https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/32ff04cf5c96b6b0ce0def4799453e48.pdf 8ae66a1b4bd34e7e05905046620e4943 PDF Text Text ., •.. ' .); ., . ' ~~The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sun<lay, April2, 197H Upholstery should .be cleaned regularly ·. BY DIANA S. EBERTS Meigs County Exl. Agent Home Eronorni«'!i POMEROY - Stop and examine the dust on I he upholstery of your fu rniture . Yuu may not have thought about it, but the same amount of du;i settles on upholstery as on smooth top furniture, _ says- Ju<Iit-h- Wessel. E; xtension home management and equipment specialist at The Ohio State University . Regula; care helps upholstered furnitur e wea r Jonger, mainta ins it s appearance better and provides greater comfort and en· joyment for fa mily members. Dust should be removed weekly t.o prevent so1l fr om dama ging fibers. An upholstery too l works well to vacuu m dust from the body of th e chair , armrests and AFTER COM PLETING a Community Industria l Development cor respondence course cushions. A crevice tool as an d a conclurlin~ workshop 111 Columbus, Joseph H. Alley , left. Gallipolis. receives a helpful in cleaning seams and certifimtr of recognition from Dr . Leroy Hushak . crevices . If you do not have a vacuum C'lt!l:tncr with at tachments. you can dust the furniture with a whisk broom or coa rse cloth . lf the cushions arc down-filled , they should be brushed or cloth· dusted rather than sk1lls. lack .,f understanding cou nselor, soc1al worker, or vacuumed. unless they are By John ,\ . Malacos. Ph.D. Dirt·r to r nf Hnd commum catwu skills of friend to sec wha t you ca n do lined wi th down-prnnf tickiJt~ . supe r viso rs. inadcquat(• to change the situation . Nut Rio Grandt• Community Si nce 1970, several F:duratilJna l Counseling work -:H.'t lln g 1 wht ch con· doing anything will onl y u p h o I s t e r y f a lJ r 1 , , con tinue th e patter n of •tnbute In thCII' unhappiness . Ce nter rnanufac tur ('rs bav(' HJO l:H ANDE - There a rc Below IS <l list ~~ f problem um·mpluyment and unhap- voluntarily used a letter code pt nt•ss. H r ~as whi<'h may ~lffc c t many peopl e m our ~ocir t ~ denoting the clea nin~ method today wh<• have ~reat dif· \\ ht.·thl'r PL'oplc can fin d and fi culty 111 ~ clun g Jo b> and kr<p thei r jubs. If you find keeping them These peopl e .\·o ursel f in tills SltUCltlOn . find that there arc both dct ermme wh wh catcgones ' ·Person to person personal !lack of cl early deftned ~ onls . em ot ional brJrri( ·r~ motivati on, no probl ems 1 and job-related barners !lark of rea l job relote to you: l. Sol'lal ami Hand fixed for April Fool mt~rpcrsun al c·,,nflt(ts -- f1 ghtmg. NOH Til arguing \\'lth i'UUI' spouse. neighbors , fncn d.s , t•tc.; nw ntal prubi<'m!-.: lnck ,,r H!>St:T11VC2. l.rgdn rtnd At the &a Il ia County Jr . Fairgr ou nd s Loc ated about 4 mJ ies west of Gallipoli s on Rl 35 . Good 4. H or FFA from il p rojects nat io nal , champion blood line . 35 Hamp & York Cross A few purebre d Hamps I o r Treated Er ysipela s For ,t.o r(' lntormtuton mane~ger poor • .. ,. w, ..,, lArk of ed uca uun. lack of " ''rk expcmn cc. la ck of sk dl, lack uf references. 7. Ha r ia! . sexual. a nd rcJt~IOUS (hSCI'IIlliJiat iun. Jangua~e of the !'elate catc ~onc s as t<' Yl iU and your they jo b. ' "u ma) need to talk to someun(' like a minister , l,) . l l il ~i fl i iJ5~ h l'c<tlllt' han' run to sC'vt·n notrur n j1 whic h could nut be u ._•alt 'fl sinct• Wlost dnJn 't h:.I\ 'C t~ club to lea d . •u.ulh !; + • Ho •ol rt 1';,..,,., li " J I IJI l '.i"' p .1:-.' I ':1-.• i e~ d : ~ • K Hy Oswald .)a ('obv and Alan Son ta ~ · Tvday's ha nd wa!': pre· part.·U eXactly 40 )'l'ars ngo fo r the benefit of a very sel f-s tyled ex pert. f herr w::ts nothing unrc<.~ ­ son able ; dJOut any of th~ ~ ht> ja c k and the iH 'l'· klll g '5995 CCIHC lliOM:I Price lntludes The Following Equipment Phone U4 · 2240 •Air Conditioning •Body Side Mouldings •Tinted Windshield •Whitewall Radial Tires Jerry C. Rasor, left, Grand Master of all Ohio Masons, was welcomed lo Meigs Counry Saturday night by James Clatworthy, Middleport, shaking hands with Hasor , and 1\ndrew Lemley, Gallipolill. Clatworthy and Lemley are 12th Masonic District Deputies. •AM -FM Radio •Carpet Savers •Deluxe Wheel Covers •And Many More Extras SMITH BUICK PONTIAC PHONE 446-2282 YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio ( UPI ) - The Canton-based subsidiary of American Electric Power Co. has bought coal from it.s own mines for as much as three times the going market rate , The Youn ~town Vindicator said SundBy in a copyright report. Based on records filed witll the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission , Ohio Power Co., American Electri c's biggest COOJponent, paid .$60.9:i a ton to Southern Ohlo Coal Co. and $41.50 a ton to tile Central Ohio Coal Co. - both wholly owned subsidiaries - in the last four months of 1977. The purchase records indicate coal of identlcal or better quality was purchased from unaffiliated sources for as Utile as $13.99 a ton, the Vindlcator said. Lawrence Hoover, Ohio Power 's chief of tariff' s, rjltes and cootracts, was quoted as saying the hlgh !X'ices reOect ;1artup m!n'n~ GAlliPOLIS ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SPECIAL. s ::K Tl· and opt' ned h iS long s u1t E<.~st trumped und leifback a h •art which West ruffed . South wa s probably one of the m:1ddcst men ever to plity bridge . HC cia 1m d that " FAR M EQUIPMENT" A C no t dl planter J r,av-. N H c,uper 66 hay baler , 950 IH grmder m i )ler. cement miJer . I H 3 pf h.tch 4 row cull ,vat or Yale lork l1 ff " I NDUST RIA L EQUI PMENT " / 0 I H bdck.h()(' and lortd(' r an d Lo Boy " TRUCKS & CA RS" 1970 I H 1700 du mp tr ud 1967 I H 1600 Loads tar w 'd Ciory bu • t fl i!l bt"d J QJ1 (he v M on te C arl o~ Check or Ca sh Post five 1.0 . ( Note) A good place to sell s\irplus farm machinery and a good plac e to buy , somf' come to se ll and buy DAN SM IT H JIM CARNAHAN • 9.9.20J J Contract Sales Leg al Se aled ~~ t ' e N•llis T. Leadingham Real1or t ! •e PRINTED FORM FOLLY • • • • In any real estate tra nsac1ion you 'l l norma ll y tmd pr 1nted form s used in th e area of sales contr acts . deeds , morlage~ and • leases Ever wonoer why i!lny ,l ayman can' t use • printed form s h imself afld • save th e fees of d~ • a·ttorney , Rea l to r . or • lending Inst itution? • A typ ica l legal stat ionery • • • • store will have dotens ol varle11es of leases. deeds, and mor1gage torm s, but which Is the r lgh1 one for ·• yovr • • • • • • situation? va lue se•c: ur 1 t y, and pr o lect ton that you are pa ymg the ex ~ Be lt'? ve me , some of the largest f tnancl a l lossE!> and lega l ha ssles have res ulted from pr 1nted form s. be ing incorr ectly used . Abo ut the only safe one an amateur c~n dep end on i! a marriage license. ! • : ! •e • • • • • • • • • • t • t If there " anythmg we t T ht!se can do to hell) vau in the • printed forms are ooly a s1arllng po int. It's what goes Into the .blanks. wha1 is crossed out, and what Is added 1haf gives you the field of real estare please phone or drop In at LEADINGHAM REAL E5TATE. l ll 5econd Avo., Gallipolis. Phone 446.76" . t . We 're here to he lp ! By Uolted Press InternaUonal NEW YORK - NEW YORKERS WERE SPARED the confusion of a rush hour this morning without buses, subways and Loog Island Rail Road trains. And they were able to read about how strikes by 33,000 city bus and subway workers, 1,400 LJRR workers and the men who deliver the city's two major morning papers were averted in the New York Daily News and the Times. Copy No. 78-230 UNI T PR ICE CONTRACT 'Yeal .: .$state: Today By EMS trustees will be held Wednesday evening at the Middl eport' fire sta tion. TRANSPORTATION Colu mbU s, Oh 1o , M.uth 14 , 1978 r•J••••···················· ! ~ MEETING SET !\ meeting of the County CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT O F for acc 1dents or loss of pro perty" .:: LOVESEATS, SOFAS AND CHAIRS costs plus a profit allowance set by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Hoover said the mines were only open si x day s in December because of the miners' strike and the result was lowered production with no compensating reduction in fixed costs. The cost per ton, said Hoover, was therefor hi g l~er in December. But the Vindi cator sa id it found tha t prices ·in September, October and November when production was reportedly at its peak in anticipation of the strike - were Jlo! much less at one of the coal comparues. The coal was bought from two Ohio Power owned mines - the Central Ohio Coa l Co. Sidwell mine and th e Southern Ohio Co. Martinka No. I mine in West Virginia . NOTICE TO 949 ·2108 " Not res pons1ble KROEHLER ' LIVING ROOM SUITES, he had bct'n cheated and • .• proposals wdl be receJ~Jed al lh e offi ce oi the D•recror of the OhJo Deoerlmtnl of Trans portat,on , Colu mbus . Ohio. un t d 10 00 A M , Oh10 Stana aro T•me. Tue~oav . Aor il 18 . 1978 , tor i m provemen t!> 10 Athens . Ga ll 1iL Hoc k•ng , Me 1gs, Mon roe. M or qan , Noble . V ln !on and Was nJng ton Counl•e s. OhiO. on v ar .ous r oo tc !l and sec ,,ons , oy 1nstalling plowaD ie pr,sm a t•c reflector ty p e pa11emenr ma rk er,s Pave ment W 1d th Proiecl Lenglh or 0 00 m il e Work Leng lh various teet or var ious mdes " The date • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• set for c: om plet ,on ot th 1s work sn<tl l bf' as set torth 1n !he 1>1ddmg proposa 1 " Each t> i daer sna il oe r equi red to f1le with h1S b1d a ce rt 1t ted check or cc'Sh1er ' s ch ec k l or an amo unt equa l , to five per cent ot PIIS b•d, but 1n no event mo re tha n lflt·( thousand dOllar s, or a bond tor ten perc ent of h1s b1d , payable to lhe Di rector Bidders must apply 1 on th e Droper for m!! . f or qual/ rlcallons at. leasT ten davs ·pr ior to the date set tor opening b l d~ in acto rdan cp w i th Chapter 5515 Oli ic. Re\l iled Cede , Pl!!nS and spe clf lc a1ion s are on f i le In tne D epartment of Tranip ort at lon and th e off ice of the Oistr lcl Dep u t y Directo r Tne Director reserves the right 1o re lecl anv and all b idS . DAVID l WE I R DIRECTOR e t vi'H ifS 0 00 fe et ~ev8 · 17 7J Apr i l '} , 9 . room looielh,-.·, modern Clas. s•c loveseat, Mranged by you and made to last by Kroehler . D ur able nyl on to ps I~ balanced com fort and lull cod sp r 1ng R EXTRA VALUE FEATURES ....... - l . : ., ~-- ~ SPECIAL t •' . Wtl\., o ~'f'· ' l"' ·C• I'll >!! ''UI'I ~Are • M ~ .111'1,, ~1\01"'1 'lu~o•, •~r~outttol'~ " "~ ·~ ,,, .,~ •I ~ \ flll·~VIl'.otf! I)I Pf t1 ~11J!' I ~Pll9 • •' f Al. '~ ~· " "'" a.J '10' ,..,,, 171~ hi >' I \-."~ ~ . 1111 '-"' ' O••c. <Q O I - a IJt. <f f.;l ' \.0 1 !WIItr> r.l ll>'•. I Ill~\ If f o¥ 11~ " ~oi D•' ' I•>1'·•t ""~ ·tl ,.;r\ft' 'r•tMJ !'o<~• II" ' ' U ! t ' , ~ ., lll • •~ ~~·~~o, • • , or .l' • I '"' llfll ' ""'h l v~ . v, •to .~~~ tl • en tine Fiftt•£•n ( 'pn t s \ ul. 2~. !\o. z.u; SALE """""'' CWlli!CIIIt J.1HG """t<l r ill!llo.r\--.h~\ !lllill' fl. ~'' ' "'"tiiV ~~~~~ 111 1 1~ .... ~41" PRICES llool'ill' ,.,, ll''IJO! '' """' ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . Hii'Y and mil e tonight with some scattered sho wers and a low in the mid 50s. Purtly sunny Tuesday mornin g with showers and thund ershowers in the Hfternoon and wann with high temperatures near 70 . . These young people were recognized for outstanding service to their organizations Saturday night when the 12th Masonic District held a reception honor ing Gra nd Master of Ohio Jerry C. Rasor, ConmJercial Point. at the Meigs High School. Grand Master Rasor is pictured presenting awards to the young people who include from ' . U1e left. Po ula EIChinger , Pomerov, representing Job's Oougltters ; Cathy Walsh , from the Ramlo<>W Girls; Judy Crow. a teacher at th e Middleport ElemPnta ry School wh o was a recipient of a Masonic scholarship and Scott f\cuter, Middl eport. MP~ gs Chapter Urdel' nf DeMolay . -------------------------- EXTENDED OUTLOOK Wedn es day throu g h Friday, foir Wedn esday and Thursda y with a chance ot show ers Friday , Hlg'hs will be bet,. een 55 and 6S . Th e low will be to the 40s Wednesday uud upper 30s north 8nd lo"' 40R south Thursday Friday. ond :.;.:.:::.:-:-:-:·:-:-.. :-:· · ·· Me di·.Uln dantage results from minor wreck MRS. PAIGE HUNT, right, was responsible for brln ~ing the first Uroadway musicul to Meigs High School "' riday and Saturday ni ghts wh en the music department presented "Musi r Man" . Laura Hoover, student director, presented Mrs. Hunt with a gift of jewelry foll owing Saturday night 'sshow . Mrs. Hunt is high srhool and jumor hi gh school voca l music teacher . 300 take part in event More than 300 Masons and members of the Me1 ~s their guests from Me1gs, Chapter. Order of DeMolay. Gallia, Jackson and under the supervisi on of the Lawrence f'ounti es attended mothers of members. Ri chard t:a ul, Ches ter, a reception at the Meigs High School Sat urday night '¥' ged president of the 12th Masonic by the 12th Masonic District District, gave the welcome, honoring J erry C, Rasor. · whil e visitors were in Co mm ercial Point, Grand troduced by Daryl Alban , Master of the State of Ohi o. Oak Hill. secretary-treasurer A dinner was served by or the district. Cast members members of the International of "Music Man " which was Order of Job's Daugh'ers and (Continued on pace 10) Medium damages resulted when two vehicles collided Ul an accident on }'(est Main St .. Pomeroy, at" 12 :01 a .m. Sunday . Pomeroy Police sa id that a car driven by Steven Hawk , 22, Middleport , pulled from the Dairy Valley into the side of a westbound ca r driven by Dia ne Wh eeler. 19. Dexter. There were no injuri es. Hawk wa s cited for reckless operation of a motor vehi~Je . At 11:45 a.in. Satu rday, a car driven by Charlen e Estep, Pomeroy, on E. Second St .. hit an opj!n door on a· parked car owned by Aaron Kelton, Minersville. Medium damages were incurred and no cha rges were fil ed. Sheriff has busy weekend Meigs Cou nt y Sh er if f stnkinK e~ml h· \ l' hll h ;1 James f Proffitt repon s rnai!btJX j•v.nrrl b) ,I(IStplun•' deputi s are investigating a Hi LchiL' , Ht 1, l.vn ~ lSutll JIIl break · g and entenng that Accordtng tn thl' tf·~l( , rt , •h t· occurred at th e Stanford vehu·le euntmued un Hnd Cnzart r esld~"nce on l..c'•m.! h~Lirl('d \ht- '\t .. n SP ·~~ A Run Road , Rt. I , Long I:IUI· !n other ac.t1nt:. ~ometunt' tom. No ~bt her mformatwn ts between 5 p ro . Sat u rcl.:~~· (lnd being relea sed at thiS tun e. u::m a m Sundity, somt:rJJte pending invesl i~a l t un . too k 12 tklit'S tJf IW)' and an 8' Duplies also 1nvesugated a x 12' llr•dd1 sh Mmmg doth co mpl aint fr om Gerald be1ng used as a tup on a Hayman. Ht. 2, Racine 1East wagon load uf ha) . Value of Leta rt 1. Hayman sa1d the ltl\rns \\a s set at $44. sometime Thursday night or Sund1i) aftr rnoon rlrputirs ea rly Friday mornin g uwest Jg(lll'll tJ Un•akm~ and someone ovenurned his old cnt ermg at the S1dr lhll out.side toilet. They also cut Farm own ed by William plastic on the end of a cold Kennedy , Ht. 4, P11meru) frame and slashed the gas Kc nncd ,\ ndv!st'd that hn e from a bottle gas tank on sonwttme brtwet•n I p. m a camper trailer The m· Saturda~ and tJ [I m Sundt1y , cident IS stl tl un der In · someone entered <.~ !no! vcstigauon . buil ding and h i~ resi denct Around 12:30 a . m . Emry was made Rt the toul Saturday, a pi ckup truck buil ding thru a rf'ttr door traveling nonh on CH 211 at wh iCh had been pnrd op<•n Keno ran off the roadway , Entry at the house was made Ly brf'akmg out a MTf'f'!l in a ·wmdll w on th~ ~outh "tdl' Apparently nvthtng was ta ken [JfpUltes mn:•stlgatcd two ar' f' Hir nl ~ nvrr the wrekend. 1 he f1r s1 ctc'{" Jdent in· \ t'!-.1 1ga1l'd IJCc urred Ht 2. 30 a nL Sunda) at the intersection ol TIB and ('R ~4 Ronald Hc;nolds, 33. Rt. 1. 1\acinc, wa:) traveli ng easl on TI8, lost control. went off the r oHd~ay on the left and hi · velucle ov ertumed mt.u a f~el <i The 1961 L'hevy pickup was heav1ty da maged, Tile till\er had slight mjuries He~ n11lds was Cited fo r no !• rwratnr 's !J('CnM''. A .~ eet~nd accident orcurr ed :11 ' :o p m Sunday af trm· •1·rJ t t o\\ lrt KannP . 8 f' Ck) lfi. H1w1ne. \Jocked .t P at:-;un tn lu hu111jl!' r • • M~r~ I il \ \ ' .I nw Jpft rear truc k lnvt.•rJ by l'rl " . .1rn·r 'ibl•1r t1.1· '· SQUI\0 CALI.ED The Middleport Emergency Squad was ca lied to 814 W. Main St .. Pomeroy. at 5:39 p. m. Saturday for Robin Nelson, a medi cal patient , who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. PITTSBURGH - DALE EUGENE WILBORN, A 21-yearold Akron rubber worker, today was awarded a bronze medal from the Carnegie Hero Fund Comrnlssion for his efforts to save a life during an Impending gasoline fire. Wilborn, who now is a welder at OrrviUe, ltled to save Joseph A. LeBlanc, 32, from fire Sept. 13, 1976, in Ravenna . Commissioners said an auromoblle driven by LeBlanc struck the side of a truck, rupturbig that vehicle's fuel tank and rele~~sing gas , which nowed under the car. The victim was passed out. SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. - A 73-YEAR.OLO MARYLAND WOMAN died because she drank cleaning solution served by a rrJIOI'I bartender who thought he was pouring her a glass of wine . Pollee Sunday said they were investigating the deatll of ·M ary O'Aibora, 73, of Kentlngton, Md. Investigator John Mulder said an employee at the Radialn Scottadale Resort had poured cleaning nuld Into an empty half-gaUon wlrie bottle. The employee wrote . "soap" ~eroulhe label and put the bottle beneath a sink in the resort's bar·, he said. • Stop in the Furniture Department on the 3rd Floor and see the exceptional values we have now Qll fine qualitY Kroehler Furn~ure during this special April sale. You'll find an extra nice selection of styles, fabric covers and colors. • .·.·.·.·... ·: LAURA HOOVER, student director of the su,·cessful ·'Music Ma n" presentation at the Meigs High School Friday and Saturday mghts was surprised with a gift from the cast fo llowing Saturday night's show. With Miss Hoover ill Carl Gheen, left, excellent in his role as Mayor Shinn , and J eff Daniels, right . The show was given a gnod reception by the ill rg<• crowds attending both nights. Accompanist was Lori Woods. Highway employes striking OlLUMBUS - CXlLUMB,US .AND SOUTHERN OHIO ElECTRIC Co. won rate increase Friday from the Public Utnl!Ues Coounlsslon of Ohio but a company official says the utility official says tile uUiity may seek another rate .Increase within six mooths. C&SOE was awarded a $28.7 million rate Increase Friday when It had asked for a $45.5 rnlllion increase. Evan E. Williams, the utility's senior's vice president for admlniBtration, said Saturday the utiUcy may be before the PUCO In another three to six months to ask for another $30 mllllon Increase, and probably $40 sometime ln"l979. 'I ' ·, . l' '.' AEP has p.a id higher prices Wt'st could make fiv e d1a· and a spade Located on fhe Ra eme Home Nat1onal Sante parktnglot at y Weather a t J:i tricks In sp;tdcs with . IJO honors to bout Eii."i t doubled to tl'll his '" Ra tme . Oht o, w1i l $ell the fol low1ng i tem s and also anyth ing else ·that 1'5 cons1gned whde sal e is JR progress • . .. .' . .' ." ' . ' monds. North b1d s1x dubs part11er not to leatl a ileart. The l'HU t JOn ww; unncccs· sarv. West had I ~ diamow.J s r~ thr two shifts at 7:30a. m. and 4 p.m. fH·c F.t.tst bid si x hcCJrts 111 THURS., APRIL 6, 1978 12:30 P.M. ~fa signed ami " 'orkc rs res ume tht.'lr duties tomol'rnw nn •Remote Mirror 1911 EASTERN AVE. ~ing RETURN TO WORK Approximately 75 em· ployes of the Midwest Steel Corp., East Main St. , Pomeroy, wtll return In thdr dulles at the Pomeroy plant at 7:30 Tuesday. Employes, members of Stee lworkers Local 6197, AFL-CIO have been on strike since last Nov. 6. A new contract ha s be•·• IETZ HONDA SALES the hope that his pa rtner would hold ~ ma jor suit <H 'l' . And there was South look111g CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Fi~e of U1e u.nien's 21 districts are urged to call a section Miami hospital Sunday, undergoing treatment for shoul d know the and file biltk in U1e fi eld , and forget what special convention mmed at changmg the UMW Constitution a mild stroke suffered Wednesaay while vacat ' · · he has done. The rank and file Jll other distri cts are going to and making it easier to oust Miller and other high-ranking Florida Iomng In take a stand to get their president and I.MJard members and offici~ls. . . . . . Nunl~y said he "looks for Miller to U!ke a disability " rather clean house in the districts.. ' Cecll ~oberts .. D1stn~t 17 v1ce pr~~1dent, said he attended than fa ce the rank and file a~ain, after the last contract he ·'The board and local presidents support Miller because &ltu,day. ~ meetmg on Ga llipolis, Ohio, "to get an idea of the negotiated for them .. He said that might mean that Vice they 're afraid of Miller. He 's usmg orga nizers as bodyguards , directiOn of the,.movemenl. · . . . . President Sam Church would move up to the UMW presidency. and that's no good . If he needs bodyguards, 1 need a Be sa1d ~?will have to talk •t over first With othe~ people irf but he also could run into criticism from the rank and file . bodyguard , and I don 't need bodyguards .. " D1Slncl 11 befo~e h~ decides whether to try to gam support "Church is in the same boat as Miller, .. Nunley sa id . "Miller 'D1ere were representativ es from ten UMW rhstri ct.s present for the plan m h1s d1stnct. . . . . picked him and 1 dnn't think he pick"ed very good leadership . at the Ohw meellng. . . 1 Nunley , a DistriCt 6 official, satd :the mmers' constitution "Miller has proved with this contract, first that he's new . so ·•we made the constitution and we have a nght to change It,' ' reqwre~ half U1e locals m f1ve d1stncts t~ vote fo r a special let's give him a chance, bu t he didn't do it. 1 think if Church Nunl~y said after the weekend gathering. '·Attorneys are convention before one can be c~ lled. H.~ clauns he will have the thought Miller was doing wrong, he could have ·spo ken up and working on 11 and advised us to do 1t. Actually we could oust all necessary support from his d1stn~t w1thm a .week .." made Miller strong . three top officer s, but the president only right now . Miller remamed m stable condition m the mtens1ve care · "He's 1Milleri not in Washington to set up a dictatorship . He Nunley said it might ta ke tl1ree months for miners to remove th e union 's top offi cia ls. HONDA buls as :;ome sort of sm all . e. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, April 3, 1978 The lowest prices ever~ • 301 V-8 Engine of heart s Tlw :m !'. i.\'t' r 1s th;1t you call f01 :t 11(' \.\' deck :-. HH 'l ' l\.\10 of ~our 11 dubs will bt· dupil · ca h: cards. min~s Come in a'nd see our great selecl•on loday. ACTUAL PHOTO ]J;~,-...... ) ·~ I .. / L'\Tn mon.· ~HHIO)'l'd when Wt'S l told Ill !II , tf hr knl'w all\ th111~ 1:1bout hnd g(•. lh· wou id - ( \4#~-: ~LOUSTER,Ohio (UPI) - Some 25 from 10 districts Pr ~sed ways Satu.rday to oust Uruted Mme Workers Umon estdent Arnold Miller. . ~We made a constitution and we have a right t.o change it ," Ohio Nunley of District 6, head~uartered at Ddles Bottom, M'' ~dOfthe move to recallMtl!er which heh()Sted . . w mers have been up5et with M1Uer for this contract whtch olas approved~te last month and endmg ~record long 10!J.Oay • ~~~ellagamst tile soft coal mdustry. . . W ' . a )lWe.cou~d. o~ aU ~ree lop off~Cl!rs, but nght now ~. re ;oncerned wtth Mtller, ~unley said,', . . He san awful, weak leader,, he said, The um.on needs f'onger leadership lo get the umo~ ba~k together. Miller IS no eade~ ..He lets the BC?A . (Bitummous, <:'>a! Operators Association) lead him . He s JUS! too weak . 1978 BUICK LESABRE 4 DR. SEDAN L'C:tnadian r c;.u.Jcr want s to kn ow wh;it vou do 1f \ ou pic k up II clubs heru.lt:tf b) l':ll 'i l pornp~us . laught'd lltl' Miller ouster main topic outlined Saturday !\ "'orlh Openmg h<J\ 'l' ~ \'ulnel·oiJic JI Pt h I kalt•r · Wr•st 6. Pum jo b qualifications- readtng • i\ Stll'TII • prC\' Cilt ('jJnt inuous work pr oble m!-, ! \ 11rug·H busr and dnnkmg problems. 5 Hcallh prvblcrm wh1ch Co mmunl(' il.tl o n Kl) .l ~~~~~7 + oH , • '!'i l \-\tth peupll' . 1r yu u checked nne ur more Gary & larry Fallon l li j with pL•uplr, dl'pi'{:Sson. t an't c.:ontrol H11gcr . peoph.• art' again)';! me. t:.tlkin~ Owners ~ j nervous, Sh) 8 " he would do th t.t . H<' + .I t thret> pia~Tr :-. llf t·uurM', tf In · ho.1 d n ·III CIIIIJf' red w!J;It lb~ II W:l.'i wholi' ttlmg off. hut I'lL' du!n 'l E AST • K t.J .1 Ill '• of muney ; prubletl l'. anti pro blems tn Term s: Ch€l ck or C.1sh Oa y of Sate Au cti o neer Tom my Stewart ... ~ f.J . II0 8 7 h ~ I :; 2 ~ hassles With b1ll collectors ur landlords. :1. Emot·1on al - soci al problems feeling .tenS<• and prnblrrns. C•ll ol'-179 02618 fwa nc1a l poilct• record ; wantt·d to f1g ht al l tht' otlwr 1• )\JEST problems APRIL 9. 1978 2:00 P.M. • • . rlt.'ss. PIG SALE that can safely be uscu. II Dip ~no t li,•r ~I N<n cloth in shrinkage and color .bleeding. may be found un the · ta~ w:tnn ;o;o~' t ~ attT. " ring H as . Do. ·not use water on these under..the seat cushi on. or the <In: as possl ble rm~ wipe th e fabrics, instead use a dryfum iture :;Aicsman should th' \\'.:t::,:lll,d ~urfa ('c. Ht·pent and cleaning fluid . ab l t~ to give you lhis in- blut the su lifacc dry with ·a 1\pplj' clea ning mat erials fn n n~!t iiH I from fa bn c clean .cloth or towel. spa ringly with a blotting or "" at l'hes . C' heck for the Work quickly and shampoo patting motion. Do not soak. fo llowmg code befor e ~ p­ only a Sll)all area at one t~n e Dry immediately with an plylng any cleaning or spot and avoid wetting ,t he fur- absorbent cloth, tiss ue, or· removal materia ls : '' W" nllurc paddin~ . The furniture sponge to keep liquids from Water arid clea ning agents or may feel damp fo r several reaching the filling fgap1 mixed with water may hours, dependiu g on at· materials. Work from the be used . "S" - Use dry- mu spher ic t;u ndition. To edges of the spot toward the dcan i n~ so l v~n t s: no water. speed the drying process, set . center. Dust talcum powder "W.S" - Rot h water-based furnit ure out duors in the on treated areas that require meth ods and dry-c leani ng shade, ind oors with the drying, (hen vacuum after solvents may be used. windows open or in front of an dry. •' ast drying helps " X" - Do not usc any liquid el ectri c fan (lr heater. When prevent rings . ur foain d ee:tning ag ent. dry . vacuum t horo ug~l y and Keeping upholstery clean Hemovc soil by brushing or treat with a soil repellent will save you money . For vucuuming onl y. more ' information about fini sh, if desired. Upho l;tered furmture can Stains should be removed upholstery cleaning, contad be sha mpooed professionally fr om. uphol stery im· the Meigs County Extension by a dry clea ni ng plant, or mediatelv. even 1f the fHb ric Service office. you nlilY dn it yo ur~e lf. has a ~i l rcpcllt>nt fim sh Before .shamp(lOing , always such as Zcpel or Scotchgard lt•st for sh'r'inkage , fadin g or " Man) spot s arc hard to GET LICENSES · co lor bleeding on the ba ck or remove tf a Howcd to "set.' ' POMEROY - Marriage in an area that does not sho't\'. Test any clcmung product on 1irenses we re iss ued Mak e a thick . dry suds uf an int'unspi cuuus spol to be Friday to (;ale Eugene mild snap or synthetic su re the color doesn 't blerrl Osborne, 21, Rt. I, Long de~rg e nt and warm (nut hot 1 and th e fabri c do es not Bottom. and Deborah Kay wa ter. Dip a clean soft IJI'ush. sh nnk . If it dues, seek a Hcin , 17, Minersvill e; Kelly spon ~e or piece of turkish profess ional cleaner. Some Dea n Sl cwart , 18 , tnweli ng 1nto the suds and rub ray on fa brics tfl at, pile or Porner(ly, and Ronda Ann t11e 1'<1bnc in one direcUon. velvet) are suscc pli blt• to Cobb, 16, HD , Pomeroy . MEETING SCHEDULED MARlETT A - President Don~ld L. 'Barrett , has scheduled the Buckeye Hills· Hoc~ing Valley Regional OeYelopment Distri c\ Exec uti ve Committee meeting !or T.uesday, April 11. beginning at 7 p.m. at the BH-HVRDD Conierence Room at 216 Putnam St., 410 St . Clair Building, Marietta. George Collins, chairman of the Audit-Budget · Com· mittee , _ha L scheduled a meeting of his committee Richard H. Holl, .William Storms and President Barrett, to meet Tuesday, April II at 6 p.m. in the office of the executive director. Fred Hayman. Regional Am erican Federation of State, Count) and Mun icipal Employ~e•. AJo'UIO reports that as of 7 a.m. today, Meigs County Highway Cmployees I.AJcal 1080 AFSCME A~' l r(' IO were on strike. The a<-tion resulls from a meeting on April 2 where the em ployees rejected the last offer after negotiations broke off April!. The employees voted unanimously to strike. Negotiations for a new contract have · been in progress the past four wee~s . Dire c t or , t"red R118sell, eenter, formerly of Bradbury and now residing in Santa Rosa, Calif., was pin Saturday night at the Meigs High School when a recepllpn was held honoring Jerry C. Rasor, Commercial Point, Grand Master of all Ohio Masons. With Russell, are Rasor, left , making the presentation, and James Clatworthy 1 ri~ht , Middleport , a 12th Masonic District Deputy~ Russell has been a member of Middleport Mii8onic Lodge 363, P'&AM, for 60 years. He served six years as master, six years as secretary an,d two yearsas president of tbe Twin City Shrine Club. JX'~sented his 00-year Masonic • The AFSCME contract with the count y expired April I The issue in the stnkl' conce rned the Umon '; requeSI for a ~0 cent per hour Increase in the first year of ttie contra ct and pa1 d hospitali zation lnsurunce cfferttvc the second \t'llr ,,f the contract. · The county's last offer was a one-year at 40 cents per hour to be applied to both insurance and wages, According to Haynes , this would only give each em· ployee $15 per month toward Ins urance premiums that ,, mst the emplo) ee 175 per munth for rarllllr'' {.'0 \' era~ e. approximate]) 20-25 cents per hour wa ~e wrrease. Flf\E RUN l'he Pome1·u y fire departown! was ca lled Sunday at 10 n I '" In the Kenneth HJa ,·k res1.d <'O• e un Mulberry l!mghts. According to Jim Sisson, a fir e department officia l, the furna ce wouldn't kick on to let the heat out. There was damage to a regulator, ) �f • . 