https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/491fc86253984a05d78c8224ff7d1fd4.pdf ba1ff2fb28a80dd88334c5cb7b53976e PDF Text Text ... • America denies. Soviet position on arms talks .• YAAAAA·A·A-A!! - Really, Charley Brown (Eric Thoren, inset) it isn't that bad, is it? Inununizing Eric is · Meigs County Health Nurse Mary Myers assisted by Joyce Thoren, Southern Local School District nurse. Next in line, 1-4, and none too happy about it all, are Chris Meaghr and Doug Owens. Immunizations for measles, TB " and polio were given pupiiB at Syracuse Eleml!ntary School Wednesday. This is the last year the health department will go into schools to give immunization shots. Beginning next fall pupils still may receive the shots, but they will have to go to the health department. Pictures by Katie Crow. , • •• at VOL. XXVII I NO. 246 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter WASmNGTON (UPI) President Carter 's top foreign affairs adviser today accu~ th~ , ~viet Union p,f making Inaccurate charges about unsuccessful arms talks in Moscow and warned that Carter will not shut up on human rights to get a strategic weapons agreement. . " I think if SALT is dependent on the United States ttaving to deny itself the right to affirm · these (human rights) beliefs, then it is not. worth it," said Zbigniew Brzezinski," Leading ;an apparent White House dr1ve to drum up favorble world opinion for an arms ·agreement between the superpowers, Brzezinski was interviewed on. the NBC-TV Todaypro~ramand arranged to meet With other reporters later. . He smd : - The Russians rejected proposals from Carter in .Mbscow which would have capped the arms race and • reduced the threshhold of nuclear confrontation. -Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko was wroog in accusing the United States and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance of conducting devious negotiations in Moscow. - The United States will not abandon its allies in Western Europe by unilaterally removing defensive missiles without a similar cutback in Russian offensive missiles aimed at the area. - And he is confident arms talks will be pursued by both sides and hopes the Russians will finally see the mutual advantages of a proposal to cut strategic w~pons . "I would say that that's rather strong language ... I would say it's il1accurate," said Brzezinski of Gromyko's Moscow press conference accusations that the United (Continued on page 12) en tine FRIDAY, APRIL 1, _1977 PRICE FIFTEEN CENt .;:;:::::::::::;:::::::;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;: Powerftu 16-wheeler will tour 10 states May through October CLEVELAND ( UPI ) - The Chessie System has announced its Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will run a steam locomotive passenger train through 10 states from May through October to celebrate B&O's !50th anniversary. · • Train bUffs will be able to take a ride on the 1kar "Otessie Steam Special" for $20. Children will ride for $18. The train will tour the Washington and Baltimore area With runs to Philadelphia and Harpers Ferry, w. Va. ~en it will go to Pittsburgh and Wheeling before movmg on to Cleveland. Later the train will go to Detroit, Grand Rapids Chicago, Cincinnati, Huntington, W. Va:, and Richmond before returning to Baltimore. "This train from the past pulled by a giant steam engine, will give the public a chance to join in the anniv~rsary of the B&Oand the railroad industry," a Chi!SSie spokesman said Thursday. The locomotive is a 11Moot IS-wheeler weighing 809,000 pounds built for the Reading Railroad in 1946. • Crash ·suits top billion EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday through Tuesday, a chance of . SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) It named Pan American showers Sunday and ·· A lawsuit that could total World Airways, KLM Royal Monday. Fair Tuesday. mor.e than $1 billion was filed Dutch airlines and Boeing .... Highs wUI be In the 50s in federal court Thursday on Corp. as defendants. The suit By United Press International .~ Sunday and in the 40s or 50s behalf of victims in tpe worst alleged negligence and SANTACRUZDETENERIEE,SPAIN - THE remains.of Tuesday. Lows will be in aviation Oltrilans said De crash in history. carelessness. It .also alleged Kennedy and will probably victims of the Canary Islands air disaster will be taken home By DANIEL F. GILMORE the 40s early Sunday and Mohrenschildt told him .a result of that the 747 planes , were Fjled as WASHINGTON '(UPI) never be · corroborated. De as soon as Spanish authorities issue death certificates, to the upper ZOs or falling 1 Sunday's disaster at Santa unsafe because of defects. The House Assassinations Oswald aeted " at his Mohrenschildt was found probably Saturday, U. S. officials said today. the lowers 3011 by Tuesday. Cruz de Tenerife in the The suit sought $1.5 million The officials said most of the certificates will be Committee today questioned guidance and instructions." dead in the Palm Beach home He said De Mohrenschildt of his sister-in-law Tuesday in ,:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; Canary Islands where · a each for general and special · anonymous because almost all ·the 577 dead were burned and a Dutch journalist who Dutch KLM plane collided on damages and $5 million each mangled beyond recognition in the flaming runway collision claims Lee Harvey Oswald wrote a book about the (Continued on page 12) the runway with a Pan exemplary and punitive damwas involved in a corl.~piracy Kennedy case "and .he told Sunday of a Pan American 747 and a KLM 747. American jetliner, killing 577 . ages for M9Clintock and with anti-Castro Cubans and me that in this manuscriptpersons, the suit-if certified Roman. LONDON - SECRETARY OF STATE CYRUS VANCE "Texas oilmen" to kill John . which is in his Dallas officehe mentioned names of CIA by the courts as a class Iri additon , it asks that the turned away today from the stalled U. S.-Soviet arms talks and F. 'Kennedy The newly reconstituted and FBI officials who conferred with British Foreign Secretary David Owen on a WASHINGTON (UPI) - THE SENATE TODAY action-(!ould result in "as- suit become a class action for peaceful shift to black majoriti rule in Rhodesia. They met at committee scheduled a according to him are confirmed the nominations of Ernest Boyer, a native of tronomical" rewards for the 304 other Californians who the Foreign Office after Vance had made a brief stop at the U. closed session after Willem connected .witn the Kennedy Dayton, Ohio, as U. S. Commissioner of Education and Arthur survivors and relatives of . had arranged With Royal victims, aii attorney said. Cruise Lines, Inc ., San · Oltmans made his allegations assassination." S. embassy to meet senior embassy workers. Weaver as head otthe Small Business Administration. "I haven't computed it all Francisco, to go'on an ocean With De Mohrenschildt on the NBC-tV 's Today Owen leaves April 10 for a six-day swing through southern President Carter named Boyer to succeed Edward not sure we can cruise in the Mediterranean. out I'm claims join dead, Outman's program. Africa.- not to submit new compromises on majority rule but Aquirre and Weaver to succeed Mitchell Kobelinski. Aquirre yet, because we haven 't The cruise was to commence other uncorroborated stories Oltmans said his source to meet both black and white leaders in the area. Following a and Kobelinski were nominated by former President Ford. determined how many people at Las Palmas, Spain, arid the being checked · by the De Moh· · was ·George working lunch at the Foreign Office, Vance planned to fly to Weaver, 54, is from Little Rock, Ark., and was president of w.ould be eligible for passengers were flying into renschildt, a Russian · assassination committee. Paris to brief French President Valery Giscard d.'Estaing on the Union Life Insurance Co., before being ta)iped by Carter. compensation," he said. that port when the crash A once-secret committtee Boyer, 48, has been chancellor of the State University of New· born language professor who the stalled U.S. • Soviet strategic arms negotiations. The ·suit in U.S. District · occurred. committed suicide in Palm transcript has admitted that York since 1970. Also confirmed by voice vote were Mary Court was filed on behalf of The suit asked $1.5 million Berry as assistant secretary for education in HEW; Willtam . ANN Afi.BOR, .MICH. - AN ANNUAL SPRING rite of Beach, Fla., Tuesday . the panel cannot go public Harold E. McClintock, be awarded for each death in said De with the stories because they James Perry as director of defense research and engineering; .drinking, dancing and dope among University of Michigan Oltmans Placereville, Calif., son of the crash to the sole heir of students has come under fire because of participation by high Mohrenschildt was one of the have no confirmation on and David Emerson Mann as a~istant secretary of the Navy. Myrtle E. McClintock killed each victim living in them. school and grade school children. Stuaents were to gather conspirators. The full119-page transcript Oltmans, who testified in HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - ACTOR WALTER McGINN, 40, in the crash, and David California. It sought another today for their annual "hash bash" -.a pot-smoking, beerdrinking welcome to spring that has become a tradition in· private before the coqunittee of a March 17 ·executive was killed in a car accident Thursday. McGinn's car plunged Nelson Roman, Sunnyvale, $5 million for each survivor of 1 last month, told NBC this session of the panel over a mountain cliff. He died from internal injuries shortly Calif., son of Ruth Roman the crash . recent years. who also died. De inadvertently was released to that after arrival at Pacoima Lutheran Hospital. But University and city officials were hoping it's the last morning some members of the press Mohrenschildt killed himself His death forced suspension in the filming of Joseph time around for that particular rite. Police said it has been Wambaugh's "The Choir Boys." Only last week McGinn attracting younger teens every year. School spokesmen call it rather than testify. He said this week, along with the "disruptive." City officials promised strict enforcement of the conspiracy ring included authorized release of a March received a best supporting actor nomination by the TV Critics Circle for the performance in the ABC television special, local ordinances governing parking, public nuisance, drinking "anti-Castro Cubans and 16 transcript. There were no proven "Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years." and loitering in an effort to "dissuade" spring fever-11ufferers Texas oilmen." A committee investigator sensations in its preliminary from staging the "hash bash," university spokesman Joel was in Palm Beach trying to findings on the deaths of John COLUMBUS (UPI) -THE OHIO GENERAL Assembly Berger said. contact De Mohrenschildt, Kennedy in 1963 and Dr. has established an "Urban Crisis Committee"; now rural COLUMBUS - COLUMBUS LINDEN McKINLEY'S who had a previous hospital Martin Luther King Jr. in lawmakers want a "Rural Crisis Committee." Thirteen rural House members, concerned that the champions rated steak. For Japanese governor, businessmen record as a mental case, 1968. Addressing the proble.m of legislature is overlooking Ohio farmers, Thursday introduced and journalists, Gov . James A. Rljodes has most usually when he died. Oltmans . also ·appeared publishing evidence that the a resolution calling for a "Rural Crisis COmmittee" to make served up hamburgers from a fast-food chain in which he owns The Meigs County Museum Benderson , Carol King, today on the ABC-TV GQod panel was getting on with the recommendations by the end of next year "n solving rural stock. 1 arts and crafts dasses will Peggy Moore , Barbara · · But Thursday when the state, Class AAA basketball Morning America program, job, Chief Counsel Richard problems. The 16-member legislative committee would study such exhibit work completed Murray, Clara Riley, Laner champions visit¢ the g~vernor's mansion, they got T-bone where he said the late Texas Sprague, who since has resig- . ned; told the committee : millionaire H. L. Hunt, the as -environmental pollution, high unemployment, wring the winter season at Wmebrenner and Joan Wolfe. problems steaks. Rhodes, a sports buff,. feted the team withta steak "It is very difficult to think CIA and FBI were involved in suburban expansion into rural areas, substandard housing', the museum on Butternut- Bea Douglas, Barbara Karr, luncheon including baked potato, green beans and mushrooms of what is being presented the Kennedy conspiracy. poor health care and limited access to energy sources. Rep. ' Ave. in Pomeroy Sunday Lois Snyder and Terry Toler and a choice of cherry, lemon merihgue and Dutch apple pie. that is meaningful , that does participated in the crafts He said he would give the Robert McEwen, R-Hillsboro, chief sponsor, said the rural from 1 to J' p.m. · A local caterer provided the spread and Rhodes paid for it not get into that which ought and their work will be dasses The exhibit will mark the legislators are becoming irritated with the amount of special , out of his own pocket, according to a spokesman for the ' assassinations committee a not be presented .. :" on display. first spring activity · at the picture of a Cuban, now living attention being given cities. governor's office. Part of that unsubstan· The spring arts and crafts museum. Refreshments will in Florida, who took part in tiated evidence con· dasses will begin the third C~~~MB~S (UPI) ·A HOSPITAL patients "bill of be served. WASffiNGTON - RISING PRICES FOR soybeans, the Kennedy assassins tion at rights, tncludmg the nght to refuse treatment and receive an cerned the alleged partici· ~k in April. Drawing and The arts and.crafts classes, oranges, cattle and cotton raised the average of all raw farm Dallas, Nov. 22, 1963. itemized bill, was introduced Thursday by Sen . Ma.rigene instructed by Tricia Adleta, JEinting and macrame will pation of George DeMoh· De Mohrenschildt, who product prices another I .per cent in the month ending. March Valiquette, D-Toledo, and ten other Ohio Senate Democrats. All patients are entitled to "be treated with respect began last September and be offered . Those wishing 15, the Agriculture Department said Friday. The increase was knew Oltmans for 11 years, renschildt, a Russian· born ·language professor, in. dignity and self-respect," according to Valiquette's bill, which rontinued through the winter more information may caJI the fourth consecutive monthly gain in farm prices. It left the visited the Dutch journalist in introduced by a different sponsor last· session but never mo ntl\s . Watercolor s, Mrs. Adleta a 99 ~040 or 992price average -which rose 3 per cent in December, 1.5 per Holland a few weeks ago. .an alleged conspiracy to kill was re;~ched the Senate floor. . cent in January and 2 per cent mFebruary - 1.5 per cent The bill would give patients the right to know the name and charcoal drawings, pencil ffiSl. specialty of the treating physician and to obtain "complete and drawings, macrame and above a year earlier. current information" concerning diagnosis, treatment and batik are the areas th e Simultaneously, the department.announced that American prognosis "In language the patient can reasonably be expeced dasses studies, all of which export firms haVe reported making "optional origin" sales of · to understand." Further, the blll ·would require doctors to will be displayed Sunday. The 390,000 tons of soybeans, or nearly 14'.3 million bushels, to inform patients of all " reasonable forseeable risks" and for . Museum mini-theater ·will the hospital to provide prlva~imely" care an" d an Itemized China - 200,000 tons for delivery in the season ending in Three calls were answered bill. . . feature a new slide show Thursday September and 190,000 tons for delivery in the 1977-78 year evening and Friday ' beginning Oct. 1. COLUMBUS IUPil - EMERGENCY LEGISLATION prepared by Instructor morning by the Middleport 1:> Columbus man, 69-year . Ewing's Funeral Home at Officials emphasized that the "optional origin" clause in old Curtis T. Benson, was Pomeroy then transferred to add ~ng 10 hazardous weather days to the list of excusable Adleta and Don Adleta. The Emergency Squad and police inain gallery will feature a department. the sales contract means that the deliveries may not come fatally injured in a single car Jerry Spears ~· uneral Home (Continued on page 12) from the tight American soybean supply. The beans "may be accl!fent at 6:20 p.m. Thurs- in Columbus. It was Meigs ;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: unique ex hi bit of early At 4:13 p.m., the squad American tools. supplied in 1fuii or in part from the. large brazilian crop," day on US 33, one tenth of a County's third fatality of the went to Route ), Middleport, Drawings and paintings, offtcia'is said. \ mile south of SR 681 near year. where Fowler, Mlich will be on exhibit repa iringThomas Darwin in Meigs County. the roof at his Charles Bryan, 24, HunSunday, were done by Lori home, had fallen some KINSHASA, ZAIRE - ZAIRE, ACCUSING the foreign WASHINGTON (UPI)- Unemployment returned The Gallia-Meigs · Post tington, was taken to 15 Faulk, Jan Haynes, Sandy feet . He . was taken to press of spreading "lies," has imposed censorship on coverage State Highway Patrol said Pleasant Valley Hospital in to a post-t"ecesslon low of 7.3 per cent tD March as many . of a rebel invasion into its southern copper belt. It also Benson, traveling north, lost Point Pleasant for tre<~tment workers were recalled .ftom layoffs caused by · the Veterans Memorial Hospital. r~laced the commander of defending loyalist troops. nation's severe winter, the Labor Department reported control of his car which ran of minor injuries suffered as While the squad was on the Embattled President Mobutu Sese Seko angrily denied reports . off the right side of the high· . a result of a truck ac;cident at today'. run , another call was be might flee into exile but did not· flatly say he would not way, back across the left side 9:20a.m. Thursday on SR 7 at The 0.2 per cent drop broug~ joblessness down to ' FffiEMEN CALLED received from 738 S. Fourth resign. , the level established last January before the nation . The Pomeroy · Fjre St. , where Ronnie Denny had to crash into a creal\ embank· the junction of US 35. The government reiterated its rlaim the 23-day-cld ment. was hit by unusually cold weather. The decline Department was called to received a head injury while Benson was The patrol ,said the brakes invasioo across Shaba province from Angola was spearheaded pronou~ced dead at the scene failed on the Leasing Corp. occurred entirely among aduit men, most of whom had Mulberry Ave., near the playing crocheC: He was by-Cuban troopS and fueled by Russian arms. But there were by Meigs County Coroner. truck Bryan was driving been laid off by the weather. Pomeroy Elementary School, taken to Veterans Memorial Indications the ·government might be moving toward a . Ray Pickens. Despite problema created by the weatber and at 3 p.m. Thursday to ex- Hospital where; . he was causing the loaded bottled negotiated settlement of the conflict. Expressing astonishment · winter-related energy shortages, the economic Unofficial sources said they oxygen tanks to shift, which tinguish a brush fire. At 6:22 treated and released. At 1:~2 at •'the sympathy some journaliSts · display for the understood Mr. Benson died overturned the truck , The recovery apparently has resumed following a so-called p.m., the Pomeroy unit an- a.m. Friday, the squad took · aggreuors," a government spokesman_ said Thursday all of massive head and other Gallipolis Volunteer Fire "pause" in late 1976. Other economic statistics also swered a call to Route 33 · Floyd Rhodes, 647 S.· Second dispatches by foreign correspondents must be submitted iniuries. whow evidence of healthy expansion. . Department was called as a where a traffic fatality had Ave., to Veterans Memorial before transmission . <t .:::::::.....:.:.... ·.· .·:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::.;::.:::.::::::::: ::::::::\~:::::::::::: ::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: taken place. . The · body was taken to precautionary m~s ure. Hospital. • _ in assassination tale state, nation, world Winter's work in .arts, crafts to ·be on exhibit Columbus man fa-t ally injured CaJJs answered Employment on the rise . '"" ~ "" �c 2- TheDatly Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, Aprtll , 1977 , The Food and Drug Admlntstral!on today proposed a crackdown on the amount of a potential cancer causmg substance that may be round m datry products poultry, eggs and ltsh Envtronmentalists call the move madequate SubJect of the action are PCBs, wtdely used cherrucai compounds found m transformers, brake hnmgs and many other products Thetr presence m water has caused restrictions of fishmg m the Hudson Rtver, m parts of the Great Lakes and elsewhere, and the Envu-onmental ProtectiOn Agency estunates that 90 per cent of all AmeriCans have levels ol the chemtcals m poultry (5 ppm now) 0 3 ppm for eggs (0 5 ppm now) and 2 theu- body fat The FDA, m a nohce ppm (instead of the current 5 prepared for today's Federal ppm ) m fish and shelUtsh The Envronmental Defense Regtster , proposed a reduchon m the amount of Fund and the Natural Re PCBs that Mil be allowed m sources Defense Council last several types of lood Jail pehhoned lor reductions The new levels would be I 5 as an mterun step toward parts per milhon m milk and ev.entually outlawmg PCBs datry products (compared to enttreiy from food 2 5 ppm at present), 3 ppm m Dr Joseph Htghland head of EDF s ' toxtc chemtcals program, called the FDA proposal ts dl5appotnting and madequate" because 1t does not appear to be a move toward an eventual ban 'They re gomg m the right direction, clearly.'' he sa1d, but added that they seem not to recogruze that the PCB problem ls not gomg to go away He satd the EPA has eshmated there are 750 mtlhon pounds of PCBs currently'b service and 150 million m small doses could enter the envtronment, and the corporation s h1gh etlucal eventually food, through garstandards were not stgrufcant bage landftlls streams and m relation to overall opera- the hkf Potentially, he sa1d, there tions,' GM satd, 'but the management 1s concerned are ftve times as many PCBs that even these mmo" wa~tmg to enter the envtron deVIations took place and has ment as have already caused taken steps so that those current problems The FDA satd PCBs are an standards wtll be mamtamed ' unavoidable contarrunant ' m the future In cl81mmg no wrongdomg and it would be unpoSSJble to by the world s largest auto elunmate them entirely Htghland acknowledged company Murphy made no mention of a current tax that a complete ban now mvesttgation by the Internal would result in many loods Revenue Servtce, posstbly bemg outlawed, but satd hts tnvolvmg millions of dollars group 1s not asking for an tn tax payments But GM tmmedtate ban and the spokesmen satd Murphy s tmport ant pomt was a remarks m a Balllmore promise to move toward an speech dtd cover that mqury eventual zero tolerance GM claims payoff innocence DETROIT ( UPI) General Motors has released a report mdtcating outstde agents may have made tmproper payments m tis behalf to influence sales or non-<Iutomollve products m some overseas markets The dtsclosure was con tamed m an annual report filed wtth the SecurttteS and Exchange CommlSs ton Thursday GM Chauman Thomas A Murphy termed the payments ''minor devtattons from 1ts (GM's } htgh standards ' No corporate offiCials were rnvolved, he Said Murphy satd the dev1at10ns were dtscovered durmg a stx month worldwtde internal mvestlgation of corporate ac- It vtltes over a five year period The mvesltgation, he satd, showed GM conststently conducted tts busmess m accordance wtth both applicable law and htgh ethical standards ' The GM report satd there may have been some tmproper transacttons mvolvtng mdependent salesmen who sell GM nonautomottve products on a comrrusswn basts GM would not say what non-<~utomo\lve products were mvolved These agents, GM satd may have used a ''minor portion" of thetr comnusstons - totaling $17 5 million over the five-year peri'1 - for unpro~r pay ments to foretgn government personnel or purchasing ex ecutives GM said 11 could nnt deterrrune what portion, if any of the comrruss1ons were used for unproper'payments GM also satd that about $250 000 a year - a small port10n of overseas sales of ~ bilhon a year - had been patd out m fac1htatmg payments • whtch are clearly recorded m us fmanctal statements The factlttat1ng payments," GM :sa1d, are made by many corporations to mmor government personnel m relatively small amounts to expedtte people and goods through customs and generally to obtam the prompt performance of rout1ne government functions Spokesmen relused to divulge what countrtes were mvolved "The few departures from , Economy better WASHINGTON (UP! ) Government experts cla1m the nation 's labor market has expanded at a healthy pace m recent months desptte a temporary setback caused by the severe wmter weather Those estunates were to be tested today With the Labor Department release of unemployment data for March Unemployment rose to 7 5 per ce nt m February, reversmg a steady declme from 8 per cent to 7 3 per cent over the prevtous four months But most of the tncrease was attributed \Q layofls caused by energy shortages and the weather Julius Shlskin, head of the Bureau of Labor Statisttcs, noted employment rose an average of 300,000 JObs per month between November and February Thts compared to about 50,000 JObs tn each of the previOus four months, durmg a so-called pause ' m the nation s economic recovery • Long separated sisters reunited in Columbus The pace of expanston durmg the past;l.Qur months4s COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) - In 1902, two San Paulo, Braztl, where thetr farmer only a httle slower than young ststers sa1d goodbye to each other on father had become a merchant..,and was when the recovery was still m Ute edge of the tiny vtllage of Kufetr, sending for the other farruly members one Its early stages," he sa1d Lebanon, not knoWing tl would be 7o years by one as he could afford tt There also were mdicat1ons But, Mrs Khourte s was the youngest m before they met.agmn the upward trend continued That reuruon was Thursday at the Port the family and belore her turn came, she durmg March Dame! Brill ColumbusatrportasMrs Shamala Khow-te, had marrted at age of 15 and left for Treasury asststant secretary 82 walking on a cane now, and Mrs Katra Amenca w1th her husband for economtc pohcy, told a She d1d not see a member of her farruly Gebara, grayhatred and stooped, embraced House subcommtttee thts again until Fred flew to Brazil this week and and cr1ed week that • employment rose Mrs Kourte's daughter Nell1e and sons, rehtrned w1th his aunt afa fau- clip ' last month Mrs Khourte had worrted that tt was too Fred and Henry arranged the meeting Total employment rose by across ltme and contments They sa1d they late and she wouldn t know what to do or say 400 000 tn February to 89 did tt because they could remember as to a woman who by now was htile more than milhon - about 2 5 milhon children catching their mother alone, crying a stranger higher than a year ago But But when the tune came, the ststers just m her room , surrounded by pictures of her the number of jobless persons touched each otiter s face, and no one m the faraway family also mcreased by 225,000 In 1902, 1! had been Katra s turn to go to family dtd any talking anyway Most of the layoffs were weather-related, and there were stgns as early as February that the JOb market already was recovertng from the weather as the average number of workmg hours Members of the 1976-77 All principal, presented the they want to win The key mcreased sharply ingredient to wtnntng tn Southeastern Ohio Athlettc awards Econorrusts also were en Jim Myers, Logan, athletics or m life Is practice :;::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::':::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:'::::::::::::::· couraged by a report thts League' s Dream Team ' were honored durtng Thur· presented the MVP and Best and leammg to avoid the week by Commerce WINNING NUMBERS sday mght's 29th annual post· Foul Shootmg awards to Mike things that failures do " Secretary Juamta Kreps, This week's winning Ohio who predicted the economy He emphasized that no season banquet in the Ironton McBroom, Logan Coach Lottery numbers Buddy Bell, Ironton, game ts won on the day It 1s Htgh School caleterta would show an expanston of PotO'Gold Highlight of the evenmg presented GAHS Coach Jim played but is won m pract1ce about 4 5 per cPnt durmg the Three-digit numher was the presentation or the Osborne the Coach of the by not just the team, but the first quarter, desp1te weather 172 Year award Darryl Jones, enure squad of players tndlvidual trophies and problems Three-digit number D1orio ctted people in all certlftcates to Mike Brown Ironton, presented IHS At 7 5 per cent tn February, 873 Dean Royal, Ironton Mike reserve CQach Phil Rice the walks of llfe who work hard Joblessness remamed at a Five-digit number McBroom and Jan Myers, reserve championship trophy but cannot achieve success histoncally high level It was Logan and Robert Holstnger, and the val"l!itY championship because they over work and nonetheless 1 :; per cent 35775 " Double Play Waverly, all members of the trophy to Ironton's seniors bum themselves out early below the recesston peak Threi!'dlgit number who guided the Tigers to a 12The speaker stated, " losmg first team 775 breeds losmg and wmnmg Second team honorees were 2loop mark Five-digit number The Blll Thomas Trophy breeds wtnnmg, and both of Rick Howard, Ironton, Bnan Wed Early B1rds 76935 Hawk, Logan Gjtry Swain, was presented to IHS by these tratts are habtts If you 3 30 77 Slx·digit number get in the habit of losing you Gallipolis, Steve Randolph, Frank Houston Standongs 152707 Dr LouiS Diorto, a member will lose but if you get the Metgs , Chuck Thompson, Logh thouse Rest 48 WtDDlng color-red Kmg Builder s 44 Waverly and Ron Hudson, of the College of Dentistry at habit of wlnnmg you wlll wm Evelyns Grocery 38 Ohio State University, and still know how to lose Wellston Ben Tom 32 Honorable mention awards congratulated the players wtth dlgmty and pride mstead Royal Crown 32 went to Bob Meek, Athens, who were selected to the All of trymg to fight or eXhlbtt down you wtll pull many of Shirley Kay 22 Team high senes - Ben Brent Johnson, GallipoliS; SEOAL team the coaches some of the flagrant un· your friends family, and Tom 2677 Lighthouse Rest Dave Sesber, Ironton Pat and parents of the boys lor sportsman like conduct you teammates wtth you ' K1ng Builders 2619 Dtor10 pomted out that 26S2 see on TV and even In some McDonald, Jackson Tom their sacrifices T ea m h1gh game athletes are leaders and Loghthouse Rest 938 King In his address the former high school games " Russell, Logan Alan Dodson, He concluded by stressmg models and what they do can Buolders 935 Ben Tom 922 Metgs , Mark Ftelder, coach at IIUnots, Youngslnd 1v1dual h•gh senes Waverly and John Martin, town, and lllmols Wesleyan that the most unportant thmg Influence the hves of Bess Hendro cks 532 Belly thousands ol youngsters and told the audlence ol 170 that ' is what you become after Wellston Wh it latch 521 Ellamay Bob Bevins, Jackson 'people do not wm because doing something and 1f you go admmng adults Norton 480 SEO All-Star cagers h Onored Local Bowling lnd•v•dual Mary Voss h1gh game - 194 Flossie Maxson 193 Ettamay Norton 189 Bran is low in sodium Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. sodium m thetr common DEAR DR LAMB - My foods wtthout any problem at husband has very high blood all In more severe cases 11 IS pressure and kidney trouble wtse not only to elirniilate ad· He bas been eating pure bran ding salt to loods but to select obtamed m one of the health foods that contam little or no food stores, two teaspoons sodium Natural wheat bran IS very three times a day , which has low m sodiun'l It contams on· helped his bowels ly 9 milligrams of sodium m He would like to know if 100 grBIIIS (3 o ounces), acthere IS any salt m the bran cording to the U S Depart and if S(), bow much He also ment of Agrtculture A nor drinks from three to lour glasses of skim IDilk a day Is mal healthy active adult nor there any salt m the rrulk that mally needs about 2 5 grams of salt a day (969 milligrams could prove hannful ? DEAR READER -The on of sodium) but the average ly reason for concern about Amertcan may con11ume IO to salt ts 1ts sodium content Salt 12 grBIIIS of salt a day (3875 to JS sodium chloride When the 4600 milligrams of sodium) body retatns sodtum tt retaii1S The healthy ktdney sunply ·nwd and in people with high flushes out the excess along blood pressure this may wtlh water to mamtam the cause an increase tn normal salt balance m the body press w-e A cup or ~lass of rrulk (halfHow severe the sodium pmt) contams 122 rrulltgrams restr1ct10n must be m a pa· of sodium, lar more than the !lent's case depends entire!} bran Milk contaiiUI the same on how severe his disease IS amount of salt as the cow's Many ~le With modest body fluids about the same high blOod pressure can as for hwnans That amount tolerate a J"eliSOilllble amount of ~turally clecurnng By Lawreoce E Lamb, M 0 .. Plus Receolpts 9 935 02 FINANCIAL REPORT lflt. {GrOSS) 5128 exptndlturtl OFTOWNSHIPS S.leofLOfS 2AS00 M•lnt ~Operation Other 296 95 For FISC II Y tlr Erleling TOll I R e<:tiPfS 2 878 A3 Equipment - -029 on Oecemller 31 nu Total Beg lnnmg Beta nee Other E .:penses 1 920 •• Rutl.and Townshtp Plus Recerpf! .4 1677.4 Total Exp 6 3..4? u Mti!U County Expend1tures Bol Dec 31 1976 3 58~ II Rutland Oh10 Total Exp Plus Sal Mnch 23 1971 Salar.es 2 56111 00 oec 31 1976 9 935 02 I certdy the follow1ng Supplies 130 Sill Rep~lf$ 270 to Ff'dtr.IIAnll RICtnlan l rep or ro~e correct Other Expenses SS 80 Auistlnce Edna M Swick t Recetpts Townsh ip Clerk Total Exp 3 021 i other 465 00 Te l No 61 A 1A'1 2872 Ba,l Dec 31 1976 1 U6 SO Total Receipts 465 00 summarvotCash Total Exp Plus Bal E xpendltures B.atances R etttpts Dec 31 1976 4 16774 Salaries 82 50 And e xptndrtures Fire Protect•on Fund Total Exp 82 50 B.alance Jan 1 197t Bal J&n 1 1976 C1 00) Bat Dec 31 1976 312 50 ' F l Recttpts 0 4 ...eneral unct 2IS iJI General Proper tv Tax - & Total Exop P lus Bal Motor Veh1c1e L1cense Real Estate and Dec 31 19'76 465 00 Tax Fund .. 26-111 13 Townshrp Debt-Notes Gasolme Tax Fund 22 2 4 _,. Tra1l£'r (Gross ) 2 285 20 Purpose For WhiCh Note Road a d 8 d e Tang ble Personal Property n r g Tax (G ross ) 51 28 Back Hoe l=und (23692 7 ) TotaiRecetpts 2336A8 Outstanding Jan 1 Cemetery Fund l 289 3l Total Beg lnrung Balance 1976 6 500 00 F1re Protecr•on Fd (1 00) 'Plus Receipts 2 335 A8 Redeemed Durmg Year Federal Revenue Expenchtuns 1976 2 161 00 Sharing Fund 3 478 02 Contracts 2 2<~0 11 Batl!nce Outstanctmo 'Totals 8 D99 OJ Other E xpenses 55 80 oec 21 1976 "'333 oo Total Rece1pts T Ra1eot tnt 6 Pet GeneraiFund 1165830 Ot&IExp 229651 Date of F1na1 Mat ~ 3(] 78 Motor Veh•c:t;,License Bal Dec 31 1976 38 97 Grader Tax Fund 9 h70 6 2 Total Exp Plus Bal New Issues Ourmg GasoLine Ta Fund 15 400 00 Dec 31 1976 2 33S A8 Year 1976 10 500 0(] Road and Br dge Federal Revenue Balance Outst.,ndmg Dec Fund Sharing Fund 2 336 48 21 1976 10,500 00 cemetervFund 1976 3-1117802 287843 Bat Jan lRettJpts Rate of tnt 7 Pet F re Protect1on Fd 2 336 48 Grants- Federal 6 .,457 00 Date ofF not Mat 8 21 79 Feder111 Revenue Sharing Total Rece ph 6 <157 Fund 6 457 00 (.4) 1 lie M ise Funds 165 00 Total BeQinOIOQ Balance Totals 51 202 31 Total Rece1pts & Balances General Fund 16 873 10 Motor Veh cte License leur Fund 992.475 Gasoline Ta)C Fund 15 622 44 Road and Br dge Fu nd (327\l'l Cemetery Funct -111167 7-111 F re Protection Fd 2 335 48 Fe ctera l Reven ue Shar ng Fund 9 935 02 MISC Funds 465 00 To tals 59 301 34 E xpend1tures GeneraiFund 1068050 Motor Veh cte L cense Tax Fund 7 86<1 65 Gasoline Ta)C Fund 12 31-11156 FRIDAY APRIL 1,1977 Road and BndgeFund 55 80 Cemetery Fund 3 021 24 5 OG-Big Valley 3 My Three Sons 4 Brady Bunch 8 F~re Protect1on Fd 2 29651 Mister Rogers Neighborhood 20 33, Star Trek 15 Feder al Revenue 5 30"--Adam 12 4 13, News 6 Family Affair 8 Elec Shari ng Fund 6 349 84 MISC Funds 82 50 Co 20 33 To ta l s 42 665 60 6 oo-News 3 4 B 10 13 15 ABC News 6 Zoom 20 33 811ance Dec Jl 1976 6 )()-NBC News3,4,15 ABC News 13 Andy Griffith 6 General Funel 6 193 20 CBS News 8 10 Vegetable Soup 20 VIlla Alegra 33 Motor Veh•cle LICense TaxFund 2070 10 7 OG-Truth or Cons 3 To Tell the Troth 4 Bowling for Gasol ne Tax Fund 3 307 88 Dollars 6 $128,000 Question 8 News 10 To Tell the Road and Bndge Truth 13 My Three Sons 15 Ohio Journal 20 Fund (88 59) Cemetery Fund 1 146 50 Marshall University Report 3J Fire Prolectton Fd 38 87 7 )()-Porter Wagoner 3 Gong Show 4 Candid Camera Federal Revenue Sharing 6 Treasure Hunt 8 MacNeil Lehrer Report 20 33 Fund 3 585 18 Andy Williams 10 Name That Tune 13 Pop Goes M1S<: Funds 382 50 Total 16 63514 the Country 15 Cash Balance Rec e1pts 8 OG-Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Movie ' The San Pedro And xpendcltur es Bums' 6 13 Code R 8 10 Washington Week In By Fund Re... lew 20 33 General Fund Ba t Jan 1 1976 5 215 40 8 J()-Chlco & the ~an 3 4 tS Wall Street Week Recelph 20 33 Generl!l Property Tax 9 OG-Rockford Flies 3,4 IS Nashville 99 8 10 Peoples Real Estate and T ra l er(Gross) 4 95130 Government 33 Lowell Thomas Remembers 20 Tang•blempersonal Proper ty 9 )()-Movie Cooley High 6 13 The Way It Was 20 Ta x (G ro ss) 111 10 10 OG-Pollce Woman 3 4 IS Pilot 8,10 News 20 Estate Ta)C (Gross) 400 10 Firing Line 33 Local Government and Sta te Income Tax 3 039 24 10 30"--Lock Stock & Barrel 20 ,.. C1ga ret te L cense Fees 11 OG-News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Monty Pythons Flying and Fmes {Gross) Ill 38 Circus 20 Black Perspective on the News 33 Ad tus tment s and Refunds 284 15 11 30"--Johnny Carson 3 4 IS SWAT 6,13 Movie Other 2 761 03 Satan s School for Girls 8 Mary Hartman 10, Total Rece pts 11 658 30 ABC News 33 Tota l Beg nn ng Balance 12 oo-Movle The Innocents' to Janakl 33 Ptus Rece p ts 16 87 3 70 E xpend•tures 12 40"--Mod Squad 6 Ironside 13 Tot a l Exp I OG-Midnlght Special 3 4 15 - Adm n1s trat 'IE! 10 680 50 1 4(}-News 13 Grand T otal Exp 2 3(}-News 3 General F und 10 680 50 6 193 20 Sal Dec 31 1~76 3 OG--Mary Hartman 3 Tota l Exp Plus Bal 5 OG-Mary Hartman 3 D ec 31 1976 16 873 70 5 J(}-Movle ' Calling Northside 777' 3 Motor Veh•cle Lrcense Tax Fund Bat Jan 1 1976 26-111 13 Rece1pts SATURDAY,APRIL2, 1977 Motor Veh cle L ce ns e 6 00--Sunrlse Semester 10 Tax 9 670 62 6 J(}-Matters of Life 6 Treehouse Club 10 Kentucky Tota l Rece ipt s 9 670 62 Tota l Begmnrng Balance Afield 13 Plus Rece pts 993-475 7 0(}-Saturday Report 3, Children s Theatre 4 Eddie E )Cpendrtures Saunders 6 Treehouse Club 8 U S Farm Report Total Expendttures 10 Gilligan 13 - Mrscellaneous 2 727 10 - Ma ntenance 5 137 55 Grand Tota I Exp 7 3(}-Bullwlnkle 3 World of Survival 4 Valley of the Motor Veh cle L1cense Dinosaurs 6 Dusty s Treehouse 8 Man From Tax Fu nd 7 86-4 65 Bat Dec 31 1976 2 070 10 C 0 S I 10 Short Story Special 13 Sesame 51 Tota l Exp Plus Bat 20 Dec 31 1976 9 934 15 8 00Woody Woodpecker 3 4 15 Tom & Jerry Gasoline Tax Fund Mumbly 6 13 Sylvester & Tweety 8 10 Bal Jan 1 1976 222 44 Receipts 8 3(}-Plnk Panther 3 4 IS Clue Club 8 10 JabberJaw Gasoline Tax 15 400 00 6 Mister Rogers 20 Total R ecerpts 15 400 00 9 oo-Scooby Doo Dynomull 6 13 Bugs Bunny Road Total BeQJnnmg Balance Plus Rece pts 15 622 44 Runner 8 Bugs Bunny & Friends 10 Sesame St "20 Expend,tures 10 00--Speed Buggy 3 4 IS, Tarzan 8 10, Once Upon a Total Exp Classic 20 \.... - M iscellaneous 9 170 15 10 3(}-Monster Squad 3 4 15 :' Ko:Dffl Supershow 6,13 - Mamtenanc e 3 144 41 Grand Tota l Exp Batman 8 tO Gasolme Tax Fund 11 00--Space Ghosts F-rankenstein Jr 3 4 15 Shazam 12 314 56 Isis 8 10, Consumer Survival Kit 20 Bat Dec Jl 1~76 3 307 ss Tofal Exp P lu s Bal 11 3(}-Big John, Little John 3 4 15 Supertrlends 13 Dec 31 1976 IS 622 44 Big Vlue Marble 6 Characteristics of Learning Road and Bridge Fund Disabilities 20 Balance Jan 1 12 OQ-Land of the Losl3,4, 15 Hot Dog 6 VIewpoint 8. 1916 (2 369 27) Recetpts Fat Albert 10 Action News for Kids 13 Crocketts General Property Tax ~ Victory Garden 20 Real Esla1e and 12 3(}-Royal Easter Egg Riddle 3, American Band Tra ler (Gross) 2 285 20 Tang1ble Personal Propert y stand 13 Muggsy 4 15 Soul Train 6, Gomer Pyle, Tax <Gross) 51 28 USMC 10 Crop Game 20 Total R ece1pts 2 336 .4 8 I OG-ARA sSports World 3 Paying the Bill 4 Way Total Begmn no Balan ce Dul Games 8 Movie Story of Three Loves' 10 Plus Rece1pts (32 79) E xpend1tures Wrestling 15 Infinity Factory 33 Total Exp I 3(}-Movle Sweet Rosie 0 Grady 3, Movie M scellaneous 55 80 ' Bluebeard' 4 Point of VIew 6 Children s Film Grand Tot a I Exp Festival 8 !'logan s Heroes 13 Zoom 33 Road and Bnctge Fun d of salt IS equtvalent to the concentration of salt tn sea water If a person needs to severely restrict the salt m the diet tt wlll be necessary to limit or eliminate the use of milk In that case calc)um sup plements may be needed There are some brands of low salt m1lk prepared as spectal foods that are avail.lible m some parts of the country and if your husband needa to go this route perhaps the diett tian or doctor can help him With what ts available in your commwuty FrUits and !nut ju1ces are very low in sodium - about two milligrams m an &-ounce glass of orange JWCe I am sending you The Health Letter number 1-11, Blood Pressure Others who want this ISSUe can send 50 cents for 1t With a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope Wnte to me m care of this newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Etad10 City Statton New York, NY 10019 DEAR DR LAMi- I am a 16 year-old male I JUSt started domg calisthemcs every day I used to lift and run only Are the caltsthemcs buildmg up muscle bulk• Also, will they tone up my muscles and make them ftrm• Could you please gtve ~~.~~~~/nformalton on DEAR READER - It makes a difference what type ol cahstbemcs you do In general typtcal exerciSes strengthen the muscles that you use for that exerciSe and often the exerctses mclude stretching and use of body parts through the lull range of thetr mollon Just keep m nund that you can develop terrific arm muscles while your leg muscles w1ther away 1! your leg IS m a cast and unused The pnnctple IS, tl you don't use tt you lose 1t So, senstble cahsthenics help to tmprove muscle mass, muscle tone muscle strength, mobtllty and endurance only of the parts used March 27 1977 Won Lost Roadrunners 80 24 Farmer s Bank 64 40 Salem St Mkt 54 50 Team No 1 52 52 SeldOm Rest _ Ceramics .U 60 Ed s Crossrds Gro IS 86 Men s High Series - Dan Bowers 486 Roge r Carpenter 469 Short Russell 453 Women s Hogh Series - Laura Carpenter 413 Shirley Harn s 410 Iva Dalton 407 Mens Hogh Game - Stu Blankenship 179 Clelos Dalton and Dan Bowers 178 Roger Dmge ss 17Q Women s Hogh Game - Chns Bowers 176 Shirley Harros 172 Debby TilliS 159 Monday Note Mtxed March 28 1977 Holsinger s 58 Marcum s 55 Roach s Gun Shop 55 Mer ry Go Round 40 Norman South 34 54 22 66 Team High Senes Roa ch s Gun Shop 2286, Shuler s Shulers 2151 Holsongers 2140 Team •Hrgh Game - Roa ch s Gun Shop 865 Roach s Gun Shop 749 Merry Go Roond 744 Men s Hrgh Series Raymond Roach 557 6111 Marcum 527 Mose Norman 512 Mer, s Hrgh Game - Dave Dobbrns 225 Raymond Roach 222 Larry Ennis 197 Women s Hrgh Series N aom 1 • 80 Flnyd 500 Bess Hendnck. 454 Oebbre Sport Parade • ..' • Dobbins 444 Women s Hogh Game Naomo Floyd 219 Bess Debbie Hendrocks 162 Dobbins 153 Season Hogh Series RaymOnd Roach 622 Naomi Floyd SOO Seroes High Game - Larry Hendricks 242 Naomi Floyd 219 THE DALY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF MEIG8-MASON AREA TANNEHILL Exec Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH City Edttvr PubhsiK!d dully excep~ Saturday by The Ohw \1.11Uey Publishm~ ComlillY 11 1 Court St Pomeroy Oluu 45769 Busme.s.s Offtce Phone 992 2156 Edllonal Plume992-2157 ~l.'tiiMl cluss ftOSl.HI!:e paid ~tt Pome1 uy Oluu Nahull.l:ll advertiSing representallve W~rd Gri!fr th ComP~tny Int BuLtmelh lmd Gallct!!!h~r D1 v 1S1 Timd Ave New York NV 10017 Subscnpll un 1ah~·s Dehv~red by C.!lrt tJr where <IVIUlablc 75 t~nts pt!r wtek 8y.MulorRuutewlerect~ITtt!l M!I'VIte no! Hva•lable One month ~ 25 By JnHI) m Ohlu <illt.l W Va Ont Yc1:1r $22 00 Six. months Sll 50 Thrct munlll s 17 00 F.ls~whl!t t! 126 00 Yt!ar Sax muuth.s fiJ 50 Thret' 11\unl l .s $7 SO Sub!M.IIptum pnn mdutlt;s Sund~:~y Tunl)s ~utu1cl 2 oo-outdoors with Julius Boros 6 Racers a Happy Prince 13 Music City U SA 15 Nova 33 2 3(}-Ara s Sports World 6 Antique Furniture 8, U S Open Tennis 13 Wally's Workshop 15 3 OG-FBI 3 Pro Bowling 6 13 Tennis 15 Movie While Commanche ' 8 Solar Energy 33 3 3(}-Llllle Mermaid 4 Call II Macaroni 1& Book B~at 33 4 OG-Satnt 3 Movie ' Dragnet' 4 Urban League 10, Woman 33 4 3(}-Wide World of Sports 6, Goll 15, Outdoors with Ken Callaway 8 Sports Spectacular 10 Wide World of Sports 13 Anyone for Tennyson• 33 5 OG-Star Trek 3 Space 1999"8 Catch 33 33 The Return of 2 OG-Movle 'Call of the Wild 3 3 O!f-ABC News 13 3 :lii=-Movie The Dolly Sisters' 3 5 oo-~a1m J 6 ~FBI) Mr Motto' " " '" .. ' "' •• ' There IS an urgent need now for Bowte Kuhn to keep baseball from suffering the loss of stature It surely willlf he stmpiy pemuts a completely unwarranted physical assault by a playerupoo a manager, whom be's asduty bound to support as much as any player Randle lost his second base job to rookie Bump Wills on mertt, and nothing else ISn t this the very nature of baseball• Moreover, Frank Lucchesi IS the kind ol manager who always has had his players mterests at heart The Rangers gave Randle a chance, but Randle didn't gtve Lucchest a chance He hit hun when he had one hand in hts pocket and he was lookmg down Randle neglected. to lake a numher of things Into constderation One of them IS that Frank Locchest has a spectal steel plate m his head He was (lltchmg battmg practice one day while managing the Pme Bluff, Ark , club and he was hit by a lme di1ve Two holes had to be drllled m Lucchest s head to relieve the pressure on hts bram and for days the doctors weren't sure whether he would live or dte He was m the hospital a month Now the Etangers have word Randle would like to make a public apology to Lucchest ISII't that generous of him • Meanwhile, the Texas manager IS havmg trouble breathing m an Orlando, Fla , hospttal because ol back contustons He has heard about the Players' Association planmng to llle a 'grt.evance" agamst the Rangers for suspending Randle and \hat almost stops him altogether 'My mother always told me to be ruce to people, to put myself m the other person's shoes," he said Thursday 'But she also told me oot to let anyone take unfrur advantage of me This IS one !fme Frank Lucchesi IS not gomg to bow his neck because I think there IS a time where owners and managers must take a stand I can loresee the day where some ballplayer ISII't happy on the club, so he punches the manager, and says 'now I can be traded • 'Well, I'm going to put a stop to It right now If Lenny Randle crawls a hundred miles to say he's sorry, he can turn rtght around and crawl another hundred miles because I'll tell hun 'Good luck, pal • I !mow what recourse I have, and as soon as I'm back on my feet , I'll handle this m my own way I can giVe Lenny Randle aU the assurance he wants, It'll be the proper r------------. : Pro ·J •• A < lI \Standings l NBA Slandongs tnternatlonal Eastern Conference Atlantic DIVISIOn W 1. Pet GB x Pho Ia 47 28 627 Boston 40 36 526 7112 Un1ted Press NY Knlcks Buffalo NY Nels 35 41 461 12 112 W L Pet Houston Wash San Ant Cleve New Drlns Atlan'Tr GB da) --- ' I am trymg to encourage them to stgn me ' Kmgman satd Thursday ' I am not the type or person who could play m New York wtthout a contract I just couidn t handle tt If they don't s1gn me now Walton Ky , population 1 :;oo After recetvtng proclamat~ons f rom Kentucky Gov Juhan Carroll Boone County Judge Bruce Ferguson and Walton Mayor Sam Gamble at an alternoon celebratwn Ule honors were to contmue tomght at Latoma where Cauthen also was to do some of the ndmg that' s made hun famous 'We've got a nme race program scheduled tomght and Steve has been named to Milwau Indian New Eng Brrm y M1nn 35 34 31 19 35 8 39 6 44 3 18 5 ' 78 26A 292 74 270 281 65 216 293 43 136 129 West x Houston Wonn San Diego Edmon Calgary Phoen ix W L T Pis 47 23 6 100 43 31 2 88 38 35 4 80 32 42 3 67 30 41 5 65 27 47 4 58 GF GA 304 226 346 272 261 272 226 291 233 275 269 374 x Clinched d1vlsion t rtle Team disbanded Thursday's Results New England 6 Phoeni x 2 San Doego 4 Wonnepeg J y Friday's Games Saturday's Games New England at lndranapolr s Winnipeg at Brrmmgha m GB 5 7 8 32 .tiS 416 151!2 27 SO 351 20'12 Pacific D•v•s•on W l Pel GB x Los Ang 49 27 645 WHA Standtngs Unlttd Press lnternotoonal Eul W L T Pis GF GA x Quebec 45 30 2 92 338 279 Clnclnn 39 35 4 82 345 290 NHL Sfafldmgs By United Pren lnternat1onal campbell Conferenq~ PlfnCk DiVISIOn W L T Pts GF GA X Phll dlph 47 16 15 109 316 209 NY lslandrs 46 20 12 104 280 186 Atlanta 33 34 11 77 2SS 258 NV Rangers 29 35 14 72 269 301 Smythe DIVISIOn W L T Pts GF GA X Sf UJU!S 31 38 9 71 227 267 M nn esota 23 37 18 6<1 235 297 Ch1cago 26 41 11 63 234 288 Vancouver 24 41 13 61 ?26 285 Colorado 19 45 14 52 216 298 Wales conference NorriS DtYISion W L T Pts GF GA xMontreal 58 812128 37.4170 Los Angeles 3'2 31 15 79 258 235 Pittsburgh 32 33 13 17 232 247 Washlngtn 24 40 14 62 220 294 Detro t 16 53 9 A1 178 301 AdamS DIVISIOn W L T PIS GF GA Boston 1117 23 8 102 300 233 Buffalo 47 24 7 101 793 216 Toronto 333114 80 296277 Cleveland 211 41 13 61 23A 281 x Clinched drvlslon t t le Thursd•.V s Results Mrnnesota 3 Detroit 1 Los Angeles 7 ..Cotorl!dO S Frldly s Games Ch cago at Allanta Colorado at Vancouver S1turday s Games NY Rangers a t Ph1la aft contract after lengthy negottatwns Yan kees who remam unstgned arc Dock Eiios Oscar ()amble and Marty Perez Elsewhere around th e camps Wayne Stmpson pttched a three-tntter for seven mrungs and woo a JOb on the Cahforma roster as the Angels scored a 4-1 wm over the San Otego Padres Butch Hobson hit a two-run smgle and Bill Campbell starred 10 rehef m the Boston Red Sox 3 2 VIctory over the Pitl•burgh Ptrates Rusty Staub and John Wockenfuss had three hots each pacmg the Detrott Tigers to a IIH troumph over the Toronto Blue Jays Greg Luunsk1 's nmth mmtog smgle drove m the wtnntng run as COND IN STATE - Matthew Dawson of New Haven, 10 year-old son of James K and Beth Dawson placed second m the All-State Judo Tournament held m Parkersburg-recenily Matthew IS a member of the Tam Judo Club of Pou;~t Pleasant 1 LOS 1ANGELES (UP!) , Califorma wtll run agatnst the Uruverstty of Southern Califorma and Stanford wtll take on UCLA Saturday m a double Pactftc-11 dual track and lteld meet at UCLA The TroJans wtth a 3-0 record, and the Brums, wtth a 3-1 mark, are lavored to beat the Bears 1-2 and the Cards, 3-2 who JUSt happens to he a horse tramer The publictty glare surroundmg Cauthen shows no stgn or dimmmg Just this week lnternatoonai Management Group contracted Cautlten to handle hts pubhc aflatrs And although tt may sound hklt a hard-edged tag to hang on a mild-mannered 16-year old boy, an IMG offtctal saod that at the moment Cauthen ts the most 'marketable athlete m the world There were no management execs around to call Steve marketable" when he rode a La toma race last September sever&! months before hts New York hermes began He ftnished last He may not have been marketable then but he sttii was a mce kid , something local res tdents ltgure he ll rema1n, fame or not , 'marketability or not % TAMPA, Fla (UP! ) Jorge Orta doubled and scored on J1m Spencer s smgle wtth the ftrst of two 11th mrung runs for the Chtcago Whtte Sox to gtve the Sox a 4-2 exhtbitton win over the Cmcmnah Reds fhursday Spencer came home wtth the msurance run when Doug Flynn permttted Chet Lemmon s ground ball to get past hun for an error as the Sox tagged Reds' rehef ace Rawly Eastw1ck w1th the loss The Reds led 2-1 on homers by Ken Grifley and Cesar Gerommo gomg mto the top of thP runth mrung but a double by Buckey Dent and a songle by Orta tied the score and sent the game mto extra mmngs Fred Nor man pitched hitless ball the first seven mnmgs for the Reds but was mcked lor a run m the third on two walks a sac rifice bunt and an mfteld out • mheld out and wt ld pttch Von Taylor led the Bobcat _ batsmen <With two btts m three tnps Lucas Baird F1fe and Westrau had the other KC h1ts Chatweli and Mobbs led the Lancer attack After rehevmg Fraley 10 the second mmng Batrd the veteran Bobcat hurler fanned 12 while tssumg four walks Hatfteld and Mobbs combmed to walk nme while strtkmg out three Kyger Creek 3-0 will host Wahama at 4 p m Saturday The Joss left Federal Hockmg wtth a 3-2 slate I. me score KC 300 030 1-7 6 3 FH 230 100 0--6 7 I Fraley Batrd (2) (W) and Baylor Hatfield Mobbs (5) (L) and Poston 7 Pet per year on a 4 year certtftcale of depo s 1l $1 000 00 mtntmum depo stt , tnt eresl patd quarterly s ub sfant1a\ p ena lt y IS on all cer t t•cat c account s w•thdr o"Jw n pr or t o tl'1e dat~;~ of matunty A IM\IOked Meigs Co. 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Ca uthen wouldn't r1de a wmner tomght he stoll was destmed for Latonia's wmner s Clfcle: More ceremomes honormg Cauthen were scheduled m the wllliler s c1rcle between nde mounts m SlX races ' the thtrd and lourth races S31d Dave Vance, Latoma Even representatives from the Boone County 4-H Club executtve vtce p(estdent 11 We won't know till close to that Cauthen belongs to and race R1dmg mostly at New race time how many he li the 5<knember Walton Htgh York's Aqueduct since the actually choose to nde m but School band he used to ftrst..tof the year, 'Ltttle tl s posstble he could nde m P.,rform wtth were to be there Stevte Wonder' has broken up to stx races 11 Accompanytng Steve Latoma opened tts gates VIrtually every apprentice his" dsy were throughout jockey record m the htstory of early m antiCipation of a h1s proud parents Tex who crowd that figured to break horse racmg JUst happens to he a race And smce today was h1s the track attendance record track blacksmith and Myra first day back home alter all of 11,000 We re countmg on the that success local offiCials went out of their way to make whole town ol Walton showmg up and then we re 1t a big event Today was offiCially 'Steve taking 11 from there , satd Cauthen Day" throughout the Vance Local fans have been northern Kentucky area and hoptng Ca uthen Will sttck tomght was ' Steve Cauthen rtde m Saturday around and Night " at Latoma Race alternoon s btg race at Course, just a few miles from Latoma, the $35,000-added " Cauthen's hometown of By RICK VAN SANT FLORENCE Ky (UP!) Not much fuss was made when a 5-foot 1 9;.pound ISyear old boy left b.ili small Kentucky hometown for jq'ew York Ctty a few months ago But today CIVIC ofllctals were m a dither about the boy's homecommg because httle Steve Cauthen came back a g1ant Steve ts still the shghtly built, mild mannered youth he was when he left but he IS now the gtan! ol horse racmg -the boy wonder apprenlice JOCkey who somehow keeps wmnmg race after race after Reds ' Little Stevie Cauthen gets welcome of a hero back home 46 31 597 44 32 579 1'/2 Edmonton at Calgary <IJ J.4 ~58 3 Quebec at Phoeni x 40 35 SJJ 5 Conclnnall al San Diego 34 42 447 11'/2 30 41 390 16 Portland 44 33 571 5'1' Golden St 43 34 558 6'12 Seattle 38 39 494 1'12 Phoen ix 30 <16 395 19 x Clinched division title Thursday's Results Atlanta 95 NY Nels 81 NY Knicks IJS Indiana 131 Denver 110 Buffalo 95 Golden State 125 San Antonio 116 ..Friday's Games Indiana at NY Nets Kan Ci ly at Phil a Cleveland at New Orleans Houston at Washington Denver at Chicago NY KnlcKs at Milwaukee Detroit at Phoenix San Antonio at Los Angel es Golden State at Portland Saturday's Gomes Milwaukee at Buffalo indiana at Atlanta Cleveland at Houston Seattle at Golden State \ to what they are payong three-time Cy Young A\\ard wmner Tom Seaver but Kmgman wants about $3mtlhoo a season spre:ad over five or stx years He says he II play out his optoon of he doesn t reach such an agreement before opemng 28 48 368 19 1/2 Ctnc lnnatl at Houston 21 55 276 26'12 Calgary al Edmonton Central DiviSion ' 13 By FRED DOWN UPJ Sports Writer Dave Kingman, seektng to become the highesliJ81d 236hitter m baseball htstory has giVen the New York Mets an ultunatum ' 1S1gn me or trade me' by the Apnl 6 start ofthe seaoon IS what Kingman who htt 37 homers last season told the New York club Thursday addmg 'if I am not stgned by openmg day , I wtll not stgn m 1977 . The Mets have offered Kingman a contract ol about $200,000 a year. pretty close 1 way" Indiana 10 0(}-Scene~ from a Mar riage 33 11 O!f-News 3 4 8,10 13 15 Movie "Congratulations II sa Boy'' 6 Monty Python's Flying Clrc;.us 33' 11 3(}-Mary Hartman 3 Weekend 4 15 Peter Mar shall 8 Movie ' Robin & the 7 Hoods" 10 Movie 'The Agony & the Ecstasy' 13 Janak! 