http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/22f6eec36fab5e0efb25d53b79233f32.pdf ba80aabf57d499c1c9a9911eb9763b40 PDF Text Text • I H- The DailvSt•ntirwl M!<ldil'p!i rt - Pmnl'r(l~ : 0 .. ThursdHy . .Jan . IR . 1!17~ 1 • i -------------------------~ I Gavin employee receives award Emil E. Hoffman , Point Pleasant, an employee of the General James M. Gavin Plant. recently received a operat ihg eonditio ns, or reduce operating expenses. These innovati ons often result in fin ancial saving s cash being passed on to the con· award for his con- tribution m the "Operations Improvement '· program of the American Electric Power System. Cash awards are given to employees by Ameri can Electric Power for ideas wh ich improve safety , sumer . The ideas NOW OPEN Believe It! SATISFACTION WithYour Clothes See Us Next Wash Day! convenience and afe pu blished in a system-wide magazine so other facilities in the sys(em can benefit from th em The cash awa rd was presented to Hoffman by J . W. Lizon; Gavin Plant Manager. e~ onomy Area Deaths ! Nationwise Energy bill introduced GINA MENCIIINI Mr s. Clement e (G ina 1 Menchini. 82, resident of 309 Wetzgall Ave., Pomeroy, died early Thursday morning at Pine Crest Care Center after a lingering lllness. Mrs. Menchini was a native of l.ucc ~. Italy. Her husband, Cl eme nte Menchini, pre ce ded her in death November 19, 1976, and her son, Renzo Menchini precedeil her in death in 1969. She is surv ived by her dau ghter-in-law, Ja ckie Menchini, Pomeroy, and two grandc hildr en, ·Micke y Men ch ini, Charl eston , W. Va., and Mrs. Tom (Jenny) Foster, Washington,. D. C., and one great grand· daughter, Amy, and several nieces and nephews. Rosary services are slated . at Ewing Funeral Home, Friday evening at 7: 30 p. m. Visitation is from 2 to 9 p. m. · Friday. Services are scheduled for )0 a. m. Saturday at the Sacred Heart Church with e12 DRYERS TO SERVE· YOU OPEN 9:30 AM · 8:00 PM MONDAY THRU SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY RACINE LAUNDRY MAT ~ACIN ~ MILLARD SAYRE Millard Sayre, 65, Ravenswood, W. Va ., died at his home Jan . 15 after suffering a heart attack. Mr, Sayre was a fanner resident of the Apple Grove and St ringburg communi!. Mr. Sayre is survived by his wife. Edith ; his mother, Mrs. Josie Sayre, Millwood, IV. Va .; three children, three step-children, 19 grand· children, several great grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs. Mildred Scarberry , Evergreen Hills; Mrs . Faye Merica), Millwood; Leota, Florida ; four brothers, Jack Say re, Danny Sayre of Florida ; Ashford Sayre and Tilford Sayre of Parkers· burg, and an aunt, Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Rt. 2, Racine. F uneral services were held Monday at the Casto Funeral Home in Evans, W. Va. with interinent in Evergree n Cemetery. Rain forecast in Ohio Friday By The Associated Press High pressure will move over Ohio tonight, ending linge ring snow · flurri es exc ept in the extreme north eastern section of the state. No precipitation is forecast for ton ight, but clouds will in- e24 WASHERS buriaJ at .Sac:.:rcd Heart l'rmetery, Pomeroy. the southwestern states will move toward the Mississippi , Valley on Friday, and the high pressure over Ohio will ·mov e toward the east coast. Rain will spread into southern Ohio early Friday. Rain or snow will reach central Ohio during the day , crease over western Ohio . and snow will develop over Eastern Ohio will ·be mostly northern Ohio. Low t e mperatur es clear . Another storm brewing in overnight will be from 5 to 10 in eastern Ohio and 10 to 20 in the west. High temperatures in Ohio Friday will range from 25 to 30 in the north to the 30s in the south . In Rutland Mayor Eugene Th om pson's Court Wed· nesday night two defendants Acupuncture were fined and three others forfeited bonds. . Fined were Ernest ine Hale, to be regulated Rutland , and Tom Walters, COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Middleport, $15 and costs Ohio's Legislature soon will each, speeding. receive a bill to license and Forfeiting $30 bonds each regulate acupuncture. on speeding charges were Rep . Terry Tranter , DJanet . Ambrose, Pomeroy, Cincinnati, said Wednesday John Taylor, Gallipolis, and he is preparin g a bill William Imboden, Rutland . per m itting the Chine se practice of puncturing the Mayor's Court gold or disease, silver needles. !~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!EEl with hody to cure usually His measure will be similar to a law already passed in Florida , he sa id . Under Tranter's bill, the state, presumably the Ohio State Medical Board, would · set qualifi ca tions and regulate the profession. The Hamilton County lawmak er said, however, that he expects th e medical profe ssion to oppose his GET A FREE PIECE OF APPLE PIE••• WITH THE Pl)RCHASE OF ONE OF THE COLONEL'S THREE PIECE DINNER BOXES! measure. Senate honors football squad COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)Youn gs t o wn State University's football team was honored Wednesday in a re1;0lution adopted by the Ohio Senate. A separate resolution paid tribute to Bill Narduzzi, Penguins coach, whose team compiled a 10-2 record last fall in winning the All Mid· Continent Conference Championship. Sens. Harry Meshel, DYoungstown, and Thomas E . Carney, D-Girard', sponsored the resolutions. COLUMBUS, Ohio tAPJ - A Richland County lawmaker has introduced a comprehensive bill to promote use of solar and 0ther new sources of en~rgy. Rep. Sherrod Brown, D-Mansfield, offered his proposal Wednesday, along with an impressive, , bipartisan list of 27 co-sponsors. . . lh addition to tax incentives for the IUStallatlOn of solar equipment, the bill also provides a 111ethod for home .and property owners to obtain solar easements. Marvin shows no emotion LOS ANGELES (A P) - Actor Lee Marvin shOwed no emot ion when his former lover, Michaell Triola Marvin wept bitterly on .the stand as she recalled her pregna~cies by Marvin and tlie abortions she said left her unable to bear children. At one point Wednesday, as Miss Marvin spoke barely above a whisper, the actor's voice boomed across the court room : "I can't hear a thing," Miss Marvin was told to speak louder. 2~-year relationship ends GODTHAAB , Greenland (AP) - Greenlanders rode dogsleds and snow scooters through howling blizzards Wednesday to vote overwhelmingly for home rule and an end to their 250-year-old colonial relationship with Denmark. Rockets and fireworks flared over this huge northern island and jubilant Greenlanders staged a torchlight parade through the streets of Godthaab as returns came in by telephone·or radio from towhs and settlements as much as 1,000 miles apart. 20 wowtded by bomb blast JERUSALEM (AP) - A Palestinian guerrilla bomb blast wounded 20 persons in a crowded open-air market In the heart of the Jewish half of Jerusalem today as U.S. Mideast mediator Alfred Atherton began his second day of ta lks with Israeli leaders. Vasser Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization said in Beirut that one of its underground urtits in Israel was responsible. It said the unit was named after Abu Ali lyad, a senior military leader of AI Fatah killed in Jordan's l970-71 civil war. Flynt sells Ohio magazine COLUMBUS, ( AP ) - Ohio magazine has been sold by the Larry Flynt orgartization to the Dispatch Printing Co. of Columbus for an undisclosed amount. Officials of Dispatch Printing, which also publishes The Columbus Dispatch, said in a statement Wednesday that they plan to. supply the resources necessary to make the 100,001J.<:irculation magazine a quality , highly competitive publication. Jury pondering evidence DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -A Montgomery County grand jury is pondering evidence in connection with the 1977 rape-slaying of the daughter of a woman Episcopalian priest. James A. Brogan, chief assistant prosecutor, said evidence was presented Wednesday against Eugene W. Gall, of Hillsboro, already under a death sentence in Kentucky . Brogan declined to discuss the evidence but said the grand jury was expected to make its report today. Beth Ann Mote, 14, daughter ·of the Rev. Doris Mote , the second woman in Ohio to be ordained, was abducted Oct. 20, 1977, as she walked home from school. Her nud e body was stabbed numerous times and she was later found in a secluded area, according to Oakwood Public Safety Director Michael Kelly. Farm legislation main topic COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A panel of state legislators will discuss upcoming farm legislation with Ohio Fanners Uoion members at the organization's annual meeting beginning today in Columbus. A Friday appearance of the legislative panel will highlight the three-day meeting. Some of the legislation likely to be discussed will include delayed pricing of grain and grain warehouse bending. Contributions being returned CLEVELAND (AP ) - People who have been sending contributions to help Cleveland through its current cash crunch are getting their checks back along with a polite letter saying, in effect, thanks but no thanks . City Hall spokesman Andrew Juniewicz said Wednesday the people who send in $10 or $20 are being advised that Mayor Dennis Kucinich "appreciates th eir interest and offer to help, but the city can't accept. " Ernest H. Covert announces retirement , F:rnest H. Covert has retired after 38 years in the finance business, the last eight years in Gallipolis. He has been bra nch manager of the Gallipolis of· fice · of Credit Thrift of America, Inc., during a period in which the Gallipolis office has grown to become one of the leading offices of more than 550 owned and operated by Credit Thrift Financial Corp. throughout the nation. This has been achieved, he sa id , "through the patronage of the people and businesses of Gallipolis, Gallia County, and surroUnding counties." Recently a retirement dinner for Mr. Covert was held at the Fox Farm Inn , Chillicothe , given by the area manager, Roy Arnold, a former employee of Mr . Covert, who is now district manager of eastern Ohio; J eff Boszor, district manager of the local area; and 0. R. Goodwin , director of opera· lions, Evansville, III. Mr. Covert came to Gallipolis in 197! , taking o.ver the management of the local office. He came from Belpre, where he had served as branch manager for eight years. A native of Scioto County, Mr. Covert began his career in the field of conswner loan and finan ce in July, 1940, in ERNEST H. COVERT after 38 years In the financ e business has announced his retirement. He has been branch manager of · the Gallipolis office of Credit Thrift of America, Inc. Portsmouth , as an employee of the old City Loan and Sav· ings Company. He served. as manager with that company in both the Pomeroy and Portsmouth offices. In 1964 he acce,pted employment with Park Loan, which later was acquired by Credit Thrift of America, Inc. Veterans Memorial Hospital Holzer Medical Center ADMITTED Della Discharges, Jan. 17 Curti s, Pomeroy Thelma Donald Bailey, MAry Garrett, Pomeroy; Bernice Bowman, Herbert Brown, Lavalley, Racine; Ross Kent, Helen Dempsey, J o Ann Addison; Annette Lambert, Grow, Mary Hively, Artha Pomeroy; Ma ry Darnell, Athens; Wanda Imboden , Hornsby, Jack Jonas, John Syracuse ; Kevin Barton, Kell, William King, Merle Middleport ; Steven Teaford, Kuhn, Sr, ·Geraldine Lewis, Jessica Maynard, Ricky McPortland; Wibna Anderson, Clellan, Evelyn Melton , Racine. William Patterson, Mrs. DISCHARGED - Larry Rochie Pendley son, Spencer, Julie Richards, William Ratcliff,andHarry Janet Pullins. . Rhodes, Sr , William Sheridan, Joe Suck, Dorothy Tirpak, Estella Waugh, ELva ' CommiHee would Westfall , Reba Wilcoxon, Ann Wise, Marshall. Wolfe. . probe problems Chicago ••• (Continued from page 1) tires, abandoned their vehicles on Interstate 95 betwee n Providence and Pawtucket, R. 1., during a three-inch snowfall , state police said. Thirteen inches of snow fell in the mountains of southern Utah, and there was rain over southern California and Arizona. APPLY FOR LICENSE Making application for marriage license in Gallia Co unty Probate Court Wednesday were Carl subdivisions. "II is obvious that no city - · Thomas Wolfe, 33, Jackson, even Cleveland - can end up insurance salesman! and $125 million in debt Alana D. Tucker, 22, Addison, overnight," Van Meter said·. unemployed. ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Holzer at 7:30 p.m . for · crash occurred at aptreatm ent of fractur ed proximately 5 p.m., shortly ankles, multiple abrasions after the plane departed from and contusions. the Gallia -Meigs Regional Killed in the accident were Airport enroute to Lexington, pilot Kenneth Dyer, 42, '· •· Ky· . . Blessing Rd., co-<Jwner of The twm-englne plan e hit Dyer Brothers Lumber Co.; the ground , flipped end ·over Fred Houck, 31, Patriot Star ·end and came to rest along a Route, an em ployee of Dyer cr~ek near Scotto'"!' about 12 Brothers Lumber ; and miles north of Huntmgton and Rodney Beaver 32 Nelltll· 22 mile s southwest of borhood Rd . ' ' Gallipolis. The Lawrence Co unty T~e . Federal Aviation Sheriff's Department said the Admimstration is in- CONTINUES bill introduced COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP l- . Rep . Francin e Panehal, DCieveland, has introduced a bill establishing a "public officials' integrity act." Under her proposal, offered in the House on Wednesday, a former official or exemployee of a public agency could not represent a client or render advice in cases before that agency for at least two years after leaving their jobs. Another provision of Mrs. Panehal's bill, designed to eliminate potential cooflicts of interest, says a former chief administrator could not, at any time, represent a client or provide information on matters before the agency. SAVE 20% 40% :~50% •ALL FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS. •SAVE ON FURNITURE, SHEETS, TOWELS, BEDSPREADS,. TABLE COVERS. ,~- ., •SHOP FRIDAY TIL 8:00, SATURDAY TIL/5:00 . I ELBERFELDS IN PO·M·ROY '. vestigating the accident , tlw cause of which has yet to be determined. Witnesses said that one ot the engines was "coughing and choking" as it went down in a field off Polkadotte Rd., at the intersection of Dillon Ridge ltd. The plane landed cockpit upright , wings and engine s inta ct , with the fuselag e slightly bent. There was no fir e. , Inv estigator (USPS 145-960) VOL. NO. XXIX NO. 194 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Polygamist John Singer who often boasted he would rather die than allow his t hildren to attend public schools was killed by a shotgun blast after he pulled a gun on 10 police officers ll'ying to arrest biro, authorities said. Singer, 47, was shot Thursday when police sought to arrest him outside his home on assault and contempt charges. Wayne has no assurance LoS ANGELES (AP) - There is no assurance that actor John Wayne will recover from cancer , officials at UCLA Medical Center say, bu! the Hollywood veteran's " tremendous will to live" is encouraging. "Hope is what we want to hear right now, " srud Bernard Strohm, administrator of the hospital where the 71 year old star of Westerns and war movies is recovering from cancer surgery. What is important to me isthis tremendous will to live that Mr. Wayne carries," Strohm added at a briefing. General Telephone Co. of Ohio joined ot her Meigs ~ Co unty residents in pay in g· property taxes this year with the first half payment on a total yearly tax of $140,000 having been mailed to the Meigs County Treasurer. "Thi s is a 12 percent in· crease over last year's taxes here." said Terry McGrath , Athen s. Acting Customer · Serv ice m anager. 1n the last moving into Ohio is ex· peeled to change freez ing rain and snOw in the s tate to rain. The warm air is moving across so uthwestern Ohio into north· y,:as recently reelected lhc state tonight. and will president of Racine Villoge Council for 1979. blanket th e state Saturday. NAMED TO BOARD - · businessman Larr}' Powell has been nantrd to fill a vacancy on weste rn sections of by the Meigs Local Buard of Educa tion brought about by the res ignation of Wendell Houver. Powell " ·ill fill the vacancy until J an. I, 19ti0, with a . The Ohio Elections Commission last August recommended that Sheriff Donald. Sanders and his chief deputy, Maj. Warren Holloway, be prosecuted for election law violations. In September, a Clark County court appointed Bill Owens as special prosecutor in the case. DAYTON, Ohio . (AP) - Natural gas supply restrictions for some 21,000 industrial and commercial customers of the Dayton Power &.Light Co. bave been lifted by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. Spokesman Donald Speyer said the Wednesday decision was made because the utility now bas unlimited gas from its supplier, The Columbia Gas Transmission Co. Speyer said the supplies were increased to 48 million cubic feet based on the n""da of the two previous winters. CETA layoffs forthcoming CINCINNATI (AP ) - All 2,008 persons holding public service jobs administered by the .city of Cincinnati will be fired by October becausil of a $3 million cutback in federal .funds, a city official announced . · Henry L. CHristmon, director of the city's employment and training Division, said Thursday that new federal rules limit employment on the jobs to 18 ' months. He said federal Comprehensive Employment Training Act funds financed the jobs of 687 persons in 33 city departments and divisions and 1,321 workers in 150 noo-orofit agencies. replatement to be elected in th e November, 1979 clrct ion . l,owell also served on PomerOy Village C~•uncil. gency declaration in 12 years, giving police authority to remove an es ti mated 3,000 abandoned cars. Church and school parking lots were offered as temporary auto holding areas. Urtited Airlines reported reservation s for flights to California were up 7 percent, and a suburban Milwaukee travel agency said business was 10 percent ahead of last year . "They are coming in and saying: 'Any time, as long as it S warm and cheap.'" said Jill Pollack of Whitefish Bay travel agency . Since the weekend storm , there have been 42 deaths in lllinois, 19 in Wisconsin, 10 in ·Kansa s, eight in Missouri, . Shareholders approve 1-3 stock split one- for -three stock dividend was approved ·by the Shareholders at the a!lllual meeting of the Farmers Bank and Savings Company held Wednesday afternoon. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., president , reported the bank had enjoy ed its most profitable year in history with deposits reaching a new high. 1\ 1 years Gener al medical pCJtient. who was taken t o Holz er Medical Now You Know .Julius Caesar cro ssed the Hubieon in 49 H.C. Center . 15 CENTS Thereon Johnson, E. Robert Schellhase, Leslie F. Fultz, Fred W. Crow, Jr., C. Wayne Swisher, Dr. Fred R. Carsey, Jr., Richard C. Follrod and Ferman E: Moore. The following officers were also re-elected: Theodore T. Reed, Presid ent ; Thereon 1 Joh nson . Exec uti ve Vice President ; Paul E. Kloes, Vice Pr es ident and Secretary; Roger IV. Hysell, Cashier; Jon P. Karschnik , Assistant Cashier; Joanne J . (Continued on page 12 1 Telephone 's property taxes have been in cr eased u:; percent in this county, he said. Ge ner a l Te lephon e's taxa ble property include s la nd, bu ildin gs, cab le , sw itching equipment, pole lines and telephones , the manager explained. "Much of our taxable property , such as und ergro und ca ble is. hidden from view," McGrath said. " We must mclude the cost of every wire within each cable, whether it \ un poles or undergro und." Statewide, Ge n e ral Telephon e will poy (<txes on propc11 y valued at more than $279 milliqn, the manager exp lained. Th e tax is distribut ed to 329 school dist ricts in 83 counties. General' s total tax bill this year w ill be over $12.2 million. up to $1 million over la ~t year. he said . Although property taxes arc a part of the company 's operating cost. they do represent ao average ann ual co ~1 of $22 for every customer in the ~tate. the manager Gas explosion noted . kills workmen I.OC AN, "Ohio !A P I Columbia Ga s Co. officials say they have not determined wl"llit caused a pipeline to burst Thursday, killing two workmen who were repairing lea k in it. Transmission mecha nics C:t William Mi ller, 45, of Logan, and Gerald Hampshire, 53, of Hockbridge, were working on U1e 16-inch pipe in a ditch wht>n it ruptured, company officia ls said.· Two other workmen, both heavy equ ipment opera tors, \\'ere injured when the pipe , containing about 140 poWldS of pressure, ripped open. Michae l Downour , 30, of Loga n, was listed in good Directors re-elected were: condition in a I ,anc astcr Theodore '1'. Reed, Jr ., hospital and .John Handolph, seven in Michigan, five in Iowa , three in Nebraska, two in Oklahoma and one in Ohio. Two people died Thursday in an auto accident on an icy highway near Homer, Neb ., and a Canton, Mo ., man was found dead of exposure a short distance from his car along U.S. 61. ··In other weather-related deaths, a traffic death in Main e on Thursday was blamed on a storm that dumped a record 27.1 inches of snow on Portland . More than 2 inches of rain fell in Oklahoma, and ice in Missouri in terrupted National Guard efforts to aid rural residents and farmers. Sagging roofs remained a serious pr~blem in Wisconsin and Illinoi s, and Chicagoarea building supply dealers reported a run supports to shore up weak roo fs. A section of roof on a Madison, Wis ., supermarket caved fi ve Pomeroy Storm victims being sought The Nebraska State Patrol said up to an in ch of ice glazed highways and power lines across the state, and officials at th e Lee Byrd Airfield in North Platte used fertilizer to melt it. The new storm was expected to dwnp 4 inches of heavy! wet snow on Chicago! and Illinois authorities feared it would lead to a rash of collapsed roofs - 220 have been r eported in the state already. Meanwhile, tempers flared as the nation's second~argest city slruggled to dig out from one · of j ts worst storms. Milwaukee residents sought refuge in warmer climates. Police were called to settle an unruly crowd in a ll'ansit station when a passenger illness delayed a Chicago Transit Authrity subway train for near! an hour, And authorit s reported a Chicago man shoveled snow on a car, turned on a garden · hose and encased the auto in ice after a stranger took a parking space he 'd labored to clear. In wfwaukee, the Common Council'issued its first emer- SQUAD CALLED 1be Syracuse Ell squad was ca lled Tuesday at 2:10 p.m. for f'rcd Jenkins, a Large tax bill paid by General Telephone others ,were scheduled to open late. The Cincinnati city district was open but without bus service. Many fender bender s were reported on lee covered streets. Warm southerly air Missouri. Witnesses at the scene speculated the pilot may have been trying to land in the flat terrain along the creek . FRIDAY , JANUARY 19, 1979 MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY, OHIO Schools In some parts of By The Associated Press State. police in Iowa rode in ' sand trucks to reach victims of auto accidents .today as freezing rain, sleet and snow swept into the Midwest only . days after a storm that has claimed 97'lives. " E very kind of precipitation imaginable is falling ," reported the state Highway Patrol. Police were . called out to round up a load of hogs "running all over the place" on Interstate 60. Power transformers. burst into flames Thursday as the storm passed through Kansas, leaving many homes without electricity. Flooding was reported in Kansas and from the aircraft was when it flight if they think they can took off. J"each the nearc,~:,1 airport! or Atkin s sa id that in look for th e nearest · ··~ld If situations of in-flight trouble they feel reaching an airport _ pilots will either maintain is ilnpossible . """"' e n t 1n e at the greater Cincinnati area were closed and many HEADS COU'NCIL Albert t Babe 1 Hill, well known Racin e res id ent, li ving ne·ar th e accide nt scene , had pulled the bodies from the wreckage. Gloria Watson said three men wer e alive '"''hen they rea ched the plane, but one was bleeding profusely and . died shortly after the crash. According to Ed Atkin s, manager at the Ga ll ia-Meigs 1\egional Airport, the plane depa rt ed from the un· controlled field at · appro xim ately 4: 15 p.m. Atkins said the last time he heard • hazardou s drh'lng con- SPRINGFIEW, Ohio (AP) - An expanded inyestigation into the Clark County sheriff's office is expected to be completed by the end of the month, according to the special prosecutor assigned to the 40, of New Lexin gton, was reported in sa tisfactory conditi on in a Lan ca s l ~,r hospital. A paramedic called to the Over the last five years, the company' s property taxes have increased 52 percent 1 more than $4 million ). This mcrease stems .not only from higher tax rates. but also Station . Wi llia m Chadd.ock , a Columbia Gas spokesman. from the incr easing amounts of cable and cAll -handling equipment needed to serve the company's 517.000 sa id customers. no cust omers los.t serviee as a result of the rupture and no residents we re endangere d by the break. He sa id the gas dis- Miss Kim Taylor making hi s tory sipated into th e air and no fire or expl osion resulted . Meigs Co unty J umor Miss. Jaycee charter night f ete set The Meig s Jaycee an· nounced plans today for the first annual Jaycee Charter Night Banquet. The event will be held Saturday, Ja nuary 27 at the Meigs Inn beginning at 7:30p.m. Tickets may be purchased by writing Jaycee Charter Night Banquet, P. 0 . Box 2, Miss Kim Taylor, No rth 1978. will make history for the So utheast Ohio Ju nior Miss Program when she appears at the 1979 Ohio Junior Miss Finals, Friday night. Miss Taylor will present her talent she presented at the finals last vea r. Mi~s Taylor will be the first .Junior Miss fr om Meigs County to perform at the state fin als after being a cont estant in the finals the previous yt:ar. The 1979 final s me being held in Mount Vernon. Ohio. . Pomeroy, 45769, or by con· with two Southe rn High \acting Dave Jenkins at the School seniors participating. So uth ern Ohio Insurance scene o£ the accident, Steve Miss Lori Cha pman. Adams. 26. was overcome by Se rvice , 304 East Main daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Street, Pomeroy or Ralph. Robert Chapman and Miss na tura] gas fum es and was •Werry at the Meigs Inn. Price Cindy Patterson. daughter of ho~pita li ze d in Logan, where of the tickets will be $5. he was in stable condition . Mr. and Mrs. Co rbett Pat· All charter members of the terson. both of Syracuse. The 'lhe pipeline is located in a rural area nortt""J of Logan in . Meigs · County Jaycees and two hi.gh schoo l sen iors won northern Ho ck in g County former Jaycees are urged to the honor to participate in the near Ohio 93, JUSt west of attend the Charter Night ;tate finals by winning the Banquet when all charter Nort h and South Meigs Columbia Gas Tra nsm ission members wi11 be recognized. Co. 's Gore Compr essor County Junior Miss Finals this past November. ......,......, U . . -~ ~--.i~tr1i '. ~~·· > in Thursday! ca using minor injuries as customers and clerks ducked for cover . SCHOOLS CLOSED A.ll schools of the three Meigs County school districts were closed late t' rlday morning due to a predicted Icc storm reported headed for. Meigs County . The storm was predicted to last over a Husbands could be immwted · <XlLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI).- Inspired by a highly publicized court case In Oregon, a Lucas County lawmaker has introduced ·an Ohio bill eliminating the immunity of husbands from rape charges brotig~t by their wives. Rep. John A. Galbraith, R-Maumee, says his bill "could well be a deterrent to violent action" by a lae!band against his wife. He said he thinks it is demeaning to women to be coosidered the property of the\!' husbands in sexual matters. sheet, pending arrival of Lawren ce Co unty Coroner Dr. Harry Nenni . 1be sur· vivors were transported by SEOEMS to Holzer Medica l Center. Witnesses to the cra sh, Donovan and Gloria Watson, Polkadotte, aided by others ditions for commuters. Investigation nears end case. bodies remained be side the a ircraft , covered with a white traffic in Cincinnati was reduced to a crawl today as an Ic e storm cr eated One man was killed, another injured and a third managed to escape injury in a gas explosion Thursday morning on Success Rd., Olive Twp., Meigs County . Sheriff James J . Proffitt reported Donald Osborne of Big Springs, W. Va ., died of injuries suffered in the explosion. Taken to St. Joseph Hospital at Parkersburg for treatment of injuries was Dean Decker of Marietta . Decker is listed in satisfactory cortdition. He had a fractured arm, ' burns and facial ·injuries. Marvin Marks, another worker, mana~ed to escape iniury. According to reports, the trto was capping a well at the time of the explosion. It was believed the a ccident occurred because of equipment failure . First reports indicated that high pressures built up .after the well was .capped which caused separatton af a large piece of equipment which struck Osborne and Marks. Polygamist Singer killed men were dead upon his arrived at the crash s ite . 