1- The Da1ly Sentmel, Middleport Pomeroy, 0 Monday Apnl3 1978 - The Dail) Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Monday April3 1978 Vote slated on energy plan COLUMBUS \UP I\ - The Oh1o Senate 1s to 1ole tonight on a bill const1tutmg pa rt of the 1977 78 Dem ocratic lep, lsl atlve pa ckage on cncrg} The Senate conve nes at 7 30 pIll rhe House passed bill sp•msored b) Rep Euge nl' , anstool D uuca has been • ndmg 111 the Senate smce l.llst June 15 It Is rumed at eqwnng conser VHUon of pe tro leum produ cts m the p~ sector and ~l'!lio>agmg sa11ng m the 1qvate sector The btll restncts the use of old"' r ~as lights and the tle of app ilai ees l'llh co n11nu >USIJ bur n1ng gas p1l01 hghts It also req u~res lightmg >{fluency standards m public 1 illd1ngs cons truc tiOn standards geared to energy effi Cienc) fuel economy m state cars and tlie teaching of fu el econorn) techniques m dmer educauon courses Followmg the floor sesSion th e Sena te F1nance Comm1ttee w111 meet to msert a sta te employees pay rruse mto a House-passe<\ JUdicial salarv bW The two-<;tep pay hike was to have been written mto the b1ll last week but the amendment was not ready The state Off1ce of Budget and Management has prepared a cost est~mate "hich sho ws the proposed mcre ase for 75 000 state unt\ erst t' and county ~ e lfare emplovees would cost the general revenue fund S35 3 m1llion The rest of the mone) for h1ghwa) liqu or IHidhfe and other employees would come out of spec1al funds The OBM said a 41kent hourly mcrease to employees earnmg $10 000 a )ear or less would cosl $20 3 million A proposed 20-cent hourly h1ke for those eanung between $10 000 and $20 000 would cost another $1 ~ million The pay rruse will not apply to some I 500 employees earrung over $20 000 a year or to patronage appomtees Senate Pres1dent Pro Tem pore Oliver Ocasek 0-Akron SaJd there are no plans as of now to mclude leg1slalors m the pay raiSe bill There could be lat.!r on he sa1d Tuesdav even mg the Senate Jud1c1ary Committee w1ll hold a long a" a1ted heann g on House pa ssed leg1slatwn requ~rmg a daily penod of med1taUon 1(1 public schools Mrs R1ta Warren ~ - --------~----, Brockton Mass head of the Chnst1an CIVIl I 1bert1es Uruon has demonstrated m the Statehouse rotunda and th e Senate chamber for two B1 Chctrlcne HoefLc h months seek1ng a hearmg Tuesday s hearmg w1ll be :vtrs Merl< J hn<Jn \Irs Sl111le) ll 1lson and Mrs Pal for Mrs Warren s disciples 1 homa allen i<'d th ~~ ca 3 mu Ung of the Black D1amond G ~rl and other proponen ts A stout ( ouncII J hur,dav at Ute Umtcd Methmhst Church m hea rmg for opponents IS M.ddlebournr V. I ' planned Plans ~ ere'"""' or the 19i8 annual Council mee tmg to • luch Mr< Mrs Thomn Mrs Bell\ Lane and Mrs !iertrude • stu \\ Ill bt del< gates from the B1g Bend area The 11 <"II g• 0< held on \p nl29a1Gienl111e W Va i-- -· l G1r1 Scout D1ary I l I The Senate Wa ys and Means Comm1ttee w1ll contmue hearmgs Tuesday mormn g on a Rhodes admmiStratwn bill callmg for tax abatement for mdustnes expanding to mner c1bes Sen • Robert E 0 Shaughnessy, D-Columbus, committee dvHrman sa1d he plans to hear oppos ition test~mony before starting to take amendments I}!~ ~;~~~ft~'.?':!Jcebe~n~ hearmgs Tuesda\ everung on House passed legislation callmg lor the ustmg ol pnces m Arabic numerals on packa ges checked out of supermarkets by computer One bill backed · by orgamze d labor requ1res th at the pnce be hand stamped on each 1tem An alternahve supported by the Oh10 Council of Retail Mer chants prov1des for the pnce to be listed on shelves Th e House Fmance Co mmitte e w1ll comp le te testunonv Tuesday afillmoon on 1ts re11ew of school clos in gs heann g from superinten dent s Henry Kurdziel of the Canton school distnct and Stanley Searmg of Black Rtver Local Wednesda) mornmg the I'"" Ht p rt tas gn en on the ~nnua l UJOk.rt> saJe and pms wer e prf;sef1tt.:d to the l'Ook1e ch.A r mt n Mr s \1an Dorst Melgs I nunt1 dtlll man 11111 be presented a p1n b1 I he local serv1ce II111 Ali ~ ul' "'"sold at leas! 78 boxes uf cookt es will also r1 B pm I he a U\.t "'" dtstussed tlong • 1 ~ SllSUI.mm g membership enrollment lh a leaders <1d1enture bemg planned U11s spnng l..ocal ~t{ ut pPrsonnel retCIVLng recog nitiOn at the meetmg WHE:' \1 n; Dorst fJH H<H S Na nt\ \1orns f1ve H ars and Ml'i Jot Jstn 2l \C'ars m sroutm)! lht lurl41e( n v, as hosted b1 ll1r 111rldlebour 1r ""oul un t T\1 0 ' f II I HOO PS ha~e bt'c n or~amzed 1n Me1gs l >tllll\ llrcun~ r r1da1 "cre the Middleport Browmes "hose lcade1 • aIr Chern l a<ll< Jud) IA1uderm11t Jov Clark and l 1lhe R l< hte In Ha rmo lhe Bro"m' uoop diSbarlded last r< ur g,tniZL~I under the Ie.. de Ish1p of Ph1 Ills Stobart \Irs Hub' HobiJ., " lbt t er helper Meeungs 11111 be held al t11r '-i! 11 u t horm vear 11 " I' O~U IIOV JD/1011 TitOUI' 1276 II\ I I I tht '1 < 1t f '>1" ( Ifill I[( l 'uJlough members If the I r ' nlll lkd "' bad~· '" rk !.aura McCullough "" r Ia) If < tilt 11 ' p lllelllbcl ' Ju doll c .lie< Uon a pari of hen•urk n Uw cdlcc t< 1 s IJadge Suzan 1homa completed her ( ollel tm s b.ad~e duru g the meellng i.lnd l'rma Reeves and ~aren pen<cr u nunucd thm 1\ 0rk on the " al£r fun badge (lnd\ Soulsb' J<yc Roberts and I aura McCullough !>r est nlt I <~ dPII \ >nstratJOn on personal health wat h the asSI>1am c of :.11' I' H Th oma and Carol) n Casto Ice ere lrl sand"' lies and Kool Atd ~ ere served by Mrs Mc( 'u llough HEALTH Lawrence E Lamb M D KPI'(IIIII-! tngh t 1 l'!d t ' lm, [Ill< JI\IH \1 \ 'IJI ""' l st done 1 I II \ JUtl ex n .,ulb lilt t I { l I 1a d ' lt /'-I ( ' I fv t 1 ll I t ill l \~Ill t' Jllf1Jt iOt1 ~ I! f t l t)l. \ on " luw fat du t fun" ' What IS th 'flgl) t cnde ltveJ? Is 1Li.J lflgt n U!'l lO hun He IS J4 1 ers old illld 'h~h ll\ U\.erwu1g hl DF:AH RF:AlJid{ Whu1 hr 1r trig II <elide ttunk r ~T !Jf' d U'" that IS "hat 1! IS I h• hem calnarne for the m< st common fat 1s titglycendc mcamng three f« tll atHis attached to ~11 erol 1th e same as ,.., f t'riiH. USt: d II hand !oil> 11 Yr II< lWn body fat rlf pusll~art trtgl\(e rJdcs And ti' I<"' I t• •His to go up wht 11 rt pt 1 n 1~ overwe1ght D111 '' "I ,, ~o• .O reductng diet th It r< 'uiL' Ill l<i>S of ex 1 ess !.If d\ f<tt ofttn llt'l ps Y1 ur ht'"IJ .nd IS young but he l!:i c.t ~'fJ ~~ ;w;ctmplt.: of wh11t ) 011 h;;t pp. ns n I JUt ' c.lf1~ sl Uf t~ A to get rat rii ht "f <• ti • weddin g en-'rnony H1 ~ ~It ss ctclJve m sporls .<nd hi' 11 ' "1fe fcc<ls h1m too "' II lie eaL' to pleaS< h• 1 and >, IS as fat m lm middle 30' ' men ll.'>cd to be 111 th<•lf la!tt 1 40; Jn ,, ITlCin Ofttll "'lflS( men t.od '\ br( nmr ml!d1e 1gul 111 II ' I I• 1 1 ~ '" t <rly lOs fha l I • I •ll •h> w1th Uu rp1denu 1 '"rt tlld \.lHU ula r diSC'iiS( lf1 lmenca n men at a relativel y • uly age Fortun ate! ) the bio< I lnglyl rridc lrvel r' ' t !Ort£llRtfl \l.f 1 1 sltrw t"vtl Jl rf(VHJ lOft~ 1t r h I slPml and !11• 1; uJ Jth ~ h u~w,tlly rn01 , p rtlmt 1 o help you so11 tll~!le terms I am seMmg yo u I he Hea lth I ettcr n u~' ber l 2 Choleste rol I ngil(l nr!es Blood Fats Atilerosc lcrosls Others who "(tnt thts InformatiOn can send 50 cents w1th a long slamped sel f addressed em elope for It to me m care nf Lh s ne ~ spaper P 0 Box !5o! Rad io C1tv StatiOn New I rk ~ \ 10019 lie u9ualh consider the 1 "' <I tng l)cende lev el ' 1d lx below !50 but more H I t stu dtc' suqgest 1l can '" mghrr I h1s IS for fastmg '' 1cl' \ '" blood fat level non tlh 1 , " 1p ii fter ealmg b<ce 111sc •f the f« t absorbed frum vour foW 1nto your blo«l stream Your husiJand rna) have n<•nnai ir' cis 1f he gets nd of all thai excess fat he has ac cumulated You can help hun b) prep«n ng low-calon e In( ais c.ct ali the fa t and sugar or concentrated sweets out of the diet you can Fats an~ are the ma1n !iuune of c x t.:cs~ ca lon es Sluft !rom fall) foods to Vege ta bl es pr epared w1thout fat Prepare sa lads without addmg fatty salad dress1 ngs t eed hun foods made w1th sk1m mt lk not whnl< m1lk and so on AI • ohol should also be dllnlllllc'!l Jt IS often the h1d dr 1 ;ource of calor~es that eontn butcs Lu obes ity One c hiS we1ght IS under '< ntrol 1t may be that w1th a good ~xcr< 1se program and a good lxdanced dtet that he "'II then have normal tngly< end~ levels without lou mu• I fu>< about 1! • And "u Should know that ~'"" 1 ludlcs ha;e shown that 1eg ulill "tHise every other day will du a lot to lower exer CISC prr>l r 11n gradua ll) If he ts net ,1\J l:at 1\ 1n good shape ,, I l Jm bt hL 1 ~ sJnce he IS • rwught r\ good plan "ould be lo start a da1ly walk 111g program then gradually sh1ft • r to a Jnggmg prf)~· '" If he WI uid de\ clop the "''''Ill tu Jog •bout 15 m1nutes .1 da) or better JO mmutes at a slow rate tl1at could do a lot to solve the pc oblcm ' RIO GRANDE ~ Jazz p1amst Rio E:lemente who committee w1ll hear sum only a year ago received a manes conclusiOns and standmg ovatiOn from a recomm e n d a tl o n s from Newport Jazz Festival the Legislative Budget crowd w1U perform at R1o Office, wh1ch has Grande College and t:om participated m the reVIew m~m allege Thursday The House EducatiOII Com Ap 6 10 Cleml!llle Trio Will m1ttee may act Tuesday rnght on a proposal giVIng be featured m the 8 p m schoo l dislncts five concert free to the public in additional makeup free days the dmmg hall on the R10 because of closmgs durmg campus Clemente who has been the wmter phenomenal The proposal, wntten by called a DemocratiC legislative techme~an on the ke)boards w1th him a leaders 1s to be plugged mto bnng s an ex1stmg bill forgiVIng background m both classical schools for three days they and Jazz musiC He counts closed when Gov James A Oscar Peterson Erroll Rhodes declared an Garner and Duke Ellington as major influl!llces m his emergency The House reconvenes at II career Born m Mornstown New am Tuesda) Jersey Clemente began playmg the ptano at four and HAVE GUESTS takmg lessons at age ten He POMEROY Easter attended the Jull1ard School weekend VISitors of Mr and of Mus1c and studied With Mrs Mason t 1sher were M1 Lehman Engle and Mrs Gordon F1sher and H1s career began 111 1958 m son Mason West Lafayette an East Orange New Jersey and Barbara F1 s her supper club, where he played Bndgeport for $13 a n1ght, and contmued until he made 11 to Carnegie Recital Hall New York as We have automatic dialing well as the Newport Festival Clemente IS known for hts l'(]Uipment but" estill have a telephone operator - the of use of an uncommon :H tempo and the ability to take fl ee Mlf a s1mple song or any com position and produce umque Jazz arrangements H1s show Includes a variety of Jazz standards as well as some of h1s ow n com poSitiOnS Sponsored by R10 Grande's talent presented a dramatic artist and lecture senes l!lltertamment cons1stmg of committee the Cleme nte two pla) s Mamed Ufe concert IS one of three special and That Rascal Pat ', at events scheduled th1s sprmg the Middleport Opera House Bob Woodward Washmgton on Schre1ners Co rner Post Pulitzer Pme wmnmg Rutland and Seconds Streets reporter w1ll appear at 8 30 In 1878 Coe s Hall (Opera p m Thursday April13 and House 1 was erected Ill Wilma Rudolph Olymp1c Middleport on the comer of rurmer IS scheduled Monday Second an d M11l Street May I Travelmg stock compames performed plays and public dances were also held there The first annual com mencement of the Middleport Grammar School was held at the Opera House on May 24 1894 The Pomeroy Opera House was destroyed m the f1re of 1884 and Pomeory was Without such a place for MONROVIA Liberia entertamment until 1889 In (UP! I - Presulent Carter December of that year the pledgmg U S efforts to new Play House w~s built on abolish ev1l South Afncan Second Street between the racial policies and a new Shenff s office and City Hall conference to brmg black and was ded1cated by the rule to Rhodesia new to a LIZZie Evans Comedy mob welcome today m Company Africa s oldest bla ck Me1gs County s own Amy republic Whaley had no peer for Thousands of L1benans • mus1cal entertamment The many descendants of freed f1rst appearance of the Amertcan slaves jammed Whaley Guckenberger Roberts F1eld m 91klegree Concert was on July 15, 1876 weather to wave tiny US at the Pomeroy Opera House flags and cheer Carter on the M1ss Whaley held concerts at most enthusiastic welcome of Coe s Opera House also his four-nation South Showboats broUght en American African tour tertamment to the towns The crowd, most dressed m along the nver Aboard these bnghtly colored tribal robes floating th eaters people tWice knocked down police could see professwnal en barncades m thetr press to terta111ers and the small catch a glimpse of the towns that had no bulldmg for prestdent as he stepped down such performances listened from Air Force One and was for the calwpes armouncmg greeted by Pres1dent William the showboats amval Tolbert, hmnself a descendant In the wmter of 1884-1885 of an Amencan slave who Middleport s Co lo ssal emigrated from Georgia Skating Rink opened for Carter, on the f~rst state roller skaung prov1dmg a VISII by a U S president oo different type of recreatiOn black Afnca tripped and fell In the late 1800 s a Y M C A to one knee as he descended was establis hed at M1d from Air Force One and was dleport by the New York helped back to h1s feet Central Chesa peake and unharmed by President Ohio and the Kanawha and Tolbert Mlch1gan Railroad It was built (or workers to stay at The visit to Uber1a was the and provided on the first floor shortest of Carter's trip a bowlmg alley and card only four hours He was tables On the second flbor returnmg to Washmgton was a gymnasiUm and the tomght third floor wa s sleepmg The only other American quarters One mght a week presulent to VISit Afrtca was the recreational part was the Ia te Franklin D open to women The building Roosevelt, who also stopped was located where Baker m L.iberl8 35 years ago on h1s Furniture now IS way home from the C1rcuses still came to Casablanca conference with Pomeroy dunng the 1876-1900 penod but with decreasmg Britain's wart1me prime regularity Middleport minister, WinSton Churchill Carter recalled Roosevelt s became the showtown w1th visit to then President Edwin stiow grounds on the corner of Barclay m January of 11M3 Third Avenue and Locust and said thiS visit was " long Street John Robmson's overdue Our bonds are too Great World Exhlbl!lon close oo let such a period appeared on May 6, 1880 1n lapse agam ' Middleport with a new \ eldlc light show, the Brush Electric Light In Sep Tens of thousands more tember 1896 .fohn Robinson lJberlaliB bned the 35-flllle and Franklin Brothers Big motorcade route from the Show was presented in the a1rport Into the capital lower end of Middleport founded by black American Football made Its debut In settlers In 1822 for the four 1898 at Pomeroy and m 1899 hpur stopover at the end of his at Middleport The first game 14,000 mile trip between the twp was played In an airborne news confer m 18991 with Pomeroy win- ence on his way from Lagos ning 23 to 0 Carter warned Sooth Africa Tile new century dawned there would be more Jlerious with more elaborate en <\ifferences between 118" 1! terta111ment to come but Ffrethrla balks at a lookmg back the 1800 s seem reasonable settlement lor to have provided a lot black rule In South West Africa Entertainment in the 1800's By Margaret Parker Meigs Pioneer and Htstorfcal Scoletv POMEROY - The early soc1al gathenngs usuall y proceeded from a matter or necessity Neighbors assisted With log rollings when a new cabm was to be built When the structures height was beyond the reach of hand hftmg a log raiSmg •as held These occasions along w1th qul!tmgs com husk111gs the stlmn g off at sugar camps 111 early sprmg - all were occaswns for merry makmg aft er the day s work was o'er 1 he guests woul d rema m o large pan of the rught, swg wg dancmg and just talkm~ A source of ent er la mment for boys was hunt111g the hogs that ran wUd 111 the woods until needed In sununer and au\Uinn the youlh roame d the hill s hunting bla ckberne s raspbernes hucklebernes sa rv1 ces pawpaws nuts and persimmons In the w1nter they coa,1ed down hills and skated on frozen strea ms ponds and even the Oh10 R1ver Sw1mmmg 1n the Oh1o R1ver was a recreation both , nch and poor could enjoy but onl) the men did so All the creeks runnmg through the co unty provided a so urce for swmunmg and boys oft en had an old swimming hole F1shmg m these streams was also enjoyed Marbles and town hall the forerurmer of baseball was enjoyed b) lbe youth A favonte pa stt1m e of people near the m er was watchmg the boats When a whistle blew or bell rang the people rushed for the shdre B) the last half of the cen tury every town along the nver mamtamed some sort of wharf or levee and Pomero) had a sub stantial railin g along whi ch spectators could stand P1cn1cs were enJoyed and as early as July 4 JIJ(J5 the pioneers of Me1gs County were holdmg celebrations That year on Leadmg Creek 111 a grove near the Rutland settlement New Englanders cleared underbrush away and set up seats Fam11ies along the creek came w1th well filled baskets of bear meat vemson w1ld turkey f1sh honey and other nat1ve foods Orator of the day was Samuel Denny By the m1d 18110 s new so urces of recreation " ere becommg popular The first fair of the Meigs County Agricultural Soc1ety wa s held on Wednesday, October 22 1~7 at Middleport on the second or third floor of the Philip Jones five story brick building Articles presented were not remarkable for their excellence, but the move ment had a n 1mportan1 beanng on the mterest of agn culture as this fair wa s the forerunner of the Me1gs County Agncultural Fa1r held annually at Rock Spnngs In the beginning years the fair was held at Racme and Rock Springs Steamboat excursions to Gallipolis and Pomt Pleasant took place occasiOnally and horseba ck nding wa s a fa1 ont e pasttlme School piCni CS croq uet tenni s horseshoes pool lectures oy•1er suppers masquerade balls card part1es mus1cals teas and sle1ghmg parties prov1ded re creation and entertamment .B) 18~1 circuses 11erc makmg regular appearances m Pomero) Spradling and Rogers appeared on May 9 1851 a d\ e rt1 s1 n g Equestnan Dramat ic Zoological Thea tre and Menagen e Under new fan gled marquee lighted w1th gas lnSJde A Drummond light outside By May 1860 the same compan} had a new feature m the person of Tom Watson Court Jester "ho was to sa1l the Oh10 R1ver m a "ash tub drawn by four geese In June 1~1 Dan R1ce advertised he would agam have the honor of exhib1tmg at Pomeroy Two boats the Hudson and the Rev1lle would brmg people free of charge the fonner from the upper part and the latter those commg from West Co lumbia and Shef field meamng Middleport also In Se pt em ber 18~~ Pomeroy "as entertamed by Bullard s Panorama of New York C1t y at the Presbyl emn Church The picture was to move nearly t11o hours AdmiSSion pnce 25 cents and 1~ cents During the war years am use ment and en tertamm ent wa s non existent On Ot1ober 4-5 1865 the eleventh annual fa1r was held at Racme In August 1865 George W DeHaven & Co held a c~rcus m Mid dleport and m March 1867 Dan R1ce ventured back to Pomeroy !lilt 1867 a new k111d of recreation came to the Bend area Baseball teams "ere orga mzed and by August Mtddleport had three clubs and Pomeroy had four Mason City had three and these clubs played match games In October a baseball tournament was held at Middleport w1th the Pomt Pleasant and Gallia Club of Gallipolis commg out best Brass bands Comet bands and Orchestras were appearmg regularly In parades and at other functiOns and m 1873 an Opera House 1n Pomeroy provided a place for entertamment Conce rts lect urers and dramati cs, were pr ese nt ed Literary ex hibiti ons concerts and school entertamment in the va nous schools and churches of the co unty were enjoyed Often these were g)ven for benefits of churches or other organizations In August 1875 the Carleton Dramatic group of Syracuse pl ayed at lhe Opera House for the benefit of the Pomeroy Ftre Depart ment Comedies, musicals, chara cter sketches mm strels concerts and dramas, all played at the Opera House Spellmg Schools held there also drew large crowds Smg1ng Schools prov ided the young folks some pla ce to spend the cvcnmg ~ecember 22 1876 local Celtics eliminated, 123-120 Jazz pianist perfol1Ding By MARK FRIEDMAN UP! Sports Writer Aftl!r all the years of the greatest dynasty the game of basketball has ever known Boston fans now can remember an e\erciSe m frustration - the year the Celllcs were put to rest It was just one of thostl years where everythmg went wrong, sa id Genera l Manager Red Auerbach smokmg a foot-long mgar that used to s1gni£y victory after the Indiana Pacers had elimmated the Celhcs from any playoff hopes w1th a 123120 tnumph We got off to a bad start and had mtunes, so you could have seen 1t connng It 1s not a shock ' San Antomo tnpped Ph1ladelplua, Ill 107 New York downed Wash111gton 114 109 Denver topped Houston, 109-100, Milwaukee defeated DetrOit 129 121, Phoorux overcame Golden State, IO:i-99, Seattle beat Portland 101~. and Los Angeles topped Kansas C1ty 133-127 Young Spaniard cops GGO GREENSBORO, N C (UP!) - There wont be any tl!ars shed by the members of the PG !< tour over Sever1ano Ballesteros dec1s1on to play outside the Umted Staes for , the next few years The young Spamard charged from f1ve strokes behind and shot a 66 Sunday to wm the Greater Greensboro Open w1th a 6under.jlar 282 one stroke better than Jack Renner and Fuzzy Zoeller But Ballesteros wmner of 19 tournaments and st1ll a week awav from h1s 21st btrthday said he doesn't thmk his game IS ready to compete w1th the best of the world on U1c PGA tour I need a little bit more experience sa1d the smilmg Ba llesteros afl er wmmng $48 000 I w1ll play Uns year m Europe He sa1d 1l w1ll probably be U1ree to f1vc ) Cars before he dec1des to compete m Amenca But he gave nohce that I will come back agam l prorn1se One of h1s few mistakes Sunday came on the 18th hole of the Forest Oaks Country RIO CLEMENTE and his triO will perform at Rio Grande College and Commumty College, Thursday, April 6 8 p m m the dmmg hall The public Is InVIted, free of charge Rev. Wells to speak POMEROY - The Rev Robert N Wells Wartaw chaplam of the Oh10 State Grange w1ll be speaker at the annual Me1gs County Grange banquet to be held at 7p m Fnday at the Salisbury School The Rev Mr Wells was born m Pennsville, Morgan County Ohio and attended Baldwm Wallace College and graduated from Ohio State Un1vers1ty s College of Agnculturc w1th a B S m farm management m 1948 He rece1ved h1s ba chelor of divm1ty degree from Garrett Theolgo1cal Seminary m 19~2 The Rev Mr Wells 1s mamed to the former Elnora K Barn1tz of Pomeroy and they have three chtldren Lynn , teachmg at Muskmgum Area Technical College Zanesville, K1m assistant editor of the Buckeye Farm News, Columbus and Kay a semor a1 Otterbem College Tick ets for the annual dinner may be secured from any subordinate grange master and from pomona Grange Master Norman Will Rutland today Club course where he left a 4foot putt just nght of the hole and 1! dropped h~m mto a t1e With Renner at 6-under But Renn~c 21 looking for his first VICtory smt'l! JOirung the tour last year also missed a putt from about e1ght feet on the !mal hole for a bogey and fm1shed "'th an eveni>Br 72 Sunday ' I play to have a good round today but I d1dn t think I could wm sa1d l:!allesteros It s the 19th tournament I wm and 1t s the best To wm 111 t Uruted) States g1ves good presllge he sa1d before leavmg for Augusta Ga where he wtll compete 111 this week s 1\lasters Ballesteros had ftve birdies for a 31 on the front s1de, mcludmg a pair of 24 fool putts He added three birdies and a pa1r of boge)s on the back He can putt the eyes out of 1t sa1d Re nner of Ballesteros Renner sa1d he felt he was gmng to make the fmal putt but the ball rolled nght even though 1t looked as 1! It would go left --------..,. Meigs Efforts I Pomeroy I Pledged The Pacers long gone from U1e playoff picture were led by M1ke Bantom s 24 pomts while Dan Roundfleld and Ron Behagen added 20 each Dave Cowens paced the Celt1cs with 26 pomts Sidney Wicks had 20 and Dave Bmg 17 fCl Boston In other games, Atlanta npped New Jersey , 124 113 I Personal Notes I Mr and Mrs Karl KIOI!sl have returned from Jesup Ga where they v1s1ted relatives Property Transfers Forrest Clark, Phyllis F Clark to Edward M Blake Easter VISitors of Mrs J Jr Lot Middleport Edward Foster were Mrs Leonard L Lentz Allee Cat:ver Wil liams Betsy and Lentz lo Ernest W Barley H Dawn Manon Mrs Jerry acres Rutland Orth and sons, Je1 ry and Richard E Taylor Edla D M1chael Mr and Mrs I M Taylor to Robert IJ Carson Cottnll J oan and J ennifer 43 033 acres Rutland Judy Schm1dt and Tedd Tem 0 Lupo Kenneth Schm1d,t all of Ca rroll and Lupo to Charles Johnson Lot Mr a;Til Mrs Chuck Bushee 83 Behan s Jrd Addition Lant1.ster Mlddlepon Robert B Hunnel, dec to Mr and Mrs Dale Roush John A Hurmel Hobert A Sherry and Da1 1d St Albans Hunnel Margaret Hutton , Mr and Mrs Lanny Tyree • Marvin F Hunnel Betty Mr and Mrs Larry Flowers Gilbert Margaret Hunnel Pickenngton and Mr and Clonch June Hunnel Martha Mrs Leona rd Miller w1d Hunnel Enuna Mae Kaptlna Melissa1of Leon have been re- Outlus Kaptma Doris Andy, cent VIsitors of Mr and Mrs Fred Kapllna Corrected Aibert Housh and famil y Celt of trans Pomeroy CORRECTION NOTED Frank Epple was wclcom ed mto membership of the Middl eport F~rst Umted Presbyterian Church on Palm Sunda y and not Mrs Frank Epple as was earlier reported Epple transferred from the Harnsonv11le Umted Presbytenan Church CLASS SLATED An emergency med1cal techniCian s class w1ll, be held at Veterans Memonal Hospital begmmng Tuesday mght and contmumg through June 22 Classes w1ll be held from 7 to 10 p m on Tuesday and Thursda) mghts The course IS bemg offered through the cooperation of the Me1gs County EMS the Trade and lndustnal D1vismn of Vocational EducatiOn m cooperatiOn w1th the Ohio SIBle Umvers1ty Mrs Janet Bohn Will be the Instructor There IS no charge for the course 11fE DAII V SI':HTINF.L DEV<!rrJJ TO ntE INTF.REST Of MEIGS-MAilON ARF.A ROBERT HOf I'Lil11 Cltf F.dl... l'u~ho<l dally "ctp( S.IW11oy by 11ie Ohio VaUey Publlohlnl CornPfn)' Multimtdil Inc Pirates wallop Spartans North Gailia won 1ts 1978 baseball opener Fnday by wallopwg Alexa nder 16 to 2 Ca lvin M1n01s went the distance for the Pirates stnkmg out 12 Mmms also had a perfect da) at the plate "lth a triple two doubles and t11o singles 111 f1ve trips B1ll I uckeydoo collected two doubles and two Singles 1n f1ve t1mes at bat Marty Glassburn had two doubles and Tim Howell had a double North Galila p!,1ys Tuesda) at Hannan Trace and Fnday at Point Pleasan t Lme Score North Gallia 130 000 4- 16 17 2 Aleiander 000 002 0- 2 1 4 M1nn1s IWP I and Tim Fred Kane ( LPJ Jordan QSSC cops cage title Bnb Saunders Quaker State Serv1ce Center captured the North Gallia Invttat10nal Bas ketball Tournament Saturday mght 68-91 over RC Cola Leadmg the wa) for QSSC was Norman Pers1n with 27 pomts McCoy added 14 pomts RC was led by Ron Ferguson s 15 pomts Rod Ferguson and Dave Moyer had 14 each Most Valuable Pia) er honors went to Persm head basketball <:oach at Oak H1ll H1gh School Named to th e all tournament team were Persm Ron Ferguson Jtm Stewart McCoy Davenport Moyer Rod Ferguson, Bnsher Duane Walla ce Ward M Stewart and Gene W1se Exh•b•l on Baseball Scflres Bv Un1ted Press tnternat•onal Detro t S Ch Wh te Sox 2 St L ou s 4 Kan C ty 1 Atlanta S Bos ton 3 Toronto 15 Montrea l 14 c nc nna1 3 N Y Mets 1 San Fran 9 Oak land J Ch• Cub!. 13 Mtlwa~,Jke e 6 Houst or 11 T exas 9 NY Yankees 5 Bait o Ptltsburgh 4 Ph Ia 1 Sea ttl e 8 Cle ¥eland 1 Cal I 10 LOS Ange les 1 San 0 ego 6 M nn 3 Bnan Sports Transactions Bv Untfed Press lnlernattona l Sunday Ba se ball New Yor k. (NL) - Dentures 111 Oa kland - Acqu red nf elder M Kc Adams trom !he Ch cago Cubs on wav ers Chtc ago I ALl Opt on ed ou tr •el der Thad Bosle y anct f tr st bi'lsem en M ke Squ•res to Iowa and re turned ou tt e ld er A rt Ji'lmes and catcher Larry Doby Johnson t o sam e club Na med Sam Ha r ston as bullpen coach one or lwo da\S Ont or 1wo da y fu ll dt'mutt ~ r rvtc r ranml~ & rei For Co mplete Information Call nr~ Opt oned catch er Lu s Rosado to Ttdewa ter o f the Jnter na tt onal League and r eturned nfte der Sergo Ferrer to same cl ub C omplrlt upper & lowt'r FREE 1-800-282-6410 Out!ld; O~j~ roil Fm I .oo:-Uu-.78 ( ull todrn f or 1 our I ree ( UJH Dr. Ronald ERiviere~ o/ !J r Rn li,f! \ •IJr A J 11/}JftrWI/\ f' b r()( hllff' R1 v1cre .,IKhll • l tf C "' ftnl llr ( J \ 1 mhtt111h II• '-' IJ Ktmb•ll f)r J (_ M•rph (c.: ntu ()49 I l 1v m g~ t o n Among the most hazardous occ upatiOns a1 e those of deep sea d1vcr and littl e league • 1\vt.: lolumbu \ HOST DINNER MIDDLEPORT -Mr and Mrs Denver R1ce Broadway St entertamed Easter Sun day With a dmner party hononng the1r son Bill on his birthday !