3J 12 OG-Movle 'Suddenly Single 6 1 OG-ABC News 6 1 15-Sammy & Co 6 1 30---News 3, Movie answer Mod west Dtvlsion W L Pet Denver 41 29 618 Detroit 42 34 553 Kan City 40 36 526 Chlcag9 39 37 513 6 OG-News 3 4 10 Women's Golf 6 13, Lawrence Welk 8 God has the Answer 15 6 30,...NBC News 3,4 15 CBS News 10 Lilias Yoga & You 33 7 OG-Muslc Hall America 3 Lawrence Welk 4 15 Hee Haw 6,8 S128,000 Question tO Let's Make a Deal 13, World War I 33 7 3(}-Dolly 10 In Search ofiJ, Oasis In Space 33 8 oo-Emergency 3 4, IS Blansky s Beauties 6,13, Mary Tyler Moore B10 Fall of Eagles 33 8 3(}-Fish 6 13 Bob Newhart 8 10 9 OG-Movle 'The Duttll 3 4, IS, Starsky & Hutch 6,13 All In The Family 8 10 Leonard Bernstein 33 9 3(}-Carol Burnell 8 10 • By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporte Editor - NEW YORK (UP!) -Etather nghteously, Bowie Kuhn keeps saying he'll act with dispatch whenever or wherever be lmds any case of conduct not m the best mterests of Baseball Nice speech , Since I'm sure he's aware haste and apeed are synonymous wtth dispatch,! wonder who's sttting on his hands because so far he has taken no action whatsoever regarding the Frank Lucchesi Len Randle a!fair Five days bave passed SlllCe the 00-year-old manager Te1as Rangers was sent to a hospital as a result of a physical beating from one ol his players, who was enraged because he felt he wasn't playing eoough The Rangers have suapended the 26year-old Randle for the tune bemg and Kuhn says he has been In contact with them and ts satisfied wtth the procedure helng loll owe!! The comrruss1oner, tl seems to me, Is rather easily satisfied, particularly m a case as senous as this one What's he waiting for• To seethe films? How can he sunply s1t back and say this IS a club matter• There are matters transcendmg club jurisdtctlon which fatrly cry out for action by a higher authority in baseball, and certainly this has to be one of them Has Bowte Kuhn forgotten about a prevtous cornnusstoner who came to be laughed at over the frequency wtth which be SldMtepped one sticky tssue after another by saymg It was a league matter• Kuhn acted with great dlspatch when Charlie Fmley trted to sell Vida Blue, Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers He came down on Finley wtth both lee! by blocking the sales within 24 hours The comnusstoner mamtams he ts not an " Oil'ller~· man' even though they're the ones who hired hun and are paymg hts salary That's fme -But he can't be a ' players man,' ruther when he has clear-cut eVIdence one of them has conducted himself not m the best mterests of Baseball • I once asked Pete Rozelle what be thought were a colllllUSSioner's chief functions, and he told me he !ell a comnuss•oner had to be completely neutral and address himself equally to the needs and interests of the game ttself, the fans, the players and management It was a perfect Western Conference s 3G-Consumer Experience 33 I{ingman ( .238) :'Sign me or trade me' • easy vzewzng Bal Oec 31 1976 (88 59) To ta l Exp Plus Ba l Dec 31 1976 (88 59) Cemetery Fund Bat Jan 1 1976 1 289 31 ~ Rece1pts General Property Tax Real Es tate and Trailer [Gross) 2 285 20 Tang ble Personal Property the Phtladeiphta Phtlhes downed the Texas Etangers 65 Jorge Orts doubled and scored on Jun Spenqer s surgle- m Ute 11th mrung givmg the Chtcago White Sox a 4 2 "m over ll)e Cincmnato Spring training roundup Television· log for C H~TER L 30 33 33 4ll 3-The Daily Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy 0 oo 55 P1ck N Shovel HEALTH • • Cut in PCBs .use proposed By MICHAEL J CONLON WASH!NGTON t UPI ) - • adJu:;;lnH nt 11 t ~ • Oafi\1 d u1Hh rIll k • Ea!:.\ rfllmg 7 ,.. hell " • I Of:. It \C chr~ n dn\-1:' • CLtlughegh tnl l'il ll ll 1r ~ (I) :.J nell~.!" • Underd('Ck I r~ frt " • f'h1t ch u:mtr{ 1 • B all lwnnnJi v.hu..l .. •ll• tdl! thrlltlt (Ontrul J Pomeroy Home. &. Auto 500 E Mam 992 2094 Brake Servtce- Front End Ahgnment Pomeroy, 0 �.. • • ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, ci.. Friday, April I, 1977 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0., Friday. Apnl1, 1977 r-------------------------~ NFL owners Average ~orne will cost $90,000 by the year 1986 one thing left By .JOE SARGIS UPI Sports Writer . PHOENIX (UPI ) Nationa l Football Leag ue club owners, who took a big step forward by ext ending the playing schedule and postseason playoffs, have only one problem left to settle. They hope to do it today by taking up the ~u estion of retroaCtive compensation before concluding their annual spring meeting. Thursday, on the next to. last day or. the week-long meetings, they reinstated the taxi .squad and made four minor rules changes. But, as many had expected, they did not vote on the so-<:alled out." Rozelle, or course , was being humorous as he has been all week. Li tig atio n and haggling, over a new contract with the players ar e behind them, so these meetings have been conducted on a low key. The longest argument was over a 16-game r egulllr season, but even that was tame compared to past meetings. E ve n r e tro -ac tiv e co mp ens ati on, whi c h in volves 19 players wh,o played out options with clubs . and signed with others in the last year, hasn 'tstirred many people here. "I don 't think the issue is one that is going to upset " George Atkin son rule 1 " preferring instead to table it many people," said Rozelle. 4 ' I've heard that ln. a couple of lor a couple of months . ''Like it or not, we have to.. cases the clubs involved have ·· conclude our meetings on or are· about to work out Friday, '' said commissioner something. My hope is that Pete Rozelle, "because our the whole situation would be .reservations in Phoenix run taken care of that \Yay, on a club to club basis, but it won 't hurt to hear discussion on the WASHINGTON (UPI) -Within nine yean from now, the median priced new house will cost lllmost $90,000 and the average downpayment wiD be tloae to $23,000, drlvlag nearly haU of the yoong families oot of the market. The ligures were given the Senate B•nklng Committee Thbrsday by Kenneth T. Rosen, profeasor of ecooumlcs and publle affairs at Princeton Uolverslty. He said the nation Is in a "booslng cmls of . unprecedented propoliioDB" and Ihe " American Dream of universal home ownership Is vlrgually Arizona comes-c to l~ading role as narcotics corridor By United Press lnernatlooal In a 19th copyrighted article on crime in Arizona, Investigative Reporters and Editors Inc. said the sta~ of Arizona is emerging as the most-<:oocentrated corridor of narcolics smuggling from Mexico into the United States. The IRE said each year millions of pounds of marijuana and uncounted kilos of heroin and cocaine move over Arizoria 's 36G·mile border with Mexico to major population ce nters throughout the United States. The illegal drugs come over the virtually unguarded .border by plane, truck, car, horse and foot, the IRE said. According to the IRE, some of the reasons behind Arizona's emergence as the dead." Already, he said home ownership Is avallable only to the "fort&mate few," and excludes most low and middle Income households, minorities BDd young families .'' He estimated a $90,000 home with. $23,000 downpayment by 1986; based on a 7 per cent Inflation rate In the overall economy and 10 per cenl In the housing market, and average mortgage interesl rates or 10.7 per cent. ' heroin using the Arizona corridor. The Bonanno family is expanding its operations throughout the Southwest and West Coast . Law enforcement authorities estiml!te that as many as BOO pilots, 550 of these in the Phoenix area alone, make a fulltime living Oying drugs from Mexico into Arizona . They say that the volume of nar!!OIIcs coming into Arizona by truck, car and pedestrian smuggler is so great that it is • no longer possible to estimate. The IRE is an organiultion of 300 investigative joilrnalists who sponsored a team of -n reporters and editors ftom 25 news organizations who probed crime in Arizona following the bombing murder -last 'June of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles. Grants offered fire companies GUESTS AT PARTY Mrs. Oliver Michael and gra nd c hildren , Tracy Michael and Tndd Ackermann, were guests at a S<M:k puppet party in Chauncey Sunday. Refreslunents were served by the hostess, Mrs. Virginia Willie, the newly installed president of the ·Athens Chapter of Parents without Partners, sponsors of the get-together. CRUSHED BY CAR BEDFORD, Ohio (UPI) Dwight Burris, 49, Cambridge, was crushed to death by a car Thursday at Bedford Auto Wrecking, acwrding to police, who said Burris was dead on arrival at Bedford Municipal Hospital. ' DRYER FOR $3.50 DAVIS, Calif. (UPI ) COLUMBUS - The Ohio rr..nts servil'€ communities . McCormick Is Patricia I Department . of Natural under 10,000 people or groups selling a "solar" clothes main narcotics corridor are: Resources' DiVIsion of rl. small communities which dryer for $3.5C. It comes the siate's gparse population, Forestry is administering a · have joined together to serve wrapped in a six-sided box at least 2,000 clandestine federal grant pr~ram to more than 10,000 people. Mayor Fred Hoffman rl. decorated with a sml\ing sun. landing areas lor planes, assist Ohio's rural lire departments. Middleport said he has ap- Inside are 15 feet of rope and roads that connect with the The Forestry Division will Iiied unsuccessfully for the 15 clothes pins. main highway from Mexico distribute · $91,710 to twice and L• preparing grants City to Nogales, Ariz., and extremely weli-organized qualifying communities that a third one. The federal funds may be and financed smuggling am match the grants. The organizations on both sides of funds are being made med to purchase equipment, subject." • By DEAN REYNOLDS available to Ohio by the U.S. to train firefighters, or to pay the border. The most significant rule WASHINGTON (UPI ) Department of Agriculture. misceUaneous costs of new Resources, Fountain Square, The IRE also said: adopted Thutsilay provides Hamaas Abdul Khaali$ said. The Rural Development departments that are Colwnoos 43224. Applications - There are 23 ·major that a defender will be lasi month it was revenge he smuggling rings operating Act of 1972 authorizes up to 50 <J'ganizing, said Ernest J . nmst be returned .to the permitted to contact an wanted when Hanafi Muslims through the corridor, and five per .cent federal funding to G2bhart, Chief of the Forestry Division by May 6 to eligi,ble receiver either in the seized three buildings and 134 are wholly or partially con- ~rade rural fire depart- Forestry Division. quallfy for the program. three-yard zone at the line of hostages. Fresh threats of Grants to individual trolled by Cosa Nostra crime scrimmage or one~ beyond revenge hav.e CQ$t the departments are limited to rammes from New York Cit~, that zone, but not both. The religious leader his freedom . $4,000. Detroit and ChiCago. In addirule has no provision for two Khaalis was jailed without "Rural fire departments tion there are thousands of defender's contacting · the bond Thursday after federal continually need to be un!!ffiliated smugglers in the JAMES FERRELL receiver. prosecutor$ produced a upgrad, e d in order to be ef. · ·sYRAUJSE - James trade : The second rule adopted · wiretap transcript allegedly fective in fighting rural fires - Chsa Nostra family boss Mr. and Mrs. Victor Durst, Ferrell, son· of Mr. and provides a team will lose its quoting the bearded, middle md keeping losses at a Joe Bonanno. Sr ., whose Scott, Jason lllld Kirk, The Mrs. DUford 'Ferrell coin toss option in addition to aged Muslim as saying he minimum," Gebhart said. crime family set up the Plains spent Sunday afgraduated recently frnm sustaining a 15 yard penalty il meant to kill 200 unidentified These departments. assist original French Connection ternoon with his parents, Mr. bask training at the u. s. it does not arrive on the field enemies. By FRI!D uEF the F:orestry Division in routes into the eastern United and Mr. R. R. Durst. Marine Corps Base, Parris for warmup at least. 15 Four other Hanafis, UPI Sports Writer Island, S. C. His woo the States has been observed- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Talbott, !I'Oviding lire protection for Like a well-handled minutes prior · to .the including Khaalis' son-in-law, recently meeting in Mexico Steubenville, Shawn over 8>h million acres of highest ratings of all Abdul Aziz, also were thoroughbred, the Penver scheduled ·kickoff. · willi leading suppliers of Wilkinson, · Columbus, forest and grass )and in Ohio. platoons In training, The 'third rule adopted arrested on federal weapons Nuggets are moving into Priority will be given to Delbert Lawson, Minersville, Ferrell receiving Rille position for the final drive. makes it illegal for a wide charges and an arsenal that cmnmunitles that have apMr. and Mrs. Bin Bryant, and Marksman award. At the included stilettos, chains and "As we go down the stretch, receiver to clip an opponent pled for loans through the family and Bill Brewer. end of his leave, he wDI be We'll be looking for consisten- anywhere and the fourth 13 guns was seized in raids on Farmers Home Adlocal, were-recent visitors of assigned to Camp Lejeune, cy, " ·said Coach Larry makes kicking of a loose ball two suburban Maryland mini~ration to construct fire Mr. and Mrs. Dan TalbOtt and Jacksonville, N. C. for Brown, whose club stopped with the foot a foul only if the homes. department buildings or three mmths training In family. ·~ Federal prosecutors said the Buffalo Braves 110-95 act is ruled deliberate. Mr. and Mrs . Keit · ch, water systems, or to pur• bask engineer equipment Atkinson, an Oakland Khlialis threatened new viowith no trouble Thursday chase major fire apparatus. Portland, called on Mr. mechimlcs school James night. "We've got to rebound Raider defensive back, lence when his son-in-law Applications and guidelines Mrs. Mike Evans and family is a 1975 graduate of Southbetter and cut down on our . clubbed Pittsburgh's Lynn complained of a Customs !or applying for the ·grants oo Tuesday evenin_g. .ROYAL CROWN _ Swann from behind in the search upon returning from , em High School and Meigs mistakes." may beoltained by writing to Mr. and ·l'ifrs. Tim Mining Maintenance David Thompson, the first game of the 1976 season, Saudi Arabia . BOmiNG COMPANY Wilkinson, Shawn and Kevin, the Division rl. Forestry, Ohio School. Khaalis had been free on club's lesding scorer, led which start.ed the fuss over a Columbus · were weekend Department of Natur.al Middleport Denver with 33 points as the rule change coverin~ so- his recognizance as part of a Fred B. Smith, Bertha F. guests of ber parents, Mr. " unnecessary · deal that ended the March 9Nuggets moved to within two called &nlth to Dooald C. Roush , md Mrs. Ruda Dursi. violence." 11 siege in which three games of clinching· the Mr. and Mrs . David Wolfe Diane E . Roush: 90 A., Atkinson, Jack Tatum Qowntown locations were Midwest Division crown. GOSPEL ·SING Olester. have, rmved their mobile Denver, which broke right (Raiders) and Ernie Holmes seized, one reporter killed, TUPPERS PLAINS Dorothy L. McKenzie home to property recently from the starting gate with an (Steelers) subsequently were and eight of 1;!4 hostages United Harmonizers, a gospel Morris, Jnhn Leonard Morris ()JI'chased from Dale Van. excellent beginning of the fined as was Pittsburgh wounded . singing group from Newport, to Clarence S. Frank, Louise Meter. · Khaalis' 11 accomplices season, needs a combination . coach Chuck }~loll for will be singing at the St. Paul J. Frank, 64 A., Sutton. Miss Leota Birch en· either jailed of just two wins or Detroit remarks aluding· to the play were immediately after the seige United Methodist Church in Ernest A. Wingett, Maxine tertained famUy members losses to capture the in that game. or after court hearings . Tuppers Plains at 2 p.m. S. Wingett to David ADen with a dinner on, Sunday divisional title in its first year relebrating the birthday of1 Khaalis was in court for what Sunday. The Rev. Richard Sayre, 1 A., Sutton. in the league. Detroit did not . Thomas, pastor, extends an · Joyce A. Davis, admx., her sister Mrs. Ellen LippS. he thought would be' a routine play Thursday. invitation to the public to Mary Wells, dec. to Chester OO!er guests present were preliminary hearing when The , Nuggets, hitting 49 MARKET QUOTE WINS attend. E. Wells, Dorothy M. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Enlow, percent from the floo" and NORTH RANDALL, ·Ohio federal prosecutors produced Pareels, Olive~ . . Newport, Mr. and Mrs. Joe leading by as many as 20 (UPI) - Market Quote ran the wiretap transcript. r A. wnus.a.teanie Upps, and sons, Vincent, Terry His soh-4n-law, who accompoints in the third quarter, the 710 furlongs in 1:35 34 Willis to HSD Oll & Gas Co., Mr., and Mrs .David Ri~ins REVIVAL UNDERWAY panied him to the District of also got 21 points from all- Thursday to win the featured . and Shari, and Toni Lipps, A revival is in progress at R-W, Salisbury. Columbia Superior Court star Bobby Jones, who helped eightp race at Thistledown. · Clair W. Giles, Jr., Thelma ..Little Hocking, and Clint Mt. Hennon U. B. Church ignite the Nuggets.' raceThe winner, ridden by hearing, was arrested on I. Glles to Roger Adams, R- Birch, local. through ApriiiO. Services are horse fastbreak. Steve Neff, paid $1~.60, $5.40 firearms charges by agents Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fowler Averaging more than L'i and $4.20. Whistler's Father ·of the federal Bureau of 7:30 nightly. Saturday the W, Rutland . Clifford E. Whittington; md children, ·winfield, W. Gospel Tones will be points a game, 'Jones' was second and S N's Dancer Alcohol, Tobacco · and Barbara G .• Whittington to Va. vlsitedherslster Mr. and featured. The public is inFirearms. quickness and intelligence was third . Roger AdamS, R·W, Rutland. MrS. Bill Bryant, Debra and Within hours of the hearing, vited to attend. bas in large part helped The 4-1~ ninth race trifecta Thomas E. Fowler, Mary David, last week. Denver run its record to 47-29. \ of Indian Cojo, Father Bill H. ATF agents armed with Fowler to Lane A. Daniels, Mrs. Merle Evans visited "Bobby Jones made a and Prince . Valentine search warrants arrived at Donna L. Daniels, 1 A., Mr. and Mrs. Theodore HYMN SING SET coople of fine defensive plays returned $240.90 and the IH homes in the Washington Rutland. Willford and daughters, Long CHESTER There will be to get us running and Marvin daily double of Wind Breaker suburbs of Adelphi and Jerome Goldberg, Alma E. Bottom, recently. a hymn sing Sunday, 2·p.m. at Webster and Thompson and Destined to Couilt was Wheaton, Md. Three .Qther to Th· o mas H. Mr. and Mrs. Okey Pack Goldberg · the Chester Church of God. Hanafis arriving as the played a fine game," said worth $34.110. Westen, · Hazel Westen, and famlly, Columbus, spent The Revelators of McArthur search in Adelphi progressed Brown. , Parcels, Sutton. a recent weekend with 'Mr. and Jim arid Marcelia Tra~e .Buffalo, making only 38 were arrested by county will be the featured singers. and Mrs. Raymond Ke"ls. percent of its shots and police. Pastor is the Rev. Mike Authorities seized Timothy playing without John Shumate, · nauowed the Parker, 26, of Washington, Southard . Nuggets' lead to 92-37 with Stev'lm Wright, 28, of I THOMTOSPEAK Wheaton, and Gilbert just over four minutes DiFranza, 29 of Silver Spring, · Evangelist Robert 'Thorn remaining. But Denver got Md., and charged them with will be guest .speaker. at the hot to seal the game. Rookie carrying weapons including a Chester Church of God star Adrian Dantley topped shotgun, hayonet, machete, Sunday and Monday, April 3 the Braves with 20 -points. stiletto, and lengths of chain. and 4. Public is invited to Elsewhere, Atlanta attend. Mrs. Bertha Russell, local, defeated the New York Nets 95-81, the New York Knicks returned home recently after stopped Indiana ·135-131 and ~nding a few days with Mr. Golden State .dumped San and Mrs, Earl Russell in Kentucky. Antonio 125-116. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith Hawks 95, Nets 81 Kanauga and Mr. and Mrs. John Drew's 38 points Slnith were Sunday (harley snapped· Atlanta's four-game afternoon callers of Mr. and losing streak and extended New York's losing striilg to Mrs. Roy Smith, Rock 10. Steve Hawes and Ken Springs Road. · PLUS SOc HAND.LING . . Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Charles each added 15 points MF 8 Lawn Tractor Save $125.00 No age limit for the Hawks. Jan van Breda Howard Jr. and famlly of MF 10 Lawn Tractor Save $150.00 Limit 1 Per Person · Kolff was high for tbe Nets New Lima were Sunday MF 12 J.a.wn Tractor Save $150.00 evening callers of Mr. ·and 2 Specials Per Family with 18. MF 14 Lawn Tractor Save $200.00 Mrs . Larry Johnson and Groups Taken at the low · · Knicks 135, Pacers 131 MF 16 Lawn Tractor Save 5200.00 Walt Frazier 'scored a . family. ' . Mrs. Geneva Shwnate was season-high 41 points, handed price·of per person out U'a1181sts and made six weekend guest . rl. Mr. and steals to fire New York. Bob Mrs. Paul Pierce, Randy and McAdoo added 30 points for SCott of Mason, W. Va. the Knlcks. The Pacers, who · Mrs. Roger Brown was trailed by as many as 17 in Thesday morning caller of rv.~ the second period, were Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. PHOTOGRAPHERSHOU~S Johnson. sparked by Billy Knight's 41 1 p.m. till 5 p.m·. Sunday visitors of Mr. and points and Pave Robisch's 30, Mrs. Harley E. Johnson, tying his career high. Tammy. Cheryl and Terry WaJTio.rs 1%5, Spurs 116 Massey Ferguson e MI-. and Mrs. Earl Rick Barry scored 25 points, Jamaal Willtes 24 and Watkins, Mike Cherissa, Clifford Ray 23 to ·pac• (Mol of Masoillon, 0. Mr. 399 W. "Main St. 992-2164 " Pomeroy, 0. MASON, W.VA. Golden State. San Antonio, and Mrs. Ge~~e Slack, Phillip THE STORE WITH "ALL KINOS OF STUFF" - FOR which cut tbe Warriors' lead r1. Syracuse, .Mr. and Mrs. PETS, STA8LES, LARGE ·& SMALL ANIMALS. to 11().1011 with five minute'! to Sheldon Rowan , Donnie, LAWNS' AND GARDENS. _ Photo.~ By Honey Portraits go, gOt 211 poinlll from George !llelley and nephew 'Scott of Alhens, 0. ~. " Khaalis.· loses freedom • Nuggets close-to Sti"versville "News N. otes cinching Transfers ' ' Massey-Ferguson The • on now! Wolfpen News Notes RACINE .:... "SuddenlySpring!'' was the theme of arrangements exhibited at the Monday night meeting or the Bend 0 ' the River Garden Club at the home ol Mrs. Ben Philson. Ribbons for exhibits were awarded to Mrs. Bert Grirrun, Mrs. Philson and Mrs. Clifford Morris. Mrs. Philson's exhibit was daf. fodils in a colonial container obtained from a collection of glass at Williamsburg, Va. and. was used as the centerpiece for the refreshment table. Members will plan a civ'ic project at the April meeting. Mrs. Anfu:ew Cross, president, read a letter from Mrs. R. H. Capps, Region ll director, announcing the regional meeting to be held April 30 at Logan. Reservations for the dinner are to be in by April 20. Each club is to take an arrangeimrlt. The next therapy program for the Gallipolis State Institute will be held in May "Starting · Seeds Early" ·was the topic or the program presented by Mrs. Nora Cross. Using plastic trays, she demonstrated how to fill " them haU lull with potting .soil, dampen thoroughly. and Polly Cramer Try steel wool on epoxy spot· By Polly Cramer Dear Polly - I spilled some clear epoxy glue on my . , non-stainless wand table so ' please tell me how to remove , it without damaging the 1., table.· Also, did you know that , · hath soap will last longer if you unwrap the bar and let it set for a few weeks before using it?~ JUDY W. DEAR JUDY - Some pro• ·blems have no satisfactory answers and I am afraid yours is one of them iiS far as I can learn. Epoxy glue is _ made to stick and it really : does. My .only suggestion • would be to rub the glue with fine, fine steel wool that has , been dipped fn liquid wax and : · perhaps you could remove : the dab of glue so it is at least • the same level as the rest of .• the !able top. This would ; have to be done very careful: :· ly so ·as not to mar the sur· face around the spot, It will • • !~ave it with a· mark but •, perhaps being even with the ' table top 'will make it less , conspicuous. If some reader • has had a similar mishap af\d • found a solution do let us know. - POLLY. DEAR POLLY - Mrs. J.C. wrote asking how she could whiten a white nylon baby dress that is embroidered with real silk. Anyone fortunate enough to own a deep freeze can white nylons. First wash ancf rinse and,. alter the }• water has been :>ressed out , with the hands, place loosely ; in a plastic bag and freeze. • Leave in the freezer several •• days.- MRS. T.C. : DEAR POLLY- I have ·a : · very frustrating problem. We : recently moyed into· an old PHOTO SPECIAL IN LIVING COLOR ONLY BUDGET PRICES ' is a surface dinginess Y()U might try sprinkling haking snda on a moist sponge. scrub, rinse and dry. There is a white _epoxy . paint that l have known some people to use to restore the white shininess to bathroom fixtures but have heard more critiCism than praise for it. Should you decide to try it, the directions must be follow: ed explicitly and it will put the bathroom out of use for several days. A·plurnbing fixture dealer I spoke with was not at all enthusiastic about. this product but I did see a kitchen counter where it had worked well. DiscUss the .matter with your paint dealer before going ahead. I was told thai fixtures . such as yours can be removed to be ·reglazed and . refinished. POLLY. Polly will send you one of her " peachy" thank-you cards, ideal for framing or placing in your fa!lliiY scraphook, If . she. uses your favorite .. Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her column. Write Polly's Pointers in care of this newspaper, sa~ -· BEDROOM SUITES •••••••••••••• s14r COMPLETE-lWIN SIZE BEDS '•••.•••••••••••.••••••• SJ29W 9x12 -Unoleum Rugs ••••••••••••••~ Sofa Beds ••••••••••••••••••••• '11&19" Color ..................s39r 3 Pc. Living Room Suites ••••••• s3ggu house with an old-fashioned hathtub and sink that have been so badly neglected that the shiny protective coating is worn off. I have tried everything I know to make them clean and shiny looking but they stay dull and dingy looking. I have e I ways prided myself on a clean shiny bathroom and am determined to keep this one that way. I do hope someone has a suggestion for me.. I do so' enjoy the Pointers and find a use for one of them every day.