'Th e ICY HIGHWAYS Mornin g rush hour Explosion kills man Nationwise Law r enc e Wagner of t hq l.awrcJu.:r County S.O. sa id the three • e Gas restrictions ·lifted Public officials' OFFER GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY, JANUARY 21ST. Airplane crash leaves three Gallians dead Three Gallia CoWJty men were killed and two injure.t early Thursday evening when their twin-engine aircraft crashed tn Lawrence County. Survivor David Martin, 23, _ Brwnfield Rd., was listed in guarded condition this morning at Holzer Medical Center with possible internal injuries, fractured ankles, and broken ribs. Listed in good condition. David Saunders, 23, Gallipolis, was admitted to HOSPITAL NEWS COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) A s ix-member legislative committee would investigate fin ancia l problems in Cleveland and other cities under a resolution offered in the Senate . The bipartisan panel, con· sisting of three members from each major political party, was proposed by Sen. Thomas A. Van Meter, RAshland. Van Meter accompanied his proposal with a prepared statement in which he was hi ghly critical of Democratic State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson. He ass¢ted that Ohio law requir!l"'the state auditor to keep a continuous cheek on fis cal affairs of political wo men injured • three hour period, ac- cording to reports received by school administrators. Weather OHIO LOTIERY Weekly Lottery\ Blue 006; White U; Gold 2. \l'lnathon - 02470. Ra in tonight . Tern· peratures steady tonight. Showers tomor row . Hi gh' nea r 50. The chan ce of precipitation is 90 percent . tonight and tomorrow. COMPLYING WITH A city ordinance against blocking sidewalks, members of Local 2359 of the lhternational Brotherhood or' Electrical Workers, on strike against the Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative smce Dec. 1dismantled their plywood structure in fr ont.of the Cooperative Offices in Gallipolis , and moved into a horse trailer Wednesday. According to striking electrical \• wor kers Bill Callicoat (pictured above. left ) and Mike ·; J"CO, to comply With city traffic ordinances, the trailer will be. moved the length of itself every 24 hours. The strike which affects electrical service m mne south eastern Ohio counties enters its eighth week today. A sign on the side of the mobile structure reads, " When all else fails try a horse trailer." I 't �2-The Dally Sentinel Ml!ldleport·Pmnt•rnl 0 Fnd,l\ 1,111 Io 1tlfO \ ~1 ' IN WASHINGTON .' .---- - - 8 he Datly Sent mel , Mulcllcport-Pornm>y , 0 Frul,l\ , J,,, I~ I n7<1 Bradshaw, Staubach • Martha Angle and Robert Walters Today'• COMMENTARY . Donald F. Graff Moment o~ truth in judging • WASHI NGTON !NEA l · fhe moment of truth IS raptdly approachmg lor President Ca rter's highly publiciZed conunlt· ment to select federal JUdges 'stnctly on the bas1s of ment, w1thout any consideration of pohhcal aspect or mnucnce " The Wh1te House IS expected soon to disclose, possibly Within the next few weeks, the f1rst batch of Carter's nommat10ns for the !52 new federal JUdgeships created when Congress late last year approved the Ommbus Judgeship Act or 1978 Enough evide nce already IS available, however to suggest two see mmgly contradictory concluswns about the nature of the president s forthcorrung selections - They undoubtedly will be as capable and d•stmgu1shed, 11 not more so as the JUdges designated by Carter's-predecessors m recent decades There also Will be a dramatiC mcrease m the numbe1 of women and members of nunonty groups named to the fed eral bench - Like many of h1s other s1mphstlc campaign promises, the president's pledge to "no longer treat the admimstrat10n of JUStice as politica l patronage" will be severely compronused by the reahhes of pohtlcs As m the past, the difference between failure and success for many of the candidates bemg assessed m the complex screenmg process 11 11l be the1r 'connectiOns" or fr1 endshws wtth members of the Senate, the White House staff and variOus other pohliclans To screen candidates for seats on the appellate courts serv· m ~ the country's 10 federal JUdicial c1rcmts , the Wh1te House has established 1ts own "ment selectwn" comnuss10ns But Ca rter pohlical loyalists are heavily represented on those panels The president has had only llrruted success m convmcmg senators to establish "mdependent, blue-ribbon JUdicial selectiOn conuniss•ons" to ftll dtstr1ct court vacancies -a drastic departure from the past practice that allowed senators to dommate the selection process m the1r states About hall of the states now have such GOmmiSSIOns, but the senators designate the members of those panels and politics remams an Important element m the screemng process To f1ll a U S D1stnc Court vacancy m Iowa last year, for ex· ample, a ' blue nbbon" comnuss10n piCked by the state's two Democratic senators offered the White House the names of f1ve potential norrunees The man selected from that list by Carter was Donald E O'Bnen, a bnght, capable S10ux C1ty attorney who also hap· pened to have a long and dlslmgw•hed history m Democrallc poht1cs, at both the state and natwnallevels O'Brien, Carter's Michigan campaign manager m the 1976 general elechon , was promptly confirmed by the Senate desp1te obJections ratsed by the American Bar Assoclalton Similarly, Rep Thomas P (Tip ) O'Neill, D-Mass, the powerful speaker of the house, successfully lobbied Carter to p1ck the brother of Rep Gunn McKay , D-Utah to f1ll a vacan cy on the U S Court of Appeals for the lOth C1rcmt Numerous senators have flatly reJected Carter's call to estabhsh special cor111IllsSIOns m their stales Included m that category are two reform-rrunded lawma~ers , Sens Adlai E Stevenson, D-Ill , and PaulS Sarbanes, D·Md ' Sen Lloyd Bentsen, !).Texas, was quoted by a Dallas newspaper as bluntly procla1nung that "! am the merit commtsslon for Texas " But the ten candidates approved by his personal screemng comnuttee mcluded two women, a black and a Mextcan-Amertcan In other states, some wtth selection comnussrons, women and members of nunonty groups have not fared as well The Institute for Pubhc Representation, a Washington-based public mterest group, recently wrote Carter In Lou1s1ana, Missoun, V~rgtma, Illtnms and Oregon, only the names of white males have been subrrutted for cons1dera lion by the White House In some cases, only a smgle name has been proposed for each vacancy " Nevertheless, bemg a woman or member of a mmonty group has become a valuable asset m competmg for a federal Judgeship - and havmg the proper pohl1cal credentials re mams even more Important Names ••• • 1n the news SACRAMENTO, Calif (AP) - A member of the Carter family says he's embarrassed by Billy's antics, and has of. fered a public apology - from the priSOn where he's dmng time W1ll1am Carter Spann, 33, wrote a letter th1s week to Sacramento televtswn station KXTV, for Its letter feature, "On Your Mtnd " Perhaps due to their poSition m the pubhc eye, the otller members of my family cannot appear to be embarrassed by the antics of my Uncle Btlly," he wrote I am embarrassed and on behalf of my family and myself, please allow me to offer an apology to all concerned Spann, the president's nephew, IS serVl!lg a 3-to-.'i year Jail term for armed robbery at Vacavtlle State PriSOn. "I used to think I was tbe family fool. I gladly turn that title over to Uncle Billy May he re1gn m Plams," he sa1d ST PAUL,Mmn (AP) - HelenWallendasaysherhusband, ~h~.:::ed last year m a htgh-W!fe accident, was afr8ld of dymg Mrs Wallenda sa1d she av01ded seemg him of the fatal acc1dent m San Juan, Puerto R1co, for several months, but lmally saw a replay Just as her daughter Carla called to warn that 11 would be on "Just as the phone rang, I looked over at the televt.slon and I saw Karlfalhng off thew1re ," she satd "!screamed I just got hysterical " Mrs Wallenda sa1d her husband would have chosen to die the way he d1d "He was concerned about such thmgs as cancer and he always satd, 'I don't ever want to diem a bed " AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - I.Alc:t Johnson Nugent, 31-year-<>ld da ughter of the tate President Lyndon B Johnson, has ftled for divorce from Patrtck Nugent after nearly 12'h years of marnage The divorce smt was ftled Wednesday by Mrs Nugent's attorneys It Cited no groWJds , usmg the standard termmology allowed by Texas ' no-fault divorce law No answer was flied by Nugent The couple have four children ages two to 12 They were marr1ed Aug 6, 1966, m the National Cathedral m Washmgton A White House reception followed Mrs Nugent, who converted to Roman CathollclSIII a year before the wedding, was the first prestdential daughter smce A11ce Roosevelt Longworth to marry wh1le her fa !her was prestdent Cambodia again I I 1 0 C• ' I • • t .II ' I ~ II I I - ) """ ~ *********************************************~ Editorial oninions ~ r ,.. t*********************************************~ Warning issued Inflation fight requested By ROBERT B. CUU..EN Associated Press Wr1ter WASHINGTON (AP) - A By JOHN •CUNNIFF warmng about Shearon Harrts, chatrmBn, white m such matters There qu1et AP Business Analyst Amen ca's growing may be good, there may be the chamber mformed NEW YORK ( AP) - The members of Congress that tn waste capabthty to destroy enemy NatiOnal Chamber of the past they have been The ra1smg of the submannes came out of the Commerce has delrvered Its among the major causes of muumum wage rate, for Ltbrary of Congress last message to the 96th inflatton example, accounts for fully 2 week Congress Fight Inflation, cut The congressiOnal research Because of congressio~al percent of the 3 percent gross spendmg and taxes , end actions in 1977 and 1978, the 1111pact, or $554 The Chamber service warned the House Inneedle ss regulatiOn and members were mformed, believes that those higher ternational Relations Compromote real economtc they have already assured a 3 rates have needlessly ra1sed mittee that the nuclear growth balance of terror could be percent mcrease m prtces by costs - aod cost Jobs Nothmg unexpected m that , the end of 1979, a rate that While th1s may or may not destabthzed tf the Navy gets but tt doesn'tmean there 1sn 't would cost the average be "'!. many people believe much better at anll a difference It's one of out· family nearly $800 the mintmum wage should submarme warfare look The Chamber now feels To understand why anllAn astert.sk must be apphed have been ra1sed It's !herr Congress and most to these figures, however, lest opuuon The Chamber's pomt submarme warfare (ASW m Amencans share not JUSt the notion be accepted that IS that nght or wrong, the argot of the Pentagon) IS their goals but their such spendrng 1s simply Congress made the dect.slon a problem, 11 IS necessary to enthusiasm recall MAD, the theory of waste There IS no black and - and cut buymg power Encouraged by trends, mmutual assured destruction cluding membership that has The theory holds that the JUmped to 00,000 from 52,000 danger of nuclear war IS low m 1975, Richard Lesher, as long as both stdes are conAssociated Press Writer remmded me somewhat of VInced that startrng a nuclear president, has changed the WASHINGTON (AP) - Daddy King Chamber from a somewhat exchange can only result m a bemgn moral presence Into a The White House took a keen "First of all, the com- devastating nuclear COWJtermterest th1s week m a day· mentator said I was getting attack real knucklerapper Not satisfied w1th obtauung long cooference at the State older He s8ld I was getting Conversely, the danger of agreement With 1ts goals, the Department on dealings w1th grayer He sa1d I was getting war wcreases lf one s1de or Chamber mtends to keep a the People's Republrc of wiSer And he sa1d I was get- the other begUIS to think 11 m1ght be able to get away scorecard on every member Chllla - and so did the Sovtet ting leaner '' of Congress, matchmg Embassy ', At that pomt, Carter gave a w1th a f1rst strike by knocking For Its part, the White long look at the rotund, seruor out the enemy's mt.sslles statements made m a preHouse helped set up Martm I.Alther Kmg election survey With lhelf Through the 1960s and early Mooday's session as part of a votes on the floor "At least I heard three I970s, the balaJlce seemed The results could be broad effort to lobby for amens," JOked the preSident pretty stable But then came embarassmgly revealing support of President Carter's the development of more pohcy among Before gorng to the King accurate mtss1les w1th because, says Lesher, fully Chma 100 p ercent of elected busmessmen and CIVIC ·ceremony, Carter and wife multiple warheads The Rosalynn atteoded a farnily Umted States got them first candrdate s have mdlcated leaders And the 'Sov1et Embassy, droner at an Atlanta The Soviets now have JUS! they favor the Chamber's pohc1es on tacklmg tnflation, for 1ts part, sought the restaurant from whtch thelf about caught up admiSSIOn of one of Its son Chip emerged With ht.s the "top problem " A missile wtth highly accuNo less than 98 percent, he diplomats to the sessions But estranged wife Caron rate, multtple warheads adds contmued, favor the the embassy was told that Back m Washmgton, a dangerous factor of Chamber's vtews on Moscow would have to be Rosalynn declined to instability to the nuclear restrammg spendmg growth, content wtth ~endmg a re- conunent on the poSSibility of balance It ra1ses the and on reducmg the fiscal porter from Tass, the offiCial a reconcthahon . Caron posslblhty that one s1de could Carter IS teaching school m destroy tliree, four or 1980 defiCit below $25 billion, SoVIet news agency mstead of the off1cral DeKalb County, Ga , while perhaps 10 of the other s1de 's When Carter appeared ber husband lives at the miSSiles whtle they s1t m thelf budget's $29 bdhon Nearly as many support 1ts Sunday at the Ebenezer White House Silos It makes a ftrst str1ke a goals of tax rehef for all tax· Baptist Olurch m Atlanta to 111ore attractiVe option After returnmg from lrlps, payers, and "sunset/' or help observe the 50th So far, that option has not automatic phasmg out for all birthday of the late Rev . Mrs Carter often makes a been nearly attractiVe programs and regulations Martm I.Alther King Jr., ht.s pomt of lookmg at negatrve- enough, prunarily because of that , on review , cannot remarks to the congregatron &ze contact prmts taken by the submarme·based miSSiles demonstrab! thelf usefulness were punctuated by oc- Wh1te House staff possessed by each s1de Seekmg to buttress these castonal "amens" from photographers along her Even tf an attacker sucexpressions of confidence, "Daddy King, " father of the route Then she dec1des ceeded m w1pmg out the other Lesher 's economic research slain black leader Sa1d which pictures should be s1de's land-based miSSiles, he enlarged and pnnted on would face devastatmg staff, headed by Jack Carter'· "I have been president for glossy paper Carlson, an economist w1th retaliation by the other s1de's Just m case she decided to submarme-launched rruss1les years m h1gh government two years now I was readposthons, sent lawmakers mg a two-year analysis of my look at photos taken durmg - unless he developed the some mterestmg statistics own personal character tht.s the Guadeloupe sumnut, the capabtlity to knock those out In the form of a letter from mornmg m the newspaper. It Whtte House photo staff of the water at the same time. expurgated m advance tbe The Umted Stales does not contact prmts from the have that capabthty now, the I Caribbean JOUrney congressional study S31d But The reason · government 11 has been steadily photographers had been developmg 1\s ASW ,----...::.------~----~---~ unable to rests! the techniques temptation to snap ptctures of The current ASW budget, topless matdens on the the Pentagon says, IS about beaches near the Carters' $7 5 bdlron annually, wtth seaSide abode more than $700 million g01ng And Mrs Carter had been mto research and the only summtt vt.srtor to go development on record as sayillg she had not seen a smgle topless bather In Guadeloupe Her husband did not comnnt h1mself "on the The Dally Sentmel subject, perhaps because he t SPS 14S..!t601 never was asked. • ...._.. ............ ~d­ A souvenrr spotted m a DEVOTED TO'IliE Guade Ioupe shop a INTEREST OF .. MF.fGS.MASON AREA lranststor radto shap,ed like a RORERT HOEFLICH peanut and featurmg a Ctty Editor Carter-hke plastic head DAVID BUSKIRK Ad"trllslng Manager Sales of th1s Item were not Pubh '>htd dally ex rept Saturday brisk - in fact, they were by The Ohio Valley Publlllhln!;l Company Mu!Uml'dia, Inc lll nonexistent - among tbe Court St , Pom~ruy Ohto 45769 Amencan contingent at tbe Bu ~ ln~ss OOk-e Phonll 99'1 2156 swrunlt. F.dJtonul Phone 992 2157 White House features. 8e rry s w0 rld dass poslH!Ie p~ud Ht Pomeroy Oluv National I:HivertJsinl! represen Ut.llvc J.amlon Associates 3IOl S4: cund - HOLLYWOOD ( AP) - Actress Adrienne Barbeau portrayed a liberated d1vorcee on the teleVISIOn senes "Maude," but now she's tied the knot for the ftrst t1me m real hfe Ms Barbeau, 32, mamed writer-director John Carpenter on New Year's Day It was the first marrl8ge for each, Katy Sweet, Ms Barbeau's agent, said Thursday Carpenter, 30, wrote the ortgtnal story for "Eyes of Laura Mars" and did the scormg for the film "Halloween " He ri'Cently completed an ABC-TV teleVISion biography of Elvis Presley • ~ I L I i*' I he mo1 e thmgs ch~ nge , as the French and others rrught be mdmed to comment on several aspects of the Cambodtan I I 1 " Red Chma - fme' OKI But now CLEVE· LAND wants to be recognized'" Blair House Blatr House, the president' s guest house, fronts on PPnnsylvama Avenue nor· thwest uf the Wh1te House grounds It 1s supervised by the Depa1 tment of State and IS the official residence of h;•acls of state who VISit Wa ~hmg1nn MIAMI,Fla (AP ) - Super Bowl XIII ts the last hurra h lor old Jethro Pugh, and the unacclalmed g1ant of the Dallas Cowboys hop es he can how out m style 'Maybe Coach Landry w1 1l put me m lor at least one senes of pla)s or g1ve me a chance to block an extra po1nt II") sa1d the 6-foot~. 255pound defensiVe tackle •Jt would be my 24th play off appearance, my hlth Super Bowl That's a lot of gravy and a lot of memon es to hve F.ut.:lld Avt! Clevt bmd, Ohio 44115 Sum;crlpUon rales Delivered by ( Hlrl_.r where t!VII tlable 75 tents per wr ek Ry Motor Rnute where carrier St n we nnt avalluble, One month $.1 25 By mall In Ohw and W Va On ~ Vt'ur S27 50 Stx mpnth.~ SH sn Thrt e months &3 50 F:l:4ewtwr1• 132 00 }t'lir , ~b: months 117 00 Thret' months $9 on ~uh :-; t r~.tlon pnt-e inl lml t'~ StlftdH)' Thm s~nt rnd 4 stlUHllon Norodom S1hanouk 1s off to the Umted Nat10ns to present the ' case agamst the Vietnamese-backed takeover of his country Alter that, m apparent antlclpatwn of nothmg more effectiVe m way of response than words, the on agam, off-agam leader • mtends to take up residence m Pekmg as an exile Agam Nme year8 ago Sllumouk was similarly protestmg the loss of hiS country and. off to exile m Pekmg Only that tune the takeover wa8 by Amencan·backed Cambodian nghbsts The complex course of events m Cambodia may not be com· mg exactly lull turn But, as the S1hanouk story 1s a current 1f rrunor example, 11 does have a way of doubling back on Itself And Cambodia, unfortunately for that very gentle land, has a way of bemg In the way when 1! happens Durmg the early phases of the three-<lecade lndochmese war, Ca mbodia appeared to be lucktng out It was not m 1m· med1ate contentwn Itself and managed to remam on the fr· • mgcs of f1ghtmg , thanks m very great part to the fast diplomatic footwork of S1hanouk Powerless to keep the Vtel· . namese conunumsts out, he countenanced their utihzallOn of neutral Cambodran terrrtory S~t at the same lime th1s prtnce of the royal house who had run Cambodta under one title or another smce 1941 cultivated hts own close relabons wtth tbe • , backers of the V1et Mmh-Cong - the Sov1et Umon and People's Chma Parhcularly the latter S1hanouk refused to have anythmg to do jV!th the U S · sponsored Southeast As1a Treaty Orgamzatwn and fulnunated agamst Amen can mtrus1on mto local affairs But he also let 1! be known that he considered the Amencan presence a stab1hz· mg mfluence and at one pomt had a mutual asst.stance agree· ment wtth Washmgton It was an mterestmg If frequently confusmg act, but the curtam came down at the end of the '60s' US and South V1el· namese forces y1elded to the temptation tQ strtke heavily at COffi!Jlumst forces holed up JUSt ms1de the Cllmbod1an border A1r attacks, at ftrst1secret, began tn 1969, and m 1970 came In· vas1on -a move which the U S pubhc was mformed had clean· ' ed out the "sanctuaries," bnngmg hght to the end of yet another Indochmese tunnel The real consequence was that not only had the VIetnamese struggle been exported to Cambodm, but the country had acquu ed 1ts very own CIVIl war between the nuhtary reg1me that had overthrown S1hanouk and the local Khmer Rouge commWJists When the end came, CambQ!Ita went under along wtlh Vietnam and Laos And w1th, accordmg to reports out of self- • Isolated country m the past several years, the most horrendous consequences of all for the CIVIlian populatiOn So here we are agam - we" tn the abstract sense for • Americans and everyone else except the unfortunate Cambodi ans There 1s no potnt at th1s late pomt m speculatmg on what rmght have been had Cambodia been allowed to remam on the frmges, an option which m hmds1ght 11 appears clear could have had no s1gmf•cant effect on the VIetnamese outcome And 11 IS, of course, a different t1me and a different admimstratwn m Washmgton deterrrumng the policy and maktng the statements But rt Is another mteresttng aspect of the convoluted course of events that the government today expressmg concern about the dangers of expandtng the Cambodian conn1ct through "lh1rd party" mvolvement was so decisively mvolved m ex· pans10n of war to Cambodia m the f1rst place The more thmgs change, they may not be precisely the same -but often close enough, close enough wtth " No other man m the hi stor) of the game has partiCipated mas many playoff battles No man has perseve red so long and contributed so much w1th so httle credit Allhough h1s defensive contnbutwns have been man1fold, he has had to hve w1th the tamt of havmg y1elded the touchdown that put the Packers mstead of Dallas m Super Bowl D m I968 It was the fa bled ' 1ce game," played m 13-below zero weather m Green Bay Jerry Kramer and Ken Bowman doubl e-teamed J e thro p ermitti n g quarterba ck Bart Starr to sneak across w1th only seconds rema1mng Cnt1cs never let Jethro forget 1t He never once qualified for the Pro Bowl no Jethro harbors bttterness "There were JUSt too many good defensive ta ckles aroWJd," he acknqwledged "There was Bob Lill) on our team Sure, I would say I played m his shadow He was one of the greatest But th ere were other good ones - Carl Eller, Merlm Olsen, Alan Page, Deacon Jones, you name 'em I never m my hfe felt Ill Rlll •l t IAlWlrr shghted There IS no assura nt:e U1at Jethro will see actton agamst the tough Pittsburgh Steelers Sunda y m the Orange Bowl fi e IS 34 years old He has a bum n ght knee He already has had both knees operated on He w11l go under the kn1le aga m after the Super Bowl Coach Landry ha s mellowed a lot over the years, U1e ma sSI\ e bearded 14-year veteran sa1d 'When I first came to the Cowboys he was very ng1d, flfm Most of the guys " ere scared of him I never " as I never was afr 3ld of anybod) Pugh IS the sole surv1v01 of Dallas' or•gmal Doomsdllv Defe nse Mel Renfr~ retmng last sprmg and he anchored Doomsda) II go mg mto the past season He has seen the Cowboys develop mto the most successful team m pro football The change neve1 was U1at noticeable, ' he sa1d Th e old guys lay the groundwork and the young guys JUSt meld " Jethro sa td the greatest hurt he ever suffered " as losmg to the Steelers m Super Bowl X t11 o years ago They pia) ed so rough he added Mulhns (Gerry Mulhns) had h1s hands m my fa ce mask all da; long The officials were loose No fla gs were thrown It wasn't played lmrly 'I hope we can avenge that defeat and make U1e 1970s the 'Decade of the Cowboys' m football ' DETERMINATION PLUS LAWRENCE Kan iAPJ II th ere were an AllAmencan team for deter· mmat10n , ll ghtend Lloyd Local Bowling Sobek of Kansas would be on It POMEROY BOWLING LANES In 1976, sobek's ca r htt a Early Wed M1xed bndge and gave h1111 shat· Jan 10. 1979 tered vertebr ae m seve n Team lieadquarters 16 places Attendmg physicians Smith Ne lson Mo to r s 16 told hun he would do well to Ztde s Spor t Shop 14 walk agam and could forget Youngs Mar ket 12 Longshots a about football He spent close No 3 6 to five months m a body cast Team Sertes - Z1de s Sport and managed to do some Shop 1968 runnmg while also llftmg Tea m Gam e Head \\ eights Elbow surgery and a quarters 690 knee operatiOn followed H1gh Ser1es - Lar ry Dugan 579, Char les Sm lth 545 Bel ty Desp1te all that, he \\ as Sm lh 494 Helen Phe lps 469 back playmg for Kansas m H1gh Game - Larry Dugan I978 as a starter and m one and Charlie Va nme ter 212 Charli e Vanm e ler 203 Belly game caught fo ur passed for Smilh 198, Mary Porter 176 64 yards HEALTH lawrence E. lamb, M.D. your eyes, ears and pos1t10n sense nerves must all be m- 1. tergrated stmultaneously by • your bram If there IS some : DEAR DR LAMB - I am abnormality offuncllon m the , wntmg about a balance pro· br~1 , th1s too can affect the ' • blem I have had for 10 years, pers n's sense of balance and : but 1! 1s gettmg worse Other h1s b1htytowalk : than that, I am a~ healthy as am sendmg you The : a horse I can't stand st1ll ~ealth Letter number 9-10, • without weavmg unless I D1zzmess and Verttgo, whrch steady myse lf agamst w1ll giVe you more 1nfonna- ,.. somethmg I can s1t m a cha1r lion on the balance problem ' •· sometimes and 1t seems hke I Other readers who want this lean to the left I feel better tssue can send 50 cents With a '"" sitting, though lon g, s tamped, self· ;: I can be standmg and addressed envelope for 1! ~ maybe turn my head and 11 Send your request to me m . ~ feels hke I'm falhng or mov· care of thts newspaper, P 0 -" mg My feet and legs seem Box 1551, Rad1o City Station, . " weak a nd un steady New York, NY 10019 This t~ Sometimes 1! bothers my tssue w1ll g1ve you more Ill· , .., eyes, but I have glasses and formatiOn about how your .~ ca n see well I don't go out halance IS mamtamed and .. ., much anymore because 1 feel things that can be done ahout ~ so foolrsh I walk like a drunk II :::;: and kmd of s1deways You may have to see more ~ My doctor sa1d 1t was my than one spectahst to clartfy '"' nerves and gave me Vahum, your problem Your descnp- , - but that hasn't helped my bon, however,suggeststome ,:( halance problem Any helpful that you should start wtlh a :; suggesbons would be ap· neurologist, a specl8list m :;: prec1ated disorders of tbe bram That "" DEAR READER - The does not mean that you're :i: control of balance IS a fairly nervous although I wouldn't :!: complex mechamsm It m· be surpnsed at your bemg '"" volves the httle balance chan· nervous constdermg the pronels ms1de your ears They blem • ..register the positiOn of your The neur ologtst Will ~~; head evaluate the relat10nsh1p of ;:{: It also mvolves signals that signals from your posttton _ you get from all the nerves sense nerves to your bram ....., that go to your arms, legs and and determme 1f there LS any "1 other parts of your body factor related to your bram, • These signals literally tell such as poor ctrculatwn that j you where your feet and body rrught be a factor m your • : parts are Th1s mlormatwn balance problem from your feet and legs pass He may also want you to : through your spmal cord to see an ear, nose and throat : spec1ahst to check on the ~ your bram If you have changes m your balance canals m the ears or • spmal cord, you might have any diSorder 1n the ears that trouble wtlh your pos1t10n may affect therr functions I • sense of your feet and legs would urge you to do this ~ and th1s c-ould affect your becall.Se I don't believe your ; ' walkmg abthty. We see thts m condition Is going to get any j a number of diseases such as better )nd~c')Uately treated per· It's true that you rrught mc1ous anemta That's JUSI take vartous tranquilizers one example Also, your that might make you feel less ' balance mechamsm depends disturbed about tl but they ·~ upon your viSIOn Will not solve lbe underlying Fmally, the signals from problem A qut•s tion uf halanet' :f. f.: !,3 J i MIAM I I AP 1 Onl) onett:nth of a pomt sepa rated them m the f1na l passmg sta li stt c.s dunng th e season, but lla llas Koger ~ Iauba c h and Pittsburg h s re 11 v Bradsh<tw are two \ e ry d1flerent people Bradshaw the Natw nal ~ n ot ball League s Most Valuab le Pla)er , led th e league wllh Ius 28 touchd own pa sses, three more tha n Staubach but also thre11 four more In tercepti ons t han Roge• s l6 ~~ach completed about 56 perce nt of hiS passes In all , the N ~ 1 's complicated ratmg formula gave Staubach 84 9 pomts to !11adsha11 s 84 8 llut they are a study m conll ast Staubal h long acknowledg ed as one of the game s fmest quarter backs, 1emams spoonled by Dallas Codch rom Landr) who sends 111 every pia) from the stdc lmes and lS almost never overruled u~for - outaoor living with ••• - h'. pt uv m ~ d 'i £1 0 ) une better than must fh~ crttlctsm he s gotten IS lotall ) UnJUSt Terry S a very srn a1t young guy, ' says Stauba l h SIX years older the 30 yea r old than Bradsha \\ He 11as thrown 1n as a rookte m some very tough sttuat10ns and made mistakes I d1d the same thing as a rookie, but I didn 't play nearly as much at the start so tt wasn t nohced as much llrm g up the subject of " ll•adshaw s mtelhgence and Te11 y wmces but he has come to terms with 1t I have nothmg to prove to anyone, he says emphatically l ve always sa1d that you never live down an 1mage U1at s created about you It haUnts you throughout )our playmg career, and perhaps even when your pia) mg days are 01er It just sla) s there CINC INNATI (AP) Spa r k) Anderson, lookm g hack at h1s flr mg as manager bv the Cmcmnal1 Reds, believes 'My way was the r•ght way " Anderson, m an mterVIew at h1s home near Los Angeles, Ca hf , sa1d he expec ts to plaJ a lot of golf durmg the 1979 baseball season But m 1980, l II be a manager aga m And erson sald he knows " here he Will mana ge but he ca nt say because the club has a man ager wtth a one) ear contr act Anderson smd he does not bel1eve that he lost cont1 ol of th e C1ncwnall Reds b) becormng too close to the Heds pia) ers The team has hmshed second behmd the Los Angeles Dodgers m the NatiOnal League West for the past two years II anythmg I didn 't get close enough to the playe1s REG. '43.95 You got to 1 emembe1 one Uung They 're the gu) s who have to do tt, " t\ nderson saad CENTRAL OHIO KNOX LAKE - Ice 2·4 mches Use cautwn Good 1ce f1shmg for bluegilis early aftern oon and evemng hoc s F1sh south shoreline and nJd roadbed m the upper end the lake Fish 6-10 feet o> 11 ater and try vanous depths Outlook good INDIAN LAKE - Ice 6 mches Good reports on bluegills and crappies near Long Island and Bear Wallow area Use wax worms Try m1nnows for crapp1es Good s1zed perch (10.11 mches) commg from 2-4 feet of water F1sh the bay on the south s1de 'BAUM TRUE VALU CHESTER, 0. RIVERFRONT DINER OR De livered to you r door, Pomeroy, M1d dleport, Mmersv11le, and surroundmg area Wllh•n 5 m1le~ of Riverfront Dmer. DELIVERIES FROM 4 til CLOSING 7 DAYS A WEEK .. ' ALWAYS HOT, KIDS LOVE IT. Break The Ch1cken Habit- PIZZA RIVERFRONT DINER 992-9990 Hours weekdays 1 lO 5 oo P M Sal 7 lO Ill ~ 00 P M hi s bOss' orders (huck Noll , Pi ttsburgh s coac h doesn't sa) Da llas way IS the wrong way Teams that wm as many ga mes as they do and get to as many Super Bo\\ ls as they do don t do too many thmgs wrong ' he observed But be feels more comfortable With Hr~cl sha Y. m command We feel that havmg h1111 m command ta kes some of the pressure off of us on the s1de hnes That s one less thing and 1! sa big thm g - that we have lo worry about We can be a lot more efflc~ent I 1\ ouldn" t want th e Sidelin es to se nd tn the plays ' says Bradshaw I li ke 1! the way 1t IS now I thmk \\lien a quarterba ck Ohio weekend ice fishing conditions listed here FRIDAY & SATURDAY 4 til 2 SUNDAY 4 til 10 SPECIAL! almost total con trol of the Steelers off ense whil e Stc~ uba<. h merely carnes out He also sa 1d IHS only different personaliti es, men concem was pulling the full who had to be prodd ed differently A rookie needs ab1hty out of h1s players 'I he only way 1 ou, as a rules hke curfews, he satd I told them m meetmgs manager , can wm today ts that there was no such you K•ve to the players and the pla)ers g1ve hack w you thing as bemg equal That I'd ha1 e 10 sets of rules, 15, as gJVe .a nd take, always When you can g1ve to the many as 1t took to wm." he player and have hun g1ve ex plained back to you that Is called Anderson felt he was able respect That s " hat 11 1s all to get close th e players to fmd about Anderson smd out what makes them tiCk At one pomt durmg the sea Respect " he sa1d, ' that 50n Anderson d1d not reqmre was the key Joe Morga n lo take battmg !look back now on the hr p1 ac lice when ti1e AU-Star mg and I don 't know what se<.:ond ba seman was too made me not say anythm g, tired In add1llon. pitcher but U1ere 1sn't one thm g about l'om Seaver was allowed to the way I handled myse lf that go home to Connecltcut on off I would change I feel so good da ys ms1de 1 mean, I always wonAnderson sa ad that was hts dered If I would be a man wa) of g1vmg m and trymg to when the day came that I" as make an effort t' rece1ve lull fired l thmk I was " pel forrnan ces t 1 Jill hts When I go back to "1a nagplaye1s mg I Will be a better lie sa1d he never cla1111ed w manager tha n I ever have have one set of rule s' been because I'll be e1en gove rni ng ht s tea m He close• to my players than I looked upon 1ts pla yers as 25 ever " as ' Anderson said You don ' t have to be Italian to like good p,z. za And you don't have to go to Italy to get 1t IT ' S AT Thts 11ghtmng sys t em 111 a box 1ncludes 2 3/ 8 tnch lag bolt s · 1 11 4 9r 2)(12 mch mount1ng bracket 2 30 tnch 7 strand No 16 cables 1 top hood 1 opttcal assembl y 1175 watt d elu xe whtte m e rcury tamp Thts ltxture IS balla sted , tt save s y ou up to S. l 2 00 on replacement bulbs f tH he ca n lead as well ~ and -- GE's Dusk To Dawn Outdoor Area Light , mm.