W , c o lhc Do •l y Sen Pl arnt•ff also pray s for other tmer Pomeroy Oh1o 45764 proper relief ; said cause wjll •)( 50 frOtl er In S)'rO(USe ru r be set for h ear mg on 12 Februa r y lOth , 1978. mshed Covered pol1 0 S 140 per Clifford Griffith , month Woler po •d Depos11 re Plain tif f ( 12) 7, U , 21. 2B (1 ) 4, 11 , 6tc qt.~~ red . 992·2t:l97 •Larry, E YOUR GAIN-OUR LOS·S • 3 AND 4 RM furmshed and un opl s Ph one f urni s h ed PUBLIC NOTICE OF SALE The <delinquent propert y not sol d on . D ecem ber 23r d , 1978 w i 11 be offered tor sale on· t he co u rthouse steps on Ja nua ry 10, 1979. ' For Best Results Use Sentinel Classifieds Noti ces 3·3o-Mash 8, Joker·,s Wild 10; Over Eosy 20. 4:0o-Mosler Cartoon 3; Hollywood Squares 15; Merv Griffin 6, Porky Pig & Friends 8: Sesame St .20,33; Batman 10; Dinah 13. 4.3o-Bewllched 3; Gilligan's Is. 8; Bra~y Bunch 10; Petticoat Junction 15. 5 · CJO-Star Trek 3; Bever ly Hillbillies 8; Miste r Rogers 20,33; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; El"ergency One ' l3; Brady Bunch 15. S:oo-News 6; Sanford & Son 8; Elec. Co. 20; Mary Tyler Moore!O: Odd Couple 15; Doctor Who 33. 6:oo-News 3,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,33 6:3o-NBC News 3,15; ABC News 13 : Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20,33. 7:00- <:ross-WIIs 3; Newlywed Game 6,13; Muppet Show 8. News 10; Love. 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Diary 33. 8·CJO-Chips 3, 15 ; Welcome Back, Kotter 13; Cry of a Hurting Worid-l ' m Hungry 6 ; Movie " Mr. Bill ion" 8; Once Upon A Classic 20,33 ; College Basketball 10 8:3o-Carter Counlry 13; Fields on Fields 20; Tur- ' ' nabout · 33. · • 9:CJO-Movle " The Elger Sanction" 3,15; Love Boat 6 , 13; Fields on Fields 20; Movie " Z" 33. 9: 3o-F ields on F ields 20. IO :CJO-Fantasy lsland6,13; CBS Reporls8,10; How the· ' Myth Was Made 20 11 :CJO-News 6,8,10, 13; To Be Announced 33. l l.lo-News 3,15; 11 : 15--ABC News 6. 11· 3o-Movie " The Bloody Sea" 6; Movie " Rancho Notorious" 8; Movie " The Deadly Aitalr" 10; Movie " Footsteps on the Moon" 13. 11:4o-Saturqay Night Live 3,15; 12 ·CJO-Ripplng Yarns 33. 1 :Oo-Movie " The Dealhmaster" 13, 1: 1o-Movlo " Eye of the Cal" 3. 2:3D-News 3; ABC News 13. 3·(XI-Movie " Lust for Gold " 3; 5:CJO-Movie "The Member of lhe Wedding" 3. �. 10- The Daily Se~tinel, MiddieP<Irt·Pomeroy, 0 ., Frid•y . JMn. o. I ~i!l . Iranian petroleum · workers return to jobs ' . ·• .. ~ • ~ Area Deaths I· 0 ROTARY OFFICERS INSTALLED- New officers were instaUed by John Rice, outgoing president, when the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club met Friday night at Heath United Methodist Church in Middleport. New officers, from left, are Henry Cleland, Jr ., vice president; John Werner, secretary; Wilbur Theobald, treasurer and Jack Walker, president. Women of· the church served dlnner. • VOL. 13 tmes . NO. 49 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT 10-2 THE MEIGS .INN 992-3629 POMEROY, 0. BOmE CAPS f.OR CHARITY PT. PLEASANT- Asuspect in the early Saturday morning robbery of. a local. sporting goods, shop has been bnspitalized lor shock, frostbite and ·exposure iuter he attempted to elude police by hiding waist deep in llle Ohio River. , Police also are searching for another Individual who leit a trail oi blood durtng a burglary at the V<~lley Bell Dairy. "Listed in satisfactory condition at Pleasant Valley Hospital is Jerome Hen•erson, 21, address unknown. Point Pleasant Police Chief Jim Gaskins Indicated Henderson will be charged in connection with a burglary at Pierson Brothers Sporting Goods. Try Our Drive-Thru lnBIBnt Seroice! According to Gaskins, at 2:48 a.m . Officer John Sallaz received a phone tip that a breaking and entering had occurred at the sporting gonds shop on Main