- THERESA. DEAR THERESA - If this ·auBsac 8x10 NEW FURNITURE AT then spri nkle the seeds over the damp soil and cover with one eighth inch of dry potting soil. Mrs. Cross said plastic should"t.hen be placed over the tiay arid it should be put in a wann place for four or live weeks. Once the plants are about one inch high, they should then be . transplanted into small individual con· tainers for a month before transferring them to flower beds. A discussion was held on kinds of soils to use and how to care for plants once they have been transplanted. Mrs . MQrris r eviewed "Remarkable Rhythms of Forest Life" fro'" the Readers Digest. She described forests as a delicate complex community with cycles of birth, life, death and regrowth' where all life is connected in a chain that starts with the sun. She said that while trees are the most imposing object on a forest tapestry; there are a wide variety or small shrubs, vines, ferns, and moss which prwide protection !rom the wind and ·sun, and give . nutrients to the growing plants and ammals. Mrs. Morris likened the cycle of life in the forest . to human life. She spoke of ·the POLLY·s POINTERS NEHI Meigs Property 99~ DATE SUNDAY, SPRIL 3 PLACE' SHOPPERS MART BUY NOW AND sAVE! MODERN SUPPLY Ml= • 'Roots' Mrs: Owen reviews . Spring arrangements. displayed Social . Calendar at Monday club mee#ng ·'• • Quasa~ 19" Color TV ell agonal 100% SoUCI Stale ".Service MiHri' Chassis . ln·Line Matr ilt Piclure Tube . 28,000 Volts of Picture Po-nr (design average) . Sharpness Control. Low energy use. Brown Leather grain rtnllh on plastic cabtnel. llodolWT-U. contributiOns of forest dwellers mentioning the mole which burroughs through the soil churning 300 feet of ~un­ nels each day, and of the l!llr· thworm which may tum over . as much as 18 tons of Ji!>il per acre every year. ·She concluded her program bY. suggesting · that each member consider the value of growing plants and animals and their dependence on each other, and then apply a principle of ecology in her own life. Mrs. Philson gave devotions I!Sing scripture and a storY of the upeacemakers" from a book 1called "Devotionals for Today's Woman." Mrs. Bert Grinun read the club poem, and Mrs. Morris had inspirational thoughts. The prayer was given by Mrs. Gretta Simpson who will host ·(he April meeting. For roll call members displayed a favorite spring flower. These included dalfodils, panzles, tulips and violets. "' review of Alex Haley's Virginia . She noted that " Roots" by Mrs. Richard Haley spent years doing Owen with commentaries research in America on hls from other members on the ancestry and by 1967 had Lelevi.sion presen tation . d<K:wnented seven genera· highlighted a meeting of the tions of his American Middleport Litera ry Club at ancestry. He then tra~eled· to the home of Mrs. James Titus Gambia, Africa wh<'<U he Wednesday. found an old man who was Mrs. Owen told of how the able to tell him of the author traced his ancestry to ancestoral lineage . or the the African of Gam bia who · Kinte clan. From there he was captured and brought on went to England to sear~ h.the a ship to America where he records of the slave ships was sold into slavery in which had sailed !rom Africa FRIDAY VARIETY show, minstrel and bake sale,8 p.m. Chester ,Grade School auditorium Friday. Pro ceeds go for sending 25 school ·s afety patro1 1 .. members to and low!d the record of his great, greal, great, great; grandfather. · · 1n respl)nse to roll call members related fa cts or parOcular inter.,;t from the book or from the re<."enl television presentation . The Middleport Public Library has been presented with a · copy of ''Roots." Mrs. Robert Fis h~r •. chair· man or the progrdm corrunit· tee, .introduced Mrs. Owen. Mrs. James Euler and Mrs. John Kincaid were guests. Mrs. Titus served homeml!de l'Dokies and Mrs. Bernard Fultz presided at the silver tea service. Mrs. Carl Horky will be hostess for the,April l3' meeting. W•shington. EASTER BAZAAR by Meigs ·county ' Humane Society at Thrift- Sho~, ~cr~ from Pomeroy Pilst Office. •Q>aft Item~~ . bake sale and vegetable soup.. HYPERTENSION Clinic JASON BLACK Fri,day evening, 5 to 7 p.m. ~~~~ 9 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday at Pomeroy National . Bank lobby by Meigs Coonty Department of The Holzer Medical Center by the fa culty and present Health. Public invited for School of Nursing will hold an students telling prospective FOR ALL OCCASIONS free blood pressure check . annual Spring Tea for students what the profession HAPPY Harvesters Class. We Wire Flowers Jason Rodney Bl ack prospective nursing students · .of nu rsing Is like today and Trinity Church, 7:30 p.m. ·Everywhere celebrated his sixth birthdsy this Sunday, April 3, from 2 what the Holzer Medical Friday. ·Ope n 9 to 5 Mon .. Sat. EASTER bazaar , Mei gs Sunday with a party at the until 4 p.m. at Davis Hall on Center School ol Nursing home of his p;lrenl.<, Mr, and First Avenue in Gallipolis. program involves. County Humane Society , 992-2039 ' The tea, tc be lield in the Invitations ha ve been Friday and Saturday at the Mrs. Robert B. Black, Rt. I, Rutland. ma. i n lounge or the school, is extend ed to hig h school Thriit Shop across .from the Cake and ice cream were open to any high school junior students in nearly 6D area Pomeroy Flower Shop Pomeroy Post. Office. Baked served. Attending were his or senior who is Interested in high schools in Ohio and West goods, candies, homemade Mrs . Millard Van Meter soup, flowers and gift items brothers, Robert and Lonnie, nu rsing as a profession . Virginia through th ei r PI\. 992 -2039 . !;!h. 992-5781 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Parents of the students are guidance departments. to be sold. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Roger welcome and are encoura ged RACINE Baseball Black and Shelly, Mr. and to attend. 'lfii... 'Associatioo meeting Friday, Mrs, Kenneth Black, .Jay alii. Guided tours of the dor7:30 ·p.m. at Racine Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. RonaTd . mitory and school facilities :~ :~;: Elementary School. All in· Black, Missy and Karie, Mrs. will be conducted. During the terested persons urged to Sharon Black, Tammy, reeeption fa culty members attend. Chris, Mandy, Lori and and students will be on hand SYM BOLS m LOVE :;:: :::: SATURDAY · Angie, Mrs. Rosemary Bur- fo answer . questions conson and Brian, Mrs. Jean cernin ~ the school. ·i Kennedy and Danny . At 2 and 3 p.m. special Jason's grandparents are programs will be presented Jeff Arnold, second grade School sponsored by PTA. student and Lisa Riggs, third Serving from 5 to 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Burdell J . grade student were crowned Adults, $2; children, $1. Black, Pomeroy, and Mrs. prince and princess BAKE SALE Saturday at Rodney C. Staats, Kissimrespectively at the annual Racine Post Office sponsored mee,Fia. Harrisonville Elementary by Racine Baseball School Spring carnival Association . Collection of pop · Friday, March 25. lxlttles and bottle caps. · SUNDAy Crowned king and queen RUTLAND Baseball SMORGASBORD sponrespectively were Mike Cline ~gue slgnup day Saturday, sored b;:_ Southern Band A perfect Kl'Pp S<\k(' and Lorena Donohue, hoth 10. to oooo at Rutland High .Boosters "beginning 11 :30 diamond, guaranteed ir'l fourth grader11. School gym. a.m. Sunday .at Southern w ri ting, pC r n;~anent l y Prince and princess runSQUARE .DANCE Satur· High cafeteria, Racine . regist~ red , wi th assured ners-up respectively were: day at Reds Club in Mason, 9 Tickets at door, $2 adults; tr~d e.-~ n v.1lut> .1n cl kindergarten, Marc Nice and p.m. to 1 a .m. sponsored by $1.25 children .· Proceeds to protectitm against loss . Stacy Dalton; first grade, · VFW .stewart Johnson Post help P'!Y for new uniforms Scott Williams and Tammy 9926 . Music by Bernard and lo sponsor concert· trips Wrlgbt. Connley and the Kanauga to Ohio · State Capitol a pOther runners-up were Valley Ramblers. pearance and Cedar Point Darla Norris, princess, HYMN SING 7:30 ·p.m. concert. second grade, and Buddy Saturday at Freedom Gospel MONDAY Goss, prince, third grade. Misston at Bald Knob . Ray MEIGS County Pioneer and Runners-up for king and Seebaugh Family, Belpre, Historical Society trustees queen respectively were: will sing; public invited. Monday, 4:15 p.m. at the RACHEL SUE Bales fifth grade, Larry Lee and . BARGAIN DAY ·rummage museum. celebrated ' her birthday Tina Yost, and sixth grade, sale and bake saleSaturday9 EVANGELIST Roge r recently at the home of Mr. Steven Richards and Julie a.m . . to · 3 p.m. at Sacred Thorn, guest speaker at and Mrs. Samuel GibbS, Jr. Cobb. Heart Church basement, Chester Church of God She is the daughter of Mr. Contributors to the carnival Pomeroy . Each item ·priced Sunday and Monday . Public and Mrs. Ralph Bales. were fi'onieroY Flower Shop, It 10 cents and baked goods invited. · Refreshments were served Ewing Funeral Home, Meigs reasonably priced. ' REV . I. D. Swinehart , to those named and Mr . Auto Parts, Fabric Shop, MARY Shrine 37, White unlontown, speakin g at and Mrs. William HenG&J, Moore's Store, Stif· Shrine of Jerusalem, revival services to be held at dricks, Sheila and Travis, Oer's, Pomeroy Branc~ of business meeting 2 p.m. White's Chapel , Coolville , and Kevin Gih~s. Athens County Savings and Saturday at · Pomeroy 7:30 each evening from April Loan, New York Clothing, Masonic Temple preceding 8 3 through April 10 ; special Ebershach Hardware, V. D. p.m. installation of officers. singing, public invited. Edwards, Swisher & Lohse Potluck refreshments REGULAR meetin g, and 10, 7: 30 p.m .; Apple Racine Chapter, 134, OES, 8 Drugs, · Chapman Shoes, following installation. , Grove United Methodist Reuter Insurance and LandREGULAR meeting p.m . Monday at the Masonic Church,_,Yp.m. Saturday, Tr od t ' mark, all of Pomeroy; H. . .11 L d Temple Pra . cti ce . for arr1sonv1 e o ge 411 , . . . . · Z.Immerman F ee d St ore, F&AM S t da at Initiation and dues must. be . April f. Public invited to any · ~,_ · ·~~·.-"~'"".-'".""_"_'·""' -------------------··----J,....~ ..< • 7·30 p.m. a ur y . paid by this date. Alhany; General Tire, King's of these appearances. · Builder, Village Pharmacy, ~~i~ · All Master Masons . BEDFORD G•ls 4-H Club Burkett's Barl)er Shop, · meeting 7 to 8 p.m. , Monday SUNDAY ·at home of Jo Anne Kaldore , Heritage House, Middleport PETER Maginde, a native .· leader. Anyone interested in Lunch Room, C!Uzens 1 B k B h of New Guinea , speaking at an • • r Rutland .Community Church . joining call 992-7751 or 992NatioQa STR~ET Clothiers, Baker Furniture, 3890. OVER BLUE & GRAY REST. Jirruny's Pastry, Foreman & 10 :30 'a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday. "LITTLE ISl\AEL ," bb B F kl' J k Anyone . needing _ transA ott, en ran m, ac portation, call 742-2460. gospel singing group of young ~ and 'Everetts's Restaurant, HYMN sing Sunday at ·people from Alabama, will be. EVERYONE IS INVITED T(f ~ -EE THIS OUTSTANDING FILM. Ingels Furn,Iture, Western Chester Church of God. The singing ·at Racine Wesleyan Auto, Debs, Firestone, United Methodist Church, N J J Revelators of McArthur •nd Charles Kin~, apa, Dr. . . Jim and Marcella Trace to be April 4 through April 8, 7:30 Davts, Dan ·s, State Farm featured. Public invited : p.m.; at Portland United Insurance; Royal Crown Methodist Church, April 9 . Bottling, Spencer's Market, Pastor is Mike Southard. Mark V, Sewing Center, . ·Middleport Book Store, Middleport Department Store, Tony's Carryout, Quality Print Shop, Wilkinson's Small Engine, Dairy Ish!, all of Middleport. Birthday observed FLOWERS , ,., R;;~;;;·,· · · · ·:·:·~: cp~~ •~:• crowned , :. at school s.~!:.;A!Esa,:~p~~! ,. I ~tl PEOP .... " MAIN & 0 SUNDAY. APRIL 3rd at 7:00 P.M. 20,000 DEGREES FAHREN~EIT · and not a drop of water Exhibit to open ATHENS - An exhibition o'r 25 models built from Leonardo da Vinci's scientific and technical drawings will open at . Ohio University's Trisolini Gallery April 5. Models in the show, which runs through Apri130, include both practical and theoretical devices. Among them are a flying machine, a paddlewheel ship, and armored tank and a spring-<lrlven car. The 15th century artist· scientist's work · reveals his · inventive genius and his foresight. Many of his designs foreshadowed developments that dld not take practical fonn until modern times. The models are part of the IBM Corp.'s touring exhibition program. They are displayed with . panels of explanatory mat~rial and sketches reproduced from Leonardo's notebooks. Hours for th.: opening. are 5 to 8 p.m. · Regular gallery hours are 12-4' p.m. Tuesday through Saturday . Red Rose Dog Food Dog Nuggets .Dog Meal ~. ALSO SURE WIN & .CASH SAVER DOG MEAL EE HUNDRED~ OF BIBliCAl WONDERS filmed il'l the Holylal'ld ADAPTED FOR THE SCREEN . AND DIRECTED BY RON ORMOND R. R. G. LEE DR. JACK HYLES • �• • • 6-The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday.;\pnll , L977 Chorus to hold Thousands face cutoff of gas . ~ Easter pageant . . r . . . ... • o • o • '• • • • 'o'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'....;o•,•.-,:.y.-.v.-.·o~ ~~-@i>~_.:.r..:.. ·.···········-=·".!.·.················ ............,.........•.·.·.•.· ·-···-·-................ ···· -~..... .. . .....•.,.,..,,....... . ,•,:<:. .. . •"' ~~ Helen ·Help f~- .Us.- . . By. Helen Bouel ~==· ' Slllldy cure lor s....ty Maa I I . l ~ :<: ·:·: , Dear Helen : · The !list days or Christ on John Morris, Mike Edwards, My buaband only asks me aut wben he' knows 1 ClUI t go. So earth will· be presented in an Rick Edwards , J . R . the blame is on me and he's off the book. He'd-rather Ue on the Easter pageant Sunday at Wamsley, Greg Thomas, couch and watch 'IV, but he won't admit it . 2:30 p.m. at Trinity Church Mark Boyd and Danny NorFor instance, -wben he knows I am go~ to. baby..tt that because th,ey can 't -or: won 't by the Senior Citizens Chorus man. The women at the tomb • evening, be always calli from the office and invit• me oome - pay winter heating bills, under the direction of Mrs. will be portrayed by Georgia place the complains that if I didn't get so involved we could go according to Public Utilities million customers are Carrie NeuWing. Watson, Ellen Couch, and out ~ enjoy ouroelves. (l baby's!! maybe three times a Commission of Ohio (PUCO ) delinquent. Accompanist for t·he Frances Roush. ,. ha member David Sweet. Sweet argued that an presentation will he Mrs. The processional hymn will . mooth.) When company cmnes he says afterwarda, I d lt aU \ . Thursday, Sweet asked liis extension would let people Hazel Thomson while Mrs. be " All Hail the Power of planned to see a llhow, and iook what happened !" two Republican colleagues on facing shut-offs work out a Neutzling. will be the. reader · Jesus Name," and the prayer What do you do with a man Uke that? - TIRED' OF the corrunission to extend payment plan with their of the script which she com- will be ofl•red by Betty Kern. EXCUSES PUCO's Jan. 26 moratorium utility. piled. Mrs. Neutzling's organ Mrs. Neutzling will have a on gas sh ut-oils, which N ~ w c o m b , . ·t h e prelude will be "Calvary.'' short meditation entitled Dear Tired : expires today , until the end of co mmis s ion 's newest Tal<tng the role of Christ "The Night Before" to open • Maybe you should fight guile with guile. Te~ your huaband the March billing cycle, April member, said his "big hangwill be Mickey Williams. Cast the pageant. you have a baby-eittillg job, or that friends will "drop in on a 15. uP" was tha~ an extension as disciples will lle Trell Members of the chorus are psrtlcular evening. Then, when he hits you with the usual (!fiThe request failed Z-1, but would only delay the "day of Schoenleb as Peter, Virgil Rose · McDade, Teresa E. fated) invitation, a~er, ''Great! The other people cancelled the commission did order reckonin~ " for tardy utility McElroy as John, Jewell CUr- Byer, E.lizabeth Slavin, Ethel ... Aren'tyou thrilled?" And don'tlethimwlggle out of it. natural gas utilties to customers and would, "as an tis, as James, and Rick Blaet- Hughes, Rose Ginther, Ruth He may even enjoy the evening : sometimes men need a advertise a six-month end result, hurt the tnar, John Morris, Eugene Circle, Helen Bloomer, Bet- bull doser (dose of bull) to shove them out of their ruts. - H. extended payment plan. consumer." McElroy, Kennit McEI~oy, nice Winn, Dean Blackwood, P. S. Hide this colwnn before your sneal<y stay-<~1-home "I can't help but go back to · A·total or 3 per cent of all Dayton McElroy, Charles · Thora Blackwood, Clara luis a look, or It's all systems ''No Glo."- H. natural gas customers may the reason we voted tbe Wayland, John ~er, Larry . Thomas, Ira Wolfe, Betty +++ be tardy with their winter moratoriUm, in the first Byer, and Dannf Nonrum as Kern, Ralph Kern, Marie Dear Helen : l • place,'' sid Heckman. "We , beating bill paymegts. the ollier disciples. Judas will Robinson, Caryl Cook, Sarah , COME SUMMER the very well dressed Soviet woman The poem from a geriatric ward, titled "A Crabblty Old C. Luther Heckman, PUCO were faced (on Jan. 26) with be portrayed by Danny Voss, Walter Voss, Garnet Woman,'' has an answer. lt was printed in ~~Focus" magazine, may be wearinJ! a costum~ong the lines of this cotton chairman, said Sweet's argu- extraordinary cold weather Thomas. · ErVin and Irene Bush. dress. It is one of some 90 new designs being shown in and the author remains anonymous - a nurse who cares for ment that extending the and the likelihood tljlt people Sc~ wlllinchlde the Last A social hour with the elderly. Here It is: Leningrad, a fashion center for the Soviet Union. Photo is moratorium would forestall wouid freez~ - death . That Supper around the table, the refreshments will follow 'the Dear Crabbity Old Woman: , released by the official agency, Sovfoto. mass gas shuwfls didn't reason is no longer there." departure of Judas, Christ program. r What do we see, you ask, what do we see? Yes, we are "I agree that we may be convince him . and his disciples in the thlnklng when looking at thee. We may seem to be hard wben Heckman said most utility delaying the inevitable," regarden of Gethsemane, we hurry and fusll but there are many of you and too few cl. us! companies meet individually sponded Sweet. "But May Christ in prayer, the mob takW~ would Uke for more Ume to sit by yoil and talk : to bathe with customers faced with would be a better month than mg Christ away, and the you and feed you and.help you to walk; to hear of your blues • imminent service April with tonight 's temperaresurrection morning. and things you have done; your childhood, your husband,Jo;our ture going down to 32 discontinuance. Music by Uie chorus will daughter, your son . But the Ume is against us, there's so much • . "It is · very clear that we degrees. '' tell the story of each sceneto do: patients too many and nurses too few. We grieve when WASHINGTON (UPl) will want to continue to Of Ohio's six major gas a direct one. "Here at thy Table, Lord, " we see you so sad and alone- willi nobody near you, no filends , monitor the situation," said utilities~oly the Cincinati Average prices for raw farm Consumer prices are also '"Tis Midnight on Olives 'of your own. Heckman . ''But in the Gas & El ic (::o. told Sweet products gained 1 per cent in affected by processing costs Brow," "Have You Tarried in Awards were presented We feel all your pain, and we know of yourfear ,that nobody meantime, the moratorium it was advertising its six- the month ending March 15 which make up about 60 cents the Garden," by a sextet of when Middleport Cub Scout cares now your end is so near. Nurses are people, with feelings will not be extended. People month extended payment the fourth . consecutive . of every retail food dollar, Marie Robinson, Rose Gin- Pack 245 met recently at the monthly increase - and and - in addition - changes ther, Mrs. Neutzling, Bernice Feeney-Bennett Post 128, dearest old Gran in the very end hed, and the lovely old Dad will be cut off and utilities are plan. and the things that he said. directed to advise their CG&E public relations wound up 1.5 per cent above a in raw farm product prices Winn, Clara Thomas, and Am'flcan Legion Home. speak of compassion and love, and feel sad when we customers of tbe extended official Greg Graham told year ago, the Agriculture sometimes take many Irene Bush, "Ten Thousand Receiving awards were thinkWe of your lives and the JoYil that you've had. Wben the Ume - payment program and Sweet his utility was not Department says. months to reach the Angels Could Have Saved Ertc Johnson, John Arnold, has arrived for you to depart, you'll leave us behln~ with an review their credit plans." advertising because it can't The department's monthly consumer level. Him," uWhere Have You Slawn Baker, John Epple, Utility Consumer Counsel handle all the callsit is now price report Thursday Agriculture Department Laid Him?" "Rejoice on this Bobcat awards; Danny achie in our hearts. When you sleep the long sleep, no more worry or case, William Spratley said the receiving. economists currently are Radiant Morning," "He is Slamblin, Carl Moodispaugh, · "possibility of mass (gas ) CG&E however, is only predictiilg 1977 retail food Risen/' and " The Day of ·With one arrow, Bear award; there are otber old people and we must be there. So please understand, If we hUrry~ fuss ... shut-offs is very real,'' but concerned with 3,500 of its showed !arm prices rose prices will average 4 to 5 per • Resurrection.'' Max Blake, the Wolf badge There are many of you, and too f w of us! - A CARING bacl<ed off wlien asked if his 747,000 customers who owe laster than an· index of cent above 1976 if 'weather Iri the mob scene will be with one gold arrow; Nick office would challenge the more Ulan $300 each.NURSE. . . . .. farmers' costs which gained conditions are good for the Pomeroy scouts, Danny Bush, the gold and sllver · PUCO's refusal to extend Each of the other major only 0.5 per cent during the rest of this year. The forecast Thomas, Rick Blaettnar, arrow; Billy Weaver, their prohibition in ·court. utilities reported - it is month. , was raised from an Initial Richard Poulin, David • . · Sweet reported on figures. advertising the · extended prediction of a 3 to· 4 per cent &over; steve Crow, Scott Farm costs in mid-March, supplied to the fUCO by lhe payment plan in i>ersonal however, were 5 per cent gain largely because of bad Gheen, Tony Welch, Max six major natural gas notices to delinquent above a year' earlier weather .during tbe winter. IN THE COMMON Blake, one year pins; David PLEAS COUR·T OF · uttlitles, which serve about customers, telephone , calls compared with the 1.5 per The monthly farm price Fisher, Carl Moodispaugh, P. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 3.5 million Ohioans. and advertisements in the cent increase over a year ago repOrt showed orange prices PROBATE DIVISION J. Harris, Allen Spaulding, JIIMES E . SIMPSON, liD · . Sweet said the numbers news -media. Dsnny Thomas, Nick Bush, in farm prices. As a result, leaped from 86 cents a box in MIN ISTRATOR of the Estate showed that some 50,000 of mid-February to 11.46 in mid- of BE'RTH A . N.EIMEYER , Melvin Van Meter, Roonie !arm returns la.St month were CYPRESS, Calif. (UP! )the 960,000 customers of tbe March but remained well DECEASED , Denny, Charles Davis, John. PIa in t iff , Defending champion and top- at 69 per cent of the "fair" below the $2.09 of a year ago. E.•st · Ohio Gas Co., Bacon II), two year pins. parity standard compared to YS. Cleveland, face seeded Adidlis of Los Angeles 71 per cent a year earlier. Apples also rose, but IRIS TRACY AUSTIN , Allen Spaulding advanced to Address Unknown ; , disconoection, .accordinJ! the rolled over the New York grapefruit prices declined THE The March ·farm price the Webelos level and Scott UNKNOWN HEIRS , MENU FOR SUNDAY, APRIL3RD East Ohio Vice President Clemente's 53-39 in the average rose, officials said, from $1.85 a box in .February DEVISEES , LEGATEES , Gheen, James Martin and Roast lleel, flounder fish, cod National AAU Women's · DISTRIBUTEES , liD · Robert Koblenzer. largely because of cootinued to $1.10 in March. John Bacon lD received ibe · MIN ISTRATORS, fish~ hamburger steak, fried Basketball Tournament MEAT: Another 37,000of the 659,000 Beef cattle prices moved up EXECUTORS, IF ANY, OF recruitment patch. gains for soybe81)s and cotton d'licken & ham. Thursday night. customers of the Dayton NEIMEYER , which have been in tight !rom $33.10 per hund - BERTHA Dens 2 md 3 ll'esented DECEASED ; Uma beans, peas and carrots, redweight. in February THE UNKNOWN HEIRS , supply; an increase in catile *Its and there were games VEGETABLES: modles. DEVISEES . LEGATEES , prices, and a sharp jump for to $33.80 in March, 20 cents OISTRIBUTEES and opening and closing ,' AD · above a year earlier . But oranges recorded in llie wake oeretJlmles with lathers of MIN IS.JRATORS , Baked, masl)ed and home fries. POTATOES: EXECUTORS , IF ANY , OF of production · losses., hogs fell from $39.30 · in ·BIRD jlllCk members participating. 0 . ROMINE. ALSO ' appearing after a January February to $37.10 last month KNOWN AS BERT,.ROM I NE , ,Re!reshjnents were served. Cl1erry and apple. PIE: compared to $45.50 a year DECEASED, freeze. · ·Et al .. Soybean prices, $6.81 a earlier. Tossed/ slaw, cottage cheese.,. Defendants . Cotton prices, which were SALAD & FRUITS: app tesauce & peaches. · bushel at the farm level in NO"TICE PARTY PLANNED 52.7 cents a pound a year ago SERVICE BY January and $7 .06 in A pre-registration party . PUBLICATION . . February, rose again to $'1 .64 and 63.9 cents last month, Plaintiff has brought this for daily vacation Bible WE_HAV.E__SO_FT ICE__(_RE~M in mid-March cornwed to rose again to 66.2 cents a action nam ing each of you as school will be held at 2 p.m. 1 l1ey'U cetl.lllllY du IJc!Wr lli one of the defendant s in the MILK SHAKES AND BANANA pound. · 14.46 a year earlier as above-named court by fil ing buy t htiir pa t1 o tuntllur e e,HIY Sunday at the Bradbury SPLITS Along with hogs, there were his compla i nt on February nu\'V .11 011 1 IJc~t 111,nk df.iWIJ~t domestic and .export buyers Church of Christ. Any 16th . 1977. substantial declines in March competed for 3'tight supply . The oblect of the com pia lnt c.hildren or parent~ inCHAR-BROiLED- STEAKS Thursd:,iy's announcement · prices for eggs and milk, and is that the real estat~ terested in attending the small declines for corn and herlnafter descr-i bed be sold WEEKDAYS6a.m.lo7 p.m . SUNDAY 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 1 by the Agriculture Bible school are invited to . in Its entirety, and to pay the Department that China has wheat; The av~ wheat debts of the decedent, Bertha attend. imeyer.deceased ; tl'lat the ordered 390,000 tons of price, $2.45 a bushel, was Ne rights, Interests and ilef)s of . soybeans from American $1.20 below · a year earll~r all partie! may be fully traders - includmg 200,000 while corn was only 17 cents a determined, adjusted and thl'lt pla int iff be tons ·for delivery in the bushel below a year ago. , protected; authorized and ordere~ tb sell SURGiCAL PATIENT .. Real Old-l'ashioned Home Cookin~" Millo prices, . which said real estate accord ing to current crop Season - could Mrs. Maude Ross, ail, lhe statutes in such case $9.42 a further strengllien markets ilveraged underwent surgery Thursmade and provk:l.e d, end tor lrd St;, RACINE, Oii"lo despite the fact traders are hlHldredweight for all grades . such other alid fUrther relief day morning at Veterans PHONE 949-2515 he may b- entitled to; that free to ship the beans from were 30 cents below a year as Memorial Hospital. Her ~ld real estate Is descr ibed '· any origin, including Brazil. earlier. They are expected to as follows : room number is 137. Mrs. The following described The over aU gain in ·average rise now, however, because Ross-is the mother of David rea 1 estate situ{ted In th.e farm prices apparently fore- President Carter last monUi State of OhIO, C9unty Of Ross and Mrs. Elizabeth shadows some continuing approved a 9 per cent Meigs and In the Village of ,Well. to.wit : . price hikes lor consumers increase in milk · price Pomeroy, Being the following reel supports to take effeci today. later in llie year. But tbe ·estate itt the east half of 100 ~tere Lots Nos. 3C6 and 307 in relationship between the the County of Meigs and State SHARE THE JOY volatile index of raw farm NOTICE OF FILING Of Ohio descr ibed as follows . OF PETITION FOR fo.wlf : products and the retail prices TRANSFER OF FUNDS Beginning at the "'!Orih consumers pay is not always OF EASTER a!l4 Notice is hereby given that East corner Of , James .... p~eces! ----:-:-~---, on the :JOth day of March , Hopkin's lot ; theflce South 12 · r ro.