\ decorated cake was serv cod followmg the turkey dmner A!tending were LeWIS Ham < Mr and Mrs Kenneth HarriS David and Ken ny George Harns, Sr and Mrs Eula R1ce Friday Mr and Mrs LewiS HarriS had a dinner for B1U wtth his mother Mrs Denver R1ce and h1s grandmother Mrs Eula R1ce attending 1978 NAC GREMLIN X If you think driving should be fun, this is your car! SON BORN POMEROY-Mr and Mrs Barry A The1ss are announcmg the b1rth of a son Matthew Alan, born March 28 at the Mt Home Air Force Base Hospital m Idaho The baby weighed etght pounds 13 ounces Mr and Mrs Theiss have a daughlA!r, SWcey Irene, three Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Gerald M1 chael Syracuse, and Hoger and Betty Theiss Rllctne Bestctes betng a t\eck of a lol of fu n lo dr<ve lhe spo rt y new 1978 Grem l tn X ts also a rll tghty ve rsar tc and surpr< s111gl y welt dressed ca • The versalil ly IS provided !Jy Gremlm X s u n que w tde ' htghly mmeuverable and easy to t1andle tn c ttv tra fft c And becau se of ts extra w e tg ht a ncl Wtdth Gremltn IS nght at horne o n the h ghway 100 Sleet !Jelle d radtals a fron1 sway bar and fr o n t d sc hrakes are a lso s ta ~dard to enha n ce your d rl v tng pl easure You even get your chotce plen ly ot peopl e and cargo roo m pl us easy of 1wo slandarct t'nQHies A htghty so phiS itcated t~t..:cess 4 cylmd er eng ne or f yo u w ant a I ttle more power d 6 cyl nde r eng tn e for load tng and unl o a(lin g ln stde Gre mlin X has a sport steenng whee m.. DAUGHTER BORN POMEROY-Mr and Mrs 1 Harold Bnnker of Pomeroy are announcing the birth of a daughter, Amanda Lee, born , at the Holzer Medical Center, ct~rrlll!r wiHlrt IVIIIJa ble ~ ctr~tl per Mllrch 24 The infant weighed W!!tk Uy MotiJf HuuLe where Clrrler seven pounds, three ounc:ee "'I'VIIt' not ltvlll•blt Om• mtlf!Ul f.ICJ Hv 111 11 Oll t~ arltl W y 11 Gnilldparents are Mr and f Jill Yl'lu It! 00 Su: monU111 Mrs William Hubbard, t JI M1 rt ru mont Ita ' 7 oo Syracuse and Mr and Mrs ~d.litwhert t2fl 00 yi!N r Sb: f1Wf1lh$ fi J GQ Tftrer, 11 linttla 17 ~0 John Bacon, Pomeroy Mr f:iub~T!ptl)/ prke lnclutlt1 St~n<laiy Tt llt'....Stntll rl and Ml'li Brlnlter have a son, Scott , age four des•gn fo ld d o wn re ar seat and ex tta Wid e ltft wmd ow Featuws tha t g•ve you 111 F'.di torial POOne m:m7 Sel.'tltwt c:lua pw-tase paid at Pomeroy Ohlu Natl001l •dvert11ing reprwnIMllve Ward (1 riff!th Cun!pllny Inc BotU 1tiUarid G1ILIKhtr Div m Th.lr <f Avt Ntw York NV 1001 7 Su]lli(_rJpt!t~ t .-.~. Dtllvtnct by missed 1t he sa1d Generally speakmg, I m pleased I m a lit Ue let down There s really not much you can sa) He sa1d the $22 000 he won IS a pretty good check and 1t puts me m good position to make the top 60 (on the money hst ) Dave Eichelberger and Wally Armstron~ eac h had a 2-over par 74 Sundav and fm1shed m a group of mne golfers at 3-under Cratg Stadler took fourth place at 4-under Most of the top gol!ers on the oour skipped the $240,000 GGO e1ther to rest up for the Masters or to get m some practiCe rounds at the Augusta Nahonal course DB \I S Pumeroy Ohio ~781 Buail~eu OfUt't Phone ms CWrt St I was surprised as heck I tJL ck~t sea ts and mtenor tnm 1n Lev1 s fabnc a 1 ewly styl ed tn strume nt pa 1e l w t11 bru shed And Iheres one more th mg aboul G•eml 111 X yo u re really go111g lo en JOY II s a tremendo us a lumtllUtn overlay Ex tr a 0Utet InsulatiOn and a color keyed l u/ly carpeted lntenor- tn cl udtng th e r a rgo com partm en t But 1ke w e sad th e fun o f Gremln X tS 111 th e (!rJI/lllQ Natura lly tts subco mp act stze makes tt va lu e fo r the money Bec w se we ve m en tJO rre d pl us Ihe exclustve coverage of AM C s Buye r ProleCilon Plan •s standa rd rl AMC GAU.IPOLJS, OHIO • Reds wm 6th mrow LAKELAND,Fla iUPI IThe Cincmnati Reds will oppose the Detroit f~gers tomght m hope of stretching their wm streak to seven m windmg up the Grape Frwt play m F1onda The Reds Will complete the sprmg trammg games on the road home opposmg the Tigers at Columbus Ohw Tuesday mght Cmcmnat1 w1il open the Natwnal League season at Riverfront Stadmm before a capac1ty audience Thursday afternoon The Reds will entertam the Houston Astros The Reds and the T1gers both won m Sunday exh1b1\10n play w1th C1ncmnat1 gettmg wtth three h1l' 111 the fu ' t a 3-1 wm over the New York seve n mmngs ~lule wa lking Mets m the !mal exhibitiOn one and st r tkmg out stx game at Lopez F1eld m 1 he Mets only run came Tampa wh1le Detroit off Murray 111 Ute mnth when defeatmg the Chicago While Steve Henderson drew a walk So x at Sarasota to stretch UJ open the mmng .1nd IHter their record to 17~ scored on pmchhittcr f d Jack Billingham traded by • Krnncpool s sacrifiCe fl) the Reds durmg the wmter A double uy Dave Coll111 s pitched seven shutout mnmgs acqmrL'<I by the Hcds from before ) 1eldmg two runs m Sc,lttle m the orr season the e1ghth m the Detrmt wm drove home CtrKmnatJ s ftrst Bill Bonham Doug B<nr and two runs m the lhtrd wmng Dale Murray stopped the off Mets starter Jerry Mets w1th four hits Koosma n Jolmny Bench s Bonham a 29 year old homer m the fourth unnn~ nghthander acqwred from ac counted for the Heds nly the Cubs dunng the off otl r1 Jun season blanked the Mets Struthers AAA girls champ • COLUMBUS I UP II N"nrv W1lhams no longer lacks recogmt10n William s Co lumbu s Hartley s :HI tumor forward who had played m the shadow of teammate Am) PaUay the past two years earned a bundle of 1t Saturday m the title game of the g ~rl s Class AA State Basketball rournament Pallay was still very much a factor Saturday but 1t was Williams wbo rallied Hartley to 511-56 VIctory 01 er Sprmg boro rwnmg a record selling 30-pomt performance by the Panthers Amy Tucker W1lliams scored 21 of her 31 pomts m the second half mcludmg 10 m a rowdurmg a 1~-pomt Hartley run early m the !mal period and wound up bemg selected the most va luable player Struthers captured the AAA champ1onsh1p w1th a 58~6 w1n over Middletown behind Bonme Beachy s 2!i pomts wh1le Ada wtth Lynne Coe leadmg the way beat Old Washmgton Buckeye Trail ~ 1-39 for the Class A title Pallay and Williams who combmed for 47 p01 nts pro\ed to be Just a shade too much for Sprmgboro and Tucker who scored 70 pomts 1n her team s two games We fo\lowed our game plan to the letter sa1d Hawk Coach Beth Con" ay who has now gu1ded Hartley to two stall! l1tles m the three years of the tournament We were completely w1llmg to let Amy Tucker have her pomts and soop the rest of the team We knew that she couldn t HUNTINGTON W Va beat us herself , but we could (UP! I - Na gg mg winds beat ourselves by tr) mg to failed to disturb Scott DaviS stop her We duln t want of Marshall UmverSily m Nancy (Williams 1 m foul capturmg the Nmth Annual trouble Marshall lnVItatwnal Golf As 1t turned out Tucker Tournament Saturday was the onl) Spn ngboro In a fi eld of I~ teams the pla yer 10 double figure Unlvers1ty of Kentucky scor111g fm1shed f1rst Hartley s 15 straight po1nls Dav1s was among just two overcdme a 48-40 Spr111gboro golfers to f1re an even par 72 lead and although the 111 the !mal 18 holes of the two Panth ers fou ght back to day event at the Guyan Golf w1thm one couldn t get the and Tenn1s Club A semor big ba ske~ to tie when Tern who had never won a Dorse y m1 ssed w1th 20 tournament he flrUshed w1th seconds to go a one-over-par total of 217 Beach y Struthers UP! aftl!r rounds of 72 and 73 on AAA co-player of the year Friday was held to only seven pomts Ralph Landrum of the Um m the first half by vcrSity of Kentucky who Middletown s tough zone competes this week m the Masters Tournament m Atlanta placed second with rounds of 73 72 and 74 for a total of 219 Bob Sparks of Ohio Umver stly who had 70 and 72 to lead gmng mto Saturday s round, carded 77 for 219 Landrum was second after Sparks three-putted the second hole of a playoff Tom Rogan of M1am1 YOU'LL FIND Uruvers1ty (Ohio) was fourth w1th 71-7>74-220 and Mickey ALL AT THE Ray of Kentucky was fifth FRIENDLY With 7~77 73-220 ONE! Defendmg champion John Cook of OhiO State was e1ghth w1th 223 after rounds of 73 75 and 75 Kentucky won the team event w1th a I 120 closely followed by Ohio State with 1 1121 and Ohio University A"' you o member of With I 122 the do ot yourself oet 1 Wildcats claim MU tourney defense But as she hHs dtd m both of the Wi ldcats regwna l games Beachy hHd a b1g second half scor111g 18 pomts and was pi cked the MVP You can only st< p tha 1 g~rl so lo ng said Struthers Coach Dick Prest When 1t gets down to the rntty.;( ntty we re gomg to go to her She s my bread and butter Beachy !"1ce 1mssed the front end of one and-Qne free thro" s1tuatwns 111 the dosmg mmute but lu t a pmr wtth 12 seconds remamm g to 1ce the wm for Struthers The game was the last fu• Prest as Struthers coach The same as AI McGu ir e sa1d Prest referrt ng to the form er Marquette Um1crs11y coach If he can ret1r e a ~ nmer I can ret1re a wm ner The Class A conwst was light until earl m the fourth Prevention IS the best policy FOR VOUNG DRIVERS Young men and women oft en ask why they have to more for th e r pay automobil e nsu r ance Dn vers In the r teens and earlie r !went es cause fa r more than the 1r shar e of traff ic acc1dents Reports the Na t10na Safe ty Counc I 7 8 per ce nt of all motortsls are ?4 years of age or under ye t these youthf ul ope rator s ar e nvol ved as dnvers m 38 6 per cent of all acet dents qu lltCI "hen Ati l s c ul n Ill tllld JS\\ e1 ~d pomt.., Jl ~1ke a 44 31 lead Buckc1c I• 111 whtch loot 23 g IJJJ I.!"i f0r U1 e f u st t11 t' HI overc.t me om: I n ~ dr \ spdJ m dw 11 Hlfllll h ill< ttnrd qutrl• J t t btt k m l 1 g true but oul dn t r!t 1t 1~am Coe d 5 10 st ruor st:uJed l t pumts md \\ ' ' \ ot d 1ht' m( st I 1iuabie pill I Ill cJ I W< jii SI pl i)l I ' I game sa1d Ad l Co llil Sha iOII P1tts ! hey pia)< I us llHl n t o mfl n and th tt made 1\ e ISler for Coe Pi tts called ;qn mng the titl e l1ke an 1\me it can d.1 e,un You v. m k hdr l u1d ' ou wtll sm ..:ecd Bu<kC) < Tnil o 1< h DaH IJnn who hIS ttl\ lu st..a r te1s hHr k nPxl "'C ttSJn bl uned lllCX'J)CrH lif C [ur h!S l r('l l ll s loss TEAM CLEAN' yom• own carp1!ts At do~~ yourself prwesI lNT OUf' RtriSlNVIi l 11, development com peten c e and the rlghl attitudes mc!udt n g a p o~t tt ve approa ch to th at 1 h !ii h 1~ t q ;u d ~ ~~~~~ "" ou t ot t<~ r pt ~ il rl e 10b p ole s o 11 tleon e $ chtuge lptD 1! u rl ell dull a s lot .. e1m tc, J ~ <~'>ea 110 ph(I(~ "'" ~ I IIMSE VAC c u••tu 'n cu.u . rt ' I Ill,_ C prevented That s why we 1 ~~"· O~ CIJI delen stve drtvtng Our agen c y prov de s ftnan c a pr ote ct on and serv ce n case of ace dents mvolv ng young dr vers bu t many of th ese ace dent s can be llh t:o 11 pat: I ca pr.t deat 09 11o1d ot and 37 3 per cent of all fata l m tshaps A great m an y youn g peop le are sktlled respons ble dr ve r s Obvtously th ough qu fe a few are not There s no su bs! l ute for I tou rrw1nf>nt Renllor only s150 p el ilo ur SAYRE HARDWARE say prevention ts th e best pol tcy 8822525 12~ MAIN DALE C. WARNER NEW HAVEN, 992 l 143 W VA W Matn Pomeroy If 10, welcome to the local headquarters for ,. your bulidong and "' model1ng noodo The Fnendly Onol eve ry featu re RIVERSIDE AMC-JEEP 195 UPPER RIVER RD. Hawks 124, Nets 113 John Drew s 13 fourthquarter pomts helped-Atlanta defeat New Jersey and pull the Hawks 21'. games ahead of idle New Or leans m a b1d for the !mal Eastern Conference playoff spot Knicks 114, Bullets 109 Ray Williams scored all I~ of his pomts m the fourth quarter and Lonrue Shelton and Bob McAdoo poured In 25 pomts ap1ece to clmch a playoff spot for New York M1tch Kupchak led the Bullets w1th 30 pomts Nuggets 109, Rockets 100 Dan Issei h1t for 22 pomts and Ra lph Simpson scored a seasonhigh 21 to lead Denver to an easy v1ctory over Houston and a berth m the playoffs Calvm Murphy had 32 for the Rockets Bucks 129 Pistons 121 Marques Johnson s SIX pomts m the !mal tw o mmutes allowed Milwaukee to hold off InJUry riddled Detroit and keep alive 1ts b1d for a spot m the playoffs The Bucks wm killed the playoff hopes of both Detroit and the Ch1cago Bulls Spurs Ill 76ers 107 George Gervm and Larry Kcnon scored 20 pomts each UJ lead San Antomo 01 er Ph1ladelph1a The S1xers were led by George MtCmrus 27 pomts and Doug Collms 25 Suns 105, Warriors 99 Paul Westphal scored tl ol his 'll pomts m the fourth quarter to rally Phoen\X over Golden Sta ill All f1ve Suns starters scored m double figures to offset the Wamors attack led by R1ck Barry w1th 3t and Phil Smith w1th 30 Supersonics 101 Trail Blazers 86 Bruce Seals came off the bench to scare 1~ pomts 111 the second half as the Somes overcame a 45-'12 halftime defiCit Gus Williams led Seattle w1th 29 pomts Lakers 133 Kansas City 127 Lou Hudson scored a seasonhigh 30 1 pomts and Kareem Abaul Jabbar contributed 31 to spark Los Angeles w1thin one victor) of clmchmg a playoff berth m the Western Conference • 992 • 7155 14' S Third Sl M<ddtoport 0 "Sft me for car, 00., hft, health and busioess IDSUraDCe~ M '· ~·· POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK co. The Department Store of Btuldrng Siflf f' 1915 992-5500 or 992-5100 �f • . 1- The Da1ly Sentmel, Middleport Pomeroy, 0 Monday Apnl3 1978 - The Dail) Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Monday April3 1978 Vote slated on energy plan COLUMBUS \UP I\ - The Oh1o Senate 1s to 1ole tonight on a bill const1tutmg pa rt of the 1977 78 Dem ocratic lep, lsl atlve pa ckage on cncrg} The Senate conve nes at 7 30 pIll rhe House passed bill sp•msored b) Rep Euge nl' , anstool D uuca has been • ndmg 111 the Senate smce l.llst June 15 It Is rumed at eqwnng conser VHUon of pe tro leum produ cts m the p~ sector and ~l'!lio>agmg sa11ng m the 1qvate sector The btll restncts the use of old"' r ~as lights and the tle of app ilai ees l'llh co n11nu >USIJ bur n1ng gas p1l01 hghts It also req u~res lightmg >{fluency standards m public 1 illd1ngs cons truc tiOn standards geared to energy effi Cienc) fuel economy m state cars and tlie teaching of fu el econorn) techniques m dmer educauon courses Followmg the floor sesSion th e Sena te F1nance Comm1ttee w111 meet to msert a sta te employees pay rruse mto a House-passe<\ JUdicial salarv bW The two-<;tep pay hike was to have been written mto the b1ll last week but the amendment was not ready The state Off1ce of Budget and Management has prepared a cost est~mate "hich sho ws the proposed mcre ase for 75 000 state unt\ erst t' and county ~ e lfare emplovees would cost the general revenue fund S35 3 m1llion The rest of the mone) for h1ghwa) liqu or IHidhfe and other employees would come out of spec1al funds The OBM said a 41kent hourly mcrease to employees earnmg $10 000 a )ear or less would cosl $20 3 million A proposed 20-cent hourly h1ke for those eanung between $10 000 and $20 000 would cost another $1 ~ million The pay rruse will not apply to some I 500 employees earrung over $20 000 a year or to patronage appomtees Senate Pres1dent Pro Tem pore Oliver Ocasek 0-Akron SaJd there are no plans as of now to mclude leg1slalors m the pay raiSe bill There could be lat.!r on he sa1d Tuesdav even mg the Senate Jud1c1ary Committee w1ll hold a long a" a1ted heann g on House pa ssed leg1slatwn requ~rmg a daily penod of med1taUon 1(1 public schools Mrs R1ta Warren ~ - --------~----, Brockton Mass head of the Chnst1an CIVIl I 1bert1es Uruon has demonstrated m the Statehouse rotunda and th e Senate chamber for two B1 Chctrlcne HoefLc h months seek1ng a hearmg Tuesday s hearmg w1ll be :vtrs Merl< J hn<Jn \Irs Sl111le) ll 1lson and Mrs Pal for Mrs Warren s disciples 1 homa allen i<'d th ~~ ca 3 mu Ung of the Black D1amond G ~rl and other proponen ts A stout ( ouncII J hur,dav at Ute Umtcd Methmhst Church m hea rmg for opponents IS M.ddlebournr V. I ' planned Plans ~ ere'"""' or the 19i8 annual Council mee tmg to • luch Mr< Mrs Thomn Mrs Bell\ Lane and Mrs !iertrude • stu \\ Ill bt del< gates from the B1g Bend area The 11 <"II g• 0< held on \p nl29a1Gienl111e W Va i-- -· l G1r1 Scout D1ary I l I The Senate Wa ys and Means Comm1ttee w1ll contmue hearmgs Tuesday mormn g on a Rhodes admmiStratwn bill callmg for tax abatement for mdustnes expanding to mner c1bes Sen • Robert E 0 Shaughnessy, D-Columbus, committee dvHrman sa1d he plans to hear oppos ition test~mony before starting to take amendments I}!~ ~;~~~ft~'.?':!Jcebe~n~ hearmgs Tuesda\ everung on House passed legislation callmg lor the ustmg ol pnces m Arabic numerals on packa ges checked out of supermarkets by computer One bill backed · by orgamze d labor requ1res th at the pnce be hand stamped on each 1tem An alternahve supported by the Oh10 Council of Retail Mer chants prov1des for the pnce to be listed on shelves Th e House Fmance Co mmitte e w1ll comp le te testunonv Tuesday afillmoon on 1ts re11ew of school clos in gs heann g from superinten dent s Henry Kurdziel of the Canton school distnct and Stanley Searmg of Black Rtver Local Wednesda) mornmg the I'"" Ht p rt tas gn en on the ~nnua l UJOk.rt> saJe and pms wer e prf;sef1tt.:d to the l'Ook1e ch.A r mt n Mr s \1an Dorst Melgs I nunt1 dtlll man 11111 be presented a p1n b1 I he local serv1ce II111 Ali ~ ul' "'"sold at leas! 78 boxes uf cookt es will also r1 B pm I he a U\.t "'" dtstussed tlong • 1 ~ SllSUI.mm g membership enrollment lh a leaders <1d1enture bemg planned U11s spnng l..ocal ~t{ ut pPrsonnel retCIVLng recog nitiOn at the meetmg WHE:' \1 n; Dorst fJH H<H S Na nt\ \1orns f1ve H ars and Ml'i Jot Jstn 2l \C'ars m sroutm)! lht lurl41e( n v, as hosted b1 ll1r 111rldlebour 1r ""oul un t T\1 0 ' f II I HOO PS ha~e bt'c n or~amzed 1n Me1gs l >tllll\ llrcun~ r r1da1 "cre the Middleport Browmes "hose lcade1 • aIr Chern l a<ll< Jud) IA1uderm11t Jov Clark and l 1lhe R l< hte In Ha rmo lhe Bro"m' uoop diSbarlded last r< ur g,tniZL~I under the Ie.. de Ish1p of Ph1 Ills Stobart \Irs Hub' HobiJ., " lbt t er helper Meeungs 11111 be held al t11r '-i! 11 u t horm vear 11 " I' O~U IIOV JD/1011 TitOUI' 1276 II\ I I I tht '1 < 1t f '>1" ( Ifill I[( l 'uJlough members If the I r ' nlll lkd "' bad~· '" rk !.aura McCullough "" r Ia) If < tilt 11 ' p lllelllbcl ' Ju doll c .lie< Uon a pari of hen•urk n Uw cdlcc t< 1 s IJadge Suzan 1homa completed her ( ollel tm s b.ad~e duru g the meellng i.lnd l'rma Reeves and ~aren pen<cr u nunucd thm 1\ 0rk on the " al£r fun badge (lnd\ Soulsb' J<yc Roberts and I aura McCullough !>r est nlt I <~ dPII \ >nstratJOn on personal health wat h the asSI>1am c of :.11' I' H Th oma and Carol) n Casto Ice ere lrl sand"' lies and Kool Atd ~ ere served by Mrs Mc( 'u llough HEALTH Lawrence E Lamb M D KPI'(IIIII-! tngh t 1 l'!d t ' lm, [Ill< JI\IH \1 \ 'IJI ""' l st done 1 I II \ JUtl ex n .,ulb lilt t I { l I 1a d ' lt /'-I ( ' I fv t 1 ll I t ill l \~Ill t' Jllf1Jt iOt1 ~ I! f t l t)l. \ on " luw fat du t fun" ' What IS th 'flgl) t cnde ltveJ? 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Rad io C1tv StatiOn New I rk ~ \ 10019 lie u9ualh consider the 1 "' <I tng l)cende lev el ' 1d lx below !50 but more H I t stu dtc' suqgest 1l can '" mghrr I h1s IS for fastmg '' 1cl' \ '" blood fat level non tlh 1 , " 1p ii fter ealmg b<ce 111sc •f the f« t absorbed frum vour foW 1nto your blo«l stream Your husiJand rna) have n<•nnai ir' cis 1f he gets nd of all thai excess fat he has ac cumulated You can help hun b) prep«n ng low-calon e In( ais c.ct ali the fa t and sugar or concentrated sweets out of the diet you can Fats an~ are the ma1n !iuune of c x t.:cs~ ca lon es Sluft !rom fall) foods to Vege ta bl es pr epared w1thout fat Prepare sa lads without addmg fatty salad dress1 ngs t eed hun foods made w1th sk1m mt lk not whnl< m1lk and so on AI • ohol should also be dllnlllllc'!l Jt IS often the h1d dr 1 ;ource of calor~es that eontn butcs Lu obes ity One c hiS we1ght IS under '< ntrol 1t may be that w1th a good ~xcr< 1se program and a good lxdanced dtet that he "'II then have normal tngly< end~ levels without lou mu• I fu>< about 1! • And "u Should know that ~'"" 1 ludlcs ha;e shown that 1eg ulill "tHise every other day will du a lot to lower exer CISC prr>l r 11n gradua ll) If he ts net ,1\J l:at 1\ 1n good shape ,, I l Jm bt hL 1 ~ sJnce he IS • rwught r\ good plan "ould be lo start a da1ly walk 111g program then gradually sh1ft • r to a Jnggmg prf)~· '" If he WI uid de\ clop the "''''Ill tu Jog •bout 15 m1nutes .1 da) or better JO mmutes at a slow rate tl1at could do a lot to solve the pc oblcm ' RIO GRANDE ~ Jazz p1amst Rio E:lemente who committee w1ll hear sum only a year ago received a manes conclusiOns and standmg ovatiOn from a recomm e n d a tl o n s from Newport Jazz Festival the Legislative Budget crowd w1U perform at R1o Office, wh1ch has Grande College and t:om participated m the reVIew m~m allege Thursday The House EducatiOII Com Ap 6 10 Cleml!llle Trio Will m1ttee may act Tuesday rnght on a proposal giVIng be featured m the 8 p m schoo l dislncts five concert free to the public in additional makeup free days the dmmg hall on the R10 because of closmgs durmg campus Clemente who has been the wmter phenomenal The proposal, wntten by called a DemocratiC legislative techme~an on the ke)boards w1th him a leaders 1s to be plugged mto bnng s an ex1stmg bill forgiVIng background m both classical schools for three days they and Jazz musiC He counts closed when Gov James A Oscar Peterson Erroll Rhodes declared an Garner and Duke Ellington as major influl!llces m his emergency The House reconvenes at II career Born m Mornstown New am Tuesda) Jersey Clemente began playmg the ptano at four and HAVE GUESTS takmg lessons at age ten He POMEROY Easter attended the Jull1ard School weekend VISitors of Mr and of Mus1c and studied With Mrs Mason t 1sher were M1 Lehman Engle and Mrs Gordon F1sher and H1s career began 111 1958 m son Mason West Lafayette an East Orange New Jersey and Barbara F1 s her supper club, where he played Bndgeport for $13 a n1ght, and contmued until he made 11 to Carnegie Recital Hall New York as We have automatic dialing well as the Newport Festival Clemente IS known for hts l'(]Uipment but" estill have a telephone operator - the of use of an uncommon :H tempo and the ability to take fl ee Mlf a s1mple song or any com position and produce umque Jazz arrangements H1s show Includes a variety of Jazz standards as well as some of h1s ow n com poSitiOnS Sponsored by R10 Grande's talent presented a dramatic artist and lecture senes l!lltertamment cons1stmg of committee the Cleme nte two pla) s Mamed Ufe concert IS one of three special and That Rascal Pat ', at events scheduled th1s sprmg the Middleport Opera House Bob Woodward Washmgton on Schre1ners Co rner Post Pulitzer Pme wmnmg Rutland and Seconds Streets reporter w1ll appear at 8 30 In 1878 Coe s Hall (Opera p m Thursday April13 and House 1 was erected Ill Wilma Rudolph Olymp1c Middleport on the comer of rurmer IS scheduled Monday Second an d M11l Street May I Travelmg stock compames performed plays and public dances were also held there The first annual com mencement of the Middleport Grammar School was held at the Opera House on May 24 1894 The Pomeroy Opera House was destroyed m the f1re of 1884 and Pomeory was Without such a place for MONROVIA Liberia entertamment until 1889 In (UP! I - Presulent Carter December of that year the pledgmg U S efforts to new Play House w~s built on abolish ev1l South Afncan Second Street between the racial policies and a new Shenff s office and City Hall conference to brmg black and was ded1cated by the rule to Rhodesia new to a LIZZie Evans Comedy mob welcome today m Company Africa s oldest bla ck Me1gs County s own Amy republic Whaley had no peer for Thousands of L1benans • mus1cal entertamment The many descendants of freed f1rst appearance of the Amertcan slaves jammed Whaley Guckenberger Roberts F1eld m 91klegree Concert was on July 15, 1876 weather to wave tiny US at the Pomeroy Opera House flags and cheer Carter on the M1ss Whaley held concerts at most enthusiastic welcome of Coe s Opera House also his four-nation South Showboats broUght en American African tour tertamment to the towns The crowd, most dressed m along the nver Aboard these bnghtly colored tribal robes floating th eaters people tWice knocked down police could see professwnal en barncades m thetr press to terta111ers and the small catch a glimpse of the towns that had no bulldmg for prestdent as he stepped down such performances listened from Air Force One and was for the calwpes armouncmg greeted by Pres1dent William the showboats amval Tolbert, hmnself a descendant In the wmter of 1884-1885 of an Amencan slave who Middleport s Co lo ssal emigrated from Georgia Skating Rink opened for Carter, on the f~rst state roller skaung prov1dmg a VISII by a U S president oo different type of recreatiOn black Afnca tripped and fell In the late 1800 s a Y M C A to one knee as he descended was establis hed at M1d from Air Force One and was dleport by the New York helped back to h1s feet Central Chesa peake and unharmed by President Ohio and the Kanawha and Tolbert Mlch1gan Railroad It was built (or workers to stay at The visit to Uber1a was the and provided on the first floor shortest of Carter's trip a bowlmg alley and card only four hours He was tables On the second flbor returnmg to Washmgton was a gymnasiUm and the tomght third floor wa s sleepmg The only other American quarters One mght a week presulent to VISit Afrtca was the recreational part was the Ia te Franklin D open to women The building Roosevelt, who also stopped was located where Baker m L.iberl8 35 years ago on h1s Furniture now IS way home from the C1rcuses still came to Casablanca conference with Pomeroy dunng the 1876-1900 penod but with decreasmg Britain's wart1me prime regularity Middleport minister, WinSton Churchill Carter recalled Roosevelt s became the showtown w1th visit to then President Edwin stiow grounds on the corner of Barclay m January of 11M3 Third Avenue and Locust and said thiS visit was " long Street John Robmson's overdue Our bonds are too Great World Exhlbl!lon close oo let such a period appeared on May 6, 1880 1n lapse agam ' Middleport with a new \ eldlc light show, the Brush Electric Light In Sep Tens of thousands more tember 1896 .fohn Robinson lJberlaliB bned the 35-flllle and Franklin Brothers Big motorcade route from the Show was presented in the a1rport Into the capital lower end of Middleport founded by black American Football made Its debut In settlers In 1822 for the four 1898 at Pomeroy and m 1899 hpur stopover at the end of his at Middleport The first game 14,000 mile trip between the twp was played In an airborne news confer m 18991 with Pomeroy win- ence on his way from Lagos ning 23 to 0 Carter warned Sooth Africa Tile new century dawned there would be more Jlerious with more elaborate en <\ifferences between 118" 1! terta111ment to come but Ffrethrla balks at a lookmg back the 1800 s seem reasonable settlement lor to have provided a lot black rule In South West Africa Entertainment in the 1800's By Margaret Parker Meigs Pioneer and Htstorfcal Scoletv POMEROY - The early soc1al gathenngs usuall y proceeded from a matter or necessity Neighbors assisted With log rollings when a new cabm was to be built When the structures height was beyond the reach of hand hftmg a log raiSmg •as held These occasions along w1th qul!tmgs com husk111gs the stlmn g off at sugar camps 111 early sprmg - all were occaswns for merry makmg aft er the day s work was o'er 1 he guests woul d rema m o large pan of the rught, swg wg dancmg and just talkm~ A source of ent er la mment for boys was hunt111g the hogs that ran wUd 111 the woods until needed In sununer and au\Uinn the youlh roame d the hill s hunting bla ckberne s raspbernes hucklebernes sa rv1 ces pawpaws nuts and persimmons In the w1nter they coa,1ed down hills and skated on frozen strea ms ponds and even the Oh10 R1ver Sw1mmmg 1n the Oh1o R1ver was a recreation both , nch and poor could enjoy but onl) the men did so All the creeks runnmg through the co unty provided a so urce for swmunmg and boys oft en had an old swimming hole F1shmg m these streams was also enjoyed Marbles and town hall the forerurmer of baseball was enjoyed b) lbe youth A favonte pa stt1m e of people near the m er was watchmg the boats When a whistle blew or bell rang the people rushed for the shdre B) the last half of the cen tury every town along the nver mamtamed some sort of wharf or levee and Pomero) had a sub stantial railin g along whi ch spectators could stand P1cn1cs were enJoyed and as early as July 4 JIJ(J5 the pioneers of Me1gs County were holdmg celebrations That year on Leadmg Creek 111 a grove near the Rutland settlement New Englanders cleared underbrush away and set up seats Fam11ies along the creek came w1th well filled baskets of bear meat vemson w1ld turkey f1sh honey and other nat1ve foods Orator of the day was Samuel Denny By the m1d 18110 s new so urces of recreation " ere becommg popular The first fair of the Meigs County Agricultural Soc1ety wa s held on Wednesday, October 22 1~7 at Middleport on the second or third floor of the Philip Jones five story brick building Articles presented were not remarkable for their excellence, but the move ment had a n 1mportan1 beanng on the mterest of agn culture as this fair wa s the forerunner of the Me1gs County Agncultural Fa1r held annually at Rock Spnngs In the beginning years the fair was held at Racme and Rock Springs Steamboat excursions to Gallipolis and Pomt Pleasant took place occasiOnally and horseba ck nding wa s a fa1 ont e pasttlme School piCni CS croq uet tenni s horseshoes pool lectures oy•1er suppers masquerade balls card part1es mus1cals teas and sle1ghmg parties prov1ded re creation and entertamment .B) 18~1 circuses 11erc makmg regular appearances m Pomero) Spradling and Rogers appeared on May 9 1851 a d\ e rt1 s1 n g Equestnan Dramat ic Zoological Thea tre and Menagen e Under new fan gled marquee lighted w1th gas lnSJde A Drummond light outside By May 1860 the same compan} had a new feature m the person of Tom Watson Court Jester "ho was to sa1l the Oh10 R1ver m a "ash tub drawn by four geese In June 1~1 Dan R1ce advertised he would agam have the honor of exhib1tmg at Pomeroy Two boats the Hudson and the Rev1lle would brmg people free of charge the fonner from the upper part and the latter those commg from West Co lumbia and Shef field meamng Middleport also In Se pt em ber 18~~ Pomeroy "as entertamed by Bullard s Panorama of New York C1t y at the Presbyl emn Church The picture was to move nearly t11o hours AdmiSSion pnce 25 cents and 1~ cents During the war years am use ment and en tertamm ent wa s non existent On Ot1ober 4-5 1865 the eleventh annual fa1r was held at Racme In August 1865 George W DeHaven & Co held a c~rcus m Mid dleport and m March 1867 Dan R1ce ventured back to Pomeroy !lilt 1867 a new k111d of recreation came to the Bend area Baseball teams "ere orga mzed and by August Mtddleport had three clubs and Pomeroy had four Mason City had three and these clubs played match games In October a baseball tournament was held at Middleport w1th the Pomt Pleasant and Gallia Club of Gallipolis commg out best Brass bands Comet bands and Orchestras were appearmg regularly In parades and at other functiOns and m 1873 an Opera House 1n Pomeroy provided a place for entertamment Conce rts lect urers and dramati cs, were pr ese nt ed Literary ex hibiti ons concerts and school entertamment in the va nous schools and churches of the co unty were enjoyed Often these were g)ven for benefits of churches or other organizations In August 1875 the Carleton Dramatic group of Syracuse pl ayed at lhe Opera House for the benefit of the Pomeroy Ftre Depart ment Comedies, musicals, chara cter sketches mm strels concerts and dramas, all played at the Opera House Spellmg Schools held there also drew large crowds Smg1ng Schools prov ided the young folks some pla ce to spend the cvcnmg ~ecember 22 1876 local Celtics eliminated, 123-120 Jazz pianist perfol1Ding By MARK FRIEDMAN UP! Sports Writer Aftl!r all the years of the greatest dynasty the game of basketball has ever known Boston fans now can remember an e\erciSe m frustration - the year the Celllcs were put to rest It was just one of thostl years where everythmg went wrong, sa id Genera l Manager Red Auerbach smokmg a foot-long mgar that used to s1gni£y victory after the Indiana Pacers had elimmated the Celhcs from any playoff hopes w1th a 123120 tnumph We got off to a bad start and had mtunes, so you could have seen 1t connng It 1s not a shock ' San Antomo tnpped Ph1ladelplua, Ill 107 New York downed Wash111gton 114 109 Denver topped Houston, 109-100, Milwaukee defeated DetrOit 129 121, Phoorux overcame Golden State, IO:i-99, Seattle beat Portland 101~. and Los Angeles topped Kansas C1ty 133-127 Young Spaniard cops GGO GREENSBORO, N C (UP!) - There wont be any tl!ars shed by the members of the PG !