• ur HJ }Cars ltw questt on of braans dS i d~ tt IS Hradshcw, nut ~tau lnu. h, who m u ll! lam ~ th .ll he \\as less than brilliant 'I did it my way' •••Sparky By The ASSOCiated Press Here are the latest 1ce li shmg cond1l10ns around Oh10 as reported Thursday by the state DIVIsiOn of W1ldhfe LAKE OHIO Ice 12 to 14 mches m San1 dusky Bay Crappies com1~ from 4-1l feet of water Jlggm 1ce l11es Best spots a aroWJd marmas, bays and mlets Perch commg from Sa ndusk) Bay bndge area Fish 5~ feet of water Try dee per 15-20 feet around Catawba and Mouse ISlands Ice there 6 mches Outlook good Alight WJ \ P Sports \\rlh•r lOOMAI ST POMEROY , O 1 Logan tops Meigs gal .tnd v.tll not lt.: ave I don t t .1lls thl' s1gnals Ju s pl~ye 1 :'i ilk• t1l km g ahout 11 It s ,, 1t td and res pond I.Jelte1 tu tou( h} sulJJC<_ ll \e lneti With Ius own plays lh i:idShaw 'unve rsely, has ' omc of age thts season hm mg sht.>d fw good th e rap of Cranberry Island OuUook very good ALUM CREEK LAKE Ice 3-5 In ches Exce llent reports on bluegtlls Use wax worms or meal worms along th e east shorelrne mthe lower basm SOUTHWESTERN OHIO GRAND LAKE ST MARYS - lee 6-!2 mches Crappie commg from channels, bays, near the campmg area on the north s1de and near the marmas on the northeast Side of the lake Fish 4~ feet deep and use m mnows , wax worms, or mous1es Outlook good SOUTHEASTERN OHIO SALTFORK- IceH mches Ca tchm g cr.pp1es m emhayment areas from 8-12 feet on wax worms, meal worms, and mmnows Blueglils on wax and meal worms m same areas Outlook good SENECA LAKE - Ice 7-3 mches Taking crapptes and bluegllls m embayment areas Crappies 8-10 mches m length Try mmnows LAKE RUPERT - lee 7-3 mches Catc hmg northern p1ke and bass on large chub nunnows Bluegtlls on wax and meal worms OuUook good NORTHWESTERN OHIO ' LAKE LA COMPTE- lee 810 mches Bluegills and very mce s1zed perch ( 10.12 mcbes) commg from 8-10 feet of water Use 1ce jigS aod fish m1d~ake JUSt off the bottom Outlook excellent FERGUSON AND BRESLER RESERVOIRS (Lima ) - Ice 8-9 mches Both lakes are producmg walleyes and perch Use mmnow-type lures and jtg m 15-20 feet of water Perch htlting m same areas on moustes. OuUouk good NETTLE LAKE _, Ice 7·12 mches Mmnow-type lures lipped w1th mouSies are ca tching largemouth bass m 11-10 feet of water Bluegllls and crapptes on wax worms Outlook good H ) (,n·g Bmlt-y l tnd} Jami eson tossed 111 l1J hand S)Stem \~h 1l c Mc1gs made 5 of onl y I ve been ready for a long t1me but I 111 Loeal Hov.ling- \\ Orkmg tn an orgamzatwn , n (ou nty l ea9ue Jan 9 1Y79 11 here the head coach 1s a believe m that philosophy It has not hmg to do \'- lth me - he keeps sa) mg It s Just IllS you're not gomg to cha nge tt I have no complamts about 1t because were successful ' When the co mp ansons o~nse Noll puts them 111 perspective It s not one gu) he sa ) s Eve• yone wants t o talk about the quarterba cks but " e' re talkin g about a team sport If he gets lime to throw the ball , he can be effect l\ e on defen se rhe Loga n HeSC I\ es m<:H.k a clt.: r1n S\\ Cc p of thm gs "tth a 26 14 •m Ha11k led th e VICtors \\ tlh mnc potnts .md Susan Zirkle had c1ght for Meigs Next Metgs contest ts I ucsd.IJ at Athens Oua r le r s L.90a n 8 18 19 43 Me1gs 6 18 2J 37 Me 1gs (37) - Chapman 0 0 0 S Ash J D 6 T As h J 0 8 Eag les Tea m h1gh ga ne Club 892 R.r .-!n rn 968 Htgh tea m 3 gam es Eagles Club 7559 Smrlh Body Shop 2505 Pomet oy Cem~nt Bloc k 2474 Tn County League Sept 16 1978 obstruc ted 1f he s not for ced w move around qmte a b1l )OU 1e got a lot of thmgs gomg on there Staubach was w1lhng to Tea m Eagles Club Sm tih Body Shop Roach Gun Sho p Columb1a Nat 1onal Ltfe Pts Pomeroy Cemenl Bl oc k H & R Ftrest one 6 most part he seemed to come out second best to Bradshaw He's stronger than I am He's fa ster than I am He s youn ger !han I a m Staubach mtoned Is ther e an) area whet e Hoger has mm e gomb\ fm htm 1 1 have more ha1r U1an he Staubach laughed Ktng 1' 10 6 6 1nsur a nee G1ve Us A Ca II IT OOESN'T COST ANYTHING TO COMPARE! 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Ron Smtih 525 great coach <:t nd he doesn t does ~~ :n but 20 tur n crs IJ\ th e Jo( a]s pro\ cd a 0\ do11 nfa ll l o"ch Jo) Bcntlcl credited It was a light lOnte st a ll th e Lc nt cr I crrt Wll son \\ 1th wal 11 1th Me~ gs the undc1dog pld\ In!j a fmc all iolr ound g1vmg the IISitors c~ll the) ga me ncttm g 12 p oint s cou ld handle At th e end of lwuling m 20 reiJound s "nd Is Staubach read) to call }'OU knO\\ _a~ Appliance Need s ERIE ek INSURANCE ~.~·~ GROUP s••v•c• DOXOL SERVICE RIDENOUR'S TV & Ap~hance Gas Service VISttln g Hannan Trace th1s week That leaves So uthern "1th a 52 record Th e hosts JUmped off to an ea rl) 15 2 lead and were never threatened A strong defense and a strong fast break v. ere th e keys to success accordmg to Hen 992 6681 AGENT S KAUFF DAVE JE NKINS JOHN Racme, Ohio Chester, Oh1o sler Denms Teaford led the Winners With 19 pomts whlle Kevm Curfman to ssed m 15 Teaford also led '" reboundmg Bailey and Clagg led the losers w1th ten pomts each, and Clagg led the rcbounders Next Southern cont est IS Monday at Kyger Creek Quarters H1 2 12 6 11- 31 .s 15 9 7 18-49 Avoid 'b attery failure in the dead of winter! 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U pl!\ +Jnl\ l ptHULUpnn wno ftlll ( Utronl h o !tl nt !\ t d l tltt lld St>tl on mon th " ol ~lr\lt• \ Jrun l g" l due tl! au.;Jdl'nt Jt 1hu st: t :to:t lud1 d rtrestone POMEROY HOME & AUTO r , 606 MAIN 1\t ttl works h1s own way way and 8-6 \l !·iltot s nected on II of 19 fou l shot> say~ llallas Coach rom l.a nd11 lle adapt> well lle works w1th everybody well He fits 111 Whether Bradshaw could do that I don t know Terr) tns own pla\ s? but l.ogt.J n cor 1 field go<Jls IS str onger worki ng OUT the hrst quarter \1 c•gs 11 as do\Hl b ~ on]) { \~O points for the VISiting logan ml crnu ~s ton the score \HI S Squa• s as they do11ned ho 't lied Ill the cud of the tl:u d Mc1gs 4l 37 last mght tu pC! IOd the \\IJifl~ l !i \\1..!11..: out rcrnam unln.: a t~n mstc.lc Uw 11 1 front ~!.J-25 Sl OAI Both squdds 11wdc II> Mu gs o ut rcbound cd the get the bla me 1f you lose a ntl the ned1t 1f you Will so vou n:11 ght as well do 1t \ Uill'SC If " StaubaL h on th e ot h e1 Yl!U With : The Duily .'it nlinel z erent zn zvz ua s Rv Wilt Gnmsh•) AP Cnrn•spundent SPORTS 992 2094 " FRONT END ALIGNMENTS" POMEROY, 0 . ' �4::-The Daoly Sent mel , Moddleptli'I·Ptllll<'Hl~ . 0 ,Fnda) , Jan 1'1, 107'' • ll.~ Steeler-Dallas game a classic?? STANDINGS Na tional Basketball Assot'iation At A Glance By The Associated Press Eastern Co nfcrcnn · Atlantic D1visiun W L p, t Gil Washmgton 29 13 690 Pho lade1phoa 26 14 o50 ~ New Jersey 21 20 512 ; ', New York Boston 21 24 27 Central Division San Antomo 28 l6 Ho uston 25 18 Atlanta 25 21 17 26 Cleveland Detro ot 14 31 New Orleans 14 33 14 9' , 467 341 14 1, 636 581 543 .395 .311 298 21' 4 10 ' ' 14 ', 15 ' ' Wes tern Conference M1d~ est Division Kansas Coty Denver Mol\\aukee C:ho cago lndwna 27 16 24 21 21 27 17 26 16 28 Pacific Division Sea ttle 27 15 , Los Angeles 28 17 Phoemx 27 19 Golden State 22 23 Portland 19 22 San Doego 21 26 628 533 438 395 364 643 622 587 489 463 447 4 8' > 10 11 1, v, 2 612 71> 8"' Thursday's Game ' l • •I I !' ' ••' I ' IH :H 4 40 15J I5fi 15 12 3 33 141 l ~(j Bmmngham IH 2 12 7R 1.10 '-lndoana polls x-:;;uspcndcd opcrdtiOns "I hursday's Ga me Quebec 4, New England 2 Lmcmnat1 Phoemx 97, Detroit 87 Frtday's Gam es Milwaukee at Boston Cleveland at New York Denve r at fn dtana Washmgton at C!ucago Port land at New Orleans San Antomo at Kansas Coty Houston at Los Angeles Saturday's Games Ne" Orleans at Atlanta Kansas City at Detroit Boston at Philadelphia 1ndoana at Washmgton Portland at San Aotomo Seattle at Chocago Golden State at Denver Houston at Phoemx Sunday 's Games Pholadelphoa at Boston Chocago at Cle-.eland New York at Mol waukee At lanta at Ne" Orleans Golden State at Los Angeles , F nda)' 's Ga mt•s Cmcmnall at Wmntpeg Ronnmgham at Edmonton Saturday's Games Cmcmrah at Ne\\ England Wmmpeg at Quebec Sund ay's Ganu·s Quebec at Wmmpeg Bonnmgham at Edmonton Pro Hockey 1\ t A Glance By The Associa ted Press ational Hucke) League Campbell Conference Patnck DI\ISIOU w L T Pts GF N Y Islanders 29 6 9 67 208 N.Y Rangers 26 14 4 56 185 22 15 9 53 148 Philadelphia 23 18 4 50 180 Atlanta GA 116 !51 135 !59 Smythe D l\ lSI on Chocago Vancouver St LOUIS Colorado 16 18 B 40 16 2:i 5 37 9 31 7 25 9 31 6 24 Wales Corfcrcnce Adams Division 29 9 7 ' 65 Boston 19 19 7 45 Toronto 17 16 11 45 Buffalo 16 22 5 37 . Minnesota 131 142 134 126 149 177 2ll 191 193 145 149 136 143 144 145 152 ' ll 2 154 161 201 164 Norris Division Montr~al Pittsburgh Los Angeles Washmgton Detroit 30 19 19 12 9 9 IB 20 26 23 6 66 182 B 46 161 6 44 165 7 31 144 13 31 136 Thursday's Games Boston 4, St Loms 0 Buffalo 4, Pholadelphoa 4 Frtday 's Gam es World Hock eli J\"Ocoalloo W L T Pts GF Quebec 22 13 4 48 • 147 19 13 6 44 159 New Engla nd 19 15 5 43 157 Winnopeg ~ 20 16 0 40 139 Edmonton GA 126 13o 137 122 ' a t WaShmgton Detroot Chocago at Atlanta Minnesota at Colorado Toronto .at Vancouver ' Saturday's Games . B~{falo at Boston At anta' at Detroot Washmgton at'Pottsburgh Chicago at NY1Islanders Philadelphia at Montreal C9lo~~d'o,at Mipnesota NV Rangers at St Louos Toronto at Los Angeles Sunday's Games Ptulade1phoa at NY Rangers NY Islanders ~~ Buffalo Hayes not _mad at Unn g~ " Th e copynghted account o£ Uw lllteJ v1ew, f1rst of a threepart senes, appeared tn totlay's editoon ol th e AtlanW morn mg newspaper Th e con troversial 65-year<•ld coach was foretl alter 28 ) cars at the Oh oo State helm for stJ 1k 1n g sophomo re mo ddl e gua rd Charl oe Hr~urnan of Clemson durmg lllc Gator Bowl game on Dec. 29 The mcodent occured on the wanmg rmnute~ of Clemson's 17-15 vod ory when Bauman mtcr cepted 1a pass and ran ""' of bounds' near the Ohio State bench Hayes · took a 10kc at Bauman as televisiOn amer as showed the mc1dent :1~tt1o na ll y I have a tetnper ," Hayes sa ocl " I've had ot all my life I have a lot of regrets Who doe!m ·p We all do Do you exp(•rt me to go on crymg over spo iled mol k?" If he apolog"ed lor hos ' egr ets:~tle saiU ,- h e~a also haVe tu apologoze for brmgmg m $o0 molhon to the umversoty th rough football , lor buolding parts of the athletiC plant and - for flnan con g 29 mtercolleg iate sports through football It apparently was Bauman 's mterception - the 22nd of the season by Ohio State's oppon.ents - that provoked Hayes mto dehvermg the blow. " You have 22 of them, they start gettm g on your nerves ," h~~ said . Hay es sa od he felt no bolter· ness toward the umversoty b<?cause of his dosmissal ·•J worked too hard lor that" h~ saod "I can't turn aga.;,st them on that. I just couldn 't do 11 My sense of loyallY 1s too deep for U1 at. I • Ry Mnr ray Uhlt· rm;m MIAMI ' :--IRA 1 - Thl' j,. Jllt•nt J~.,tj;~x·t.•r l th,l llht• Sup(•t Ruwl 1!-l. CH're~ s hmgiJort.• • Not !iotlios hnw The S<'L'IIartu ,. fo r t hi' ~n XI!! os almost P<'l felt Tht• lt•alns -- the Pittsbuo gh Sh•eler.s of the A.Jm•rtt:dn Fnut!Jall Confcn'IH t' .tlld th e Da ll as Cowboys of the Natwnal Football Conf('rence •· are undoubtedl y the best on professoonal footba ll on th(• basts of thl;Jr season l'ecord ~ and the1r performan Lt:s 111 tht• f1rst two ro unds of the playoffs The Cmi'J>oys, hcanng the stud s uf one of the mo::;t prodm.:ttve ur..gktmzatJOn!i ever put 'to9ethe'r on the Na tiOnal Footba ll LeaguP, are the defendmg Super flow! cham· pwns The Steclers, who won ba<·k-to-back Super Bowls Ill J975a nd 1976 11 X and Xi, rem essential ly tho• swne key personnel from those teams Twenty of the 22 starters on both offense and defense wen • on those squads And when Pottsbm gh and Dallas met in Supe1 Bowl X, the 1esult \\ as a thn lhng 21-17 eneounter won by ' the Steelers, who thwa rte-d a late Cowboy bod by mtercept ong a pass ~ the end zone on the last play of the game Tha t was the day Lynn Swann made four fantastic catches, oncludong a 64-yard bomb on the fouo·th quarter that was the d N' ISIVc s~ore , and emerged as the hem on the same Orange Bowl where the teams woll play thos renewal There are other classic match ups to cons oder -- Th e bl u dgeo n-ilke sto ength of the Steclers as a urut agcunst t he rap1e1 thru sts of the fmc sseconscwus Cowboys - The L011]putenzed st) le of the Cowboy~. 'Whose every move on offense and defense os orchestrated, · ,,ga)nst the Rain delays event .. .....__. • a h,ul kllt'l' th1 s st',IM I!I ff Rarne• play• oil Swann, i\t the guard . Pottsburgh hll' Stet•ll'rs \dW o.;lrt'"~S 1nll·nas he dul a~lunst Ron Jessoe vl'Lt'l'drl Scllfl Dd\ IS Wi ll have of tlw Los Angeles Rams, the - Tilt' ln .tvmlu uf sonwnrw h1s h.mds full nn tht.• left stde Cnwboys woll be burned by hkt• s u p~·~ mouth Tllorni1s w1th Ha nd~ Whitt.•, the most Rradshaw thrnwmg turn-ins, Jfpruh•! snn . 1111' hnt>h,u·kt•J of .t< tn I' of thc Cowboy to th\• C~g ll c Stl'Plcr •rcee1ver tht• r u\\ hovs. <JgaJnst tile luwmt·n r.cr ry Mnlhn s, the gnong underneath And then of hl.'lh1 oslt) nf Jcu k mhPl t tlw Stc!'lers ' n ght guard should Rarncs starts tn edge up, rnuldle hne!JitckcJ of tlw have little tro uiJi e woth Swann woll blow by hun for Steclcrs - both of whomr uu sc vptcra n Cuwho~ I.<Jrr} Colt.•, deep rc<.:cpliun:-;, as he chd m whn hc1s t.tkcn ovu ctl left Super Rowl X tht' pca ss wn~; of opponents ta eklt- lor .Jeth ro Pugh - TllC ehcss- hkL' neuver s of Agmnst Los Angeles, the ot hcrcd by bad knees) rn cl Cowboys were burned the few the twu most mh•llt•<:twJI ( nneht•s tn the game, Tnm pas s rush SJt uCJtl on-. the times Ha rn s tr1ed to crash I.uHII·y of Da llas and Chock Cowbo) s mscrt Dave Sta lls, a through on safety bhtzes Noll of Pottsburgh - who three~yem man, for Cole because Pat }laden read The Stcclt•r !'enter Moke them perfectly and unloaded nwkc a fet1 sh of kt•epmg their cmotwns m t hcck - but bool Wt•bstcr , IS one ~f t he the ball qUJekly. Bradshaw prcmocr players 111 the NF L has the same fa cohty of qui ck und elllecJth the surf<-i ct' and can manhandle the release. - The na n of two quGirtl'rDallas nioddl e lin ebacker, bat"ks who a rc slmii i:lr Ill style The Cowboys ' best hope Bob Breunig Bt'eurug IS not defensovely Is to suppress the - Terry Bradshaw of the Stcclers .mel Roger Sti:IUbGich especmlly stJ ong and IS Steelers on fir st down runnor th e Cowboys - With their generGilly 1 cmoved m pass mg plays so they can go onto Hblhty to maneuver behmd sot ualions when the Cowboys theor "dome" defensove alignthe lon e 1but at opposote poles go Into theor mckel (five ment , woth Ma rk Washmgton Ill ambu.oncP and personi:lll· defens1ve backs) or dome (sox and Ra ndy Hughes replacmg defensive b.1cks) formatiOns t v) Breunog and weaksode Randy Grossman at toght lmebacker D D Lewos - The general tonfldenec of both teams, who ca rry tile end woll be votal to the Steeler If there's stoll a Steeler runoffensove plan He os a fone, nmg threat on second down, of l'lass u.: au of wmners For the Super Bowl, of underrated rece iver who becomes a 1'ni ckel" defense ~ c.: our ~c. fetns can exped a cer- thrtves on the !-angle coverage woth Hughes and linebacker the Cowboys woll have to use Moke Hegman , who has good te~m k111d of ~eenan o on hom , smee they'll be doubl- ra nge, being onserted Wlwn the Steelers have the mg up on lhe uut.s1de men ba ll . Bradsh•w, however, has Up front, the key battle woll I.vnn Swann and John the velocoty to nfle the ball be Pottsburgh's Ray Pmney Sta llworth. The Steelers also even mto those high mtensoty at roght tackl e, the youngest have Benny Cunnongham, a Cowboy cove rages. member of the offensi ve umt , dommatmg light end, commg The Dallas "flex" - woth trymg to st<ove off Cowboy Ed back for the Super Bowl He two lonemen up on the ball fToo Tall ) .Jones .Jones has os a devastatmg blocker for and two layong back a yardbeen playong th e most the1 r runm ng game has been highly pubhcozed as The burden woll be on an Impenetra ble barner devastatmg brand of footba ll on th e Dallas Front Four, Cowboy linebacker Thomas agaonst the run . But 11 hasn't stackmg up the run and m- Hend erson , who always flops been nearly as mvulnerable to the strong sode (the s1de of as ot was when Lee Roy JortomJdatmg the passer. It 's a physical mos-rnatch, the toght end ) to cover and the Steelers may have to Go·ossman, and wh1le he has keep one of theu runnmg the speed, ot 's stoll a tough backs, Rocky Bleoeo, 111 to chore without help F acmg the Potts burgh heop Pmney The Steelers moght ~et another boost of threat , Dalla s safetoes r.any Brown, normally the Charhe Waters and Chff Harreg uletr e~t tac kle, rs hea lthy ris, among the best m the game, woll have to help out, a gam At left tackle, Jon Kolb the ocspectovely, corner backs strongest man on the Pott- Benme Barnes and Aaron sburgh lme, IS an even match Kyle. The latter are the agmnst Dallas' Hao·vey Mar- weakest pomts on the Dallas t m, who 's been troubl ed w1th defense \\t II (llt'J> <~lt d b utmoJ t'llt·xJ · ~ . dan was backing up the nudille unto! a couple or yea rs ago The best way to attack ot os straoght ahead, raw power That 's where the Steelers Will go because Franco Ham s' and Rocky Bleier are muscle runners On first down, Rarros and Bleier also pose a threat for Breumg and Lewis, respec-· lively, comong out of the Pottsburgh ba ckfoeld as passinq targets. Franco has a facihty for excelhng m these dutch gllmes. He has been a tough-yardage man for eight seasons Ram will favor Pittsburgh, smce both Steeler backs block well - and Bradshaw unloads the ball quickly The Cowboys' best bet os to swarm Rarris and force Bradshaw into obvious passing so tuatwns A couple of sacks or mterceptions can rattle the Steeler quarterba ck, especoally early m the game. ·r~I ~ ... " • • ,. • " Pomeroy Flower Shop FEED THE BIRDS Despite acco~d, trade with Twins dangling_ , ANA HEIM . Cahl ( AP) Callforma tAn ge ls Gener al Mana ger Buzz1e Bavas1 has hmshed ha lf the task woth <ather surprosmg ease s1gnmg llod Car ew - but now fa ces what promoses to be the feel do sappom ted, but I'm not · He saod the U S was 8-1-1 m dofhcult part of the JOb gomg to let that affec t my wars, but had bed and lost ots i\fter Carew sogned an Anlife I hope to Chrost I'm too last two ~ the Kooean and gels' agreement Thuo·sday, bog lor that " Voetnam eonlhcts He sa od bellcved to call for some $4 'fhe Conslltutoon saod the that Russoa had a 14 war molll on ove r fo ve years, mtervoew " 'th Hayes laste<l ...recoo d. l>ln• theor la st hve • ·•Ba vasomade plan s to fly East about two hours, one at the wars, they've won one , but totryto work outa•!J adewoth coach 's home in the th e) won Ute last one" Moun esota Tw in s ow ne r Columbus, Ohio, suburb of Hayes expressed concern Calvm Gnll;!h [or the n ghts Upper Arltn gton and th e about out-of-state coaches m- to the seveo:>-tome Amencan other at Dougherty's hote l va dmg Ohio " hke leeches" to League battmg champoon room overlookmg . the Ohio reeruot football players and A stlllllbhng block m the Slate athletic complu, ~ :·.· ·saod the(>ossibolity of some of negotoat 1ons between the The newspaper saod the 3Q- ho s assostant.s losmg theor JOb Tw ms and An gels apparently year"Jld r eporter had IJ!oed to under new Coach F:arle '"'nters on Call forma thord telephone Hayes for severrM Bruce "JUSt makes me SICk " ba seman Carney l.ansford, Among hos heroes, Hayes who hot 29~ as a rookie last days, always gettmg a busy sognal, and " as on the verge hsted Gen- George C Patton yea r Mmneso ta wa nts of travehng to Collllllbus a nd on sport s Judge Lansford oncluded on th e when he phoned ag~m last ·~:·Ken"ne sa\\ Mounta;n Lanclos , tr ade for ~rew , but the Froday Th os time Ha yes the former eommossooneo of Ange ls havedeclared hom una nswered a nd mstru cted baseba ll touchable Dougherty to schedule the He sa1d Landis was "a Carew saod afler sogmng mtervoew throug" hiS secre- mea n old SO B and honest to the contrac t - woth a tary the core as honorable as con t 1 n g e n c y c Ia use Hayes sa od he had made no honorable coudd be He was a dependent on the successful plans for hos futur e, but mea n old guy, but you have to conelus10n of a Cahformadoubted he would ever coach have people hke hom runnong ··• agaon He also dosmossed poh- U1e show " toes as a possobohty, saymg he Ha)eS, noted for hos oron - margmal condotoon " as too old !or that fi sted rule of ho s Ohoo State Pools and puddles covered Since hos dlsmossal, Hayes football empJre, said rudes fan·ways, _greens and tees saod he has been readmg, must be set and enforced Sa nd traps were foiled -With workong on a book he is However . he saod, a person's standmg water wntmg, vosotmg friends and rules must have 3 pW'pose Some of the veteran "other than JUSt bemg boss." players - amo ng them spendmg a httle time at a country cabm he built south , Asked if he had faded to fol- de£endmg champoon Moller Columbus low that do ctum , Hayes Barber and Bolly Casper of replied · waoted around tlie ciubhouse Hayes, a stud ent of rmhtary hostory, drew an "We're all guilty of th at a nd practoced pu t ton g war between the showers before US the between logy ana · sort of thmg Parents are recor d and that of a footba ll !,'UJ 1ty of Jt Why, sure eventually drifting back to 1'There's a little doclator m theor hotels team He sa od football teams all of us And dictators are Two ma jor !a ctors should be judged by whether the dumbest people in the prompted ofloeoals to thev are 1mprovong , not world , schedude the final round on sol ~h by U1e record M011day ralher than settmg a double round of 36 holes for Sunday, whlch often happens m so!uabons ~uch as this "There coUld be a problem Il l>. ,..1.., t ·~ ' ~ woth dayhght," a Tour ,, PHOENIX , , AriZ (AP ) spokesman saod "At thJS clear !Dday, howev~r Officials tried agam today to The 6,726 -yard Phoenix time of the year there may get in the first round of play Country Club was' inundated. not be enough daylight to get m the rain-<lelayed, $250,000 " We had no choice but to Ill two fOWldS " Phoemx Open Golf postpone," saod Clyde The other mvolved the Tournament Mangum, the PGA deputy weekend teJevoswn schedule The tournament now 1s co mmtsswner for tour The CllS telecast of the golf tournament was scheduled to scheduled ro run through operations Monday Under the contract The ram s was hed out end Sunday prior '10 the st~rt Wednesday's pro-am, left the of the Super BoWl game on between the PGA Tour and <·our,;e unplaya ble foo 'l'hurs- anothe1 network If two U1e loW'nament sponsors , the tld v's scheduled f1rsl round round s W''' e played, the gulf event could rurr a.s !Gite as and pushed back the telt!cast wou.lcl extend 1nlo the - Tuesday of fu other delay s are tou1 nament schedule one full football game ex 1'e rtcn c~xJ CflS now f>lans to telecast day The three-day storm , whoch Aller mspectong the flat , the gnl f tour nament on ots produ ced about two mches of desert course early 'nlllrsday orogmal scheclult· Sa turda v ram and caused floodmg m th e Phoenox area, dropped morning . •nfficia ls found and s unday , woth the addition oc.casion a l showers aga m se ven holes compl etely of '\tionday CIJVC I age 2-4 .'lO Thursday II was ex preted ti1 unpli::lya blc and two ot hr 1li\ lll n m r·:S T OSU for firing him· ATI.ANTA (;\ PJ - Woody Hayes says t here we re regrets during his 28-year tenure as Oh10 State's football coach, but he woll not offer apologie;; because there are two s1des to every com " If I slart hning up theregrets, then I 'm gomg to hpve to lme up the other sode as well ," Hayes sa od during an 1ntervtew w1th Steve Dougherty of The Atlanta Constotutwn. "I'm gomg to have to make some apologo,es for some co nsode rable • " Mmnesota deal - that he was opt un<st oc he would be weanng an Angels' umform Uus year " If the dea l goes through \\llh the Twms, 1 m looking forward to commg out here and domg my part to help the Aogels wm a pennant," the 33-year-old fors t baseman saod "The contract part os over and done woth. and I'm happy Now ot's aU up to Cahfmmatotry to satosfythe Tw ms I'm op!Jmostoc" Although ne~ t h e r the Angels nor Carew would divulge the terms of hos contract, ot would make hom one or baseball 's hoghest p81d pla yers " I wasn't really looking too much at bemg Ule hoghest paod playeo "' baseball," Caoew saod "I JU St wa nted to be .pooperly compensate d, JUSt wanted to be happy The Angels have made me very happy " lerr y So mon, Carew's agent, \\ as asked if the co ntrac t woth th e Ange ls would put hos chen! m the same (man coal neoghborhood woth Pete Rose, the former Cmcmnato star 1\ ho sogned a repm ted four-year , $3.2 molbon h ee-agent con tract wotl1 the Ph!ladelphoa f'holh es ,I thmk that s probably a fa or statement , I don't know of a better contract," saod Sunon. " It 's very !:! ub ~ta nha l " Carew, who has played for Mmnesota sonce 1967, has a 3:14 career battmg average , h,1g hest among actove players Hos best year was m 1977 when he won the ALMost Va luable P layer award , hittmg 388 - the majors' hoghest smce Ted Wolhams had the same average m 1957 Carew, who will become a free agent followmg the 1979 season of he remams woth the Twms, asked to be traded to a West Coast team '• *WI.LD,BIJID SEED *SUNFLOWER SEED *SEEDS *CRACKED CORN POMEROY, 0. 992-2115 r~~<b>-<b><Q'obo<Q'<b!ob>~--- GOSPEL SING ·. FEATURING THE HARVEST TRIO (Formerly The Pathways) FROM PARK ,ERSBURG, W.VA. ALSO r ..~~~i~ON~... FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. 1979 4·3()-Bewltched 3: Gilligan '~ Is 8; Brady Bunch 110, Petticoat Junction 15; Gilligan's Is 17.5 ro-1 Dream of Jeannie 3, 17; Six Million Do llar Man 13, Beverly Hil lbillies 8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,~3 . Gmomer Pyle, USMC 10; Brady Bunch 15 5:30--tarol Burnett & Friends 3, , News 6; Sanford & Son 8; Elec. Co 20, Mary Tyler Moore 10, Odd Coupfe 15; Beverly Hillbillies 17, Doctor Who 33 6 00-News 3,8, 10,13, 15, ABC News 6; Studio See 33; Andy Griffith 17, Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 6.3()-NBC News 3,15; Carol Burnell & Friends 6, ABC News 13, CBS News 8, 10, My Three Sons 17; Over ' Easy 20,33. 