Str•ot. Investigation revealed that $1,100 worth of guns had been taken. . . Approximately an hour later, Officer Joe Akers observed a white male subject, later identified as Henderson, standing near his car which had run out of gas on North Main Street. The subject took o!! running between houses toward the river with Akers in pursuit. · Akers andSallaz, who joined the chase, searched lor about 10 minutes he!ore spotting Henderson standing behind a tree waist deep in the river. Henderson was transported to the Crow's Family Restaurant Pomeroy, Ohio . t:ity commission to hold special meeting · GALUI?OUs - The Gallipolis City Commission wlll meet in •"Pecial session Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Mwticipal Court Big price reduction on a.ll of our women's winter coats - children's coats and jackets~ Select group pre, teen sportswear· Dotty Mann sportswear - all of our women's sweaters - girls sportswear children's snowsuits- children's sleepwear ·women's tops . . Room. JANU.·ARY WHITE SALE Big savings on the lSI floor now on Cann.on sheets · table covers bedspreads -.draperies - area wgs- ball! towels. R. C; BOTTLING CO. MILL STREET Middleport, Ohio 992-3541 or 992-3344 ' . . According Ill the patrol, a north bound vehicle driven by Olarles Wolfe, 31, • GalliPOlis. went out of control when the brakes were applied for children playing on the roadway. . The Wolle vehicle passed off the left side of the roadway and struck a mailbox and a utility pole . . . \ MIDDtEPORT-POMEROY . PRICE 25 CENTS . . " "' ' ,. ·~ ''-~ '· reside nts and interested persons a chance present their opinions about things that need to he done in the village. · The public is invited to attend·. a broken window on the east side, Gaskins said. Officers Sallaz and Dave ,Downing · found a trail of blood throughout the ~Recovered shortly afterwards on Kanawha Street was a truck which th~'. POMEROY - Olive Township will thief had taken and, within 50 yards, a-' have three voting precincts beginning this box of tools which had been hidden in year r a ther than two. ·underbrush. . The Meigs County Board of Elections Gaskins asks tlie assistBnce of the public ln.reporting anyone who may h8ve heca me locked in a tie vote on whet!!er the received a serioua cut by ilnknown '· township would have two or three precincts and tlle deciding vote. making it · means. into three, was cast by Secretary of State . He praised the members of his, Ted Brown. . department for their work in both On Dec. 5.a group of voters from Long burglaries . Bottom, headed by Francis Andrew, Olive Township adds . One VOting preCinct "· Auto demolished in Friday wreck returning a pre--application to HUD in order to make renovations to the sewerage to learn more abo'u t the -p rogram and ·. Gallia-Meigs Post , Highway Patrol. Officers report that the Caldwell vehicle went outpf control on the icy pavement and passed off the right side of Lincofn Pike into a ditch live-tenths of a mile south of SR 141, at 4:53p .m. · is $2 ,418,900. The Village of Rio Grande wiU he system in tlle Village and for monies to update the water treatment plant. The preapplications must he in the mail by Feb. 5, 1979 and the public hearings will give LARRY EVANS JOINS FAMILY FIRM- Emerson E. ·E \•ans, President of Evans En· terpriscs, Inc., a nnounced Saturday Larry E. Evans, vice president, will be in charge of commercial relll estate a nd development as Emerson plans to spend less time with the business. During his Florida residence of the las t fiv e years, Larry developed Dairy Queen Stores ·a nd real estate in the central Florida area. Prior to his Florida stay, Larry was associated with or developed Park Lane Mobile Home Court, Larry's Wayside Fur· · niture, L<nry's Mobile Home Sales in Pomeroy and Saunders·Evans