< tour over Sever1ano Ballesteros dec1s1on to play outside the Umted Staes for , the next few years The young Spamard charged from f1ve strokes behind and shot a 66 Sunday to wm the Greater Greensboro Open w1th a 6under.jlar 282 one stroke better than Jack Renner and Fuzzy Zoeller But Ballesteros wmner of 19 tournaments and st1ll a week awav from h1s 21st btrthday said he doesn't thmk his game IS ready to compete w1th the best of the world on U1c PGA tour I need a little bit more experience sa1d the smilmg Ba llesteros afl er wmmng $48 000 I w1ll play Uns year m Europe He sa1d 1l w1ll probably be U1ree to f1vc ) Cars before he dec1des to compete m Amenca But he gave nohce that I will come back agam l prorn1se One of h1s few mistakes Sunday came on the 18th hole of the Forest Oaks Country RIO CLEMENTE and his triO will perform at Rio Grande College and Commumty College, Thursday, April 6 8 p m m the dmmg hall The public Is InVIted, free of charge Rev. Wells to speak POMEROY - The Rev Robert N Wells Wartaw chaplam of the Oh10 State Grange w1ll be speaker at the annual Me1gs County Grange banquet to be held at 7p m Fnday at the Salisbury School The Rev Mr Wells was born m Pennsville, Morgan County Ohio and attended Baldwm Wallace College and graduated from Ohio State Un1vers1ty s College of Agnculturc w1th a B S m farm management m 1948 He rece1ved h1s ba chelor of divm1ty degree from Garrett Theolgo1cal Seminary m 19~2 The Rev Mr Wells 1s mamed to the former Elnora K Barn1tz of Pomeroy and they have three chtldren Lynn , teachmg at Muskmgum Area Technical College Zanesville, K1m assistant editor of the Buckeye Farm News, Columbus and Kay a semor a1 Otterbem College Tick ets for the annual dinner may be secured from any subordinate grange master and from pomona Grange Master Norman Will Rutland today Club course where he left a 4foot putt just nght of the hole and 1! dropped h~m mto a t1e With Renner at 6-under But Renn~c 21 looking for his first VICtory smt'l! JOirung the tour last year also missed a putt from about e1ght feet on the !mal hole for a bogey and fm1shed "'th an eveni>Br 72 Sunday ' I play to have a good round today but I d1dn t think I could wm sa1d l:!allesteros It s the 19th tournament I wm and 1t s the best To wm 111 t Uruted) States g1ves good presllge he sa1d before leavmg for Augusta Ga where he wtll compete 111 this week s 1\lasters Ballesteros had ftve birdies for a 31 on the front s1de, mcludmg a pair of 24 fool putts He added three birdies and a pa1r of boge)s on the back He can putt the eyes out of 1t sa1d Re nner of Ballesteros Renner sa1d he felt he was gmng to make the fmal putt but the ball rolled nght even though 1t looked as 1! It would go left --------..,. Meigs Efforts I Pomeroy I Pledged The Pacers long gone from U1e playoff picture were led by M1ke Bantom s 24 pomts while Dan Roundfleld and Ron Behagen added 20 each Dave Cowens paced the Celt1cs with 26 pomts Sidney Wicks had 20 and Dave Bmg 17 fCl Boston In other games, Atlanta npped New Jersey , 124 113 I Personal Notes I Mr and Mrs Karl KIOI!sl have returned from Jesup Ga where they v1s1ted relatives Property Transfers Forrest Clark, Phyllis F Clark to Edward M Blake Easter VISitors of Mrs J Jr Lot Middleport Edward Foster were Mrs Leonard L Lentz Allee Cat:ver Wil liams Betsy and Lentz lo Ernest W Barley H Dawn Manon Mrs Jerry acres Rutland Orth and sons, Je1 ry and Richard E Taylor Edla D M1chael Mr and Mrs I M Taylor to Robert IJ Carson Cottnll J oan and J ennifer 43 033 acres Rutland Judy Schm1dt and Tedd Tem 0 Lupo Kenneth Schm1d,t all of Ca rroll and Lupo to Charles Johnson Lot Mr a;Til Mrs Chuck Bushee 83 Behan s Jrd Addition Lant1.ster Mlddlepon Robert B Hunnel, dec to Mr and Mrs Dale Roush John A Hurmel Hobert A Sherry and Da1 1d St Albans Hunnel Margaret Hutton , Mr and Mrs Lanny Tyree • Marvin F Hunnel Betty Mr and Mrs Larry Flowers Gilbert Margaret Hunnel Pickenngton and Mr and Clonch June Hunnel Martha Mrs Leona rd Miller w1d Hunnel Enuna Mae Kaptlna Melissa1of Leon have been re- Outlus Kaptma Doris Andy, cent VIsitors of Mr and Mrs Fred Kapllna Corrected Aibert Housh and famil y Celt of trans Pomeroy CORRECTION NOTED Frank Epple was wclcom ed mto membership of the Middl eport F~rst Umted Presbyterian Church on Palm Sunda y and not Mrs Frank Epple as was earlier reported Epple transferred from the Harnsonv11le Umted Presbytenan Church CLASS SLATED An emergency med1cal techniCian s class w1ll, be held at Veterans Memonal Hospital begmmng Tuesday mght and contmumg through June 22 Classes w1ll be held from 7 to 10 p m on Tuesday and Thursda) mghts The course IS bemg offered through the cooperation of the Me1gs County EMS the Trade and lndustnal D1vismn of Vocational EducatiOn m cooperatiOn w1th the Ohio SIBle Umvers1ty Mrs Janet Bohn Will be the Instructor There IS no charge for the course 11fE DAII V SI':HTINF.L DEV<!rrJJ TO ntE INTF.REST Of MEIGS-MAilON ARF.A ROBERT HOf I'Lil11 Cltf F.dl... l'u~ho<l dally "ctp( S.IW11oy by 11ie Ohio VaUey Publlohlnl CornPfn)' Multimtdil Inc Pirates wallop Spartans North Gailia won 1ts 1978 baseball opener Fnday by wallopwg Alexa nder 16 to 2 Ca lvin M1n01s went the distance for the Pirates stnkmg out 12 Mmms also had a perfect da) at the plate "lth a triple two doubles and t11o singles 111 f1ve trips B1ll I uckeydoo collected two doubles and two Singles 1n f1ve t1mes at bat Marty Glassburn had two doubles and Tim Howell had a double North Galila p!,1ys Tuesda) at Hannan Trace and Fnday at Point Pleasan t Lme Score North Gallia 130 000 4- 16 17 2 Aleiander 000 002 0- 2 1 4 M1nn1s IWP I and Tim Fred Kane ( LPJ Jordan QSSC cops cage title Bnb Saunders Quaker State Serv1ce Center captured the North Gallia Invttat10nal Bas ketball Tournament Saturday mght 68-91 over RC Cola Leadmg the wa) for QSSC was Norman Pers1n with 27 pomts McCoy added 14 pomts RC was led by Ron Ferguson s 15 pomts Rod Ferguson and Dave Moyer had 14 each Most Valuable Pia) er honors went to Persm head basketball <:oach at Oak H1ll H1gh School Named to th e all tournament team were Persm Ron Ferguson Jtm Stewart McCoy Davenport Moyer Rod Ferguson, Bnsher Duane Walla ce Ward M Stewart and Gene W1se Exh•b•l on Baseball Scflres Bv Un1ted Press tnternat•onal Detro t S Ch Wh te Sox 2 St L ou s 4 Kan C ty 1 Atlanta S Bos ton 3 Toronto 15 Montrea l 14 c nc nna1 3 N Y Mets 1 San Fran 9 Oak land J Ch• Cub!. 13 Mtlwa~,Jke e 6 Houst or 11 T exas 9 NY Yankees 5 Bait o Ptltsburgh 4 Ph Ia 1 Sea ttl e 8 Cle ¥eland 1 Cal I 10 LOS Ange les 1 San 0 ego 6 M nn 3 Bnan Sports Transactions Bv Untfed Press lnlernattona l Sunday Ba se ball New Yor k. (NL) - Dentures 111 Oa kland - Acqu red nf elder M Kc Adams trom !he Ch cago Cubs on wav ers Chtc ago I ALl Opt on ed ou tr •el der Thad Bosle y anct f tr st bi'lsem en M ke Squ•res to Iowa and re turned ou tt e ld er A rt Ji'lmes and catcher Larry Doby Johnson t o sam e club Na med Sam Ha r ston as bullpen coach one or lwo da\S Ont or 1wo da y fu ll dt'mutt ~ r rvtc r ranml~ & rei For Co mplete Information Call nr~ Opt oned catch er Lu s Rosado to Ttdewa ter o f the Jnter na tt onal League and r eturned nfte der Sergo Ferrer to same cl ub C omplrlt upper & lowt'r FREE 1-800-282-6410 Out!ld; O~j~ roil Fm I .oo:-Uu-.78 ( ull todrn f or 1 our I ree ( UJH Dr. Ronald ERiviere~ o/ !J r Rn li,f! \ •IJr A J 11/}JftrWI/\ f' b r()( hllff' R1 v1cre .,IKhll • l tf C "' ftnl llr ( J \ 1 mhtt111h II• '-' IJ Ktmb•ll f)r J (_ M•rph (c.: ntu ()49 I l 1v m g~ t o n Among the most hazardous occ upatiOns a1 e those of deep sea d1vcr and littl e league • 1\vt.: lolumbu \ HOST DINNER MIDDLEPORT -Mr and Mrs Denver R1ce Broadway St entertamed Easter Sun day With a dmner party hononng the1r son Bill on his birthday !\ decorated cake was serv cod followmg the turkey dmner A!tending were LeWIS Ham < Mr and Mrs Kenneth HarriS David and Ken ny George Harns, Sr and Mrs Eula R1ce Friday Mr and Mrs LewiS HarriS had a dinner for B1U wtth his mother Mrs Denver R1ce and h1s grandmother Mrs Eula R1ce attending 1978 NAC GREMLIN X If you think driving should be fun, this is your car! SON BORN POMEROY-Mr and Mrs Barry A The1ss are announcmg the b1rth of a son Matthew Alan, born March 28 at the Mt Home Air Force Base Hospital m Idaho The baby weighed etght pounds 13 ounces Mr and Mrs Theiss have a daughlA!r, SWcey Irene, three Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Gerald M1 chael Syracuse, and Hoger and Betty Theiss Rllctne Bestctes betng a t\eck of a lol of fu n lo dr<ve lhe spo rt y new 1978 Grem l tn X ts also a rll tghty ve rsar tc and surpr< s111gl y welt dressed ca • The versalil ly IS provided !Jy Gremlm X s u n que w tde ' htghly mmeuverable and easy to t1andle tn c ttv tra fft c And becau se of ts extra w e tg ht a ncl Wtdth Gremltn IS nght at horne o n the h ghway 100 Sleet !Jelle d radtals a fron1 sway bar and fr o n t d sc hrakes are a lso s ta ~dard to enha n ce your d rl v tng pl easure You even get your chotce plen ly ot peopl e and cargo roo m pl us easy of 1wo slandarct t'nQHies A htghty so phiS itcated t~t..:cess 4 cylmd er eng ne or f yo u w ant a I ttle more power d 6 cyl nde r eng tn e for load tng and unl o a(lin g ln stde Gre mlin X has a sport steenng whee m.. DAUGHTER BORN POMEROY-Mr and Mrs 1 Harold Bnnker of Pomeroy are announcing the birth of a daughter, Amanda Lee, born , at the Holzer Medical Center, ct~rrlll!r wiHlrt IVIIIJa ble ~ ctr~tl per Mllrch 24 The infant weighed W!!tk Uy MotiJf HuuLe where Clrrler seven pounds, three ounc:ee "'I'VIIt' not ltvlll•blt Om• mtlf!Ul f.ICJ Hv 111 11 Oll t~ arltl W y 11 Gnilldparents are Mr and f Jill Yl'lu It! 00 Su: monU111 Mrs William Hubbard, t JI M1 rt ru mont Ita ' 7 oo Syracuse and Mr and Mrs ~d.litwhert t2fl 00 yi!N r Sb: f1Wf1lh$ fi J GQ Tftrer, 11 linttla 17 ~0 John Bacon, Pomeroy Mr f:iub~T!ptl)/ prke lnclutlt1 St~n<laiy Tt llt'....Stntll rl and Ml'li Brlnlter have a son, Scott , age four des•gn fo ld d o wn re ar seat and ex tta Wid e ltft wmd ow Featuws tha t g•ve you 111 F'.di torial POOne m:m7 Sel.'tltwt c:lua pw-tase paid at Pomeroy Ohlu Natl001l •dvert11ing reprwnIMllve Ward (1 riff!th Cun!pllny Inc BotU 1tiUarid G1ILIKhtr Div m Th.lr <f Avt Ntw York NV 1001 7 Su]lli(_rJpt!t~ t .-.~. Dtllvtnct by missed 1t he sa1d Generally speakmg, I m pleased I m a lit Ue let down There s really not much you can sa) He sa1d the $22 000 he won IS a pretty good check and 1t puts me m good position to make the top 60 (on the money hst ) Dave Eichelberger and Wally Armstron~ eac h had a 2-over par 74 Sundav and fm1shed m a group of mne golfers at 3-under Cratg Stadler took fourth place at 4-under Most of the top gol!ers on the oour skipped the $240,000 GGO e1ther to rest up for the Masters or to get m some practiCe rounds at the Augusta Nahonal course DB \I S Pumeroy Ohio ~781 Buail~eu OfUt't Phone ms CWrt St I was surprised as heck I tJL ck~t sea ts and mtenor tnm 1n Lev1 s fabnc a 1 ewly styl ed tn strume nt pa 1e l w t11 bru shed And Iheres one more th mg aboul G•eml 111 X yo u re really go111g lo en JOY II s a tremendo us a lumtllUtn overlay Ex tr a 0Utet InsulatiOn and a color keyed l u/ly carpeted lntenor- tn cl udtng th e r a rgo com partm en t But 1ke w e sad th e fun o f Gremln X tS 111 th e (!rJI/lllQ Natura lly tts subco mp act stze makes tt va lu e fo r the money Bec w se we ve m en tJO rre d pl us Ihe exclustve coverage of AM C s Buye r ProleCilon Plan •s standa rd rl AMC GAU.IPOLJS, OHIO • Reds wm 6th mrow LAKELAND,Fla iUPI IThe Cincmnati Reds will oppose the Detroit f~gers tomght m hope of stretching their wm streak to seven m windmg up the Grape Frwt play m F1onda The Reds Will complete the sprmg trammg games on the road home opposmg the Tigers at Columbus Ohw Tuesday mght Cmcmnat1 w1il open the Natwnal League season at Riverfront Stadmm before a capac1ty audience Thursday afternoon The Reds will entertam the Houston Astros The Reds and the T1gers both won m Sunday exh1b1\10n play w1th C1ncmnat1 gettmg wtth three h1l' 111 the fu ' t a 3-1 wm over the New York seve n mmngs ~lule wa lking Mets m the !mal exhibitiOn one and st r tkmg out stx game at Lopez F1eld m 1 he Mets only run came Tampa wh1le Detroit off Murray 111 Ute mnth when defeatmg the Chicago While Steve Henderson drew a walk So x at Sarasota to stretch UJ open the mmng .1nd IHter their record to 17~ scored on pmchhittcr f d Jack Billingham traded by • Krnncpool s sacrifiCe fl) the Reds durmg the wmter A double uy Dave Coll111 s pitched seven shutout mnmgs acqmrL'<I by the Hcds from before ) 1eldmg two runs m Sc,lttle m the orr season the e1ghth m the Detrmt wm drove home CtrKmnatJ s ftrst Bill Bonham Doug B<nr and two runs m the lhtrd wmng Dale Murray stopped the off Mets starter Jerry Mets w1th four hits Koosma n Jolmny Bench s Bonham a 29 year old homer m the fourth unnn~ nghthander acqwred from ac counted for the Heds nly the Cubs dunng the off otl r1 Jun season blanked the Mets Struthers AAA girls champ • COLUMBUS I UP II N"nrv W1lhams no longer lacks recogmt10n William s Co lumbu s Hartley s :HI tumor forward who had played m the shadow of teammate Am) PaUay the past two years earned a bundle of 1t Saturday m the title game of the g ~rl s Class AA State Basketball rournament Pallay was still very much a factor Saturday but 1t was Williams wbo rallied Hartley to 511-56 VIctory 01 er Sprmg boro rwnmg a record selling 30-pomt performance by the Panthers Amy Tucker W1lliams scored 21 of her 31 pomts m the second half mcludmg 10 m a rowdurmg a 1~-pomt Hartley run early m the !mal period and wound up bemg selected the most va luable player Struthers captured the AAA champ1onsh1p w1th a 58~6 w1n over Middletown behind Bonme Beachy s 2!i pomts wh1le Ada wtth Lynne Coe leadmg the way beat Old Washmgton Buckeye Trail ~ 1-39 for the Class A title Pallay and Williams who combmed for 47 p01 nts pro\ed to be Just a shade too much for Sprmgboro and Tucker who scored 70 pomts 1n her team s two games We fo\lowed our game plan to the letter sa1d Hawk Coach Beth Con" ay who has now gu1ded Hartley to two stall! l1tles m the three years of the tournament We were completely w1llmg to let Amy Tucker have her pomts and soop the rest of the team We knew that she couldn t HUNTINGTON W Va beat us herself , but we could (UP! I - Na gg mg winds beat ourselves by tr) mg to failed to disturb Scott DaviS stop her We duln t want of Marshall UmverSily m Nancy (Williams 1 m foul capturmg the Nmth Annual trouble Marshall lnVItatwnal Golf As 1t turned out Tucker Tournament Saturday was the onl) Spn ngboro In a fi eld of I~ teams the pla yer 10 double figure Unlvers1ty of Kentucky scor111g fm1shed f1rst Hartley s 15 straight po1nls Dav1s was among just two overcdme a 48-40 Spr111gboro golfers to f1re an even par 72 lead and although the 111 the !mal 18 holes of the two Panth ers fou ght back to day event at the Guyan Golf w1thm one couldn t get the and Tenn1s Club A semor big ba ske~ to tie when Tern who had never won a Dorse y m1 ssed w1th 20 tournament he flrUshed w1th seconds to go a one-over-par total of 217 Beach y Struthers UP! aftl!r rounds of 72 and 73 on AAA co-player of the year Friday was held to only seven pomts Ralph Landrum of the Um m the first half by vcrSity of Kentucky who Middletown s tough zone competes this week m the Masters Tournament m Atlanta placed second with rounds of 73 72 and 74 for a total of 219 Bob Sparks of Ohio Umver stly who had 70 and 72 to lead gmng mto Saturday s round, carded 77 for 219 Landrum was second after Sparks three-putted the second hole of a playoff Tom Rogan of M1am1 YOU'LL FIND Uruvers1ty (Ohio) was fourth w1th 71-7>74-220 and Mickey ALL AT THE Ray of Kentucky was fifth FRIENDLY With 7~77 73-220 ONE! Defendmg champion John Cook of OhiO State was e1ghth w1th 223 after rounds of 73 75 and 75 Kentucky won the team event w1th a I 120 closely followed by Ohio State with 1 1121 and Ohio University A"' you o member of With I 122 the do ot yourself oet 1 Wildcats claim MU tourney defense But as she hHs dtd m both of the Wi ldcats regwna l games Beachy hHd a b1g second half scor111g 18 pomts and was pi cked the MVP You can only st< p tha 1 g~rl so lo ng said Struthers Coach Dick Prest When 1t gets down to the rntty.;( ntty we re gomg to go to her She s my bread and butter Beachy !"1ce 1mssed the front end of one and-Qne free thro" s1tuatwns 111 the dosmg mmute but lu t a pmr wtth 12 seconds remamm g to 1ce the wm for Struthers The game was the last fu• Prest as Struthers coach The same as AI McGu ir e sa1d Prest referrt ng to the form er Marquette Um1crs11y coach If he can ret1r e a ~ nmer I can ret1re a wm ner The Class A conwst was light until earl m the fourth Prevention IS the best policy FOR VOUNG DRIVERS Young men and women oft en ask why they have to more for th e r pay automobil e nsu r ance Dn vers In the r teens and earlie r !went es cause fa r more than the 1r shar e of traff ic acc1dents Reports the Na t10na Safe ty Counc I 7 8 per ce nt of all motortsls are ?4 years of age or under ye t these youthf ul ope rator s ar e nvol ved as dnvers m 38 6 per cent of all acet dents qu lltCI "hen Ati l s c ul n Ill tllld JS\\ e1 ~d pomt.., Jl ~1ke a 44 31 lead Buckc1c I• 111 whtch loot 23 g IJJJ I.!"i f0r U1 e f u st t11 t' HI overc.t me om: I n ~ dr \ spdJ m dw 11 Hlfllll h ill< ttnrd qutrl• J t t btt k m l 1 g true but oul dn t r!t 1t 1~am Coe d 5 10 st ruor st:uJed l t pumts md \\ ' ' \ ot d 1ht' m( st I 1iuabie pill I Ill cJ I W< jii SI pl i)l I ' I game sa1d Ad l Co llil Sha iOII P1tts ! hey pia)< I us llHl n t o mfl n and th tt made 1\ e ISler for Coe Pi tts called ;qn mng the titl e l1ke an 1\me it can d.1 e,un You v. m k hdr l u1d ' ou wtll sm ..:ecd Bu<kC) < Tnil o 1< h DaH IJnn who hIS ttl\ lu st..a r te1s hHr k nPxl "'C ttSJn bl uned lllCX'J)CrH lif C [ur h!S l r('l l ll s loss TEAM CLEAN' yom• own carp1!ts At do~~ yourself prwesI lNT OUf' RtriSlNVIi l 11, development com peten c e and the rlghl attitudes mc!udt n g a p o~t tt ve approa ch to th at 1 h !ii h 1~ t q ;u d ~ ~~~~~ "" ou t ot t<~ r pt ~ il rl e 10b p ole s o 11 tleon e $ chtuge lptD 1! u rl ell dull a s lot .. e1m tc, J ~ <~'>ea 110 ph(I(~ "'" ~ I IIMSE VAC c u••tu 'n cu.u . rt ' I Ill,_ C prevented That s why we 1 ~~"· O~ CIJI delen stve drtvtng Our agen c y prov de s ftnan c a pr ote ct on and serv ce n case of ace dents mvolv ng young dr vers bu t many of th ese ace dent s can be llh t:o 11 pat: I ca pr.t deat 09 11o1d ot and 37 3 per cent of all fata l m tshaps A great m an y youn g peop le are sktlled respons ble dr ve r s Obvtously th ough qu fe a few are not There s no su bs! l ute for I tou rrw1nf>nt Renllor only s150 p el ilo ur SAYRE HARDWARE say prevention ts th e best pol tcy 8822525 12~ MAIN DALE C. WARNER NEW HAVEN, 992 l 143 W VA W Matn Pomeroy If 10, welcome to the local headquarters for ,. your bulidong and "' model1ng noodo The Fnendly Onol eve ry featu re RIVERSIDE AMC-JEEP 195 UPPER RIVER RD. Hawks 124, Nets 113 John Drew s 13 fourthquarter pomts helped-Atlanta defeat New Jersey and pull the Hawks 21'. games ahead of idle New Or leans m a b1d for the !mal Eastern Conference playoff spot Knicks 114, Bullets 109 Ray Williams scored all I~ of his pomts m the fourth quarter and Lonrue Shelton and Bob McAdoo poured In 25 pomts ap1ece to clmch a playoff spot for New York M1tch Kupchak led the Bullets w1th 30 pomts Nuggets 109, Rockets 100 Dan Issei h1t for 22 pomts and Ra lph Simpson scored a seasonhigh 21 to lead Denver to an easy v1ctory over Houston and a berth m the playoffs Calvm Murphy had 32 for the Rockets Bucks 129 Pistons 121 Marques Johnson s SIX pomts m the !mal tw o mmutes allowed Milwaukee to hold off InJUry riddled Detroit and keep alive 1ts b1d for a spot m the playoffs The Bucks wm killed the playoff hopes of both Detroit and the Ch1cago Bulls Spurs Ill 76ers 107 George Gervm and Larry Kcnon scored 20 pomts each UJ lead San Antomo 01 er Ph1ladelph1a The S1xers were led by George MtCmrus 27 pomts and Doug Collms 25 Suns 105, Warriors 99 Paul Westphal scored tl ol his 'll pomts m the fourth quarter to rally Phoen\X over Golden Sta ill All f1ve Suns starters scored m double figures to offset the Wamors attack led by R1ck Barry w1th 3t and Phil Smith w1th 30 Supersonics 101 Trail Blazers 86 Bruce Seals came off the bench to scare 1~ pomts 111 the second half as the Somes overcame a 45-'12 halftime defiCit Gus Williams led Seattle w1th 29 pomts Lakers 133 Kansas City 127 Lou Hudson scored a seasonhigh 30 1 pomts and Kareem Abaul Jabbar contributed 31 to spark Los Angeles w1thin one victor) of clmchmg a playoff berth m the Western Conference • 992 • 7155 14' S Third Sl M<ddtoport 0 "Sft me for car, 00., hft, health and busioess IDSUraDCe~ M '· ~·· POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK co. The Department Store of Btuldrng Siflf f' 1915 992-5500 or 992-5100 �... . ., • 4- The Daily Senline!, Middlepo~-Pomeroy ; 0., Monday . April3, 1978 Norma Amsbary elected Beta Sigma Phi leader POMEROY-Mrs. :-l o nn~ · Amsbctry was clt•dcd prt.•si- denl of Preceptor Beta i3l•ta · Cha pter of B<'la Stgn\a Phi Sorority at lilt Thu rS<lay rtig ht meett ng held at llw Metgs Inn. Other offil'ers l'iel'led wert• An n . Hupt>, \tl"t.' prestdt.•n t; Hose St.sson, rl'Cortl tng secretary : n~..~va Vaughan , corn•spun dtn g ~t'l' r t'lar y : Cl arice Krauttcr. treasure r: and ~ell!C IJruwn . t•rty counci l represenl<illl'l' The gtrl of the year wa ~ st..·k·d~d by stlent volt• IIOUIH.'Cd <:!lld at an~ Clllll Ua] wtll be the Founder 's Dtn dmner tu be held at lite ·Sportsman m 1\thens. 6::10 p.m on Apnl ~i . Acouples ' party was set fur Apri lS at 7 p.m at the home of Mrs. Lillian Moore with the soctal comnuttt•t.• tv furrush the meat a nd all of lht• nwmbers to l<lke eovered: display were scrapbooks of dishes. The ritual tea will be mater ial of historica l held un April 20 at 7: 30 at the significance belonging to home of Mrs. Rupe; and un Ft·c'() -Biaeltnar. · Apnl 13 ther·e will be a country store wtth t11e place to be -~ - - -·- - -.. - ..-,. a nnoun ced 1Hl l' r'. . All · members w·c urged to r un- 1. 1 tribute. 1 1 On Ma y 28 the chapter Will ' hold a dance at Ruval Oak . . Pa rk from 7 to II p.'m. with · I (;eorge Hall at the organ. The . MONDAY dmll'e wtll be open to lite RA CINE Chapter 134, OES, pubh l' with proceeds to go regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. toward the special project for Monday at temp le. Dues tilt:' Ml·i gs County Pioneer - must be paid. and I-hston cHI Society. JIM VENNARI, Cincinnati Th e p r og r a m wa s Re<l Scout, will be at the presented by Mrs . Koberla Drew Webster Post 39, (f Rrtrn and Tamt Simonton American Legion Home, at on Me1gs Coun ty families. 7: 30p.m. Monday to address Mrs . O'llrren read a letter youngsters interested in the wri tten by Gr:acc Horton American Legion baseba ll wh1rh she hitd oiJtatned from program sponsored by the Mrs. Clara Locha rv . On Pomerov and Middleport post s. High school coaches and teams have been invited to attend the sesson, and coaches of the Legion team will be pr esent. SALEM ClcNTER PTA, Monday , 7: 30 p.m. at the sc hool. Patrolma n Jim Sheet.> will speak on safety and there will be a play, "The Case of the Mi ss in g Homework " by the sixth grade. Refreshment.' will be served . PER BAG MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY · - - - - •R•.V• A• l •U•E•C•O•M• P•A•R•IS•O•N•C •H•A•R•T- - - • 1 R·volu e- I I 21 I I I I 31 II I I 41 , U .S. FIBER ROCK WOOl FIBER GlASS The~e ...,olu e!l ore for on e inch of loo se ·fill insulation . City Ice & Fuel Co. 224 1st Street I. 1 I I,~. t { ~. A I (:"-.. 'i .. ~< I ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ II I, l J • .I Point Pleasant (304) 675-2460 ':f? ,,,,.. SOUT HERN At hletic t Boosters Monday 7: 30p.m. at high school. Plans for fool· baU. basketba ll banquet will be made. FRYERS CHUNK To The Borie CHICKEN THIGHS ........................ • .. .. . CHU NK SUP E RIOR . SUPERIOR 69c FRANKIES ~···················~····~:::·. 79~ CUT UP FRYERS 53c 2 39 SIZZLEAN STRIPS ................ ~ .:·~. '1 MIXED FRYER PARTS...........-•.. J~:..49~ HAM SALAD .........................~~. '1 49 Pound SWIFT ""'"""""'"""'""" Pound Pound HOMEMADE PRODUCE VALUES KENNIBEC FANCY SEED POTATOES Ohio. The Grande Chorale was formed by years ago. Mem ber~tip is by audition only and the group is responsible for its own ruusil'al ar rangements, coslwnes, lighting and scenic design . Ross IS r~sSIJcifl t l' prq fes.~~ r of music at Rio Grande. Reserva tions for the dinner a nd concert rna y be nwcl e by phoning Rio Grande College and Community Coll ege. 245-'i353, ext. m. The Rio Grande College and Community College r. r·a111le Chon rle wlro will present their fourth annual dinner theater concert Smurrlay, April Bare, front row, I to r, Jeff Lewi s, David Moo re, pavid Cnu lley, non Wothc , Mike Wigg lesworth , George Thompson, Stuart Cornell , Ma lt Mueller. Doug Borsich. Back row, Ito r, Debbie Linn , (jbby Smyser, l' <111la Huldi n;m. Hita C''lllcy, Deb Swank, Jamiesue Mcilwain , Jeanelle PLANS CONCERT - The Grande Chorale, fresh from a Florida tour DiSIIeyworld, will present its spri ng dinner theat er concert at Ri o Grande College and Corrununily College Saturday , April R. "Step Into Our Spotlight" is the theme for the Chorale's fo urth annual produ ction of secular, sacred, country and popular music. A prime rib din ner will be served at 7 p.m. with the concert scheduled to start al9 p.m. Tickets for both the dinner and performance a re $7 each . r or those who wa n[ to see the concert only, tickets are $2 for adul ts and $1 for ctuldren . The 17 member student group, under the direction of Merlyn Ross. recently returned !rum a 12 day concert lour in Florida which included presentation s rn the Tampa, Orlando and Lakeland areas as well as Disne)11'nrld . Si ll!'!' September the group has performed for more than laO,OOO people t hro u~h nu L ana performances at '3'' 18 COUNT PAK FRESH RIPE PAK FANCY TOMATOES WASHI NGTON SALE WESTERN . PEARS ..................~ FOR 50 LBS. CARROTS.............. 2FoR 99¢ FLORIDA RED OR GOLDEN DEI.ICIOUS 79¢ 39¢ 49* PASCAL CELERY.............~r.A.L~... At Well Flavored Prices APPLES ..................... AFOR .79¢· ONIONS ......................~.l~.s~~9¢ YELLOW s roRrs • c•Rot NAtFOOOSTO RES, Jijeilli1•]~1 MAXWELl HOUSE - - - · - --- ... lo arl anU of the unclersta n· di ng molller to whom the fa titer gave complete cu~lody uf the child, who late r be c am e fam ous a n d r·cspeded for lli.1 arllstic genius. Tile books deals wtlh the !rustr·c-ttions of ii wornm t torn between loyall y Lu ht•r husband and her smt. Mrs. Philson displa yt•tl SUIII t! work s o£ greHl ill't t~t~ The Uni!ed Met hodi st Women of the Athens Di stri ct will hold their annual spring spiritual life retreat at Camp Mrs. lw bert Rolt , a leader OPTOMETRIST in th e Lay Witn ess OFFICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12,2 to S I CLOSE I Movemen t, will lead th e AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT ret reatand hasehosenas her ST POMEROY . I theme, "Something Is Going -~•••••••••••••••••.