7·oo-<ross-WIIs 3; Nwlywed Game 6, 13; Muppel Show 8; News 10, Love, American Style 15 ; Carol Burnell & Friends 17, Consumer Survival Kit 20; Big Blue Marble 33 7.30-Hee Haw Honeys 3; $1.98 Beauty Show 6; Bonkers 8; ; SlOO,OOO Name That Tune 13, Pop Goes The Couhlry 15, Sanford & Son 17, MacNeil Lehrer Reporl21l, So The People May Know 33, 8 00-Diff'renl Strokes 3,15; Donny & Mar ie 6,13, Movie "Capt America" 8,10, Washington Week In Review 20.33; Night Gallery 17 · a 3()-Joe& Valerle3 ,15, Wall Street Week 20,33; Night Gallery 17. . ' 9 C»-Rockford Flies 34,15; Movie " A Last Cry for Help" 6, 13 ; Capitol Beat 33, Movie " The House of the Seven Corpses" 17, Congressional Outlook 20 9 30-Turnoboul 20; Movie " Elvira Madigan" 33 IO ·C»-Dean Marlin 3,15, Paper Chase 8,10; News 20 10:3()-Monty Python's Flying Circus 20 ll :C»-News 3,6,8,10,13,15; Dick Cavett 20; Hogan's Heroes 17; Soundstage 33 11 :3()-Johnny Crarson; Bar ella 13; Movie " Gil " 6; Gunsmoke 8, Movie "Salanlk" 10, Movie "The Beast In t~e Cellar" 17; 12 :C»-Monty Python JJ 12 .30-Juke-Box 8; 12 40-lronslde 13, 1 C»-Midnlghl Special 3,15; News 8; Movie " The Giant Behemoth" 10 1: 3()-Movle "Desert Sands" 17 ; 1 4()-News 13, 2 3()News 3. J:C»-Movle " A Countess from Hong Kong" 3; 3 3()News 17; 3:5()-Movle " Decision at Sundown" 17; 5 06--Movle " The Far Out West" 3 SATURDAY, JANUARY20, 1979 5·40-World at Large 17; 6 ro-Sunrlse Semester 10; 6:10-Discovery 17. 6 JO-Saturday Report 3; U S Farm Report 10; Kentucky Afield 13; 6 4()-News 17. 7·1)()-{;o USA 3, Matters of Life 6, Mr Magoo 8, Public Polley Forums 10. Animals, Animals, Animals 13, Three Slooqes-LIIIIe Rascals 17 . 7 »-Cliffwood Ave Kids 3, World of Survival 4; Dusty's Treetwuse 6, Porky Pig & Friends 8; Pink Panther 13; Vegetable Soup 15 8.C»-Galaxy Goolups 3,4, 15, Scooby's All -Stars 6,13; Popeye 8; Cliffwood Ave Kids 17 8:30-Fanlastlc Four 34,15; Partridge Family 17; 9 1)()-{;odzllla 3,4,15; Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 8.10; Star Trek 17. 9 JO-Superfrlends 6, 13, 10 ro-Movle "Desiree" 17 10:3()-Movle "Fighting Fools" 4, Daffy Duck 3, 15; Tarzan.Super-7 8; Movie "Blue Hawaii" 10 ll:C»-Yogl's Space Race 3,15; Vegetable Soup 6 11:3()-Little Rascals 4; Glgglesnorl Hotel 6, Action News for Kids 13, PTL Club 15 12.C»-Fabulous Funnies 3; Weekend Special 6,13, Movie " Rawhide" 4; Space Academy B; College Basketball 20. 12:30-Bay City Rollers 3; American Bandstand 13, Point of View 6; Fat Albert 8, 10, Movie "The Ride to Hangman's Tree" 17 I.C»-Siu Aberdeen : Basketball 3; NFL Game of the Week 6 ; Ark 118, In The Know 10; Capitol Beat 33. 1·30--College Basketball 3,4, 15, Columbus Bowling Class!< 6; 30-Minutes 10; Marlo & the Magic Movie Machine 13, So The People May Know 3J 2 OO-VIewpolnt8, Kids Are People Too 13; Tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. 20, When The Boat Comes In 33 2:3().-Mod Squad 6; Gale Catlett : Basketball 8, Movie "Die, Monster, Ole! " 17 SUGAR RUN MILLS MULBERRY AVE. 5- The Dailv Sentinel Muldle..ort-Pomeo ll), U., ,. '"'''-'. ... • ' THE GOSPEL TONES 3 00- Other Briadway 8; Trl Stale: Today and Tomorrow 13, Movie "Gimme Shelter" 33 3·»-College Basketball3, 15; Pro Bowling 6, 13; Movie "Tarzan and the She-Devil" 4 4·00--Gotf 8,10. 5·C»-Wlde World of Sports 6,13, Cheap Show 4, Sports Spectacular 8; Dolly 10; Growing Years 20; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. 5:3()-ThlslsTheNFL3, ShaNaNa4, Porter Wagoner 10; Beller Way 15, Wrestling 17; Wild, Wild World of Animals 33 6:C»-News 3,4,10; Gong Show 8, Crockett's Victory Garden 20, Over Easy 33 6:JO-NBC News3,15; ABC News 13; Dance Fever 4; News 6; Porter Wagoner 8; Ohio Journal 20, West ,VIrginia Outdoors 33. 7 C»-Lawrence Welk 4,13, 15; Abbott & Costello 3; Hee Haw 6,8; Bugs Bunny 10; Onedln Line 20; Sugar In The Gourd 33 7 JO-We Think You Should Know 3; Please Stand By 10; NHL Hockey 17, World War II . G.l. Diary JJ 8 oo-<hlps 3,4, 15; College Basketball 8; Love Boat 6, 13; Live from the Mel 33; White Shadow 10, Once Upon A Classic 20 9 00-Super Bowl Saturday · Night 3,4,15 ; Movie 'Salvage" 6,13, Movie " W W & the Di xie Danceklngs" 10; Live From Lincoln Center 20 10.0(}- Incredible Hulk 8; Hee Haw Honeys 17 10:3()-Dolly 17; ll:C»-News 3,4,6,8,10,13,15; Porter Wagoner 17; Movie "Nothing but a Man" 33 11 :15-ABC News 6; 11 .3o--<:ollege Basketball 3; Track & Field 4, 15; Movie "The Llvfng Coffin" 6, Movie "While Comman<he" 8; Movie "The Night of the Generals" 10; Movie "And Now jhe Screaming Starts" 13; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 17. BuckGyes slip past Minnesota, 83 to 80 RECEIVES YELLOW BELT - Robbie Sayre, 7, son ol Brady and Rose Sayre, Bamberg, Germany received ' his yellow belt in Karate on Nov. 13, 1978 from hos instructor Tom Sergent. Robbte IS the grandson of Maxme Dorst, Moddleport OVERALL SCORING FG FT Pis tG) Avg R1ck Pendor , Nel York 118 81 317 19 ) 35 2 75 22 172 (8 21 5 Dan Spencer , East 83 39 205 (101 20 5 D1ck J ames, Ironton Von Taylor , K C 75 26 176 (9) 19 6 98 19 215 (111 195 J>m Hart, Fed Hock 81 20 182 I 10 ) 18.2 Bob Norman. Wellston 61 32 154 (9) 17 I Herb Epl >ng . Belpre 68 27 163 (10 ) 16 3 Greg Nelson, S western 46 35 127 (8) 15 9 Dave Lehman, Logan 68 22 158 (10) 15 8 0dve BurQess, Mifler SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE FG FT Pis {G) Avg. NAME - TEAM 65 13 143 t7l 20 4 Rob Norman . Wel l 52 23 127 (7) 18 I 0 1ck J ames, Iron 38 32 lOB (6) 18 0 Dave Lehman , Logan 46 11 103(61 17 2 Ted W il liams, Well 40 31 Ill (7) 159 Dave Evans Jackson 44 II 99 ( 7) 14 I Gary Bentley, Athens 38 20 96 (7 ) 13 7 Joel Gordon, Waverly Dave Mathews, Athens 43 7 93 ( 7) 13 3 42 9 93 ( 7) 133 Ed Mart1n, Jackson Pete Clark. Logan 42 9 93 Ill 133 I Includes games of Jon. ll) TEAM STATISTICS Wahama 349 (S J 69 8 Fteld Goal Percentage 667 {10) 66 7 Athens Team FGM-FGA Pel Miller 667 ( 101 66 7 Waverly 186 342 544 Ironton 667 ( 10) 66 7 Logan 175 364 481 Nel ·York 599 191 66 6 NAME - TEAM Wellston 200·434 461 Ironton 215 468 459 t FOR i SYRACUSE, 0. & MIDDLE·PORT, 0•. I 1 I •; t ! I • Pomeroy-Man Bridge) AREA P ... 992~2156 THE DAILY SENTIN-EL 8 AM AND 5 PM Belpre Jackson Wellston S Western Logan V>nton Co Waverly Me>gs Warren Gallipolis Tn mble K Creek P1 Pleas Fed Hock Eastern H Trace 52 89 584 42 7 5 560 Free Throw leaders Name, Team FTM FTA Lehman, Logan 32 35 Bec ker Me >gs 29 37 Brun111g , Alh. 16 22 Pel 91< 78< 76 7 10 9 74 7 10 5 Gordon , Iron Swonger, Well 68 Chonko. Alh 64 7 7 97 91 58 B 83 I1I Teams Ranked Offensively 1 '';! '••".,' I ., ~b ' "' ,,, Mr 11! u1! ho ~'· U! tt.J ~· '£ year also." 14 1 12 7 and the tempo of the game " The Redmen are fresh off a Tuesday mght voctory over Mt Vernon Nazarene College In that game Dan Bise hit 10 of 11 field goal attempts and talhed a season high 24 poonts. Vince Phelps also played a key role m the 32 34 SMART DONKEY EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J . ( AP)- A filly named Miss Metric got a case of the smarts alter beong introduced to a donkey • · The lilly, who raced at the Meadowlands last fall , was nervous until she got a donkey named " Number 7" as her stablemate. Trainer Bill CuMingham said: " She has been nervous and unable to do her best I saw her mckering at the donkey and I bought him as a playmate for her. She has been a different filly ever suoce." 63 -7 0 8 1 Jack son 14 6 14 7 -15 8 Tramble Wellston M e1gs Hannan Trace 177 TRO'ITERS IN AFRICA NEW YORK I AP I- When the Harlem Globetrott ers played exhibollons U1 Senegal and !be Ivory Coast U1 Afnca m December, \t extended the list of countries in whoch they have performed to 96, believed to be a record. The governments of the two African nations regarded the visit of the Globetrotters as so unportant that they arranged' state diMers in theor honor, ' and also buill special cultural perfonnances around them •LINED COATS & VESTS •JACKETS •WESTERN FRINGED JACKETS Proc es Effective J a n . 19 thru 27th MODERN SUPPLY ,_ 399 W. Main Street 992 -2164 Pomeroy. 0 . The Store With " All Kinds of Stuff" For Pets · Stables . Large and Small Ann'lals. Lawns - Gardens. ••••••••••••••••••••II BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Southwester n at Southern Non · LeiQUe Rock H1ll at Welrston Belpre at Parkersburg Ca thol1c Vmton Count y at , Point Pleasant Warren at Front1er OPTOMETRIST THIS WEEKEND AT . THE MEIGS INN 1 1 I ______________ J Attention Dog Owners DEADLINE FOR PURCHA SE OF 1979 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 20T H ONE DOLLAR ($1 00! PEN AL TY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THAT DAT E FOR YOUR CONV ENIENCE USE TH IS HAN DY APPLI CA TION BLAN K AND MAIL TO THE CO UNTY AU DITOR AT THE COURT HOUSE NOW FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($2 00) FOR EACH DOG MALE OR FEMALE CKE NNE L LICEN SE PENALTY $5 00) To obtain license by ma il, fill 10 and mail this form to HOWARD E. FRANK, COUNTY AUD ITOR . Meigs County, Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 Piece Band From Fredericktown, Ohio Dance . . from 10:00 til 2:00 ALL l£GAL BEVERAGES SOLD Enclose self-addressed s1amped envelope and pnce of license I< ennel L.icense 510.00 Female 52 00 Spayed Female 12 00 Male Dog S2 DO Owner 's Name Townshtp . 0 0 tOOl 1 0 0 o 10 oo o o oo o o o o o o o 0 o 0 o 0 01 1 o o o o 0 0 I 1 I o o o I 0 oo 0 0 0 0 *0 0 0 . . . 0 • 0 oo 0 I 0 0 ° ... 0 00 I 0 0 , . 0 0 I 0 ! Ha• r : &reed : F ge sex • • • It • ees r .• Mo.: M \•F . : Blk . : Whitt;: Gray; Brlnd ieTan:Brown :Yellow:Lonq-Short; known : Pa1 . ~·· ·~··· ~ "! "'"" " •• -:o· ••••••••• :······. ~ •••• . .. :... ·r··· . ,.. ..... :·. ... .. '·· COlOR . ... ... ,....... . . . . . .: .. ..···t···:r· .. .. :.. ... ... ..: :.. .:. .. .:. •·········•C•••t••l······ ::: .. : : :: : : : : . .. ! . . . . . .;....... .... ....... ................................... : :. . ....·......,. .·•·....... :....... .. .·: ....···= Howard E. Frank : I ·• 0 0 · · ~· ·· · o o o o I 0 : o 0 I I I 0 0 • • I IOI - o o o l o o o - o o t , l f ............... ... . o ~: '0 I I 0 O 0 0 ofo o o o 0 0 o o o o I I I I I : ' • 0 0 : :""" · ·:: : : .. I ........... ...... .,,, ••.. '• •• ••· ···••...,••••••..-••• •• •••••••••• •••'•···· • 0 0 01 I I I ~ I# I I 0 0 0~ 0 Get Out and Have A Good Time At Address . . ... . 0 • 0 0 I wm woth a 14 points effort and 11 assosts N A.l A national stattsttcs have been released lor the season thus far. Roo Grande senior guard Dan Purcell os ranked fifth U1 fr ee thro\\ percentage with a 91 4 per cent average 0J Southwestern Fed Hock1ng Wahama Warr en Eastern Kyger Creek OFFICE HOURS: 9: 30 to 12,2 to 5 ICL.OSE AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT Pts(G) Avg l!-!~.!2~!.!!2-!; 504 (7 ) 720 419 (6) 69 8 Team Southern ' North Gal IIi 20 points and Herb Williams added 19 for Ohoo State , which led at half!Jjlle 38-34 . Mon ne sota, led by freshman Ml\l'k Hall 's 23 points, reeled off 10 straoght points midway m the second half for a 56-51 lead before the Buckeyes ralhed r---R:-w~COMPlorl;o:o~--1 • , FASTER GOLF WASHINGTON (AP ) Deane Beman, tbe t ommissioner of the PGA tour, says tournament play was ' speeded up in 1978 and will be again In 1979. "Players on the PGA tour in '78 proved they can complete 18 holes in a tournament in about (our hours," Beman said. "We are happy thatthe players cooperated m our program to wipe out dawdling and step up the pace of play. We're going to oontlnue our campaign this 16.0 15 1 Ironton So ut he rn Wa verly Nel York 727 Gordon, Wav 20 28 714 0 Evans, Jack 33 48 688 Rebounds · Name, Team No G Avg Clarke, Gal Gordon. Wav 578 634 606 603 543 600 658 597 H Tr ace 666 (8) 83 J Scor1ng Margtn Margm Team 19 2 North Ga ll1 a James , lrorT Clark. Logan Monsler from Space" 13; Juke-Box 17. 1 JO-Movle "The Forbln Project•: 3; Movie "Raiders of the Sven Seas" 17. 2:15-ABC News 13; 3:C»-News 3; 3·3()-Movle "Requlenm for a Heavyweight" 3; Movie "Sabaka" 17, 5 e»-Mbvle " Little Caesar " 3 S.tul'fty - Ch. 4 · HBO 2 JO P .M. - Last Remake of Beau Gesle {PGJ 4'00 PM - 1978 In Sports 5·00 P.M. - Inside the NFL 6 00 P.M - Private Flies of J. EdgarHoover <PGl 8:00PM. - Big Wednesday {PG) 10:00 P.M. - 1978 In Sports 11 :00 P.M. - Eagle Has Landed lPG) 1 00 A M. - Harrad Experlmenl ( R1 LINEMAN'S DREAM MIAMI (AP) - The dream of every defensive lineman in pro football os to score a touchdown - and that's what Vern Den Herder, the big defensive end of the Miami Dolphins, illd last October against Baltimore. He was lined up as a blocker on wbat looked like a field goal attempt but the holder, Don Strock, threw a pass to Den Herder In the end zone for a score. ''After I' got off the field, I started shaking a bit," Den Herder said "What If I had dropped the ball?" 780 ( 12) 65 0 Coach Art Lanham's Roo game winning streak The Grande College Redmen woll Kmghts are 6-7 in all games. host Urbana's Blue Knights Assistant Coach Tom U1 a Mod·Ohto Conference Meadows knows that Urbana basketball game U1 Lyne has talented players but he Center Saturday night also notes some weaknesses Tip-ollls scheduled for 7· 30 that he hopas the Redmen can pm. exploit Says Meadows The Redmen wtll put theor "They (Urbana ) have a great H ) conference record on the shoot er In a kod nam ed line against the 2·2 Blue Justin He can put it up from Knights. anywhere on the Ooor When Overall, the Redmen are 6· he gets hot 11 picks up the 10 and currently sport a five whole spirit of the team." On Urbana's weaknesses Meadows noted, ' 'Urbana is Athens 99 not a big team and our size Pt Pleasant 6 8 and strength with James, M1ller 6 3 61 Bose and Lones should let us AtelCander Gal It poll s 57 do what we want to at both Logan 2 5 ends of the Ooor. We should Belpre 2 2 be able to control the boards Vm ton Co 06 31 3 (9) . 64 2 At hens 195 431 439 ( 101 63 4 Gallipolis 174 406 429 ( 10) 60 6 Jackson 177 449 394 ( 10) 60 3 Me1g s 146 380 384 191 60 J Tonight's games Free Throw Percentage I 10) 60 0 Tea m FTM-FTA Pet. 111) 59 B SEOAL ( 101 59 7 Logan 95 138 688 532 (9 ) 59 1 Athens at We llston Waver ly 69 106 651 Me1gs 93 147 633 585 I 10) 58 5 Waver ly at Gafl 1pol 1s GallipoliS 79126 627 642 I 11 I 58 4 lrontcr~ at :Jackson 514 (9) 571 Logan a t M eigs 82 137 599 Athens TRI -VALLEY Ironton 68 117 .581 333 ( 6) 55 5 Ale>~ander at Federal Well ston 50 90 556 604 I 11 I 54 9 430 (8) 53 8 Hock1 ng Jackson 91 164 555 416 (8) 52 0 Belpre at Nelsonville - York Rebounds War ren at Vinton County No G Avg Team s Ranked Team SVAC Offenstvely Ironton 276 7 39 ' Pfs (G) Avg . Eastern at Kyger Creek 258 7 369 Team Gallipoli s 251 7 359 Waverly Wa verl y 503 I 11 I 45 7 Southern a1 Hannan Trace 245 7 35 0 Pt Pl eas 292 (61 48 7 Southwestern at North Gall1a We ll st on Non -League 240 7 34 3 Ironton 507 {10) 50 7 Athens at Mtller 217 7 31 0 Ga lli poli s Logan 528 I 101 52 8 Tnmble 215 7 307 Nel York Ja ckson 485 (91 53 9 Parkersbur g Sout h at Pomt Me1gs 568 ( 10) 56 8 Pleasant 163 7 23 2 Athens Satllrday Personal Fouls 398 171 56 9 Southern SEOAL Team No. G Avg. Logan 520 (91 57 8 Fed Hock 639 (11) 581 Meigs at Athens Ironton 139 7 19 9 GallipoliS at Ironton We llston 132 7 18 9 Alexander 707 ( 12 ) 58 9 Logan 129 7 IB 4 V>nton Co 594 I 10) 59 4 Jackson at Wav e r l~ Gall>poi>S 128 7 IB 3 Mil ler 60< {10) 60 4 Well ston at logan Non -League 122 7 17 < S Weslern 606 ( 10) 60 6 Kyger Creek Athens at Wahama Me>g s 11 4 7 16 2 Eastern 486 (81 60 8 Federal Hoc k1ng at M•lle r 113 7 16 1 Belpre 558 (91 62 0 (makeup Jackson game) Wa verl y 109 7 15 6 K Creek 587 {91 65 2 SVAC lnd1v1dualleadets Warren 589 (9 ) 65 4 n at Nor th Gall1a F1eld Goal N Ga ll>a 394 (61 65 7 Easter Tnmble 804 ( 11 I 73 1 (makeup game ) Percentages Tuesday Name, Team FGM FGA Pel Wanama 366 (5 1 73 2 SVAC 76< {10) 76 4 Gordon , Wav . 38 58 655 , Wellston 774 I 101 77 4 Ha nnan Trace at Eastern Hol songer. Wa v 39 66 59 1 Me1gs Steger Wav 23 99 590 Jackson 780 ( 10) 78 0 Kyger Creek at North Gallia 0 r (Between HudsOn ~'Street ~and AleKander !Jve straight points to S.nd Ohoo State mto a 75-70 lead with less than four minutes remaming. The 16th-ranked Buckeyes kept the lead down the hectic stretch for tlleir lOth victory 111 14 starts Monnesota fell to 2-3 and 7-7 records Kelvin Ransev numf"'rl on Redmen host Urbana five SEO cage stats l.C»-Movle "In Love and War " 4; Movie " Yog- NEWSPAPER CARRIERS WANTED omore forward from Cleveland, scored a careerhigh 17 points, most of them . commg 111 the !mal moments to hit the Buckeyes' conference rec01:d to :Hl Smith, whose prevoous high was 14 pomts agaonst Mochogan Ia !!I season. scored Ry loWKUE STRODE ' ,\ 1• Spurts Writt•r COLUMBUS, Ohoo tAP) Bog Ten baskeball leader Ohio State blew 1J.point first half leads before rallYJng behind Jim Smith to trun Mmnesota 83-80 Thursday night. The 6·foot~ Smit~ • <nnh ' I : I I !, . . . . . . .0. . . . .I . . . . . . . .I . . .. . . '! I I 1 1 I 0 o I I 0 0 I ~ 000 1 I I I 0 0 I 0 - I I 0 I I JO 0 I O O I O I Ol O 11 I • • I I O '\ 0 O O I I I - · I O I I IO I '\' Ole I Ol OO I * , . I . O I ~ 0 0 0 I I I I o ~ ~'- : : 0 o / County Auditor of Meigs County Licon•• must be obltoned not later then Jan. 20, 1979 tit avoid-paying penahy. I<Hor this dele penalty will be $2 ,00 for single tag end $5.00 for konntlll<tnse. THE lNN·PLACE THE MEIGS INN PH. 992-3629 POMEROY, 0. �,------· , Friends tQ buy card duplicator .,: l Soci~ I .:::-.:: ..:.: .. : ..:·:··. .·~ Helen Help ,: 1 ~ Us. • • By Helen Hottel:" HIS UFE GOING TO THE DOGS DEAR HE LEN· My husband spends at least 12 to 15 hours a week hunting with his hound dogs. That leaves me alone with the kids. I know hobbies are important, but every weekend ' - CONFUSED DEAR CON : .' Too much hob8y, not enough male makes mamage a dull bore -for the one who stays home . If your husband can 't compromise - part t1me with the hounds, part wtth you and the kids - his fanuly life too may go to the dogs - H Marie Root Modern Woodsmen hold community ben·efit dinner In spite of icy roads, a good crowd turned out to the Cool· ville Senior Citizens buildmg for the commumty service benefit diMer sponsored by Modern Woodmen of America, Camp 10900. The proceeds of the diMer and donattons from members and fnends will be presented to the Cool ville Fire Department for their "Jaws of life'' fund at a Camp party, Ja nuary 27 , 8 p.m., at Coolville Senior Citizens Building Any persons still wisoing to contribute to thts "Jaws of Life" fund may contact Ralph Henderson , Camp Secretary, Coolvtlle, before the above date. During the evening, Marie Root, Coolville, was awarded a plaque for conscientious and dedicated service to the commuruty. Awarded door prizes were Tobin Workman, Coolville, and Don Dunfee, Little Hocking , Writer for 'Saturday Night Live ' to speak at Mars'hall Monday HUNTINGTON - Alan Zweibel, comedy writer lor television's "Saturday Night Ltve," will speak at Marshall UniverSity Monday, Jan. 29, at 8 p.m. in the Multt-Purpose Room of Memortal Student Center. Zweibel, who received an Emmy for his contributions to the whacky, late-night comedy show, will discuss the behind the scenes production of the weekly show His campu s appearance is sponsored by the Lecture and Contemporary Issues Committee of Marshall's Student Activities Office. Marshall students with • Activity Cards will be ad· m1tted free , according to Don Robertson, MU statdent activities organizations coordinator. All others will be charged a $1 general admission fee. Originally hired as an apprentice writer for "Saturday Ntght Live," Zweibel soon was referred to as "one of the major writers on the show" by producer Lorne Michaels. A graduate of the University of Buffalo, Zweibel was supposed to enter Ia w school, but opted instead for a writing career. He wrote for various stand-up comedians before strikmg off on hiS own to perform hts material in clubs such as New York's Improvisation, which launched many of today's young comedians. Zweibel's campus program also will include some of his own comedy routmes. • ,. , • • •: , •• ' :, • :• Adventists launch 'Temperance Year' " The furor over 'baby beer' last taU remmds us of the need to be diligent tn promotmg abstinence' from alcohol ," clatms Albert Dittes temperance secretary of the Pomeroy Seventh-day Adventist Church He made the statement announcing 1979 as "World Temperance year" for the Adventist Church. " When the Anheuser Busch company test marketed its Chelsea produce as the 'not so soft drink' last fall, Adventists were in the forefront , along with the Karen Blaker Ph.D. Virginia Nurses Association, in protest," Dlttes said. "As a result, the company wtthMaybe l could do that with drew the product, which Get off the hook everyone . contained .0~ percent alcohol · COUNSELOR : Every t1me and could have appealed to Do you feel you must be a frtend calls for help you constantly available for your would gtve them the phone fnends and acquamtances' number of thi s hoi-line ' Are you burdened by the role AMY : Doesn'I that sound of 24-hour crtsis counselor' like a good idea' l would get AMY I couldn 't do that. In this excerpt from a hoi- them off my back and yet not What would people do tf they line phone conversation, a be rejecting them . Oh, l just needed me' woman complains a bout the thought of four more friends COUNSELOR · They might st rain of being on call for her -Jan, Tunmy, Charlotte and turn to other friends . After many friends. !Personal tn- Jody. all, what do they do when furmatton in all bot-line exCOUNSELOR: If I am cerpts has been changed to counting nght, II people have your phone is busy for an entire evening? protect the caller's confiden- access to you at any time of AMY : That's true. f could ltality.) day or night Is that right' take my phone off the hook AMY: A couple of my AMY : Yes , and there are and everyone would just fn ends really need to talk to more Actually , now that r you Could you tell me think apout it, anyone l have · lhtnk I was talking to somesomething about your ser- ever met could call me and I one elsf . That way no one would be angry at me. vice? would gladly spend several COUNSELOR: Why would COUNSELOR · The phone hours on the phone trying to anyone be angry at you for is staffed 24 hours a day' by help out. Maybe l don 't do tt taking one evening for volunteers who are available rtght. Why don 't you tell me yourself ? to talk to people about their how you help people? If l had AMY · l would feel guilty. crises. And there is no charge some pointers, tl nught not Isn't that what friends are for the service. Is that what take me so long for ·~ you wanted to know ? COUNSELOR· Rather than COUNSELOR . But most AMY : Yes, that's exactly discusstng your counseling people have only two or three what my fnends need - so- techniques, why don 't we try frtends who would take the meone to talk to during tbeir to find a way for you to get a crises. They have enough of httle more pnvacy and peace liberty of calling them any time of day or night. them. for yourself. A.< the phone call proceedCOUNSELOR : What do AMY : That sounds wonder- ed, Amy and the counselor you mean ? ful. I can't even imagme discovered that Amy had a AMY : Well, they are spending a qutet, peaceful terrible fear of losing friends always calling me at every eventng at home without any She was shy in face-ltrface hour of day and night - at crtses. en<.'ounter s but ve y l'Omwork or at home. And, well, f COUNSELOR : Let's start fortahl e on the phone : can 't say no to any of them. right there . Suppose you therefore, she 'had arranged COUNSEWR : How' many could have tomorrow evening for her frtendships to -take people are you talking about ? completely to yourself. What pla<·c on her terms . What AMY: Let's see. There 's would you do' Am~· rt•:illr nct•dt•d \\~ • s help Angie, Dick, Carol, Smithy, AMY: Oh, there are a · with her shyness problem IR•bbie, Joe and Candy. Can- million things I could do. If you are shy hut do not dy is the one who called Let's see. Well , lhaven'trlone want to be, wrill• fm· Dt·. tonight. much at home for over a year Rhtk Pr':-; newslPtlt•r on She drove me up the wall except talk on the telephone. ! "Sh vn<'HS. " Send 50 l'ents <mel complaining that her parents can't think of anythmg now a .<clf-addrl'ssml. slamr<-'1 pon 't understand her. l was but it wouldn 't be hard once I L'nvel11pt> t<l n1 Blaker in just about ready to tell her got the free lime. t'Cl l"l' pf thJ ~ n t.'W!'J) HP( ' f , P 0 nut to call me anymore when COUNSELOR : What would Rnx 475, Radto 1';1ty Station, I thought of a nicer way to put happen if you took the phone New York, N.Y. 111019. her off- to tell her to call you . offthe hook. foronr evening' CHOICES ': DEAR HELEN · I don't like sex. My husband does. l can't change I don 't even want to . Otherwise our marrtage ts okay. But he doesn't think so. Instead of fmding a woman on the side to fulfill his lusts, he thinks I should see a counselor about my "frigidity " If I'm willing to let htm have a no-involvement affair, shouldn 't he be grateful that I'm so understandtng' -NOT QUITE PERFEC!' DEARNQP : No!! ' What you want is a loveless ''arrangement ," and this seldom works. A wife who can 'I show wholehearted affection is far from perfect. If she pushes her husband into an affair Ito avotd sex) she can be pretty sure the other woman will become the real woman m his hfe. You've got a man who still cares enough to want only you . Consult a counselor before you lose him! -H. . children. 1Anheuser - Busch has since resumed testmg the product, but witho ut the alcohol.) Adventists have always been staunch promoters of temperance, Dittes said, dating back to the church's origins in the 1840s. The !52year-old Amenc~n Temperance Society, once the leadtng exponent of abstmence in the U. S., is now run by the Adventist Church 's Temperance Department in Washington, D. C. Calendar 1 r--··Pomeroy - -·-·--1 DEARHELEN , · 1 love pets as much as the next, but I'm realistic. Every year millions of unwanted dogs and cats are extermina ted. In other countries, this meat is considered a delicacy So why waste it here ? Animals killed at pounds could become nutritious food for starving peopl<~. if not in this eounlry, then exported to the places where dog and cat meat is aceeptable.- PRACfiCA!. DEAR PRACTICAL: . Your "modest proposal" will be as popular here as rats in a warehouse. Most U.S. cttizens sttll shudder at the suggestion · that dog and cat carcasses are rendered out for fat to be sold overseas (and used in cold creams, etc) They won't take your " food" suggestton quietly. -H. DEAR HELEN · You mentioned the " weekend marnage" recently I want to tell you , it works 1 My husband and l both have fine careers. When I got an offer I couldn't refuse in a different city, he didn 't want to uproot. So we live apart Monday through Friday and live it up on weekends. Thts way we are seldom bored - we save up our love for our spectal tiines, and I'll bet we aetually spend more rewarding hours together than does the average working couple who takes too much for granted. A.< the old bromtde goes, "It tsn 't the qua nitty of ltme but the quality which counts. "- CAREER WIFE '!be ~·ricnds of the Meigs publictty, and volunteer work County Ubrartes voted at - to the libraries m Meigs their January meeting to buy County. The duplicator is a Gaylord 1L'hiang I their first gift to the libraries. New book processing bas !Juplltator for the Pomeroy SATURDAY slowed down in the past few BOAHIJ of Trustees of and Middleport Ubraries. It because many books months is a smaU manual card Columbta Township Saturday have ~me in which have not duplicator for reproducing 7 p m at township building. been cataloged either by the catalog cards, book cards, SUNDAY Library or by the State and pockets. COUNTY-WIDE pra yer distrtbutor. All the cards for' The Friends are a non· meeting 2 p.m Sunday at these books must be typed by profit orgaruzation formed in Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness the library staff. It is very October to gtve support Church; Glen Bissell, leader. through dues, fund-raising, cxactmg work, and few of the MEIGS County • library staff can type well Genealogical Society Sunday 2 p.m. at Meigs Museum. Guest speaker Judge Manning Webster who will speak on information in court Friday records . MONDAY Job's third daughter was SPECIAL MEETING of the Mr and Mrs Thomas named Keren-Happuch District Advisory Council R<'nlz have retljl'ned from a (born of antimony) indica7' 30 p.m. Monday at the holiday visit in Orlando, Fla. tive of beautiful eyes; a dye Meigs County Health with Mr. and Mrs. Ronme ma~e of antimony was used PDepartment, Mechanic St., Mullins and Deanna, and to hnge the eyelashes. Since anc1ent times antimony has omeroy. , Mrs. Brenda Fitch, Tommy been used as a cosmetic in BEND 0 THE RIVER and Apnl. Whtle there they Eastern countries. Garden Club, home of Mrs. attended a Johnnie Cash Con"And the name of tbe Grella Simpson, Mond~y , •·erl. third, Keren-Happuch, and 7:30 p.m. wtth Mrs. Bermce Mr . and Mrs. Wendell In all the laud there were no Car~enter to have a program Grate spent the weekend in women found so lair as the on btrds. Mt Vernon visiting their daughters of Job ... "-Job TUESDAY daughter , Jennifer, who at- U: 14-15 MEIGS LOCAL Chapter t 7, tends college there. OAPSE, m~ing. 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Velsia Roush is . . . . . .,...~~· Tuesday at Meigs Junior rel'uperating at home followHigh School, Middleport. mg treatment at the Holzer . Medical Cent~r . She was AMERICAN LEGION Aux· discharged from the hospttal tltary , Racine 602, 7:30p.m at ~>riday . the hall, weather permitltng MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY Area Branch, American IN Association of · University Women, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. TIME at the River-boat Room of the Athens County Savings and WITH Loan Co. Topic for discussion, " Redesigning the Goals of Education, Phase !!" by Sharon Johnson, state divlston chatrman, Galhpolts. 