In· surancc. All the above inte~sts were sold when be went to Florida in 1973. Larry and .his wife, Patti, a dental as."i is~ nt, along .with da11ghtcrs, Jill, Jennifer, Courtney and son. Trent, now live on Locust Street in Gallipolis. Ave. GALLIPOLIS - An auto operated by on Eastern Officers report that a -north bound Randell L. Clark, 32, Gallipolis. was vehicle operated by Herbert R. Clonch, 26, demolished f'r iday during a two-vehicle GalliPOlis, went out of control on the icy eollision on Eastern Ave., at 8:52p .m . pavement, and passed off the right side of Gallipoilis City Police report that a the roadway over an embankment. north bnund vehicle driven by Clark went .. · The, Cl onch auto incurred severe out of control on the icy pavement , pa ssed damage. off the.·right side of the roadway, recros~cd Clonch w~s cited on charges of the road, and struck a south bound auto ope rat'i ng a motor vehicle · without operated by Rex W. Johnson. 33, corrective lenses. GalliPOliS. City Police investigated live other Following impact, tpe Johnson vehicle Friday accidents during which the traveled off the left side of llle roadway . vehicles involved incurred slight damage. There was severe damage to khe Johnson ln other action, John · L. Cheney, 23, ri auto . City Police investigated a one-auto accident Saturday morning, at ! :34 a.m., Agenda Items include : ' - 1978 Financial Report from llle auditor _ - Street lighting recommendations . from the city manager. - Letter of appointment of Dr . Oscar Clarke to the Health Board. Jane A. Waterman, 22, - Consideration of ordinances dealing Indiannpolls, Ind., passenger in Hughes with vacation leave for city employees, automubilc, setting holidays for city employees; zoning · Nino 1\. Mlmtgomer)', 25, of newly annexed area, gas rates, lndlan_apolis, Ind., passenger In Hughes contracting for services of a registered ·vehicle. nurse, contacting for services of a physical therapist, contraL'Iing for services of a cmununlcation operator, and contracting lor services of a parking meter repairman . PT . PLEASANT - ·A Mason County deputy sheriff has been indicted on a charge of extortion after allegedly offering drop criminal charges against a prisoner. in exchange for a $200 gWI. Accused of the wrongdoing is E. Frank Crump, who is currently ~m suspen.s ion to £rom the Maso n County Sheriff's Department. The indictment was one of four entered Thursday at 5:30 p.m. by 16 members of a Mason County Grand .Tury following u day of hearing evidenc-e and test imony presented by Prosecuting 'Attorney Dan R6ll . · Crump, ac:cording to the indictment, while un acting deputy sheriff on Oct. lll, 1976, arrested Michael James Brown oo charges of possession of a controlled subsiance and carrying a deiully and concealed weapon , a 44 calibre magnwn. While Brown was in the custody of the Mason County Sheriff, it is .aUeged .tl\at Crum p " unlawfully and feloniously exli>rted a pecwtiary hene!it" (the gun ) had presented a petition in May with 225 , names in regard to urging the establishment of three precincts. After a di"scussion on th e matter Leslie F. FultZ, made a motion, seconded by Evelyn Clark, to divide Olive T9wnship into· three ..-ecincts to be kown as Long Bottom Olivedale .and Reedsvllle ·with Long B;,ttom and Ollvedale to go back to . their fonner boundary lines. Fultz and Mrs. Clark voted yes on the motion willl bnard mem)lers E. A, Wingett and Virginia Blazewicz voting against the ' valued in excess of $200 for the dischar~iru.! and withdrawal of criminal charges against ijrown. Test imony regarding the charges against Crump was presented Ill Grand Jurors by Sheriff .Tames Hall and State Police Prp. F . A. Backus. TWELVE ANSWER ALARM SYRACUSE - The Syracuse fire depa rtment was called Saturday ai 