-allyourhome 1977 , the under signed . degrees Ea.st 219 teet to a A J(Jverv expltn(,letl mer,,r l~<m et qrou 11. fuusht.~l rrl WITH A.OWERS . Petitioners flied a Petition in stump; thence North 8? 59 N. 2nd St. anliuue<.J ou tdoor rin<~ mcl. You. \)ut the !till II.: e. col Entertainment and theCou rtofCommonPieasof degrees · 177 feet ; thence 992-5560 f•:e tdiJ!e 1111tl I ch ~u s Tl1 ~ l(}Q·" ptJIVlllllt.l!,rtu ·Appliance Needs Meigs county, Ohio . being North 67 V7. degrees Eut 25.,. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Between 100,000 and 1SO,OOO Ohioans face discontinuance of gas service this month Power & Light Co . are expected to be in arrears by the end of the March billing cycle and Columbia Gas attorney Tom Brown told Sweet 12,500 of Columbia's 1 COLORING CONTEST / Products of farm bring more now f\1\Sl Pl\1£ RULES Just color one or more of the drawings on this Pi!ge, Iii! in the blanks and take your entry to the sponsoring store before -April 6th. Contest is open to anyone 12 years of age or under. excepting children of sponsors or of this newspaper's employees. In every tre• you'll find a nest of baby 'birds that never rest. NAME------~------- Pretty tulips and daHodlls dot the gardens and the hills. · NAME ______________ ·-- ADDRESS...;,_______ ADDRESS---'----AGE PHONE ,---&.~ Cubs' awards made recentJy • to Pack 245 AGE ELBERFELDS IN POMERO.l .. o (:5> PHONE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE· ~ 0. ---c.r ~ _-.... ,,_- the farm front FOOD that delights ... New chicks from small eggs hatch; they .love to run in the briar patch! In the meadows young lambs play; they know that Easter's on its way. "Earlybirds" do better!. NAME-------~--~ NAME ____________ ADDRESS------AGE PHO.NE ADDRESS---------AGE . _ PHONE BAKER FURNITURE lnq RUTLAND FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO A~NOLD Grandma wears her fin~st bonnet with . lots of frills and flo)>Yers on it. NAME-----~--~ , ----- ADDRESS ____________ AGE PHONE ·- - - - - - MARGUERITE'S: SHOES GRATE POMEROY, The Easter eggs we love ta color! Plain white eggs are so much duller. NAME _______________ .ADDRESS-----AGE PHONE KIDDIE ·SHOPPE POMEROY, OHIO 0~10 I ' ' Sale $}9995 fiJ.,mt.t.Jd~ dl i! (Nl rurt.il Rc r1 SOOO ' • DOXOL SERVICE RIDENOUR'S TV & Appliance Gas Serv1ce Racine, Ohio rhe~ter ,... .. ;., CaSe No. 16,.416, on the docket Court. asking that S19 ; .492 .75 be translerred from the General Fund to the Motor Vehicle Fund , as J provided by law. tor the reasons set forth In said Petition ; and. that said Petition will be set for 1hea ring on the 9th dey of April. 1977. · Gllt>RGE REED ALVIN REED CHESTER WELLS Trustees Olive Township,· ME:ioscounty , Ohio {4) t . lie Of ~a i d CREOSOTE .FENCE POST T!•• IOj1 <tu.oloto wnG.I ~r1'•< , • .,,. •oomv totww ._, r"i' .'" &..,. "' Ingels JurJiitute 106 N. 2ND AVE. lh ROUND ..............:....$2 FUU ROUND ............. ~275- 211 · olf{;eiY C <k!ll )~'l'>l'•>l«! mtl' pt~·.YJ •"'~ I lfl'd Uu t h tulh'\Jn~ th•l ..,,. n ... ~, t Jt•.~ ' ·992·2635 MIOOLEPORT, 0. BOTH IN 7 FT. LIENGTHS .BAUM TRUE VALUE 985-SlOl .' Re.jg~~,~~ req~i.red to answer tne: complaint wit.h ln twenty - NOW IN STOCK wtoMit. ~et to a run ; then.;;e up and along said run .472 feet to the ploce of beginning , con · tairiing 95.-100 acres , more or less ; saving ond excepting lhe coat and oth _er m lnerats therein .and the r1ght to mine the, , same without rn . cumbi'ancelothesurtaceand a\ I ways and rlohts of w'y a o,h g any ~lneral seam are hereby excepted f(om this , deed; the aforesa id being the rea:l estate conveyed to Jacpl}._. Dor'n lck by thedeedsof ·sanlli H. Dabney and Clara .P •. O.bn_e y, et at. by deeds be8'1'ing date respec.tlvely of Apr il 9, 1877 and March ·1816, which deeds are recorded respec;:tlvely in .volume 58, Pages 615 and 616' and Vol~ll)e 58, P80~S - 616and '617 or the Records ot Deeds of Meigs County , Ohio . Reference· Deed : Vol. 129 • Page 132, Meigs County Deed CHF.STER, 0. eight days after the last publication of this notice . which will~ publlshed 'once each week for Sl)( successive ' weekS , and )he la,.st publication will be made on May 6, 1977. In case Of your failure to ·answer or otherwise respond n perfnltted by the Ohio Rules of CJvH Procedure within 11'11 time stated , iudoment by defa,urt will be rendered against you for the relief deman,ded in the , complaint. ·Manning 0 Webster , Prooate Jud9e MeigS County, OhiO (.aJ l i"'8. 22 , 29 : (51 6 - 6tc ps. POTTED PLANTS •HYDRANGEAS •LILIES •AZALEAS •MUMS .· '· TERRARIUMS --- .. . ' •WITH EASTER TRIM .. ·coRSAGES The Easter lilies are in bloom, filling the air with their perfume. •ROSES •CARNATIQ~S . •CYMBIDIUM ORCHIDS .VASE ARRANGEMENTS ';\ ~ -· •FRESH CUT AJMNERS • • cas!) 'n carry orders . PL.AC£ OUT-«·TOWN ORDERS EARLY! • • On Easter morn, our basket's full, out of tlie straw, thl!! eggs we pull! NAME-------------- ' NAME~---------ADDRESS ____________ .ADDRESS - - - - - - - - - - ' AGE PHONE ..,...--...,.__ AGE PHONE COUNTRY COUSINS COOKSHOPPE POMEROY, OHIO c;>n Easter Day the choirs sing, while the church bells softly rlnj~. Our f11vorite is· the Easter. Bunny; the gifts he hides are very funny! NAME---~~----- NAME--------ADDRESS ___~----AGE PHONE ADDRESS _ ____;,______.,:._ AGE PHONE I FARMERS BANK I •heritage house DAN THOMPSON FORD MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1 POMEROY, OHIO - : \ �·II-\he Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Friday. April l, l977 o m .. Sunday e vangel iU• c meet11\g , 7 30 p m Praye r meetmg, WednHdoy 1 30 p m . UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Ow,ght L. Zov•tz, d •reclor H A R R I S c) N V I l l E PRESBYTE-RIAN , Rev . Ernest Stncl\ hn pastor Sundov church sc hool. 9.-30 o m . Mr s Homer l4te sup f .; morn ang worshi p, 10,30 • MIDDLEPORT, Su nday school, q 30om . R•chord Vaughan , supt. Mornang wonk ep, 10·30. The Rev SYRACUSE, Morneng worship , 9 Deeth rector Ckurch !!oar· om . Sunday sckool 10 am Mrs 10 30 am , Ho l y commu- Sampson Hall supl f irst Sunday of month chu r RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, school, 10·30 am for nursery Rev . James D Guynn pastor through 12 , Sunday school, 10 o m , Sunday ' POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR IST worsh ip , 11 am Sunday evenmg 1 EYonson . pa s lor, 81ble serve ce , 7 p m , Wedmn day wor school 9·30 om , w orship 10 30 shtp servece, 7 30 p m adu lt w orshep servt ce and HAZH COMMUNITY CHURCH , yo ung peopl e's meeteng, 7 30 Naar long Bollom , Edsel Hart , ' p m Combined Btble i ludy and pa stor Sunday. school 10 o.m . proyermee teng, Wedn.esdoy 7 JO Church , 7 30 p m. prayer p m meeteng , 7 30 p m Tkursday THE SALVATION ARMY En~o~oy MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL , Ray W Wming, officer tn charge. Th erd Ave the Rev Welham Knit· Sunday, 10 am . Holtness le i. pastor Ronald Dugan Sun· meetmg 10 30 a m , Sunday· day School Sup! . Classes for oil Sc::hool. Yo ung People s Leg eon, 7 ages e... en1ng servece, 7 30 , 81ble pm Thursday. 1 to 3 p m , study, Wednesday . 7 30 p m lodtes Home League , 7 p m. Prep yoUth ser v1ces. Freday, 7.30 p m classes MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BAP BUR LI NGTON SOUTHERN BAP· liST. Corner Ash and Plum , Noel TIST CHAPEL Route I , ShadeHerrman . pasto r Saturday eYen Pastor Bobby Elkens Sunday eng service. 7 30 p m . Sunday schoo l 5 p .m , Sunday worshi p, School , 10 30 o.m 5 45 p.m , Wednesday prayer serMEIGS . ve ce. 7 30 p m COOPERATIVE PARISH ST PAUl lUTHERAN CHURCH, METHODIST CHURCH Corner of Sycamore and Second Rober! T Bumgarner St s Pomeroy The Rev W1ll eam Otrector M1ddleswarth Pastor Sunday POMEROY ClUSTER School at 9·A5 o m and Ckurch Rev Robert Hoyden Serv•ces 11 o m Rev Jomes Corbell SACRED HEART Rev Father CHESTER, Worshlp 9 15 om Paul 0 Welton pa s lor Phone Churck SchooiiOo _m ' II 1s not str,mge that someone ~,.:h ose thl !) lonel y !S pOt to cn2-2825 Saturday even eng Moss POMEROY , Worsk ep 10 30o m erect a re vc n:nt tnL' morhtl It wa•dtll a dt:solalc h1ll that three 7 30 Sunday Moss, 8 and 10 a m . Ckurch School 9 30 o m UMYF 6 30 p m Confession, Saturday, 7 7 30 p m no~sc~ " t o o d many cc ntun cs ;.~go the Cross of the POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH ENTERPRISE Worshtp 9 o m. S.tv tour ar~d of the pcnttent and of the scoffer OF CHRIST, 100 W Mom St Jerry Church School l Oam Paul mtmster phone 992-7b66 "' ROCK SPRINGS Worshtp 10 Always the ~c cfosscs have seemed to belong to the Conser~o~att ve non mstrumentol om Churc., School 9 I Sam . UMYF 6 30 P m Jc~ulute lull s o f l1 fe When u m an feels the cr ushmg burd e n Sunday wo rship 10 o . m , Beble stud'( 11 om worsh ep 6 p m . FLATWOODS, Worshep ll om . of v. ntdl y c<.~re upon h1m , when hi.' tmJge ~ the steep tra1llos1 Wednesday Beble study , 7 p m Church Schooi !Oo m OlD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER and alone - th ~ n . either h e wrl l c l ann the Love and CHUR CH , Rev . Rolpk Sm th , Rev RobertBum'garner Strength of Chn st as chd the penttcnt , or hke the scoffer he pastor Sunday school 9 30 o. m, HEATH , Robert Bumgarner , w1 1! let ht s unbelief destroy h1 s soul. Mrs Worley FranCis , superenten Poster Worsh1p 10 3D om . dent Preacheng serviCes f1rst & Ckurch School 9 30 a m, UMYF 6 Bu t no man should watt fo r a t i m e of d csol.J t ln n tn mak e th1rd Sundays lolloweng Sunday P m RUTLAND Wilbur Hilt Pastor. hfe· s most JOY (lll ~ dec 1s1on 11 c.m be mad e today and School GRAHAM UNJTED METHODI ST Worshep 10 30om Chur ch School scaled with ye ars of happy ~er v t ce tn the church ot one s Preeckmg 9 30 am firs! ond se· 9 30 a m cor.d Sundays ol each montk ' SYRACUSE CLU STER · chotec lt'1 1rd and fourth Sundays each Rev, R1cl1ard E JarvJs month wo rsh1p serv ece ol 7 30 ASBURY . Worskep 10 40 am . \ p rn Wednesday evenmgs at Church School 9·30 o m UMW Sunday 1 Peter 1 I 25 Monda y t Peter 4 1 11 Tuesday 1 John 2 1· 11 Wednesday I John 4 1· 2 1 Thursda y 1John 5 1·5 1 Freday : Psalms • 130 1-8 Saturdav luke 19 1 28 - '.'....'"·'•,.•'•'·'·"·"""-.,"·"•~•'·"·"" -".''----------'.''"-"."·'·'·""-".""."'.'"·'·'·"·'·'.'',.'·"·"·' .'',;''n-••,."_'""" 7 30 Prayer and B1ble Study SEVENTH -DAY ADVENTIST , Mulberry Heeghls Rood Pomeroy Pas l or Gerard Seton Sabbath Schoo l Supenntendenf Claro Mcintyre Sobbatk School , Sotur· dey alternoon at 2 00. weth Wor· skep Servece follow1ng ot 3 15 RUTlAND fiRST BAPTIST CHURCH- Drewy Gore supt. Sunday School 9 30 om , morn· mgworshtp , 10 45 am THE HILAND CHAPEl George Cosio , pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a.m even1ng worsk1p, 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer servece, 7.30p m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, Rev. Peter Grondoll pastor William Watson Sunday school supt , Sunday school 9 ,30 om BYF, 6 p m , Beble Sh1dy Wednesday 7 p m cho1r practice Wednesday , a 30 p.m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTISt . 282 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Paul) While , Pastor GoryBoshom Sun · doy school supt Sunday school. q 30 0 m . , morn 1ng worshep 10 30 e¥enmg worsh ep 6 30 p.m Mtdweek prayer serv ice , 7 30 pm MIDWAY COMMUNITY CENTER Dexter Rd . longsvelle Ohto, Rev . Clyde Ferrell Pastor, Sunday School 11 o.. m Sa tu rday preocheng se rveces 7 30 p . m Wedne sday even eng Beble study of 7 30 p .m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bodey Run Rood, Rev Emmett Rowson pastor. Handley Dunn . supt Sunday sckool. 10 am Sun· · day evemng servtce 7 30 Beble teochmg 7 30 p m. Thursday DYES VILLE COMMUNITY C~UR· CH Roger C Turner , pastor. Sundoysc:hool930om Sunday morneng wofsh\p '10·30 Sunday even eng servtce, 7 30 THE SALVATION ARMY , 11 5 Bull ernul Ave. Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs ~oy Wen eng off1cers m charge Sunday holiness meeHng 10 om , Sunday sckool 10 30 c m leader YPSM Eloise Adorns. 7 30 p m salvo t 1orl meeleng lodees Home league 12 noon to 2 p m Thursdo): prayer meefeng and Btble study Thursday, ,7 30 pm MIDDlEPORT .. KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. MEIGS-TIRE CENTER, INC. John F Fultz Ph. 992 -2101 tHE FINEST IN MOBILE HOMES Pomeroy - Ph. 992-7034 Pomeroy 1100 E. Mam SUNDAY TIMES.SENTINEL ' ' BIG JIM'S PLAZA Serving Meigs, Masor.. And Gall Ia Area Mtddleport. Ohio Phone 992-2156 ' ; : RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING '"HE ll" Thtrd St. LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON Call949 -2838 For An Appotntmenf Racme, Ohto OEA ~ ER Ph. 949-28B2 Radne REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE - ~ . SERVICES ' 214 E. Main PAUL!S BARBER SHOP Open 8 to Ph. 992·5130 Pormeroy ELLIS & SONS SOHIO GROCER IES& GENERAL MERCHANDISE Rae me . 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(Mac) McCoy .. 985-3944 . .FRESH PRODUCE& PLANTS 2 CONVENIENT MARKETS RALL'S BEN FRANKliN STORE Pomeroy , MIDWAY MARKET Ph. 992·2582 Mason., Ph. 773-5721 ~B'S MARKET ntE DAILY SENTINEL Mtddlepor1, Ohio ' K&C JEWELERS ltedlcaled to the Interests of' Melg5·Mason Areo Phone ?92 2156 •. - ,, Keep sake D1amond Rings 212 E. Main St. MEIGS CO.UNTY BRANCH THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-3863 . . Ph 949 9130 SALEM ST.REET MARKET . Gerald & Melva Elbtn, Owner Open81o7datly. t2SSun. Rutland Ph. 742-2424 Syracuse Ph. 992-3978 . . RACINE FOOD MARKET - RIDENOUR THE STORE WITH A HEART Ph_949·2626 Roclne . t Ph. 992·3785 . . RACINE PlANING MILL ROSEBERRY'S PENNZOIL R1tiM Pomeroy " • TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE Chester: Racme 985 3307 949-2020 . ftrsl Tuesdoy Bible Stud y Thurs . 730p m FOREST RUN Worshep 9 am . Church School10 am MINERSVILLE Worsh1p 10 am . Church School9 o.m SYRACUSE Chruch School 9 30 om Worship servece 7 30 p.m . SOUTHERN ClUSTER Rev T1mothy Smtih Cluster leader Rev Sl even W1lson Assoc10te BETfiANY (Dorcas), Worship 9 30 a m. Church School 10 30 a.m CARMEl, Chruch School 9 30 am Worsh ep 10 30 am 2nd and 4th Sundays. APPLE GROVE . Sunday School 9.30 am . Worship 7 30 p,m 1st and 3rd Sundays Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Fellowshtp supper ferst Saturday 6 p m UMW 2ndTuesdoy730pm. EAST LETART Chruch School l si 2nd 3rd Sundays, 9.30 om Fourth Sunday 10 30 om War shep 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m. 4th .Su nday 9 30o .m , Praye r meeting Wednesday 1 30 p m UMW 1st Tuesday? 30p m WESlEYAN (Racane) , Sunday School 10om Worshep 11 om . Jr UMYF Wednesday 3 30 p m , Btble Study Thursday 7 p m Chaer Pract1ce Thursday 8 P m lETART FALLS Church School lst . 2nd 3rd Sundays 10 15 am. 4th Sunday 915 am. Worshep 1st , 2nd 3rd Sundays 9. 15 o.m . Ath Sunday 1 30 p m MORNING STAR, Worshtp 9 30 om . Church School 10 30 om , Mid Week Servece Wednesday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEl , Worshp 11 om . Church School9 30o. m PORTLAND , Worsktp 7 30 p m Church School9 30 o m SUTTON, Chu rch School 930 o m Worsk•p 1st ond 3rd Sundays 10 30om NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev R1ckard Thomas Pastor Duane Sydenstmker John Douglas Assoctates JOPPA , Worshep 10 am Chur· c:h School 9 o m , Prayer Meet eng Wednesday 8 p m CHURCH , Sunday School 18fVICI , Wednesday 7 30 p m, LONG 90TTOM CHRISTIAN , 10 o m , Proyl!__ m•etmg Thun · dey , 7 p m . Sundo, '"'•"'"9 ser · 8ru"e"' Smtih , po•tor. Wollace Damewood. Supt. Btbl• School 'o'IC8 7p m ' ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST , 9.30 a .m . Pr.achlng seNice, Pom eroy Hormonvtll• Rd.; Don IO.d a m . No •~ t ng ser "Jice HYSEll RUN FREE METHODIST Kennedy pas lor , BtU McE lroy Sunday school supl Sunday CHURCH . Re..- Herbert A tling sc hool 9 30 am morn ing w~ · pcntor. S.undoy Schoo l 9·30 o m . sh1p Of'l d communion, lO<JO a .m ., Morning servlc;e, 10·30 a m , Sunday e vening youlh Christian youth sennc'e I> AS p . m . Endea vor , b pm., worsh•p ser E'o'O~II•tl c seN1ce 1 30 p .m. vi ce, 1 p m WednesdQy evenmg Proyer me•ti ng , Thursday, 1.30 prayer meeting and 81bte study , pm . 7·30 p m , FReEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ot ST. JOHN lUTHERAN CHURCH . Bold Knob Rev lawrenc- e Pme Grove· The Rev. Wtll!om Glutt.~oens:omp Sr , pastor .. Aoger M1ddleswarth, Pastor , Church Wtllford, Sr ., Sunday school •upr. sarv•ces 9·30 am. Sunday School SuAdoy school 9.30 o ... Sunday 10 30om evemng serv1ce 7 p m Prayer BRADBURY CHURCH OF meeting Tuetdoy , 7 •3('1 p m. CHRIST , Mr. Oonald.Raley . postor. Ernest O..ter. doss l.ader Sundey school , 9·30 om ., wor· Youth meeting. Wednesday , 7 30 sk 1p ser.,.lc-e 10.30 o m. , Sunday p.m. with Don and Martha ser Yttes. 1 p. m ; youth group, Meodows. leodef1 WHITES CHAPEL Coolv1lle RO Wednesday, 7p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST, Rev. Earl Rev Roy Deeter, poslor. Sunday Shuler. pastor Sunday sc;hool .chool9:30 o m : worship serv1ce. 9 30 a m ., Church serv 1ce, 7 p .m ; 10·30 o m. Bible study and proyer youth meeting, 6 p m Tuesday Be· service , Wednesday , 7.30p.m RUTlAND bleStudy , 7p m RUTlAND CHURCH OF CHRIST RACINE CHURCH OF THE pastor. Fronk NAZARENE , Rev John A Coif- Oenn1s Smtth man pastor Sunday School, 9 30 Youns.Sundoy school supt Sun · a m , Gerold Well1, ~oupt Morn· day school and communeon . 9 30 Worah1p and comunion ing worshep 10·30 am Sunday o m e"eoing worsh1p , 7 30 Prayer 10 30om · RUTlAND COMMUNITY meeteng Wednesday 7 30p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST , Don l. CHURCH , Sunday School , 9:30 Walker, Pastor , Ronnee Salser , a. m • wonh1p serviCe 11 a m., Sunday school supt , Sunday Wednesday prayer meeting, 7·30 school 9 30 om ; morneng wor· 'p m youth serveces , Sunday. 7 sh1p , 10 .CO am Sunday eYemng p m , Sunday mght worship 7 JO RUTlAND CHURCH OF THE warshtp , 7 30 Wttdnesdoy even· NAZARENE Rev . Lloyd D Gremm 1ng 8eble studf , 7 30. DANVILLE WESLEYAN. Rev. R. Jr , pastor. Sunday school, 9 30 0 Brown, pastor Sunday School. am ., wonh1p service, 10 30 am 9 30 am , morn eng worsh1p Broodcost live over WMPO young ser.,.ice 6 .t5 10 .C5, youtk serv1ce, 6 0 p m : people ' s even ing worship , 7.30 p m ; evangelistic service. 7 30 p m. prayer orld prots.e, Wednesday , Prayer meettng, Wednesday , 7 30 p .m .. Mtssionary meeteng, 7 30 7 :lOp m · SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST, p .m . first Wednesday of month MASON COUNTY M1les TroiJI, pastor Sonday MASON FIRST BAPTIST , Second school , 10 o m.. Steveltttle. sup I Even1ng ser¥1ca 1 p.m , prayer ond Pomeroy Sis , Stan Cro1g, ~star Sunday sckool , 9 45 a.m : meet.ng. Thursday 1 p .m wOrship ser~o~ice II .o.m , lrom1ng CHESTER CHURCHOF GOO union , 6·30 p m ; eveneng worRev Bobby Porter, pastor Sun day school , 9 30 am , wonk•p ship ser~o~ice , 7' 30 p m M1d Week proy•r servtce, Wednesday , 7 30 servece 11 o m ; evening service p m. 7 30, youth serv1ce. Wednesday MASON CHURCH OF' CHRIST P. 7 30 p.m 0 Box AB7 , Meller St , Mason, W. lANGSVIllE CHRISTIAN CHUR CH , Ted Jones, pastor Sunday Va Sunday Bible Study 10 om . school, 9 30 am Roy Segrrlon Worsk1p 11 a m and 7 p m Btble Study Wednesday 7 p.m .. Vocal s'upt , morn eng worsk1p 10 30 mu!llC Sunday evening serv•ce , 7 30 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST , Cor· med-week servece Wednesday ner of Second and Anderson 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE Mason Pastor, Wolter Cloud Sunday school 9 .. 5.o m., worsh1p NAZAREN~ Re¥ Dole Ban pastor, Bob Moore , Sunday servtce , 11 am and 7 30 p m School supt · Sunday school W~klv Bible s1udy , Wednesday 730pm ' classes for oil ages 9 30 om. MASON ASSEMBlY Of GOD , morn.~ng worshtp 10 45 o .m. , NYPS, 6 30 p m , evongehsflc ser· Ouddeng lone, Mason W. Vo vice, 7 30 p m Prayer and Chester Tennant, Pastor. Sunday School 9 .. s a m , Children's fo$teng Tuesday I Q am Medweek prayer serv tce, Ckurch 6 AS p m. Young People's p.m Evon~elistec . Wednesday , 7 30 p m men's Serv1ce ' 6 .. prayer meeting Saturday 7 p m , Serv1ce 7 30 p.m Women s MIS· stonory Counetl 10 o.m f irst ond mtsslonory meehng , second th1rd Tuesdays . Prayer and Bible Wednesday , 7 30p m ' Study, Wednesdc;rt 7.30 p m UNITED FAITH NON HARTFORD CHURCH Of CHRIST DENOMINATIONAL , Rev Rober! Smith, pastor Sunday SchooL IN CHRISTIAN UNION The Rev 9 30om , Closs leader leo H1IL Wtlham Campbell. pastor. Sunday School 9.30 o.m Jomes Hughes, worsh1p serv1ce, 10 30 am ., chur supt , eventng serv1ce 7 30 p m . ck7 ·30 p.m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN Wednesday eveneng prayer meetmg 7 30 p .m Youth prayer CH RIST, Elden R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 o m , Howard serv.ce each Tuesday FAIRVIEW BIBlE CHURCH, McCoy supt , Morning sermon, 11 am. Sunday neghl ser... eces leta rt W Va • Rt. I, Re.,. Charles Ckrlsflan Endeavor, 7 30 p m , Hargraves, pastor . Worshi~ ser· SOng servece, 8 p m , Preach eng v1ces , 9.30 o.m .. Sunday sChool 8 30 p m Medweek Prayer 11 a. m .. ,.evemng worsh1p 7 30 meeteng Wednesday 7 p m. Roy p.m. Tuesday cottage prayer meeflng and 81ble stu~y. 9 30 Adorns , lay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, a.m. Worshep servfce Wednes· located of Rutland on New L1ma Rood nul to Forest Acre Po rk . Rev Roy Rouse, pastor Rober! Musser Sunday School sup! Sun day school 10 30 om , warshep 7 · 30 p m Btble Study , J Wednesday , 7 30 p m Saturday ~JM"t'l'" n1ghtprayerserv1te 7 30p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRI STIAN , by THOMAS JOSEPH Roger Watson, pastor: Jen 1e ACROSS Wh1te, Su nday school supt Morn '.-\ 43 Resound eng worship, 9 30 a.m , Sun 1 Moslem DOWN doyschool 10·30 am. eveneng judge 1 Junta servlcEi 7·30 Wednesday Bible 5 Soviet citizen 2 Titillate Study. 7 30p m O ,_. • Ti k 3 MT UNION BAPTI ST , Rev Jokn 1 ~lan rtver C et Elsw1ck, pastor Sunday sckool 11 Winged 4 Peeve superintendent, Don Wtlson Sun 13 BeeUe 5 Pacific day school, 9 .. s am , eveneng, Bailey tsland worship, 7 30 p m. Prayer ' meeflng.730p.m Wednesday for one 6 Make even TUPPERS PlAINS CHRISTIAN (2 Wds.) 7 Hebrew CHURCH , Eugene Underwood 15 Fit_ fiddle letter pastor, Howard Coldwell , Jr., l& Swedish 8 lnd.ividuaJ.. Sunday School Supt , Sunday ty School 9 30 om . Morning Ser· coun ly; in turn man, 10 30 am Sunday 8'11en1ng 17 Sesame (3 Wds.) servi ce 7 p m. 18 9 Hit the hay LETART FALLS UNITED 19 M Ia b 12The"D" in BRETHREN, Rev Freeland Noms, ama m pastor. Floyd Norres, supt Sundoy 20 Irish rebel FDR school. 930 o ,m., mornlng ser· group 14 Beg man, 1() 30 "o.m , Prayer !Jervtce. 21 Lambkin's 21 Draughts Wednesday , 7 30 p.m · CHURCH OF GOO OF PRO· cry pleces PHECY . O.J White Rood olf 160, 22 Early 22 Gypsy Rev Ge:orge Groyle, pastorSun · Cagney fihn horse day S~hool. 10 a .m .. Arthur Hen· Z3 _upon son, Sup! Morning ,Worsh,!P· 11 (loved a m . Young Peoples serv1ce, 7 , p m .. E'tening serv1ce. 7 30 p.m, excesWednes"doy M1d-Week Pra'(er sively) Servtce 7:30 p .m.. Youth 26 Belief s v ' CAlVARY 81BlE CHURCH , 2• N. Sacood , Middleport , poator, Cur· 111 Stephen. Church school, 9.31) IS N'T LIKE a .m .. preoc.hing ..r.-l(ft, 10.30 THE .JUDGE. HE IL II><ES TO a.m. and 7 30 p m , Wednesday evening81ble1t~y . 7 ·30p m INDEPENDENT HOliNESS CHURCH. INC - Corn., Fourth ond Lincoln Sts. , M i ddleport , Rev. O 'Dell Manley . postor. Sony Hud$0n Sunday School super inten· den't Sunday school , 9 30 a h1 J evenm{) worsh ip , 7,30 p m., praye r and praise service, Wttdnesdoy 7 30 p m THE PEOPlE'S CHURCH Of PoMEROY - Corner Ma1n ond Court Sts., thtrd floor over ltghfhouse Restaurant Henry Cook pastor Sunday school. 10 o m .' morneng worship, "11 o m... even l ng serv1 c e , 7 : 30 , Wednesday even1ng service , 7 30.' lnterdenomenot1onal , .fu ll EAT, .. , ... ... .. ~ . . .... , ...'. . ... •" .._., . .. •• ~ ···" • ~ . w .... • !!oUT PAR~ lTI THERE'$ SOMETHING AWUT ALL. THI:5 I JUST··D0N'1'· 1 DIDN'T SEI.L OUT TO SHIVAUN! I TOI.D HER UNCLE NO DEAL I>·· AND HE 5TILI. HEI.PED TO got pol. RUTlAND CHURCH Of GOD Posror Denn es Boles . Sundoy School. 10 am ; worsl•up service , 11 30 o m ond 7. 30 p .m. Prayer meeting , Wednesday. 7.30p. m RUTlAND APOSTOliC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST. Thomas l Holme•. pastor . Bible study , Saturday. 7.30 p .m E'"'ongellstlc p m prayer meeting , Tuesday , 7:30pm .. Bible Study . Thursday 7 30p m . POMEROY WESlEYAN HOllNESS - Harrisonville Rood . Dewey Ktng. pastor: Ed1son Weaver , OUIStont, Henry Eblin . Jr , Sunday school supt Sunday schooL 9:30 om .. morning wrx shep 11 a. m. Sunday evemng serv1ce , 7 30 prayer meeting, T~ursdoy . 7:30p.m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH Of GOO Not Pentecostal , Rev George 01ler. poslor Worsh1p serYIC& Sl.l11doy , 9 .C5 o m Sun· doy ~thool. II a m. worshep ser· vece, 1 30 p.m Tt'lursday prayer meellng. 7.30 p m. MT HERMON Un1ted Brethren Church Sunday Schoof 9.30 o m Worsh•p service I 0 45 a m, Preochtng services e~o~ery Sunday oh&rnot1ng with C E. Wednesday prayer meet ing 7·30 p m Rev James leach, poslor. Povtd Holter. loy leoc:ler JEHOVAH S WITNESSES 1 mele east of Rutland, junction of Route 12,. and Noble Summ1t Rood (T17.. ). Sunday Bible lecture, 9 30 o. : Wotcktower study, 10 30 a.m, Tuesday , Bible study, 7 and 8. 15 p m Thursday , tt1eocrot ec school. 7·30 p m, serv 1ce meeting 8 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST - 570 Gronl St. Meddleport Bobby Elkens . paslor Sunday School , 10 am . wonkep service, 11 a m , evenmg serv1ce 7 30 p m Thursday' prayer meettng and Btble sludy , 7 30 pm ( RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Churcn - leland Haley , pastor Sunday school 10 a.m evenmg servece, 7 30 p m Prayer meeting, Wftdnesdoy, 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD of Propi:'1ecy , located on tke 0 J White Rood ,off heghway 160 Su nday School 10 am Superin tendent John Loveday. first Wednesday mgt'lt at month CPMA serveces, second Wednesday WMB meetmg, lh1rd through fehh youth serv1ce. George Croyle , poster HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEl - S70 Grant St , Meddleport; r(Etv Bobby Elkms Sunday school, 10 am , morning worsh1p, 11 eveneng worship. 7 30 p m , Thursday evening B1ble study and prayer meet en~ 7 30 p m Aff•l•aled w1th S BC ME LIKE! EASY;,., THI5 IS SHIVAUN~ CQULD I SEE YOU FOR A MI~UTE ... &EFORE 'o'OU GET SWAMPED WITH YOUR >lEW DUTIE,; ~ AN D I THOUGH1' I IT CLEAR TO DON'T WORRY , EMY LUV-· 1 GH THE MEo;SAGE! ~UT l'P !.IKE A WORD WIT H YOU ... MAD~ YOU A>.J O YOUR UNCLE THAT I WA:5 PREo;IDENT NOT 1/ITEI(E!>TEP THE COMPANY! I~ AI>JY DEALS~ ... ' HANG LOOSE. MY FRIEND, IT 'S NOT THE eND' ~--- NOW I GOTTA FIGURE SOMEC WAY T 'GET ME ON 'TH ' OTHER S ID£ _ _.. ~~ VARMINT.' -""- OR PRAll THATS FIHE, DOCTOI! • G000 LIGKT.. THESE BRAt~ 1UMOR5 CA~ BE TRICKY THINGS FOR A NOVICE · • 1.----;-:------l.TH' H~D o' TH' MAH BOY/5 nv.~'-'"" CO\'IES f.!OW:-11-1' BREAD- RIGHT:"- HE' Dt=;SARVES WINNE'R ~AN ' .YO'ALL. STAR1S TO I<NOW Tl--i' BAWUNr!'- - IF ONLY IT MAKES HIM BAWL ALONG WIF WHE'N LAWRBICE:- weu< APPEARS IN PE:RSON AT /'-.- -AH NENAH SAW NO INNERCENT' L. l'/.. PAFf'Y cPRY HOUSE WUT!-1- PRCXJDLY MARCH IN' lf!l _ tfire l~~OGaB~T1~:r~h~~n~;~i~:o~! · ~~:.t~:~o:·.: p m. ~Eve~eng wor· of Rev Henry Key Jr . pastor Sun· 7 30 p m Bebl e study and Youth day School, 9 30 o m , Mrs Erven meel en g at 8 p.m on 8a~mgardner , supt , Mornmg Wedne,days worsh •p. 10 4S a m NORTH BETHEL Worsh1p 11 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF a m • Church SchoollO om CHRIST IN CHRISTI AN UNION ALFRED, Sunday School 9 30 l awren ce Manley, pas tor Mrs o .m , Worshep 10 ,.5o m .. Prayer Russel' Young. Sunday Sckool meeteng Wednesday 7·A5 p m . Supt Sunday School 9 30 o m UMW 3rd TUesday 8 P m . Evening worsk1p 7 JO REEDSVILLE SundoySchool930 Wednesday prayer meeteng , 7·30 a.m Worship 7 30 p m , Prayer pm Meeting 730 pm Tuesday MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO, ' V!sitoleon7 ;JO p m. I sf Thursday \ Rac1ne Route 2, the Rev James SILVER RIDGE, Worsh1p 10 am M Muncy pastor. Sunday school , Church School 9 om 9.t5 om , morn1ng worship ,. 11 TUPPERS PlAINS Worship 9 am evening worshep 7 30 am. Church School lOam Proyer meeting, Tuesday , 7 30 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, p m , Young peoples meeting, George "Fredenck , supt Serv1ce 7 30 p m Thursday weekly . 