1 1 I Personal Notes 1 MADRID, Spain (AP) - A strtke by 100,000 automobile, hotel and restaurant workers is now in its third day, and no end is in sight. The strikers are demanrlin~ higher pay . and a shorter work week. Hotel and restaurant owners have agreed to their employees' demand for a 14percent raise but are balking . at increasing vacations from Utree weeks to four and cuttitlg Ute work week from 44 t" 40 hours. ( enough to do it. Using the card duplicator will mean new books will be available much more quickly. Other suggestions for ways the Friends can help the libraries included organizing a campaign urging people to "Buy a Gallon of Paint for the Ltbraries" and buytng a duplicatmg machine so people can make copies of personal papers and research item s. ::: l!y HUGH A. MlJLI.J(;AN conc ~rns m community health and how these affeet nurses All registered nurses are mvited to attend The membership includes registered nurses from Hocking, Meigs, Gallia and Athens Counties. Don't be a heart breaker Birthdays make this upright a bargain hunter's best buy! Steel motor hood protects the powerful molor. Big 560 cu. ln. capacity disposable dust bag. Wra~ around vinyl lurnlture guard. Edge Kldener cleans up to baseboards. ONLY I $5995 and shock res istant screw Thinline Twi st 0 -Fiex watchband AbO'I'fHhe·llocr cleamng tool s avarlable at small add iUonal Cot! Alfred Social Notes 11 ? F MAIN POMEROY HOUSE TRAILER OWNER'S TAX PAYMENT CHARGE 4503 06 and 4503 .061 as amended by Sub H B. No . 330 and Effecf1ve August 26, 1969 Revised Code Sections \ COMPUTED AND ASSESSED BY - Co unt y Aud, t :)r b )l mulr rpl y' "'9 rh ~ o• , tl\{\ b l.. va lue o lt h~: hau$ ~ tr.;.,l eor by the t tu rr"• of rl-1! IQA IF\9 d <•t Flc l rl'l w t\ q, h !he h o v u ' ICU II' r .., o, rl1 .,, ~,~, H •" m• n •mu m to:u ,, 116 QO ptr yeo r Ml.l ..., ,.,.. ,, d tt-,p mo, •mum to • cl th .. ty ~' " do l l<~n " c pp iH ab le Ia n ho uu trailt!r nor ICl co t• d on '""' ttol e oro th e fo nt d uy (' f Ja u uor y t he to ~ ,, determ mtt d h y rnulto f'l l ~tng thr l! t d o ll m t b y '" ' llumb P; ~· f fu ll com m'! " C'"' !I w ot h th e dC>I '" of PAYABLE AT - TAX DUE AND PAYABLE - "'C.• th \ t to mo 1nt ng to tho f ol i o~ ong •h , t y- ri a t of December or • o ttQ Mfl! 1nt c tl., ,,., . ,. O( qt,t t\ t1 tO•\ C ou nt y Tr c .nur r r ' Of hc e C o urt H o t.H( W"e~ • "oute tn tler ,,u 1 stiUS rn thit 1111e, 11 pro vtd ed '" tl> tS seclton , on t,e 1st d•y of J1nuary t~e full •mount of the pro r•l• t u 11 due 1rHi p.ty•ble on or before the l'1u d•y of hnuify • When ~ t house h••ler 1cqut res 1 IIIUI tn th is stile 11 prov1ded '" thu 1!!Ci ton , •fter the d•y of bnu1ry 1nd on or p r~ or to ttle J 1st dil y of Decemb er, ttle full o~mount of ttle pro ra11 tu: ·~ due 1nd p1y1ble immedt• telr up on the uptruion of • lO day jMrtod commenCin,s with the d1te ttl• !.tlut · ~ •cquired r.,., PENALTY -- If the poymcnt of the fOil IS not modr. en pro v.d e d abo ve a pc nohy of f1 vc dollars or t e n p c r,ent ot the lo•cs dul' which cYer '' ~ rc ot cr l l'lall b e rmpc1 cd ond collc ct <.: d •" c.dd•t•on to the fox du e and owtng DELINQUENT TAXES - "h e C Qunly tr easurer rn .Jdd!lhlr. lo 11ny othl' r re m e d y (HOv1dcd by L1 w to r thl collcctton <.d t :ue s o~nd pcna lhu <~ h.t!l c nt orcc <;o llcch o n o t suc h f.lxts MH.I f•C IIJit•u b~ ' " d JUto n rn tfol c "' lM• C ot i u ch h c.nurcr oi ~.l! MSI th e o wner for t h(• rec overy of the unpatd tu co; RESPONSIBILITY OF HOUSE TRAILER OWNER--- OPERATOP OF A HOUSE HAILER COURT - Me and my Bryan Colwell MODEL 1440 All stamless steel, water Workshop POLLY·s POINTERS planned 'Religious liberty Day ' set for.Pomeroy Adventist Eureka h1gh performance features back case A smoke rhod tum finished degrade dtal with brushed center panel and mmeMI glass crystal Sfatnless steel "Cappu cmo " "Si " WASHI NGTON , D,C. lA P) " Hemind me I left a sharp 1\ don.. twn w;t~ m;tt iL·Io thl' lt'J,!<:! rdlrtg the (Jppnn•.tl uf Day-<.:oaching down to l'Uttmg tool beg inmng wtth '" ' Jntt•r na liorw I E nd1tw1 ru·nt proposals for the ~ nd o wnw n t DC . l1 S capital , on the m the overhead rack " 1\ MT H/\ K two crosswo rd "Adze, Auger . Augerbtt '" F'nnd and plans w<-n· di s<'uss- f und , the l ocm fund <.md thL· Pd for the ann ut-~l M.:ud1 of L'XL·m p l rt r fund \.~<~ s fans, puzzle buffs "Nope. Three letters." Dimc·s to ht• held on Jcm . 2B pn·st·ntt·d A tlwnk you note .. 1\xe." enthusiasts - chanced to fall wlwn th(• X1 Garnrna Mu \\C t S read from S;.md~ S<trgent m - meet, cross paths - stx Awl " rh,pt<•r nf RPta S1gm" Ph1 f,,,. fl o\\ers S('Jl1 dur mg lwr rows down, two across 1n the "Oh How bon ng " Sur on t.\ mt•t Tw·sday 111ght hltSptt, tll li-1 till IT bar car - grill , club car " Cy lind rt cai holes or .1 t the homt• of Mr< lm 1\lso re~Hl c~t tht· ml' l'tdl ~ The followin g conversation tedtus, dull , repetittous' " P(lym· WCIS d Jetlcr fro m till' :vlct gs ensued - resulted, came " Et al." Dcbbw Buck re portt·d rm rounty Hfstonl'.il Sn('tl'l~ afterward . "Taking my ktd , offspring, " How's thmgs ?" hetr , bairn m Ed mburgh and llw pla ns fen lht• MwTh nf dbout the pu bllca tumo1t frll ll l"By the dog star , res ts garcon In Ni ce to the Dnnes w1th thl• chapft> r unde1· h ,HJd ()I gWliZtltHm hl r.:t ut l l ' S th,. lt•adt•rshlp of Mr' m· TilL• mottt•t \~yas refP t Jed to Se rius.'' Washington Zoo today ." tu carry out the mar eh m ('Il) f'uun etl "Keeping busy ?" "They got everything from Mtrldleport 1\ volt' pf th;mks W<ts t·x· " In a word· hectic, frantic A to Z there." tended to Ann te Chtiptni-trl The <'onventwnn was• ,mor bustlin g.'' " Aardvarks, acaroids, rwun ced for Ma y 18, 19 •nd 20 ~mel her cunltnttlet' for Uw "Too spacey ." add ax, agoutt , allt gators, f' hr t s tmr~ s par t~ Don nil 111 Cleveland A communH'a" How about mad?" alpa oa, a nth ons, argali , Nt•Hse Hnd Kathy Fry hat! the tw n from Interna tJon,tl " Hols were wild around my arma dtllo , a ug, auklets, e·ulturdl program . Don s f.whouse, too." au rochs, a re~yes ... " '' Xmas saw a gr ate " He'll go ape liefore he gets Convalescing at home lllg and I .tnd:1Kmg pr csenlctl a program on cle<·t rurtlc lu) s. happenmg at our ma nor, pad, to th e azygous ax ololt whtch Refn.•stu rwnts \\f'll' se t vcd demense." .J ohn Bryan of Middleport as you know IS amphibious." IJy Jrb P< t)'llL' cmd Ca r ol)n "Santa '!" " It 'll be da rk , dusk, · IS convalcscmg at home from S"lterftl'id "No, two words," twilight, eventtde before we In Junes suf(ered Ill a c.: cu ~w ­ " :Yule log'! " zero in on the zand er, zebra , (' ldt•nt He WBS hosplt.:t hlcd " By Dickens , you 're a zebress, zebu, at bet, aortl and l W(I weeks In Deecmber sketch." Famtly members 1n to vJsJt zonlla " " By Box." "By Zeus, there's zest, zeal hun were Mr and Mrs Ronald Russell ff:h n stme "Getting foggy out there and zing m those zebus." 11 Bryan I of Lora 1n : Stanley N " Zounds and zowie, they Rr}irn, Rtvervtew , Mtl'h "Sherlockian peasouper." got ztp ." "Or, as Holmes would put " Zan y ze ph yrs from Mr and Mrs. Albert Bryan. it : ?" Zanztbar can ztg-zag like a Rey n oldsbur~: Mr ami Mrs. "Elementary " . Zen zombte zonked out on .John T Bryan. Trav iS C1ty. Mtl'h., a nd Mr a nd MIS "Tra m has pulled into a zinfandel .'' INK SPOTS- The nationally known sing<ng group, "Maybe," "I Don!t Want to Set the World on Fire" and Harold Scarberry !Dott1ci. depot, platform, station "That's the end, man." The Ink Spots, with Eddie Ttgner, will be appearing in this "Kansas City." The group became favontes at night stop ." Mtddleport They wert• a ll 111 "Omega, all she wrote." area at the Upper Deck of the Point Pleasant Inn from cluoo, theaters and hotels across the country. Changes '' Wher e?' ' "Intuittve letters tell me to' v1s1t at the same tmw, Jan . 22-Feb. 3. The fame of The Ink Spots started back in have taken place wjth The Ink Spots m the last 3~ years or "State cap." litis lrain wtll be late , tardy , \\htlc Mr and Mrs Danny the I~ with the success of one of their early recordings so. First, two of the original members of the group dted Aryan of SpnngfJeld VI Sited "Dover, Del.?" delayed." "HI Didn't Care" which sold over two nullion copies. This and another retired When replacements were made 11 later No, rune spaces ... ''E S P.?" was followed with such hits as "To Each His Own," music of The Ink Spots was carefully brought up to date. <(Trenton, N.J." "No. E.T.A ' "Right on. rtve down from "According to my watch, New York on the schedule ." hmepiece, chronometer we ~~ Timetable , ra1l plan , should be there by now." MEETING SET notice board " " At the termmus, termm al, A spec tal mcettn g of Have regular "Care for a four-letter re- end of hne? Middleport Masontc Lodge 11 medical check -ups _ freshment in the bar car? " E ieven lette rs , two 363. F&A M. wtll be held at 7 "Soda, cola , mUk ?" words ." p m Wedne•day to con fer the ATHENS - " Where Do We "Cafe, Ft. " " Last sta tion ? Arnva l entered apprentice degree on Polly Cramer Go rrom Here' ," a look at "I'll have mine light." ba se' Home platter ''' two candtdatcs. how well handtcapped per''Cafe-au-lait ?'' "Nope. Journey 's .end'' sons are accepted m schools " No, ntne let tPr ~ lt,q1 " fmm beef or pork hver put tht• Crayons in liver 1n the freezer fell' H fe'' ' and the commumty, ts the the wash minutes and let it gel ftrtro . topt c of a n tn-servlce Tht• trimming will be easy 1f a Tuesday, Jan 23, at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge DEAR POLLY - After I sha rp k111fe is use d in Nelsonvtlle. washed and dried a load of -DOROTHY_ Jomtly sponsored by the DEAR POLLY -- My Pl'l clothes l discovered my little South east ern Ohio ln g1rl's colored crayons were in Pt'l'VC Js w1th the pr ofamly structtonal Resource Center A "religtous Ltberty" day mouths concermng actJVlst wtth them. Could you tell me thHt one hears on tclevh:don tlRC1 and the Athens Count y religion There were calls in will be celebrated at worship Is th ea• any we~y lhdt we how to remove crayon stams.., Ass ociation for Retarded se rvi ces in the Pomeroy some quarters for govern1 t•ould help put a stop to th1s' -CONNIE. Ctttzens, the workshop is Se venth'-da y Adve ntist ment mvestt gation and DEAR CONN IE -- Loosen - PM DF. AR POLLY - I want to designed for •chool and social Church this Saturday af- regulations of so-called cults the crayon statns \\1th kitservice agency personnel as " Whtle th ese concerns chen shortemng and then ap- tell the reader who needs well as an y tnl erested tern oon . report s Albert were well-meant. there is Dittes. pa;ior ch cssc r scarves and I'H nn nt ply detergent Work tl mto citizens Dittes cttes se"teral threats grave danger in controlllm! bu} them thai I make thein ;1ains unlll the outline is Fran ces Curtis Fra zier, to Ftrst Amendment reltgwus the expressiOn of reltgtous out of uphulstt!ry remmmts removed . Laundct· as usual coordina tor of the Ohto One man 's Bryan Ketth Colwell, son of If 11 ts neeessary to repeat lhal I cui to stze mtd then fl - Assoctatton for Retarded liberty nghts. '"lbe tragt c t eeJtn g fanaltctsm ts another's heartevents in Jonestown, Guyana , inge. They are beaul1ful and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colwell , lhts procedure pre-trea t with Cttizens' State Commumty clast November left a· bad felt outpourtng to God ," t•asy to ca re for , too. Route I, Ymton, recently a hqutd household eleaner If for Dem - ta ste tn many peoples' Dtttc's satd .. "Would we want Those whtle plashr hags Awarenes s celebrated his flrst btrthday bleaeh ts safe for !lie fabries Sitluttonalizatton program, a government agent coming at his home. A Mt ckey Mouse and col ors you may even thrtt gro<'ery ston•s tL'illally will be the guest con sultant. into our churches and telling cake was served w1th ice have to resort to Its use. - put frozen foods m make ex- She will present a model for us that communion is cellent covers fnr the rru xer, cream, potato chips, and POLLY sensitivity traming of nonwrong 1 " tcw ster , et c Th ey a r e Kooi-Aid. DEAR POLLY - If you handicapped persons toward Members will contribute an washable and tltsposabl<• Attending were hts mater- have a large bath towel that the acceptance of han· offermg to send " Liberty," a An y mlverlismg can he turnnal grandparents, Mr and IS not bemg used ~wymore, dica pped persons in the ma gaztne of religious ed to the back. c FJ .ORENCE Mrs. Frank Ebersbach, his fold it tn ' half and sew sci;ool and commumty. freedom, to thought leaders Polly wtll send you one of together '(.round the edges to paternal grandparents, Mr There i$ no fee for the the Untied States. · throughout ht•r signed thank -} ou and Mrs. John Colwell , his make a good bath mat You By Mrs. Charles Woods workshop, whtch wtll run Services at th e church newl:ipaper coupon chppen; 1f great-grandmothers, Mrs ean save money and gel a lot Sunday School attendance from 9:30 to 12 noon To prelocated on Mulberry Hetghts Marie Autherson and Mrs. of use oul of old towels -- :; he uses your fa vonlc reg tster, ·on Jan. 14 was 23 . There were contact . the Road , begm at 2 p.m., and are Po1nter, Peve or ' Probkmih Grace Colwell, and his great- JOAN Southeastern Ohto IRC, 614- . no services on Jan. 7 due to always open to visitors her column Wrtte POLLY 'S DEAR POI.I.YHeat your great-great aunt, Mrs. Helen cold weather and sltppery SAVE YOUR R.C.1 NEHI, UPPER 10, 593-3511 or 614-593-7817 kntfc before shctng eheese. If POINTERS tn care of thts Augustine. roads DIET RITE & DADS ROOT BEER others attending were Mr. you are trinumng the skin newspaper . A chicken supper held at WASHINGTON (AP) and Mrs. R1ck Metheney ~nd Coolville Senior Cittzens The monetary unit of The Progressive Alltance, a Center on Saturday evening, • Ricky, Jr. , Mrs. Mary BOffiE CAPS FOR CHARITY Panama ts the balboa new ltberal pohttcal coaltlton, Jan. 24 was well attended by Metheney and Jeremy, Mr. The na me Vermont is Iuken must ftnd ereattve ways to Modern Woodman Camp No. and Mrs. Paul Forbes, Jr., from two French words, combat a growing 10,900 and their families. A Mtchael Jarvts and Mary Col"vert n for green a nd "mont" conservative movement, its good number attended from well leader says Alfred community in sptte of for mounta m Douglas Fraser , prestdent wmtry weather . MILL STREET of the United Auto Workers Th e U.M.W. meeting Middleport , OIJ.to The state of Dela.ware has union, satd Wednesday that scheduled for Tuesda y 992 -3542 or 992 -3344 only three count1es, Kent , lon gstanding domestic social evemng, Jan 16, at the New-Castle and Sussex programs are being· Follrod·Robtnson home, was threatened by a strengthened postponed until better "Aitveness wtth God" was of dedtcahon concluded the " rtght win g" that has weather , when it wtll be the program toptc presented program. dtsplayed new poltltcal announced for a later date . by Mrs Ann Watson at a reKathleen Scott and Mary muscle. Leaders of some 60 Mr end Mrs . Glen cent meetmg of the Untied Kay Rou~h were hostesses for ltberal otgamzattons voted Robinson left today on a Methodist Women of the the meelmg with Mrs Mary earlier thts week to form the vacation trip to Flortda. Foresi.Run United Methodtsl Nease, new president , con- newalliance. Church . dueling the bustness session. .f. Mrs. "!Jtlson desert bed the Minutes of the previous ' 'IIJ. Quiet Day obse rvance wtth meeting were read and a love •I' 'tr PROVIDES the group reading the hymn , offering was taken .' A report THE TRAINING YOU NEED ' .?J "This Is the Day. " The pro- wa.s given un- tlw Christmas FOR THE BUSINESS WORLD gram w'as divided into three boxes takt•n to shuhns and parts, " Aliveness wtlh God " , .st•veral th e~nk you notes were l Monlhs " Pratse and Procla~ru:~tmn " read Ftfty-four stck calls Not Years Prepare You ' and "Offenng and Dcdil'a- wt•re reported To E•tnl twn." Members takmg parts ~ The hostesses served a were Edith Sisson , Mary, dessert courst• and coffpe to Nease, Betty Koch , Kathleen llt1•11 members altendmg ~Michael Scott The hymn "Breathe on For Day e Breath of God" was sung by Or Evening Clines the group with an offering for A Raggedy Andy theme prayer and self-denial being HOLIDAY GUESTS 1 was carried out.!or the birth- taken. The sung, '"Many CALLI (614) 446-4367 Hnhda y ~gut•s ts of. Mr. and : day party of Michael Jarvts, Gifts, One SPint" was read B TRf CK AND CASSETTE Mrs. Harry Willford _were son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank by the members and a pmyer NOW ENROLLING lht•lr ehildt't•n and grandJarvis, Route I, Langsville. <'htitlren, Mr and Mrs. All en FOR NEW TERM •• ~ Games were played I!Jld BarGraham, Era•k and Rarha<•l , 1bara Carter won the door t 1nd 11 months C1ner Proarams 1nd 11 &!ndwich, Ill.; AMI Kevin months Auoc•aft ~rH Lt Specl•llted . pnze. . Willford, Mounta tn Home Air ! Cake and ice cream were lusln111 Progr1m1. Foree Base, Idaho, and Mr. served to his maternal grandF.NTERTAIN AT HOME Jr . Accounting and Mrs. Gary Willford, Ail S<~ Bu1mess Administration 1mother, Mrs . Hel e n Mr. a nd Mrs. Roger E. Hill GeneroJI Offitt Eucutive Secretary i Ebers bach, hi s great - and Scotty 11nd Heather and Tabitha. Rat'lll l ' . Stcretuy grandmother, Mrs.' Marie entertained in their home on Autherson, his great-great- Christmas Day with 't turkt'}' 51 _ ,.., n.n.o-on• BUSINESS SEE THIM AT ~ '~ great aunt, Mrs. Helen and ham dinner for Mr. aM • MEETING ALLIPOLIS NAME -----------------1 Augustine. Others attending Mrs. Jerry A. Powell, Mr 1\ business meetmg Will he were Mrs. Pam Colwell and and Mrs. Oval Diddle. Mr BUSINESS held at the Pomeroy F'tr;t P"ON E _ __.z I P--- -'---1 Bryan, Jennifer, Teri, Bar- ami Mrs. Austin Wvlfc, Jerry Baptist Church Sunda y COLLEGE • 1 bara Carter, Teresa Starr, and Aimee. Joining th·~ group followin g th e IO: :IU a.m. ADDIIIiSS Michael and Tinuny Wn!lhl , m'the eve mn~ was Mr~. Jne1. morning \hJrshtp scrvtce. A Mrs Lauric Cardtllo and Hill. The s<•venth birth<tay 1if potlu ck dinn er wtll be held in Mtddleport , 0. ' Sharon. Sr ol!y Hill "as t-ell'i>1'8tecl eon junction with the mcct~ng r".' MEETING SET The monthly meeting_of the Southern Hills District of the Ohio Nurses Assn. wiU be held at 7'30 p.m. Thursday at the Athens City-County Health Department quarters. Speaker will be Dr. Marjorie Nelson on current orice \\ -::;:_.....:::;----"' Mulligan's Stew . : Donations made by ,, . Beta Sigma Phi 1\P Spt•f·ic.d Correspondent Practical nursing test planned The Practical Nursmg PreEntrance Test for persons interested in entermg the Practical Nursing School of Buckeye Hills Career Center will be administered Thursday, February 1 at 9 a.m . at Buckeye Hills Career Center in Rto Grande. Mrs. Norma Glenn , Coordinator, announced today that all persons who are seeking admission to the Ociober 1979 Practical Nursing class should plan to . take the pre-entrance exam at this time. Applications for admissions are now being accepted. Persons interested in applying are urged to get their applications in before February I so they can take the pre-entrance test . The fee for the test is $10, payable on the testing date. Applications may be obtained by calllng or writing the Practical Nursing School of Buckeye Hills Career Center, Rio Grande. .. ·::. SPEIDEL Carmel News, By the. Day Florence Circle and Sue Hager were in Columbus the past week and attended the funeral of the former's niece, Mrs. Eleanor Circle Nocks. Sheryl LeAnn Johnson spent Thursday afternoon wiUt her grandmother, Mrs. Douglas Johnson of Racine. Florence Circle visited with Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Circle of Racine on Sunday. James Circle of New Haven , W. Va . was at the home of Mary Circle on Wednesday. Visitors at the Douglas Circle home recently were Mr. and Mrs. Roy VanMeter and family of Morning Star, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ables of Bald Knobs, Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hicks, local, Earl Harden of Weston, W. Va., Mrs. Glen Tuttle and son and Mrs Ray Johnson and son of Eagle Ridge and Rocky Pitzer of Bashan. Betty Van Metec and Eunie Brinker vtsited Patrick Johnson , a patient at· Holzer Medical Center on Thursday. •.·. :· ~II o wners" of hou•• fr11lers h-' " '"9 • l lhll '" the St1te of Oh io ~n.J suh1tn to the •u n pr o:uded 1bove MUST ri!£J!Siet tuch hi tler w1th the Couoty Aud ilor on or fl "O' 10 !he d•te the •• • i1 C.ve • nd p1y1ble. Ne perJo n who " the owner of • hovu tr11ler 1nd wl-lo rs req u~red to reg is ter a hg u,e t•• •ler ,h.U f•rl to dnpl1y on the front of t uch trl tler the re rflfiu!e or " O•ul" •nued b 1 fhe County Tr .. surer Ev ery o.> pcr a l o r of~ houH: trad e r court or p.u k Qr every owner of . p.ro,pcr~y und fo • such pUrpo se when thC!re •s no orP.r.Jtor !h.a.ll keep a rcgrster a t ~ 11 house tr.aden wl-t ich make ust of the court p;uk or property HOWARD E. f-tiANK COUNTY AUDITOR · · MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ., • 'Aliveness With God' topic of program Presen ted by Ann Watson R. C. BOTTLING CO. ---G BC . I I ~"'.f.t~tt _,&,..... I Jarvis l ! •RECORDS · •TAPES •SHEET MUSIC •SONG BOOKS ' j ! ! MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE I I ).~(,"' .&~ . I I I I G I INQUIRE NOW: I I I I ' I I -------t ' I �(• j. I •' ' 9-The Daoly Scntmcl. MHidlrl•"rt-Pomt•roy. 0 .. Fnil.•) . .lu 11 I !I. l"i~ . ... ......r-...................... ... . liS T:~· :. CENTER, INC. TRINITY CHURCH Rev W H Perrin pastor Bob Buck , Sunday school supt Church School 9 15 om , worsh•p serl.'tce. 10 30 o m 01ot r rehear sa l Tu es.dOy 7 30 p m under dtrect•on of Alice Nease POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Umon and Mulberry Rei.' Clyde V Hender son pa stor Sundo't school , 9 30 a m Glen M cClung supt morn lng wor sh•p 10·30 a m evem ng serviCe 7 JO mtd week serviCe Wednesday , 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 326 E Mo1n St Pomeroy The Rev Robe rt B G rove s rector Sunde., se rv tce s 11 o m mornt ng prayer (Hal., Commun1on f trs t Sunday of each month} and s.er mon Church church school and nursery core p rov 1ded Coffee hour 1n pon sh hous e fol low1ng the serl.'tce POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. 212 W Mom St Joj,n McArthur pastor B•bl e school q 30 o m morntng wors.h1p 10 30 o m Youth meehngs, 6 30 p m , even •ng worshtp 7 30 Wednesday n 1ght pr ayer meet•ng and B1ble study 7 30 p m THE SALVA TION ARMY 115 Bu t ter nut Ave Pomeroy Env oy and Mrs Roy Wmmg olt• cers '" c harge Sunday hol1n ess mee tmg 10 am Sundcy School 10 30 am Sunde., sc hoo l leader YPSM , El oiSE! Adam s 7 30 p m sol vot•on meet•ng var1ous speakers and mus•c spec.als Th un do-,. 10 1 ,.,., to 'l p m l od•e s , •fliP league all women m~o~ 1ted 7 30 p Ill prayer meet•ng and B1ble study Bob Estep, leade r Rev Noel Herman tea cher BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAP • TIST CHAPEL Ro ute 1 Shade Pa stor Bobby Elkms Sunday :!>Choa l 5 p m Sunday worsh •p 5 45 p m Wednesday prayer ser vice 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRI ST 200 W Mo1n.St Jerry Paul mtn•st er phone 992 7666 Conservolrve non Instru mental Su nday worsh1p 10 om B1bl e study 11 a m , worshtp , 6 p m Wednesday Bible study 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBlE CHRISTIAN CH UR CH Rev Rolph Sm 1th pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m M rs Worley Franos supennten dent Preochmg serv.:: es f~rst & th1rd Sundays follow1ng Sunday School GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST, Preoch1ng 9 30 o m first and second Sundays of eac h month th1rd ond fourth Sundays eac h month worsh 1p serv1ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ngs at 7,30 Prayer and B1ble Stu dy SEVE NTH DAY ADVENTIS T Mulber ry Het ghts Rood Pomeroy Pastor Albert 01tles Sabbath School Supennlenden t R1 to Wh1te Sobbath School Saturday aft ernoon at 'l 00 wit h Wor shtp Serv1ce lallowmg at 3 I 5 RUTlAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH S1ster Horr~ ell Wo r ner Sup! Sunday Schaal , 9 30 a m , marn •ng worshtp 10 45 o m THE HI LA ND CHAPEL George Casto pastor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am even1ng worsh1p 7 30 Thursday even tng praye r serv1ce 7 30p m POMEROY FIRST BA PT IST David Mann mt ntster W1lhom Watson Sunda y school supt Sun day ' sc hool 9 30 a m morn1ng wo rship I 0 30 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BA PTIST 297 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Pau l S1lver Pastor , Woo dr ow T Zwtl 1ng , Sunday sc hool supennten de nt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m mornmg worshtp 10 30 even •ng w o rsh•p 7 00 p m Mtdwee k prayer serv1ce 7 00 p m M IDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER De wi er Rd Longsv1l le Oh1o , Rev Sunday Clyde Ferrell. Pastor Sc hoo l 11 o m Sa t urday prea chmg serviCes. 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg B1ble study at 7 30 p m FA ITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bo•l ey Run Rood Rev Emme tt Row son pasto r Handl ey Dunn supt Sunday sc hool 10 o m Sun day e11f'n 11,9 Ser'IIICe 7 30 81b l e teochm ,l 7 l(, p m Thursday OYE ~' /1 1' f COM MUNITY CHURCh 'it er C Turner pa stor Sunday sehou l 9 3Q om Sunday morn1r1g wors h1 p 10 30 Sunday eve n 1ng se r\IICe 7 30 M IDDLEPORT CHURC H OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Lawrence Mardey pa stor Mrs Russell Yo ung Sun day School Supt Sunday School 9 30 o m Eventng w ar sh1p 7 30 Wednes. day prayer mee t1ng 7 30 p m M T MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD RaCine Rev W H Lyk10 s pasto r Marn~ng worsh1p 9 45 o m Sunday school I 0 45 a m eve mng worsh•P 7 Tu esday 7 30 p m lad•es praye r meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m YPE MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Co rner Su:th and Palmer the Rev Mark McClung Sunday sc hool 9 15 om Don Wilson superrntcndent la cy Bart on osst supt Morn1 ng Worsh• p 10 15 am Yout h meet10g 6 p m evemng w o rsh •p 7 30 p m Wednesday mght B• ble stu dy an d prover U!rv tce 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST Mtd d leport 5th and Mom Genrge G lare m1n1ster M1k e Gerla ch superm tendent Terry Vankey youth m•mster B1b le school Q 30 a m' morn1ng warship , 10 30 o .m evenmg worsh •p 7 30 prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wedne ~ day MipOlEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAtARENE Rev Jtm Br oome pa stor Bdl White Sur1day school su pt Sunday school , 9 30 a m morn tng worsh1p , 10 30 o m Sunday evangeli stic meel•ng 7 00 p m Prayer meet•ng Wed nesday 7 p m UNITED PRESBYTER I AN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNT Y Dwtghtl Zov1fz , d~rector HA RRISONVILlE PRESBYTERIAN Rev Er nes t Strrck lin, pastor Sunday chu rch school , 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee supt , morn •ng worsh•p 10 30 MIDDLEPORT, Su nday school 9 30 a m . R:t ch ard Vaughan su pt Mornmg wors htp 10 30 SYRACUSE Morning worsh •p, 9 a rn ... Su nday school , !Oo m Mrs Sampson Hall supt RUTLAND CHU RCH OF GOD Rev Bobby Porter, pastor Sun dey school 10 o m Sunday wor sh•p 11 o m · Sunday evemng serv tce_J p m Wednesday Fornt p m Wcdnc:odo y W0J l> h ip c;erv1f£' 7 JO f' rn HAZH COMMUNITV CHURCH Nl"or l c,. ,g 8C'tt(l rn Ed sel Hort pastor Sundny c;choo l 10 n tn • Church 7 :tO p m proy er mrellng 7 30 p m Th u r ~Mo., MIDDlEPORT PENTE COSTAL Th1 rd A ve the Rev W1111ml1 Krut tel , pa sto r Honold lJugo11 Sun cloy School Supt (losses l or all ages even •ng serv tco 7 30 81ble study Wednes day 7 30 p '" youth serv1ces Fndoy 7 30 p m MIODLErOR T fREEWill BAr TIST Corne • Ash o nd Plum N oe l Herrman past or Saturday ev@n 1ng se rv iC(I 7 30 p .n Sunday Scho ol 10 JO o rn , M EIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH Ml:THODIST CH UIKH Ro bert T Bumgarner 01recto r rOME ROY CLUSTER Rev James Corb•tt POMEROY Sunde., School 9 1 S o rn Wo rsh1p serv•ce 10 30 am Cholf r ehear sal Wed nes day 7 Re v Robe r t McGee pm 1nm•sler ~ NTERPRISE Worsh1 p 9 a . m Church School 10 om ROCK ~PR I NGS Worsh1p 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 15o m UMVF6 30p m FlATWOODS Worsh•p 11 a m Churc h School lO om M IDDl EPORT CLUSTER ~e v Robert Bumgarner HEATH Robert Bumgarner Poster Wo rship 10 JO o m Churc h School 9 30 a m UMYF 6 . .& LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Dodors• Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy McE lroy Sunrloy schoo l supt Sun day school q 30 o m , morn1ng worship a nd communiOn IO 30 am Sunday worshtp serv1ce 7 p rn Wednesdo( even1ng prayer meehng and B•b e study 7 p rn Sl JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH P1ne Grove The Rev Wil l tam Middlesw orth Pasto r Church sc rv 1ccs 9 30 0 10 Sunday School 10 JO Q .,., BRADB URY CHURCH OF Servlc• Locust& KERMIT'S KORNER Pomerov , Ohto M•ddlepart These Messages - ....... ....;] PRA.NKU~ l ~ .....,....... Uoi Pamerov, Ohio Ph. 985-lJoa St. Rt. 7 OF US 5NJ:;AKED lo.ITO TME RADIO -' Whirlpool I ROOM--MAYSE We COULD SEND OUT AN 505! .• f EVEN 50-· IF WE TOLD HOW I'JE SUPPOSE 0'-IE ,. Ph. 985-4100 ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL ... CAP!'AIN EASY Chester Chester BUT NOT YOURS- ... .EN POMEROf Are Sponsored Each Week By The Following: MURDER, ..3 ... This Sunday Of Oiu Religious Heritage REMAIN CALM. I 'M HERE TO COMMIT A ••• Homelite Saws HMM ... NOT A BAD IDEA •. BUT SPICE 50 CON SHE 5 NOT ONLY TH E CHIEF MATESHE'S ALSO THE KEEPG THE KEY T' THE: RADIO sPARKS! 5HAC.K! ANY WO R:D YET ON THAT DEAL THE KBY AWAY FROM HER--TURN BUT WE MAy HAVE I WANT A WORD A MlJCH MORE. R:UNNI'-16 GUNS WITH YOU LATER: . CAe. IN BOY! INTERE6TIN6 - lOB TO AFRICA r COMING UP S~ORTLY ~ .. ON THAT APPLIANCE II Seles- S.rvj~-Acussorlll 220 E. MainS!. Ph . 