The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 21

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8PM-1AM Sun. Jan. "WILD CHERRY' Wed. Jan. HOLLYWOOD 11 II ALL SEATS $1.00 WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS TECHMCOUM posed merger between the two departments.

Mrs. Mary Jane Bergman, health commissioner, said that the city department has not been contacted in any way concerning further discussion on a merger. The opinion of the board remains unchanged, with board members feeling that city residents must be offered more than they have been in the past to make it worth the expense of merger, according to Mrs. Bergman. The advisory board recommended that some way be found to inform the citizens that the city health department and the advisory board have cooperated to the fullest in this matter.

Mrs. Bergman noted that the county health department is going ahead with its plans for a county health center. EVE'S 7 P.M. ALL SEATS $1.00 CLINT EASTWOOD "THUNDERBOLT and LIGHTFOOT" 0 United flrtisls 9 P.M. All SEATS $1.00 BURTREYNOLDS "THE LONGEST YARD" CO.ORBvTECHNICa.Ofl* A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Our Onion Rings Are Made From Fresh On ions! You Can Taste The Difference.

HALF-POUND O'GROUND ROUND DINNER of Grilled FmesfQ ua ySte Bakec Potato (Dinner Hours) FieHR FnesorP Salad Fned Bermuda Rings fuce Dossing Hot Gnlled Grecian Bread Now thru Saturday Family Restaurants Lease-sale agreement is approved Common Pleas Judge Raymond Rice has approved a lease-sale agreement between Atty. Kenneth Ferrell, receiver for Midvale Coal and Rodman Thompson of Midvale. The agreement provides that Thompson may lease 58 items of equipment from the former mining company for $61,075. The equipment will be used at the Ana Mine at Midvale by the Seven Range Mining Corp. Total rental payment must be made within four years at a rate of 10 cents per ton of coal, mined at the Ana Mine.

Thompson, through either Seven Range or Dundee Coal also will pay an additional 25 cents per ton to the receiver for the coal mined. Each year the U. S. government sends more than 400 agricultural scientists overseas to work at major research centers and in specific projects aimed at reducing crop and livestock diseases, and increasing productivity through soil conservation and irrigation. Mohawk club appreciation dinner held MALVERN Mrs.

John (Dolores) Hudson, past president of Lake Mohawk Junior Women, was presented a gift and past officers received roses from Mrs. William (Barbara) Balough, vice president, during the appreciation dinner in Little Forest Inn. Arrangements were handled by new officers. A workshop was held in the beach clubhouse to instruct new members on the home-, made Easter candy making project. It was announced that orders may be placed with Mrs.

David (Sina) Howe (8630984); Mrs. Jack (Darlene) Reese (863-1994) or Mrs. Donald (Sandi) Zeiger (863-0583). A contribution was made to the community flag fund and an area needy family was adopted. Members should take canned goods for a food basket to the February meeting.

Mrs. Gerry Abel will present a program on cake decorating. Members voted to donate $25 to the Friends of the Library when American Legion Auxiliary met for a covered dish luncheon. A discussion was held on cosponsoring two girls from the local high school to Buckeye Girls State. Mrs.

Bertha Richards will handle applications. FREE SKI LESSONS Learn to ski the fun way with the Graduated Length Method using short 3' skis. The Atwood Ski Slope is sponsoring a "Learn to Ski" program for beginners or novices. The School will be held Monday through Friday with free lessons available from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m.

in 1 -hour sessions under the guidance of Ski Instructor Inge Oechsler, Director of the Short Ski Parallel Program. A package plan is being offered at a cost of This includes rental of all necessary equipment and use of rope tow. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL THE SKI CHALET AT ATWOOD (216) 735-4545. Mrs. Betty Reed won the mystery Mrs.

Mary Long of New Harrisburg was the accompanist for group singing, led by Fred Kohl, when Senior Citizens met in the American Legion hall. Area residents are requested to save bonus gift coupons for the Malvern Nursery School. The coupons, which Rotary Club to send pupils to symposium DENNISON It was announced at the local Rotary Club meeting Tuesday night that Mr. and Mrs. John Harstine and Mrs.

and Mrs. Charles Daberko of Uhrichsville will represent the club at the district conference Sunday at Canton. Members voted to send two Claymont High students to the Ohio Junior Science and Humanities Symposium at Columbus. The club has done so for several years. Dick Petry reviewed the Rotary magazine as part of this week's observance of National Rotary Magazine Week, and urged anyone with unwanted eyeglasses to donate them for the needy by contacting him or any other Rotarian.

Bud Dulin, Gene Staneart and Petry were named to the nominating committee and Atty. James Carrothers was welcomed as a member. Spanish BALLROOM On The Square Dover, Ohio Fri. Jan. 24th 9:30 to 12:30 "SWISS HILLTOPPERS" Dance Band Square, Round, ffc.