9:30 a.m . to lhe former Chapman's Market in Syracuse where a trailer pulled by a City Ice and Fuel truck was m lire. Fire was contained iO a wheel bearing measure , With the three · precin cts now established lor Olive Township, Meigs County wlU have 34 voting precincts. on the trailer which was carrying 6,200 gallons of fue 1 oil Fire Oliel Bob Willis FIREMEN SUMMONED . GALUPOUS - The GalliPOiis Fire Department was .called to the scene of a vehicle fire Saturday at 10:03 a.m. on the 600 block of Second Ave. The department reports thai a short in the wiring of a van owned by Geraldine Gibson, Gallipolis, cavsed $125 damage to the e ngine compartment of the vehic!e when wiring, hose and insulation ignited . reported. Twelve men answered the call. There was only minor damages. 'J I · . ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED - James Butler,lelt, District 13-K Governor of Uons International, spoke on club matters Friday eveni'll! when the PomeroyMiddleport Club met at the Meigs Inn to observe its 3oth am1iversary. With Butler on right is Robert Hill. president of the local club. Vocal and instrumental cnter!ainment wsa provided by Dave and June Harris. . • ' Gallipolis, was cited Friday on charges of littering. Mason deputy is indicted by jury Democraticcommitt~erilan, asked to have their- voting precinct reinstated . Andrew TRAFFIC COUNT COLUMBUS, Ohio· (AP)- At least three pers.ms have been killed on Ohio highways this weekend, acc.rding to the state highway patrol. All three lust their lives In a thre.,. car accident on IDterstate 70 In Mont· go~mcry County early Saturday morning. The patrol, which started the cuunt at 6 p.m. Friday, will continue keeping track of the fatalities until IDidnlght Sunday. · Dead are : · Saturday John P. Hugftes, 27, Columbus, driver, in three-<!a'r accide~t In Mont· gomery County. ~ PATROL KEPT BUSY - An auto operated by Nelda Caldwell, 28, Gallipolis . incurred moderate da mage during one of 11 accidents investigated Friday by the plan, which addresses more than one need, hospital by the ·Point Pleasant Rescue Squad. . . Meanwhile, back at the subject's car, Gaskins said that Akers saw lyir)g Jo. plain view what appeared to be guns pertruding from under the car s~at. City Police also are mvest1gatmg the theft of some tools and a dairy truck sometime early today from the Valley Bell Dairy on Jefferson Me, by an in· dividual who apparently badly cut ' himself ·in the process of the burglary. The building had been entered through .. " Elberfelds ·1n Pomeroy The patrol investi gated a two-ve hicle p.m . . tntitttl RIO GRANDE - Public hearings will be held in tlle municipal building in the Village of Rio Grand ~ at 7:30p.m. on Jan. 10 and again on ~an : 30, concerning the hlock gra nt program from HUD for small citi es .according to Mayor Marlin Wedemeyer . The Department of Housing and Urban Development has currently alloca ted money for small cities for development needs. The amount allocated lor the single purpose program is $8,162,100 and the amoWlt allocated for the comprehensive Robbery suspect hospitalized; another leaves trail of blood OPEN .FRIDAY .NIGHT TIL 8 SAVE YOUR R.C., NEHI, UPPER 10, DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER ' . injury and were transPOrted by the Gallia Volunteer Squad to Holzer Medical Center. · Booten was treated for multiple contusions and abrasions, and released. Parsons was treated for a nasal ~ fracture, contusions .and abrasions, and released. Both vehicles were demolished. Public hearings are announced TiiA'r WHITE FLUFFY stuff returned Friday alter nearly a year's absence and for some, like Craig· Darst, 13, Middleport , that meant it was time to get the ole' sled out for· a [ew pra ctiCe· runs. ' ' . SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1979 • Special cl_e arance sale price 11n men's spt)rt coats • 3 piece vested suits- Van · Heusen dress shirts - men's sport shirts • knit shirts • dress flannel shir,ts- men's and boys winter jackets· men's and boys pajamas • men's sweaters. TONIGHT & SATURDAY .. tt~ Tuesday's meeting which is ope n to the public as well ·as members of the two JANUARY CLEARANCE SAtE FROM HAYDENVILLE, OHIO ' POMEROY - The Meigs industrial chambers . site study will he ..