-.•••••••-' On Here.'' She will be accompanied by Mrs. Robert Sherlock, who will lead the singing . Regi>'lration fee of $2 I Nonreturnable ) should be sent Lo Mrs. Everett Mowery , 12770 Pleasant Valley Road , flockbridge, Ohio, 43149 by April 10. The ba lance of the total fee of $7.50 which includes lodging , meals on Saturda y, and registration, may be paid un arrivaL The rate for only Saturday is $:> and S2 for only • friday night. Beginning with a potluck · supper Friday even ing, the ladies will gather in the lodge at Camp Otterbein at 6 p.m. Heated cabins will be available for over night lodging . Ladies are asked to bring bed li nens and blan kets, Bible and notebook, and a covered dish for friday night. To reach Camp Ott erbein take Rt. 33 SQUth of Logan to Rt . 328, turn west. and follow the signs. $ 1 • • RUTLAND-Or . Nan Mykcl of the Mental Hea lth Center was spea ker at a meeting of the llulland Firemen's AIIXiliary held at the firehouse. Mrs. Margaret Edwar·ds had the devotions and Bill Brown , a firemen, met with . the ~r o up to requ es t assisl<lnce from the auxiliary with food to be served at the Area Firemen 's Associati on meeting to 1M! held April1 9. Plans were made for the Auxiliary to have a table at UlC flea market of the American Legion in April. At the February meeting of the group, Ca rl Hysell, Jr., juvenile probation offi cer, was guest speaker. TIME CHANGED The meeting of the Mid"dleport Garden Club scheduled for tonight has been .changed until April 1?. lb a....,.,.. ,4/B.n s )J QA£5 • CARDINAl fOOD SJORf S "'"' 11\l'JIIb(.'r~ . Hcfn•-,htllL'rll.o.; by Mr s. T1 tus <'0 \'en•d ~~ VAUGHAN'S • ''"~ ~~~ wJtil 111!·11] ;;t.]~ I 11ur ~ n ~ ! , m,! ~ i 9c~• lb U Ol!lg &olfn • 1817 8 ,. QoM tl C..nlirlF Ra u l ll lll t 5!DtH OO I~ Of> CAROtl~ A! I# 0!12 11100 09 SIORLS rts t l~~ ,.... _. -···5 4 - .toll P\,RlOISI 0. 0 ~ t;; - - - · - -- · FLOUR :t wink . l <~ hl t• ~ z at td 0 <tt r;n ,l ~t'· lllen t of pmk stlk nt<.; i''i \\111d1 l"L' Ili (' I'C'd 6C t.'l ,. !'- t'l vpd flt !lll wtth t2=~ GO l D MEDA l s ynt prtl hy tht• t'itlb o 00 IC'"OII'Nt Mrs. Hobc11 F 1s hc r pn•sidL'(I ct t tlw ll lt:\'tmg ;wrl il'd 111 tll i' club coiled. A letl(•r uf thanks was rl'a d f r utn I ll(' fanuly of Mrs .. it . M Slu•r11Ui rt for tl w florrtl Jllt'l't' ttnd of ~ <X Good •I CIIICIIMI fhtn l 8!111 St11•111 work. For roll ca11 ll ll'llllwrs answcrl'd ~n U t Utl' I Will e of u fru nous .f l'W l'Xpr esswn s ; sss9~• Ce n ~~~~ silt' had madl' \1 rs I· t!-. ltl'l lli"CSit!Pd at the coffee ~ t ' l ­ ,·trt.• . Nex l ntt'PIIIII.! \~Ill br tJ /1 hl' un 1\ ptt l I ~ at ';" :wlt.r tl. ~1 1 the ltouu· Hf J\tr~ llun )]d Sfmer. $219~ I omot "nil ..,,I n etlt'f!"'n un• < ""1'0" toll fttr,.,l, TURN TEN - Kenda and Kelly Rizer, twin granddn u ~h te rs uf Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rizer of naC'lne' observed their lOth birthdays Thursday a l their llactne home. Ice cream <md ca ke were enjoyed by the lwtns and several friends . I I I 2 ~::::~.71",,~' ,' '~ ,g= ('ra htr(•t.' , L'hns Wa.lder. rmd explamed tn det:n l tlu' Ill· lrtt'i lf'l('S !lSSOl' l<l( (•d Wt ! h Cirt front Retreat set fior Apn'j . ~:;~ !~' •.,. COFFEE . Mrs. Philson reviews book Dr. Mykel ·gives 14/k 16 West Washington, Athen s BOS TON BUTT Cut USDA GRADE "A'' WHOLE ····N···w····co···M--P--T-ON···o o···, g:,\~~;;il ~u~~d "[,.l"'g""· • INTRODUCING AVAilABLE ONLY AT VAUGHAN'S CARDINAL MI DDLEPORT --" My Name is A;;hcr Lev " by TUESDAY XI (;AMMA MU Chapter , Otaii-n Potok was revicwcll Beta Sigma Phi Sorority , 7:30 by Mrs. Ben Phi lson at the Tuesday at the home of Mrs . Wedn es day af t e r noon Ca rol McCullough. Cultural meeting uf the Middleport report will be given by l.ynn IJterary Club. The story Shuler and Susan IJa er. Kay l<lkes place 111 Brookl yn and is Atkins and Jane Daggett will about ll1c life of a Jewish be hostesses. Girl of the year d1ild with great arllstic abil i· "ill be elected. Members arc Ly and a genius In his ability remi nded to l<lke a loy for the to interpret all fonns of art. servtce project. In her review. Mrs. Philson told of the father's inabil ity to SUTTON TO WNSH l p undersl<lnd his son's devoti on trustees Tuesday, B p.m. at Syracuse Municipa l Building. POMEROY Chamber of Temple. Commerce Tuesday at noo n POMEROY CHAPTER 186, at Meigs Inn. Speaker will be o.E..s. Tuesday , "1: 4'"p.m. at George Arnott . tl p M · T · le omeroy asontc emMIDDLEPORT LODGE pie: Initiati on will be held and 363, F. and A. M., 7:30 Tues- offtcers are asked to wear day t\tght at the Masonic lhetr gow ns. ' • SMOKED PICNIC ............:•••••• ;:~ 79~ PORK ROAST. ••••••••.•••••.••••••••'~~· . •J 09 PORK STEAK••••••.••.•••••••••• ,...~8~. •119 ECKRICH BOLOGNA.~ ..... ~ ........L.s~.•139 BRAUNSCHWEIGER ................ ~~~ 79e Meat 'Prices COUNTRY PRIDE CHICKEN Social Calendar·II Senco · Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation 01 I I I 'I 11 I 5---The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday , April3. 1978 IN.I"'.\ .LCl='-- • ' ~ FACIAL TISSUE GROCERY SHELF SPECIALS G~od .t Ctrd!MI fl <ntl ll ue Swu WHITE or ASSORTED FAMILY BROWNIE MIX ....................... ~:·••• '1 19 oz. BLUEBERRY MUFFIN MIX....................~:.....79e 200-Ct . ....o::::~l1 SliPHS . C A~OI N Al FOOOSTf\Rf S Box . IN THE Ml GI we have the electrical mining cable inventories to helP you get h.ack Into lull production. fast our huge stocks are available for Immediate delivery and include: TRA/L/16 CABLES, ROUND AID FLIT W'S AID B·BC'S !'DRTABU POWER I COITROL CABLES MilE POWER FEEDER· TYPE 8-BC SHOYEL CABLE· TYI'E SHD·BC our service to the mining Industry Is always on a24~hour-7-day aweek basis. SKIPPY STA' PUF 4 4 DERMASSAGE 22 oz . Botttt AFTER 5 PM OR ON WEEKEIDS 800/323-8187 on • <<'ullU" '"" lamolr 28 ~ $1'' ~ tit t ~ Ol eo, <X h,.......ttn e o 01Jtld II C..""-! ft orRI 8 1 ~1 S<ntn OO ·~OS :;::; ~t!t!I!J~o~· il:o CARDINAli~~ or Whole KQrnelr 16-oz . Cans ' p RY VALU VALLEY FARM SOUR CREAM DIPS " ... GRADE~"' 59~ OOl H • ... l ' ~.?.: MRAFT SLICED MOZZARELLA IL MEDIUM EGGS HOOOOOOOO LITE LIIIE SLICES ...... HOH•. H 6 '" ' ........ . f'lo.y 8 0 RDEN '"' 89' . . .... ,, . . f'k g Gallon GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .............................. "'~\\ Sl ORlS - • CAROl NAlfOOOSIO RES Jije~ITU:el:l MilKY WAY-SNICKERS-3 MUS KETEE RS CANDY BARS lomlt Ontl w ot l'l e_,., UU~ COU\KHI .... f• ml"ir 6-Ct BO.RDENS KRAFT UNiiWEETINED . t 7S' 75' , 64 01 oo"'" $ , •• AMERICAN $INGLES 12 ·01 Pkg $ P~g . 09 ~411n • i 79c; GlKICI .. ~ fll a u l BIYI Sto•- " o 00 10 0& t;; c•RO INAll# SUNOl WHIP TOPPING ........... ....:......... :~-;; 55' ROYAL CROWN COLA OR DIET RITE Lb . Pkg . LIMIT TWO AT - IDA TRfi.T REO .. CRI NKlE ALL OTHERS KRAFT CUT FRENCH FRIES .......... 5 ~:Q 99c '1.09 MAC& CHEESE 3 FOR 89~ e&35 cochran Rd•• 1""'1 nn• .,.. -·~· 99• CALL COLLECT (216) 248·7500 t;; X3·lllifl·]:l POTATO.BUDS CREAMY or CRUNCHY PEANUT~~~· 891 FABRIC SOFTENER 15$ oH .............: .:·~::~~·. '1 ' DISHWASHING DETERGENT•••••••••••••••••••••••••69e JOAN OF ARC • Cream Style it 1Jc Off Labot l'!i O!i BETTY CROCKER 13 111 TO OUR CUSTOMERS 00 '""'"""'lrfr DUNCAN HINES DUNCAN HINES ~ ~4'1!1 17 5 KEEBLER U...ll - ..... . . . , -c...-..--~ ZEST ACRACKERS li"''' o,.. ~''"' Cotf!M 0"1 CO UjW!n ! * ~~ 18·•n. 8o• 49c. �... . ., • 4- The Daily Senline!, Middlepo~-Pomeroy ; 0., Monday . April3, 1978 Norma Amsbary elected Beta Sigma Phi leader POMEROY-Mrs. :-l o nn~ · Amsbctry was clt•dcd prt.•si- denl of Preceptor Beta i3l•ta · Cha pter of B<'la Stgn\a Phi Sorority at lilt Thu rS<lay rtig ht meett ng held at llw Metgs Inn. Other offil'ers l'iel'led wert• An n . Hupt>, \tl"t.' prestdt.•n t; Hose St.sson, rl'Cortl tng secretary : n~..~va Vaughan , corn•spun dtn g ~t'l' r t'lar y : Cl arice Krauttcr. treasure r: and ~ell!C IJruwn . t•rty counci l represenl<illl'l' The gtrl of the year wa ~ st..·k·d~d by stlent volt• IIOUIH.'Cd <:!lld at an~ Clllll Ua] wtll be the Founder 's Dtn dmner tu be held at lite ·Sportsman m 1\thens. 6::10 p.m on Apnl ~i . Acouples ' party was set fur Apri lS at 7 p.m at the home of Mrs. Lillian Moore with the soctal comnuttt•t.• tv furrush the meat a nd all of lht• nwmbers to l<lke eovered: display were scrapbooks of dishes. The ritual tea will be mater ial of historica l held un April 20 at 7: 30 at the significance belonging to home of Mrs. Rupe; and un Ft·c'() -Biaeltnar. · Apnl 13 ther·e will be a country store wtth t11e place to be -~ - - -·- - -.. - ..-,. a nnoun ced 1Hl l' r'. . All · members w·c urged to r un- 1. 1 tribute. 1 1 On Ma y 28 the chapter Will ' hold a dance at Ruval Oak . . Pa rk from 7 to II p.'m. with · I (;eorge Hall at the organ. The . MONDAY dmll'e wtll be open to lite RA CINE Chapter 134, OES, pubh l' with proceeds to go regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. toward the special project for Monday at temp le. Dues tilt:' Ml·i gs County Pioneer - must be paid. and I-hston cHI Society. JIM VENNARI, Cincinnati Th e p r og r a m wa s Re<l Scout, will be at the presented by Mrs . Koberla Drew Webster Post 39, (f Rrtrn and Tamt Simonton American Legion Home, at on Me1gs Coun ty families. 7: 30p.m. Monday to address Mrs . O'llrren read a letter youngsters interested in the wri tten by Gr:acc Horton American Legion baseba ll wh1rh she hitd oiJtatned from program sponsored by the Mrs. Clara Locha rv . On Pomerov and Middleport post s. High school coaches and teams have been invited to attend the sesson, and coaches of the Legion team will be pr esent. SALEM ClcNTER PTA, Monday , 7: 30 p.m. at the sc hool. Patrolma n Jim Sheet.> will speak on safety and there will be a play, "The Case of the Mi ss in g Homework " by the sixth grade. Refreshment.' will be served . PER BAG MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY · - - - - •R•.V• A• l •U•E•C•O•M• P•A•R•IS•O•N•C •H•A•R•T- - - • 1 R·volu e- I I 21 I I I I 31 II I I 41 , U .S. FIBER ROCK WOOl FIBER GlASS The~e ...,olu e!l ore for on e inch of loo se ·fill insulation . City Ice & Fuel Co. 224 1st Street I. 1 I I,~. t { ~. A I (:"-.. 'i .. ~< I ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ II I, l J • .I Point Pleasant (304) 675-2460 ':f? ,,,,.. SOUT HERN At hletic t Boosters Monday 7: 30p.m. at high school. Plans for fool· baU. basketba ll banquet will be made. FRYERS CHUNK To The Borie CHICKEN THIGHS ........................ • .. .. . CHU NK SUP E RIOR . SUPERIOR 69c FRANKIES ~···················~····~:::·. 79~ CUT UP FRYERS 53c 2 39 SIZZLEAN STRIPS ................ ~ .:·~. '1 MIXED FRYER PARTS...........-•.. J~:..49~ HAM SALAD .........................~~. '1 49 Pound SWIFT ""'"""""'"""'""" Pound Pound HOMEMADE PRODUCE VALUES KENNIBEC FANCY SEED POTATOES Ohio. The Grande Chorale was formed by years ago. Mem ber~tip is by audition only and the group is responsible for its own ruusil'al ar rangements, coslwnes, lighting and scenic design . Ross IS r~sSIJcifl t l' prq fes.~~ r of music at Rio Grande. Reserva tions for the dinner a nd concert rna y be nwcl e by phoning Rio Grande College and Community Coll ege. 245-'i353, ext. m. The Rio Grande College and Community College r. r·a111le Chon rle wlro will present their fourth annual dinner theater concert Smurrlay, April Bare, front row, I to r, Jeff Lewi s, David Moo re, pavid Cnu lley, non Wothc , Mike Wigg lesworth , George Thompson, Stuart Cornell , Ma lt Mueller. Doug Borsich. Back row, Ito r, Debbie Linn , (jbby Smyser, l' <111la Huldi n;m. Hita C''lllcy, Deb Swank, Jamiesue Mcilwain , Jeanelle PLANS CONCERT - The Grande Chorale, fresh from a Florida tour DiSIIeyworld, will present its spri ng dinner theat er concert at Ri o Grande College and Corrununily College Saturday , April R. "Step Into Our Spotlight" is the theme for the Chorale's fo urth annual produ ction of secular, sacred, country and popular music. A prime rib din ner will be served at 7 p.m. with the concert scheduled to start al9 p.m. Tickets for both the dinner and performance a re $7 each . r or those who wa n[ to see the concert only, tickets are $2 for adul ts and $1 for ctuldren . The 17 member student group, under the direction of Merlyn Ross. recently returned !rum a 12 day concert lour in Florida which included presentation s rn the Tampa, Orlando and Lakeland areas as well as Disne)11'nrld . Si ll!'!' September the group has performed for more than laO,OOO people t hro u~h nu L ana performances at '3'' 18 COUNT PAK FRESH RIPE PAK FANCY TOMATOES WASHI NGTON SALE WESTERN . PEARS ..................~ FOR 50 LBS. CARROTS.............. 2FoR 99¢ FLORIDA RED OR GOLDEN DEI.ICIOUS 79¢ 39¢ 49* PASCAL CELERY.............~r.A.L~... At Well Flavored Prices APPLES ..................... AFOR .79¢· ONIONS ......................~.l~.s~~9¢ YELLOW s roRrs • c•Rot NAtFOOOSTO RES, Jijeilli1•]~1 MAXWELl HOUSE - - - · - --- ... lo arl anU of the unclersta n· di ng molller to whom the fa titer gave complete cu~lody uf the child, who late r be c am e fam ous a n d r·cspeded for lli.1 arllstic genius. Tile books deals wtlh the !rustr·c-ttions of ii wornm t torn between loyall y Lu ht•r husband and her smt. Mrs. Philson displa yt•tl SUIII t! work s o£ greHl ill't t~t~ The Uni!ed Met hodi st Women of the Athens Di stri ct will hold their annual spring spiritual life retreat at Camp Mrs. lw bert Rolt , a leader OPTOMETRIST in th e Lay Witn ess OFFICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12,2 to S I CLOSE I Movemen t, will lead th e AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT ret reatand hasehosenas her ST POMEROY . I theme, "Something Is Going -~•••••••••••••••••.-.•••••••-' On Here.'' She will be accompanied by Mrs. Robert Sherlock, who will lead the singing . Regi>'lration fee of $2 I Nonreturnable ) should be sent Lo Mrs. Everett Mowery , 12770 Pleasant Valley Road , flockbridge, Ohio, 43149 by April 10. The ba lance of the total fee of $7.50 which includes lodging , meals on Saturda y, and registration, may be paid un arrivaL The rate for only Saturday is $:> and S2 for only • friday night. Beginning with a potluck · supper Friday even ing, the ladies will gather in the lodge at Camp Otterbein at 6 p.m. Heated cabins will be available for over night lodging . Ladies are asked to bring bed li nens and blan kets, Bible and notebook, and a covered dish for friday night. To reach Camp Ott erbein take Rt. 33 SQUth of Logan to Rt . 328, turn west. and follow the signs. $ 1 • • RUTLAND-Or . Nan Mykcl of the Mental Hea lth Center was spea ker at a meeting of the llulland Firemen's AIIXiliary held at the firehouse. Mrs. Margaret Edwar·ds had the devotions and Bill Brown , a firemen, met with . the ~r o up to requ es t assisl<lnce from the auxiliary with food to be served at the Area Firemen 's Associati on meeting to 1M! held April1 9. Plans were made for the Auxiliary to have a table at UlC flea market of the American Legion in April. At the February meeting of the group, Ca rl Hysell, Jr., juvenile probation offi cer, was guest speaker. TIME CHANGED The meeting of the Mid"dleport Garden Club scheduled for tonight has been .changed until April 1?. lb a....,.,.. ,4/B.n s )J QA£5 • CARDINAl fOOD SJORf S "'"' 11\l'JIIb(.'r~ . Hcfn•-,htllL'rll.o.; by Mr s. T1 tus <'0 \'en•d ~~ VAUGHAN'S • ''"~ ~~~ wJtil 111!·11] ;;t.]~ I 11ur ~ n ~ ! , m,! ~ i 9c~• lb U Ol!lg &olfn • 1817 8 ,. QoM tl C..nlirlF Ra u l ll lll t 5!DtH OO I~ Of> CAROtl~ A! I# 0!12 11100 09 SIORLS rts t l~~ ,.... _. -···5 4 - .toll P\,RlOISI 0. 0 ~ t;; - - - · - -- · FLOUR :t wink . l <~ hl t• ~ z at td 0 <tt r;n ,l ~t'· lllen t of pmk stlk nt<.; i''i \\111d1 l"L' Ili (' I'C'd 6C t.'l ,. !'- t'l vpd flt !lll wtth t2=~ GO l D MEDA l s ynt prtl hy tht• t'itlb o 00 IC'"OII'Nt Mrs. Hobc11 F 1s hc r pn•sidL'(I ct t tlw ll lt:\'tmg ;wrl il'd 111 tll i' club coiled. A letl(•r uf thanks was rl'a d f r utn I ll(' fanuly of Mrs .. it . M Slu•r11Ui rt for tl w florrtl Jllt'l't' ttnd of ~ <X Good •I CIIICIIMI fhtn l 8!111 St11•111 work. For roll ca11 ll ll'llllwrs answcrl'd ~n U t Utl' I Will e of u fru nous .f l'W l'Xpr esswn s ; sss9~• Ce n ~~~~ silt' had madl' \1 rs I· t!-. ltl'l lli"CSit!Pd at the coffee ~ t ' l ­ ,·trt.• . Nex l ntt'PIIIII.! \~Ill br tJ /1 hl' un 1\ ptt l I ~ at ';" :wlt.r tl. ~1 1 the ltouu· Hf J\tr~ llun )]d Sfmer. $219~ I omot "nil ..,,I n etlt'f!"'n un• < ""1'0" toll fttr,.,l, TURN TEN - Kenda and Kelly Rizer, twin granddn u ~h te rs uf Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rizer of naC'lne' observed their lOth birthdays Thursday a l their llactne home. Ice cream <md ca ke were enjoyed by the lwtns and several friends . I I I 2 ~::::~.71",,~' ,' '~ ,g= ('ra htr(•t.' , L'hns Wa.lder. rmd explamed tn det:n l tlu' Ill· lrtt'i lf'l('S !lSSOl' l<l( (•d Wt ! h Cirt front Retreat set fior Apn'j . ~:;~ !~' •.,. COFFEE . Mrs. Philson reviews book Dr. Mykel ·gives 14/k 16 West Washington, Athen s BOS TON BUTT Cut USDA GRADE "A'' WHOLE ····N···w····co···M--P--T-ON···o o···, g:,\~~;;il ~u~~d "[,.l"'g""· • INTRODUCING AVAilABLE ONLY AT VAUGHAN'S CARDINAL MI DDLEPORT --" My Name is A;;hcr Lev " by TUESDAY XI (;AMMA MU Chapter , Otaii-n Potok was revicwcll Beta Sigma Phi Sorority , 7:30 by Mrs. Ben Phi lson at the Tuesday at the home of Mrs . Wedn es day af t e r noon Ca rol McCullough. Cultural meeting uf the Middleport report will be given by l.ynn IJterary Club. The story Shuler and Susan IJa er. Kay l<lkes place 111 Brookl yn and is Atkins and Jane Daggett will about ll1c life of a Jewish be hostesses. Girl of the year d1ild with great arllstic abil i· "ill be elected. Members arc Ly and a genius In his ability remi nded to l<lke a loy for the to interpret all fonns of art. servtce project. In her review. Mrs. Philson told of the father's inabil ity to SUTTON TO WNSH l p undersl<lnd his son's devoti on trustees Tuesday, B p.m. at Syracuse Municipa l Building. POMEROY Chamber of Temple. Commerce Tuesday at noo n POMEROY CHAPTER 186, at Meigs Inn. Speaker will be o.E..s. Tuesday , "1: 4'"p.m. at George Arnott . tl p M · T · le omeroy asontc emMIDDLEPORT LODGE pie: Initiati on will be held and 363, F. and A. M., 7:30 Tues- offtcers are asked to wear day t\tght at the Masonic lhetr gow ns. ' • SMOKED PICNIC ............:•••••• ;:~ 79~ PORK ROAST. ••••••••.•••••.••••••••'~~· . •J 09 PORK STEAK••••••.••.•••••••••• ,...~8~. •119 ECKRICH BOLOGNA.~ ..... ~ ........L.s~.•139 BRAUNSCHWEIGER ................ ~~~ 79e Meat 'Prices COUNTRY PRIDE CHICKEN Social Calendar·II Senco · Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation 01 I I I 'I 11 I 5---The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday , April3. 1978 IN.I"'.\ .LCl='-- • ' ~ FACIAL TISSUE GROCERY SHELF SPECIALS G~od .t Ctrd!MI fl <ntl ll ue Swu WHITE or ASSORTED FAMILY BROWNIE MIX ....................... ~:·••• '1 19 oz. BLUEBERRY MUFFIN MIX....................~:.....79e 200-Ct . ....o::::~l1 SliPHS . C A~OI N Al FOOOSTf\Rf S Box . IN THE Ml GI we have the electrical mining cable inventories to helP you get h.ack Into lull production. fast our huge stocks are available for Immediate delivery and include: TRA/L/16 CABLES, ROUND AID FLIT W'S AID B·BC'S !'DRTABU POWER I COITROL CABLES MilE POWER FEEDER· TYPE 8-BC SHOYEL CABLE· TYI'E SHD·BC our service to the mining Industry Is always on a24~hour-7-day aweek basis. SKIPPY STA' PUF 4 4 DERMASSAGE 22 oz . Botttt AFTER 5 PM OR ON WEEKEIDS 800/323-8187 on • <<'ullU" '"" lamolr 28 ~ $1'' ~ tit t ~ Ol eo, <X h,.......ttn e o 01Jtld II C..""-! ft orRI 8 1 ~1 S<ntn OO ·~OS :;::; ~t!t!I!J~o~· il:o CARDINAli~~ or Whole KQrnelr 16-oz . Cans ' p RY VALU VALLEY FARM SOUR CREAM DIPS " ... GRADE~"' 59~ OOl H • ... l ' ~.?.: MRAFT SLICED MOZZARELLA IL MEDIUM EGGS HOOOOOOOO LITE LIIIE SLICES ...... HOH•. H 6 '" ' ........ . f'lo.y 8 0 RDEN '"' 89' . . .... ,, . . f'k g Gallon GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .............................. "'~\\ Sl ORlS - • CAROl NAlfOOOSIO RES Jije~ITU:el:l MilKY WAY-SNICKERS-3 MUS KETEE RS CANDY BARS lomlt Ontl w ot l'l e_,., UU~ COU\KHI .... f• ml"ir 6-Ct BO.RDENS KRAFT UNiiWEETINED . t 7S' 75' , 64 01 oo"'" $ , •• AMERICAN $INGLES 12 ·01 Pkg $ P~g . 09 ~411n • i 79c; GlKICI .. ~ fll a u l BIYI Sto•- " o 00 10 0& t;; c•RO INAll# SUNOl WHIP TOPPING ........... ....:......... :~-;; 55' ROYAL CROWN COLA OR DIET RITE Lb . Pkg . LIMIT TWO AT - IDA TRfi.T REO .. CRI NKlE ALL OTHERS KRAFT CUT FRENCH FRIES .......... 5 ~:Q 99c '1.09 MAC& CHEESE 3 FOR 89~ e&35 cochran Rd•• 1""'1 nn• .,.. -·~· 99• CALL COLLECT (216) 248·7500 t;; X3·lllifl·]:l POTATO.BUDS CREAMY or CRUNCHY PEANUT~~~· 891 FABRIC SOFTENER 15$ oH .............: .:·~::~~·. '1 ' DISHWASHING DETERGENT•••••••••••••••••••••••••69e JOAN OF ARC • Cream Style it 1Jc Off Labot l'!i O!i BETTY CROCKER 13 111 TO OUR CUSTOMERS 00 '""'"""'lrfr DUNCAN HINES DUNCAN HINES ~ ~4'1!1 17 5 KEEBLER U...ll - ..... . . . , -c...-..--~ ZEST ACRACKERS li"''' o,.. ~''"' Cotf!M 0"1 CO UjW!n ! * ~~ 18·•n. 8o• 49c. �7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Monday, April 3, 1978 &- fhe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, April3, 1978 Tuesday, Apri l 4 ASTRO•GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol Permancnlmembers of the U.N. Security Cound l are: China , France, the U.S .S.R., the United Kingdom, and the National Library Week April 2-6 u.s. April 4. 1~ 18 Bf' rllt'·ll lor many luc ky l)rt' d~ S lll<JI CP me y l ur Wd \ !) USHl("',S w 1se 111 tht' yP ar atlcad Ttlf' y c.ou ro cn rnc an cl yo 1n ;t tl as ll <;,o IJl ' IHl'Pd'E'<I to ac t Jllii11Nh Mt-. lv ARIE S (Marc h 11·Ap ril 19[ You II tlf' 1nvohlNI 1n a btJ S II WS~ Si(u(l tiOn IOd ay ltl<\1 w on I ht• co nduc leU alona co,went iOII.il t1n es vr t 11 wd r w n rll. to y n u1 \)cnc ltl F1nll o ut to wh o n1 YOII I f' ro mafli iC illly !'~ lll l r d IJ\' se nll! nq fo r YOUI co py o t A s t ra Films are highly popular The capacity t.O loan 16mm movies and rum strips is probably the most exciting new service that the libraries have added in the pa st two c urnv en t ro ad n tock s CAN C ER • (June 11-July Kt'('P ' . Z1) )I OU I SOC IJ I cal en<Jdr o pen locl ay A c;pur -o l · !t1e mul rll:'n l lflVI!dti OII co uld lut n years, and one that library trustees have wanted for a long time. It is a reality now throu gh a contract with OVAL and is offered free to Popularity contest winners ff there were an award for Gra p·/l Lf'ller Mi'l1l 50 ce nts lot '' Most Asked-For Library ea c h iHJd a IOnQ . ~el l Books" it would have gone to alldr e::.:.c l.l s tarnl) e<l Pnvrt o pe "Roots" and " The Grass is to A str o- G rd pt1 P 0 Bo " tl89 Always Greener over the Ratlio Crl y Sta l! on N Y 100 19 Septic Tank" in 1977. This Bt.• ::.u re to ~ p ecily b11 th SIQil TA URU S (Apr;l 10· May 10) f o. shows clearly what library day th ere <H l' SO lilt:' unusual and bookmobile staff have twne ht s fo r you tllrouylr a known for a long time. Any prutn f' r shq) ;:urangernent wl!h book that is made into a an assoc 1atf' ·,o, , don t nor· movie or is· mentioned on a m all y dPAI Wtltl GEMINI [ Ma~ 11-June 10) ll.s - program on television will be card o ld mPHlOds d yo u rc asked for ten times more ~ IY I Ili CCI by tl elfl ys t ~'-f h esll often than a noth er title . a ppt Oi".1C il('S \Otldy IO hel p Cl l · Books at the libraries that SUPER PROTECTION WITHOUT THE BELT. have recently been made into " Anna shows include Karenina ," <~ The Dain Curse~ " "Th e Trees" an~ "The Town , and "The Hobb it. " Librarian Susan Fleshman thinks that this co· operation between books and programs is good for th e library. " People get in· terested in a show and then like to read about what they have seen. It encourages reading and people can enjoy both the program ai1d the book .'' Books in the mailbox For people living in the country , good boo ks a nd enjoyable reading are as close as their ma ilbox. Rural 3 SSOC iilf Cd WIHI the IO Ci rlent YIRG O (Aug . 13· Se pl. 21) ro ut e box-holde rs rece ive YOlJ rc tw tlt' ' f'(lut ppe cl to ddy catalogs that let them borrow lo handle :-,1 l tJdi 10 t15 o t a rnen t::~l paperback books through th e lld l lHC t11an y o u c~ r c to crwe mail. The system is set up so wt1tl Dhys •cal ones Der1 1 1n that the books can be Idea<; wtwr f' IJOJ'J rbl f' rece iv ed and retu rne d LIBRA (Se p1 23-0 c l. 131 Some L EO (Ju ly 23- Aug . 22) A n u11t: • net 1t•d <.u1 p 11 · f' co rnes th roug h a lam rl y con tac tt m1 ay Th erP 15 c;ornr lh lnfJ o l rn al cll a l v.=tlur ~- -- - ----- --·-- --------. 125¢ I I I I I I Rl'l.lllt·r 25¢ OFF on any size box of KOTEX' BELTLESS MAXI PADS. for j)lflrll\'' \l,l\tt1 r·n1 r·nd {lo.t· • ! hr~tOUpOnlo 1\ l!ll 'i!. 't',(i,PI-.(,,tpot t,llrOn , Bo' 2. ( lu1l••rl lrt\\o t l.!'' 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H · · I bt.• ~ 1101 ~ lfll.J !UIIIU II UW SAGITTARIU S (Nov 13 -0ec 21 ) Yo w l)f •c, t 1Liea~ rome l till cty I I wh e n you qe t oft to a qu•et Don 1 fo rg e t abou t th (' SfHK tuary yOU/ o w n h OnlP o tl crc; CAP RICORN iDee. 11·Jan . 19[ You may be hedr!n<] ' tr om a place by I I your~r-11 tn cnd 1ot1ay ab out an td!'a he nas thai co ul<l 111 votve you ben though 11 ~jO und s a l11tl 0 far Ou!. tlea f h11n out AQUARIUS [Jan: 10-Feb. 19) la nv luc l\ I S w ork tng on yo ur I 2S"' I m NC l~r Icou i'0,\1 ~ __ I I2 I I ~ - - - - --- ------------ - - ~ maror Qoats 10dav bu t yo u mu<;t ac t l a s t to t.Jk e advantage o f h('r e ll o r l ~ St'e wo n 1 s tay very lo ng PIS CES (Feb . 1D-March 10) You Clip out the cou pon above and save 25q- on the KOTEX Beltless M ax i Pad. Our maxi pad gives you the super security and super protection of a belted nJpk in without the unco mfortJblc belts and pins. KOTEX Beltless MJxi Pads are super abso rben t ju ~t like super napkin s. So they're p erfect for even yo ur hc.:w i e~t _flo\y days. • you r own s pcc ral wa ys o t handl 1ng t h 1ng ~ today Employ I hem no mdi! Pr ~ro w unu su al !h ev dPPettr wdl And our maxi pads have l\·VO strips of adh es ive instead of one. So you can be as free Jnd acti ve as you like. Plus KOTEX Beltless Maxi 1\ !Cis give yo u an extra mea~ urc of sec urity: a specially dc~ ign ccl wrap-around shi eld th at helps prevent side <,tai ning. The KOTE X Bcltless Maxi f\1cl . Super seC urity and super protecti on w ithout the belt. hdv e On Jun e 1:1, 1974, an anny euup leu by Cui. Ibrahim ai H<tmidi seized the governrncnt of Yemen. "Info to Go" is :theme the public. The fibns, mostly . entertainment and general interest titles between six and 54 minutes in length, are listed in catalog·s aviiilable at 1 the libraries. They need to be booked at least four days in advance of use because they are sent , to Meigs County from a central !ibn library In Caldwell. A !ibn projector can also be borrowed. The libraries have made ex· tensive use of the fibns In children's programs and will show a program of Ambrose Bierce fibns for adults on April 20th . In 1977, 303 films were borrowed by people in Meigs County, and were shown to audiences that totalled 21,397 1 Good quality films and easy access to them adds up to a very popular library service. without cost to th e reader. The Pomeroy -Middl eport Libraries contract with the Ohio Vall ey Area Libraries to provide thi s se rvice to Meigs County . Anyone can pi ck up a Ma il-A-Book catalog at the libra ries, if they are inlerested in using thi s handy way of borro wing books. . of National ·j "I'm sorry, we don't have that book here, but we can try to get it for you fr01hnoth er library." When one of the library staff says that sh e Is offering to help you with an interlibrary loan. That is when a local library borrows a book from another county or from the State Library in Columbus. No library can them a gift. Attending were have every book and inMr. and Mrs. Russell Roush , terlibrary loan helps libraries Cindy, Edward , Mr. and Mrs. share their holdings. In 1977 Eddie Hupp , Mr. and Mrs. Meigs libraries borrowed Arnold Hupp, Mr. and Mrs. from other libraries 134 times Ronald Russell, 1'fandy and for people in this county. Michael , Mt-. and Mrs. and Mrs. Dana Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons. They They were presented gifts and money. Sending gifts were Mr s. Edna Roush, Warren Rose and Da vid Roush . Sensational Buys At Down-to-Earth Prices! Great Wall Transferr<xl to a map of the United States, the 1.500-mile Great Wall of Chi na would reach soulh and westward from Washi ngton.O.C. pa st Chatta nuoga w1d Memphi s. Tenn. [:! Jltl Sh reveport, I.a., and ~l i the way across Te xas ' \ Save m .9s 69 w-Tools Reg . 