949-9130 • RACINE FOOD MARKET ' I! •' • -· ~ Store With A Heart The •. ' '• 510 N. 2nd 992-3451 Racine Ph. 949-2626 H ~v~M-! M16HT BE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Markets Midway Market Bob's Market ABLE' TO Fl')(. HIM UP WI'T\1 SOME OF MY Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0. 104W. Main 992-2318 Pomeroy SPECIAL IE:A ~ -. ...,. ORPHAN ANNIE-'-INTO THE UNKNOWN . •. pson Tractor Sales, Inc. New HOtllnd Reuter-Brogan Insurance Services 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy h.1vc been spoulmg for centunes. penod1cally re lievmg th e pent -up pre"ures from hoi subterranea n springs For :;ome people /e /1111 ~ off 1/ ec/111 al regu lar interva ls os now a way of hfe 11 1-13 Wednesday Luke 18 1- 14 Thursday Luke 1831-43 WAID CROSS SONS STORE Grocerie5 General Merchandise Racine 949-2550 Only when man deve loped I he sleam engine dod ·he begin 10 und eo sl.md "h.ol geysers were all about. Are there other sec rets of Ldc .t ntllhe Un1versc wh1c h we'll comprehend only when we slart se nou sly to work w ilh lhcm '> The Powe1 of God of crc.11inn Fnday Luke 21 29-38 Saturdav Acts 1 12·26 pa stor Sunday sc hoo l Chur ch ser111CC 7 p rn youth mee tm g 6 p m Tuesd oy B• ble Stud., 7 p m ~ACINE CHURCH Of= TH I: NAZARENE Rev John A j Colt rnon pastor Frank l m Imbode n chalfman of the Boo rd of Chns t10n Lde Sunday School 9 JO am morn1ng worsh1p 10 JO Sunday even1ng worsh•p 7 30 p rn Pray e r meet1ng Wednes d a y 7 30 p rn ~AC I NE f= IR ST BAPTI ST Don L Walkor Pcsla r Ro nn1e Sa l ser Sunday sch ool sup! Sunday schoo l 9 JO a •n mornmg wor ~ h• p 10 40 o m Sundoy eve n• ng wors h'F. 7 30 Wedne~doy eve n 1ng B1b e study 7 30 OANV IlLl: WESLEYAN Rov R 0 Br aw n pa stor Sunday Sch oo l 9 30 o m mormng worsh 1p 10 45 youth serviCe 6 45 p m evemng wor ~ h • p 7 30 p m p• oyer a nd pra1 se WPdnc sd oy 7 30 p m Sll VER RUN f=R EE BAPTI ST Rev Morv1n Mnr~m pa stor Steve L1t ti c Stm'dcy sc hool su p! Sundoy schoo l 10 am m o rnmg wor sh•p 11 o m Sunday even•ng wors htp 7 30 Pray er meet1 ng ond Brbl e study Thur sday 7 30 p m youth sc rv1 ce , b p m Sun day CHESTER CHUR CH OF GOD Rev Donny "R Cook p a~ l or Su n · doy sc hoo l Q 30 o m wor sh 1p se r~o~ 1c e 11 a m elte nmg 5Nvice 7 00 youth ~ erviC ~ Wednesday pa stor · Bob Dale Moore ~cr~ool ~~:nmS~n~~r ;~:; Ao !>S Sur>doy 01 1 b ;~ am evong!l'll~<t i C: serv tCe 7 p m W('dne sday ~crv 1 ces prayer onrf prat sP. l p m Nazarene youth 7 p m Doily praye r mPctmo B 30 o m Men ~ prayer •Yl e("ttr•g l;ioturday 7 p m H>tN UNITED KRETHREN IN CHRIST t:lden R Klo~ (" po ~ t or CHRI ST Mr Don ald Ro l e~ pa :!o tor SundCly Scho ol 10 0 111 fo' o b f' rl Sundov ')(hool 9 30 o In ,mr sh1p Sf> r .ltCf> 10 JO a tTl o.; l 1i1 doy I?• pfl " "PI ~/! nrn < rg WllllC.II 11 servtce s 7 p m yo ul h qrnur r· m ~undoy n•aht "~"''"" , (h r , .. Wedn csdar , 1 p 111 ,tcm ~nd(!ovo r ' 'tO p m Son~ ANTIQU TY BAPr'l!.iT J.'r>v Eo, I . ~C' r ~ <re -' H r· m , P1t'nchtnq 8 JO " 216 Second POmeroy 992·3325 GASOLINE AU..EY How far w ill look tod replace all th' rotten boards safe. jes' las· week! It doesn't Dan Thompson Ford, Inc. 46t S. Third, Middleport 992-2196 Walt and Phyllis qet on the1r first da4 ?' Joel! The4 left ear l4 t his morninq! It's al l f reewa4! I'll sa4 350 ·1es ~ ..1i sooe~ Bakers of MARK V STORE Middleport SAINTS Po • t lon d Hocmr:> fl aorl Wdlrom Rou!; h pas tor Phyll•s Stobort Sund ay Sr hoo l Supt Sun day 5c hoo l q 30 om Mo rn1ng wo r ~ hr p 10 30 o rn Sunday f'ven111g se rv•ce l p m Wedneo;. d oy eve nm g proye• :!>elviCEJ~ 7 30 pm l\ETH l EHEM HAPTIST fl cv ~orl Shui C'r pa sto r W orsh •p serv •ce q 30 a m Sunday school 10 30 o m R1bl e Study and p ro yer ser v1rf' Thur o;.doy 7 30 p m CARL ETON CHURCH K•ng sbury Hood Ga ry Kmg pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 o rn Ralph Carl supc rmt enden t even1ng wo t sh1 p I 30 p m Pray er meet•ng Wednescloy 7 30 p m LONG HOTTOM CHRISTIAN a. uce Slml h pO :!> tor Wallace Do•1wwoo cl Sup! B1bl e Sc hoo l , "' JU om Preo chm g s er>~ICC 10 AS o rn No evc nmg se rviCe HYSELL RUN fREE MtT HOOIST CHURCH Rev Herb er t A 1lrng pm tar Su nday School 9 30 o rn M o111mg ser vil e 10 30 om , f vong ol• st1 c serv 1ce 7 p m Pray er a nd pro• se serv 1ce Thu rsd ay 7 pm fRHU O M GOSPEl MI SSION at Ho ld Kn ob Re v lawren ce G l u e~P. n c om p Sr po '> tor Roge1 w,IJio , cf , Sr , Sund ay school supt Sundny sch ool 9 30 o eve nmg wor sh1p 7 30 p nl Preyer mfle t111g Wpdn esd ay 7 30 p m Youth rn e e t mg Sunday 5 30 p m W1lh Oon and Martha Meorlow~ 111 charge WHIT ES CHAPf::l Coolv• ll e RD Rev Roy Ou ote r pas tor Sur1doy Hl-10a l ~ 30 a m wor sh •p se rviCe 10 30 om H1bl e study and prayer S ("fVICf' Wedn esd ay 7 30 p m fi UTL ANO CHURCH OF CHRIST lor ry Ca lcmon pastor Co Sun day "c hoo l supt!. Som McKmney and H("1b fil •ll Sundoy sc ho o l and commu1110n 9 30 om Wo rsh1p and co nW'liOI\ 10 30 o 111 RUTlAND COMMU NITY CHURCH Am os r,l l1s pasto r Donny Tilli s Sunday :.c hoo l Supt Sunday S ~ h ool 9 30 n m wor c; h•r sP • vice 11 o m S•·· 1' "' Pven•pq serVICe 7 p rn Prayer nwr l!llfJ WOO nL•... doy 7 p m WMP G> Ra \"11C1 b ~<.mdcos t Sunday l \'1(1 rl11119 7 .15 RIHLAND CHURCH OF THE NA LA~ lHE R£"v llt1yrlD C.r ,,., ,n J, , ,,.,tn J "iund ny •• hoo l II 30 q 1 • Wtl r <;, h I ' ' ' ' VHf' I() 3(1 n tll 1\ • nr d• o• t lt\P o~ • ' ' ~~•M I-'0 yn1 ng pon p lr... ~e • v11 ,, l ~ 111 l •('lfl("]ll,q,. ,,, I ~•'•' • 1 Lll ['l"l WHATI& T'\KING SO LONG? ll1EYV5. HAD HIM IN TH ERE Attend The Church RJR HOt/RS/ ANY WORD YET? OH, MORI , YOW THOUGHTFUL CF YOU TO COM:= . 1111& WAITINGIS DRIVING- M RS. W'< I G~T ? D0!::1 0UR PATIENT IS /1 VeRY .51CK MAN WE 11-i INK HE1&GOIN0 TO . SUT MECWIZYI of Your Choice t26 E. Mam 992-6304 Bread p m Midweek Proy e>• •n cc 1 ~r1 g Wedn es day 7 p rn Roy Adorll ':i loy leader CHURCH O F Jl:SUS CHRIS T Locat ed at Ru t land on N ew l11110 Rood ner: t to Fo re st Ao e Pork Rev Roy Rouse pas tor Robert Mu sse r Sunday School su pl Sun day schoo l I 0 30 a m worsh rp '30 .p m B1bl e Study W e dn e~ day 7 30 p m - saturd ay n1ght proy er se1v1ce 7 30 p m HEM LOCK G ROVE CHRISTIAN Rag e• Wat so n pa sto r Kenn e th Ry er Sunday s<hool sup! M orn •ng worsh 1p 9 ~0 a m Su r~ doysc hoo l 10 30 o rTI even•ng SCI>~ ICe 7 30 Wed nes day B• ble Stu dy 7 30 p m . MT UNION BAPTI ST Don W•l son Sund a y sc h oo l supP.rtn l endent Sunday .-.ch ool 9 "15 am eventn g wor sh•p 7 30 p m Pray er m ef't mg f JO p .m Wednes day TUPPER S PlAIN S CHRI STIAN Eugene Unde rwood CHURCH pa stor Howard Coldwell Jr . Sunday Sdlool Sup! Sunday Srhool , 9 30 a m M offiing Sl!-r mon 10 30 am Sunday evt"'n1ng servtee 7 p m lET ART >fAllS UNIHD BRHHHEN Rev Freelond Nom-. pa stor Fl oyd Norns su p t Sunday sr hao l 9 30 a m rnorn1ng ser man 10 30 am Pray er S(> f viCC Wednesday 7 30 p m CHfSTER C HU~CH Of THE NAZARENE Rev Herbet1 Grot£> pa stor War sh1p serv 1c e 11 a rn on d 1 30 p m Sundoy Sc hool 9 ::lO a rn Cha rles B1 sc;ell sup f Proye r rneet 1ng, Wednesday 7 30 p rTt flRADFO fW CHURCH OF CHR IST Gobnel Mzrs pa sto r Ht ble Su nday School q J O o m mor nmg rhurch 10 30 a m Sunday even•ng se rv •ct> 7 00 p rn Wednesday se rv1ce 7 JO p m LA UREL CliFF FREE MnHODIS"T CHURCH Rev Floyrl F Shoo k po~ t o • [ I •yd Wflght S11 ndny School 5 •r t M o11L1ng Wo rsh•p Q 30 o m Sundoy Sr hoo l ' 10 ?0 a m Wednesday p, oye r onrl H1 b l<l Sturly 7 30 p m , Sundoy 1•vr> n 1r19 wor 51-11 p 7 30 p m Choll Prm fi Gf' Thursday 7 p m D~XH fl l HURCH Of CHh' IST (hfolh" ~~~ ~s\' 11 Sr lnllliStl"r R,d Mo co m hl' .urt Sund ny <.d 10ol C< .lO o rn Wil l' hop <; l"r Iff\ 10 '!() 1 'II !\ih1, • \ l r 1, 1uo • dot ' lf\ r " ' P•Of.I C A Nil! 0 CHIJRCH 0 1 H "l ll, I HHI'• • OJ (/'I. I PR Ll/1 Y Equipment Fire Extinguishers Fire Dept. Equip. Rutland 742-2777 Eat In or Carry Out Good FIRE & SAFffi Sales..Service PIZZA SHACK Shul e r by The AmeriCan Bible This Sunday Chester, Ohio 45720 Rev se~te.:l Attend The Church Of Your Choice Ken Grover t,l 30 a m VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Me an' ufus Sc riptures 143 S. Thord 985-4155 .. Copy ught 1979 Kc1ster Adver11s1ng Serv1ce Strasburg Vug1n1a MIKE SWIGER STATE FARM INSURANCE Let us capture the story of your Weddong , .• .oo ou ncl us . . ev1den1 m cve1 y wondc1 Yc l onl v whe n "c seek tlw l Power as the mot1vatong force 111 ouo l1tc . do.wc hcgon 1o sense 1ts nearness, i1 s soul -stimng effec l. Then th.11 v,JSI. mysterious Power becomes suddenly warm and VC I y pe l M>IMI Middleport Ph 992-7155 NAZARENE ~>a l l ' SEE? THI S PLANK LOOSEN 'THIS ROPE AND I DROP .JUST LIKE A DRAWB,Ril:XiE I ' l l BET.1 AWAY FROM HERE · CAN 'T SWIM I~ QU ICKSAND AND M UD · ,,...' HA 1 PERFE CT ·· YOU STAY HER!: S AN DY KEEP A~ EYE ON THI NGS ·· I'M GOIN ' TO FOLLOW THAT C"A TWA lK ·· HERE AND NO WAY TO GE r You' ll hc ~ onlo know I hat Power when you enler the doo r of your c hurc h Attend The Church of Your Choice This Sunday ..... ,... A 9925101 Gcys~" Tuesday Luke SOU TH BETHEl (Silver Ri dge) School 9 00 o m Morn1ng Wosh1p 10 00 am Wednesday Bt ble Study 7 30 p n1 • TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh1p 9 a m Churc h School 10 o m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST ser · v•ces each Sunday 9 30 a m George P• cke ns pastor w1t h pr eoch1ng on f~r s t and th 1rd Sun day of mon th O l1 ver Swam Supt 1:-lOBSON CHRIS TIAN UNION Rev Ke 1t h Eblm pastor Sunday Sc hoo l q 30 o m leonard G •lrnorE: f~rst elder e.v~nmg ser · v1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeflng T 30 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Du ane Warden m1 n1st er B1ble class 9 30 a m mo rnmg worsh1p 10 30 a m , eve n1 11g worshtp 6 30 p m Wednesday 81ble study b 30 p m NEW STI VERSV ILL E COMMUNI 700pm TV Church Sunday School se r LANGSVIL LE C HRI STIAN v•cc 9 45 o m Worsh 1p se rv•ce 10 30 Evangelisfl c: Serv• ce 7 30 CHU RCH Robert Mu sse r po ster p m Wednesday Prayer Sunday sc hool '9 30 om Roy S•gman supt , mo r n•ng wor sh1p meeflng 7 30 d ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST . 10 30 Sun oy evenmg se rv~re 7 JO, m•d week serv 1ce Wedne s Pomero y Horr~s.onv1lle R,j do., 7 p m II II b 8 1 Ro erl Purte postor SVRA CUSE CHURCH Of THE S u n de~ Complete Automotive • • • .,.•• Attend the Church of Your Choice FURNITURE & HARDWARE 730pm pm GIFTS '· ---....---~~-.. RIDENOUR SUPPLY CARMEL Chruch Schoo l 9 30 o m Worsh1p 10 30 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays ~ PPLE GROVE Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Wo rsh tp 7 30 p m 1st and Jrd Su nday s Pray er meettng Wednesday 7 30 p m Fellows h•p supper f1 rst Satu rday 6 p m UMW 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m EAST l ETART , Chruch School 9 o m W,orshtp serv~ee 10 a m Prayer meo ftn g 7 30 p m Wednesday UMW ftrs! Tuesday ' Church & Off tee Supplies 99 Moll St Pomeroy am MORSE CHAPEL Wors hp 11 a m Church Sc hoo l 9 30 o m PORTLAN'o Wors htp 7 30 p m Chur ch Schoo l 9 30 o m SUTTON Chu rch School 9 30 om Worsh1p 1sf ond 3rd Sundays 10 30 o m NORTHEAS T CL USTER Rev R• ch ord W Thomes Pas tor Duane Sydens tn cker John W Douglas Cha r le s Do m1gon Assoc•otes JOPPA, Wor sh1p 9 00 o m Churc h School 10 00 a m CHESTER Wor shtp 9 a m Churc h School 10 am B1ble Study Wednesdays 7 30 p m (Commu n ion f11 st Sunday each month ) LO NG BOTTOM Sunday School ot 9 JO a m Even1ng Wo rsh 1p ot 7 30 p m Thu rsday Bt ble .Study 7 30 p m REEDSVIllE Sunday School Q 30 a m Mormng Wo rsh •p 10 30 o m Evenmg Wor sh p 7 30 p m B1ble Study Wedttesdoys at 7 30 p m ALFRED SlJndoy School ot 9 .45 o m Mornmg Worshtp ot 11 a m Wedne5doy N1ght Prayer Meetmg 7 30 p m ST PAU L (Tupper s Plo10s) Sunday School q 00 o m Morn1 ng Worsh•p ot 10 DO am Monday N1ght 81blc S!udy 7 30 p m Un1 ted Method1 st Women second Wedne5doy of each month l 30 NEW tORI'\ CLOTHING HOUSE Ah.992-2101 Rutland So lem Cent er Charge RUTLAND Wdbu r H1ll Pastor Worsh1p 10 30 o m Church School 9 JOo m SAlEM CEN TE R, Church School q AS o m wors htp 9 o m SYRACUSE CL USTER Rev Harvey Koch Jr ASBURV Worsh•p 11 o m Church School 9 50 a m UMW l~rst Tuesday B•ble Study Thu rs 7 30p m FO RE ST RUN Worsh1p 9 a m Chu rch Sc hool10 a m MINl:RSVILLE Worsh ip 10om Churc h School 9 a rn SYR ACUSE , Church School 9 00 a m Worsh1p serviCe 7 30 p m SOUT HERN CLU STER Rev Oov•d Harrt s Cluster Leader R e>~ Steven w .tson Fl orence Smll h H1lton Wolle Assoc 1a tes BETHANY (Dorcas). Wo rsh tp 9 00 o m Chu rc h School 10 00 Pm MIDDLEPORT BOOK SfiJRE John F. Fultz, Mgr. pm RACINE WESLEYAN - Sundoy school 10 a m wo rship , l l a m Chelf proctt ce Th ursd ay 8 p m l ET ART FAllS Church School 10 om Wor sh1p serviCe 9 o m MORNING STAR Worsh•p 9 30 am Church School 10 30 a m M1d Week Se rv1ce Wedn esday 8 - ..... ELLIS & SONS SOHIO ·--or.·' /·. -.,....~~ ~ ~~_, DICK TRACY 1\\AKE I T YOU HEAK TH'\T.? M ORI , D ID . T'~= r:'A,T =r..JT IS BUT WE wERE AB LE TO TAKE HIS f' INGciZ - so PRINTS AND TUI<N w;:;:;,, .5o DE:H\DRATED, F=i l 1/E:S OOING 70 MAKE!TI ll1EM OVER TOrn:: HEc P'?ACTIC'\LLY WITH WE MAY BE Ai3LE: TO GET IDON ;JON T L'=T ME: DOWN NOW. NOT AFTER ALL I\':: 13E!:N THROU81-f HE& OOT TO 13;=BILL! A POSIT IVE H IM BE - FORE: LC'i\16'. AUTHORITIES. CCMA-n::'~= , PLEASE A LITILE: LUCK ... ANYWAY Or FINDING OUT WHO HE IS? This Sunday Wed nosdoy serviCe 1 30 p m ~I~S T SOU THERN BAPTIST Cor 1.N of Seran d and Ander so n Mo .,on Pas tor Fro nk Lowther Sunday sc hoo l 9 45 o m war sh •p se rv iCe · 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly Rtb l e Stud y WC'dne sd cy 7 JO p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRI ST M1ll er Sf Ma so n W Vo Aume M1rk pastor Sunda., Bible Study 10 am Worsh1 p 11 am and 7 p m fl 1ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mus1c MASON ASSEM BL Y OF 'COO Duddmg Lo ne Ma son W Vo Ches ter TeMont Pasto r Sunday School 9 45 o m Ch1l dren s Churc h 6 45 p m Young Peop les Serv l( e 6 45 p m Evongel1si1C 5o• v1ce 7 30 p m Women s M 1s s•onory Co unol 10 o m lust ond t h11d Tues day s Pr,oyer a nd R1 ble Study WedMsdov 7 30 p m HARTFORD CH URCH OF CH RIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev Wdhom Cam pbell pas to r Sund ay School 9 30 am James Hughes , supt cve mng serv 1ce 7 30 p m W e dne sday evening p r ayer meellng 7 30 p m Yout h pr~o yer serv1c:e coch Tuesdo y FAIRVIEW BIBL E CHURCH . l eta rt W Vo Rl 1 Rev Charles Hargraves. pa stor Wo rs h1 p serVIces 9 30 o m , Su ndav sc hool 11 a m evemng worsh tp , 7 30 p m Tuesday cottage prover m eet mg and Btble study 9 30 o ,.,., ·Worsh •p serv•ce Wednes· doy 7 30 p m CAl VARY BIBLE CHURCH , now la cot erl on Pomeroy P1ke , County Rood 25, Mar Florwaods Rev Bla ckwood pastor ServiCes on Sunday a t 10 JO om a nd 7 30 p m w1th Sunday school 9 30 om 81bl f) st udy , Wednesday 7 30p m INDEP END ENT HOLINES S CHURCH INC. - Pearl St , M1d cfi C'port Re v O 'Dell Manley pa sto r Sonny Hud son Sunde., srhool supt Su nday schoo l 9 30 a 1n eve mng worsh1p 7 30 p m Proy er and p ro1se serv .ce Wodnvsdoy. 7 30 p m 1HE PEOPLES CHURCH OF PO MfROY - Ca rn er Ma1n and Court Sts th ird fl oor ovr • L•gh th ou se Restaurant Henry Cook pastor SUn day sc hoo l I 0 om morn1ng 'worship l l am I"V i"' lll' l~ !jervlf e, 7 30 Wednes do; ,l"vc •1•ng serviCe 7 30 In '~•rleiiOI'T1 1nOI Iona l full gospel. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO f'n • t•)r Ocrm1:.. Holes ~undoy School 10om wors h1p servtc:e 11 30 o m and 7 30 p rn Prayer meettng Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTlAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JE SUS CHRIST Elder James Mdler B1bl e study Wednesday 7 30 p m Su nday Schoo l, 10 a m Sunday mgh t serv1 ce 7 30 p m POMEROY WESlEYAN HO LINE SS Hormon\ll lle Rood. Dewey K1ng pastor Edrson Weave r assistant Henry Eblin Jr Su nday sch oo l su pt Su nday school 9 30 a m , morn mg wor· shtp II o m Sund ay even1ng ser· v •ce 7 30, prayer meettng Thurs dey 7 JOpm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOO Not Pe ntecos lol Re ~o~ George Oiler pas tor Worship ser vtce Sunday, 9 <15 p m , Sun dey sc hoo l 11 a m worsh1p ser v•ce 7 30 p m Thursday prayer m eetmg 7 30 p m MT HERMON Untied Bre th ren Ch urch Sunday School q 30 a m Wo rsh•p serv1ce 10 45 o m Preochmg serv1ces every Sunday ohernofln g w1 th C E Wednesday prayer m eet mg 7 30 p m Re\1 Ja m es leac h pa:!ttor Davtd Ho lter, lay l ead er, JEHOVAH S WITNESSES I m1le east of Rutland 1unc tton of Ro ut e 124 and Noble Summ 1t Ro ad (T 174) Su nday Btbl e Lecture , 9 30 a , Wat chtower study 10 30 a.m .. Tu esd ay Btble study, 7 an d 6 15 p m Thu rs day th eoc ratic sc hoo l 7 30 p m ser111ce mee tmg 8.30 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTI ST Church Lel and Holey pasto r Sunday school 10 am even mg serv tce . 7 30 p m Prayer me et mg Wedn esday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD of Proph ecy located on the 0 J Whtte Rood off highway 160 Sundoy School 10 a m Sup ermtendent John Loveday FrrU Wednesday ntght of month CPMA se rvtces second Wednesdo'( WMB meetmg tht rd through fifth youth servtce George Croyle , pastor HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEl 570 Grant St , Middl eport ~ev Bob by Elkms Su nday sc hool 10 o m morn1ng wor sh 1p II even1 ng worsh1p 7 30 p m Thursday ..... .,tng 81ble study and prayer meetrn~ , 7 30 p,.m Afllhoted with S B C' I BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Gabriel Mraz , pos 1or Su m:lav sc hool. 9 30 om .. mortt •ng churc h. 10 30 o .m Juntor r hurch program under drrcctton o f Ko re n M roz lor children 2· 10 durt ng regular church hour tn church ba se ment Su nday even 1n g se r viCe, 7 p m , Wednesday servtce 7 30 p m JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER Georges Creek Rood Church sch oo l. 9 30 am rnornmg war sh• p 10 JO, eventng servtee, 7 p m Prayer meellng Wedn esday 7p m ST PAUl LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner of s.,camore and Second Sts , Pomeroy The Rev Wtlham M•ddleswo rth, Pastor Sunday Sc hoo l at 9 45 o m and Church Serv ices 11 o m SACRED HEART. Rev Father Pa ~ l 0 We lton pastor Phone 99'1 2825 Satu rday e\lelltng Moss 7 30 Sunday Moss, 8 and 10 a m ., Confess ton Saturday 7-7 30 p .m V ICTORY BAPTIST - On ohe Ro ute 7 bypass · Jam es E Keesee pa stor Sunday sc hool 10 om morn1ng worship 11 a m el.'en· mg servtce. 7 TRINITY Chnstion Assembly , Coolv •ll e -t G 1lbert Spencer, pastor Sunday schoo l , 9 30 a.m .. mornmg warsh1p, I I o m Sunday eve nmg serviCe 7 30 p m , mtdweek pra ye r servtee Wednes doy 730pm MOUNt Olrve Commun1ty Church , lawrence Bush, pastor, Be ttte Ptgoll Sunday sc:~oo l supt. Sunday Sc hoo l onCt m orntng war · sh 1p 9 30 a m Sunday evening ser\IICe, 7 p m Youth meeting and Btbl e ~ tudy Wednesday , 7 . BRIDGE FRANK & ERNIE . Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag - - - -- wants to show NORTH • J 3 ¥A K 7 6 • 72 + AQ8 7":l ' WEST EAST • J4 •Q 9 83 • J 6 53 • Qg 4 + 10 9 0 2 •' + K 92 BORN LOSER 10 MJ.¥-'t' M~ 8j;'AlJnFUL. • Q5 4 • J to 5 SOUTH 'Nifil '#JI6 1\1('; 1-+\".>T 11M~ 'leu CAI..I.-W M('; ~11FU(...~ -~ i)u, lll11JKIIJ0! " ' ,.• 1 ..•' .. 10 52 +AK IOB • 64 ' Ea~t Pass 2+ 3• Pw;s I+ 2t P~ss 3 NT Pass Pass Openmg lead. "J By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag BARNEY I I I BETTER NOT GO OVER AN' VISIT LOWEEZV RIGHT NOW ·· and normally shows substantial extra va lues. But 111 thts one seq uence it does not guara ntee t hem and thts tune South doesn't have them Nortli 's three-heart bod tells South that of South has extra va lues South s hould near mmtmum he was dealt Norlh Pass suit f1rst Thos leaves South a rebod· d111g problem wh 1ch he s olves by bodd 1ng two spades. This is a reverse bod strong bid. South Just has the Wes t Pass South and sogns off at ., three notrump There moght be problems at three notrump. Twenty· e1ght pomts doesn't always produce nine trick s. This tome, woth the clubs bejJaving perfectly, South woll wind up woth~O or 11 tricks. A California reader wants to know the correct opemng b1d with· 1-19-B I'LL WAIT TILL SHE GITS DONE GIVIN' TATER HIS BRTI-t from the U man -·.. .,.. • In 1937, Howard Hughes es- tablished i lrans-<"ontonental a1r record , flymg across Lhe Umted States m seven hours, 2B mmutes In 1938, General Francosco Franco's aor force bombed the Spanosh cot1 es of Barcelona and Valencoa, kilhng 700 persons. . ,, ".. '• 1jjf1JN} fi}1j ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ ® -..·':.., .. byHennArnoldandBoblee '" Unscramble these tour Jumbles one letter to each square, to form four ord1nary words NIGVY I...,.,.......... I ..I ,, "'""' ''"'"' ~ In . . ... '"" I CUPAN ~ ®.3~!J#li}:S I KJ • AQIO "' AQ854 • AQ .' WHA"T THE GUY WHO "THOUGHT HE WA5 roiTUS I It 1s two notrump. WLth 22 per P 0 Box 489. Rad•o C•1y Stat 1on, New York. N. Y 10019 ) "r I I I I r ' • ....' ' .. " !• , , (Answers tomorrow) Yes!erday (For a copy of JACOBY MOD- C:.OT. Now arrange tne Circled 1eners lo rorm lhe su rpnse answer as sug · gested by t~ e above cart oon Print answer here. 1NEWSPAI'ER EN i EHPRISE r\SSN I ERN, se nd $1 to " Wm at 8ndge ' care of thJS n ewspa - ' ...' MONEY 11'-1 HONE.Y6EE5 I I I h1gh-card pomts, balanced dostnbutoon and all suits we lt s~ed, thos call shoulrl be automatic. · ' INVESiiNG ALL HIS J [] \TON NEB! + KJ5 \ ·. five-card s how them by making some Vulnerable : North-South Dealer : South lHAT'<; ',\)H'{! +AK &7 I'M TI111JK1t..l0, ~.J.O'(?, I'M pm FAITH BAPTIST Church , Mason. meet at Umted Steel Workers Union Hall Rotlroad Str•et, Ma son Pastor, Rev Jo y Mitche ll Morn1ng wor sh1 p 9 45 am Sun· day School 10 30 o m Prayer meet• ng Wednesday 1 30 p .m . FOREST RUN BAPTIST - Rev . Nyle Borden pa stor, Cornelius Bun ch , supen ntendent Sun day schoo l , 9 30 om second and fourth Sundays worsh•p service at '1·30 p m MT MORIAH BAPTIST - Fourth and Main St !M iddl e port. Rev. Colvrn Minms, pastor Mrs Elviri Bumgardner , su pt , Sunday ~choo l , q 30 o.m worship ser· \ltCe, 10 -45 am NORTH BETHEl Un ited Me lh odist Church, Rev Charles Do m• gan pastor, Sunday School, q 30 am Wo rshi p Sorv1ce 10 45 o m , Suncloy Bible Study 7 00 p m Weclhesdoy prayer meetmg, 7 30 p,m I l"·A h1s In 1807, the Confederate general , Robert E . Lee, was born on Stratford, Va In !86t, Georg1a seceded Today in Hislory By The Associated Press Today Ls Fnday, Jan. 19, the 19th day of 1979. There are 346 days left m the year Today 's hLghlog ht in history On this dale in 1942, Japan mvaded Burma durmg World Warn On thos date: In 17J6, the invenwr of the steam engme, James Walt , was born in Scotland. In 1795, French forces overran Hollan.r. s I Jumbles GAWKY Answer MERCY LIZARD POCKET The lates t lmm of ' msamly '- A· C RAZE Jumble Book No 12,conlalnlng 110 puules,ls uallabte lor$1 75 postpaid from Jumble, cfothl snewspaper, Bo ~tU, Norwood ,N J 07648 lnc:ludeyour name, a~dreu, 11p code and make checks peyeble to Newspape ~ books '' �.. < _1~-The Daily Sentinel, Mid!lleport-Pomeroy, CO UN Tfi'V M OI11t f- Hom f' Park Ri•u to• :1:1 l'f'tt h {ll f>,,l.,r>roy 1o• gf! lot' { CJ II 74'1 '1 w-n 15 Word,orUnder 100 125 150 "'1 "'' ] d ii) S O NI BfDROOM ad ult~ r .HW. rno hde ho mr only ucn 751.m TWO BWH O OM rno l·ulf' homf' 11{'(1 1 De • lf'r ne 01 N n l Mi n P 'N'l S85H rn memory, Qlrd of "f'ha nlt! 11nd Obitu .. ry · 6 cents per word, $.1 .00 mmimwn . Cash in advance HO USf FOR H t <. Mobile Home SC:tles and Yord sale:; arl' accepted only with cash WJlh 161 8 luK oln rent Pomc10 y (1<19 ']HI,! ) a f ter ~ ~~ m 25 'l't.'llt chll r!lt' for ads Cl:ltf}'· i n~ Boll Nwn ber In Cart' of The SenUnel. Services- Off e red ~ The Publisher reserves the n ght to ed1t or re;ect a ny ltdli deemed obJediollal The Publisher w1U not be n:sponsible for more than one inc.v r· red insertLtm . Phone 992-2 156 Will CARE l or th£' elclN I'( 1n our ho n1 e Pho ne 1192 7] 14 WATfR WH l dril ling Wrlli om T Grant. 747-7fl79 TRH TRIMMING and removal 14'13167 or 74'} 2573, HA VE ROOM bonr rl onrl lou nciry in pr ivO i t' hom (' Wd l tok €' ~e rnr rn volo rl qcn S4'l') Elderl y NOTICE lady WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES WI LL CARE for elderl y per son rn p11vo t£> home 1n Pomer oy fver yth tng l urn15heci but mediCOfion . $750 por month , .... Coll997-wn ' VU ITAH AND ban jo l eS5on~ nvo1lobl e Ph one 614 367 7779 of1 er ?prn Monday Noon on Saturday Tuesday lhru rriday C UN SHOO I Ro ri ii P G un Cl11 h COAL IIM~ S H1 NI , d ,,, ., _,I l" vNy Sunday I r m l 'l( f nr~. colrl1•1nrhiC11 111t• fC'I Iol u r t linn rhoke g u n ~ on I,lno.-i nnrl oil t yp r-~ nt ... nH f ~ ' " lo..oo r Snh Wo • k ... l llr f Mnin GUN SHOO T Ron ne Vohln f('{' l •. 'l"" " , r" n on f' t oy "-r "'' ~ .. , ... .., 1 li 11., De pt f vo:>• )' Sa h11 ci oy b:IO pm or rhr 1r bu,fdtng m Bn :. hM AI' Pl [ S H TZP A TRI CK O rd 1(11 rl Fm tor y c h Clk <' 9 \ ln ~ on ly. Stnt r Rt ~y Phm'f' W tl~ f' .., v •II C' INCOMF TAX Sr.or vict" Fc rl('Hli onci Sto iC' l n>tr ~ W'J 'J"JTJ f or oppr s. ,I'Or c;c f' W0 11ciC1 Fhl•n . 41000lour el (l1 fl ~cl INCOME TA X Sf' r v~~ '"' J:crl<' rol o11rl Stair- Woll(lrr' ~ usc,e ll Bradbu ry Co iiQ92 '1218 CATHif WOOD IS no w Pmployf"ci b~· Al1n e Weaver 's Dr es!' onci Bea uty Shor V1n c Sl Roc1ne Pcrrn Spf'riC11 510. now $1 5. Bl ow cu ts Sb All old and new CIJ~ to m r> r !<> wro lcomP ~h o n P. Q49-2b6b- Moncloy thru Solur doy BAKER' S 8U SY See Cerorn rrs on nou n( e!' nrow ho1or !' Opr•111 11g T11 Csdo y Jclll Uory 13rd T Il l'~ · dCJ y 10 to 3 an d I to 10 T h ur ~ doy 10 to 3 onrl i' to 10 fv eryone w elcome rC'., N vo t1 o n~ not needed Paulina Bok er ~ P. M . Fn<Wy 11 ft.crnoon lEGAl NOTICE Not1 c e ts herebv given thai an 1nvest1gation has been mit1ated i nto the cl assification system of Dh10 Bel l T el ephon e Com pan y as it r el ate s to measured r:-at e te l ephone serv1ce . A publ1c co mment period for wri tt en co m m en t s w i ll ex t end through Februar y 9, 1979. A pub l ic hearing wil l be h el d . com menc1ng on Februar y 14. 1979 at 10 · 00 am at th t:: Of f ic es of th e commissio n .~ 180 E Broad Stree t , Colu m bus . Ohio w i th February 15. 1979 , an d Feb ru ary 16, 1979 reser ved for furthel"' hea r ing 1f nece ssary . Any party in ." te rested in sub mitting writt en co mments and - or desiring to testify at the p u bl i c h e a ring must file wr itten no t ice of this with the Com m ission not la t er t han Janu ary 31. 1979. T he not 1ce mu st set f orth the part 1es p u rp ort ed i n t ere st For f urther 1nformat1on . con tact the Pub l ic Utili t i es Co m .miss 1on of, Oh io , A TTENTION : Mr . Rich ard L. Sm i th , Secre t ary THE PUBLIC UT ILITIE S COMMISS I ON OF OHI O By · Richard L. Sm ith , Secr etary PUSLIC HEARING On January 29. 1979, th e V i l lage of Pomeroy. Ohio , will hold a publ 1C hearing concer ni nQ the Urban Developm en t Actio n Grl!lnt P r og r am ( U D AG) The purpose or th is meet ing is to h ea r suggestions from c itt:zens on development of a proposal(s l to be subm itted to the D epar tmen t of Housing and Urba n Development IHUO). Th e proposal ( s) would co n sist of methods to com bine private funds provid ed by lo cal en terprises and publ ic fund prOVIded bY the U DA G prog ram to help stim ula te the local ec onom y . Whi le the Vi llage of Pomeroy h as been n otified of its elig ibility to com pl et e, an y proposa l is subject to ap prova l by HUD Pr ior t o ac · tua t fu nding . Th e meeti ng w i ll be held at 7 : 30 PM . at Ct t y H a lt. Counci l Chambers, E 2n d Str eet, Pomeroy, Oh i9 For f u r t h er information co n tact : John L. Matthews. Ci ty of Marietta, 301 Putnam s tc eet, Marietta, Ohio 45760 . Clarence An~ r ews, Mayor V illllge of Pomer oy ( 1l 19, ltc Hf VfN MONTH S ,-, lrl Hnmp H,-,o, 450 lb 74/ / 9') 5 MI Xfl1 CONDITIONfO hoy V'C' 1y q flo rl q llo lit y () r l lv f' I Y nv C1 dohlr Ph on f' Q CJ'l Ti'UI 0 1 I..I<J'} :1309 '' HJ;:ADQUARTERS For all Needs , Ja n . 15 by THOMAS JOSEPH "PERM SPECIAL" CHIP WOOD Pol es mo x d1ameter 10" on largest end Sli pe r ton Bundled slob S10 per ton . De li ver ed to Ohio Pollet Co ., Rt 7. Pomeroy 991 2689 TIMBER POMERO'Y Fores t Pro· du rt s. Top price lor stondmg sow 1imber Call 991.5%5 or Kent Hanby 1-446 8570 . . . . - . OlD FURN ITURE . 1ce box es bras s beds. tron bed s. de5k 5. etc . r omplet e household s Writ£' MD Miller. Rt 4. Pom eroy or coll992 -7760 O lD COINS. pocket wa tches . clo s~ rmg ~ . weddi ng bonds d1omonds . Go ld or silver Call Roger ~~m~ l ~y _ 7_42- 2~3 1 WA NT TO buy old 45 and 78 phonograph r ec ord s Coli 997. 6J70 or Con tact Morf in J:ur nilure. 11 GA . DOUBLE ~ hotgu n Good cond il1 on No Dama scus or IWISt bbf. 985·4217 . ---,--Y ,_,a rd Sale 1 19 Decorated the cake 22 Fop's prop 23 Caustic 24 Rock singer 25 Factions 26 Baseball deals 21 Additional 29U .M.W. member :W Trifle 31 Tantalize 32 Alternate 37 Ritual phrase 36 Actor Vigocta " ""' Gwnp's 530 HOUND BALW hoy . 643 -2524 1SOO lb Meigs County s Authorl z eel Vermeer Dealer . Gory A ~ p1_n lJe x1 e~ Ph?n.e 711 7. ·21J7_7 HUTLAND HARO WAR~ 2 doon down from Rutland Post Off 1ce 1 Iorge Ki ng cool onrl wood he ater . regu lar pn ce 53 98 95 wilh bl ower , SAlf PRIC~ 53'19 95 wil h free 36 x 54 heav y ~ lo v e board . 2 Rodiont cool heaters. regular pnc e 57 54 95, SALE PRin $199 95 with free 3b heovl" stove board . -"36 . . 15 t=OOT THA VH trailer S975 Gas refngeroto r 550 King si1 e bed . SSO. Used ~o lo $30 74 2 30q:J HAY . lAR G~ ROUND bole5 S20 Squore hol e~ Sl M M Corn shell er . 985 ~1 3 1 985-35 37 J C PE NNEY woo d bur ntng s tove $1 50. 74:1·?13 1. SNOW TIRE SALE TRUCK mechanic for ltght ond medUim duty tru cks Mu ~ l hove own tool s. Apply at Two HP.1 ers Ford Serv1c:e De pi Auto Sales • 197 ~ TORINO P S., P.B.. A C.. auto Fo 1r co n d1t1on Heosonoble Yn 3914 offer 4 . 1972 CHE VROLET IMPALA ce llent rond1 hon . 747·25:/.d . ....