-esented at a joint Purpose of the study was to meeting of tlle Pomeroy and MiddlePOrt investigate existing and POtential sites, to Olambers of Commerce, beginning at l2 survey local manufac turers in regard to noon Tuesday at the Meigs Inn . their opinions and to compile information Aspects of the study will be presented on market potential. by James M. JeMings Associates,__ Paul Simon, p~eside nt of the Pomeroy Columbus, which compiled the Chamber of Commer ce, Cash Bahr, in£ormation in conjunction with the project president of the Middleport Cham ber o£ of the Buckeye Hills . Hocking Valley Commerce, and Thereon John son, Regional Development Commission. president of the Meigs County Regional The study was for OOth Meigs a nd Planning Commission, will be in charge of Athens countieS. However, only the Meigs Tuesday 's session. County aspects wjll be discussed at · .Elberfelds In Pomeroy . - Meigs Cf!Unty study .SANDWICHES 4 PIECE GROUP .. . I ROAST ,BEEF OR ROAST HAM ' 1 Chamber to. go aver FDIC NIGHTS • There was moderate damage to the accident on SR 160, one mile south of U.S. auto . · ·35, at 1:45 p.m ~ · The patrol investigated a one-vehicle · Officers rePQrt that a south bound auto operated by Pearlie Estep, 36, Mason , accident on Bulaville Porter Rd., three went out of control on the .icy pavement, and one{enUJ miles north of SR 160, at 3:45 slid left of center, "Jld struck a mrth bound p.m . Officers report tllat-a north bow1d auto vehicle driven by John Keels, 67 . Bidwell. slaw for traff;c. Both vehicles incurred moderate driven by Marcus Racer, 19, Gallipolis, went out of control on the icy pavement, The Booten vehicle went left of center damage . and strnck a south bound auto driven by . Offlcers Were called to the scene of a passed off lll e left side of the roadwav over Wanda Parsons, 57~ Gallipolis. . · .lone-auto mishap oo Bulaville Porter Rd .. an embankment and struck a pile of dirt. Both drivers displayed visible signs of !our{enths of a rnile norlll of SR 160, at 4 Continued on Aa2 • • pomeroy nationa ' bank EASY. ' ., ···"" . HAVING SURGERY Sha!"On Smith, Pomeroy, was taken to University , Hospital this morning where she will undergo surgery Saturday morning . - GALLIPOI.IS - Friday's first major snowstorm or the season resulted in 11 highwaY accidents in which two persons were injured according to the Gallia-Meigs Po~t , Ohio State Patrol. \ Approximately twa and . one-half ;nr:hes of snow fell throughout the day and n;,ght. This was accompanied by subfree zing temperatures. · Officers were. called to the scene 'Of a two-auto collisi9n on SR 7, live-tenths ol.a mile north of u·.s. 35, at 2:30 p.m. According to the patrol, a north bound auto. operated by Cindy Booten, 19, Bidwell, went out of ~antral on the icy pavement when the brakes were applied to ,.., Freezing weather continues Me and my '1 . To really enjoy it .. .Bank-Finance It! INN PLACE .' ' Snow, ice.blamed for 11 highway accidents '·' ' ,' Kent State suit settled 1 . • .~ ·-------------------------- .. ' •• sources say it takes 900,000 to head a civilian Cabinet to in mind. Balthtiar, a veteran of the barrels to meet Iran's replace the military regime domestic needs alone, and the . shah named last anti-shah opposition, ' . ' because of shortages the November in an Wlsuccessful · repoctedly agreed to recruit a .