5109.90 95 5 into New Mexico. w-tools Model 1455 • The · "bnghltd ea m a 6-way ad)uslable cleanr • Oayltghl Headl •gl linds dtrl tn darkest corners • Top · Ftlhng disposable du st bag avotds clogging • Exclus ive 6-way Dial -A-Nap · lowes! nap to • deepesl shag ~ AIKM TliE FlOOR ClEANING HD.S INCLI.a:O WITH Til PRtCt • ' Q .c:m TI1es c three boo kmobile employes have been with th e unit since il began some 12 years agu. From the left are Elladerie Watson, Lou ise Brewer and Bob Pi ckett. CHECK THIS OUT! Check out Pete Seeger or Dolly Parton! You can do It at the libraries, when· stenu albums . are available for loan. You can also borrow Wlnnle·1ht•· Pooh, Th e Ea gle s and many other groups . Check it out. We re yuu aware that library se rvi ce in Meigs County is available from such locations as Tuppers Plain s Dairy Bar, _ Syrac use Swimming Poo l, Chesler Methorli;t Church and Harine find Hutland banks? How can l tbrary service be provlftcd in so many different areas of the 1 c.:vun ty a nd from such unusual sites? Easy ~ the Mrigs - Jackson - Vinton Counties Boo kmobile. '"llle bookmubil e's role is to ex tend library services to those Meigs Count y residents that live outsi de of the Pomeroy·Middleport area ," says Ann e Mashin tc, fl ead Libra ri an of thr Meigs· Jackso n-Vinton Co unt ies Bookmobile. In or der l o reach the greatest number uf peo ple posstbte bookmobile service is co ncent rated 111 the r0111· muniucs of Chester . ltactnc , i{utland , Hee dsvill e. Syra cuse and Tuppers Plains. The Boo km obi le makes bi -weekly stops in these commu niti es. spe nding one- half to nne and a half hou rs in each loc ation Churches, ba nks, post off ices i.tnd o1hrr communi ty meeting plal'es arc de s)gn aicd HS buokmolllle stups because of their easy aecesstbillty. ·· we never wke a book· !llobilc.s1op fur gr,.nted, Ms. Ma shtni c tlOints out. We arc constantly lookmg at ou r bookm obil e stops and evaluating ·them in terms uf our pt~tmu S. We want to make certai n J,hat bookmu bi[ (· s. rvire IS b(,ing provided at t)le rno~t l'onvenient times ami !ocflt ions.'' t'utTcntly, the book mobile · st.aff is in 1he process of eva luatin g the towns and villages served by the bookmobile through a co mmunity People helping people Without a conscientious and helpful staff a li brary isn't much more than ah unorganized pile of books. The people at the libraries 111 Pomeroy and Middleport who keep the books organized. answer qu estions and brin g the libraries to life are rea l publ ic servants. Agnes Dix on is starting her fourt een th year a t the Pomeroy Li brary as a library assistant. At the Middleport Library the lady you meet behind the circulation des k is Christina Grueser. l>(ho has been workin g since 19H. Huth Powers,'llf Middleport , works at the libraries fu ll -time . The ne west libra ry assistant IS Madhu Malhotra, a native of Agra, Indi a. Roy Ebli n works as malnt enance man for both li brary bui ldings. Susa n Fl es hman, as libranan , works with all the s1aff As library services grow and change over the years the staff grow• too . as they continue to leam how to better serve the publi c with the in form ation and enjoyment a vailable in library materials . J Si1irlcy Huston, left, Syracuse, points out lllc locati on of her residence to Donru1 Bun ch. bookmobil e staff member as a part of the community a ru~lysi s project being car ried out by th e bookmobile person nel. Mr s. Huston, a bookm obile patron, picks up her books from the unit at the Syracuse swin1ming pool slop . analysis project . The in· !ormation rece ived from this survey will he lp the book· mobile staff in developing librH ry services that bt•lt er mecl the needs of Mr1~s County residents. The B oo km o bi l e's co ll ection is a n already existin g r efleclion of the needs ami interests of its p<~lr ons. Th e :15 foot traveling libra ry is well stocked with books un such topics as ga rdening , cooking, crafts and horne re pairs . Mystery , we>tcrn. science fi ction and romance titles arc also found in lafge quantities on the boo kmobile. The most recent addition to the bookmobil e is ·an ex· tensive assortment of easyto ·rea d pa mphlets. The pam phlets , whi ch were .. • • ·way Otai-A-Nap · adJusts to deep-clean illll)tle htughts . '. t---- -·------,______.:,.__! Bookmobile. brings library service to many different areas lllloGtii440 \ I I Reg. '79.95 ... l l l National Library Week April 2-6. Here in Meigs Co unty information is always ready to go at the PomeroyMiddleport Public Libraries and Meigs-Jackson-Vinton Counties Bookmobile. The two library providers ar e part of llle Ohio Valley ~ Area Libraries (OVAL) a library service organi ?,ation headquartered in Wellston. Through llle efforts of OVAL II member libraries work togelller l.o provide a wide range of library services to U1e re sidents of southeastern Ohio. A mail-a-book program, fiim lending project and interlibrary loan service are e><amples of the coopera tion that is taking place among OV AI. libranes. Bookpwbile service is still anoth er cooperati ve eff or t made possible through the OV AI. orga ni ?,ation . Two OVAL bookmobiles serve the counties of Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs , Pike and Vinton . The count ies of.Meigs, Jackson, and Vinton receive their bookmobile servi ce ···· through a contract with OVAL with the libraries pa yin g a portion of the overall cost . In creasing and ever-improving li brary services are being provided to Meigs County residents through the cooperation of the Pomeroy-Middleport Libraries and OVAL. I .$5995 et~~!! I I I 1 . Save '2000 IVIn Shags • Huge top·hlling diiPOIIble dull bag pre11tn1s clogs • Ouai·Acllon fd~e l<luntr carrtes strong IU C!Ion nghl up to lhe bU tbDirds That's because he's still listed ,as just "Michael W. Leon' : in the telephone directory. There 's· no mention of hjs wife Joan . Nor their three teenagers . After all, don't they deserve their own listings? · _Well now you can let everybody know about the great thmgs happening in your life with the new edition of your telephone directory . It's going to press soon. So if you're about to make any changes or add a dual name listing now's the time to do it. ' Just call our business office and find out what the charges are, if any. l I I to Library Fairview News Notes Mn;. Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Bush, Denise Talbott of Portland were Easter dinner guesis of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel , Tim and Sid. Mr . and Mrs. Gary Miller and children of Bellvue, brought Wilda Lawson to her hom e and spenl Easte r weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson . Other guesls were Mrs. Cindy dau ghter, Morri s and Michelle, Mr . and Mrs . Bob Lawson and Cathy . Mr. and Mrs . Homer Warn er were East er guests of Mrs. Pea rl Norris. Mrs. Russell Roush entertained wi!h a party in hono r of her hu sb an d, Russell , and d1lughter, Cindy , who celebrated birthdays Monday evening. They were presented cakes by Sharon Hupp and Nancy Hussell and Roberta Lewi s also presnted ~~--~~~-~~-~--~~~~~~ From Library 1ntu !>U rne1t1mg 1a llie 1 ex ct tmy prf1 t! y t,mc.. v •, 11111 1nq a i)O ill ~ ~ tak 1ng pt :tu· tort;Jy w11tl <;O rlle 0 1\J IPCIH'Iqut•'J J'OIJ tla<.l lf t1 1; ro uld p1 0..,. f 1 r11Q illy pi ol ltat; le SCO RP IO (Oc l . 14-Nov 11) A pl(;'d 'odll ! O.,Ulj)fl '.f> 1!::, Ill S !fJ ! P 10 1 yuu'>OU dl ly ld ~- t · advantaq! ' of 1t Ttr 1!". Sd ll l P o ppo rl uii ' I Y W( )l\ 1 National Library Week donuted by area ex t~n si on on the bookmobile. All a offices, offer such topics as pa tron has to do is request 1he so1l conservation, vegetable specifi c title or inform ation ga rdening, sewin g and child he or she needs. The book· care. The bookmobil e staff mobil e staff will then obtain fin ds that no mailer what the the material through Ohio topi c or title, paperback Uni versit y and mail it books remain lhe continual directl y to the patron. The Meigs . .J ac i<Son . favorit es of boo kmobile Vint on Counties Bookmobil e patrons. Current best-sellers, the residents of Meigs affords ca reer tools, and large pr int Co unl y with the opportunity boo ks designed for the visually ha ndica pped a re still to receive the traditi onal ot he r rea din g materia ls library ser vices found at found un the Meigs· Jackson· the Pomeroy • Middleport Vinton Co unties Bookmobile. Libraries in a non·lraditional If all this isn't enough - setting, so remember - the in ter lib ra ry loan se rvice next tinlC you find the need between Ohi o Valley Area for library se rvices they may Lib ra ri es and Ohio be as cl ose as your nearest University provides pa trons bank, post office, or swimwith information unavailabl e ming pool! • ,..--t-..-..-..-..---....- ----· _,...__ _ _ _ II •' It's free, it's open 95'0 hours a week and it's bigger than a breadbox. If you guessed the Pomeroy-Middleport Libraries you are a JSOiutely right. A quick look at the public libraries show what they can offer. They are places where you can ask questions , refer to encyclopedias , check genealogy books, borrow magazines , re cords, films, pamphl e~ and even books. And the libraries are open a wide range of hours in order to suit everyone's schedule. The Middleport Library is open from 10 :30 to 5: 110 six days a week. You can· visit the Ponreroy-bbrary betwee n 10:30 and 8:00p.m. on weekd ays, 10 :30 and 5:00 on Saturday and 2:00 and 4:30 on Sunday . And if you need to call them it's 992-571 3 for the Midd leport Ubrary and 992-5813 :~::n~~:~::_ ______ j r ~~--- ·-·-------·--·-. . -·--.. I Library scrv1cc s in Mc1~s count) <trt' lh(· r(•spon,ibtilt; <•f tile Ho.mt "I 11 •N • til e Pomeroy-Middleport Lrbranes Tlu~ ts a M ei~s sl·,·erHllt>mUer gt'~>UP ~'Pimln tt:d h~ Il ,.f ~. !I!·· ·r!' !£1 1'~ ar~·l I'atn \till..., )\ as vice.nrcsidcnt. With UJC other trustcf's, Charles lllakesll'C. ll" <llld:t f .li!m. i'••n \1ul"'' ' " and Theodore H(.'t'ti , Jr ., the; llll'd In'!Otitl~ t ( 1 Jc tl'!'fliHlL' budgt>l a\lilf library !X)licies and t(l plun frll' lhe t·nnununttun and l'X f' Ci n<;lilll ,,f ~ til o~tlt~lls, ,,, 1'\ 1!"\\ r !l"t'1t.t· llt 1r :tt 1 \ service . The library board mlrmmst t'r~ a.hwt~t·t s uppil \~l lll•,..,lJ) In ' ' '\!•rnw 111•111 rtr· \ intangibles lax uJ llt.·t'ted tn ~1 eit-:st·,,u nty In l~ri7lhl· trw. ti't·s l1:td t ' 0~! r 111 t, \ ,. I lilt to spend on library sen' ll't!~ f ;JJ'.l'a(.'h ~1'5\lflln tltt.' l'llll llty Th·tt• v..~ ;, <~d<l' 1 cents per La pita in ful)(.lri supph"d frm11 fm1·s . l!lfL.., and Uw ( )hio \'alit·~ \11 ., J.r ., :jf 1t" ll U1is money were distrilmtl'd th ro~g h the cou~;t~ ''Ul'h tK"rsun t'11U\d t.Juy nu Ill-'!~" ·t. tl· • l• small paperbr.~ck buok . But the hbt ill'~ tru..;ll'i'" <~dmiiH.'>Lt·r the funft~ --~ th<~ 1 ,,,.~, \ \ i i ~ l tll(lll~ provide li braries and a Uooklll(lbtll' Ill wtt1 d1 lh •us;mr\s of llo11ks :tlld n·:ll·\ staff time can be shart:d b! t.'\l'r~urw The board mcn1bcrs ('Ull linUl' l fl \\ ilfk 11l ll't ttll' puh]i(' krtu~\ ;tb .. ttl servkcs offered . I.ibr;.n ic~ dll' pru\' Jlkd for Un· ~~ ·ud of th t nUJtt \ ttllrl ' ' r·r··, r t kn ow how they can bend It from tht·m 11m! Julft Ill ,II' t 1 1 >.j I m usnw tlu•m J'(''ipt•n-;rbh _.._..._.._...._..,_.. _.._..._.._.w_.,_.._...~_., , -~--- •,....._... ,_.., .._, .....-. · --··- ,__.. ,,_. ''"' In 1977 at the libraries more than children borrowed books, while on ·the bookmobile kids were by far the heaviest borrowers, In the Cllunt y as a woolt, 118,885 books were borrowed. That 's about six volum es for everyone in the county . Books on dinosaurs, horses an d motorbik es are still strong favorit es with kids of boih sexes. Adults are the' heaviest novel readers and also ask frequently for books " Hundreds of cats thousan ds of cats'" wt ll Hppcar in Otu u L1bra n c~ Utts summ er as children p::~r­ ti cipate in the statcw tde surnnwr rt':H !In~.: rl uh 'I tw Ltlt'II H' ft~r thb ~t'ar's n:>:Hiuu: PI'IIJ..:f'r:llll ptctun• ( 'nls" b~ foru snl '''l bt"•k ' l tlllil/l WandH ( ;.u.;. t)w nf ll'dl\ INGELS FURNITURE . (iji=t I06 t-4 2nd lin . MiddltJI(Irl, Otllo ' GEnERAL TELEPHOnE . Mrs. Alice Ada'rns , P.ert'and, right, a bookmobile patron, lB greeted ~Y Fae Reibel , left , and Sharon Buffington, as sh e ret111'1111 books and prepares to go on(o the bookmobile to pick up ,more selecUons. \ I I .J honor NC!twn cli of l. tb rary Wrrk the .l1 c1gs l. tbn-u:,. tru stt'C'5 hit\"1' !llilkl' il desi~n H!ed llllllk :\pn l Month . No H'i .'-;11-Ftnl' fHH.' !-i will lw hH~'t' .'>p 1'1"J;d d lll<tti-;l IJ111lk 1'1 k nl 'I • f.,! .'iiH']\f b<tck to thl' n\'t'J' it ltl kt..•<i :]\)[1'\, :1Jtd lilt!\ lt.i\"t ' (J, l'dUJ'!t mutt er !tow long thr~ hd\'l' been O\JCrd ul' ThiS 1s ~~ t ht 'lll spc cwl fratutt• llhlitl"lt'S [ulltlil llJl IJu,lk' Clll'O Ur~~t' rk~IJ.:rtl·d people lo Ill !'l'tlll'll bt 1 bPtlklnt;hr.le "' bt~nks \\htd1 l)·t'\ no ~:til .\ Th t' p llhlt1· 1:- i.l .ktd !u chargt>d f(lr b,.o k!-t lm,ught llbr;:~ r i i'S , tht·\ 1~ llll~'·d [It f· Vt•qoill' I 1 1 .,j\JJPI 11\'tll'.li.'. :\n ;n t"i!i "f ~ 1 '> t <Hl! lil1ritf\ b1.111h lit'' ·L,J t'll]l•l rr ill Fines rolled back In ,j,·~ll'l:l'd I" IWllill~~· 1)•11 <t ~~111Hj fl11/ l'f :u 11! [H']j 1\rl' Ill \pil l 1 tJ1 I I"' '' I 11 It•\ l It I )I I I· '! •' "IIJllrr:• i. II I r • J)l, ·t til \114 :d). 1 't"lll 'I \1t'll'~ l·u ' I ! ,. II' i p, ' , \r ( Ill If 't!'" I ~.t. f" 1 11 I'' It 1•.t,, d!~trlh\1/'1'1 rlttl '>II" lJI\IJ•!I,J \~ S'l1t01r! I•, I ":t\' ;n1d P;rr\1 .1 1 t'ullr11\ ,. happen at a confrrc11 c< 111 Columbus on S('p tembt·t' ~0. 21 and 22. when members of the public, lt brary tru ste•~" · and librury staff will dtsC'us.l the future of \tbrari e-; tn Ohtt' It is bein~ cnllerl a WhtJ(• House C'u nfcrence be Lau~ t~ represcntntiv cs \\til bP cho sen fr om t111s '>l.ttr IJli'Ptlllg t n l(tt !tJ \\1 ~1Shlllt11•·11 Ul 1~ 7') r!ll' ft' dtS(' II~S tht'll" \\llh n;tt111ntd thl'~ Jtbr:ln h•adt' l " \\Ill IH'!'r\S ;tnd "llll t tl \..' l'rt'SJ d ent a1 ;1 c'nn frr<'nl't' llldd £' Up uf pl1 ~>Pil' <Ill uve r Arnt' !'ll'3 Mc1 gs ( 'uun!~ rcsu!ent s t'<lll ~1H rt l o t akl' pnrt in tiH' "i(' lllt't'tlllg~ !'>tlllll A lllllll ,·,tnf,-n,., tt1.,k •1· I•;, .. j lt 1! I" ;n .l,wkvm ilfl ' . 1 llt!t l 'f'•·ph·\\h i \\t i:tl)l~ 1 W• l11 !hi>.;! l!]fl'l!'[l t· t lh ~';tl\1.~ 'it ;tl\i!lJI h~·dult-d Oi l !' !11 ( 'nltll\lhll . . . ilfl' II! t.:· .[f, l't•ntlu: t Librn1v !IH• !Jl1'.'f>HJ<t dtlHJn' fpf I ' I I : mtn llH' \ihntr~ p,.,n,·r • lh1~ . . J, • 'J I that tell how to mak e crafts or how to use and ·repair ma chi nes and appliances. The libraries constantly look for worthwhile boo[(, in th ese area s, and have bought titles on welding, chain saw use, masonry; ·quilting, caMing, house plans and ~nile-making to fill demands . The Cllntinuing signs show that Meigs county people are reading and that books are of great value to them. ) Cats to appe1.1r irt Ohio libmrie,.; Who reads what a ~ ult s ~ Local School Distml Board of l·:rl ucauon Patnr w ll ultcr, "' h•'l ftfth ""' • buard president , het•ds the trustees . Mar"} K Yt1st servl's us s,· I I . -··-. -·- Trustees are governing ! bodies for libraries 'I I I ---- --~·-·- r li1•' Finding out. what people \vant Can you think of better ways fo r lib ra ries to serve people in Meigs County and in the whole >1ate of Ohio? 1978 is the year that people all over Ohio will have the chance to s peak out to legislators, public offi cials and each other about what kind of library services they need and want. This will Basic Library Services Th ese Pomeroy l. !bi'Hry ~U-t ff rnt•rn bPr S dl~pl;ry Slli!H' llf !!H' lll<J1Nt<l1 - .li·;~:l;tl'i~ libra ry. From the left are Agru.•s IJJX (]n, Hl Ul l J>' 1Wl' rk ar rd !--.u ~: rn FIL•shr 11-"1r, Chrt..tina Grueser, Middleport Li brary ....employe, holds th e attention of these small fry on hand to attend sto1·y tim e. From the left Are MISS\ Nel>un, St<·ffl l"r•ll< Lisa Poulin , 'l'ricia flacr and Van .Kil~q. It \ �7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Monday, April 3, 1978 &- fhe Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, April3, 1978 Tuesday, Apri l 4 ASTRO•GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol Permancnlmembers of the U.N. Security Cound l are: China , France, the U.S .S.R., the United Kingdom, and the National Library Week April 2-6 u.s. April 4. 1~ 18 Bf' rllt'·ll lor many luc ky l)rt' d~ S lll<JI CP me y l ur Wd \ !) USHl("',S w 1se 111 tht' yP ar atlcad Ttlf' y c.ou ro cn rnc an cl yo 1n ;t tl as ll <;,o IJl ' IHl'Pd'E'<I to ac t Jllii11Nh Mt-. lv ARIE S (Marc h 11·Ap ril 19[ You II tlf' 1nvohlNI 1n a btJ S II WS~ Si(u(l tiOn IOd ay ltl<\1 w on I ht• co nduc leU alona co,went iOII.il t1n es vr t 11 wd r w n rll. to y n u1 \)cnc ltl F1nll o ut to wh o n1 YOII I f' ro mafli iC illly !'~ lll l r d IJ\' se nll! nq fo r YOUI co py o t A s t ra Films are highly popular The capacity t.O loan 16mm movies and rum strips is probably the most exciting new service that the libraries have added in the pa st two c urnv en t ro ad n tock s CAN C ER • (June 11-July Kt'('P ' . Z1) )I OU I SOC IJ I cal en<Jdr o pen locl ay A c;pur -o l · !t1e mul rll:'n l lflVI!dti OII co uld lut n years, and one that library trustees have wanted for a long time. It is a reality now throu gh a contract with OVAL and is offered free to Popularity contest winners ff there were an award for Gra p·/l Lf'ller Mi'l1l 50 ce nts lot '' Most Asked-For Library ea c h iHJd a IOnQ . ~el l Books" it would have gone to alldr e::.:.c l.l s tarnl) e<l Pnvrt o pe "Roots" and " The Grass is to A str o- G rd pt1 P 0 Bo " tl89 Always Greener over the Ratlio Crl y Sta l! on N Y 100 19 Septic Tank" in 1977. This Bt.• ::.u re to ~ p ecily b11 th SIQil TA URU S (Apr;l 10· May 10) f o. shows clearly what library day th ere <H l' SO lilt:' unusual and bookmobile staff have twne ht s fo r you tllrouylr a known for a long time. Any prutn f' r shq) ;:urangernent wl!h book that is made into a an assoc 1atf' ·,o, , don t nor· movie or is· mentioned on a m all y dPAI Wtltl GEMINI [ Ma~ 11-June 10) ll.s - program on television will be card o ld mPHlOds d yo u rc asked for ten times more ~ IY I Ili CCI by tl elfl ys t ~'-f h esll often than a noth er title . a ppt Oi".1C il('S \Otldy IO hel p Cl l · Books at the libraries that SUPER PROTECTION WITHOUT THE BELT. have recently been made into " Anna shows include Karenina ," <~ The Dain Curse~ " "Th e Trees" an~ "The Town , and "The Hobb it. " Librarian Susan Fleshman thinks that this co· operation between books and programs is good for th e library. " People get in· terested in a show and then like to read about what they have seen. It encourages reading and people can enjoy both the program ai1d the book .'' Books in the mailbox For people living in the country , good boo ks a nd enjoyable reading are as close as their ma ilbox. Rural 3 SSOC iilf Cd WIHI the IO Ci rlent YIRG O (Aug . 13· Se pl. 21) ro ut e box-holde rs rece ive YOlJ rc tw tlt' ' f'(lut ppe cl to ddy catalogs that let them borrow lo handle :-,1 l tJdi 10 t15 o t a rnen t::~l paperback books through th e lld l lHC t11an y o u c~ r c to crwe mail. The system is set up so wt1tl Dhys •cal ones Der1 1 1n that the books can be Idea<; wtwr f' IJOJ'J rbl f' rece iv ed and retu rne d LIBRA (Se p1 23-0 c l. 131 Some L EO (Ju ly 23- Aug . 22) A n u11t: • net 1t•d <.u1 p 11 · f' co rnes th roug h a lam rl y con tac tt m1 ay Th erP 15 c;ornr lh lnfJ o l rn al cll a l v.=tlur ~- -- - ----- --·-- --------. 125¢ I I I I I I Rl'l.lllt·r 25¢ OFF on any size box of KOTEX' BELTLESS MAXI PADS. for j)lflrll\'' \l,l\tt1 r·n1 r·nd {lo.t· • ! hr~tOUpOnlo 1\ l!ll 'i!. 't',(i,PI-.(,,tpot t,llrOn , Bo' 2. ( lu1l••rl lrt\\o t l.!'' 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H · · I bt.• ~ 1101 ~ lfll.J !UIIIU II UW SAGITTARIU S (Nov 13 -0ec 21 ) Yo w l)f •c, t 1Liea~ rome l till cty I I wh e n you qe t oft to a qu•et Don 1 fo rg e t abou t th (' SfHK tuary yOU/ o w n h OnlP o tl crc; CAP RICORN iDee. 11·Jan . 19[ You may be hedr!n<] ' tr om a place by I I your~r-11 tn cnd 1ot1ay ab out an td!'a he nas thai co ul<l 111 votve you ben though 11 ~jO und s a l11tl 0 far Ou!. tlea f h11n out AQUARIUS [Jan: 10-Feb. 19) la nv luc l\ I S w ork tng on yo ur I 2S"' I m NC l~r Icou i'0,\1 ~ __ I I2 I I ~ - - - - --- ------------ - - ~ maror Qoats 10dav bu t yo u mu<;t ac t l a s t to t.Jk e advantage o f h('r e ll o r l ~ St'e wo n 1 s tay very lo ng PIS CES (Feb . 1D-March 10) You Clip out the cou pon above and save 25q- on the KOTEX Beltless M ax i Pad. Our maxi pad gives you the super security and super protection of a belted nJpk in without the unco mfortJblc belts and pins. KOTEX Beltless MJxi Pads are super abso rben t ju ~t like super napkin s. So they're p erfect for even yo ur hc.:w i e~t _flo\y days. • you r own s pcc ral wa ys o t handl 1ng t h 1ng ~ today Employ I hem no mdi! Pr ~ro w unu su al !h ev dPPettr wdl And our maxi pads have l\·VO strips of adh es ive instead of one. So you can be as free Jnd acti ve as you like. Plus KOTEX Beltless Maxi 1\ !Cis give yo u an extra mea~ urc of sec urity: a specially dc~ ign ccl wrap-around shi eld th at helps prevent side <,tai ning. The KOTE X Bcltless Maxi f\1cl . Super seC urity and super protecti on w ithout the belt. hdv e On Jun e 1:1, 1974, an anny euup leu by Cui. Ibrahim ai H<tmidi seized the governrncnt of Yemen. "Info to Go" is :theme the public. The fibns, mostly . entertainment and general interest titles between six and 54 minutes in length, are listed in catalog·s aviiilable at 1 the libraries. They need to be booked at least four days in advance of use because they are sent , to Meigs County from a central !ibn library In Caldwell. A !ibn projector can also be borrowed. The libraries have made ex· tensive use of the fibns In children's programs and will show a program of Ambrose Bierce fibns for adults on April 20th . In 1977, 303 films were borrowed by people in Meigs County, and were shown to audiences that totalled 21,397 1 Good quality films and easy access to them adds up to a very popular library service. without cost to th e reader. The Pomeroy -Middl eport Libraries contract with the Ohio Vall ey Area Libraries to provide thi s se rvice to Meigs County . Anyone can pi ck up a Ma il-A-Book catalog at the libra ries, if they are inlerested in using thi s handy way of borro wing books. . of National ·j "I'm sorry, we don't have that book here, but we can try to get it for you fr01hnoth er library." When one of the library staff says that sh e Is offering to help you with an interlibrary loan. That is when a local library borrows a book from another county or from the State Library in Columbus. No library can them a gift. Attending were have every book and inMr. and Mrs. Russell Roush , terlibrary loan helps libraries Cindy, Edward , Mr. and Mrs. share their holdings. In 1977 Eddie Hupp , Mr. and Mrs. Meigs libraries borrowed Arnold Hupp, Mr. and Mrs. from other libraries 134 times Ronald Russell, 1'fandy and for people in this county. Michael , Mt-. and Mrs. and Mrs. Dana Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons. They They were presented gifts and money. Sending gifts were Mr s. Edna Roush, Warren Rose and Da vid Roush . Sensational Buys At Down-to-Earth Prices! Great Wall Transferr<xl to a map of the United States, the 1.500-mile Great Wall of Chi na would reach soulh and westward from Washi ngton.O.C. pa st Chatta nuoga w1d Memphi s. Tenn. [:! Jltl Sh reveport, I.a., and ~l i the way across Te xas ' \ Save m .9s 69 w-Tools Reg . 5109.90 95 5 into New Mexico. w-tools Model 1455 • The · "bnghltd ea m a 6-way ad)uslable cleanr • Oayltghl Headl •gl linds dtrl tn darkest corners • Top · Ftlhng disposable du st bag avotds clogging • Exclus ive 6-way Dial -A-Nap · lowes! nap to • deepesl shag ~ AIKM TliE FlOOR ClEANING HD.S INCLI.a:O WITH Til PRtCt • ' Q .c:m TI1es c three boo kmobile employes have been with th e unit since il began some 12 years agu. From the left are Elladerie Watson, Lou ise Brewer and Bob Pi ckett. CHECK THIS OUT! Check out Pete Seeger or Dolly Parton! You can do It at the libraries, when· stenu albums . are available for loan. You can also borrow Wlnnle·1ht•· Pooh, Th e Ea gle s and many other groups . Check it out. We re yuu aware that library se rvi ce in Meigs County is available from such locations as Tuppers Plain s Dairy Bar, _ Syrac use Swimming Poo l, Chesler Methorli;t Church and Harine find Hutland banks? How can l tbrary service be provlftcd in so many different areas of the 1 c.:vun ty a nd from such unusual sites? Easy ~ the Mrigs - Jackson - Vinton Counties Boo kmobile. '"llle bookmubil e's role is to ex tend library services to those Meigs Count y residents that live outsi de of the Pomeroy·Middleport area ," says Ann e Mashin tc, fl ead Libra ri an of thr Meigs· Jackso n-Vinton Co unt ies Bookmobile. In or der l o reach the greatest number uf peo ple posstbte bookmobile service is co ncent rated 111 the r0111· muniucs of Chester . ltactnc , i{utland , Hee dsvill e. Syra cuse and Tuppers Plains. The Boo km obi le makes bi -weekly stops in these commu niti es. spe nding one- half to nne and a half hou rs in each loc ation Churches, ba nks, post off ices i.tnd o1hrr communi ty meeting plal'es arc de s)gn aicd HS buokmolllle stups because of their easy aecesstbillty. ·· we never wke a book· !llobilc.s1op fur gr,.nted, Ms. Ma shtni c tlOints out. We arc constantly lookmg at ou r bookm obil e stops and evaluating ·them in terms uf our pt~tmu S. We want to make certai n J,hat bookmu bi[ (· s. rvire IS b(,ing provided at t)le rno~t l'onvenient times ami !ocflt ions.'' t'utTcntly, the book mobile · st.aff is in 1he process of eva luatin g the towns and villages served by the bookmobile through a co mmunity People helping people Without a conscientious and helpful staff a li brary isn't much more than ah unorganized pile of books. The people at the libraries 111 Pomeroy and Middleport who keep the books organized. answer qu estions and brin g the libraries to life are rea l publ ic servants. Agnes Dix on is starting her fourt een th year a t the Pomeroy Li brary as a library assistant. At the Middleport Library the lady you meet behind the circulation des k is Christina Grueser. l>(ho has been workin g since 19H. Huth Powers,'llf Middleport , works at the libraries fu ll -time . The ne west libra ry assistant IS Madhu Malhotra, a native of Agra, Indi a. Roy Ebli n works as malnt enance man for both li brary bui ldings. Susa n Fl es hman, as libranan , works with all the s1aff As library services grow and change over the years the staff grow• too . as they continue to leam how to better serve the publi c with the in form ation and enjoyment a vailable in library materials . J Si1irlcy Huston, left, Syracuse, points out lllc locati on of her residence to Donru1 Bun ch. bookmobil e staff member as a part of the community a ru~lysi s project being car ried out by th e bookmobile person nel. Mr s. Huston, a bookm obile patron, picks up her books from the unit at the Syracuse swin1ming pool slop . analysis project . The in· !ormation rece ived from this survey will he lp the book· mobile staff in developing librH ry services that bt•lt er mecl the needs of Mr1~s County residents. The B oo km o bi l e's co ll ection is a n already existin g r efleclion of the needs ami interests of its p<~lr ons. Th e :15 foot traveling libra ry is well stocked with books un such topics as ga rdening , cooking, crafts and horne re pairs . Mystery , we>tcrn. science fi ction and romance titles arc also found in lafge quantities on the boo kmobile. The most recent addition to the bookmobil e is ·an ex· tensive assortment of easyto ·rea d pa mphlets. The pam phlets , whi ch were .. • • ·way Otai-A-Nap · adJusts to deep-clean illll)tle htughts . '. t---- -·------,______.:,.__! Bookmobile. brings library service to many different areas lllloGtii440 \ I I Reg. '79.95 ... l l l National Library Week April 2-6. Here in Meigs Co unty information is always ready to go at the PomeroyMiddleport Public Libraries and Meigs-Jackson-Vinton Counties Bookmobile. The two library providers ar e part of llle Ohio Valley ~ Area Libraries (OVAL) a library service organi ?,ation headquartered in Wellston. Through llle efforts of OVAL II member libraries work togelller l.o provide a wide range of library services to U1e re sidents of southeastern Ohio. A mail-a-book program, fiim lending project and interlibrary loan service are e><amples of the coopera tion that is taking place among OV AI. libranes. Bookpwbile service is still anoth er cooperati ve eff or t made possible through the OV AI. orga ni ?,ation . Two OVAL bookmobiles serve the counties of Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs , Pike and Vinton . The count ies of.Meigs, Jackson, and Vinton receive their bookmobile servi ce ···· through a contract with OVAL with the libraries pa yin g a portion of the overall cost . In creasing and ever-improving li brary services are being provided to Meigs County residents through the cooperation of the Pomeroy-Middleport Libraries and OVAL. I .$5995 et~~!! I I I 1 . Save '2000 IVIn Shags • Huge top·hlling diiPOIIble dull bag pre11tn1s clogs • Ouai·Acllon fd~e l<luntr carrtes strong IU C!Ion nghl up to lhe bU tbDirds That's because he's still listed ,as just "Michael W. Leon' : in the telephone directory. There 's· no mention of hjs wife Joan . Nor their three teenagers . After all, don't they deserve their own listings? · _Well now you can let everybody know about the great thmgs happening in your life with the new edition of your telephone directory . It's going to press soon. So if you're about to make any changes or add a dual name listing now's the time to do it. ' Just call our business office and find out what the charges are, if any. l I I to Library Fairview News Notes Mn;. Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs. Ernest Bush, Denise Talbott of Portland were Easter dinner guesis of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel , Tim and Sid. Mr . and Mrs. Gary Miller and children of Bellvue, brought Wilda Lawson to her hom e and spenl Easte r weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson . Other guesls were Mrs. Cindy dau ghter, Morri s and Michelle, Mr . and Mrs . Bob Lawson and Cathy . Mr. and Mrs . Homer Warn er were East er guests of Mrs. Pea rl Norris. Mrs. Russell Roush entertained wi!h a party in hono r of her hu sb an d, Russell , and d1lughter, Cindy , who celebrated birthdays Monday evening. They were presented cakes by Sharon Hupp and Nancy Hussell and Roberta Lewi s also presnted ~~--~~~-~~-~--~~~~~~ From Library 1ntu !