-+-t--1 1HtHr BEDROOM frornr> home' h M1ddl t'p<H t C0ll qo;J 'l.t " 'l Nu rn nn py d o w1 1 (rd i gi b l rVr l r. H'ns) f'HA A ~ low o ~ ~ ~ ... ti<•w11 (all !1(1 1' Vc> t f"lr P n ~ a nd f]PIIf' rOI r llhi 1C ) Tn ru r ch a ~ e rr> nl C'~ tnf (' f1 1 rPi ii• On-I" Q 30 VI AH S Tl-'RMS IPI l AND... MOR TG AG f CO "!7 E Sto tr> St Ath N1 <> Phone b 14 59 / :JOSI ROGER fHAl f STA Tf LOANS VA HOUSE ~ OR sole l oc oti on Mmo n WV Fou r beciroorn spht lhol h'u1lt in kilr hpn w itr ovr>n ro ngP gor hnge d15ro !>al onci bm Fomdy roo m . dining r(1om whole hous(' ( nrpc tm g I ull si1e bost'menl. Centr ol em (1nrl forcocl 011 gas heat All rlrnpc ~ pl u ~ wa ~.hcr and dr}l cr 8C1ckynrd 10 It h1gh n~flor ' f('nc(' anci rc dor cl erk s lor pn vnc: y . HC'o!ud gorogo. ( loMJ f('l srhool ~ tor e pork and tennt s co u• I Con trod ' Cory l Gibb ~ Coli 014 IJ49·7.24b ' woo c-led nrco on top of hill O vw look s n ver Water . elec tr 1c ov o1loble <?Cif-3!lRb HYSEll GARAGE ELECTRIC MOlOR '14 mile off Rt. 7JI>y-pa11 on 51 . Rt. 124 toward Rutland , SHOP o. 4- SNOW TIRES ON SALE AT POMEROY LANDMARK SERVICE STATION I'& Pomeroy Landmark Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phono 992-2181 II ' I Pomeroy,O. lu lly Insured Free...ED·call 'i¥2-un 11-3-1 rnQj For Free Estimates· . 11 -9-1 mo, I 20th Phone : 742-3110 Kim Whitt, Proprietor .. SAlES REP; FOR SUN DINS HAMMOND ORGANS ~. 1q77 CHEVROLET PICKUP auto .. _:; h_or! b_e~ ~9~· 3_2 ~0 . _ . REALTY Our properties are selling . We have many buyers and financing available. Ca II us today to see if we can sell your home. WE NEED LtSTINGStl Cheryl Lemley, Assoc . New Lima Rd . Rutland, Ohio Phone 742-2003 Georoe S. Hobstetter Jr. f ra m e, 4 bedrooms , remodeled, enclosed fron t porc h, large 2 ca r ~age, storage bldg. Low heat bills. $29,500 00 . bedroom house on hard road w ith nat. gas, dr i ll ed well , n ice ki t. with diShwasher and copper plumbing . $27,500 4.52 ACRES - in t he coun try . Th1s 3 bedroom home h as been renovated 1nside , with m ode rn kit., gas fur · nace, L ,C wa ter and 2 car - inventory and fur nish i ngs in a real loca tion. More detail s at th e office onl y . PROPERTYlSTHEBEST INVESTMENT YOU CAN MAKE . CALL A REALTOR FOR BEST RESULTS . G . Bruce Teaford Helen L . Teaford Sue P . Murphy Associates Housing · Headquarters Good 5 bedroom hous• with full land and large storage building. Price $21,500. TWO ACRES- A beautiful 4 y•ar old, 2 bedroom home with large eat-In kitchen, 2 bedrooms, all nicely carpeted, 2 baths. full basement with TV room . Many more extras, low heat bill with nat. gas forced air furnace. All this and two nice acres of land In a good location. Will go quick for S35,000. ACREAGE - SPACIOUS BI-LEVEL - This may be your dream home. It has a large kitchen with lots of cabinets, h•aling bHI. Red barn-like storage building . Located about ten minutes north of Pomeroy j ust off Rt. 7. 949-2589 MACHINE Repo1rs. se r v1 ce all make s, 992·2284 The 1-'ob~ 1 c Shop . Pomeroy Au thorized Singer Sales and S ~ r v 1 r e We sharpen Scissors ~. . . - . - fXCA VATING , doz er, loader and backhoe wor k . dump truck s and lo-boy s l or h1re. will houl f1tl d1 rl . to s.o1l. li mestone ond gro vel. Ca ll Bob or Roge r Jef fers . day phone 992·7089. ntght phone 9f12 -35:15 or 992· 5232. . . . ~XCAVA T I N G . dozer backhoe and ditcher Charles R Hot ' fiel d Bock Hoc Serv 1ce R tl nd Ohi 0 Ph 0 n 742 _2008 . u o e WILL do ro~ft~9. - c~ n; ,;~c-ti ~n . plurnb1ng ond heotmg No job too Iorge or too small. Phone 742 -2328 - " .r • I' ,_ - .• • - - - - - - - - - - - --- 1965 Genera l , 60 x 12, 2 bdr. 19b8 Elcono . 52xl2, 2 bdr 1969 Buddy , 60 x 12, 4 bdr. 1970 Sylvo 60~ 12, 2bdr 1970 Castle . bOx 12, 2 bdr. 1q73 Arlington , 60 x 12, 2 bd r 1973 R1dgewood . 70 K 14, 3 bdr. 1973 Kirkwood , 50 K 12, 2 bdr. B & S M OBI L~ HOME SALES PT. PL EASA NT, WV 675 -4424 MARTIN AND co 110ting, sept 1c ~ys t em s doze r. backhoe. dump truck . l1mes tone , grovel. black top pa vm g. Rt 143 Phone 1 (bl4 ) 69B· 7331. - . - - - BATHROOMS A ND Kitc hens remodel ed , cer amic hi e plum bi ng, ca rp entry . and general maintenance 13 years ex p~ru:n5 e_ 9_9 2:3~8~ - - - - - r PUL LIN S EXCA VATING. Complete S ~ rvi ce . Phone 992 2478 . HOW~RY 1 r~uto , 2 Ton, LWB . V 8, P S 1911 FORD Rl EBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Riebel 985-3345 or 667-3463 . Rt . 7 1 mile north Tuppers Plains, Ohio DAIL '\" CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : Is AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW 1.1.1 u u ::I One let ter simply stand_s for anot her. In this sample A ia used for the three L's, ~fo r the two O's , etc. Sin gle lettel"s. Ill all Ill Ill il post r ophes, the l eng t h and f ormati On of th e wo r ds are h in ts , Each day the code letters are different:· 1.1.1 CRVPTOQUOTES RNPMK BJVZRN, KG u NDDGD ZJK SNDVYK u ::I !/) IN JIJENT KBN · WDNPK· XYMAGJDPWN IYRRY PV SGKKN.D Yelllerday'o Cryptoquote: THE EYE IS THE WINDOW OF THE SOUL; EVEN AN ANIMAL LOOKS FOR A MAN'S IN- TENTIONS RIGHT INTO IDS EYES.-H.POWERS (I) !/) 1.1.1 u BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY ~ Owner Re tiring - Successful business on Main Street in Pomeroy . Building, land , equipment ~nd stock all for $100,000.00. If you're serious and want to be in business for yourse lf, call for full details . Surround Yourself With Success-Deal With Us DOWNING· CHILDS . (') m !/) !/) Ill c (') (') Ill Ill C/) c (') (') Blli, BR. MGR. m ::I C/) !/) C/) CALL 992·2342 EVE. 992·2~9 . SUCCESS SUCCESS SUCCESS u RODNEY, BROKER @-11179 Kini F..,tures Syndicate, In<. ' c(') $21,500.00. \l'•lk to local real ~state agent before trying to soli rour home. His experience an help you. We need ll'any types of property, alve us a call. CALL JIMMY DEEM, ASSOCIATE 949-2381 or NANCY JASPERS, ASSOCIATE 949-2654 1 OWNER MUST SELL- The owner ot thi ' ch_arming 2 story <tone home in Mi.ddleport must sell now so she is offering this fine home for a low, low price of $20,000; There are 2 bedrooms (1 is extra large) , spacious living room w-fireplace, formal dining, eatin kitchen·, bath w -shower, garage & a king sized yard. Good location on Mill St. Call the Wi~eman Real Estate Agency,. Gallipolis, 446-3643. 0" .. I Don't forg e t you owe it to yourself to check with us before you buy any car, New or Used . We can save you money . See or call one of These Friendly Salesmen: J . 0 . Story, Ray Douglas or Bill Nelson . '4.88 •ci-l~.; 9' and 1:t' Vi_. IIJI -----'Give Away WHITE ADULT female cot, dedow ed, litter tromed N eed~ indoor home, Meigs Co . Humane Society 992-2592. -. ·----- -- --- - old . Wendell or Herb L.lrate or Gtno Smith 13' MILL STREET, CHAUNCEY, ;~d••':~~. ~1795 DR •••••••••• s2195 Auto tools, hand tool s, CB radios, garde n tools, auto wa x, sparkplugs, auto jacks, anti -free ze, knives (all kinds) , hair dryers , lawn furnitur e, barbe cu e grill s, ice cream fr ee zers, sporling. good s, fishing equipment, sleeping bags , camping e quipment, electric sweepers, plumbing supplies, color TV 's, radio s, small appliances, furniture , s led s, powe r tool s, bicycle calculators, paint sprayer, all kinds of light s, tires of all kind s, IOO's of items too numerous to men tion . AMC HORNET••••••••••••• 12195 Wagon, auto., p.s., p.b., a1r . f~·latlon NEW MARSHFIELD, OHIO 1974 CHEVY NOVA ••••••••••••• s1395 , Aslro-Graph Leiter. Mail Sf to r vou meet your o bligalions o,r each and a l o n g, sel f· you may find your self in an addressed, stam ped envelope embarrassin g spot , trymg to lo Astro-G,.ph , P.O. Box 489 , explain you r pos ition Radio City Stat ion, N.Y. 10019 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Ig - 1972 FORD VAN •••••••••••••••• ~1695 Ready to go ca;.,plng , auto .. v ~ a . • • PlYMOutH VALIANT•••••••• s795 • t ' I '" • • • RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 noring all those willing to ass is t you a nd ask ing one who you know from past experience w111 turn you down is ask1ng for unhappines s. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Am- NOTICE TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You're a bit too sensitive today and could unfairl y feel o th ers are try tng to take ac.Jvantage of you Use your logic. You'll ju dge dillerent ly . GEMINI !May 21-June 20) WE OFFER YOU .. . 1. Two lull ll<»rs of all new furniture. 1. Nice seledions of used fUrniture . 3. A large building lull of beautiful carpet. See the· Gratt. Family aT Bernice Bede Osol Lena Ethel Guthrie , 32 (::ICres, \ 120 rods,, Bedford. 21-July 22 ) Paul J . White Clara E. Someone's feelin gs could be hurt today,, you cton'l show the s~me coopera1ion to lhrs pet- ' . · . H ayman. Rhea Falth Hayma n, Pa rcel s , Syracuse - sure and tesponsibll lly Concentrale pn one or you'll lose Letart. Clifford G. Jacobs, Mildred er~~O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Ennation and the willingness 10 thu stas m motivates you 1oday . try new methods , you'll experi- You'll be a mixer. Take care, ence large succes·ses this howeve r, not to spoil the fuo ' CQITiing year . lmporlanl goals for others 1f you run Into someone you're no t lao fond of. can be achieved . .. AQUARIUS (Jan . 211-Fob. 19) LIBRA (Sept. 2J.Ocl. 23) You're The right answer s are part of a born leaaer today and know your Inner being · today , bul how to set lhe pace, yet yc11 chances are you 'll get burnt by might not do so becau se you going along with a pal 's sug· could allow someone to put gestion over your better judg. doubts In your head . ment. Learn more about your- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . 22) _ self by sending for voor coov of Gratify you r whims onl y aft er • . Whtte t o Jeanne Robbana, Lot 7, Hardy Sub., Syracuse Village . Daniel A . Hayman, · Rhea F'aith Hayman to Daniel A. momentum In your product lv t1y can result from a division of your attention betwee11 plea· Because of your great determlp .' Meigs Property Transfers unde rs tand his or her needs, you . Be lair. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A los.s _of An.early compass consisted merely of magnetized metal floating In a jar of water . You should be se tt ing you r ·.,ghts on lolly goals today James J . Proffitt, Sheriff, Lena Ethel Guthrie, etal to son as he or she has shown to Jonu*ry 20, 1979 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) can'l e• press them at the expen se of your male Try 10 'ASTRO ° GRAPH CANCER too. ' (Jun~ Edison H obs i E> tt e r . Executor of the Estale of Merle E . Rice , offers for sa le the follo wi ng described rea l property : T he fo llo w i ng d escribed real estat e situa ted in the V il lage of M idd leport , in t he county of Meigs and state ot Ohio : Being 125 teet olf of t he east end of Lot No . SB , D eed Reference : Volu me '255, Page 399, Me igs Co unt y D eed Records . Bids will be received un t JI 3: 00 o'clock P .M ., January 26, 1979, at the office of Bernard v . Fultz , Box 72 3. Pomeroy, Oh i o , .d5769 , telephone 992 -2 1B6. Term s of Sa te : Cas h, ap prai sa l pri ce a nd m1nimum bicl of S1,800.00, pur ch ase subject to all real prop ert y tax es now owed . ( 11 19, 26, 2tc 21) There's no ques tton tha t you know how to bring home lhe bacon today . Do be care ful that your generos ity ISn' t exploited by one w ho doesn" t deserv e it bition reigns supreme with you today and you'll ·seek to gam Instead, you are apt to lei self· new allies . However, you. can dou bt s Arort,:~ vn 11r conf tdence . • 1NEWSPAPER ENTEAPAI::it At:it:iN.) ruin your chances for suc c ess If you depend on another to da what you should yourself. Granted th at you have st rong social desires today , but you SaiUrday, Jan. 20 I I 11 I Equipment Co. 1 Pomeroy, 0 . I I Ph. 992-2176 1Starting Dec. 2, our store I I hours will be 8-5 Mon .-Fri. 1 Closed Saturd'ay ancl 1 I Sunday. I llnlernationaJ N•w Idea ...1 __________ an Eastern A trltnes, jet wtth 171 persons aboc1rd and an E'c uador 1an airlmer fUl - were hijac ked Five year s ago: carrytng to Cub<:~ . Fran ce allowed the fl anc to float as a free currency, breaking a Common Markel monelary agreement a nd freeing a ll E uropean currencies. One year ago : Prestdent carter sa id in his Slate of the Equipment • U ni o n Addr ess lhat ht s pnoriles for 19i8 we r e a s trong ene rgy b tll , a coo r d tn <:t t e d pro gram e conomi c C:l nd Senate a ppr oval of the P a nama Ca nal agreem ent Today's birthdays: Smger Dolly Parton is 33 years old . Actor V1ctor Mature is 63. Actor Guy Madison LS 57. Thou ~hl for today : Don'L marry for m oney . Y ou can borrow 1t c heaper a Scottish proverb. P>dgin Shak<'S pcar<' The B1ble. lechm ca l and medical books, hnvs. cornk . st n ps and Shakespeare he~ vc been translated inln pidgin F:nglish . The Folger Library in Wa shin gton , D.C. de voted to "'Shakcspcare<:m f:l, .. contains a book in wht ch An· thony , delivering his funeral oration over the body of Julius Ct~ esar , S{;I )'S : " Me kam tasol lung pl (::lntm Kaesctr," literally m ea ntng , ''I come to plant Ct~ esar . '' BILL BROWN, AUCTIONEER 2 Dr . H.T , P . S . • P .B.. air . 1976 CHEVY LUV PICKUP••••••• s289S Auio .. 26,000 mi . ·--------MEIGS ....I Ten yea r s a go : Two a irliners en ro ute to M1ami - CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECKS ONLY FORD GRAND TORINO ••••• s2495 CHEVY 4x4 •••••••• ~ ••••• .S6495 MIDDLE PORT, 0 . '\ IHarvester DISCOUNT STORES, SELLS TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS. 2-door, fully equippd RUn.A,q FURNITURE FURNRURE OHIO 1974 BUICK REGAL •••••••••••• .s1795 Chester, 0. - Ray Riggs RUllAND m DEALERS AND PUBLIC WELCOME. Be sure to specify birth s tgn '~ ~h74J-2211 ' TALK-TO SATURDAY AFTERNOON 2:00P.M. TIL RUNABOUT.:~:o~ ••• s1295 auto., p.s,, p .b ., w -topper , 14,000 m i. , C- 10. lkfy where YDU c•n atlftC •ft I • 7 TIL m GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR GARAGES, FILLING STATIONS, • •• and soe whr:,.r::;~egettlng ' - lwd • - Fully · stecbd. FRIDAY NITE 1974 TOYOTA STATIONWAGON••• 1295 Auto . 1974 PINTO 992 ~ 2196 OPEN TIL 7 P .M . Except Thursday & Saturday tii5 : 00 . Closed Sunday . COMPLETE BANKRUPT STORE SALE 2 DAY SALE 1 2 dr .. au to ., P .S. , P B . p ooct cond1 ti on Floor CMring In StOck PLUMBING AND hea t1ng . oil t ype~ . home improvements ond elec trica l , fr ee esftmot es 0 & F Co n tra ctors . Gal li po l i s 446-3407 or 256-6652. ·- MAVERICK 4 Auto., p.s., p. b. As Low 1>1 f C EHCTRICA L Contractor serv ing O hio Vol ley ,.g;on Six days o week . 24 hours ser vtce 1 ~mergen cy coils . Co!l 882-2952 1 ~ o,_aa22JDS_ - - '. SNOW PLOWI NG serv1ce . Call 992 -7201 or 992-3309. BETTER USED CARS See Rocky Hupp, Darrell Oodnll or Pat Hill, General Manager, for a Good Deal on a New or U sed~ Vehi cle ... where the Better Ideas keep coming! volume 4 Dr ., dark b l u e, viny l top , P .S , P B ,· low mil enge, rm . Rubber Back Carpet DAN THOMPSON FORD 992-2174 for priced 1975 FORD LID ••••••••••••••• s2395 All carpet Installed. with ·' podding at no charoo. Expert lnst•Uatlon. and Test drive the new breed at ... POMEROY, 0. 500 E. MAIN 1976 CHEVY CHEVETTE DRIVE ALITTL£ & SAVE A LOT • ( THE FRIENDLY DEALER SMITH NELSON MOTOR, INCa ·. SAVE CARPETING '1595 V ·8, 4 speed . comp letely carpeted wtth d bedrooms, dining room and laundry room . Also almost new 2 ca r heated garage. Ill '1495 1h TON. •••••••••••••• 1395 ' J Nov a Hatc hbaG k . Clean & low mtles Caprt ce 7. Dr . H T., loaded 4 Cyt. , 4 speed Asking SS5,000. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Good lV2 story house, Th; s home Is nicely located in Portland and PRICED FOR QUI CK SALE at $22,500. LOTS - 1 Acre and up near Pomeroy . . 50 ACRES FREE GAS - Good 1'/2 story house with full basement. Large pond stocked with fish . Priced for quick sale. $40,000. SYRACUSE - good 2 bedroom home, almost new kllchen cabinets, all nicely carpeted, laundry room , all Insulated, natural gas heat, utility building, 2 lots. 1973 CHEVROLET ' 1974 CHEVY LUV ••••••••••••• •. s1195 '. EVERY SU NDAY ot 1 m and 0 new · d d auction every e nes oy at , 7pm Lots of new lfems. some . used . Hartford Co mmun 1ty Cen ter . Hartford , WV <I m1les up form th e Pomeroy. Mason. br1dge Eiveryone 1s welcome to com c> M & M Hom e Improvement serv ing Goll1 polis a nd area We specioli1e tn vinyl and aluminum siding . For free e5 tirhaT es. coli 614 367 -0l2B, _G':'It~p ~ l i: . _________ _, mo . 1 CLUB CAB •••••••• s1495 '. Auction AUTOMOBilE INSURANCE been 1 can celled? lost your opera tor s license? Phone 99? -7143 9 1974 DODGE L· t 2-0oor Ha:rdtop V 8, au to , P S. , P B 1955 Pr o1rie Sc hooner , '28 x 8, bd' NEW BREED 1975 AMC PACER .......... : ...................................... '1695 1973 BUICK CENTURY WAGON 4 DR ........................... '1695 1973 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 4 DR ... ........ .................. 11295 1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 DR ................................ '695 1975 FORD ELITE 2 OR ..... ..................................... 12995 1974 AMC GREMLIN .............................................. 11795 1975 DODGE DART 4 DR ........................................ 12995 1976 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO .... ----- .. -... -- .. .. -.. _... _.. _13895 1975 BUICK APOLLO 4 DR........... .... ...... .................. 12895 1975 FORD LTD 4 DR .. ............................................12895 1975 PONTIAC LEMANS 4 OR ... ..................... ..... ....... 12895 1974 DATSUN PICKUP....................--·-------·- .............. 12895 1974 FORD RANCHERO GT•••••• s1995· 1967 TOTAl ELECTRIC mobile home, fur nished , 3 bedr , wo5her and dryer . Air conditioned . 1 lot, 210ft. frontage. Sl2 000 Phone742 -2826 " BASSETT DOC . q85·3920 1974 DODGE POWER WAGON ••• s3695 , .7 ton , LWB , VB , d speed J Whe el drive, 1' ', ACRE l 2 x 60mobi lehome " near De;~~;te r . 992 ·5858. . with large beef barn near PomE;roy . have five bedrooms, utility room and garage. Very low Hilton Wolfe, Assoc . 4 garg•. 127,500. BUSINESS - All stock at room with sliding glass doors. Large living room and family room , and to finish this well -laid oul home we Broker 3 bedroom frame home with back yard and 2 car ga r age. 1112 baths and natural gas heat . Only stove, refrigerator and dishwasher. Beautiful dining Phone 992-5739 3 bedrooms, Ph ' b a th s, natural gas furna ce , c it y water in town near shop · ing . $25,000. $15,000. REALTORS HENRY E. CLELAND SR. HENRY E. CLELAND JR . 992·2259 992-6191 RE PAIR · -S~W IN G buy . $48,000.00. OVER 1 ACRE - 2 story IF YOUR HOME IS ON THE MARKET, YOU WANT ACTION . 1F NOTHING SEEMS TO HAPPEN, CAll US . WE'LL HELP YOU FIND A BUYER PROMPTlY. BOWERS ~95 Mobile Homes for Sale Sw eepers. toa sters 1rons .' all small appl iance s l aw n mowe r ,n ext to Slate H1gh woy Garage on Rou1e 7. basement and 2 baths. Nat. gas heat, approx. 1 acre Braker ---if---f---11973 CHE VRO LET PICKUP . auto., 01r P.II P B. 9f:l 5 3q20 ElWOOD Trrn llvd ., R•clnt, Ohio, Phone tn-2111. Evening after 5 P.M .~ Weekends after 12 noon. 1969 MUSTANG MACH I ••••••••• ~. ._..__._.. . .1.2. - 3.1. -l.m~o-~ }, Business Services POMEROY,O . CHESTER - Georoe S. Hobstetter, Jr. . mo. , BRADFORD Auc t ioneer, Com · plete Service Phone 949 24!l7 or 949 -2000 . Racin e Ohio. ( rill Bradf ord CENTRAL REALTY CO. HOBSIEIIEil POONE 742-2328 MAIN SIMPSON 1 895 111. :~~ TRUCKS -• a PEIE ..• 1973 PlYMOUlH FURY ,_' '- ..' ' ..•. 1- MONTEGO.~~r~ •• . 1895 1973 MERCURY ..- Hammond & Lower , organs Story & CJark Pianol ,' 51111 a· Service. ,• . CNew UsJd) . Service on "''· current Sales. •• Depend On ... . -Real - ·- -Estate for -- Sale Urnaet & Fireplace FIUII Quality Work You Can 1 ~ 12- 1 know -How. Woodstovt , Oil Ceramic Tile - Formica Counter Tops - Ceilings (Suspended~ TeJCtufe)- Tile - Floors . Paneling & Trim . Mounted Phone 742-2328 century Speclallzln~ In -Room Additions-Custom Remodeling- S42.4S & Balanced Free 5 acres, Sweeps Guild Insured Ttl£ SWEEP 19th Cenrury n ·• v ,.;, with AI. TROMM aJNST. 700 - 15 ~6 BABY FARM - Chimney . Don ' t let a chimney fire put a damper on your life Call. .. Cellulosic (wood" fiber) Thermal insulilfion SIIVO 30 pet. to 50 pel. on hHIIng cost Experience and C.ll992-7113 SEClUDE D IN TOWN liv mg All elec tr ic, 3 bedroom 1' 1 baths corpe ted famtl y room w 1lh F r on~l1 h stove garage 11 nrre land Nellf Me1gs H1gh Sr hool To sec cal l Q92 b28i' ba rn , chic k en hou se , pasture, garden, r emod el · ed home, 3 bedrooms,. bath , natural gas hea t, nic e kit chen , close tn. $16,500 .00. , •··~• . • JIM KEESEE TOWN TORINO.•.o;.· .w,c'j~~ . ""'s1295 1973 CHEVY C CHEVEllE. .'. : ••••••• $895 ,._ "• Pll.ttl-2174 Blown IIISiilation EU.IOIT OF 1974 FORD MOTORS. INC. J&L 220 E. Mlin Street, EDGE 2 Dr . , auto., P .S .' v in y l root l Your HeadquarteJS For Annstrong Carpeting TOWN LOCATION - s.. n 1r 6 cy l ., auto. , P 1973 FORD MAVERICK•••••••••• s1495 S"'ITH NELSON 651 Beech Street Middleport, 0. 992 -2356 1-4-1 mo. (Pd.) Re~air 992-3325 . 216~ E. Second Street BRICK HOUSE wr~gon , 0 ~ 70 ACRES ni ce lay i ng ground, l arge barn , m i lk hout.e, oth e r build1ngs, farm pone! new home not co mpl et ed as yet H er e is a 4 Dr .. Service Calls Phone 992-5682 APPUANCE 1973 HORNET SPORTABOUT••••• s1495 Service 18 Years Experience Will Make Auto & Truck Repair -.(\so Transmission • _ ... _ ............. ..... REYNOLD'S HO USE IN Mtn e r sv d i P .:l br>droom l1vtng roo m . k1t chen . both and utd1ty room N1ce full s11e ba sement. 99'1 58'23 A NEW HOME - in a new addition B edu tlfu l 3 bedroom, llh baths, form al dining, Iorge r ec room , fireplace, full t! asem ent , l acre 2tf2 ACRES - N ew A frame, large r ec , room , 3 bedroo m s, l lf? baths, utili ty, carpetin g , fu ll base· ment , heaf pump, storag e ·oFUSE/) Air , c:.ut o .. P .S ., P . B., r rtd l <l l t ir es fARM f ()ll <,o] ,.. H f' u '-r> 'l Nl• n~ It no!,.., , loo gf' ponrl 1(1 n<r('., n 1 fl ') n< rc~ 7d/ I SM bldg ., pat;o $37,500.00 . p~ rtun~ty_ C_? ~ P?nr r::--+-t---1 WANTED - goa t. - Den tal A ssistant lor dental Clinic 1n Ra cine, Ohi o Con tact Oh1o Vo ll ey Health Serv1ces Athens, Ohio . 614 -592 4457 Mr Bens on wife 28 Howa rd of " Happy Days" 29 calif. city 33 Kyushu volcano 34 Fury 35 Asian holiday 36 Title . for Miss Bernhardt 39 Shun 40 Dastardly 41 Spanish title M IL K THHfE NICE Bl ue t1ck pu p~ . 1 mo le EDWARDS GUN Sh op W i nt ~ r Sole All guns ommuntt1on kmves , oncl 1 fem ale $25 each 5 monpol ice sconnprs fuz1 bus ters ths old Co1199'2 5778 CB radios ontf>nnos. scopes and all otehr 1tems pr 1ced ol 10 Lost and · Found per r ent obove w holeSale . Of 1m good thr ough Th ursd ay l OST BLACK poodle . Vicinity of Jcrn 25 Ed ward s Gun Shop . 100 Sugar Run Mdl Rewo rd Umon A ve Pome r oy Oh•n q92 -3789 . . - . STE REO . JVC rece1vcr BIC turn · LOST. BLACK bil lf ol d tn Pom eroy table Two 30 1 Bo1se speak ers 0 1 f ound ro ll 8 r 1on 99?-5101 or 9q2 3597 ' Houdoshelt Qq2 3612 . VERMHH 605 Super C Sol er 1500 _ ____~:!~Wanted lb M etg s Coun t,- ·s A utori1 ed Ve rme et Dealer Cory A sp1n . INSURANCF SA LE S M u ~ t be ce r De xt er Ph o n ~ 742 7877 ren 1ly licen5Cd in l1f e ond A & H. Seleding o mor'l or woma n now to att end Sol es framing 111 ~ titule Con be e ;~~;p e r ience d or Real Estate for Sale new m bus iness Appli cants col i 453-0696 . An Equal Op ~"Tl...--r;"""'I'O'""Tl:"'", RECEPTIONIS T · BOOKKEfPER and ' NUBIAN 9<0, 7100 8usiness Services Rutlnnrl 1 RISING STAR Ke nne ls Boord1ng and groommg all bref>d!> Chesh1re, 367 -0292 . Yesterday's Allswer ' ', If 74U I LO T located ol ml e r ~ ('( . l ion of SR 124 7 oncl 33 in Pome roy , Ohio 9'17 2449 or 99'1 '2341 DUAl hood fr ~e 11~ Kmg soft ice n eom mach me 99? 57f(b ~ ~ IJ '} C O RN ~ Il ON ~ Wanted to Buj' _ _ C-1lt 1 m ' c> O"f I ll'• FSTABLISHED gro(N y w 1th 7 room upstoir 5 opt . on Sol em St on Rutland , Oh1o 74'1 'l d74 or 74] 314 1 1 Jan . 22 thru Feb. 10 np Moddl ••p•" 1 W~ Ll 20.00 for 17.50 1 for Sale -- - Pets - --------- 42 Pitcher ACROSS DOWN 1 Dray I Looked 5 Goody the with lox joint over 10 Asia n rive r Sufficient 2 11 Tara name 3 Agricultural 12 Refreshiog 4 Prefix lor drink semester 15 Old note 5 Sununer16 - de France house 11 Uncle : Scot. 6 Gotcha ' 18 " ~ us from 7 Portal ev il . .. n guardian 20 Amongst 8 Hermit 21 Passing 9 Texas grade city 22 Roman 13 Cinema's statesman Dav1d 23 British 14 Merriment statesman 25 Rat ional 26 Trampled 21 Andy Appliance JACKW. CARSEY Mgr. Phone 992-2181 IF YOU hove o se rv~r e to offl"r want to buy o r 5e ll som ethmg oe look 1ng f or work or wha tever . . you 'll ge t re su lts foster wi th o Sentinel Won t Ad. Coli 992 -1156 . ~~~.,(' your tlf ) MI \ ITf S l r>1 · (1' " :J 1 1 acre ~ 1n Pome1o y 5ocluded SALE PRICES WANTED TO bu y : old 1ewelry Call 99'1 -5762 or wrtte Kay Cecil. 87 S. 2nd Middlc>por t, OH Winter temperatures m Antarctica can drop as low as 127 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. ( 1) 19, ltc NMK Hor!.o., 011-i or r e5<. 0f i(> s fhr ougl 1 Chrisfrno!o Ort.'n c> vt' r y rlo y ro~ r l'pf Sun d oy Oll d Mo ndO)' fVrn1119 5 hy orprHnl m r nl Po rtlonci Ohlt"l Ph t"l rH' H.t:l ?064 · PIG S FO H snlr 949 7H5i' (lltN 5 169 N . 2nd Street Middleport , Ohio 992-2725 Sunday TNEND PFA HA Ul fH S CB Snlr <- f quip rn('n l nnw on ~o l 0 . oil 1! 1 .. to do. BEAUTY SALON 4 P.M . t he day lM!fore pubhcallUn KBN flt-CJ :t7H5 KAfS . G••• Real Estate f"r Sale For Sale ices - - -Not ---- 11 11 Ph o nC' TWO BI'DROO M kt tchen f ur n 1 ~ h ('d o pt Coil hf.l r" p fl am uq'l t:JHH Eath word over ihe mimmwn 15 word.<; LS 4 l'Cnts pt>r word per dlly. Ads nm n m~: Olher than consec utive days will be cha rg~ at the 1 day ~de r . o nrl Q'J') 5 d] 4 2.2> 3J5 3.00 lidays hl" '~' h ecl opt ~ · 'l ANI.) 4 RM f tlt n•o:. h C'cl Clutrge C<ish FORD ·F or Best Results Use 'S entinel Classifieds For Rent WANT AD CHARGES 1da)' 2 days Q... Fnctay, Jan. 19, 1979 M. Jacobs t? Tina Jacobs , 1.610 acres, Sallsbury. Jerome Goldberg, Abna E . l;oldberg, Hazel M. Westen . Thomas H. West en to " 1 Raven 2355 Hocking Coal Corp ' m:r us. :l.201 acres, Sutton . Hoy Reuter , dec., t o Marjorie E. R euter , Linda Barber Ronald Reuter ., • ' Chery l Reuter. Jeffrey R eu t e r. Ccrt of Tr a ns ., Pomeroy. David M. Barber, Linda Barber , Cheryl A. Reuter, Jeffrey Reuter, Ronald R. Reuter to Marjorie E. Reuter, 11 .8 A., Pomeroy. Thom as Westen , Haze l Western, Jerome Goldberg, Alma Goldbelt to RavenHocking Coal Corp., Parcel, Sutton. Wealthy C. Well to F. Lenore Will, Barbara Marsh, Jerry Lee Will , Life Estate. Bedford. Willia m R. Haplonstall , J ene lle Haptonstall to Ra ndolph Fraley Jr., Thelma Lou1se Johnson , Lot , Middleport . J un• Wickersham to Herbert Reibel. Berth a Reibel, Emma Reibel Ogdin , Corrective Deed, Salisbury . Thomas C. Edwards , Edna Edwards, Ella E. Williams, W. E . Williams Jr . to Pat E. Mitchell, Thomas Cri sp, James Large, Ease. , Sutton. Emma Powell , Pearl Powell, Ruby Brewer, Harold Brewer, Bern ice Deem , Charles H. Deem to Roger Deem, Deed of Correct ion , Olive . ESTATE SALE Sa turday , Jan. 20 - starting at 11 :00 A .M . L oca t ed 3 m i les w est of Rio Grande on State Rt. 3S. Watch for signs . A ll " like new" furnis hi ng s of a co m plete household . Consist s of: 3 bedroom su1 te s, 1 l 1ving rqom suite. kitchen set , (wood }. d ini ng room sui te, di shwasher , G . E washer and dryer, 2 upright free zers, G . E . double door refrigerator, M agic Chef double oven range , m icrowave oven, 1 Zenit h , 1 Sy l va nia color TV, roc ki ng chai r s. lamps , a ll kinds o f house pl ants, cookware, ch1ha , 1 lb. of genseng root. 10 f ish ing rods ; reels, d eh um i difier . Avo n collect i on , A l so nu merous collectab les and an tiqu es . (Woodburning cast iron stove) · Co . o f .f arm tractor , new Sear s r iding garden tract or , witl;l 32 in ch mower . plows , disc , culft vator , 4 ft. pull type bu sh hog . gard en tractor wag on, drills. saws, chai n saws , drill bits. hundr eds of other hand tool s most e lectr ica l , new p~er saw blades , o~t yoke, shovl!l !i, mattocks, tub s, bucket s, lots of scrap 1ron . I ,000 tObacco s t icks. a l um inum stding , shu ttef's, 2 shotg uns ( 12 & 16). Lup !)er wire , THE ESTATE OF ORVILLE B. WICKER "· ·- ... Oliver D Wicker Mary L. Schi lser , Adm n . T6mmr Joe Stewart- Auctioneer 446 -9760 Ter m s : Cash Lunch served Auctioneer ' s note : ·There's tOO ' s of sm . items in th1 s sa le , so com e pr~pared to spend the ~ay . KARR &VAN ZANDT 1975 DATSUN 210 CPE. ................ .... .. 11295 1974 CAD. SEDAN DEVILLE .... ............ '2795 1975 CHEV. CAPRICE-WAGON .• ------------~3395 . 1977 CHRY. NEWPORT SEDAN ............. 14995 1973 OLDS TORONA00 ... .................. 11995 1976 OI.DS 'cUT. SUP. SED..... _.... .. _._ .... 14295 1976 OL.DS CUT. SUP. BROUGHAM CPE. ..... 14595 1973 BUICK CENTURY SEDAN .... _______ __... 11395 1976 BUICK REGAL CPE .... .............. .'4195 1974 OLDS ROYALE CPE.. ... .. .. .. ... .. .. '1995 1975 CHEV. IMPALA CPL ..... .. ... ...... 12495 1974 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ............. 12795 ,1975 OLDS CUTLASS 442 ......... ......... 13395 "1975 OLDS 98 LS SEDAN.............. --.. 14295 1973 BUICK l.S. SEDAN .................... 11695 1974 CAD. SEDAN DE~ILLE ................ 12495 1976 PONTIAC CATALINA SED. "-........ 12995 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO SED......... -..11395 1973 CAD. CPE. DEVIU£ ....................11595 Drive Home A Winner See on e of these courteous salesmen : Pete Burris, Marvin Keebaugh or George Harris, Karr & VanZandt " Yo1J ' It •L1ke Our Quality Way of Oomg Bu siness" GMAC Financing ' 992-5342 Pomeroy Open Evenings until6 :oo-til s p.m . Sat. '· �..-- I . Cooling tower operatmg ., 12- The Daily Sentinei,M iddlepnrl- Pc>~ m• ro)', 0., Frida~. Jan . 19, 1979 ,a,-- . ... .... .. .. ~. ~ 0 •• + ... •• ... '• ., · ~ .. ... •. .. . . .. .. .. .. .... - .. ~. •• •• • • . . . . .