-attempt to end months · of government -after the shah military-led govern ment ordered fuel rationing last violence and crush religious bowed to ·delll!inds that · he • and political opposition to his surrender some of his powers week. . and leave Iran temporarily. An oil-industry source , who reign. •' After signing the royal Most leaders of the · asked not to be named, said IJlat with tlle return. of some decree naming Bakhtiar religio\ls and political strikers the first shipments of prime miniater, the shah, alliance fighting the shah kerosene and heating oil are Empress Farah and their said they would settle for expected to reach Tehran children went to the ski slopes nothing less !han abdication Saturday. Figures on total at Jajroud, 40 miles east of and denoWiced Bakhtiar (or production lor the day were · Tehratr. Ardeshir Zahedi , dealing with the monarch. Iran's ambassador to But Ayatullah Khomaini, unavailable. ibis reductioo of parking space, area shoppers are belnB METERS REMOVED -For the second time in less Refineries in Abadan and Washington and a close eM- the shah's strongest foe and incoovenlenced ooce again. The water started rlslns than a month the parking meters on the upper POmeroy . fidant of the shah, said It was sjliritual leader of Iran's 32 Tabriz resumed limited Mooday after an extended period of rain saturated the parking lot had to he removed hecause of high water. With production today but those in the mooarch's first vacation million Moslems, told Tbe . groWid. Shiraz and Tehran remained from the capital In three Associated Press at hi s shut doWn pending a decision months. residence-in-exile outside Bakhtiar has said the shah . Paris : "The shah and ... his by their striking workers COACHES MEICTING would leave for a "rest and a ' immediate family are Saturday. lbere will be a · meeting of Ayatullah Khomaini, the vacation" while the new gov- criminals am they have to be wrestling officials and Moslem religious leader who emment works to restore or- tried and pwtlshed according coaches Tuesday at 7 p.m. at By ROBERT L. SHAFFER anti-war demonstrato~s. told which touched off a lkecond iB the symbol of the anli-11hah der, but the trip to Jajroud to Islamic laws ." Meigs High School. Associated Press Writer newsmen angrily that blast of gunfire from the movement, bad called clearly was mit what h• harl ' CLEVELAND. (AP) "everyooein the world knows troops. Wednesday for the workers to "We deeply regret those After eight years and more that a mooetary settlement iB produce enough fuel to ease . events," the statement said. than $1 million in legal costs, not made unless there Is Sui!:!. the burden on the people. Mrs. Holstein, who joined the battles over damage and liability involved.'' · The shah emerged from claims for victims of the Ohio "The leadership of Ohio other parents and victims at near-seclusion in his palace I ' I National Guard shootings at ought to be ashamed it caMOt an ~motion-filled news Thursday . for his brief EDWARD PUGH ASA GRADY vacation in the nearby Kent State University have admit that it apologized in conference, said she was Edward Pugh, 64, Circle Funeral services for Asa ended in a $675,000 this statement," said Krause, horrified "at first when the mountains . Earlier, he Hill, ,died unexpectedly $675,000 settlement was Eugene Grady, Houston ,settlement. of Pittsburgh. formally appointed Baklitiar Wednesday evening at Texas, former Meigs County But the settlement Elaine Mlller Holstein, propoaed. Then, she said, "I realized O'Bleness Memorial Hospital resident, were held today at announced Thursday · whose son, Jeffrey Miller, that nothing In the world following a heart · attack the Jack Carswell Funeral immediately sparked a new · died in the