9 30 om # on Sunday. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST, Preocheng first and th ird Sundays Corner S1xth ond Palmer the Rev of month by Clifford Smeth, 9 30 Peter Grandol , pastor Mann eng am Kloes, superintendent Sunday HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION , s, nool WMPO RadiO p•og<am Do ..ell Dodd,ll, ~olio<. Sunday 7 45 o, m , Sunday School , 9·15 School. 9.30 om. , Leonard am , Morn eng Worship 10•15 G1lmore ftrst elder, evening ser· am Youth 'Octl'o'llles and v1c~ 7 30 p.m Wednesday fellowsh ip for tun lor and senior prayer meefmg. 7 30 p.m ht9h students , 6 p m Sunday MT MORIAH CHURCH OF ,GOD. evenmg worskip, 7 30 p.m Mid. Roc1ne ~oute 2, The Rev Charles week prayer serv1ces Wednes· Hand pastor Sunday school , 9 45 day 730pm ' o. m .,r morn1ng wonhtp, 11 a .m CHURCH OF CHRIST. Mld· E¥en lng servlees . Tuesday .and dleport , 5th and Main. George Fnday. 7'30 p m. Gloze , min ister , Mike Gerlac-h SEARWALLOW RfDGE CHURCH supenntendenl Terry Yankey , OF CHRIST , Doug Seamon youth mimster Bible sckool , 9 30 men ester. Btble study, 9·30 am , am morntng w orsh1p, 1'0 30 m·ormng worship 10:30 om evening worshtp, 7.30 P m a rl'l • evenmg wor sklp , 7 30 prayN servtce 7 p m Wedne s· Wedne$dOy B1ble $fudy 7 30 P m day KENO CHURCH 1 OF" CHRIST, MlDDLEPOIH CHURCH OF THE George F,reOer~ ck supt. Sutidoy NAZARENE Rev Ene Co111 supply morn•-ng $ervece, 9::» a m with pasto r , Mrs Mary lotlley, Sundav preocheng on 't1rs~ o.nd tktrd Suns( kOQI sup! Sunday school , 9 30 doy of month bt- Geofge Ptckens. o.m morn1ng wor sh1p , 10 30 STIVERSVIllE COMMUNITY day, 7 30p.m ''RfPORi ME ?;qr Y()URE SIT UP IN 'tOUR BEAT, BILL AND AT L.&5r PRETENtJ YOU 'RE ENJOYING> VOURtlELF! WHY, YOU'D 7H INK I WAS BEIN6 PAI/J IDDO THitl .' "THE ACWE~S/ NOT ME.' YOU MEAN YOU DON'T KNOW?'flf INTENTION OF6EmNG MYMONEY!5 WORTH'!' A~OUT THEA~GEM~T WE IMDE -R:lR lONIGHT ? \ Yesterday's Answer 23 Depreciate 24 GeneraUy 25 Coffee break's relative (2 wds,) 26 Repairs, as a chair 28 Pen for lives!Dck 30 Thomas or Marianne 31 Suit' fabr1c 32 Macaw 33 Stairway ,, know, , seeinq ·how she reacts post 38 Ms. ~ to +.hinnc Ullmann 39 Sununit Kussian composer Silrget The Almanac Rachmaninoff was born A~ril United Press lnternalional 1, 187:!. This is actress Debbie Today is Friday, April I, Reynolds' 45th birthday Jim Jacoby the 91st day of 1977 with 274 to On this day in history : follow. It's April Fool's In 1853, Cincinnati, Ohio, Day. began paying the fire departThe moon is appproaching ment a regular salary. Ordihe 1s loo strong to settl e for a its full phase. nary firemen drew $60 Byear safe four spa~es and mv1tes a • The morning star is Mars. In 1918, the Royal Air Force The morning stars are was founded and two mooths slam by b1ddtng rive clubs North accepls the slam tn· Mercury venus JupLter and later Britain began bombing vttatwn by b1ddtng flv e Saturn ' ' industrial targets m dtamonds but South, hke Ado Tho~ born 011 thiS date are Germany from French bases Anme 111 "Oklahoma " has . gone as far as he can go and Wlder the sLgn of Artes. in World War I. ' J btds JUSt flv e spades North woUld go on to s1x 1f he ·could second heart leadhandl but ehethe can't and cl}WJ~~ II THATSCRAMBLEDWORDGAME doesn 't I!» ® by Henn Arnold and Bob Lee The play IS . s ample West Unscramble the s,e lour Jumbles. takes two heart tncks and one !etter Ia each square, to form South takes the res l tour ord inary words BRIDGE Oswald and A time for. no Blackwood NORTH statement a QJR 6 CHESTER CHURCH OF THE 2'1 Equitable NAZARENE, Rev Herbert Grote, Z8 Islet pastor Worshtp ser..,.lce, 11 om. 29 Actress,_ ond 7 30 p m. Sunday Sunday Arthur School. 9.30 o.m R1chord Barton, 30 Wk da sup I Proy.r meeting, • Y Wednesday, 7.30p.m. 31- Remo, BRAO.,f;.ORO CHURCH OF Italy CHRIST, Jack Perry, menlster. Sun- 34 Ovid's day School 930 o.m , morneng " church 10 30 o. m Sunday even· Th~- of 1ng servtee , 7 . 30 p m. Love" Wednesday serviCe, 8 p m. 35 Mining find LAUREL CliFF FREE METHODIST 38"'Bef 1.,--l--l-CHURCH Rev, Floyd F. Shook, ore pastor, Lloy? Wright , Sundo.y 37 Type of School Supt. Morning Warsh1p (2 wds.) 9 30 am , Sunday School 10 20 40 New York am .. Wednesday Prayer and Btcity ble Study 7.30 p .m .. Sunday evemng worthtp 7 .30 p.m. Choir U Bugbear Proc-tece Thurtdoy , 7 p .m CZ Carpenter's DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST , gadget Charles Russell. Sr., min111er , R;ck Motombe•. supl . Sunday DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's h'ow to work It: sc-hool. 9:30 o.m . ~onh1p ser· A X y D L B A A X R v1ce. 10.30 a.m . Btble Study , Tuesday, 7.30p m . Is L 0 N G FELL 0 W REORGANIZED CHURCH OF One letter simply stands ror another, In this sa'mpte A t 1 JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rac1ne Rood. used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, Wt lllom Roush. pailor Tom aposlrophes,'lhe length and formati on of lhe words are all StobOrt . Sunday School Oerelor. hints. Each day the code letters are different . Su11doy School 9 30 om Morn CllYPTOQUOTES tng wor ~ h 1 p 10 30 o. m . Sunday everung serv.ce 7 p .m Wednes· day even eng prayer serv1ce 730 F ·Z GKLQ y H W BL F LEGRRHW p m. BETHLEHEM 8Af'TIST, Rev. Earl BL LGWH F I GQ C L G Y H'· Shuler-, pastor. Worship serv1ce, MEG 9 30 o.m Sunday school, 10.30 om Btble Study and prayer ser - C E B K X . _ E F W G 1 A J ZG_DOBK v•ce Thursday , 7 30 p .m. y tenia , ~ le BLE!t<:F.D CARLETON CHURCH KlrlQsbury tl YI ao : ~ IS 1l:IE MAN WHO IS Rood Gory Ktng, pqsior. Sunday TOO BUSY TO ORRY IN THE DAYTIME AND TOO school , 9 30 o m evanmg war· · SLEEPY TO WORRY AT NIGHT. -. AIKMAN skep 7 30 p m Proyer · meeflng, .. "1 977 KlIll •rtMUH1 SYndicate, Inc. • 42 • A K 72 1;..-jf--f- hatl..-1-+- f AN.!?I HAVE EVE!?'/ • DIDN'T RUSS MILLER TELLYoU LEO •Q 5 2 ,. , •WEST EAST ,. 7 4 • 10 6 3 • . AKQJ9 5 •QJ109 • 93 ·~ 6 4 3 .10 8 74 SOUTH IDI &A K 109 3 2 • a1 •s •A K J 6 ,_ ' North-South vul11 erable Nortb East ~ ' ' '-- .. 3• Pa~s Pass '· " MAW!! HOW WOULD 'IE LIKE .. " Pass Pas~ Pass Opemng lead ~ K • TO EAT OUT TONIGHT? know East a nd GLORY BE!! I'D LOVE TO, PAW GOOOY··TH' TABLE'S GOIN' TO BE TIED UP ENNYHOW W e st ,.i,., .,_ rw t ...... ..- ~~~u·~~et to play a hand m our I SIBAN I I b ... ...... - ... I The answer IS a matter of V tr~tdttwn and co nvcm encc , _ _.._.lr-.., ,_,a:,_<~.___J From the ftr st column on , " There ts one Blackwood rule South, or " Z," as he was call · ~ lhat 1S more 1mportant than ed 60 yea rs ago has been. any other single rule ~de c lar er to m ~ ke lhlng s i--=;1:.:..:_:_1;='-TI-:.--l'--r,~"""''q Blackwood users easter for both the readers . . . _ ~~ LIMIES That rule 1s that you never use Blackwood unless you m· tend lo b1d SIX tf your ttalrtm"'s response shows that ;J.~<JUJ stde has three aces A corollary lo thts rule is I• ~~,~~~ WALOG l__ A W1Sconstn reader wants to 1.. , I I [XJ why By Oswald & James Jacoby BARNEY '" 4• 5• Pass · that you don ' t use Blackwood when you have a worthless doubleto~n m a sutt that your Side has not btd . South has a mighty r.ood hand after hts partner JUmpS lo four spades, He feels that and lhe wnter s ' - - ' - - ' - . . . . L- NJGMIT 1 t ..L-'..J.>...L ~ .. .......::::----_ -:-, !:>HE: WAB PERFECT· LY C.HARMIN6ANc:> OCCASIONALLY LUCKY. (Do you have a quest1011 for the ••parts ? Wnte "As 1 1 _.:._;..:...::=r;.:..;,'--b~r-the Jacobys " Cl! r e of tfll: r Now arrange the ci rcled letlers to rorrn lhe surpr1se answer, as sugnewspaper The Jacobys wf' l --"---""""-'--'"-""'--gestedDytheabovecar1 oon. answer md•v•due / question: d stamped. seU~addressec A envelopes are enclosed Th~ newer : ~ .A ~h. A .. most mteresrmg questron: (An swers tomorrow) w111 be used m thiS colum• Jumbles· TOXIN PERKY SQUALL GRIM CY and w1 /l receJVe cop1es o Yesterday's JA CO B ~~ODERN I • ' Answ~r. ~adeebll~""' who havf nothtng else~ I K] J ,,.,......,.,...= "'""' h.,. "V I ~ J 1 'i V I V IJ" �' U-Tile Dally Sentinel, MuldlePOrt·Pomeroy, 0, Frtday, Apnll, 1977 II}-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Friday, Aorll I, 1977 I . WANrA1> CHARGES IS WIJI\b: u1 Un<Jtt C..h 1110 I <lli> 2W:tyll "' '" E'.al h wonl OU~r Uw IH IIIlrl!nl ll IS wor.k ts -t L't'll(!j ~ r wul'd ~ r d 11t Squad the VA Hospr tals rn Crnc•nnoll ond Ctullrcolhe Spec•o.l thonk1J o Rev Jerry Neol and Re,:.. Jrmmy Lewis Ewrng s Funera l Home the pallbearers Amencon teg•on '"' l dU}li 180 i d.H)!o 300 Ads runmng 01l~e• th11u tla y~ \I til J i :i t'Utl!.t'<. u t tH~ be dwu~l'd " t tl~ I d11y n Ht: In m~ mory Card uf Thank.s utu.l Otlltlll:lry 6 l~t• b V~: r wunl 1:1 00 Emergency Sq uad Molnk Hurau:SIIIc s ~t taf V m d .s~~k>s & ceplL"tt unl) M. tlh t a sh With 1nit J 25 cclll charge fut ;uls l HI ry Ull( 8vk Nwnbt-r 1n ~ rl' uf Tlk &- 1 lmt' l 11 r~ V•lleneuvo Sou t heas te rn Tht: ?ubh.sht•t rt'St I'Vt:li tl~ 1114ht ' tu l'tUI or 1t') t:t..'t uuy ;uJ:s d, ~Ill( d lh- - ==- Jt'Cll(ljla l Tht Pilbll.'lh\1 l'llll nu1 lJt 1\' ~I>UII!J'IbJ~ fur llWil' tha I Ullt' Dr Post602 and to oil our fmtnds net~hbon and relat•ves for " th,e •r r'lony a cts of k•ndne$$ prayers food and flowers dur .ng the Illness and death of our husband and father John Rowe The Rowe Fom•lv mmunu• n..Ci~ h mad vam't ~ ~--- = illt U I NOTICE Prall s Meal Mkt (Pl easantOn Meat Processmg Inc ) Custom sloughtertng and procentng Retod . wholesa le No oppomment necessa ry Call • (614 ) 593 8655 hours 9 00 t1ll 6 00 7 Pomeroy Rood Athens Oh lt't1 Utliet ttun Phone 992 ZISS NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADUNES RACINE FIRE Oept wtl l hove a Gun Shoot e very Saturday n tght 6 p m o t the1r bu1ldmg m Basnan Ohto EASTER BAZAAR Apnl I and 2 Thnh Shop croh 1tems bake sole ond Vegeta ble soup MEIGS CO HUMANE SOCIETY Mund11y -. Noon o 1 Sclturthty Tuc stla y thn1 FruJ<i} ~p M tht> dav bt!(ur t IJUbhuttut RACINE GUN Club We ho..,e changed our gun shoot to FRI DAY n•ghts starling at7 p m Swtda) 4P M f 1u.luy af1 ~ 1 nouu SHOOTING MATCH at Rutland Leg1on Hall Fnday even•ng 7 pm -~--~-~- GOING OUT OF Busmess Sole Turners Grocery langsville 25 percent OF.F Pr rced marked • Grocertes hardwCJre and mmer s boots Everythmg must go Phone 74~ 9576 Sole starts March 31 thru Apnl lOth 7 om trii730PM ~-----------, I I I I TURN YOUR UNWANTED ITEMS INTO JONES MEAT fJra cess ~ng County Road 2"6 Lttt le Hocktng off Wosh.ngton Co Rds 26 or 555 _P ho_n_e (~) 66 _7_6:; 13=3c._~~­ SHOOTING MATCH JUSI oft Rt 7 by pan Every Sunday at noon TO THE ONES that hove been oc qua•nteP w1th Rev Homer Click He hod to gtve up h1s T V Servtces for t he Lord and f115 churen as pa!tor because of hts illness wtth Pork'ln sen s d1seose He 1s home from the hasp•tol ond •s able to ge t< around and about He s on dnsob•hty and wo•hng h•s 51)1' months for Soctol Secunty He s under the doctors cor& and ht, mec:hcoflon IS 'o'ery expenstve I m sure he would apprec1ote o cord and o small donal ion from you at th1s 1 me Address Rev Homer Cltck 138 Howcrd Mt Cool Grove Ohio 45639 CASH! ' .05 '12 .20 words. RED & WHITE Beagle on Rose Volley Hill •n Mlnersvdle Female red eyes name Wh•fle cn1ld s p&t Phone Jerry Grueser 949 2605 Reward to any one knowmg the whereabouts of th1s dog 2. _ _ _ _ __ '·------ ···------ FAWN & WHJTE Mtnrature mnced Ierner FOUND Mole Contact Metgs County Human@ SoCiety to cloun- 992 :2639 '·-~---­ ···--~---­ LOST IN Oorwtn VICTntty Grey Corrn tamer MolE~ phone 992 3702 0' 992 3487 •-...--.......--- REO IRISH SETTER answers to Bor ron Chtldren s pet Robert Eason Flatwoods Call 992 7277 Reword '-----'------ 10•. _ _ _ _ __ REGISTERED COLLIE. LOST sable end whit& Aniwers to the name of Candy Lost m Racine area Phone 949 2220 11-~----12. _ _..__ _ _ ~- __ ___ 13.------- .,. M£RRI MAC has opening for Party Pion Supervisors and Demonst rators •n your area H1ghest comm•sston no del1very or collecting Demon5trole top quol1ly toys and g1fts Call collect to Ann Bax ter (319 ) 556 8881 or write MERRI MAC 801 Jackson Dubuque Iowa 52001 1··· ---~---. ...._ · ··-_______ -----_ 17.------... Easy FULL or partttme employ ,.. ment sell1ng handcrafted STiv&r 1ewelry Turq co1l 10de and mather of pearl Contact (304) 675 4835 "' 675 3612 HOUSEKEEPER COMPANION needed for elderly lady tn M•d dleport not bedto$t Wnte P 0 Box 196 Chesh1re Oh1o 19..- - - - . , . . - - - 20.--------. 21.-----22 . ..;.._.;._______ 45620 23. ----~-- 2•.------25. _ _ _ _ _ _. HELP WANTED for do•ry farm fullt1me elCperlenc& preferred 6 room house w1th both furn1sh ed Call (614) 949 2579 26,....;.._ _ _.;.__ NEEDED expenenced truck dr!'ler Must be :21 yrs of oge or older Coli m person ot Pomeroy Landmark "·-----''·------.- CAPABLE PERSON f o, housec le an in g Phone 992 26<2 29. _ _ _ _ __ 30.,___ _ _ __ 31.-----32·. . . - - - - - - WANTED TO rent w1th poss1ble ophon to buy 50 to 200 acres secluded land some tillable w•lh •nhob•toble house Coluro .bla SC!pto Bedford or Rutland Towr.uh•ps Wr ite Tony R,ussego 1331 Meadow Rood. Columbus Ohto 43212 I 133.----1 I I I I I I I I -.,.... " . ,. I I -~- . ,.-------., I MEIGS .' 1 1 • .. • • I Equipment Co. ( I ......, C..; an ............=t.: c .. , Daily Sentinel Pofneroy, Ollfo POMEROY,O. PH. " '·2176 I I I I I 11nternanona1 I IHarvester kiH IJNew Me I Cullo.;ll I IS.ws II 1 1 Equlpmenll Chllln 1 1 Heal l::statP ror Sale Auto Sail!!! WE WISH to expreu our grofltude and thanks lo the Pomeroy 100 • . Card of"fbankt. (..1\Cil~t' 2 SIGNS Pomeroy ~--~--------------~ SHOP AND ~OF QUALITY Motor Co. THEN Q\ Buy, Sell or Trade Through The Sentinel Want Ads • ·I ------------·~---------- ... Business Services 1972 OODCE Dart 318 engtne COAL I!!,&Sione and calc•um FOR SAtE All elec nearly new outomot1 c I owner 50 0C0 chlonde ofld cclctum brme lor home m Rutland .. area Bose mtles good cond1t ton $1300 dust control and special mnung rnen t 3 bedrooms ottac:hed Pkone 742 2446 soh for former!. Mo•n Street garage S29 900 Phon• Pam cror Ohto or phon a 99'.. 7<2 2531 1975 JEEP CHEROK EE ps 3891 Ouadratroc~ Goo fires 2 STORY .c hdrm bnck home In Vmyl and alum1num K•tchen CabJneta, Roofing, APPlE S FITZPATRICK ORCHARD Phane-(30<) 817 2340 Middleport Phone 992 3457 Concrete P•tlos , stdtng, storm wtn · STATE ROUTE • 689 PHONE 1'972 FORO ECONOLINE 100 Von HOUSE 6 ROOMS and bath 6 Sidewalks. Nt""' WILKESVIllE (6U} 669 378S dows and Insulation. Phone992 6137 and three fourth acres 1ns1de Cl>.nstructlon & FULLER Bru sh Products for sole , ctty l1m1fS New s1d lng and Call Professionals RemOdeling 1974 OLDS CUT(ASS Supreme Phone 992 3410 storm wmdows 3 acres fenced ' very good cond1t1on Phone 1 for sma ll pasture SITO.:lW.-"·Iiiii\~lolifi~­ 985 3839 Phone 992 7352 19b8 CHEVEtlE 396 4 speed New CoOp water so f 7 ROOM HOUSE new corp;;$150 Phone992 5301 A local contractor teners, model VC SVI roof 1nsulot10n owner l1nonc Only S219 9S General Phone 949-2801 1974 GMC PICKUP Phone ed Call 992 745-i 1 Good Used Poulan Chatn 9'12 3288 or 949-2860 Saw \SS 6 1/ , acres garden 'Spot so me Route 2 Save ssa oo on a new NICE 1976 BLACK Charger SE posture firewood wrtn wood Pomeroy , Ohto U769 Free Eshm1tn Hotpomt Aefr1gerator loaded Phone 992 6162 burn1ng sto'le fuel o1l hea t Free Estimates Ph 992 71" 1 Good Used McCullougn No Sunday Calls Please outbu1ldmgs 2 bedroom house 1974 CHEVY CORVETTE 350 4 bar Cha1n Slw •••• • ·• • • ••• S95 3$11$1 mo 3111mopd ,~ ft! Zl74 ,......, near hospttol and town 1 Good uud 40 " Hotpotnf rell 29 000 mtles s1lver w1 th $19 500 Phone992 5q47 Range••••••••••••••• SIOO block leather •ntertor power Now 1n stock complete ltne wmdows factory Olf cond11ion 3 BEDROOMS home a ll elec 1 of bUlk garden seeds and Superior FREE E§TIMATES 11'19 AM FM rod10 T top both ut11ity room by kttchen mton seh Telescopic and 11 lt steenng 115 x liS lot 1 cor garage m Steam Extractton lfJGWn wheel new set of M•chelln Rut land Phone 742 286'9 Pomeroy Landmark I nsulatton Serv1ces radta l t~res w1tn less than 500 JJck w CK~rs e y Mgr COMMERCIAl BRICK 8Ul lDING In Ftntnclftl AwatiMit ' m1les Phone 742 :2025 otter 5 Pttone 991 2181 downtown Pomeroy Oh1o ._tflldWallfi & Attitl p m or 7"2 lfi111 befo re 5 p m Presently rented w1lh tncome Routa 3, Pomeroy, 0 SlORM and ask fo r Oov1d ove r $5000 per y&or Two ren CAMPER $600 Al so horse WIIIIJOIIS l DOO!S Carpet & Upholstery 1974 V W 2 dr sunroof rcd1o tals down s tairs and one 1ro1 ler $4.50 Phone (614) 698 !EPIACE'£f1T pnced $2195 Call evemngs 0'1. upst01rs Has unftnsthed apart Phone Mtke Young J290 WINDOWS tv 992 7283 ment upstairs Entire upsto1rs Nablf Summit Rood At STEREO NEW AM FM stereo ~---AlUMINUM can eosdy be made mto 3 1976 DATSUN Yt ton p1clc.up w1th Rt 1 rodt o comb•nat• on S129 9S 01 992-2206 or 992 -7630 SIDING-SOFfm apartments W a ir cond1 t1on auto trnsm1Ss.1on 12 000 Mtddleport, 0 • eos.y terms Cal1992 396~ ups to1rs 3 separate water gas GtmUS.IIINIIHij m1 les Must sell Ph0f1e even 9'12 5724 "The Originators ond elect riC meters Con be SH AKESPEARE SASS Boat 14 mgs on ly 992 7283 Complete Sates and Not Tht Imitators" f• flonced 100percon t to reliable -~ 1976 Mercu ry 20 h P• w1th e lec Servtce and Supplies 1976 (AMARO 305 2 bo rrell party Contact Pau l S1mon or Inc start 1976 lilt tro1ler plus :' 231mo Ph 1!2-3993 4-10-1 m9. 3 14-1m automot 1c s1lver w ith red Gu1do G1rolam1 !O s~ure on other utras Sl695 Phone p.nstnf'"9 Still under worron appo•nlment Pnced upon m 992 3126 C P R1ffle ty Col 99:2 5709 - ~ spechon of property only FISHER WOOD Burning stoves a nd 1 PROFESSfONAL J form lumber PHONE Facemyer 5 ROOMS and both m M1nersv1lle and Salmons Lu mber Co Inc Phone992 SSE._ ~- <.~HQUSE & BAR"' ~ PHOTOGRAPHY Rt 7 Mtddleport Oh1o (614 ) a ACRES Meogs CounTv 3 miles TRUSSES Automattc 992 7425 STARCRA FT M1n1 motors 20 ond Aerial from W•lkesv1lle $bOO() Phone Transm1ss1on Servtce 'l'l ft Fo ld down s $1 850 up 23 (3041 675 5455 ANY PIKH P1GS TOP Qualify castrated Commercial It Travel StarS C $4199 We ~-ANYSIZE ron s hot wormed SJO Phone Schools PARTS • LABOR sell serv•ce and qual1ty New and used G.._amp Conley Star _j614 ) 37~ Southeastern Ohio Weddings GUARANTEED 150 BALES of Alfo llo ond Orchard craft Soles ~t 62 N PI Plea Truss Rattef'to. Gross $1 50 per bole 150 •o:n_:':'::-:---:.,.GROVER boles of grass hoy $1 00 bole Located Langsvtlle CODNER s CAMPERS See quality Backhoe and end loader Phone of SWISS COLONY SARTH Box 28 A PHOTOGRAPHY 843 2900 CRICKET truck campers MAPLE ' - -- --,.-,Rutland, Oh1o 45775 (614) 985 4155 NEW 1976 !'1oo ve r Upnght LEAF spocemoker Pl 'f MOR Ph (614) 742 2409 Retdsv• lie, 0 / Ph 378-6250 Sweepers Factory demo only Chester, Ohto CAP KIT caps NEW USED Sales We Deliver MAIN 12 'J14mos 6 ovo1loble $22 50 Cosh or 10 111 mo (Pd) renta l serv•ce suppl1es Toke 3 27 1 mo POMEROY, 0 terms Phone 992 5146 ,_.,&IQS 28 or 32 to Bashan Located on Rambo w R1dge NEW LISTING - Southern EIECTROiUX SWEEPERS com long Bollom Ohio Rob ert BRING st yle home ex cellent pletely rebudt all ottocnmenls Codner owner TO YOUR location In Pomeroy very Only $35 cosh or terms Call nice kitchen , li vi ng room, R..lllethe 9~2 5146 Route 3, Pomeroy, 0 . din 1ng room, 2 baths, uhltty of '/tNf rup. WITH OIL CHANGE Cl'ld basem ent Plus f}Yo your own ho"'f renlal apts ONLY by Von Sclw Jsi' AND FILTER $24 000 00 dry.foem UNthod. 3 AND ~ RM fu r.n 1shed and un AT NEW LISTING 4 lnstallahon, samples No muss. No fuss. furn1shed opts Phone 992 ~rooms, ktld1en bath, No odor. Ute the brought to yo Ill' l'lrJm~ ' t'"'"'" ,, , .•..,,, 5434 uiTIJiy yard A GOOD same dliy. - -"""'"'"---~,---w1th no charge . BUY ONLY $7,225 00 COUNTRY Mob1le Home Park Rt All work Let Pomeroy Landmark NEW HOME - 1 acre, 3 33 tan m1les north of Pomeroy guaranteed soften & condition your bedrooms, uflltty, ntce Car'pet L•no Tile large lots w1th conc rete paflos water and a Co op water ktfchen carpetlng, car Phone Mike Young at s1dewolks runners and off Cheshtre, Ohto softener, Model UC XVI port , 1n good loca tion 992 2206 or 992 7630 s lre~o~g~hone'!J2 747_! Phone 614-367·0~26 S30 000 00 Now 0nl)'279.95 FARM ON r1ver 51 acres 7 room s. NEW FURNACE FA 3 16 1 mo 2231mo and bath Phone 992 5908 fuel 011 furnace . 1 acre Let us test your water modern kttchen carpeting FURNISHED APT for rent Phone Free pan e llmg, really n eal 992 3975 o r 992 2571 $16 500 00 Pomeroy Landmark VERY NICE 12 )( 65 mob1le home'" NEW KITCHEN The Jack W Carsey , Mgr Mason Adults only no pets BRADFORD Auct ioneer Com kHchen •n fh 1s 12 room Contact Sondra 992 5693 Mon Phone 902 2181 EXCAVATING dozer backhoe plete Servtee Phone 9419 2487 home tS unbelteveable day thru Fndoy 9 11113 p m and HOMESIJES for sole 1 acre and and d•tcher Chorles R Hot or 949 2000 Roc me Oh1o Cntl formal dtntng,large ltvmg weekends at (614) 367 7150 up M1ddleport near Rutland 0 thts you must see f1eld Bock Hoe Sarvtce ::'"8::'::_ d:O:fC::o:.: 'd":c:::-:-=:::-=:-:c-:::-Co11992 7481 $20,000 00 NEWLY REMODELED house 1n Rutlond Ohto Phone 742 21.)()&.-~HWOOD BOWERS REPAIR OLD HOME - Ltve m or Chester Furntshed or un NEW 3 bedroom house :2 baths Sweeper5 toasters ~rons all SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modl)!rn rent this 2 bedroom house furn 1shed ponneled newly AUCTION FRIDAY 7 p m New small cpphonces lawn mower all elec 1 ocre M•dd teport Somtaflon 992 3954 Cl'l a large lot t!S only carpeled Reasonable rent to dose lo Rutland Phone 992 next to State H1ghwoy Garage corpetmg Lots of otner new ngnt party Calli 866 173 1 $4,800 00 7481 on Route 7 Phone (614} 985 WILL do roof•ng, construct•on and used merchandtse at ACE RAGE We have plumbmg and heatmg No JOb 3825 Mason Auchon Horton St SMALL form for sole I 0% down 4 BEDROOM house m V1nton several par cels for' home too Iorge or too small Phone Mason W Vo (304) 773 5.471 Phone (61<1 ) 388 8483 or owner financed Monroe Coun REMODEliNG Plumb 1ng heo!lng ~tes call today 742 2346 411 1"12 ty W Vo Phone (304) 77:2 and all types ol general repolr NEEDS REPAIR We --""'"':":~~--:cc~. Work guaranteed 20 years ax 3102 "' (304) 772 3227 CARPENTER floonng ce1hng have a few ~ hous-es that 3 SEDROOM HOUSE noce Phone -.._ ,.;y_;,_~- ~"-~"-'e penence Phone 992 2.409 paneling Phone 992 2759 992 3432 or 992 2780 ft.::.IU.~dt.~- .Jill reed pamt -and f1xed up COUNTRY farmland w1th seclud mvestment potent tal call SEWING MACHINE Repo1rs ser ed woods water and good oc MOBILE Home Repair Elec fl:xlay FOUR BEDROOM frame house cess 1n Monroe County W Vo plumbmg and heotmg Phone vl.c:e all makes 992 2284 The IF YOU REALLY WANT $1 000 down co~ (304) 772 122 Bullernut Pomeroy SS 500 Fabric. Shop Pomeroy 992 5856 TO SELL YOUR Call 0 BrTen Crow Realty Authomed Stnger Soles and 3102 DC (304LJ72 322.'7-.:_.~-:-:: HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex PROPERTY CALL 2720 or 992 3589 Serv1ce We sharpen SCissors Commerc1al property opprox f7 covottng septic systems TODAY We have buyers FOR SALE due to til health 28 ft NICE OLDER home m Mmersvllle ocr&$ le vel land located at dozer backhoe dump truck EXCAVATING dozer loader and for farms and newer oil olummum Anderson house Tuppers Plams on Ohto Route Ohto Pnced for qu1ck sole ot .backhoe work dump trucks l1mestone grovel blacktop homes • tro.ler Tnree rooms both Wtth 1 Phone (614) 667 6304 $5500 I 7 acres wtth some fru11 and Ia boys for hire w1ll haul pavmg Rt 143 Phone 1 (614) HENRY E. CLELAJ,jl) snower carpeted thru out trees Good rental property ftll d~rt to sod limestone and 698 7331 NEW 3 bedroom house buth m BROKER N~ee and clean ins1de and new space fo r traders For more In grovel Call Bob or Roger Jef 1..S Phone EXCAVATING Backhoes, Dozer k1tchen both and Hank Cleland Assoctate pOint 1ob ouls1de New fur formofiOn coli (614) 949 2563 fers day phone 992 7089 992 2259,992 2568 742 2306 or contact M1 IO B Hut trencher low Boy dump truck mture and drapes Ideal for n tght phone 992 3525 or 992 ch1son Rutland Ohto trucks sephc systems Btll 985 4 man and wife on construction 1S ACRES OFF New l•mo Rood 523= 2'-c:----~~~~~ near Forest Acres Pork Phone Pulhns Phone 992 2478 day or or lor summer' compmg Con be 742 2336 mght seen AT Aaron Kelton s : . Welch town Rood Pomeroy 3 BEDROOM HOME and both for • NEED STORAGE SPACE? OhiO sole Cooks Gop., H1li 7 It Butldtngs Garages and Pole "':c-c:-::-:-c:-::--cc-:-:-~basement full bosemenl ell Borns block frame or metal 10 x 50 2 BEDROOM Mob1le home util1t1es Pg.nnelhng tnstde Small or large bu1lt to sol1sfo c. Unfurn1shed Coll992 3877 5 bedroom home, large living room, dinmg On 66 of an acre PI-lone f1on Over 20 yrs e xpenence TRAILER AND lot Pomeroy 992-7225 FREE ESTIMATES Ohoo Volley room and entrance. kttchen, office, Phone992 3288 BU1Id1ng Contractors (614) 3 BEDROOM 2 Va both b• level basement, washroom, paneled garage w1th 367 7560 after 4 p m 1970 12 .1{ 50 2 BEDROOM mob1le WBFP tn fam1 ly room 2 cor J bar. 3 baths, 8 closets, breezeway, large · home 197:2 12 )( 45 one garage dishwasher n1ca loco INSTALLED DUGAN s FRONT End Alignment • bedroom mob•le home Con be covered patio, 2 wood burmng ftreplaces, han on I acre lot 1n Me 1gs Co Regular SlA 95 formerly Odell s Almemant seen ot 493 Broadway Street Askmg $46 500 Phone behmd Rutland Grode Schoo l wall-to-wall carpet m 8 rooms and stairway M1ddleport Ohto Phone 992 2492 Al 1gnment wheel balonc•ng Sq. Yd and hall. 2 porches. large front yard, fenced 992 5535 tune up brakes and mmor ' Everyday money saver. backyard. Call 992-3986 before 7 p . m. in repotr Phone 742 2005 or Good holce colors. 7"2 200.4 Even1ng work by op . evening; after 7 call 992-5640. Shown by pomtment • appomtment only. FIVE H7S x 14 t1res l1lo.e new con Vtrgll 8 Sr 1 Realtor d1tion Phone 992 5535 216 E Second Street ' 12or15Ft Pomeroy, Ohto 45769 INTERNATIONAL 2 pt h1tch Gret n, gold, red, blue, rus!. mower $250 Phone 992 7190 I Phone 992 3325 ) Do ~ YJ~rsell , with pad. 1973 ..450 HONDA Also locust Wtll do odd 10bs ro~f1ng poln d•ng,_- .95 sq yd With RUTLAND Nice o lder fence posts Phone 742 2312 hng gutter work Phone 992 padd•ng onstalled $8.95 home 1n good shape wtth 3 74()9 CA ALLIS CHALMERS tractor square yard trdrooms, equipped kTI · BAS HAN - Nice 2 story country home containing 7 mowmg mad-unes and plo ws SEWING ALTERATIONS Caf1742 2211 d!en, full basement coal rooms and 1112 baths, mostly carpeted Kitchen has all Phone 992 7232 Uphol s tertng' drapes furnace, double garage and new built In cabinets with bronze stove and TALK TO nice lot $36,000 reosonable 572 South Th~rd refrigerator to match new porches and all new WENDELL GRATE BABY BED 2 boys bths 20 tn Ave Midd le port Phone JUST LISTED - Nice old aluminum sidmg and storm windows. forced air Magnus Chord Organ two 8 CARPET CONSULTANT lr1ck 3 bedroom home w1th .; no!ltural gas furnace and drilled well, garden space 992 6306 frock tape players cloy flower modern kitchen, bath~ This house is warm and ready for immediate pots 1956 Chevy 6 cyl stan PiANO TUNING Lane Oamel5 12 dmng with foreplace, 2 pccupancy , come take a look just S18,900 dord Phone 7 42 2078 years of servtce Phone l -~r ches, patio and 3 car 992 2082 1974 HONDA 360 2000 actual garage wlth storage All for NEW LISTING- FREE GAS-Nicemodern l'h story mdes over $600 of extras om • WILL TRIM or cui trees or shrub $25.000 farm house conta in ing • bedrooms, d ining room , fm radio w1lh lope ctgorelfe Rutland 742·2211 bery Phone 949 :254S kitchen with built In appliances, basement. cllv and JUST LISTED - 45 acres l1gnter cargo carrier wmd • well water 2 barns, work shop and other bulldln_ljs . of woods, good old 2 sl\leld w1th w1ndbreoker crash large pond stocked with fish, approximately 23 acres bedroom tra1ler, rural . • bars lots of chrome mcny trllable and -46 acres fenced Good Jocatton , call fat water, septtc tank and more extras not mentioned appointment, price tr•vacy $12,500 Phone 742 :2025 after 5 p m or onvenient Shopping Hour • MIDDLEPORT 2· 74:2 221 1 before 5 ~ m and ask t:edroom frame home, 2 I · RACINE - Good 3 b< (." n.l dining room , low for oa ... ld utllitles, evenagarden!. ~ _. atonly$8,.500 baths, garage on corner COAL STOVE Fuel oil stove Of"d l""ellot Want $12,000 CHESTER - 113 acre farm, 80 acres tillable land . nice 2 BUILDING LOTS - At tonk electnc hot water tank • .• Mon •• Tues •• Wed. .. • 2 story farm house, 7 rooms and bath, all hardwood and other 1tems !Call (614) Rock Spnngs, rural water floors and basement Barna and other ovtbulldlngs, 2 .. 