+ - -------------------------i ' I Area Deaths I Know Your Carrier f.AI.I.!POI.JS Impending ft~ilure of the whole seveu-<'uunty setup of the Southeastern Ohio F.rlwrgcncy Medical Service has protnpted one hoard member to urge merger of the volunteer and paid units, and to charge for the servic-e in order to be able to col· led fmm .in!:luranee comptmies and -i : Racine squad runs reported ° •· ' pUblic agencies. Final report on committee agenda Jan. 30 ONE OF TWO survivors of Thursday's plane crash in Lawrence County which killed three Gallia County men remained in the intensive care unit at Holzer Medical Center Saturday. David Martin, 23, Brwnfield Rd., was listed in guarded condition with internal. injuries, fractures of both ankles and rib fractures. The other survivor, David Saunders, 23, Gallipolis, was listed in good condition with fractures of both ankles, multiple abrasions and contusions. Killed in the accident were pilot Robert Kenneth Dyer, 42, Blessing Rd ., Northup ; Fred Allen Houck, 31, Patriot Star Route ; and, Rodney Glenn Beaver, 32, Neighborhood Rd .. Board okays resolution Census update approved here • Shareholders NO. 51 Gallipolis. The crash occurred at approximately 5 p.m. Thursday, shortiy after the plane departed from the Gallia. Meigs Regional Airport enroute to Lexington, Ky. The twinengine plane hit the ground, flipped end-over-<lnd and came to rest along a creek near Scottown about 12 miles north of Huntington and 22 miles southwest of Gallipolis . An investigator from the Federal Aviation Administration was dispatched from Cincinnati Thursday to investigate the accident, the cause of which has yet to be determined. (Photo by Ken Clark, Ironton) . unba GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT EXTENSIVE REMODEUNG is underway in the communications room of the Meigs, c;ounty sheriff's deparbnent . The work is being done by Sh eriff James ·J . Proffitt. Attractive paneling has been placed on the walls , woodwork antiqued and the ceiling lowered. Shown are, 1-r, Sheriff Proffitt being assisted by Trooper Tom Danner ofthe Ohio State Patrol. CLEARANCE-SALE QUALITY HOME.FURNISHINGS MEN'S SUITS ~ WHITE SALE .. \ THE FINAL DAY TO PAY TAX IS FEBRUARY 14, 1979 SAVE ON SHEETS, TOWELS, BEDSPREADS, TABLE COVERS, BATH . SETS, DRAPERIES • ~IGHT OPEN FRIDAY GEORGE M. COLLINS MEIGS CO. TREASURER • GALUPOLIS - The death of Lawrence Montgomery, 56, Lanes Branch Rd., near Mercerville, was · investigated Saturday morning by the Gallia County Sheriff's Department. The departm ent ha s made a prellmlnary finding of natural causes in the death, which was discovered early Saturday. The Gallia County Coroner was not called in to investigate. Montgomery' s body was discovered lying in bed at the Crown City residence, with blood aroWld the right eye and right side of the face . Based upon evidence piece d together at the scene and the testimony of witnesses, It was determined that the injury was sustained Thursday when Montgomery fell from his bed and struck his head on the side of a can. Officers speculate t~ at Montgomery had been dead for approximately three hours when his body was discovered. In other action, qeputies in- JANUARY SALES TRY US ~ND MORE TIL 8 - SATURDAY TIL 5 Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' ' I ( ..- SUNDAY. JANUARY 21. 1979 The Gallia County Jail housed 1,430 prisoners, who served a total of 4,830 dsys during 1978. The sheriff's deparbnent employs 15 full time deputies, two investigators, three full time dispatchers, one female deputy , one matron, four secretaries, two cooks, and one janitor. Four of the employees are funded through the CETA program. In making the year end report, Sheriff Montgomery stated that thi>; department currently has six trainees enrolled in police training schools completing the 289 hour course in law enforcement required by the state. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Police Chief J . J . Cremeans Saturday issued an appeal to residents and businesses In reference to the dumping of fuel oil, kerosene or other similar substances Into drains. Complaints are being received from residents from South Second Ave., through South Sixth Avenue on odors ent.ering their homes through drains . The problem could create explosive cohditions or conditions which would cause families to become ill, the chief said. Similar complaints were lodged severa l months ago but the problem seemed to take care of itself after it was publicized. Chief Cremeans said the Environmental Protection Agency Is to be contacted on the matter. All persons are asked to refrain at once from pouring any solution which might be causing the problem into the sewer lines. Injured man found dead, no foul play · Dr. Raymond Boice, Elberfelds In Pomeroy ON THE 1ST FLOOR - tmts Residents cautioned Crow's Family Restaurant REASONABLE PRICES • GALUPOLIS - A 1978 yea r end report on the activities of the Gallia County Sheriff's .Department was released Saturday by Sheriff James M. Montgomery. Official crime statistics listed by the department for Jan . I through Dec. 31,1978are : Homicide -0; forcible.rape · I ; robbery· 4; assault - 100 ; burglary 176 ; larcenies, vandalisms and thefts 293 ; and motor vehicle theft - 59. Sheriff Montgomery further report ed that department cruisers patroled an estimated 400,000 miles; and that department deputies served 1,157 subpoenas, summonses and other court papers, and 270 warrants. SANDWICHES AT He is Gallia County· Commissioner James C. Saunders, a member of the 21pcrson SEOEMS board, which is composed of three from each county lone of whom must be an eleded public offici~! I. Saunders was asked Saturday to comment on a news story in the Jackson Journal-Herald that the seven-county SEOEMS esta blishment is in big financial trouble. The Jackson artide quoted Dan Lloyd of Ohio Valley Health Service Foundation that he seriously dqubted that the SEOEMSsystem could continue to operate much longer. Addressing his statement to the people ofGa llia County, Saunders said: · " As most of you know, I as one of your county commissioners have stood firm to try to save the ,emergency ambulance service which was a grant to the seven-county area from the federal govermricnl. My reasoning for this was cer!Hinly not ll<'<'ause of anything I had ag;1inst the volunteer unit, most of whom arc my personal friends, but because I fell that this sophisticated federal system could be operated mainly with volunteer labor, thus utilizing the e•pcnsive t•quipment Gallia County would never be able to ·alford other- .,. .... .. .... Wise. county-<Jperated system." The· .Jackson newspaper sai,d that SF.OF.MS has an adual cas h debt of $75, 000 to creditors; approximately $42,000 is owed to the employees' retirement fund rthb money was used as operati ng ca pita l !: approx im ately $11 2,000 is owed tp the depreciati on and rese rve a<:counl for replacement of ' equipmtml, and th t~ rc is no money " Your commissioiwrs·hcwe tried unsuccessfully for over two years to merge the two services. I would like to see us go back to a charge system so that SF.OEMS ean bill insurance companies, Medicare, and welfare. There is money whi ch, under our free plan, we are unable to get. People are already p;Jying premiums on hospitalization and other health insurance which pays for ambulan ce calls; when the ambulance is free no one receives that benefit from . his insurance policy. It's simpJy.tost. " ll is a great burden on the county commissioners to fund emergency .am1 bulance service entirely from revenue+ ' •'· . 74, succumbs Frichiy - POMEROY - Dr. Raymond M. Columbia University, heart research at Boice, 74, of 124 Mulberry Ave., · the University of North Carolina. ·He also received surgical associateship prominent Pomeroy physician, died with Dr. George Heer, Columbus, and Friday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. general surgerY with Dr. C. D. Brooks Dr. Boice had been in ill health for Clinic, Detroit. several months. Dr. Boice was born Dr. Boice's professional mem· May 14, 190:1 the son of th.e late Lester berships were numerous and incl uded M. and Oleva Price Boice. GALU POLIS - An article on a president and past chief of staff at Dr. Boice was born in Rutland, health opinion stirVey, which appeared Meigs General Hospital ; past president graduated from Pomeroy High Sehool in Thursday's Gallipolis Tribune, needs and chief of staff Meigs Memorial in 1922, and went on to the Ohio ~ate clarification according to Maxine Continued on A·2 University in Columbus where he ·Plummer, Gallia -Jackson- Meigs '648' receivea his bachelor of science degree Board Executive Director. in 1926 and the medical degree from the "The '648' board, .which serves the Ohio ·state . University School of tri·coWlty area, is in the process of Medicine in 1928. conducting the health opinion survey, His internship was spent at Harper and not the Gallia - Jackson • Meigs Hospital, Detroit, and his residency at Community Mental Health Center, " Hennan-Keefer Hospital, Detroit. Dr. Mrs. Plummer said. "The center is in Boice began practicing in Middleport no way connected with the survey," she and later took over the Meigs General added. Hospital as President and Chief of staff Mrs. Plummer said the survey is in the late 1940s, thus giving Meigs required by the state legislature, _and Pa..-ent·teacher sessions County a much needed hospital. • · that a grant was received by the '648' Dr. Boice kept up with the latest board recently to conduct the survey advances In medicine and surgery and slated in Gallia schools "to help the board identify new service his post graduate training included : the needs and gaps in existing services." GALLIPOLIS - Parent-teacher study of X-ray at Harvard University, Payments of $5 to those ineonference day will be held at all Gallia terviewed was authorized by the Gallia 1939 under Dr. M. C. Sosman, then CoWlty District schools from, I to 7 p.m. CoWltY Commission, the '648' board's president or American Radiological Monday. Purpose is to discuss pupil Society; cardiology at the University of governing body. . ·progress and general fellowship with Mrs. Plummer said the two-hour Michigan, 19'40, under Dr. Frank all parents. Buses will run as usual for interviews are similar to those con· Wilson, and studi•od advanced car· vocational students. dueled by University of Tennessee diology- at the University of Cin cinnati, consultants, and that approximately , 1960, and Central Oh io Heart • COMMISSION MEETS MONDAY 150 more interviews will be made in the Association, 1962-64. He studied general surgery at the POMEROY - The annual meeting three county area before the project is New York Polyclinic, Columbia of the Meigs County Regional Planning ·completed. COmmission will be held at 3:10 p.m·. The director added, " Those in - University, Cooke Co untY Post Monday in the agricultural conference terviewed thus far have been selected Graduate School or Mc~ idn e in lllinois, room of the Farmers Bank Building in by random with the use of area maps." · Cleveland Clinic and Harvard. Other Pomeroy. Officers will be elected, "When completed, results of the studies Included legal medicine, Ohio State Bar Association. general reports given and actions of the survey will be shared with area and Dn. RAVMONO BOICE mcdicinr at Ohio State University and executive committee approved. st.utc agencies." Plumfncr conducted. ; ' vestigated the breaking and entering of the French Quarter, Kanauga , Saturday afternoon. No other details were available at press time. II . • •• Plunimer clarifies article on survey . CIVailablc for "We are working on a plan to set up a • repl al'(~ ment of equip- ment, Three of the mnbulances are owned by the Gallia County Board of Commis- sions, Saunders said . He is a member of the 21-person SEOEMS boa rd, which is composed of three from each county. Gallia County's other tw o board members re Dr. Clyde F: vans and Mrs. Marianne B. Campbell . One of J acks on Cnunly's lhree membe rs is Commis~ionc r Lew Davis, whom the .fournal-Herald qu oted as saying that three possibil ities may be considered : • A complete restructuring of SEOEMS. • County operati on of an emergency sharing money , for which there arc ITUtny needs. ambulan ee system. • A franehise upcr.:~t u r . wit h county superv ision. tntme • MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY Sheriff releases year end report ROAST BEEF OR ROAST HAM EXTENSION OF TIME HAS BEEN GRANTED TO PAY REAL ESTATE TAXES ~ . Billy Weaver FDIC ...... -:. SEOEMS has financial problems, Lloyd says 1l .. I !· CHESTER P. PRICE Jay Stiles ofhc1a(ing. Burial The No. 1 coolm g tower is WILLOW ISLAND, W.Vu. c·uu dt• .nsc r '. The cunu~n ser ALBANY - Chester P. .will be in Temple Cemetery. IAP 1' ~ Monongahela Power eoo \ ~ stl'am from a turbine not completely operational, Price, 69, Ht. 1, Albany, died Friends may call at the ! : Co. has begun using a power which ereates ·the power, Conler said . " It's been up Tuesda y evening at his 'funeral home this evening ~. ami down , whk h is normal plant coolin~ tower here that Corder suit!. : : " Oo1 u real cold day , yr•u for a new unit ," he said. It residence following an ex- from 6 to 9. is the twin of an incomplete tended illness. flr~t went into use Dec. 21 , rould get quite a lut of -,• · !Dwer just yards away where Mr. Price was born at ,. Corder said. capacity out of two 51 men fell to their deaths last Dyesville son of the late ERNEST E. SISSON · 1 . He said there is no target generators running on one April . Thomas and Priscilla Me· SYRACUSE Ernest E. · · date for completion of the !Dwer ," Corder said. But in The disaster did not delay No.2 tower. Carty Price. He was a lso Sisson, Sr., 70, College Road, hot weather, that capacity completion of the No. 1 preceded in death by two Syracuse, died Thursday • : cooling lower, Lyle Corder , a wronlrl rl rr>n .,,.,. c:: Rirl . brothers, Orlan and Carrol, afternoon at Holzer Medical ; : Monongahe la spokesman, two sisters, Janice Hutton Center. Mr. Sisson was born"'; : said today. and Lilly Carpenter. 08 th f• " lt was due for startup in Mr. Price ..was a ' retired Feb. 24 • 19 · e son Nathan and Anna Evans • . late 1978 and commercial bOttled gas deale~ and school d d~ operation in early 1979," The following rlins were taken (o Holzer Medical · Sisso . n. He was also prece e } · bus driver. He was a member tO. death by one brother, · Corder said from company made by the Racin e ER Center ~ Wednesday, Steve of Dyesville Comm unity Harold. . . . headquarters at t'airmont. squad this week. 'l'eaford, Portland. was taken · Church and a !929 graduate of Mr. Sisson was a retired • . Both towers are part of the On Monday it transported to Veterans Memorial employe of Columblis and • · Pleasants Pow·er Sta lion, Emma Adams, . Racine, to Hospital; Thursday, Denise Albany High School. He is survived by hls wife, · Southern Ohio Electric ! : being built by Alleghe ny Veterans Memorial Hospital ; Frank, Racine, to Camden · Power System, to which Ralph Ashley , Letart Falls, to Clark Hospital, Parkersburg Elsie Woodrum Price, three Company, with 43 years of ~ Monongahela belongs . Other Holzer Medical Cent er ; and Dwight Bissell, Long da ughters, Betty Throck· service. He was a member of ~ members of the system are Nellie Groce, Long Bottom .. to Bottom, to Veterans morton an.d Loretta Stans- Middleport Free and Ac· ' bury, both of Charleston , S. Potomac Edison Co. .and Veterans Memorial Hospital. Memorial Hospital. ccpted Masons. . 1 . C., and Laura HutchISOn, He is survived by his wife, • West Penn Power Co. On Tuesday Lawren ce Chillic othe, five grand- Ava-Zo WiUiams Sisson, two l No construction has been Wolfe , Racine, and James children, one brother' Arlie daughters, Jeannie Buckley, ; , done on the No. 2 tower sin ce Hinckley , Portl and , were Price, Columbus, and one Sy racuse ; Florence R'1c h , : 27, when las t April s iste r , J estie Molden, 'Tempe, Ariz.; two sons, • scaffolding gave way, Rutland. . J • plunging the 51 constructi on Funeral services wiil be Ernest E. Sisson, r., ll' AVAILABLE TICKETS workers tD their deaths amid held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Syracuse, and Fritz Sisson of : Tickets to the Kitty Wells a tangle of jagged debris. Bigony-Jordan F un era l Clarksville, Ark., two ; "There's no plan that I Show, to be held on l<' eb. 3 at brothers, Ralph and Leland l Home in Albany with the Rev. Sisson, both of Pomeroy; ' know of!D get back to work" Rio Grande Lyne Center may Consideration for approval on ihe No. 2 tower, Corder be purchased at the Pomeroy of a final report for the three sisters, Nancy Radford, ! said. "It's still up in the air ." and Middleport Police Athens- Meigs Industrial site Genevieve Swartz and BellY ; . Ideally, each cooling tower Depart ments . Shelton, all of Pomeroy, six ; The show is being spon- study is one of three major would be connected to a randchildren and several • g items to be considered when • • KNOW YOUR CARRIER - Billy ~eaver, ll , son of generator, of which there are sored by the Gallia County the Buckeye Hills · Hocking nieces and nephews. ~~o Sh eriff's De pa rtm e nt. Mr . and Mrs . Bill Weaver, Middleport, IS a earner for the twd at the station. Funeral services wiU be ; Valley Regional DevelopTickets are $2.50 each. But Corder said that both held Saturday at I p.m. at ; Daily Sentinel. Billy attends Bradbury Elementary School ment District's· exec utive Meeting in special session generating Wlits could run on Ewing Chapel with the Rev. r committee met Jan . 30. Thursday night, the Southern and his hobby is building models. one tower, although at a Harvey Koch officiating. ' The session is slated to Local School Di•trict passed diminished capacity. Burial will be in Meigs : SEEK APPLICANTS begin at 7 p.m. at the BH- a resolution supporting the A tower cools water from a Memory Gardens. Friends ; The Athens City Schools HVRDD conference room in observance of Right to Read may call at the flUleral home ; would like to · announce the Marietta. Week in the district Feb.· 11· after 7 p.m. this evening. · · Other major items will be. vacancy for head football 17. ,. . admini stra tive budg et . coach at Athens High School, The 1ioard discussed arAthens , Ohio. Persons in- revisions for EDA, aging, and bitration and negotiation s terested in applying for the child development and a with district teachers and bus position should request an rev iew of child development route problems. (Continued from page I) application from Roger D. program audits. The next regular meeting Williams, Assistant Cashier; : · Thompson, Assista nt was announced for 7:30 p.ro . Evelyn C. Lanning, Assistant The pro<:lamation urges the National and State progra ms one year to bring it into Commissioners of Meigs Box 668, Superintendent , Monday . pha se, starting in 1982, witb in g agricultur e are affect Cashier and Addie W. Norris, · Rape ch~Q"ges County issued a proclamation county's farm o·perators to Athens City Schools, Athens, Attending Thursday night' s th e Cens us Bureau's designed or allocated on the .. Loan Officer. . the cens us today sUpporting ' the 1978 com pl ete Ohio. 45701. were Davld Nease, session basis of census data. For ·economic cens uses. Reed announced 'hat the • qu estionnq ir es acc urately are dropped Census of Agriculture now president ; Shirley Johnson, Bank will celebrat.e its 75th : Because a successful fann being conducted by the and return them promptly to example, funds for extension census depends upon farm ers vice president ; Sue Grueser anniversary in December. ' CLEVE LAND I AP ) Bureau of the Census, U. S. the Census Bureau. Similar work. research, soil cbn- and rancher s completing and Betty Wagner. Co urt officia ls say rape, UNIT CALLED Department of Commerce. · proclamat ion s are . being scrvation, and other services their report forms accurately kidnapping and burglary The memergency Wlit of Noting that t he county issued by officials of other are based on census data . The and quick ly. th e Census more dependent a county is th e Middleport Fire charg es brought against Som ething New A I Our Drive·Thru Window co untie& and state governors benefits greatly from farBureau is seeking the conce rt pianist Anthony on agricultUral income, the Departm~nt was called to 247 in support of the census, the ming, th e pro clamation mafe vita.l · census in· cooperation of each county' s Palmer St., at 1:36 a.m. Smetona by his farmer wife, points out that " many 21st in a series which began in format ion becomes, Census agriculture and bu sin es s Friday for Cora Haskins who Lillian, have been dropped. business decisions made by 1840. leaders and local officials. was bleeding from an ear. Smetana said th e charges The current census updates Bureau officials point out. the coun:y's fa nners, as well were dropped after his forPrivate indusiry uses the She was treated at home. At as those who do business with the findings of the most mer wife gave Cuyahoga statist ics from _ th e 6:51 p.m. Thursday the unit them, depend heavily upon recent farm census taken in Hospital News County authorities a sworn agriculture census to prc!\lide went to Middleport Hill for acc urate benchm ark data 1974. Census fig ures are statement saying events she a more effective production Mabel Keller, a medical Veterans Memorial Hospital fro m the Census of needed in making sound alleged happened last Nov . 17 and distribution system for who was taken to patient, economic decision s. Many Admitted - Lena Heilman, Agriculture." ·did not actually take place. th e farm communit y. A Pomeroy; Leona Stewart, Holzer Medical t;enter. The pianist, who teaches at major railroad uses county- Pomeroy; Melanie Grueser, the School of Fine Arts in by -county ~ala to allocate the Pomeroy; Tammie Starcher, Willoughby, said even 'though MEETING CANCELLED proper number of boxcars to Minersville. · The January meeting of the the charges were dropped va rious locations thro ughout Discharged Kevin Middleport El ementary "everyone has read and the Nation. One company Barton: Steven Teaford . School PTA scheduled for h~a rd about it...My career may use the data to locate a Monday has been cancelled . and my life have be en feed mill and another to Holzer Medic-al Ct•nter du e to general weather ruined.'' locate a tractor dealership in Oiseharges, Jan. 18 He said h~ has been unable order to prov ide better Susan Burgess, Mrs. conditions. to enroll any new students service and competitive Walter Clemente and son, and that a concert he was to prices for farmers . Aliria Council, Russe ll have given in December was · While surveys are made MEE'f MONO AY Dabney, Mary Dea n, Mrs. canceled in the wake of unregularl y by the U. S . Roy Eimer and daughter, The Southern Band Depa rtment of Agriculture Mrs. Richard Fisher and Boosters will meet Monday, favorable publicity about conducted by the Bureau of daughter, Gladys Gold en, J an. 22, at 7 p.m. at the high him. our Roa st Beef and Roast Ham Sandwiches start with the Census, U. S. Department Walter. Hardin , Donald school for a special meeting . spec ially selected USDA inspected meats . The meat is of Commerce, provides the Hartley, Bridgett Hennessey , All members are urged to OEATH JUSTIFIED s liced thin and STACKED HIGH on a sesame seed llun . needed benchmark or check Charles Hoffman, Lois Hoff- attend. There is plenty of lean meat nutritiOn that the entire CLEVELAND (AP) family ne eds daily . I)Oint on which to develop man, r.tenna Hunt, Walter Cleveland Police Prosecutor other data . Almeta Johnson has ruled .Jewell , Sr , Mrs . Mark Since the first farm census J ohnson and son, Mrs. justifiable homicide in the MEET TUESDAY Try Our Drive-Thru lnsranl Servke! was conducted in 1840, the Richard Kern and daughter, police shooting of Ernest , The Harrisonville Senior census has been the only Forrest King, Mrs. HArold Collins. so urce of uniform data at the Lambert ami daughter, Paul Citizens will meet Tuesday, Collins, 23, was one of three Jan. 23, at 7 p.m. at the Town county level on agricultural Lambert, killed by police this persons Marjoorie production and inventories. Leonard , Sara Markham, House. Refre shm ents of week . Patrolman Arthur Originally taken ever y 10 Steven Mooney , Betty cookies and coffee will be Taliaferro was wounded in an Pomeroy, Ohio years. fann census data have Muuray, Rita Noon, Clarence ·served. exchange of gunEire with been collected ever y live Oiler, Mrs. Dennis Parson Collins Tuesday. OU Honor Roll years since 1910. The present and daughter , Minnie Rifne, census has been adv ~ nced by Amanda Savage, Er ma Ohi'o State University Sisson , Lara ine $loam~ , Betty announced its Autumr. Stout , Maurice Thomas, ·Quarter, 1978 honor roll : Flovd Thompson, Eulalie Mandie Kay Rose, 35395 Washington , Kathy Williams. ·Bash an Rd., Long · Bottom; Rirths, Jan. "18 Richard Alan Couch, Rt . 2, Mr .. and Mrs. l,..rry Dunn, Mulberry Hts., Pomeroy; FUNDS RECEIVED . Meigs County is one of four son , Oak Hill · Laura Ellen Hoover, 37964 Mr. and Mrs. William Rock Springs, Pomeroy, and Ohio counties ·receiving a pomeroy total of c$37,481.16 as reim· Justis, daughter, Pomeroy. Milisa K. Rizer,, 738 E. Main rutland Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood- St ., Pomeroy, ' bursement for costs incurred <tuppers plains Rio Grande. und er the Ohio's P ubli c wa rd , Ill, son, . ' Defender Prog ram, State the bank of Auditor ThoiiJilS E. Ferguson the century announced. MANY ITEMS. WOMEN'S, MEN'S, BOYS', The program calls for the estaHiished 1872 sta te to pay half the defens~ and operational costs of inAND GIRLS' WEARING APPAREL - JACKOS, digent citizens who appear in.. court. The remainin g half is COATS; MEN'S SHIRTS AND SWEATERS, 'paid by the county. Meigs County r~celvcd $210 of the WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR - GIRLS SLEEPWEAR, total. pomeroy nationa bank --··- ........ • ' A Checking Account can give you the balance you need. Complete records. Instant cash. roof of payment Budgetary genius! ·- PRICE 25 CENTS · ~ - . .. ,-~, WITH APPROXIMATELY 90 persons in attendance , Local 23~9 of the lnternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (I.B.E.W.) conducted a discussion session with other union workers Saturday afternoon. Larry Smith, President of Local2359, is pictured presenting the elec trical worker's position on their eight week old strike aga in st the Buc keye Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc. "We've got to find some way to get the cooperative to negotiate," Smith sa id during the meeting. "Clyde Ramsay won't even talk to us - his reaction to everything we suggest is 'Go to hell ,' .. the union leader continued. Ramsay is tbe Ma ..ager of Buckeye Rural Electric. Members of the Cooperative have scheduled a meeting for Feb. 4 at Rio Grande College to discuss the strike, a recent 56 percent rate increase and the rights of Cooperative members. C&SOE says it needs more money COLUMBUS, Ohio (API Columbus & South ern Ohio Electric Co. will be seeking a $126 million rate hike when it presents its case befor~ the Public Utilities Commission in Ohio beginni ng Monday. A decision is not expected before December: If approved, the 35 percent increase would raise the average homeo'wner' s eleciric bill from $25 to $34 a month. Columbus & Southern will be trying to convince the commission to grant $63 million of the request on an emergency Gallipolis girl, 17, wins scholarship ATHENS - Dorothy Jones, 17, the foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buehl, Box 2, Gallipolis, is the winner of the 32nd annual Voice of Democracy broadcast scriptwritlng scholarship program sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars of Ohio in cooperabon with the Ohio State Association of Broadcasters. Dorothy, a senior at Buckeye ~' · : :s Career Center, Rio Grande, won a $1,500 scholarship and a five-<lay all expense paid trip to Washington in March to compete with other state winners for $22,500 in scholarship awards . She and her parents were guests of the VFW in Cleveland recently where she presented her winning script at the banquet of the 58th midyear meeting of · the VFW . ' Dorothy was 'sponsored by VF W Post 4464, Gallipolis, winning both the Gallia County and distnc! "Dntests before advancin g to the state fm . io. The topiC of this year' s contest was "Why I Care About America." The VFW said 8,500 students, representing 350_high schools, participated in the program . ba sis to take effect in March. The company said it needs the money to bolster its sagging fina nc ial profil e. " We're cutt ing oper ating and ma int enance a nd construction expenses as much as we can," said Jim Fenster.mak er, company vice president . a dd ed that Fensterma ker customer s will notice the cutbacks in terms of quality of service. Columbus & Southern 's effort to raise its rates is expected to meet stiff resistance. Wilf.ter backpack ,«)rkShop Jan. 31 RlO GRANDE - The ~econd Annual Winter Backpack Workshop will be held at Bob Evan s Farms on Wedn esday, Jan. 31 'at 7 p.m. in the Bob Evans Farms Craftbarn . Speakers will cover discussions involving types of equipment and supplies needed lor winter time hikes and overnight outings. Topics will in· elude proper footwear, clothing. backpacks, tents, sleeping bags, and food. The workshop is admission fre e and · open to everyon e wh ether an exper(J'nced ' cilmper or just a beginner. 1bose planning on particirating in the hike are encouraged to a. .1d. The winter hike and cam[Kiut is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 3. Hikers and campers are req~e5!ed to assemble at the Raccoon Creek Can9e Uvery Log Cabm by 1 p.m. One may choose an afternoon hike op the Grancin1a Gatewood Trail or a more adVenturesome overnight back· pack outing to the farrti 's prin)itive campsite. For more information, call (614 1 245· · 5305. This is another free community service offered by Bob Evans Farms. . ' � 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. 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