Admission $2 may be deposited during nursery school sessions, will be used for new equipment. The project is sponsored by the Nursery School Mothers Assn. Wilmot center plans 3 films By Mrs. Donald Stertzbach Telephone 359-5472 WILMOT Stark Wilderness Center will present a free hour-long program of three films Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 in the interpretive building. The films are: "Canals Towpath West," the adventure of muledrivers on the Chesapeake and Ohio canals; "Earth in Change: Earth's Crust," a geology film describing the constant change of lands, and "The Seasons," depicting the four seasons on a farm in Pennsylvania Dutch country.

The center is one mile west of here on Rt. 250. The interpretive building is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.

Trails are open daily from dawn to dusk. Young couples of United Methodist Church will go bowling Saturday night, meeting at the church at 7. Interested persons should contact Mrs. Roscoe Bair or Mrs. Jack Irwin.

The nursery will be reinstated in the church annex during Sunday worship. Directing will be Mrs. Joseph Schiebe and Mrs. Fred Helline. Junior choir practice time has been changed to the first and third Thursday of each month at 4 p.m.

The senior choir practice is each Monday Our Worthy Menu 1 Ib. Sirloin Strip Steak Dinner 2.19 6 oz. Top Butt Sirloin Steak Dinner 1.99 1 Ib. Chopped Sirloin Steak Dinner 1.79 Ib. T-Bone Steak Dinner 3.19 (All dinners include baked potato, fresh garden salad and hot buttered roll.) 1 Ib.

Chopped Steak Sandwich with Steak Fried Potatoes 89C DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS Luncheons served Monday thru Saturday to 3 p.m. 6 oz. Chopped Sirloin Lunch 1.19 1 Ib. Rib Eye Steak Lunch 1.29 (Lunches include steak fried potatoes, fresh garden salad and hot buttered roll.) York Junior Chef Salad Delight Large York Chef Salad Delight 1.39 (Salads include crisp garden lettuce, Julienne ham, turkey, cheese, egg, tomato and choice of dressing.) Belden Village Mall Canton, Ohio By handle Chancy Telephone CADIZ Ruth Circle of Drummond United Methodist Church had a covered dish dinner and elected officers in Carnahan Fellowship room. Elected were: Mrs.

John Vich, chairman; Mrs. Midge Tolbert, vice chairman, and Mrs. Evelyn Giacobbi, secretary-treasurer. Meetings were changed from the third Wednesday to the third Tuesday of each month. Donald Jones, Wood Thompson, William Crablett and Roy Mines of the Harrison County fair board attended the state meeting in Columbus.

Mrs. Isabelle K. Chancy of the Harrison County board of elections attended the Ohio Assn. of Election Officials annual convention in Columbus. Mrs.

Lee Cannon, past Ohio department secretary and department press correspondent, will be the installing officer when members of Mrs. George A. Custer Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans, meet Monday night at 8 in the home of Mrs. Myron Parlett. Plans will be formulated for the annual Lincoln banquet, sponsored by the group.

The forestry tour at the E. A. Mizer farm has been rescheduled for Wednesday at 9 a.m.The event issponsored by the Harrison Soil and Water Conservation District. Harrison SWCD received a superior award as part of the distinctive service-Goodyear conservation awards program at the 32nd annual meeting of the Ohio federation in Columbus. Sixty-eight Ohio districts rated superior, 15 excellent and five good.

E. H. West, supervisor for the district, accepted the award as Harrison District delegate. Others attending were Mrs. Mary Black, office secretary, and Earl C.

Nelson, district conservationist. CALENDAR Tuesday Cadiz Women's Club, 7:30 p.m., in the public library. TONIGHT! 3-Way Split Sugartree Roanoke 9-12 10-1 Uhrichiville Silver Star DANCE A.I.C.CLUB SAT. "The Continentals' 10-1 A.I.C. CLUB DENNISON Air Conditioned Fri.

Special 1816 East High Awe. At both locations Our Famous Jumbo Cod Filet Dinner 1216 West High Ave. Your choice of Cole Slaw or Apple Sauce. Your choice of Potato. RECORD ARTISTS WFEKENO! Dave Gentson Country Harmony Boys Dick After Variety Sam Kelly Impromp-Two Music Begins at 10 p.m.

Nightly CADIZ PIKE Rt. 250 East of Dennison DOUBLE VALUE FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY COMPLETE RIB-EYE STEAK DINNERS FOR ONLY FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY-YOU CAN ENJOY OUR DOUBLE-VALUE ON 2 DELICIOUS RIB-EYE STEAK DINNERS. DINNERS INCLUDE: RIB-EYE STEAK, BAKED POTATO, TOSSED SALAD WITH YOUR CHOICE DRESSING, HOT BAKED ROLL AND BUTTER. AND BOTH FOR ONLY S2.99 AS YOU ARE NO TIPPING Drummer FAMILY STEAK HOUSE ONTHE BOULEVARD.