8:00til5:00 • • • avlulable SS,OOO "' 378 6;.: 25':.7'-c:--,--~~ponds, a nice laying farm priced to go. located near JUST LISTED 4 100 BALES of hoy Coli e vemngs Thursday8t1INoon Chester. call for appointment bedroom br1ck home, large only P Paul Korr Chester Oh10 dmlng , living with 985 3538 COOLVILLE- Nice modern brick home containing ftreplace Utility room, full • three bedrooms , dining room, living room with 73 KAWASAKI100 Runs good and basement and level corner fireplace , fullbl!sement with garr"c;'arge front porch, looks good $325 Phone (304) lot, IV• baths for $24,000 natural gas furna~. cltv •nd well water, a 173 5163 MIDDLE PORT Car beautiful home with appi ,~ •tely acres of land, peted 4 bedroom rancn • 8 FT TRUCK IDPPt' S75 Call frutt trees and sha~pr.\,.: c:s surrounding It, plenty of type home, lots of closets,• 992 2.465 after 5 p m garden space good .shlng area close by, IQ(:ated In gas forced atr furnace At P.M. _,. Coolville, Ohio priced at only S32 ,000 Call now SI NGER GOLDEN Touch N S.w disposal! and corner lot for Mly $18,000 ~ does 11 all Z1g Zo9s saws on WE ARE SELLING PROPERTY AND NEED YOUR kmt automatic buttanholer SITE LOCATORS HELP, LIST WITH US. WE HAVE BUYERS FOR makes des•gns and many oth&r DROP IN WHERE YOU VACANT LAND, FARM .. 1'10 RESIDENTIAL feature s Jus t l1ke new CAN BUY WITH CON PROPERTY Ongmal pnce $549 95 Must FIOENCE G BRUCE ~ . JIMMYDEEMREALTOR .. sell only 5129 95/ Cosh or AND HELEN L 742,U11 ANNOLD GRATE RUTLAND_.! A•SOCff\TF~ terms Call992 5146 db EXPERIENCED BisseHrSiding Co. -~ FOR SALE 1973 CHEVROLET C&C2 TON Btg s ix 292 cu In , 4 speed , 15,000 2 Ready to work Dem nle if71 FORO 'f• TON CREW CAB 3ody good( runs good DAN THOMPSOf:.J- 11441 1969 BUICK 4 OR Local 1 owner. good tires, automatrc. rad io Contradin1 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, IMC. POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO LARRX.~}~~D~R - I~ -- , . , = &;'!~~ ~. . ._'-- SWAIN'S KEN m REASONABLE RATES FREE WBE JOB ,-- Young's Carpeting Free Estimates NEED A WATER SOFTENER? CHESHIRE ASHlAND ' ».1 .. ~----- m REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ' Td r.../c 1 ' '~ Oi:' YARD SALE at B1ll Crass res1d ence on Mom St Racme Satu rday Aprtl2 9 It II 4 p m THURSDAY FRIDAY and Monday and Tuesday at V•ne Street Racine 9 1111 .4 p m Baby clothmg and furniture Women s motern 1ty doth•ng and other clotl\tng Some glassware YARD SALE SATURDAY Ap ri l 2 Sunday Aprd 3 at Cla1r Boso rtJSidence Great Bend on Rt 338 1'/ 2 m 11e soutn from Ravenswood Ferry 10 00 o m till ] p m Cltohmg of venous 11zes lots of boy li pants 1eons and sh.rts Records book s w1fh booster Zentth TV (cheap JarS bottles odds and ends of d1shes and k1tchen utensils Baby bed and mot tress Kennebec pota toes fo r pkmhng or cooktog~ POODLE GROOMING reasonable rates Call for oppt 742 3162 ENGLISH SPRINGER Span1els Pups AKC l1ver _and wh1te 5 weeks o ld f1eld trial bred Ch<lmp1on bloodlines Call J1m Butcher 247 2206 or 992 5426 MALE ST BERNARD 1 year old $150 Pnone 992 7068 TO BE Gwen Away 'II Border Collie 1 yr o ld Good to ch1 ldren block and to n Phone 742 3059 steering AM rad1o, air, ~ CASH pa id for oil makes and models of mobtle homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 Mach l1 rally sport pack. warranty • . .: ..·•••···· ........ • sao.ooo - •• .0 , ~= =·:i • a ...,..,"o' sv, FRIDAY TIL 5 .: .. • • : : e •. Close Sal 5 ~ ~ II!- • .. .: ! ~......... RUTLAND FURNITURJ! .: ~··················~·····~ • ~~~e~ lr 73 Ford Wagon 4 dr .. .... ... ....... . '2495 72 Chevy Nova 4 dr 6 cyl .......... '1695 72 Toyota Celic1a 4 cyl, 4 sp ........ '995 72 Ford LTD 2 dr .................. '1695 Dr., power & air•••••• ••• •• '1595 ReRa~ HT Cpe.. • .. .. • • • • • • • • • • • • '3495 4 V 8 automatic transmission power steering like new Stiver finish 72 Chevy Impala 4<tlr., air ••• • ••••••• • •• ••• '1295 CASH I • ' lor 1unk cars Frye s Truck and Auto WRECKER SER 3 FAMILY YARD Sole Apnl1 2 3 off Rt 7 By pass on 124 toward VICE 1 Phone 742 2081 Rutlond Men women s and drildren s dothmg Furmture OLD FURNITURE ICe bo ~~:es brcss bed s etc complete dishes toys and m•sc households Wnte M 0 Mil le r 3 FAMILY YARD Sole All Size Rt 4 Pome roy Oh 1o or col i doth1ng Saturday and Sunday 992 7760 ot Shady S1de Market Ant1qU1 DISCARDE:O CAR Bottertes ly ~ownmowers til lers etc YARD SALE starting Tomorrow Pho ne 742 3074 Apr1l 2 thru Weds Apnl 6th LocatJon Behmd M1ddleport STATION WAGON 1967 To 1972 E1ther tn good cond1 flon or Post Off1ce Watch for signs good body w1th bod engme Address 469 F1sher St M1d Phone 99:2 629.4 dleport Oh1o Phone 992 2931 ' ;.~-z-!'!'.~~~.~:: ... '2195 1973 CHEVY C-10 PICKUP. ........ '2695 Free oil change tor one year with any new or used car or truck. 2000 miles before changes. 12 70 Olds 98 HT Cpe Mtddleport, 0. Of Oomg Busme$s' 992- 5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Open Evemngs Unltl6·00- Tll5 p m. Sat I Clean it out with a WANT AD~ / - There's a perfect way to clean out all that JUnk stored m your garage - s1mply turn 1t • all mto mstaAt cash wtth a Want Ad I Somebody wants to buy those 1tems you no longer want and you II be surprised-and pleased - w1th how fast you'll reach that somebody through your ad In the cla~slfted pages• So g1ve us a call today and we ' ll help you wr1te a low-cost Want Ad to get the re· suits you wa ntl 1 / ·whatever you want to buy, sell,. rent or lease ... you'll find fast results with a wantud! PHONE 992-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION For F1scal Year Endtng December31 , 1976 Eastern local School Olstrtct Me1gs county Reed sv 11\e . 0 tuo February 23, 1977 I ce rtify the fol lo w1ng report to be cor r ect Elo•se Boston Clerk Treasurer of the Board of Edu ca tion 614 985 .4292 CastT ReconCThafton Tota l Fund Balances Dec 31 1976 61 687 42 Oep os• to ry Balances Pomeroy Nat1onal 71 843 26 Suti Tot a I D epos1 t ory Bala nces 71 8A3 26 Cash on Han d Cas h m Trans1 t to Depos ito r y 100 00 Su b Total Cash 100 00 o n Hand Outsta ndi ng Warrants Dec 3 1 1976 ( Deduct) (1025584) Tota l C ler k Trea surer s Ba lan ce Dec 31 1976 61 687 42 General Fund Balance Jan 1 1976 62 250 65 To t al R ecetpts 923 086 00 To ta l Receipts & Ba lan ces 985 336 65 Exrend1tures 954 751 91 Ba Dec 31 1976 30 584 74 Bond Retirement Fund Bal Jan 1 1976 31103 95 To tal Rece1pts 41 885 00 Total Rece1pts & Bala nces 72 988 95 Expenditures .46 988 73 Bal Dec 31, 1976 26 000 22 Lunch Room Fund To lal Rece1pts 82 696 67 To tal Rece1pts & Ba lan ces 82 698 67 Expenditures 82 025 96 Ba l D ec 31 , 1976 672 71 Un1form Supplies To tal Re.::e1p1s 9 081 46 Tota l Re ce 1pts & Ba la nces 908146 EJ(pend•ture' ._ 6 ~ 21 28 Sal Dec 31 1916 2 160 18 ESEATttle I Bal Jan l 1976 12 761 35 To tal R ece1 pts 20 397 39 Total Re ce1 pts & Ba lan ces 33 15 8 74 Ex pen cf!t ur es 32 A15 17 Sal D ec 31 1976 7.43 57 ESES T11le II Bal Jan 1 1976 1 67 8 00 Total R ece 1pts 1 550 9A Total Re ce1 pts & Ba lances 2 957 66 Exp end it ures 2 423 94 Bal Dec 31 1976 805 00 - ESEAT•fleltl Total R ece 1pts 2 957 66 To tal Rece1pts & Ba la nces 2 957 66 Expend•tures 2 957 66 ESEAT1tleiVB Total R ece1pts 721 00 Total Rece1pts & 721 00 Balan ces Sal D ec 31 1976 71100 To tat - Bal Jan 1 1976 107 793 95 Total - Total Rece1p ts 1082378 12 Total - Total Rece ipts & Balances 1 190 17'2 07 .Total - Expend 1t ures 1 128 .4841 65 Total - Ba lance Dec 31 197 6 61 687 A2 Cash Balance Recetpts , And E -.: pend1tures By Fund General Fund Sal J a n 1 1976 62 250 65 Rece1pts- Rev e nue Property Ta )t (G ro ss) General - Real Estate 236 2.49 18 Tang1ble Person al 3 093 68 State Su bsl d1e s Schoo l FoundatiOn (G ro ss) Bas•c Allowance 609 797 76 Sus Pur ch a se Allowan ce 11 760 00 Vocatron a1 Ed uc 378 00 Oth e r Stat e Subs1dres 19 213 75 Federal PL 87!l 553500 Tu l •on - Parents & Patrons 23 6 57 Rental Schoo l Prope rty 161 68 Ot her R:e..,enue 390 74 Total Rev Red~ pts 893 816 36 Receipts - Non Re\lenue Pro c-eeds Sa le of N.otes 1500000 Ad1ustme nts & R etunds 2 245 86 5a les Non Real Prop erty 2 1.49 25 Other Non Reve nue 381 93 Tota l Non Revenue R ece1pts 19 777 04 Transfers From Tttle I 6 4]1 00 T1t1 e I I 745 94 T•tte l ll 2315 66 Tot a l Trans fer s 9.492 60 Total Rece1pts ( Revenu e Non Revenue & Transfers 923 086 00 Total Beg1nnmg Balance Plus Rece1pts 965 336 65 Expendttures , Tota l Adm n1 st r at •on E xp 52 131 A2 Tota l 1nstruc 110n Exp 482 532 23 Total Co Ordinate Ac t V1t1es Exp B 675 28 14 685 M Tot a ll f'hrary Exp Tota l P upil Tra nsp E xp l21 33 3 9A1 Total P laygrounds 571 75 R ec:reat•ona 1 Exp To ta l Schaa l Plant Operat ion EKp 122 490 09 Total SchOo l Plant Mamt Exp 17 238 16 Total Other AuXIl iar y E xpense 11 laoo 88 Total Cap1tal Outla y T-934 76 Total Other Non Operatmg Exp l5 026 25 Transfer T o Tttle I 11 09 32 1 00 T1tle I ll 332 09 Total Transfers Tota l General Fund Exp and Transfe rs 95A 751 ~1 Ge neral Fund Sal , Dec 31 1976 30 584 74 Total E x p and Ttan sfer s plu s Bal Dec 31 1976 985 336 65 Bond Ret~rem e nt Fund Bal Jan 1, 1976 31 103 95 Recetpts Property Tax (G ross ) General-Rea I Estate 41 343 60 Tang•ble Pe rsonal 541 40 Tota l Rece•pts 41 885 00 Tolal Rece1pts 41 885 00 Total Begmmng Balance P lus Recetpts 72 988 95 E xpend1tures Fees & Charges W •thheld - Tax senlement 1028 n 15 960 00 In t e re s t On Bonds Bond Redempllon 30 000 00 Total E xp J6 988 73 Total Exp 46 988 73 Ba l Dec 31 1976 26.000 22 Total EJ~:P Plus Ba t Dec 31 1976 72. 988 95 lunchroom Fund Rec e •pts Sate ot Lunches 36 215 67 F~deral SLibs rd y 4il J69 BB 11 3 D Other Revenue Total Revenue & Non R e ~ enue R ece tpts 82 69 8 67 Total Re ... en ue & Non Revenue Rece1pls 82 698 67 E x.pend1fures Sala r •es and wages 25 690 87 Food & FOOd Handl ing Suppl 1es 50 176 56 Other E x p 158 53 Total Exp 82,025 96 Bal , Dec 31, 1976 672 71 To t al E~p Pl us Bal Dec Jl 1976 82 698 67 Untform Supplies Fund Rece1pts Sa les of Workbooks & Supplies 9 08146 Total Rece•pts 9 081 46 Expend•tures Pur c hase of Wor kb6oks & Supplies 6 921 28 Tota l Exp 6 921 28 Bal Dec 31 1976 2 160 18 Tota l Exp P lus Ba l Dec 31 1976 9 08 1 46 ESEAT1tlel , Bal Jan 1 1976 12 761 35 Rece1pts Federal Sub s1dy 19 858 23 Total Receipts 19 858 23 Transfers From Genera l Fund 1l 09 528 07 Tl75to TC7 5 539 16 Tot a t Transf er s Tota l Rece1p t s and T ran s fers 20 39 7 38 To ta l Beg•nnmg Ba an~ PI us Rece1 pt s & T ransfers 33 158 74 E -.:pend1tures Gener a l Adm•n •s tra t10n Sala r •es and Wag es 100 00 In s tru ct 10n salar•es a nd Wag es 18 3u0 85 Other E)(p 92 70 Refund - Fund ng Agency 6 196 2 55 Total Exp 25 .45610 Transfers To T1t le 175 to T•tle 528 07 175 Carryover 6 431 00 Gen Fund Total Tran sfer s 6 959 07 32 415 17 Exp & Tra nsfe r s 743 57 Bal Dec 31 1976 Total E xp & T ransf ers Plus Bat Dec 31 1976 33 158 74 ESE A T•tlel l 1 678 00 Bal Jan 1 1976 R ece1pts TFederal Subs•dv 1 550 9.4 Total Rece1pts 1 550 94 Tota l Beg1nnmg Balance PIus Rec e•pts 3 228 94 E•pend•lures 1ns1rvct1on 1 678 00 Othe r EKP 1 678 00 Tota l e:xp Transfe rs T o 745 94 Genera l Fund 7AS 94 Tota l T ransfer s Tota l Exp & Transfers 2 423 94 Bal 1 Dec 31. 1976 805 00 Tota l Exp & Transfers P lus Bal Dec 31 1976 3 228 '4 ESEAT1t1etll Rece1pls Feder il l SubS 1d y 2 636 66 '} 636 66 Total R ecclp t s Transfers Total Transters 32 1 00 Total Rece,pts and Transfers 2 957 66 E xpendltures Instruc t ton Other E..xp 642 00 Tota) E-.:p 642 00 ~ ·Tr~nsters To ~ Gen-er&l Fufld '2 315 66 To tal T ransfers 2 315 66 Total Exp & 2 957 66 Trahst~rs ToTal Exp ~ automattc, vmyl $2695 LWB, V-8, $2695 LWB, ~ - 8, $1695 $995 71 F11rd V-8, std., LWB. RIGGS USED CARS Roger R1ebel Located on St. .~~~~!:'!~~~.?~~.~~; .... 11495 "You'll Like Our Quahty Way Wagon ...... .... ,: •• '595 73 Ford Ranchero, V -8, power steermg and brakes. roof . 73 Ford Ranger 1;, Ton, standard, power steering. 72 Ford Custom '12 Ton, standard. & air ••••••••••• '895 Karr & Van Zandt '1295 TRUCKS Ray Rtggs Chester, Ohio Rt. 7 985· 4100 See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burns, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvtn Keebaugh . Dan Thompson Ford 992-2196 4 dr ~r .......... ... . 70 Pontiac 2 dr ..................... '995 70 Buick Skylark HT Cpe., air ••••••••••• • •'1495 See Pat Htll, Rocky Hupp or Darrel Dodrtll For a good deal on a new or used vehtcle. Open Eventngs Ttl6:00 Except Thursday and Saturday Closed Sunday Chevy Impala 4 69 Pontiac 72 Olds 98 4 Dr., air ........... ... ....... 12295 72 Buick Elec. HT Cpe •••• • •••••••••••••••• '2495 72 Ford Ton no 2 dr ......................... '1395 71 Ford 1;2 Ton Pickup . . ............ . ..... 11695 71 Olds 98 Lux., power & air ............ 11995 71 Ford LTD 4 Dr., power & air ........... 1795 70 Ford LTD 4 Dr., power Ford Gran Torino ................ t:l995 •• '3295 73 Olds Cutlass S Cpe., power Short bed with topper V 8 standard transmission Buick LeSabre Custom •• ••••• • •• '2495 73 Chev. lm pala 4 dr......... . . . .. . '2495 & air ••••••'2795 73 Olds 88 oklr. Sedan power & air • • • '2495 72 Buick 225 Umned 4 dr HT :~;~r '2495 ::-'--:'-'-:---~-~~- • 88 73 Buick '1973 GMC lfz TON.................. ..'2095 ' ••' • 73 Olds 2 door 6 cyllnder, automat ic transmisston, power steering , atr, lu)(ury Interior, v in yl t rim •' RUTLAND FURNITURE 73 Olds Cutlass Supreme 4 dr. 1974 FORD MAVERICK ............. s2595 BARGAIN 73 73 '1995 73 Cutlass 4 dr., air ••• ••••••• • • ••••••••••• • '2495 • CENTRAL REALTY CO. Dr. :..................... 4 door. V8 power steering, air •• ,r-~----------------~--~--~ 7 4 Olds Cutlass Supreme 2 dr ...... '3295 73 Dodge Charger 2 dr HT WagoQ1 V 8 power steering automatic transmission, 9 passenger excellent cond1tron for rts age fury 4 dr ......... ... .. ...... '2495 .................. '5500 74 Ply. Duster, PS, air ..................... '2795 Y 6, power steering, new car A REAL P~. $2495 74 Chevy Vega 4 cyl. ...... . ......... '1995 7 4 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille Full POWer and a •r top ;;&7"roRo.oou~Y sEDAN 74 7 4 Chevy Vega GT Cpe. 4 spd .............11995 1973 PLYMOUTH SATELliTE .......s1795 ' 501 NYLON .. ~~e: 74 AMC Hornet 2 ,, TEAFORD Royal Cpe. 11 •.•••••••••••••••• 4 dr ....... .... ..... '2695 74 ford Galaxie ·.~~ .~ 1.'••• • • • '3596 1976 FORD MUSTANG II $$SAVE$$ Hl-1.0 SHAG S10.95 88 Dodge Dart Custom 6 cyl ........ $2495 74 Ford Mustang ~?;:~~.~~~.~ !~ ....... '4695 74 Olds Cutlass Cpe., Was 13895 ••• •• ••• '3695 TIMBER Pomeroy Forest Pro ducts Top pn ce for stondmg sowt1mber Co li Ken t Hanby I 446 8570 'Jt:cN'-:S,::.:C : 'U ' :R :CR =E:cNc:C::-Y: -t-07ke_n_s_ o..,-: ld pocket watches and cham s .dver and gold We noed 1964 and older stlver coms .Puy sell ~ or trade Call Rogel Womsley 742 2331 Garage so full there's no room for the (or? 14 Automatic transmission a ir power steering, AM radto, w tape, cruise control. white ext black tnt CARPETING ~~ viny~ 1973 CHEVY C-10 PICKUP. .........s2495 i'"' ~~~i 74 Buick Regal 2 dr .......... .. .... $2995 74 Olds 1972 CHEVY CAPRICE 4 DR..... ..'1995 YARD SALE Wnght Sl Pomeroy (tra•ler ot end of streeJ ) Fn day Aprlll and Saturday Apr~ I 2 10 t1ll ..4 Large select Jon of boys good dolhmg 11zes 6 to 12 Fu lls.~ze mattress $5 Other size clothJng and miscellaneous 1tems lnstde 1n case of rom SSBOO 75 Chevy Monte CarlO v.a, power HOOF HOLLOW Buy sell trade or tra1 n horses RUTH REEV ES t ro•ner Phone (614) 698 3290 74 Pontiac Catalina · 2 dr . ... ..... : •• '2895 LTO 4 door 1 power seats, power windows , power door loc ks , Landau luxury group air AM FM search radio 1973 FORD LID 4 DR ...............s2395 PORCH SALE Saturday Henry Hartman s res 1dence Chesler 76 Cadillac Sedan DeVille ... .. ... ........ '8900 Full power and atr 76 Ford Granada, PS . . .. .. . ............... '4695 1973 GRAN TORINO 4 DR ....... }2195 RISI NG STAR Kennel Boord1ng Indoor Outdoor runs groom•ng a ll breeds clean son•tory fpetllt1es Chesfme Phone (614) 367 0292 76 Chevy Malibu 2 dr ...............'3695 1975 .FORD LANDAU ................$4495 V 8, power steering like new fin 1sh IF YOU hove o serv ice to offer wont to buy or sell samelh•ng oe lookmg for work or whatevOr you II get results foJter wtth o Sentinel Wont Ad Cafl992 2156 7 4 Cadillac Eldorado ................. !4995 76 Cadillac Cpe DeVille .. ............. . . . .. Full power and a lr ' SAVE ON USED CARS L Young's Carpeting -~~ - ' 1695 • DAVID BRICKLES r;~ETT~p~t~g COME READY TO DEALTO: S:U95 ~peed, - • /<If',.,.~~ Transfers P lus Bat Dec 31 1976 2 957 66 E S E A T ttle IV B Rece1pb Other Federal Sub SidleS 721 00 Tota l Rece pts 12 1 00 Ba l Dec 31 1976 721 00 InTer Fund TrJnsfer Reconc111af•on Gen er i'J I Fund 321 00 11 09 General Fund 528 07 T1tle J75 369 23 Tille I 1 754 49 T1 t le t Tt t le I 833 97 1 146 59 T1tle I Tit le I 2 326 72 26.4 59 T1tl e t I 206 00 T1tl e 11 '1,75 35 T1fl e II 1 188 76 T1tle Ill Tttlel ll 662 00 .464 90 T1lle HI Total Exp Trans fers ~ 10 35276 To Fund Tttle l ll 32100 Tll le l 1109 T1t le I CJS 528 07 Generai Fund 369 23 Gen eral Fund 1,75 .4 A9 General Fu nd 83397 General Fu nd 1 146 59 Gener a! F und 2 326 72 General Fund ~64 59 Gene r aiFund 20600 Gene r al Fund 275 35 GeneraiFund 1 188 76 Gener al Fund 662 00 Genera I F und 464 90 Total Rec Tran s fe rs 10 352 76 A nets and Lla btllf•es December 31 1976 Assets Cas h on Ha nd 100 00 Depos itory Ba lan ces61 587 42 InvenTory 2 500 00 La nd 19 000 00 Bu ll d 1ng s 1 250 000 00 EQu 1pm en t 250 000 00 Tota l Asse ts 1 584 087 42 L1a b• llhes Acco unt s Payable I 118 739 90 Bond Indebtedness 274 000 00 Tota i L•ab 1 t1 es 1 392 239 90 Escessol Assets 191 8.47 52 Total 1 584 087 42 (AI 1 He PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE COMMON P LEAS C OURT PROBATE DIVIS IO N ATHEN S COUNTY 1 OHIO Ella Jane Oood!n Adm ln•stratr1 x of the EsiJtt Of Arthur G OOCI1n , deceaseel Pla1ntlfl YS Earl Gocd ln F'ea rl R Good i n et al , Defendants Ca se No 29923 Pur suant to the o rd e r of th e Cour t 0 1 Common Pleas Probate D1vls on Athens County Oh o •n Case No 29923 I w II o Her for s a le at public allc!Ton on th e 19th da y of Ap r I 1917 at 12 00 O'C lO ck noon at the front door Of the Court House m Melgs Count y Oh 10 th e lo l lowmg descr bed rea l es tate s .tuat ed 1n the Cou nty of Me •g s Sta te of Oh10 and Vill age of Ha r n son vil le to w 11 PARC EL No I Betng lots Nos 7 an d 8 In Dunlap s Aeld 1f10n to t he satd V1lla ge of HarrrsonVrlle Me1gs Co unty Oh o PAR: C E L No 2 Lo t No 9 rn Dunlap s Ad d ition to th e Village ot Harqsonvllle Also tile foltowmg bcmg .n Frac 110n 7 Town 7 Range 14 m Oh10 Company s Purchase beg •nnHHI a t the north west corner of Lot No 9 m Dunlap s Add1t10n to the Village of Harr rsonvdle tllen ce North 69- deg re es west 100 feet thence Sou th 21 degrees west 75 fe et til en ce South 69 deg re es east 100 feet thence 2 1 degrees east 75 feet t~ lhe place of beg •nn•ng contam•ng one half acre more or less REFERENCE Vo lume 2jJ , Pag e 239 Deed Records of Me1gs County Oh•o Sa•d pr em1ses are ap pra sed at S10 500 OOand must be sold for not less Than two th~rd s of sa 1d appratsed ... a lue Th.e terms of sale are 10 percent down and ba lanc e on del•very of deed {3 ) IN THE ~ COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO NO 16,239 A T H E N 5 C 0 U N Ti.V SAV IN GS & LOAN CO vs WILLIAM C AL , PLAINT IFF GA DDI S ET DEFE ND ANTS LEG•L NOTICE Pursuant to an Order of Sal e Issued. by The. Court of Common Pleas. of Meig s County Oh•o I will offer for sele at public au cti on on tl\e 9th day of Apr11 1977 at 10 00 a m at the Caurl House STeps m the Vdlaue of Pomeroy Me 1gs Co unty , Oh10, the fo tl ow loo described reef estate S1 t u at~ in Townsh ip of Orange Co unty of Me igs and State of 01\ io, being lot No 6 In R lggscrest Manor Addlt•on as re corded In volume 4 p'ge "' Me igs county PlaT Records Excepting and resl!rvlng all mtneral s w ith r •gtlt to m 1ne and remove same Referen ce Deed Volume 2.55 page 191 Me ig s County Deeel Records Terms of Sale Cash for not less than two thirds of ap praised value sublecl to hen lor rtal esTate TaKes Property apprais ed at SJl.lOO.OO James J Proff lU~ sr.er lft of Me igs CounTy On io (3 ) 11 11 25 (4) 1 8 SIC 25 {41 1 8 l5 4tc • NOTICE OF Afl'P OI NTME NT Case No 21065 t:state of Max Manuel J r Deceased No tice •s hereby g ven th a t Glona Jean Manuel o f Rou te No 2 Sox 7.4 Rac ine Ot·uo has been duly appOinted Adm ln.s•ratnx of the Es ta te of Max Manuel Jr d ec eased la te of Rt No '1 Rac ine Me tQ$ County Oh io Cred tors a re re(lu •red to h ie the1r c la 1ms w •th sa id fiduCiary w 1th1n thr ee months Dated th •S 16t h day of March 1977 Mann.ng 0 Webste r Judge Court of Co m mon Pleas probate D1v rs•an M e .gs County Oh •o 13 ) 18 25 (4) I 3 tc WANTED ' " Paper Carrier, In Syracuse The Dai~ Sentinel 992·2156 Pomeroy, Ohi9,_ ' �' • ' . New Gum"ean 12- TheDallySentmel, MJddleport- Pomeroy,O.,FndHy,Apnl1. 1977 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 Chesapea ke ; I II Area D eath s and severa l nieces, nephewsand cousi ns. Mr- . Nichol son, a· m ernber of Star Grange 778 more than 40years. was a past master of il. HE.> was a me.rnber of t h~ Dexter CIH.Jrch of Chris t wher e services wilt be held af 1940s. Last r ites will be said a, Mill er's Home for Funerals 2 p .m . Monday with F-a ther A. J . Golubiewski off lcia t in9 . Burial will foll ow in Ohto Valley Mem ory Gardens . F ri ends may call at M iller's on Sunday fr om 2-4 and 7-9 p.m . - .. 2 p.m. Sundar wllh Mr . Charles Russe·l oftici.:etin<'J . Burial will be in the White Uak Cemetery , . Friends may cal l a t the NAOINE ' WELCH Rutland Chapel of the Walker Funeral Home -a11ytime aft er Nadine M . Vinton , d ied 10 a .m . Saturday un ti l 11:30 a .m . Su nday when the body wi ll be lakl;'n to lhf! chur:ch to We lch, 72, at Holzer Medical Cen ter al 4 a .m. Friday. Born Ju ly 4, 1904 in tie , in state. The fami ly wil t receive fr ien ds fr om 2 fo 4 an d ? to 9 p .m. Sa turday a t the chape l . Lawrence· County to the tate Peylon and Moll y John son Kitts. she was twice marri ed. She ma rr ied · Clyde Petrie who preceded her in death ' in 19S4 and Ernest We ich who prece ded her In death in 1975. . Survi vin g ar e - three daugh ters and five sons. Mrs. Ra lph (Elsie) Boil er, Rt. 7, · Vi nton; Mrs. Victor (Ma r y) George and Kareo Petrie. FR ANK NIMRI CHTE R Frank B. N ii'Tlrichter, 83, a resi9ent of Portsmou th and a f or mer residenf of Clevel and .lhd Gallipo'l is ,· died T hursda y a t 8: 55 a . rn. in Scioto Memoria l Hospital, Portsmouth. Vinton ; Bitt Petrie.• Rt . 2, He was born ir1 Cleveland Petrie , Qpc. a, 1893, one of. 10 ~hi ldren - Vinton ; N orman of the Ia te Cha r les B. and Pi <; ker i ng ; Dav i ~ Petrie, Well ston ; Danyl Petrie , Anna Hephe r Nlrnrichter . Jackson ; and Frank Petrie. HE' married the for mer Dor othy Uss her, who sur - Rio Grande ; one sister, Mrs . My r I I e C h r I s t I a n , v i "t'E's, along with the When it comes to Aut o Loans ... you're the boss." We 'll give you low rates. fas t service. (We like to keep the boss rolling O - · ·sttJp in I he bank this e~enlng from 5 to 7 p.m. and hAve your blood pr n~ ure taken . Clinic spoli •ore-d by Melg' Co . Dept. of Health will al so be ffl king blood pressures In lobby Saturday for enoon , Ap ri l 2. , fr om 9 ojl . lll. to lwel~e noon . IIOIIOOIOf an d 15 gr ea t -• I Chl.lders, Wi'!fel d, W. Va ,; Hawthorne", Calif.; Mrs. Nick ( Ruth) Pa tti, Sandusky ; Mr s. Jake { ~yne) Harants. Los An9etes ; Mr s. Harold (Vt rg i nia) Rob i nson. Ga ll ipolis ; Mrs . Oorqthy Scmi k, Sandusky , and Mrs. Dan (Arlette ) Nei ll , Huron. The tollow i ng brothers survive : Louis. Albert, Raymond and Joseph, all of Cleveland; fhree sis t ers : Mrs. Eleanor Kline , Mr s. Hilda Kral ..and Mrs. Edna Viscomi, all of Cleve land . Eigh teen gra nd and 15 g r ea tgrandChildren survive . Mr . Nlmrichfe r was a former sausage ma ker fo r the Evans Pa cking Co., in the .Ray Nicholson , all of Hill iard. grand · 27 : g;:~~ ~~:: ~;:~ : ~~~ . s,•;~; . speak on Sunday I c h i ld ren JAMES W. NIC HOLSON ·followh'9 children Har r y, RUTLAND - James W. Wau seon ; Frank . Nicholson. 6.6 . Route J. Ru II and, died at his residence Fri day end ing a fovr year Ul neso;; . Mr-. Nicholson was born in Rutland Township on Ma y 6, 1910, a son of fhe late~nd Moy, Chapman. He s a farmer, school bus d,river . nd was B township trus tee a number <l f yea r5 . ' He marrted the former Neva Radeki n , who survives, on Oct . 21. 1934. Sur viving, besides his wife are a son , Ronald &. Nicholson ; a daughter- -in -l aw , Pa t t y Nicholson ;. a grandson, John thO-. w• tllobmkol tnlfltd U172 Y\JJ malre the clfference · Maginde, a native of New Vintoo Bap tis t Church where funer al ser yices will t;>e he ld and 7 p.m . services. Mr. Magtnde is to graduate f G d' B'bl h 1 in rom o S 1 e ~ 00 at 7 p.m. Sunday wtth the Rev. Jerr y Nea l o ff ici~ t ing . Buri al wi ll' be In .Vinton Memorial Pa rk . The body will lie In state a t the ch urch one hour pr iOr to $e rvlces. Frie nds ma y ca ll a t t he s Cincinnati this spring and plans to return to New Guinea in June . Being a fluent . I 1 h speaker m our anguages, e McCoy .Moo r e Fun e r al Home, Vi nton, Saturd.:ey fr om 7 to 9 p.m. will be able to minister to both the educated and primitive people of his country . The public is invited to hear him tell of his CQnversion and answers he has received to ( Continu...J from page n prayer, what pollee said was an Rutland Community apparent suicide with a . Church is located on Main sholgllll. Street in Rutland near the De Mohrens childt , an Walker Funeral Home . eccentric and who had been a Persons needing transmental patient, died only a portation may can 742-2460. few hours before he was to have been interviewed by an investigator of the House Cubans assassination committee which was alerted to his aUeged connection to the Kennedy case by Dutch journalist Willem America (Continued from page I) States was guilty of devious Oltmans. tactics in negotiations. • ·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:o:·:·:;;;:::::::.:·:·::::::;.;:;:;::·:·:·: Adventists giving to 3 projects ' CORRECTION The major projects in will aid the Northern Europe. (to replace !lnu:tureo that Europe and Africa will West Africa Division, one of have been condemned by fire receive money from an of· 10 suCh geographical units In authorities), and a new ferlng taken at the Pomeroy the church. The money witl bUilding for the lOO.year~d Seventy-day Adventist go to build a library at the Norwegian Publishing House (.burch recently according to Adventist Seminary' · in in Oslo, Norway." Mrs. Mcintyre rioting that Clara Mcintyre, Sabbath Nll!eria, a gir13' donnitocy at the junior college in Finland iitflation is taking a bigger School superintendent. bite from ·the Adventist " Each quarter we collect an offering for world :-;-:-:·:·:-:·:·:·:=:-:-:·:·:·:·:::.;·:·:·:=:-:·:=::;::.::::::::;::.:::.;:::: mission dolll!r said that while mission contrlbutiOIUI hive missions," . said Mrs. increased, Inflation has kept Mcintyre. "The amount of It's a boy! :;;;:;:;::::-: :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:::;:;:;:; :;:~:;:;::::.;::·:· the real value nearly constant money over the specified goal POMEROY goes into a ·s~iat project Dr. and Mrs. clyde ~ over the past few years. BOWLING LANES A recent report by World offering' for needy program. Tuesday Triplicate Evaaa. Rio Grande, becaue March 22, 197T This quarter the overflow tlie parents of their fourth Vision International placed Standings chUd, a boy, born at 3:38 Adl(entists second only to Team p.m. Thursday ill Holzer Southern Baptists in the total Shamrock Motel 91 dollar value of mission of· Medical Center. Roya l Oak Park 77 Royal Crown CC!la 52 !erings durtng 197~. Southern Dr. EvaDB, Rio Grande Shirts. Ltd . 39 Baptists, with some 12 million College provost and New York Clothing 35 U. S. members, gave $50 director of student Ruth 's BeB'IJty Shop 34 million; Adventists, with development, and hlR wUe, High lnd . Game - Pat Holzer Medical Center Carson 188, Pat Smith 180 . . the former Roaemary 500,000 members, gave $25 (Discharges, March 31) High Series - Pat Carson Salser, Racine, have three million. 