>U rne1t1mg 1a llie 1 ex ct tmy prf1 t! y t,mc.. v •, 11111 1nq a i)O ill ~ ~ tak 1ng pt :tu· tort;Jy w11tl <;O rlle 0 1\J IPCIH'Iqut•'J J'OIJ tla<.l lf t1 1; ro uld p1 0..,. f 1 r11Q illy pi ol ltat; le SCO RP IO (Oc l . 14-Nov 11) A pl(;'d 'odll ! O.,Ulj)fl '.f> 1!::, Ill S !fJ ! P 10 1 yuu'>OU dl ly ld ~- t · advantaq! ' of 1t Ttr 1!". Sd ll l P o ppo rl uii ' I Y W( )l\ 1 National Library Week donuted by area ex t~n si on on the bookmobile. All a offices, offer such topics as pa tron has to do is request 1he so1l conservation, vegetable specifi c title or inform ation ga rdening, sewin g and child he or she needs. The book· care. The bookmobil e staff mobil e staff will then obtain fin ds that no mailer what the the material through Ohio topi c or title, paperback Uni versit y and mail it books remain lhe continual directl y to the patron. The Meigs . .J ac i<Son . favorit es of boo kmobile Vint on Counties Bookmobil e patrons. Current best-sellers, the residents of Meigs affords ca reer tools, and large pr int Co unl y with the opportunity boo ks designed for the visually ha ndica pped a re still to receive the traditi onal ot he r rea din g materia ls library ser vices found at found un the Meigs· Jackson· the Pomeroy • Middleport Vinton Co unties Bookmobile. Libraries in a non·lraditional If all this isn't enough - setting, so remember - the in ter lib ra ry loan se rvice next tinlC you find the need between Ohi o Valley Area for library se rvices they may Lib ra ri es and Ohio be as cl ose as your nearest University provides pa trons bank, post office, or swimwith information unavailabl e ming pool! • ,..--t-..-..-..-..---....- ----· _,...__ _ _ _ II •' It's free, it's open 95'0 hours a week and it's bigger than a breadbox. If you guessed the Pomeroy-Middleport Libraries you are a JSOiutely right. A quick look at the public libraries show what they can offer. They are places where you can ask questions , refer to encyclopedias , check genealogy books, borrow magazines , re cords, films, pamphl e~ and even books. And the libraries are open a wide range of hours in order to suit everyone's schedule. The Middleport Library is open from 10 :30 to 5: 110 six days a week. You can· visit the Ponreroy-bbrary betwee n 10:30 and 8:00p.m. on weekd ays, 10 :30 and 5:00 on Saturday and 2:00 and 4:30 on Sunday . And if you need to call them it's 992-571 3 for the Midd leport Ubrary and 992-5813 :~::n~~:~::_ ______ j r ~~--- ·-·-------·--·-. . -·--.. I Library scrv1cc s in Mc1~s count) <trt' lh(· r(•spon,ibtilt; <•f tile Ho.mt "I 11 •N • til e Pomeroy-Middleport Lrbranes Tlu~ ts a M ei~s sl·,·erHllt>mUer gt'~>UP ~'Pimln tt:d h~ Il ,.f ~. !I!·· ·r!' !£1 1'~ ar~·l I'atn \till..., )\ as vice.nrcsidcnt. With UJC other trustcf's, Charles lllakesll'C. ll" <llld:t f .li!m. i'••n \1ul"'' ' " and Theodore H(.'t'ti , Jr ., the; llll'd In'!Otitl~ t ( 1 Jc tl'!'fliHlL' budgt>l a\lilf library !X)licies and t(l plun frll' lhe t·nnununttun and l'X f' Ci n<;lilll ,,f ~ til o~tlt~lls, ,,, 1'\ 1!"\\ r !l"t'1t.t· llt 1r :tt 1 \ service . The library board mlrmmst t'r~ a.hwt~t·t s uppil \~l lll•,..,lJ) In ' ' '\!•rnw 111•111 rtr· \ intangibles lax uJ llt.·t'ted tn ~1 eit-:st·,,u nty In l~ri7lhl· trw. ti't·s l1:td t ' 0~! r 111 t, \ ,. I lilt to spend on library sen' ll't!~ f ;JJ'.l'a(.'h ~1'5\lflln tltt.' l'llll llty Th·tt• v..~ ;, <~d<l' 1 cents per La pita in ful)(.lri supph"d frm11 fm1·s . l!lfL.., and Uw ( )hio \'alit·~ \11 ., J.r ., :jf 1t" ll U1is money were distrilmtl'd th ro~g h the cou~;t~ ''Ul'h tK"rsun t'11U\d t.Juy nu Ill-'!~" ·t. tl· • l• small paperbr.~ck buok . But the hbt ill'~ tru..;ll'i'" <~dmiiH.'>Lt·r the funft~ --~ th<~ 1 ,,,.~, \ \ i i ~ l tll(lll~ provide li braries and a Uooklll(lbtll' Ill wtt1 d1 lh •us;mr\s of llo11ks :tlld n·:ll·\ staff time can be shart:d b! t.'\l'r~urw The board mcn1bcrs ('Ull linUl' l fl \\ ilfk 11l ll't ttll' puh]i(' krtu~\ ;tb .. ttl servkcs offered . I.ibr;.n ic~ dll' pru\' Jlkd for Un· ~~ ·ud of th t nUJtt \ ttllrl ' ' r·r··, r t kn ow how they can bend It from tht·m 11m! Julft Ill ,II' t 1 1 >.j I m usnw tlu•m J'(''ipt•n-;rbh _.._..._.._...._..,_.. _.._..._.._.w_.,_.._...~_., , -~--- •,....._... ,_.., .._, .....-. · --··- ,__.. ,,_. ''"' In 1977 at the libraries more than children borrowed books, while on ·the bookmobile kids were by far the heaviest borrowers, In the Cllunt y as a woolt, 118,885 books were borrowed. That 's about six volum es for everyone in the county . Books on dinosaurs, horses an d motorbik es are still strong favorit es with kids of boih sexes. Adults are the' heaviest novel readers and also ask frequently for books " Hundreds of cats thousan ds of cats'" wt ll Hppcar in Otu u L1bra n c~ Utts summ er as children p::~r­ ti cipate in the statcw tde surnnwr rt':H !In~.: rl uh 'I tw Ltlt'II H' ft~r thb ~t'ar's n:>:Hiuu: PI'IIJ..:f'r:llll ptctun• ( 'nls" b~ foru snl '''l bt"•k ' l tlllil/l WandH ( ;.u.;. t)w nf ll'dl\ INGELS FURNITURE . (iji=t I06 t-4 2nd lin . MiddltJI(Irl, Otllo ' GEnERAL TELEPHOnE . Mrs. Alice Ada'rns , P.ert'and, right, a bookmobile patron, lB greeted ~Y Fae Reibel , left , and Sharon Buffington, as sh e ret111'1111 books and prepares to go on(o the bookmobile to pick up ,more selecUons. \ I I .J honor NC!twn cli of l. tb rary Wrrk the .l1 c1gs l. tbn-u:,. tru stt'C'5 hit\"1' !llilkl' il desi~n H!ed llllllk :\pn l Month . No H'i .'-;11-Ftnl' fHH.' !-i will lw hH~'t' .'>p 1'1"J;d d lll<tti-;l IJ111lk 1'1 k nl 'I • f.,! .'iiH']\f b<tck to thl' n\'t'J' it ltl kt..•<i :]\)[1'\, :1Jtd lilt!\ lt.i\"t ' (J, l'dUJ'!t mutt er !tow long thr~ hd\'l' been O\JCrd ul' ThiS 1s ~~ t ht 'lll spc cwl fratutt• llhlitl"lt'S [ulltlil llJl IJu,lk' Clll'O Ur~~t' rk~IJ.:rtl·d people lo Ill !'l'tlll'll bt 1 bPtlklnt;hr.le "' bt~nks \\htd1 l)·t'\ no ~:til .\ Th t' p llhlt1· 1:- i.l .ktd !u chargt>d f(lr b,.o k!-t lm,ught llbr;:~ r i i'S , tht·\ 1~ llll~'·d [It f· Vt•qoill' I 1 1 .,j\JJPI 11\'tll'.li.'. :\n ;n t"i!i "f ~ 1 '> t <Hl! lil1ritf\ b1.111h lit'' ·L,J t'll]l•l rr ill Fines rolled back In ,j,·~ll'l:l'd I" IWllill~~· 1)•11 <t ~~111Hj fl11/ l'f :u 11! [H']j 1\rl' Ill \pil l 1 tJ1 I I"' '' I 11 It•\ l It I )I I I· '! •' "IIJllrr:• i. II I r • J)l, ·t til \114 :d). 1 't"lll 'I \1t'll'~ l·u ' I ! ,. II' i p, ' , \r ( Ill If 't!'" I ~.t. f" 1 11 I'' It 1•.t,, d!~trlh\1/'1'1 rlttl '>II" lJI\IJ•!I,J \~ S'l1t01r! I•, I ":t\' ;n1d P;rr\1 .1 1 t'ullr11\ ,. happen at a confrrc11 c< 111 Columbus on S('p tembt·t' ~0. 21 and 22. when members of the public, lt brary tru ste•~" · and librury staff will dtsC'us.l the future of \tbrari e-; tn Ohtt' It is bein~ cnllerl a WhtJ(• House C'u nfcrence be Lau~ t~ represcntntiv cs \\til bP cho sen fr om t111s '>l.ttr IJli'Ptlllg t n l(tt !tJ \\1 ~1Shlllt11•·11 Ul 1~ 7') r!ll' ft' dtS(' II~S tht'll" \\llh n;tt111ntd thl'~ Jtbr:ln h•adt' l " \\Ill IH'!'r\S ;tnd "llll t tl \..' l'rt'SJ d ent a1 ;1 c'nn frr<'nl't' llldd £' Up uf pl1 ~>Pil' <Ill uve r Arnt' !'ll'3 Mc1 gs ( 'uun!~ rcsu!ent s t'<lll ~1H rt l o t akl' pnrt in tiH' "i(' lllt't'tlllg~ !'>tlllll A lllllll ,·,tnf,-n,., tt1.,k •1· I•;, .. j lt 1! I" ;n .l,wkvm ilfl ' . 1 llt!t l 'f'•·ph·\\h i \\t i:tl)l~ 1 W• l11 !hi>.;! l!]fl'l!'[l t· t lh ~';tl\1.~ 'it ;tl\i!lJI h~·dult-d Oi l !' !11 ( 'nltll\lhll . . . ilfl' II! t.:· .[f, l't•ntlu: t Librn1v !IH• !Jl1'.'f>HJ<t dtlHJn' fpf I ' I I : mtn llH' \ihntr~ p,.,n,·r • lh1~ . . J, • 'J I that tell how to mak e crafts or how to use and ·repair ma chi nes and appliances. The libraries constantly look for worthwhile boo[(, in th ese area s, and have bought titles on welding, chain saw use, masonry; ·quilting, caMing, house plans and ~nile-making to fill demands . The Cllntinuing signs show that Meigs county people are reading and that books are of great value to them. ) Cats to appe1.1r irt Ohio libmrie,.; Who reads what a ~ ult s ~ Local School Distml Board of l·:rl ucauon Patnr w ll ultcr, "' h•'l ftfth ""' • buard president , het•ds the trustees . Mar"} K Yt1st servl's us s,· I I . -··-. -·- Trustees are governing ! bodies for libraries 'I I I ---- --~·-·- r li1•' Finding out. what people \vant Can you think of better ways fo r lib ra ries to serve people in Meigs County and in the whole >1ate of Ohio? 1978 is the year that people all over Ohio will have the chance to s peak out to legislators, public offi cials and each other about what kind of library services they need and want. This will Basic Library Services Th ese Pomeroy l. !bi'Hry ~U-t ff rnt•rn bPr S dl~pl;ry Slli!H' llf !!H' lll<J1Nt<l1 - .li·;~:l;tl'i~ libra ry. From the left are Agru.•s IJJX (]n, Hl Ul l J>' 1Wl' rk ar rd !--.u ~: rn FIL•shr 11-"1r, Chrt..tina Grueser, Middleport Li brary ....employe, holds th e attention of these small fry on hand to attend sto1·y tim e. From the left Are MISS\ Nel>un, St<·ffl l"r•ll< Lisa Poulin , 'l'ricia flacr and Van .Kil~q. It \ �6-The Datly.Sen tmel. Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, Apnl3, 1978 Apple Grove Ne\\,S N0 l eS, ~:~~::M lu nHshed opt ~poc e Lo w ( i l ltCil!o By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs Larry Badg ley and c htl dren returned home Sunday to Manassa, Va, after spendmg a week wtth Mr and Ms. Erwtn Gloeckner and Mr and Mrs Ralph Badgley . Mr. and 'Mrs Jay Gloeckner of Zoa rsvtlle spent Tuesday evenmg with the Gloeckners. Mrs. Gladys Shtelds and Herbert Roush vtstted Ott Boston at Arcadia Nursmg Home, Coolville , Fr1da) Mr and Mrs. Jeff Donohew and famtly of Belpre spent F:aster Sunday wtth IMr and Mrs Ho) Donohuew Easter weekend guests of .\ lr and Mrs Arnold Hupp and Ruc k\', Mr and Mrs EddJe Hupp were Mr and Mrs. Kennet h Bass, Cornne and Ken da, of Lomsvtlle, Kv . : Carol Ga wthrop of SummersVIlle, W Va. Mr. and Mrs J mt Hupp, J unmy and Btll) , Mary I.ou Ste"art, Reranna Walker. Jeff Kmghtm g F.a;'ter Weekend guests of Mr and Mr s Vern on Donahue wer e Mr . and Mrs. In well Burton and daughter , Sherr y, of Co lumbus, Mr and Mrs Ro bert Harden and son , Em. of Manon and Mr. and Mrs Charles Wmebrenner a nd children of Newbury Easter Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs . Dallas Htll were Mr and Mrs Darrell Norns and Tracy, Mr. and Mrs Ma rshall Roush , Joey and Cortney. Mrs Dolly Wolfe. Art Hill, Dean H1ll , Mr and Mr s. Don Stevens of Culloden, W Va, vtstted tile Htll s Fnday Mr. and Mrs Dale Htll of Moo re Hav en, Fla ., are spendmg a week 's \~ a catto n With Mr and Mrs Mtchael Htll, Mr. and Mrs Marvm Htll and Mrs Dolly Wolfe and farmly Mrs. Anna Wheeler spent Easter weekend wtth Mr and Mrs Larry Foster and fa mtly at Columbus Mr and Mrs Eber Ptckens and famtly of S)•racuse, Mr . and Mrs. Chuck Anderson mtd fam1lv of Mason were F:ast er guest s of Mr and Mrs Elmer Pt ckens and son Easter Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Dana Le w1 s of Clt ft on were Mr and Mrs Russell Roush . C1ndy. Edward Da\ld and fnend, Teressa McDermitt of l'ew Haven. Mr a nd Mrs Ronald Russell . Mandy and M tc h~el. Mrs Eddte Hupp , Brenda Lawren ce, Mr and Mrs. Monk Barnette, Bob Waldmg , Mr and Mrs. Herbert Roush . Mr and Mrs Dorsa Par sons, Mr and Mrs. Rnger Roush . Cha rl es Michael, Mrs . Charlotte Lew1s Mr Isaac LewiS was unable to attend. Mrs Enna Wtlson was returned to her home from Holze r Medic al Ce nter Sunday Mrs Patti' Mt chael. Mr s Roger Rou;h too k Edward Fmdley to Pleasant Valle) Hospttal Monday to consult hts do<1or Mr and Mrs. Ma• Pickett and daughter , Mr and Mrs Oral Rav Bevtn s and chtldren. Tanun) and Ron, Crown Ctty , spent Easter Sunda) wa h Mr and Mrs IAJ ute Ptc kett. Mr. and Mrs. C11arles Mtchael and Becky called tn the afternoon. M" G<!urge Ht cks of Pmncro) VISited her daughter, Mrs. Paul Htll . Mr and Mrs Wtll tam Wtckhnc. Scott and Kyle, were Easter dmner guests of Mr. and Mr s D ou ~la s Wtckhne and famt ly. Eao1cr Sun day gue•'ls of Mr Hnd Mrs. Roy Pearson were Mrs. Ttll Webb, Mrs . Bell) ThPtss , Beth , Barbara, Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash. A" condllroned ond wllh garden j ro"' lo r WANT AD CHARGES C N2b16 1 !R AIL ER f. O R re111 m Rocme i lwdr oom Q49 1L5J or Q.s 9 78S 1 NOTIC E TO CONTRACTOR,S I .t~h OEPARTMENTOF TRANSPORTATION Columbus , Oh ro March 14 , 19 78 Contract Sales legal lo , J,t\' Sealed pro posals w ill be recerved at the off rce- of !h e O..trec tor ot IIH' OhiO Columbus Ohro unrd 10 00 A. M Ohro Sranda rd T r n11.> Tuesc1 tt y Aprrl 18 , 19!13 t or rm provements rn A the ns G all ra Ho c lqng , N oole or1 llllllllllUIII M IIIJ !i~ II •Hilt' rou tes a(10 sec pavement mar ke rs Pa veme nr W rd!M "ar 1es PrO)CCI L eng ll'1 o oo teet or 0 00 mtle work L e n gth varrous f eet or V<lr rous miles se 1 tor l'huJlt ce rT 1f 1ed c he c k. or c as h1 er 's cn cc k t or an amount equal , To liv e per cent o f h1s b1d , hu l 11" no event more than li ll y Th ous and dollars or a bo nd tor ten percent of h1s b 1d , pa ya ble lo the D rector f,,,. 1111 tl.tl '" b1dS 111 il cco rdancf> (hup t er 5S2S Oh10 openmg P lans and !:>Pf:' Ci hCa t iOOS are on tile 1n the Department b1dS ,I IIlii piiiJ\11 I OIREClOR ln ~!emory IN LOVING 1neo •or y of N01mon po~~ed owoy Ap11lJ 197') 111tHed ~odfy by wde Gold•c Jt'IIY ond Jot lo. and ~Dm f 0111d u:~l 011U M o! hPI ' H OI! I(' STATE OF OHIO March 14 , 1978 Sate~ Contract Lega l (OI)V No B·1lt UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sc a led propo':lals wdl be aT th(> o ff iC e of The D 1re c t or of lhe Oh •O Deparlrn(' n t of' lrans porta T,on Columbus , Oh10 until 1000 AM Ot'10 STa ndard T t m(' Tuesday April 18 1978 , tor 1m provement5 1n reu~ 1 ved Hoc Me ,gs , ~ ,ng Morgan N Oble , and Wash •nQ t on Count,es O h 10 on var1ous routes ana <Jec· .on s by ap ply 1n q <'Oge 1 ne Pavement W 1CIIh VarIOUS t eet VariOUS mii (>S date se t tor com p te t 1on o f lh 1s worlo.. !.hclll be as set f o rth tn th(' b 1dd 1ng Var~ous proposa l Each 010der Sh a ll be reau1 red To I li e wdh t'1 1'!. b 1d <H c erlil leO ChE'C k or ca sn ter s cllec k t or an amount eau a l to CLEARANCE SA Ll beg1n~ M an f-eb 13 0 1 Sew N Sew OuTler Mo 111 Stl-ee T Ro t111e A ll polye~ter double .., ,,II~ tt'rlur Pd 4 0~. o11 d 50~ .. Th teod b1g ~p ool 5 Jo1 $1 NEW SHIPMENT OF bed ~ h e er\ So ? 00 fb 0 8 J s H o u~E' o f 'robr t c~ I m.lu bcol o w M 1d dlt'IJOI I on ) R 7 tor SOME O N[ to do body w01 \. and d ean up c ot~ Ph onE' 7A7 3154 TIM B~R P om e to ~ duct:, lop p r1ce payable 10 tne Kent Ha nb y 1 lO IN~ 0 1reCTo r 5515 old wo!chc~ 742 <331 OLD I UHN1 1URf.: t { t • ho u·~ hro.,., bed s 1ron bedo, e tc ca mpl{'le hou'> Chold5 W111e M D M1 1iel Rt ~ Po mer oy Oh1 0 01 co li 9Q7 77~0 ouald ,car ,on aT le ast ten days pr •or to tne a ate H'' lor o pen1nQ b 1CIS 1n accordance Cnapler t o~ (·n ~ Oh 10 Rev 1seo Code P l an s and specd ,c at ,ons are on f1l e 1n the Oeparlmenl o t lranspor!alton and ThP o tt ,ce ot the Q,sTr ,cr DepuTy D~renor The 0 rec t or n~~e rves The r1 Qht to re1ect any and all D1CIS DAVID L W[ IR OtRECrOR Rev B IJ 73 3 10 , ?t c NO IHM 100 lO'QC 0 1 too o,moll Wdl bvy I p•ecco or co mplete h o u~l·hold NPw uo,£>d 0 1 onlt que~ Mo•hn ~ lw n liull' 70 N ]nd )! M•ddl€'pOr ! Pho n(' Q9') 0370 WOOD Po l co~ ma • d•omeTct 10 on Iorge~ I end SH CHIP per ton Bu ndled ">lob ~0 per ton Oelt Y(.II f:>d 10 Ohto Pol le t Co R1 I Po!lwrov QQ'} 768Q ~ C ASHS l or 1unl.. ( Or ~ f1yf' '> l1u r k and A uto Po1 1 ~ Wij}t \.. 01 Sco1v1C~ and Mark , Joy Netgler, Mike Salser , Mr and Mrs Juntor Sa lser , Mr and Mrs . Charles Matthew , Marcte and Jill , and Mrs Sally Savage and Robtn . Btll Zerkle of San Franmco, Call! , spent a week wtth hiS mother, Mrs. Opal Ze rkl e and Ja ckte , at Syracuse. Mr and Mrs . Robert Smith Sr were Easter Sun day dtnn er guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry John son and famil y at Racine. l 11t> ~ O I P and RPpou RuTland 74'} 200 1 74/ 95 75 01 f'c nn10d WAf'HlD 10 buy ~moll 11101\lJI f • o,prcod£'r and l o r m wago n Q49 73!15 MohilP Hom"" for Salt• 10 .. 55 'nobile horne w •th P1pond o 111 count ry 011 3 0(1(!~ of land D1 died well SepT1t ton.._ :. roroge budd111g N1ce IPvel l 1on tog e !>om(> woodo., I Q6 4 ol qo1den '>pace Fu1 111~hl'd 11 nt1 at 011 RPodv !or Pl{•t l!y po.,.,e, ~to n ~ 10 500 lie~ coll7 4/ 30/ 4 Onl y mTCIC> Ied p01 19~;9 J/ • 60 o ne bedr oo m Go ~ r..:mqe wood ro ot heal carper ~ 2000 QB5 41 81 PUBLIC AUCTION Loca ted on Sta te Route 1?4, lhree miles south of 991 3388 unload er , hay t edder , hay rake , 18< MF dtesel MF wagon s Gehl forage wagon , MF pl ow I· pt c k up . 2 hay 4 bottom No 74 plus colters cul l l \lit lor s front MF . culf1v a1or s f ront Ford , Badger 740 m anure spreader , new bed, cha1 n , New Idea lerti l1 1er spreader , J row J D. dnll 11 d•s c. Gehl m ixer MF 7 row cor n planter wtth msec i!Ctd e attachment hay and gra tn eleva tor , corn draft Everman d 1sc J D cul tlm ulcher ; 10 ft one & one th 1rd sect1on harrow 1 2 sect1on har row , hay eleva tor 28 ft , a fl culttpacker 2 All iS Chalm ers Model 180 forage harvester s, one Wi th two row head and w1ndow kup ~ other wtth one row corn head . Hon gsk. ll de ~~unt~d 3 bottom plow ad lus tab le 14" 16' 18": automat ic ':llone tr tp, f h ~ee 1. 000 bu w1re corn cnbs , Solar milk tank, 400 ga llon , Chore Bov m tlkers, 3 unt t vat cO mplete. sla lls, m il k parlor , a ll mach 1ner y and equ1pment 1s tn v ery good cond 1t lon CATTLE . 30 head Holstein cows tn different st ages lactat i on . 1') ~ bd J bed1oam co mpletf' ly lu1nl\h ed SJ 500 9<17 6/7 4 H ock •ng , Ohto tr actor 65 MF tractor , Oliver cornp ick er No S, New Hol land Harvester No 1717, corn and grain head , Ne w Holl and baler No 773 , bale thrower , lnternahonat comb1ne No 80 , New Holland Hayb1ne No 46 7, stde 2 fresh. 1 due. 1 d ve by sa le . date , seve ral springers and d ue .· 18 two year old ~elf ers breedtn g age . 3 one year old het fer s open Th is IS a good lot of cows Terms o f sa le cas h Auctioneer , Atvos V. Weddle Own er , Frank McGirr Not responsib le for accidents Lunch served 197? NOV A for Hr.nt 3 AND 4 RM l u1111~ hed onri un fun11s l1ed oph flh o nt• 497 543.( COU N TRY MOBil E Home Por ~ Roulco 33 no1th o l Porn e1oy Lorge lo ts Call 99') 747Q 17 x bO MOBilt HOMf 11COt De , ter Phone 991 5858 FO R reM Ren ta ls OS SISS ion ce ' 10tes l or Sen101 (11 1 1en~ Cornoo Villa ge Mi:mor Aph M1ddleporr qQ1 7781 API 11 ~ 60 MOBILE HI)M£ 1n Rocme m eo Ph one 99? ')856 TH~£E BEDROOM ranch sTyl e home w1th J ones of Pro pe rty Lease and releron ce s req u 11ed 1 ' 1 mile~ Oh10 965 ou ts1 de ol Ches te1 ~ 3/ I THREE ROOM opt w1t h Pornerov A.f't er bo t h 1n 6 coli Q91 5621 CROP GROUND lot f tr 913) 3978 G M( PICKUP sho res 74') 7566 01 b u•IIPIH ~j()I)O 1111lt:'> $1700 997 ] 1 AM ~M IOdi n AM 10dto ~ l ellf'nl M11 1• '}'} I rOVl'l mo t o4~ /0 01\d lroole1~ lf.l 5 SJ 7qq 15 7 Bw1 J.. hous.f.• $4 675 Fo ld clo wn Sl 700 up WP ~ PII 'PIVIf t ' 011d quafill' Open Sunday~ Con1p Conley Storcro lt ~o l E'~ Rt 67 N o l Pt PIC'o ~an r 1/ J.l Coo(hmon Compe1 51'i:·ep~ b Self (01\ IOHl ('d '191 } ~13 1071 ARI SIOC RAI Lo vv lt n~:> ""''h 01".n1ng ~J eep~ ~· • 8 h p 36 1 odtng mow01 9Q'} )f50 01 Qq7 5477 ;W fr Sell C0/1 1011 \(•d Cam pi:'! 1976 TAURUS tandem SI ARCRAf.1 SRING )air< fR~~ C011r1py !Ill' and b o !!li> (O;r (>t ~ plu~ Out !ow ~ o l •· p11 Ct' w1!h (''<~r y new I old do vvn Co mpo1e \J Ut pt1ce o n !fll11t mo ra• ~ ond 1 10~e l trOill' 'h hef ot e you huv Op('n Sunday~ Camp Conlo y Sloruoll Sole\ Rt 07 N o l PI 1975 KAWASAKI 100 l1k e new 011 l y 475 tmlc-'> plu'> hE.'I1net $4 ~ PhonE> Old 66 7 J33J W t:~ll'ln $ 13 Q) Bo1ic•y ~ '" Muldl1•po1I 1970 HONDA CB l)Q 1700 11\of ll' ~ [ , cell~:n r cond1 t1011 ~Otfl t' (I( ( f' ~~(JI If!' 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Carsey , Mgr Phone992 -2181 1r1y Shown by oppo•n trnen t On · ly Rogot AbboT I 991 0114 or 991/311 II Pal EstatP (or SaJP -n<A-r SL&cF> RlPAI"! •t~\11., lO'f-111 oi l ll lO >'<f'f 38/ ; R ~ MOLJ ~ II N G Plvmh 111 Q h1 olnt'l of q t•!l f 'I OI I ('PCIII W o1 \.. gua1onr(•f'ld 70 ~~· o"' pPt IPn r co Pho rw ~q7 ? 4QQ ' I'Pf' ~ •'• l ~~~~~~:;~~t;;;:tt_~~~J£~~ t: SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LIITLE & SAVE A LOT GASOIJ NE ALLEY You've solved the car problem , Clovia? Gramps is letttnq us use 11iS, Mom' All carpel rnsta l led wtfh paddtng at no charge Expert tn stc1llaf 1on . Rubber Back Carpet As low As sq yd '4.88 & up 7<l ? Ph OIIC' 13 ~ 8 AND MARliN ~£> pt 1c <. O YOI111g ~ys ten,~ bQ( l.h o (> d111np lr u c ~ lorne ~tonl' g1ovt>l blac kt op povutg R1 143 Ph om• 1 (614) b98 7331 9' and 12' Vinyl Aooring In Stock t..J-<•-'~ , ,_..J,....____-._.,_J_..~oe:,_, FRANK & ERNIE d n l l 't I:JA IHROO".'.S ANLl Kllch~m l('lliOdelcd CCIOtntc I de plum .. b1119 carpcon !ty and gener al !T\ all) l ('rll)ll(e 13 )'1}01 ~ e){ pf'll lm( C' CiQ? 3685 1U RL H ~ WR ECKER Rocme O h1o 949 1657 Sorv1cc Ooy 01 night TRue vou ca n co me m what you 're gettrng - Good seleclrons - Fully slacked . Bu y where and see 'rf.IERe~ INC..EN,.IVf RUTLAND FURNITURE U"'PfRIN!EIR DOHN'-r ,%•M AfRAID • •"' If you IN.SuLA,.!, MI$Tfll PuG~~T", SuT Rutland LONv ~ E~==~~~==============~--~A~uA_~_•F_Y_.____~-• ~-~~ .... 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M ov1e " The Dev il and Miss Sarah" 8 ABC New s 33 , Mov ie ' R1de Beyond Vengenance " 10 12 15 IN STOCK IS THE GAME OVER, 1WHO WON ? ' WHAT WAS THE SCORE? SIJ(JI{-EIGH'T iO NOTf.liNG OQ-Janakl 33 . 1 DO- Tomorr ow 4, News 1 3 I 05 - K01ak 8 Movte Channel - 4 5andlpm - Checke redFtagor CrashtPG I 9and II pm - Ne twork ( RI Yesterday's AllBw~r •• 25 Adjective 34 Constel!or Abner lation 26 " - on, 35 Eternally \1.11111:!\ \ [ntl I Macduff .. " 28 Composite picture 30 Parasitic plant 32Gennanctty BRIDGE 37 European river 38 Sagacious - - -,.-----,-:=-::::.:.:..::._-=:=-:;;----:----39 Requisite _____..:O :::s:::w :.:a:::l:d.:: :: J:.:a:.:c:.:o:.:b~y..:a::.n:.:d~A..:I.a..: .: n..:S:...:o..:n..:t..: aO!. g_ _ 41 '·When do we -?" 33 Z.S4 cen- 42 Affinna- timeters tive vote Early planning, scores win r\ lan \!OHTII + •\ K h r; I I \ •-w ' + Rb ~EST ~ .~ I ~ ASf + .I !IH.I + () 1117 4 • as ·: · ~ . . 1\(~[1 1) 11 • (~ IJ 7 li ·I t J\ J\ R " j " "~J .l lf i ·l LUCKY!! \\~1u\d h ht• hcn' t' ht'l'l! Wt..':-il would ha n' hrlcl R-5 of trulllp!-i and scored lu .~ etJ,!ht :, pot hy t r ump l·:<~s l 1. Opont ng lead Suuth own uffm g ·· 2., ofo 7 5 Settle A !1 :-J w<.m an Hsk:o; wtmt wr lc<HI Wl lh 1\}' Osw;1\d .Jaf' (l h) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's h ow to work It: and Alan Son tag • AXYDI.BAAXR Oswald " We all know about th r man who pamt s l1 I.ONGFEI.I, OW htmsclf mto a corner by One letter stmpl y slands fnr another In th 1s samrle A is startmg 1n the wrong spot used for th<' three L's, X fnr the h'o Q',, C'IC Sin gle letters, Hndgr p l aye r s do th(' same apostrophes the length and formation uf the words are all 1f the y don 't do the ir phm· hint$ . F.a('h dt~y th e ro de lrtters are different n1ng ca rl\ " I GOT A THOUSANT CHORES TO DO TODAV- · and l(•ft ·\\lth kuq.: <~ tul ,, ~ m .dl W('s l \!urlh E,, .,.t of a sen IN! " cume a fou r th cl ub . Sou th r uffe d hig h agr~tn . tht'n rufft'(l ht~ L1s 1 d1.unond . Cdshrd dulllll)\ '' ~ t\o\o trump~ ~t nd mdd{• t ht• la~t lri {' k \nth h1 s k1111~ o f ectr I 5 :1 Vulnerabl o• llnlh !kalt·r , \\On 0:,\\itlrl If South hrtd fol · gnttl' n I•) r uff th at '>p:tclt' • ! DOWN 1 Complacent 2 Kind or recorder 3 Spoken 4 Tenth l-:;1~ 1 dHt mo nd tr ll/11 f)S sot Til + From t hen on th e pl a~ 1\ il ~ t· a ~ y South pl i:!yt•d out h~o hlgr t.:lub:-South r uffL·d htgh "nd lect ;w oth cr dian11md Ba lk Y A Ill ' ' Alan . ''South 's two--heart btd was one of those wea k S HZ 0 P DP own hAnd ' BARNEY REDI BEDS Largest Selection In The Va lley a-laytng 45 " Poker Flat" author C6 Kind of CtiXHNM Phone 7•7 3163 II OQ-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15 , Dtck Cavetl 10. Over Easy 33 WDZN JUmp ovrrt·;tl ls you uwcnl r d a\ mo~l f1ft y years ag o, Uut EHZ WL P JHCKM DP QWK UDC North dl' cid cd to tak e h is part11cr to game 111 sp1t e of SWH U DZ Z LK P LQ . - 0 L.C WBX XDZN thet " Oswal d "South took hts SaiW'IIay's Cryptoquote: A HUMORIST IS A MAN WHO a ce of c lubs ancl promplly FEELS BAD BUT WHO FEELS GOOD ABOUT lT.-DON ca s hed dummy 's top spa d('.-, HEROlD t O get nd Of Olt C club loser Then he ruffed a spad e in ht s @ IV78 Kinr Ftth1r.1 Syndic1t.e. Inc MfGHT~E IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES 'A BED FOR YOU bed roo m~ w1 th l ore . ed 011 gas heat and 011 condi llo nmg I acre level lot 10 Ru t land . 33: News 20 10 30-Bi ack Perspectiv e on the News 20 CRYPTOQUOTES 8Y OWNER 3 6 10 oo- Bar bara Walter s 6,13 , Silt American Famll1es seal ~ Call/42 -22 11 TALK TO WEND ELL GRATE CA RP ET CONSULTA NT 142-2211 a 9 oo-Emergency ! 3,<,15 , Three 's Compan y 6,13. 9 3(}-Harvey Korman 6. Possum Trot 33. Mary Ty ler M oo re 13 44T ''Six- plumb!llf:! and heo1 1f19 No toh t oo lorg•) 01 too ) moll In Performa nce At Wolf Trap 33 Great Per formances 20 30-Laverne & Sh~r!ey 6,13, Mowg!1's Brothers 8,10 payable lo Newspaperbooks 6 Majorette's ttem cellar 7 Carney 6 Fundamental 8 London II Mme. Cune distnct 12 Scent 9 Pulpit 13 Charge ! sign-{)(( IS Jellify 10 Glittery 16 Daughter dress of Cadmus la bnc 17 Mamed 14 ShakesIS Biblical pearo's wile food 18 Hoarder 20 Quote 19 Humble 23 Bad zo Skelton pitch 2t Pitcher's ~---- 27 Expunge stat 'leah, but 26 Obsession 22 Parlor or it 29 Challenge box 30 knows In the main 24 Soldier or carpenter 1 31 French lJOU river I'\._ __.,, 33 "-Got Rhythm" 36 Superlabve endin8 31 Have 40 Don 'I give up ' 43 Launder 1 to S!ah.' H 1qhwo y Go1u qt• rm Rou lt · 7 Pho!\f• t•l .t Qfl') (Qn:, lluctfOII N1t e !O!OI I( l (llpt ted w1th C01p0 11 WI N TE RG ~ltov o ur h ou~c? Let us ma k e neceHor y tE1p01rs AI and 0 11 JO IId l l lor\1/t q Phone 9Q7 'lJd8 l1 0tntn Comt1VC IIOI1 74') 73'18 lnf!1uh1 wol k t o tow n and '>C hoo l olumn1um s1dmg s Torm Pomeroy Landmark hou~{· d11 c l1~' ( h cll l t'~ R Hoi f 1eld Bo ( \.. H oP C,l'IVI(l' Ru tland Oh1 0 Ph011 co 7 4 '} 1008 ond do roohng Co rn · fJ" ddlcpo tt I 01 11101 e u\ lo rmo !ton coll9q') 7738 01 997 5304 other brands . lro rn~> hockhop a DO-Chuck Barrts 3.<. 15. Happy Days 6 13. Sam 8, 10, ACROSS 1 Kind ol WEED REALLY 1 ~KED , CONDO. JUSt ( (iMPll l lD rww ho use 111 We hav e enlng ed our servlciP department and will service Hotpoint and 1WO hiORY doH•I What a stockbroker relied on to mend h1s broken heart - ' TICKER " TAPE by THOMAS JOSEPH HEY 'TH ' 6MOl<E rlf' • o nd oi l 7. oo-Cross.Wits J. ,A ; Li ars Club 6, Pop Goes The Country 8. News 10 , New New ly wed Game 13, That ' s H(l llywood 13, Telev ision Honor ~octe ty 1.) Movte " Moonshme County Express" 8,10 honw HOU)f I OR o, ole ,,, Pomero y !I M, ~XCAVA11NG PUL LIN S EX CAV A li N G Com p lc lc Se1 Ill til Ph ono 9912~78 SyitHU!.>Q bC"d iOOI II l hl f'{' ~'>It]{ II WILt CARl: for 1\,e eldedy m ou r home Phone qQ'}7314 '>1 d111g {QillpiP h ) f'y RUSrJC Mqr Ph n n 1· CJQ] 7181 ' Nl(f HOMl Ill lUI (II IIIlO lll>ll l h '}fJ 0 ( 1(.<~ EX C A. VA!ING don•1 loodC't and bo(kh o~ w o tk dump !tur k ' and Ia boy~ lo t lwc- wtll haul I dl rlul To ~ o d l un(l~T o rw and g1ovel Coil Bob 01 Nog (:'l JC>! le1 ~ da y phone qq') 7Q8q r11qh1 phonu Qrn J)~) o r QQ'} 5231 WILl (O n lme r clol pr o pC'i!'/ app1 0 , 17 acre!. lf•vt>l lnnrl loC OJ(>d 01 lupp Ct'> Plomo; on Oh1o Rau l(' 7 PhOIIC 101 4 667 1..304 lANDMARK Pomeroy, 0 . 3 IS tf c MA( HINL Rcpo11' !.CI lf(ICe all ma ..._t.,~ qcn 711:1.:~ lilfl ,::obr H 5hop I' OITH! r o v A ulhOitll.'d ~.nget So l e~ and Se1 "'''" We ~ horpon )(THoro; Heal E~taiP Cor Sale up and Tires ~ ~ WING ~~ l'd~~·ll o ' 61~ J7H6JI I SJOO I Q76 Shocks Ph . 992 2848 SALES AND SE RVI CE II 9 tfc !417 SlUUU t Brakes Battery . Installation Servtce or 992 ·6263 I AfiM fQ U ifJM~ N l John Deen' C<Hn p lan It 1 good co ndt 1•0'1 Al l·~ Cholll,c-f s ~111 o11 Muffler X XXX)" • ·' ~111 01 1 OppliO IH P ~ AI Hogan 's Heroes 15 6 DO-News 3,<,8,1 0,13, 15 , ABC News 6; Feettng Free 20 6 JQ-NBC News 3,4, 15. AB C News 13; Carol Burnet! & Friends 6. CBS News B,IO Over Easy 20 NEW - JUS T b FF PRESS I JUMBLE BOOK 1 \1 w11h 110 puules lsavall abta lOt $1 35 pos Tpaid from Jumble clo lt11S newspaper P 0 Box 34 , Nor wood N J 07648 lnclu t1e yaur name add rass_. 11p coele anQ make • B1 mHmd I OO\It•l~ 5 3Q-News 6, Etec. Co 20 ,33: M•ry Tyle r Moore 10, gested by the above cartoon Answer A ve ! tO"f' t't SOW ~R S 4, Gunsmoke 8. M1ster Rogers ' Neighborhood 20,33 Hoga n's Heroes 10, Emergency One 13 , Pettt coat Junctton 15 Salurday s I Jumbles CRACK IRATE KETTLE PA RAOE plero ~eh 1Ce Phone Q49 J4'd/ or f.la9 7000 R<J <•" t' Oh1o ( l i lt o!OI S w('f'jW I~ Now arrange the Clrcled letters to form the surpnse answer, as sug 5 oo-Bonanza 3, Star Trek (Answers tomorrow) 31 61 rno UWOOO Pyle, USMC 10 ' 3D-Brady Bunch 8, 10 . Mary Tyler Moore 13 TO I"E L-EFT !!II T~l$ POSITION W~EN YOU'RE THI S. Print answer here: " [ ANNIE --· " 2 30 91 'IOU WOULDN'T EXPECT II I HURRY ' Denver Kappl e 10 'oo-Spectal Treat 3,4,15. Edge ol Ntgh t 13 . Mor v REFUGI Ltm tfed Supply PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. 3,4, 15, General Hosp 1tal 6. l3 Ltha s, Yoga & You 20 1 3 3Q-AII !n The Fam ily 8,1 0. Consumer SurvPJ&I K 1t Another World L I I J ---+t"""'J_, LITTLE ORPHA N ANNIE & See 11 30-K nockoul 3. T5 , Famdy Feud 6,13, Partndge Family 4, Love of L1fe 8, 10. Sesame St 20. Royal 8.10. 2 OQ-One l tte lo Ltve 6.13 2 JQ-Doctors 3, <, IS. Gutdtng ltght B, 10. 3 oQ- .I I I I [j BOLEN MULCHERS CARTER Wtld 10, To Tel l the Truth 13 10 3D-Hollywood Squares 3,4, tS , Andy Grtffllh 6, Pnce ts Rtght 8.1 0, 110.000 Pyram td 13. II OQ-Wheel of Fo[fun e 3,4, 15, Happy Days 6.13 JO-Oays at Our L 1ves 3.4, 15 , As The Wor ld Turns GARCHE--+::~....,.,.._ LAWN BOY MOWER S ~RADfO IW 10 00-Sanford & So n 3,4 ,15 1 Pass The Buck 8 Joker's Gnff1n 6. Gilligan' s Is 8. Sesame St 20 .33 , Gomer Middleport , 0 8of.1 H.