gunfire, also By Associated Press which he suffered while at would satisfy me because HOO\!l •• l:l~.!!.. Rain and freezing drizzle ~ontroversy: Did it include insisted that there was an work at Ohio University. what I wanted was an Mr. Grady was preceded in slicked roads in Oklahoma an apology by state officials apology. M.r. Pugh was born in death by his mother, . Estie "We didn't just let them kill impossibility. I wanted Jeff and northern Texas, and cold for the May 4, 1970 shootings Athens County, son of the late Grady. Survivors not listed temperatures that.left four students dead our kids and wound our kids," back." continued Frank and Bessie Cranmer are a brother, Debnar Grady, today from the Midwest to th"e and nine wounded? she said. "We kept them on Pugh. He was a frequent Racine, and five step- Atlantic Coast. "We make no apology," the hook for eight-and-a-half visitor in Meigs County and children. former Ohio Adjutant years. They have now Deaths related to the cold 'was well known here. General Sylvester DeiCorso apologized and that were reported Thursday in He was a Iarmer· in th,e said after the settlement was statement is an apology," she lllinois, where two mentally Albany area for many years Hospital News record In U.S. said_ read into the retarded boys were found and had been employed at District Court. The controversial SURPRISE PARTY frozen to death, and in Ohio University for the past Veterans Memorial Hospital Georgia, where an elderly However, Sanford Jay statement Included in the · · A surprise birthday party 18 years. He was a memher of Admitted - Hattie Eddy, woman died In a fire kindled Rosen, lawyer for the group settlement agreed to by the honoring Curtis Riffle was the Pleasant Valley u;ng ·Bottom ; Carol Hubof fami!y members and state in the name of GQv. given recently by 1$. ;vife, by sparks from a bedroom Methodist Church. bard, Syracuse; Velma fireplace. victims, insisted that the James A. Rhodes and 27 other Sharon, and daughter, Greta. Surviving are his wife, Imboden, Rutland; Salem statement of regret in, defendants '- aU of them Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Electric use records were Evelyn Steinmetz Pugh; a Yates, Racine . corporated in the_ settlement pre51!nt or former National . Dan Knotts and Lena, -Eileen set in Milwaukee and in North son, Larry of Guysville Route Discharged Brady an.: South Carolina. • an apology," . Guard members - conceded snyder, Mr. an d Mrs. Do~ " clearly 18 1; a daughter, Mrs. Fred Knapp, Jack Lance, Eric Aild Arthur Krause, whose that tile "tragedy of May 4, Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. Dan . Gchools · were . closed (Lorna) McKibben, "The Powell, Marvin Edwards, Thursday in parts of daughter, Alllson, was one of 1970 should not have oc- Newell, Middleport; Mr. and Drive your next car with the happy knowledge Plains; three grandchildren, Paul Burtmi. ~e four students killed when curred" and that possibly Mrs. Mike Newell, Cheshire, • Oklahoma because of icethat it is finance,d the Best Way .. . the Bank Way . Steve Pugh of Guysville; "another method would have and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Drake guardsmen opened fire· on coated roads, and Oklahoma Lennie McKibben, Athens, resolved the confrontatioo" and Christy, Pomeroy. Gov . George Nigh ordere~ all and Shirley Strawn, Logan ; non-essential state workers to Holzer Medical Center two great · grariqchildren, Discharges, Jan. 4 stay home today because of two ·sisters, Mrs. Tracy Something New AI Our Drive-Thru WindotD Mrs. Edmund Armstrong the hazardous driving con' TO END MARRIAGES (Grace) Whaley of Pomeroy, pomeroy In Meigs County common and Mrs. Joe (Vivian) Kelly, and daughter, Naomi Blac k, ditions. rutland Bessie Crawford, -Erma Rain was