521 , Bett.y: Smith 467 . Clarence Barcus, Irene daughters: Margaret, U; Team High Game - Royal Brown, Mrs. Paul Channel Sarah, 13 an" Nancy, 11. Oak Park 491. Team High Series .:.._ Royal and son, · Martha Cook, TAX DISTRffiUTED The new arrival tipped • Juanita Craig, Tonya Davis, Oak Park 1383 . March gasoline tax checks the scales at nine pounds Herman Dillon, Peggy and three ounces and . totaling $9,89~ ,3 80 were Saturday Afternoon Ger1ach , Ell a Gla dm8 n, Mrs. Jr. League distributed by State Auditor measures 21 Inches long. March 19th Gary Goddard and daughter, The baby bas been named , Thomas E. Ferguson's offiCI! Win Lost , Rose Hankins, Karen Hat· to Ohio counties, townships, Dylan. Sur.r Stars 74 77 field, Mary Houdashelt, Chad cities and villages. ~ounts dparent Is Maternal ~~!ctO:~~ners ~~ ~ Jarrell, Grover. Lewis, Jr., received by Meigs County S er Sr., Bowling Ston.es 48 48 Barbara Mannon , Amy Lynn villages· of the total Include: Racine and · pa al Red Barons 28 68 Napora, Mrs. Thomas Middleport, $2,163, Pomeroy, grandparents Is Mrs. Wa Gatter Busters . 12 84 Nicho ls and daughter, $2,.W7, Racine, f631, Rutland, Evaos, Rio Grande. High Series Lanny Richard Reymond Nonnan $622, and Syracuse, $668. Longstreth ·421. Ron Cullums ' b 390, Andrea Riggs 389 Rose, Fred Shepherd •. De ra ;.;:;.;::::::::::-:-:·:-:-:-:.;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;.;:::;:;.;:;:;:;.;:::::::. Weather Cloudy topight, chance of thundorshowers. Lows in the upper 40s. Showers likely Saturd~y morning, becoming sunny in the afternoon; highs in the mid 60s. AIR ~ASTLE 4 PIECE GROUP fROM lions, Brzezinski said he is confident the matter will he pursued by VJir\Ce and Gron\yko in Geneva in May. "The Russians must ha"l' time to study such a comprehensive proposal." On Gromyko's statement that if tbe Soviet Union must cut back her strategic missiles, then the Russians will have to raise the question of American deployment in Western Europe, he said: "If they raise that issue, then it wiD, or course and necessarily, open up also the question of medium.,.ange weapons systems. "WeStern Europe, after all, is exposed to Soviet medium range we 0ponary. Ar]d if tbe Soviet Union insists on opening . the issue that pertains · to our defensive systems in Europe- which are only designed to protect Europe, because Western Europe doesn't have strategic systems-then necessarily the Soviet systems targeted on Europe becomes subje~t for .negotiations.'.' But, he added, if the Soviet Union "wishes to widen the . scope ... then at some future point, in full consultation with our allies, it ;, not to he entirely excluded." Carter appeared to be taking the · temporary breakdown in stride, keeping his schedule fairly light. LANCASTER, OHIO 10 TIL 2 In Live Entertainriwnt THE MEIGS INN Porneruy, 0. ·MEIGS lHEATRE CLOSED FOR VACAnON WATCH FOR OPENING DATE ------· ' = is Christie Fellure GA!,LlPOUS - By correctly spelling "instan\aneous" and the following word "auxiliary/' Christi Fellure, eighth grade st\ldent at Gallia Academy, won the 19n Gallipolis City Schools' Spelling Bee. After surviving the early spelling rounds and a total ol!59 words presented to the contestants by pronouncer Paul Hospital' News Smith Nelson Mo. ' , and Mrs. Francis Smithson, daughter, Letart, W. Va.; Mr. and gave it an endorsement of 8'1 to 2. But even as the bill and Mrs. John House, son, school districts from making up missed school days, and passed~ there were grumblings that It would discourage lo~al warnings It would do schools no good If next winter is cold and snowy. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Eleanor Douglas, CoolviUe; Wanda Floyd, Pomeroy; · Freda Martin, Shade; Betty Baronick, Pomeroy; Samuel Clark, · Middleport; Thomas Fowler, Middleport; Denzil Boggess, Racine; John Fleming, Long Bottom. DISCHARGED - Terry Rowley, Mary Edwards, Ruby Cooper, Gilbert Mees, Mary Sloter, with the Ohio education communrty and previouSly cleared by the Senate, will go Into effect immediately upon signature by the governor. lt'wlll grant schools any combination of up to 20 makeup-free ''t loslng days this year because ol weather and fuel sh,ortages. ANKARA, TURKEY (UPil- FIVE GUNMEN STAGED a daring, Wild West-style train robbery today, grabbing money bags· containing $333,000 and fleeing In a Mercedes. Benz automoblle. Turkish pollee said. · The baodlts, , armed with submachlne guns. halted a passenger train about 12 mlles east of Ankara by Pulling the emergency brakes, police S:aid. . Then, they said, the gunmen broke Into a fortified car and threatened a government official and a policeman guarding the money, took the loot and escaped. A pollee spokesman said the bags "contained the salaries of all government officials In the province of Kayser'l." . Elberfelds .In Pomeroy CONTINUES THROUGH APRIL 9TH TAKE ·ADVANTAGE· OF SPECIAL .. SPRING SALE PRICES IN EVERY Nelson Drug 32 DEPARTMENT OF OUR STORE Men : Bob Couch 212, Charles Smith 19.3~ Larry Dugan 188; Women : Isabel le Couch l92, Shop 9:30 to 5:00 Weekdays & Saturday 9:30to ii:OO Fridays . Pal Carson 186, Betty Smith 184. High Series Men : Charles Smith 558, Bob Couch 5:19, Bill• Porter 534; Women : Elberfelds ln. Pomeroy Betty Smith 522, Pat Carson 48\, Carol"yn Bachner 477. Team Htgh Game - Zldes Sport Shop 726. Team Hig.h Series - Sport Shop 7075 . . Zides . . lowest-priced Class A fire resi sf:lingle you can buy. . BUilT Willi AN INORGANIC FIBER GlASS MAT - RAlliER lliAN ORGANIC FELT CERAM IUOATED GRANULES TO GIVE SHINGLES ADEEP RICH HUE. CONTAINING ABOUT 50% MORE ASPHALT THAN CONVENTIONAL SHINGLES. ASSURED DOUBLE COVERAGE Willi DISTINCTIVE RANDOM· • CUT EDGES. SEAL.{).MAliC SHINGLE STRIP BONDS SHINGLES Willi SUN HEAT Open Mon . thru Sat. 8-Sp.m . CONVENIENT FREE PARKING 20 YEAR PRO RATED KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. -405 N. 2ND 992-3747 "992-3748 VOL 1£· GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT NO. 9 SUNDAY, APRIL 3. 1977 . . CHAMPION SPElLER - Christi FeUure eighth grade pupil at Gallia Academy Junior High ' School, captured the 1977 city schools spelling bee tiUe Friday night. Supt, Don Staggs presented Miss Fellure the championship 'trophy . Miss Fellure will oow take part in . the Huntlngl<ln Bee on AprU 30 for regional honors in the Tri.State Area . · Two brush fil-e alarms. draw firemen GALUPOUS - Four acres borned in a• · grass and brushfire at 7:15p.m. Friday on Shoestring Ridge, southwest of here. Gallipolis Volunteer firemen said the blaze started as a result of controlled burning which got out of control. The fire spread to the .lands of Phil Fisher and Charles Graibs, Rt. 2, Gallipolis. Firemen were called at 7:03p.m. on Rt. 35 near Dr. Mel Simon 's Clinic where one- fourth acre of brush and grass burned. It was Qle l!!)lh and 81stalarrns of the year for the local' firefighters . TRUSTEES TO MEET SYRACUSE - Sulton Township Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday, April5 at 8 p.m. at the Syracuse 'Municipal Building . tntint MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY Judge calls for briefs before deciding in ·SEOEMS case ' PRICE 25 CENTS . - GALUPOUS -'Attorneys ln the civil formation to determine what transplrea at Volunteer Emergency Squad against the suit filed last month by Joe Voreh and the the March 1 meeting of the Gallia County commissiop. Gallia County Volunteer Emergency C<lmmlssion. According to the suit, lhe Interim Squad against the Gallia County Board ol On that day, Gallia County Com· 'contract between the comml~sion and C<lmmissioners Saturday were given one missioners, declaring an emergency SEOEMS was illegal, because the week to fUe briefs before aJinal decision is ·situation existed; entefed into a temporary resolution was entered intO without the rendered by Judge J. Donald Ratclilf of contract with the Southeast Ohio reasons being put in the minutes. Ross County. Emergency Medical Service (SEOEMS ) .At a hearing, March 22, Judge Ratcliff Judge Ratcllff, sitting on assignment to provide emergency ambulance service issued a temPOrary restraining order to GaUia C<lunty <Ammon Pleas Court, for the county at a co~ of $9,500. ~:ohiblting the commission and Couniy made that request lollowing two hours of That contract was the basis for a suit Auditor Dorothy L .. Condee from paying 'testimony Saturday morning. Purpose of filed by Joe Voreh, a Gallia County the contract for ·S9,500. . the hearing was to obtain factual in· · resident and member of the Gallia County Going into Saturday's hearing, plaintiff's attorney William Conley and Prosecuting Attorney Joseph L . Cain, Kiwanis celebrating charter night No. 30 ·APRIL SALE DAYS Oiler-s Four Tenth Framers '··· Thursday before joining the Senate In weekend adjour:nment. Gallipolis. 66 pocket dictionary in recognition of their accomplishment in the SpeiUng Bee. The top ten finishers and the spellng words which stumped them are listed as follows : 1st - Christi Fellure, no spelling , tmts ' (Continued from psge I l closings for public schoo·ls this year is on Its way to Gov. James A. Rhodes' desk. . The House took final legislative action on the proposal · tary. Each contestant was awarded a • ·nation world,-, . The bill. drafted by majoritY. Democrats In consultation 60 · SB 46 High Ind . Game - S tate Evans, son, Rio·Grande; Mr. - -· 7-4 Zides Sport Shop Youngs Super Mkt. PATCH JOBS CXJNTINUE - Until something else comes along (like more money for resurfacing) Gallipolis city maintenance- workers continue to "patch up" the Old .French City's streets heavily damaged by severe winter weather. during January and February. Taylor, Charles . Vtckers, · Eldon Wuerch. (Births March31) ' 11 Mr. and Mrs. Merre O'Dell, daughter, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Beck, Coalton; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bee featured thirty preliminary winners from Gallla Academy , Washington Elementary, Green Elementary , Rio Grande Elementary, and Clay Elemen· Wagner, Christi and second place finisher, Mark Allen , remained. Mark then incorrectly spelled '"in· errors. ~d - Mark Allen, "instantaneous ... stantaneous," and Christi went on ·to 3rd - Donald Deems, " aggravate.'' become the winner. )... 41h Boudi Niday, "jonquiL" Christi, daugjlter of Mr. and Mrs. "'--fith Angela Cromlish, 11 pulverize." · Robert Fellure of Route 2, Gallipolis, wUl lith - Brian Wilt, "brevity." compete in Huntington on April 30 for the 7th - Katlly Qlulson , "divisive ." Regional Tri.State Area Championship. • lith - Jeff Meek, "platinum. " The Gallipolis City Schools' Spelling 9th - Sandra Martin, " perception." ;:;:::;:::::::;::::::::::::::::.;-:::.;:;.;:;.;.;.:-:·:·:·:·:·:-:;;.;:;.;.:-:-:-:-:···:-:·:-:-:-::;.;.:-:-: l!lh - Robert Scott. "stamina." WANTED FOR FELONY Superintendent of Gallipolis City GALUPOUS - A West Charleston, Schools; Donald Staggs presented trophies w. Va. man arresled Friday Q.lgbt by to the top three winners. He praised the the Gallta·Melgs Posl State . Hlghway pupils, parents,Jnd tea.chers' for their part l'atrol on a DWI ebarge Is wanted oo In lhe success /'f the program. felony charges there. Paul Bauer, Director of Curriculum . Gallla Couoty sheriff'• deputies oald and Instruction in Gallipolis City Schools, James Edgar McCoy , 54, Weot organized and directed the J9n Spelling Charleston, ·has been sought Ia Bee and was cited for special recog_nition. conneetlon with· g1'811d larceny and Supt~ Staggs also elrtended his gratitude to burglary charges . An eliradllloa Spelling Bee officials Robert Lawson, Paul beQJ'Iog Is expected lo be held next Wagner, Kathrine Williams, Tom Moulton, week In Gallipolis MuQ.iclpal Court. and Gary Owens for their help In making this year.'s event a success. ·:·:·: - : · :·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-: · :·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~:.:-:-~:·:·:·:-:- : w. I . ll agreement." A:l ior further arms negott· Spelling champ Due · to · an error In reporting the accident, the wrong driver was charged with a traffic aecldeut Wedoesday oo Rl. 7 In Melga County. ·Hanford Mayle, 4'7, Rt. 1, Cuttler, was cited for faUure to yield right of way, oot Craig Venoy, 17, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, as stated In .Thursday's paper. White House Press SecretHry Jody Powell said Ca did t Thursday that rter no plan on changing his two arms proposals and High Ga 'e ~ Jo Perrin Brzezinski said tnday the and Lanny o reth 170, plans gave the SoViets "the C!ifford Mu y 150, Lee · Lew1s 148. opportunity of indicating Team Game - Nile Owls Staff members Robert Tan· their preference within the 855. • range of between 1800 and Team Series - Nile Owls nenbawn and Robert Lehner 2,000" strategic weapons ' reported on some . "new COmpared to 2,400 negotiated . 2314. 1· ds" They eluded Early Sun Mixed : at Vladivt' stok. · ea · March 20, 1977 ....... A plan to confront James The " innovative" U .S . Standings Earl Ray, who is serving a 99· . proposal, Brzezinski said, Team Points year sentence after pleading went much farther than the Jack's Dairy Bar 66 63 guilty to killing King in Vlandivistok accord because .Tom's Carry Ou! 63 Memphis April 4, 1968, with "unlike previous proposals, Cline's Con st. Co. Town Kiln 46 contradictions in statements (it) doesn't nearly establish a Porn . Flower Shop 45 from his previous counsel. · framework for continued Mark Five 21 _,. "Materials" received High Ind. Game - Men : competition.'' from a Capt. Le.Grande of the · d th John Tyree 205, Ed Voss 203, Birmingham Police Dept., " It really re uces . e Jeff Wil son 707; Women : weaponary on both sides. And -.. Chartot1e Wilford 206, Helen dealing "with what he it Will take some time for the P. and Mary V. 702. Becky .considered a suspect in tbe Soviet leaders to appreciate Kloes 179. Hig~ Ser ies Men : Ed killing of Dr. King ... It themutualadvanta~esofthis . Voss 539. John Tyree 536, Jeff appears to be his proposal." Wilson 516; Women : Helen speculation ·" As for the Russ ian Phelps 51?, Becky Kloes 500. - A witness ''whose counter attack on human Mary Voss 496. identity was. unknown for the rights, former Columbia· . Team High Game 7 Tom 's Out 71~. last 13 years" but now is University Professor Carry Team High Series - Tom's ready to come forward. On Brzezinski said he did not Carry Ou! 2053. the day Kennedy was killed think there was pressure on she was taking photographs C t t h h' Tri County . 0 "on the south side of Elm ar er c ange IS March 22. 1977 · o~tspokeh stand because it is ""·-·standings Points Street, which would be facing generally shared by the world Team·.. wbat is known as the Grassk a t 1arge . Pom . Cement Block co . 72 Knoll and part of the BQo .. 1 think if SALT is Eagles Oub · 58 Depository Building." Two d d · th U ' t d H. & R. F~restone 52 epen en 1 on e m e Cline's Canst. Co . 52 da ys Iat er • sh e says, she was States having to deny itself Computer Services 42 approached by two persons the right to affirm these Strikers 36 who identified themselves as beliefs then it is not worth it. High Ind . Game - Henry being from the FBI and the ' . final . Clatworlhy no. Ed Voss 713. · 1 d h Because, ln the ~na 1YSIS, Dave Peterson 203. CIA respectiVe y, an s e we are what we believe. High Series - Henry Clatgave the film to them and has "We have not made Soviet worlhy . 477. Ed Voss 570, not seen it sinee. acceptance of our views the Moses No~m~n SJ8. . - The same woman said . . . . OOd Team Htg~ Game- Cltne's approximately two weeks ba.sts for negott~t'!'g 10 g. Construction Co . 913. Team High Series before the killing she went to faith on strategic ISSUes. But by the .same token, we deny Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 'the nightclub owned by .)ack the Soviet Union the right to 7515 . Ruby and was introduced by tell us that we do not have the Early Wed. Mixed Ruby to one "Lee Harvey right to ex.press our beliefs if March 23, 1977 Oswald of the CIA," using we want to "negotiate a Standings.· Points Ruby's words. · strategic arms limitation Tea.l)'l. T~e assassination panel now has only Oltmans' word on De Moh.renschildt's all d tl ' t' d 'th De ege ac Vl leS an Wl Mohrenschildt's death, fur· · ther corroboration appears to have been ruled out. INN PLACE. 992-3629 Peter Guinep , will be the guest speaker at Rutland Com· . Ch ch on Sunday mum1Y ur , Apri13, at bo!h the 10.:30 a.m. APPEARJNG THIS WEEKEND AT THE Be.~t _ Russell: Gall iroli s ; Ber tr am Welch , Kessel Welch, both of Winfield, W. Va., and Willie Welch. Ty ler ; M ich . She was a mem ber of the pomeroy """*"'*""" bank RUTLAND Mrs . Er nestene Bost wtch, Gal l ipolis ; M r's . Ba r bara rullcnl natlona . The I(} ' • GALLIPOLIS The Kiwanis Intematlonal Clubs of Division Nine will )Jelp KI,I'Vanlans here celebrate their 30th annual charter night .with a dinner served by the Emblem Club at the Elks Club. Principal speaker will be Ohio Kiwanis Gov. Elton R. Lube of Brecksville. A t;livlsion council meeting at 5:15p.m. ·wrn precede the dinner at 6:30 p.m. conducted by Joe Steele, district lieutenant governor. . Clubs ezpected to he represented are Athens, Downtown .Athens, Chillicothe, First Capitol Chillicothe, Logan, Ironton, Portsmouth, New Bosion and Wheelersburg. Special guests for dinner and the meeting to follow wUl be the Key Clubs ol Gallia Academy High School, Kyger Creek High School, and . the Keyette Club of Kyger Creek High School.' Gov. Lube, a retired bosinessman, had 22 years of perfect Kiwanis attendance in • his home club before starting through the administrative chairs as district Lt. Governor-elect in 1970-71. Elected Ohio governor-elect in 1975, he has attended 11 international and 15 district conventions. Major appointments at the ~tate and district levels include district chairman in support of Spiritual Aims; district chairman, Achievement; district chainnan for Youth Services, and as a member of two Ohio District Achievement representing the defendants, agre~d to three stipulations , first, that the plaintiff Joe Voreh, is a. delinquent taxpayer; secondly ,thai the Galli a County Volunteer Squad does not pay taxes, and third, that the purpose of the hearing was to d\'lermine the facts of the meeting which occurred March L Atty. C<lnley called ·three Witnesses, Auditor Candee, James C. Saurlders, a Gallia County commissioner, and Robert O'Dell, deputy auditor and clerk of the Gallia County Comrriission. Prosecutor Cain President Arnold Miller, . rally and dance at the Point Pleaaant 1M Friday night. said be bopes · "!D get some feUow olftcen elected who wUl cooperate · and belp get things done." "1bere are thole who are critical of me and not telling the truth/' said the incumbent UMW cblef. MWer arrived during the danee and rally, sponsored by the UMWA Supporters Club at about 9:30 p.m. and was the first speuer to be introduced by Okie Barton, dlatrlct 8 vice ptesicjtnt. Mlller. by arriving late, missed the debate Friday afternoon wben a lar~e Commissioner Niday gave testimony regarding discussion ·of the emergency ambulance situation and why the com· mission declared an emergency resolution. Atty. Bennett said he drew up the typewritten addendum to the resoluUon. . During cross examination, both Mrs. Condee and O'Dell said it was not l).nusual for· typewfitten articles b.cing attached· to the com·misslon minutes. , Judge Ratcliff indicated that a final . decision will be made prior to Aprlll5. He again stressed that the commission in exercising its duties did not do anything wrong ill awarding the contract. "There was no violation of the law," Judge Ratcliff said. He had previously said, urhis ls one of TilE UTILE PEOPLE - Mrs. Irene Busch of near Racine, a volunteer at ihe Senior Citizens Center, ·has created several "litUe people" for the Easter bazaar. The novel dolls - and each one takes about five hours to make - have a pop botUe body, styrofoam head, feet and hands, wigs made from fake fur, and dresses of calico treated with liquid drape io give · permanent stiffness. The widow of John Busch, Mrs. Busch comes to the center twice a week to share her craft skills . (See A-4 ) those technicalities that lawyers and the reasons he made a motion to enter into a: cor.tract for emergency medical services with SEOEMS while O'Dell described his munity." nusicance, noise and safety were d to rally, dance recelvlni a cordial welcome at a miners' · Two exhibits were offered BS evidence by Atty. Conley, one was the handwritterf minutes by O'Dell regarding the awarding to the interim contract to SEQEMS a nd the other was a typewritten addendum to the handwritten resolution giving the reasons why the commission had declared tbat an emergency situatiop existed. It was typed by i\I!Y. Bennett wltll the assistance of· Atty. Cain. judges handle. The.r e was no illegality on the part of the Ga!lia C<lunty Cor'n· missioners. They entered into a contract looking out lor the welfare ol the com· MIDDLEPORT Opposition appeared to mount here over the weekend' to the proposed constntction of a coal loading tipple in West Virginia 1,200 feet across the Ohio River near Clilton, W.Va. by 'William F . Zuspan of Mason. Announcement of a hearing to be conducted by the U. S. Army C<lrps, of ELTONR.LUBE Engineers in Wahama High School gymnasium the evening of AprU 28 ( 7 Grading C<lmmlttees. o'clock )· to members of the llf.iddleportLocal arrangements are being ·, Pomerey Rotary Club, Friday night many completed by Lions Don Warehime Jr., of whose members would be eyeballing Edward Howard, John Taylor, Charles such a tipple daily from their .living room Grant, Caron Snowdeuand Albert Durose. .windows, prnduced a resolution (20-1 ) against construction of the facility in the location as :,roposed. General grounds of · Worken mission. a ·New Coal tipple proposed at .Clifton is opposed ·I · Miller We Come POINT PLEASANT - Unlted Mine called Atty. JameS Bennett, legal advisor for SEOEMS and C<lmmlssioner Paul Dean Niday. Mrs. C<lndee described the duties of the commlssio_n clerk in · taking minutes. Saunders offered testimony regarding duties of clerking for the county com· group of striking miners from Meigs Mine No. 3 listened intenUy l!B two other candidates for UMW president, Harry .Patrick and LeroY Patterson, exchanged charges. · · · · l'atrick and Patterson also made bfief conunents at the night function l!B did several otber persons aspiring for other UMW offices. Miller, in his remarks, used the word ucommeooabte" to refer to his record as UMW president. "It would have been better il I had more cooperation;• Miller emphasized. MUler said the further improvement of the miner's pension j,rogram Is hls key goal for the fut.ure. (See page A-31 .expressed.RotarianPimiSrnartraisedthe question and.announced tbe hearing on the · 28th. He asked members who agreed wtth him to attend the hearing and make their opinions known. , Dr. Ray Pickens, 8' native of Clifton, moved thar'the club oppose the project. Only Rotarian George MeinhMt objected and voted no. His grounds were that the area needed industrY. Meanwhile, Mayor Fred Hoffman of Middleport told The SHnday TimesSehtinel that Middleport' Council .has opposed the project by resolution, and would make iis position known at the beHrlng. Smart said it is his understanding Mr. Zuspan owns the coal in the hill dlrecUy back of the site on which he hopes to build a loading tipple, and "naturally, would like to mine it and ship it." several environmental impacts . Some o~ .. ' these impacts provide for tlie needs of man and may be considered beneficial and necessary; others may be considered a s neither beneficial nor adVerse, but a necessary part of the faciuty. The various olmpacts are listed below : Increased payroll during and after Aesthetic impacts of the facility on the • landscape . Potential noise, nuisance Hnd safety fa cl<lrs and road damage resultlng from cOHl trucks in the area. Increased vehicular traffic during operation. Increased river traffic in 'delivering Increased taxes to county and state . . empty barges and removing loaded barges from the fa cility. Transportation of an energy resource · · Loss of wildlife habitatin area used for "' market. fa cility . tncre3110d employment. 'Ole Corps, on its ~own ~nitiative , or fmpacts of coal handiing on air and under pressure not explained , has made a water. Disturbance of the shoreline and river determination that the construction aOO bottom during construction of dock,ing operation of the proposed coal loading facilities and commitment of land and facility will not result in · a slgnilicant impact . on the hum an env.itonrnent ; w~ter for facility operation. prepar ation of an Alteration and use of land lor facility ther ef or e, construction . (Contlnued on p~ge D·2) operation . Road, bridge program .for · '77 i~ ·in budget at $4/5 million • GALI.JPOLIS Gallia County 's James P . Baird, through gasoline taxes and motor ve hicle fres hman county engineer, has submitted a budget ca lllng lor th e eJ<jlenditure of $802,547.50 lfl Im prove county highways and bridges durin g 1977, Jn his annual road report submitted loll owing ced e: single seal, $2,500 per mil e: double seal, $5,000 per mi le; grade Ga l.lipqtis, $35,953. . Here L• th e road an~ btidge ·program with the various roads :-; Ia ted for re pa ir in each township along with the r elevant code, number of rn1lcs, and esu ma.ted and m aintei)BnCe , $500 per mi le ; ditchin g, cost s: registration fees. . Baird's' progr am is based on th e $250permile: 301 hot mix ( 2 inch l.·$1 5,000 last week to Gallia County C(fllmi ss ioners, per mile; 402 hoi mix ( 2 inch 1. $15,000 per Baird said $440,547.50 has been allocated mile: 404 ·hot mbt (2 inch), $14,000 per for township road repair , Slll,OOO for an· mil e; sta bil iza tion , $1 ,000 per mil e ; Smart suggested noise, dust, dirt and heavy traffic on w: Va. Route 62 between U,dpated dust ('Ontrol. $150,000: for massive the tipple and the Pomeroy Bend Bridge spot co rre ctiv e m easu·refl for . th·e bituminous roads. ('on s L'itm g of stabili7.ing would cr~e havoc. II was ex Uy this point, dust and dirt, the base,. blade patching, and sealing, and that the Corp of Engineers seemed to Sl20,1nl for maintenance and repair pr the brush over as not or critical importance in 328 bridges in the county roaa sys tem. All cxpencUturcs will b< pilid from the their official broadside announcing Ole hearing. •u unt v's M&·R ~' unc1 . T}"tat fund is linanccd MIDDLEPORT, 0. • The announcement said: "The applicant plans to use necessary controls at the facility to meet established air, water, and noise pollution standards during construction and operation of the facility ." This leaves tbe public the right to be concerned il the "standard•" mentioned by the C<lrps are the same as being enforced, lor example, at the Vanadium plant at Graham Station, an estimated ·12 miles distant, also in West Virginia. Or in other West Virginia and Ohio industries wbere smoke and dust create problems. Engineer Corps · lists tbose envirorunental impacts relative to the proposed facility : . C<lnstruction and operation of this proposed coal loading facility will have . clearin g n ght of way , $400 per mUe ; 1:6tching and se ating, $5,000 per mile, and ma intain wijh P-T. S300 per mile. l'i.ve town ships, gettin g the most attention and havin g the largest sli ces of the road repa ir , pro grd ~ ar(' Addison with a $48,918 expenditur : Green, $48,668 : :;prmgfi eld , $40,311: Pcny, J-17,005, and ADDI SON - Bula: VIIfe AddisOn, Code Bi t .. 4.83 m iles, S6 ,_450 : Gi!orges Creek . Bit ., •U 9, S5,657 ; Bul avillf' POr ter , Bit .. , 6.04, S15,517 ; Johnson .Ridge. Bit. , 2.50 , '5 7.5o; Mill Cree)!; , Bi t., 1.71, S8,600 ; Possum Tro t, E-2, 2.35, S1 ,115; Gravel Hill, Si1 .. ,24 , $72 ; While Oak. E 2. . 68. S340 ; Ltl lle Kyger . Bit., 3.03, 52.000 ; Popt~r Ridge, E 2. . J) , S65; ~el'jlper Hdllow, E,7, .79. S395; Ol d Rl. 7 \Add ison! Bit . 1.10, $330 : Reese Kol low {11 JJ . BH 72, E 1 71. 1. 43 . ssn : maintaining d i!ches. {J ), '5 2,000 . Clear R· IContinued on page 2) I � 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 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 April 1, 1977 kitts nicholson nimrichter welch