reported from the · pl'eas court Paula Jayne . .'"' · Homestead , Ftd. tuopers plains f,vans, Brandon Floyd, Ke n· coast of eastern Texas into Thomas, Rt. I, Middleport, Besides his parents, he was . Don. Arkansas and Louisana, with nelh.Ison, Vernon Keels, for divorce against filed suit presented in death by two na Murray, Robert Neal, freezing drizzle over the bonk of John Stephen Thomas, same sisters, Mildred l!nd .,Anna Rena Poelker, Esther Prof· Oklahoma and northern . address. the century Mae Pugh. V . Anne Hatfield was granted Funeral services will be fill, Robert RAnkin, Goldie Arkansas. Snow fell in established 1872 Nebraska , Kanasas and a divorce from Robert held at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Rofef, Deborah Snook, much of the Midwest. · ~Hatfield, Lisa Pi~rce ·from Hughes-Van Fossen Funeral Sherry Tatten, John Wastier, Snow continued through the Mark Pierce and Melva L. Home . with the Rev, Kenneth Garnet Williamson, Matthew Williainson , Ronda Wilson, Great Lakes region, and snow Eblin from Gerald C. Eblin, McKibben officiating. Burial will be in Clark's Chapel Patty Wolford, Ruth Ann showers were reported Wright. across western New York. Cemetery. Friends may call A strong cold front off the . 1hs, J an. 4 1r B at the funeral home any time. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cana- West Coast brought rain into SQUAD RUN day , daughter, Rio Grande. southern ... California and The Pomeroy emergency Mr. and Mrs. Joey Crab· cloudy skies and low ternsquad went to the home of tree, son, Oak Hill. · peratures were reported in James Soulsby, Union Ave., Mr. and Mrs . Cahrles Har· the Pacific ·Northwest . at 1:34 p.m. Thursday for rison, daughte r, Jackson . Readings below zero were Mrs. Jed Wlll, Pomeroy, who Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Kelv· recorded in Nebraska and the had become ill there. She was . ington, daughter, Waverly. Dakotas. taken to Holzer Medical Mr . and Mrs . Lonnie Temperatures around the Center. Newell, dau ghter, New nation at 2 a.m. EST ranged •.. APPEARING THIS WEEKEND from 37 below zero in Butte, W V Our Roast Beef and Roast Ham Sandwiches start with . Haven , . a. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Mont. to 67 in Fort Lauderspecially selected USDA inspected meats. The meat is MEET MONDAY sliced thin and STACKED HIGH on a sesame seed bun . AT THE Rawlins, daughter, Oak Hill. dale, Fla. The Twin City Shrine Ciub There· is plentv of lean meat nutrition that the entire will meet Monday, Jan. 8, at familv needs daily. 7:30 p.m. Re!resbmen1s will be served. By THOMAS KENT _ Anoclated Press Writer TE!fflAN, Iran · (AP) Oilindustry sources said striking petrolewn workers began returning to their Jo.b s today, apparently heeding the call of the anti-11hah religious opposition r to produce enough oil to save the Iranian economy from . collapse. Palace sources reported, . meanwhile, that the embattled Shah Mooammad Reza · Pahlavl returned to Tehran by helicopter from the nearby ski resort of Jajroud, where he had gone Thursday for a brief vacation. Empress Farah and their children accompanied the moriarch . Shah pour Bakhtiar ,. the shah's choice for prime minister, was readying his proposed · new civilian · Cabinet for presentation to ' the monarch this weekend and .later to tlle Parliament . sm·ce the tatest rowtd of anti-shah strikes began last month, oil production has plwruneted from 6 million barrels a day to 250,000 barrels or less . industry .. REACT MEET SLATED POMEROY - There wlll be a Roact meeti ~g Monday at 1 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center . Members are to bring lt'/8 monitoring report. ~· J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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