-lhch 1 30- Schaolie s 10 : 8 00- Capt Kan garoo 8, 10. Sesame St 33 9 oo-Merv Grtfftn 3, Phtl Donahue 4,13 ,15, Edge of Ntghl 6. Fam tl y Affatr B. Mat ch Game 10 9 3D-Emergency One 6 Andy Grtff ith 8 Famtly Affair 10 OQ-Crass WI Is 3. All My Ch ildren 6,13 News 8, Yaung a. lhe Restless lo , Not tor Women Only IS HUCET 498 Locust Stre et Phonl' West V1rgima 13 6 55-Chuck Wht te Reports 10, News 13 7 QO-Today 3,4,15. Good Morn1ng ~merica 6,13, CBS News 8, Bul lwmkle 10 13 12 30- Ryan ' s Hope 6,13 Bob Braun 4, Gong Show 15 Search for Tomorrow 8,10. E lec Co 33 I CIHRB tf c 714 Weddmgs Portraits Passports Anniversanes Spettal Ocmtons a, 6 <5-Marntng Report 3. 6 5Q-Good Marntng tour ordmary words Route 1 Pomeroy , Oh1o 45169 Estima tes by Appotntment 109 Htlh St SunriSe Semester 10 6 oo-PTL Club 15, 6 25-Concerns & Comments 10 6 · Jo---Foc~ on Co lumbus 4; New s 6, Sun r 1se Sem.ester Unscramble these four Jumoles, one le tter to each square to form BORN LOSER DAVID BRICKLES Small Engtne Sales & Service TUESDAY, APRIL4, 1918 5 <5-Farm Report 13, 5 5Q- PTL Club 13 S 55- Heritage 33 II S5-CBS News B, lavtng Free 10 12 OQ-Newscenler J, News <,6, 10, To Sa y The leaSI IS; Gambtl a, Rtck Foucheu> Midday MagaZi ne Kitchen Cab1 nets, Rooftng, Concr~te P a t ios , Sidewalks , N ew Construction & Rem odeltng WILKINSON 3,4 , 15, Cher • Chesler, OhiO 10 Jo c THE PHOTO PLACE oo--Mov 1e " The Wind and the Lton 6,13, MASH 8, 10 , Adams Chronicles 20: Shepherd' s Pie 33 Phone 99 2 71 19 For The Best Pr ice In Town !fl.. _Jack W Ca;sey, Mg r ~ l ••ri11C !roc101 8 t 1 gg ~ ~1u11d Phone 985-3806 Sail' Pr1 ce d Now Thru April lO th Phon e 992 -S682 J 12 1 mo POTASH, FERlO-PELS POMEROY B oo t ~ S8 q5 Repair Al so Transm1ssion Repatr low Plco~on 1 (hddre~t ~ Auto & Truck .FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, RWU Cl 949 10~7 FOR SALE 0 Pomeroy Landmark ~ole •u l l~r•' B JQ- Baby , t' m Back B. Turnabout 70.11 ' ~ >401 r All Sl . Rt 141, toward Rutland , S3500 colldl t •Oil Check our lo w , pric es on O•l powe• CIE'Ofl A 1 cond 1 11on Wh v roy mo lf' ~ 1000 (amping Equi p ntPJJt TAKE OVER ."• R eside nt ial and com me rciaL Ca ll fo r est rmai iP, 24 hour service. Aityday , anytime Pom..., mile s off Rt . 7 by .pas s on RVl'd>l'l ilco bi J J/8631 1 tnd(>', $3 500 (O~'J(' dN k 111 cl udf>d Phorw 7 4'} 3187 )I AR CR Af I 14 19t>9 MfRCURY CYCION ~ 7 th Moe )pCIICC'I Pho ne· Q8S J!:l7il I fl OORADO 1M' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ROGER HYSELl GARAGE t oh S7SO QB 5 J91J lO 000 It• IO Pt' IQll Ol 0) CU !LASS •n good ron d1t1 on Aut o P ~ f' H o•' \ 1100 OKAY, I SE& "'l HIS c AR! ...WE'LL PLA CE ... DAT Kb? 1 11 WAS OAT 1976 CHI V ROlf 1 ' • ro11 p11 kup 5373 2-IO.tt c . L __ ___.;.~ TWENTY MINUTES LATER THE PILOT 5TART5 HOME .. AND 15 TAILED FROM fHE MOMENT HS L&AVE5 THt= FIEL D! PLAN ~'5 ARRIVAL~ General Contracting 9:00 lti 9·00 Mon -Fnday 9:00 ft l6 00 Sa turday 11 OOhi6 ·00Sunday 2 1 ttc ~lec-1 ONf COW onrlltol ! f/97 J/39 PB llTff.mfl C.re. Open 9/ ( ht 1~ ty ! o"h IQ7o BlACK FO RD C.ranodo '<lny l top 011 cond I •O IIIItq I '~ Radiator~ Pr11r11 rh• lert"' Trvd1 .. 4a.t or to thot located In The MEIGS PLAZA Mfddle port , Ohio UMW M O I O R CYCI ~ 7',Q ~I J OO Du11con /'hy/1 · drop IPol 1obl•• and I t ho11., 5400 IQ59 CJ 5 Jc f' p Chv .. r V 8 f ORD ST ATI ON woqon Good <ond1 11011 QJQ 'lOOt! TO T~E PLA NT AiRFIELD-AeTER FLYING DAFFODIL D0!!BtN5 TO A SAeE HIDIN6 ... A ROOF TOP LOOKOUT SPOTS AN D IZEPORTS THE 1il7;:t h cellcon l <ond111on S l700 Co li o 14 44 0 !()Q(J o"k lot Pou t 0 1 1Q 74 EXPERIENCED Service ACE HARDWARE I ARMALL IC'(l'l1fly nf'w tllf'~ no t u ~ ! LOOKED SO GOOD IEilt WALLPAPER. PAINT & SUPPLIES Phone 992 -2181 1011 AS THE Mci<EE INPU5TRIE5 142 -2328 1?31 ma • 9a_Jack W Ca r sey , Mgr I CAPTAIN EASY EI\SCUrtV& JST RETURN S Free Est1mates Work Guaranteed Bo x 3 Not The lm1blors 3-3 tfc Pomeroy landmark 196/ CHI V Y "The OnJinltm Phone 992 3993 '289.95 him CI J 9 204'2 48 000 tnd o'" o ~e•hou l ed 1960 Syracuse, Ohio Free Estimates soften er, Model UC-SVI , Now Only tl)ll d i •O !t ( ('\l('n l o !t!"t 4 JO 991 CONSTRUCTION Let Pomerov landmark soHen & cond1t1on your wate r with Co-op wat er M 111 guod r onJ iltOI1 11 100 coil 9911901 Raolt I '""'~· 0. Carpet &Upho stery Phone Mike Young At 992·2206 or 992·7630 LAVENDER '192 })1J NEED A WATER SOFTENER? 6'il Young's · Carpeting - Save Fuel & Money- /OJ } ~ l o11 1'~69 M0 81lf H O M~ llt1le Altl' f 5 coil Let us test your water FreiP !9?S G RANADA 4 d1 b cyl f. c ellf'n l cond,Tton S!o OO O J~ Fiber Blown Into Walls and Attics Sl VlN ROOMS oiiCI buth 011 7 OtiC~ Old Rr 33 Shown bf op b 111/3 U U VY NOVA 5~ E> cr>llen t IOI1 d111()!1 (111(' OWI1 f' l N 11l.' clc·on cot f'h one 6! 4 367 7758 AM rfol 19M 12 , bO 1RAILHi tl • 16 c ~ panda room 3 bed1 o0 rn~ pot !lolly l u1n1shed S3000 SATURDAY, APRIL 8 AT 10:30 A.M. MACHINERY AND · EQUIPME NT oftf'l (nil - JQ-NB C News 3,4,15 , ABC News 13; Carol Burnett ··and Jrlends 6, CBS News 8, 10, Over Easy 20 / ·DO-Crass Wits 3, <; l iars Club 6, Marty Robbin s' · Spotlight 8, News tO , New Newlywed Game \3 , Gilltgan's' Island 15 , Daniel Faster , MD 20: You Know Your Sc hools 33 1 3Q-That Nashvtlle Mustc 3. In Search Of 4, Muppel Show 6, MaJch Game PM a. MacN eti ,Lehrer Report 10,33, Witd Kingdom 10, Candid Camera 13 . Nashvtlle on the Road 15 a oo-Ltttle Hause on the Pralrte 3,4, 15. Captain & Tenmile 6, 13 , Good Ttmes a, Consumer Survival Ktl 10.3 3. Gospel Road 10 6 ~ Construction SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Superior Steam Extraction Cellu~ 949 78)7 IU111lif1Q For Sale tmmed•o tc ~ ofP 675 -IS82 Blown Insulation ten t 01 ~hate~ Phon (' 742 7566 NICl I'IG5 l o r Ph011e 992-3148 or 992 -5020 FREE PARKING J-31 -l mo ,. • 6 oo-News 3,4,8, 10. 13. 15 , ABC News 6. Zoom 2il NOW~ 51100 PICKUP Henderson UN tON OPERATED J 3D· 1 mo . HA'I' lOR ~ole Allol!o liove' oud lomathy Al .,o na p g1ounrllm 446 8570 and chOI !l'> ~.!vet and gold Wp need IQ(>4 und olde1 ~dve1 com~ Buv ~ ~·II 01 !rode Colt Rog er W a111~l t• y lo r f o r m!> Foi~J!ol Pro for ~ lond•ng CURRENCY poc lo. et or a bona 8 1dders must apply on the 14 ) 750 IQ!l l ORD LID 4 d1 Coli 997 596 5 0 1 ~ow 1 1 mber ten per ce nt ot h1s b1d , wdt'1 G oo d 19 , I CADill Al Ph on!'> 9tjl') 7Jb 2 Wanted to Huy more th a n Id ly proper Hove ) ho i :. 1'l wcet.. ~ o ld 9 49 '2747 O f qQ] HPlp Wanted li ve p er cent o t hts b 1d , out 1n thOu!)ana dOllars ~ liP 0 00 teet Pro,cct LCnQih or 0 00 miles Wor lo. LC'nQth even t Vnlun lr>P I Depor tmen t vvtlt ~POil!tOI o gun !>hooT ev e1y Sotu1doy 016 pm ol 1he1t butldtnq 111 B o~hon Fa< lOt ) choke gun ~ onl y TRANSPORTAT ION no pupp1t-~ Hartford 882-2115 Moore 10; Hogan' s Heroes 15 AI Tromm · KING BUILDERS SUPPL¥ CO. pdl) wOif'l Ra<Jers' Neighborhood 20,33 . Hogan 's Heroes tO , s ·3Q-News 6: Eleclm Com pany 10,33; Mary Tyler Roofing Remodeling Room Additions Garages . ., EXTERIOR PAINTS AT (,u B1 ·~~> Tyler Moore 13 5 no-Bonanza 3, Slar Trek 4, Gunsmoke 8, Mrster Emergency One l 13 ; Petticoat Junct 1on 15 & " ,J 997 7.15 ] loll 99? J769 RA C IN~ IH / Columbus , Ot'11o te et or · fhe (lt'UII 19 71 ( AMAR O In goorl ro nd•11 0 11 Noti<:es DEPARTMENT OF V 1n ton lUll~ !GoA VW lou u;J11d tl •u11 gu ud t lf_~ CONTRACTORS Athens 8001dH 19 DAISUN J(/74 nHI(•Oqf• Col i '}J7 379 1 NOTICE TO WTih C(lk 1Ul'1 c hl011df' fCII I fiH'r dog l ood 011cf oil ! vpP~ a t ~oil b lf'I'Hll Soft Wo 1k " lnr ~ M0111 ~ ~ PonH'IO y 99'} J091 Buy ~ell l r adc 01 rro1n Ne.,... and u~ed ~ addles Ru th Rcol'"{'~ Alho ny OIJ ) bQ8 32 110 1':01 FOJo'O L 10 141 3 10 , 2t c M onroe H o r ~c; HOOF HOLL OW p1n 8 17 73 Rev l oblt•h & l Vop D 1uq BEST QUALITY INTERIOR '} COAt LIMlSIONl sa nd gro>el tomf il lfH1 ~Nh o lo ~r 8. b~ N \' l~n11 pill ~I' \1 l t di.!~ ,,fklllt••l f1ede1tC ~ WE I R 1cmplf' MON It CAR LO 111~1de onrJ OtJI 4 IIC'w ~ IPPI bel ted 1od1ol s lood0d C1u"e cbn l10 l po wet lac~~ 0 11 AM f M lop(' 1e01 """ndo ..... dc l og qt:>t Ph on " 9dQ 7480 alter 3 30 of 0 1re c tor rest'rvcs The r 1ght 10 r e,ect <1ny and al l Mo~ o , uc cmdA Q 4 IQ"~b }lll itl,l \ Code 'rn .. ~H> UG SA l~ M •ddl1'po1 1 A. pii l 3 4 7 ~ IJ Bunch 8, 10 , Mary RETRIEVES A SNAKE ... Plt •G IWMMA.GE ~h oodmo1C' j)l'•ll hllCIH 01\l y I' \1 Pt . ' MONDAY , APRIL 3,, 1978 4 3D-Little Rascals 3. IS: Gt ltlgan 's Is land <, Brady EX-FIANCEE ZEL-DA, HAF-AND-HAF L------------------------------------' Hech. •, lll'd/ 00! 11 1?73 001101 1 IJ ~ 607bC'di OOill 19/7 V1c lo r tOll 1J x 6 / 3 bf'dl OOill 1 boTh IQ7/(ovcon l l')l 17 • b5 3 bedroom lqbq Slo!t">llln n I] ~ 60 7 lwd1 00 1n SIOO Q9] 2770 \Ill u t ll ti.t\ ~ bC~1c1c W Va If 'I'OU t-i cl\e a ~C'I\1CC to o!t f•l wCH\ 1 10 bu\" Ot ~ell '01l\0 lhtng oe fau l.. tng l01 wml.. 01 who l e~c ' you II ge t rc~ull ~ l a~ t er ,•.~T\l o )cn l ll\f'l Wo1~! Ad Coli 99 '1 7150 bci.'ll w o t 111ed lilt '< ldl ten D~orector olgon., N u p to 1 C tH , ~II11CI~ /l po~onahiC' l oll Q91 ':nt.o~ 19 7J AK C BOX ER \ l,,lli\oll day':l pr 1o r to th e date se Ttor OAVIDL TELEVISION VIEWING THE "' FROM BED OF HIS Business Services nnd lard Sale \0111 101 y loc.!•lles (he~hue Pho ll(' (61 J 1 367 Olll'l '\iullluiiS.tllllilll tor H ong1n g~ WA ll ~011 1 .\ uto Sa lr• th e Transportahon ana tn(> otl! ce o f ttw D1str 1cT Deoutv RUGS B & ~ M O BIL~ HOMES lndoo1 and ou1doo1 G roon11ng oil b1 11ed" WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES be b 1dder shall r e qu1red to f1le(.VYilh h1s b1d a ~I?VI!>E'd coll1e 1110!(' Otlci female doqs 17 •no ol d Ve1 y h tendly good wOI( hdo g ... Q49 '21% ' 1'1! ! IJI• NOTICE Ecl c h f orms qualihCcliiOns aT least ~ HlPU~D RISING ST AR ll. ennel com mus Tapp l y , on t CO NO M Y IIMClOR Wit h (!II 01 Ill I fii11 PIH'- liJ.. t• 11f:'W lJS ~II l lj sn~ " "~"!.:' 61<~ ) o?8 J790 CU HI AIN Prts for Salt• lilt• I'UIIli~lit'l I I ' ' I \\'~ l ilt' 11~ 1 11 lt••dl\llltjttl,!ll\ otl bdt't lllt ,lub· )l'tl!<>U,tl lilt l 'llhll'- 111'1 V.IJ\IIul I~ ll~\•t•ll'iiJh h-1 lll>lt Lliolll ll[lt llll t>l llt\iti'U11nll pr opos a I " w iTh I·" dlltl \ ,II cl '·" ' ~ IIIH'I plel ron o f lh 1S w or ~ sh a ll be as seT tortn m The b 1d d 1ng B 1d der s :,0! ollt' cl lt t•pl t•d IIIli\ 1\llh l• t ~h \\llh nldtt !at tlll tll.il~t · ftll . td ~t. t l l ,l · 111~ li n ~ :'1/u illl.ll r l11' "1 • 11f llu St u· and I rons, by ms la llr ng plowable prrsma t rc re f lector t~pe pr oper nf loild Oh 10 Coun l res , The date lHJIIU, II 1 Mo rgan Vrnron v ar rous j i~ 'ltiit ll k ~ <1111.! ti 1t ' ll\ ~ ]II' I II. to ld S:ll)ll 1 ,,,\i lll,tth .lilt l' In lllt l ll\tl\ po rtat ro n Washr,g ton 2 l~ Hil l Ioiii Trans Mon r oe ! 8tl \\ ol d:-. I~~ Hli\!l jltl II UI1f j.l\'1 IiLII 1\1J, 11111111!1.: tl)lh•t \ho t ii\UII~I'iU\1\t' lldh 1111! \.ft• t IMI~ tt! .11 lla I tl.n Copy No 78 130 Mergs ,., I 2J I .t(h l.lllld H\t'l lht• lllliiUIIIUII ]I UNIT PRICE CONTRACT ot Jli l AN IIQUE 7 J7 2400 l 11.11"~1' I 011 l il.tl Giw Away Awards 6 13; CBS Repor ts 8,10, News 10, Originals 33. 10 :3Q-Farm Digest 10, Anyone lor Tennyson' 33 11:OQ-New5 3.<.8. 10. 15; Dtck Cavett 20, Ov er Easy 33. 11 JQ-,,ohnny Carson 3,4, 15. Movie "Magambo" 8; ABC New s 33, Movie " A Breath of Scandal " 10 12 oo-Janaki 33 1 oo-News 6, tJ. Tomorrow < Movie Channel 5 and 7 p m - They Made Me A Crtmtn al I G)< 9 and 11 p.m - Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw I R) < IO : ~SCAR .--------------~ · · t'or Sale ' BfA G L~ I" \\ , 1.J, '' IIndt 1 STATE OF OHIO Department 9 3Q-.One Day At A Ttme 8, 10. Makem and Cl an cy 33 DICK TRACY Senror Surlrngh om In ' ~The Daily Sentinel, Middjeport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, April3, 1978 I RECKON I'LL START BV MAKIN' TH'BED • ... I I I\ • \ 1\ I.J ,I \ \ '\ ~ ' t •i [.; X X -. We .pen seven hearts and after tw o passes our rl~ht­ hand opponf'nt b1cl s sevrn spark s. Th ts t s 11 n old Lee Han·n JOkP hanrl You s hould lead :1 ch~tmond , !Ju t 1t lnrns uut tha t HIP iH 'l' of he~u·t s ll' .Hl would IH.' tht.• one t o ht·:1t SCVl' fl Bp o d c:-, Nl \\ ~ 1 '1\1'~ H F\ 1F111'1l l:-,1 1'>.'>' rFo• a com ~ f .IACORt .\1lJn ERN send Sf lo ~l r M Br~dge c arP of th1.. lr' l\ '# Jd oer Po B(h 48P q.:~ d,,l n r~ Sta/rOn Nr., ~v YorJ.. N Y •or1q �6-The Datly.Sen tmel. Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, Apnl3, 1978 Apple Grove Ne\\,S N0 l eS, ~:~~::M lu nHshed opt ~poc e Lo w ( i l ltCil!o By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs Larry Badg ley and c htl dren returned home Sunday to Manassa, Va, after spendmg a week wtth Mr and Ms. Erwtn Gloeckner and Mr and Mrs Ralph Badgley . Mr. and 'Mrs Jay Gloeckner of Zoa rsvtlle spent Tuesday evenmg with the Gloeckners. Mrs. Gladys Shtelds and Herbert Roush vtstted Ott Boston at Arcadia Nursmg Home, Coolville , Fr1da) Mr and Mrs. Jeff Donohew and famtly of Belpre spent F:aster Sunday wtth IMr and Mrs Ho) Donohuew Easter weekend guests of .\ lr and Mrs Arnold Hupp and Ruc k\', Mr and Mrs EddJe Hupp were Mr and Mrs. Kennet h Bass, Cornne and Ken da, of Lomsvtlle, Kv . : Carol Ga wthrop of SummersVIlle, W Va. Mr. and Mrs J mt Hupp, J unmy and Btll) , Mary I.ou Ste"art, Reranna Walker. Jeff Kmghtm g F.a;'ter Weekend guests of Mr and Mr s Vern on Donahue wer e Mr . and Mrs. In well Burton and daughter , Sherr y, of Co lumbus, Mr and Mrs Ro bert Harden and son , Em. of Manon and Mr. and Mrs Charles Wmebrenner a nd children of Newbury Easter Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs . Dallas Htll were Mr and Mrs Darrell Norns and Tracy, Mr. and Mrs Ma rshall Roush , Joey and Cortney. Mrs Dolly Wolfe. Art Hill, Dean H1ll , Mr and Mr s. Don Stevens of Culloden, W Va, vtstted tile Htll s Fnday Mr. and Mrs Dale Htll of Moo re Hav en, Fla ., are spendmg a week 's \~ a catto n With Mr and Mrs Mtchael Htll, Mr. and Mrs Marvm Htll and Mrs Dolly Wolfe and farmly Mrs. Anna Wheeler spent Easter weekend wtth Mr and Mrs Larry Foster and fa mtly at Columbus Mr and Mrs Eber Ptckens and famtly of S)•racuse, Mr . and Mrs. Chuck Anderson mtd fam1lv of Mason were F:ast er guest s of Mr and Mrs Elmer Pt ckens and son Easter Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Dana Le w1 s of Clt ft on were Mr and Mrs Russell Roush . C1ndy. Edward Da\ld and fnend, Teressa McDermitt of l'ew Haven. Mr a nd Mrs Ronald Russell . Mandy and M tc h~el. Mrs Eddte Hupp , Brenda Lawren ce, Mr and Mrs. Monk Barnette, Bob Waldmg , Mr and Mrs. Herbert Roush . Mr and Mrs Dorsa Par sons, Mr and Mrs. Rnger Roush . Cha rl es Michael, Mrs . Charlotte Lew1s Mr Isaac LewiS was unable to attend. Mrs Enna Wtlson was returned to her home from Holze r Medic al Ce nter Sunday Mrs Patti' Mt chael. Mr s Roger Rou;h too k Edward Fmdley to Pleasant Valle) Hospttal Monday to consult hts do<1or Mr and Mrs. Ma• Pickett and daughter , Mr and Mrs Oral Rav Bevtn s and chtldren. Tanun) and Ron, Crown Ctty , spent Easter Sunda) wa h Mr and Mrs IAJ ute Ptc kett. Mr. and Mrs. C11arles Mtchael and Becky called tn the afternoon. M" G<!urge Ht cks of Pmncro) VISited her daughter, Mrs. Paul Htll . Mr and Mrs Wtll tam Wtckhnc. Scott and Kyle, were Easter dmner guests of Mr. and Mr s D ou ~la s Wtckhne and famt ly. Eao1cr Sun day gue•'ls of Mr Hnd Mrs. Roy Pearson were Mrs. Ttll Webb, Mrs . Bell) ThPtss , Beth , Barbara, Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash. A" condllroned ond wllh garden j ro"' lo r WANT AD CHARGES C N2b16 1 !R AIL ER f. O R re111 m Rocme i lwdr oom Q49 1L5J or Q.s 9 78S 1 NOTIC E TO CONTRACTOR,S I .t~h OEPARTMENTOF TRANSPORTATION Columbus , Oh ro March 14 , 19 78 Contract Sales legal lo , J,t\' Sealed pro posals w ill be recerved at the off rce- of !h e O..trec tor ot IIH' OhiO Columbus Ohro unrd 10 00 A. M Ohro Sranda rd T r n11.> Tuesc1 tt y Aprrl 18 , 19!13 t or rm provements rn A the ns G all ra Ho c lqng , N oole or1 llllllllllUIII M IIIJ !i~ II •Hilt' rou tes a(10 sec pavement mar ke rs Pa veme nr W rd!M "ar 1es PrO)CCI L eng ll'1 o oo teet or 0 00 mtle work L e n gth varrous f eet or V<lr rous miles se 1 tor l'huJlt ce rT 1f 1ed c he c k. or c as h1 er 's cn cc k t or an amount equal , To liv e per cent o f h1s b1d , hu l 11" no event more than li ll y Th ous and dollars or a bo nd tor ten percent of h1s b 1d , pa ya ble lo the D rector f,,,. 1111 tl.tl '" b1dS 111 il cco rdancf> (hup t er 5S2S Oh10 openmg P lans and !:>Pf:' Ci hCa t iOOS are on tile 1n the Department b1dS ,I IIlii piiiJ\11 I OIREClOR ln ~!emory IN LOVING 1neo •or y of N01mon po~~ed owoy Ap11lJ 197') 111tHed ~odfy by wde Gold•c Jt'IIY ond Jot lo. and ~Dm f 0111d u:~l 011U M o! hPI ' H OI! I(' STATE OF OHIO March 14 , 1978 Sate~ Contract Lega l (OI)V No B·1lt UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sc a led propo':lals wdl be aT th(> o ff iC e of The D 1re c t or of lhe Oh •O Deparlrn(' n t of' lrans porta T,on Columbus , Oh10 until 1000 AM Ot'10 STa ndard T t m(' Tuesday April 18 1978 , tor 1m provement5 1n reu~ 1 ved Hoc Me ,gs , ~ ,ng Morgan N Oble , and Wash •nQ t on Count,es O h 10 on var1ous routes ana <Jec· .on s by ap ply 1n q <'Oge 1 ne Pavement W 1CIIh VarIOUS t eet VariOUS mii (>S date se t tor com p te t 1on o f lh 1s worlo.. !.hclll be as set f o rth tn th(' b 1dd 1ng Var~ous proposa l Each 010der Sh a ll be reau1 red To I li e wdh t'1 1'!. b 1d <H c erlil leO ChE'C k or ca sn ter s cllec k t or an amount eau a l to CLEARANCE SA Ll beg1n~ M an f-eb 13 0 1 Sew N Sew OuTler Mo 111 Stl-ee T Ro t111e A ll polye~ter double .., ,,II~ tt'rlur Pd 4 0~. o11 d 50~ .. Th teod b1g ~p ool 5 Jo1 $1 NEW SHIPMENT OF bed ~ h e er\ So ? 00 fb 0 8 J s H o u~E' o f 'robr t c~ I m.lu bcol o w M 1d dlt'IJOI I on ) R 7 tor SOME O N[ to do body w01 \. and d ean up c ot~ Ph onE' 7A7 3154 TIM B~R P om e to ~ duct:, lop p r1ce payable 10 tne Kent Ha nb y 1 lO IN~ 0 1reCTo r 5515 old wo!chc~ 742 <331 OLD I UHN1 1URf.: t { t • ho u·~ hro.,., bed s 1ron bedo, e tc ca mpl{'le hou'> Chold5 W111e M D M1 1iel Rt ~ Po mer oy Oh1 0 01 co li 9Q7 77~0 ouald ,car ,on aT le ast ten days pr •or to tne a ate H'' lor o pen1nQ b 1CIS 1n accordance Cnapler t o~ (·n ~ Oh 10 Rev 1seo Code P l an s and specd ,c at ,ons are on f1l e 1n the Oeparlmenl o t lranspor!alton and ThP o tt ,ce ot the Q,sTr ,cr DepuTy D~renor The 0 rec t or n~~e rves The r1 Qht to re1ect any and all D1CIS DAVID L W[ IR OtRECrOR Rev B IJ 73 3 10 , ?t c NO IHM 100 lO'QC 0 1 too o,moll Wdl bvy I p•ecco or co mplete h o u~l·hold NPw uo,£>d 0 1 onlt que~ Mo•hn ~ lw n liull' 70 N ]nd )! M•ddl€'pOr ! Pho n(' Q9') 0370 WOOD Po l co~ ma • d•omeTct 10 on Iorge~ I end SH CHIP per ton Bu ndled ">lob ~0 per ton Oelt Y(.II f:>d 10 Ohto Pol le t Co R1 I Po!lwrov QQ'} 768Q ~ C ASHS l or 1unl.. ( Or ~ f1yf' '> l1u r k and A uto Po1 1 ~ Wij}t \.. 01 Sco1v1C~ and Mark , Joy Netgler, Mike Salser , Mr and Mrs Juntor Sa lser , Mr and Mrs . Charles Matthew , Marcte and Jill , and Mrs Sally Savage and Robtn . Btll Zerkle of San Franmco, Call! , spent a week wtth hiS mother, Mrs. Opal Ze rkl e and Ja ckte , at Syracuse. Mr and Mrs . Robert Smith Sr were Easter Sun day dtnn er guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry John son and famil y at Racine. l 11t> ~ O I P and RPpou RuTland 74'} 200 1 74/ 95 75 01 f'c nn10d WAf'HlD 10 buy ~moll 11101\lJI f • o,prcod£'r and l o r m wago n Q49 73!15 MohilP Hom"" for Salt• 10 .. 55 'nobile horne w •th P1pond o 111 count ry 011 3 0(1(!~ of land D1 died well SepT1t ton.._ :. roroge budd111g N1ce IPvel l 1on tog e !>om(> woodo., I Q6 4 ol qo1den '>pace Fu1 111~hl'd 11 nt1 at 011 RPodv !or Pl{•t l!y po.,.,e, ~to n ~ 10 500 lie~ coll7 4/ 30/ 4 Onl y mTCIC> Ied p01 19~;9 J/ • 60 o ne bedr oo m Go ~ r..:mqe wood ro ot heal carper ~ 2000 QB5 41 81 PUBLIC AUCTION Loca ted on Sta te Route 1?4, lhree miles south of 991 3388 unload er , hay t edder , hay rake , 18< MF dtesel MF wagon s Gehl forage wagon , MF pl ow I· pt c k up . 2 hay 4 bottom No 74 plus colters cul l l \lit lor s front MF . culf1v a1or s f ront Ford , Badger 740 m anure spreader , new bed, cha1 n , New Idea lerti l1 1er spreader , J row J D. dnll 11 d•s c. Gehl m ixer MF 7 row cor n planter wtth msec i!Ctd e attachment hay and gra tn eleva tor , corn draft Everman d 1sc J D cul tlm ulcher ; 10 ft one & one th 1rd sect1on harrow 1 2 sect1on har row , hay eleva tor 28 ft , a fl culttpacker 2 All iS Chalm ers Model 180 forage harvester s, one Wi th two row head and w1ndow kup ~ other wtth one row corn head . Hon gsk. ll de ~~unt~d 3 bottom plow ad lus tab le 14" 16' 18": automat ic ':llone tr tp, f h ~ee 1. 000 bu w1re corn cnbs , Solar milk tank, 400 ga llon , Chore Bov m tlkers, 3 unt t vat cO mplete. sla lls, m il k parlor , a ll mach 1ner y and equ1pment 1s tn v ery good cond 1t lon CATTLE . 30 head Holstein cows tn different st ages lactat i on . 1') ~ bd J bed1oam co mpletf' ly lu1nl\h ed SJ 500 9<17 6/7 4 H ock •ng , Ohto tr actor 65 MF tractor , Oliver cornp ick er No S, New Hol land Harvester No 1717, corn and grain head , Ne w Holl and baler No 773 , bale thrower , lnternahonat comb1ne No 80 , New Holland Hayb1ne No 46 7, stde 2 fresh. 1 due. 1 d ve by sa le . date , seve ral springers and d ue .· 18 two year old ~elf ers breedtn g age . 3 one year old het fer s open Th is IS a good lot of cows Terms o f sa le cas h Auctioneer , Atvos V. Weddle Own er , Frank McGirr Not responsib le for accidents Lunch served 197? NOV A for Hr.nt 3 AND 4 RM l u1111~ hed onri un fun11s l1ed oph flh o nt• 497 543.( COU N TRY MOBil E Home Por ~ Roulco 33 no1th o l Porn e1oy Lorge lo ts Call 99') 747Q 17 x bO MOBilt HOMf 11COt De , ter Phone 991 5858 FO R reM Ren ta ls OS SISS ion ce ' 10tes l or Sen101 (11 1 1en~ Cornoo Villa ge Mi:mor Aph M1ddleporr qQ1 7781 API 11 ~ 60 MOBILE HI)M£ 1n Rocme m eo Ph one 99? ')856 TH~£E BEDROOM ranch sTyl e home w1th J ones of Pro pe rty Lease and releron ce s req u 11ed 1 ' 1 mile~ Oh10 965 ou ts1 de ol Ches te1 ~ 3/ I THREE ROOM opt w1t h Pornerov A.f't er bo t h 1n 6 coli Q91 5621 CROP GROUND lot f tr 913) 3978 G M( PICKUP sho res 74') 7566 01 b u•IIPIH ~j()I)O 1111lt:'> $1700 997 ] 1 AM ~M IOdi n AM 10dto ~ l ellf'nl M11 1• '}'} I rOVl'l mo t o4~ /0 01\d lroole1~ lf.l 5 SJ 7qq 15 7 Bw1 J.. hous.f.• $4 675 Fo ld clo wn Sl 700 up WP ~ PII 'PIVIf t ' 011d quafill' Open Sunday~ Con1p Conley Storcro lt ~o l E'~ Rt 67 N o l Pt PIC'o ~an r 1/ J.l Coo(hmon Compe1 51'i:·ep~ b Self (01\ IOHl ('d '191 } ~13 1071 ARI SIOC RAI Lo vv lt n~:> ""''h 01".n1ng ~J eep~ ~· • 8 h p 36 1 odtng mow01 9Q'} )f50 01 Qq7 5477 ;W fr Sell C0/1 1011 \(•d Cam pi:'! 1976 TAURUS tandem SI ARCRAf.1 SRING )air< fR~~ C011r1py !Ill' and b o !!li> (O;r (>t ~ plu~ Out !ow ~ o l •· p11 Ct' w1!h (''<~r y new I old do vvn Co mpo1e \J Ut pt1ce o n !fll11t mo ra• ~ ond 1 10~e l trOill' 'h hef ot e you huv Op('n Sunday~ Camp Conlo y Sloruoll Sole\ Rt 07 N o l PI 1975 KAWASAKI 100 l1k e new 011 l y 475 tmlc-'> plu'> hE.'I1net $4 ~ PhonE> Old 66 7 J33J W t:~ll'ln $ 13 Q) Bo1ic•y ~ '" Muldl1•po1I 1970 HONDA CB l)Q 1700 11\of ll' ~ [ , cell~:n r cond1 t1011 ~Otfl t' (I( ( f' ~~(JI If!' Fou1 14 ~ 7 Ct ogaf ,\\ og M m ter ~lo t Wh eel:. good wnd11 1011 ~ ll(.•w GOO 1 4 ~upc1 Ch arge r 1ue o, M r Go~ ~ et ltoCI1on bo1s Ro.,.. '> ll!ft> O ~1''> 10111 II H ludl.·~ ~ 1e1eo 8 Hoc\.. mdm tope retotd player and Coli 985 3919 ol t e1 7 pm 8 H P r1d1ng & BLEND and ong1ne E~tce l lcn l Call QQ1 3366 Sl r oll a n cond1liOn C H~ V ROLE T I ton !tOme mcc hon1c war k Nce ch H o~ o newly bu1lt 6 cy l1nde1 mo tor SJOO 1416? Fo1d VB p1 c ~ up 35? moro1 Hu n~ good SJOO Call 01 4 098 57 I Jo lt er 4 fl"' MODEl H Farrnoll traclw w11h hyd,ouhc A bo I ~e l 'J hc,. llo 11 1 pull Type p lo w~ 843 2064 1974 PIN IO WA GON Good t011 d11i0n le!t s than _. 0 000 111ilf '> f ue5TOntr 5 h p IQt O i iiiCI It !.. (' ll ('W qq'j 6JJ 4 FO)( CO KAR T w1th new 3 H P B1 199" and Sllollb n m otor 11ew cho1n nt!w clu tch R un~ ~ood 14 7 1868 ONl I? 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Carsey , Mgr Phone992 -2181 1r1y Shown by oppo•n trnen t On · ly Rogot AbboT I 991 0114 or 991/311 II Pal EstatP (or SaJP -n<A-r SL&cF> RlPAI"! •t~\11., lO'f-111 oi l ll lO >'<f'f 38/ ; R ~ MOLJ ~ II N G Plvmh 111 Q h1 olnt'l of q t•!l f 'I OI I ('PCIII W o1 \.. gua1onr(•f'ld 70 ~~· o"' pPt IPn r co Pho rw ~q7 ? 4QQ ' I'Pf' ~ •'• l ~~~~~~:;~~t;;;:tt_~~~J£~~ t: SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LIITLE & SAVE A LOT GASOIJ NE ALLEY You've solved the car problem , Clovia? Gramps is letttnq us use 11iS, Mom' All carpel rnsta l led wtfh paddtng at no charge Expert tn stc1llaf 1on . Rubber Back Carpet As low As sq yd '4.88 & up 7<l ? Ph OIIC' 13 ~ 8 AND MARliN ~£> pt 1c <. O YOI111g ~ys ten,~ bQ( l.h o (> d111np lr u c ~ lorne ~tonl' g1ovt>l blac kt op povutg R1 143 Ph om• 1 (614) b98 7331 9' and 12' Vinyl Aooring In Stock t..J-<•-'~ , ,_..J,....____-._.,_J_..~oe:,_, FRANK & ERNIE d n l l 't I:JA IHROO".'.S ANLl Kllch~m l('lliOdelcd CCIOtntc I de plum .. b1119 carpcon !ty and gener al !T\ all) l ('rll)ll(e 13 )'1}01 ~ e){ pf'll lm( C' CiQ? 3685 1U RL H ~ WR ECKER Rocme O h1o 949 1657 Sorv1cc Ooy 01 night TRue vou ca n co me m what you 're gettrng - Good seleclrons - Fully slacked . Bu y where and see 'rf.IERe~ INC..EN,.IVf RUTLAND FURNITURE U"'PfRIN!EIR DOHN'-r ,%•M AfRAID • •"' If you IN.SuLA,.!, MI$Tfll PuG~~T", SuT Rutland LONv ~ E~==~~~==============~--~A~uA_~_•F_Y_.____~-• ~-~~ .... TH/>01•4 'Tl'INr<l...c- AEIOUT 'THAT MAN OOMEI'MEI'IC IN -mE PACIFIC WHO I OO t n~~and boll\ ce l lar ou t bu1ld1ng~ 4 oues lo1'd ot edge ol Ru tland Cornpl(! !e Hader hook 11p obo ? bonk, oppra1s ed propc nv ot SIS 500 Pkonc 99/ 7094 FIV ~ HOOM I bed•oom baie tti!Jt11 3 one~ N oo t For ked Run S!ntJ> Po tit Coli t 14 378 6307 'T' ou w1ll TWO ~ l O RY 3 bcodr oon1 l romu t oo ~ell1119 w or ld ! om ou~ pr o house f A f urnoC9 ~ t orm Win · dow~ !ueploce In M 1ddlopor l d urt ~ F l •~:tble houto, H 1gh eo1 , Phonr 1'197 34!17 or 991 5867 nmg~ Coll7 42 7354 SI B 000 O HIO lorol el(!c tr rt . tht ee bedt oom home Rusl1 t SYRA CUSE Holls 9911063 bo1h and ut 1llty room on I O(le !o l 111 5yro cu w FIVE ROOM S P1 1c ed at S 15CXX>, qrn 371 4 or qq76124 BUILDI N G LOT 150 JC 700 Wol e1 elcc t r1< and sew age ovodobl e In S ~ro c v~e f' r1Ced at S 2500 qcn.3714m99761'• 11 30-Johnny Car son 3,4,15 Redd Foxx 6 13. M ov1e " The Dev il and Miss Sarah" 8 ABC New s 33 , Mov ie ' R1de Beyond Vengenance " 10 12 15 IN STOCK IS THE GAME OVER, 1WHO WON ? ' WHAT WAS THE SCORE? SIJ(JI{-EIGH'T iO NOTf.liNG OQ-Janakl 33 . 1 DO- Tomorr ow 4, News 1 3 I 05 - K01ak 8 Movte Channel - 4 5andlpm - Checke redFtagor CrashtPG I 9and II pm - Ne twork ( RI Yesterday's AllBw~r •• 25 Adjective 34 Constel!or Abner lation 26 " - on, 35 Eternally \1.11111:!\ \ [ntl I Macduff .. " 28 Composite picture 30 Parasitic plant 32Gennanctty BRIDGE 37 European river 38 Sagacious - - -,.-----,-:=-::::.:.:..::._-=:=-:;;----:----39 Requisite _____..:O :::s:::w :.:a:::l:d.:: :: J:.:a:.:c:.:o:.:b~y..:a::.n:.:d~A..:I.a..: .: n..:S:...:o..:n..:t..: aO!. g_ _ 41 '·When do we -?" 33 Z.S4 cen- 42 Affinna- timeters tive vote Early planning, scores win r\ lan \!OHTII + •\ K h r; I I \ •-w ' + Rb ~EST ~ .~ I ~ ASf + .I !IH.I + () 1117 4 • as ·: · ~ . . 1\(~[1 1) 11 • (~ IJ 7 li ·I t J\ J\ R " j " "~J .l lf i ·l LUCKY!! \\~1u\d h ht• hcn' t' ht'l'l! Wt..':-il would ha n' hrlcl R-5 of trulllp!-i and scored lu .~ etJ,!ht :, pot hy t r ump l·:<~s l 1. Opont ng lead Suuth own uffm g ·· 2., ofo 7 5 Settle A !1 :-J w<.m an Hsk:o; wtmt wr lc<HI Wl lh 1\}' Osw;1\d .Jaf' (l h) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's h ow to work It: and Alan Son tag • AXYDI.BAAXR Oswald " We all know about th r man who pamt s l1 I.ONGFEI.I, OW htmsclf mto a corner by One letter stmpl y slands fnr another In th 1s samrle A is startmg 1n the wrong spot used for th<' three L's, X fnr the h'o Q',, C'IC Sin gle letters, Hndgr p l aye r s do th(' same apostrophes the length and formation uf the words are all 1f the y don 't do the ir phm· hint$ . F.a('h dt~y th e ro de lrtters are different n1ng ca rl\ " I GOT A THOUSANT CHORES TO DO TODAV- · and l(•ft ·\\lth kuq.: <~ tul ,, ~ m .dl W('s l \!urlh E,, .,.t of a sen IN! " cume a fou r th cl ub . Sou th r uffe d hig h agr~tn . tht'n rufft'(l ht~ L1s 1 d1.unond . Cdshrd dulllll)\ '' ~ t\o\o trump~ ~t nd mdd{• t ht• la~t lri {' k \nth h1 s k1111~ o f ectr I 5 :1 Vulnerabl o• llnlh !kalt·r , \\On 0:,\\itlrl If South hrtd fol · gnttl' n I•) r uff th at '>p:tclt' • ! DOWN 1 Complacent 2 Kind or recorder 3 Spoken 4 Tenth l-:;1~ 1 dHt mo nd tr ll/11 f)S sot Til + From t hen on th e pl a~ 1\ il ~ t· a ~ y South pl i:!yt•d out h~o hlgr t.:lub:-South r uffL·d htgh "nd lect ;w oth cr dian11md Ba lk Y A Ill ' ' Alan . ''South 's two--heart btd was one of those wea k S HZ 0 P DP own hAnd ' BARNEY REDI BEDS Largest Selection In The Va lley a-laytng 45 " Poker Flat" author C6 Kind of CtiXHNM Phone 7•7 3163 II OQ-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15 , Dtck Cavetl 10. Over Easy 33 WDZN JUmp ovrrt·;tl ls you uwcnl r d a\ mo~l f1ft y years ag o, Uut EHZ WL P JHCKM DP QWK UDC North dl' cid cd to tak e h is part11cr to game 111 sp1t e of SWH U DZ Z LK P LQ . - 0 L.C WBX XDZN thet " Oswal d "South took hts SaiW'IIay's Cryptoquote: A HUMORIST IS A MAN WHO a ce of c lubs ancl promplly FEELS BAD BUT WHO FEELS GOOD ABOUT lT.-DON ca s hed dummy 's top spa d('.-, HEROlD t O get nd Of Olt C club loser Then he ruffed a spad e in ht s @ IV78 Kinr Ftth1r.1 Syndic1t.e. Inc MfGHT~E IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES 'A BED FOR YOU bed roo m~ w1 th l ore . ed 011 gas heat and 011 condi llo nmg I acre level lot 10 Ru t land . 33: News 20 10 30-Bi ack Perspectiv e on the News 20 CRYPTOQUOTES 8Y OWNER 3 6 10 oo- Bar bara Walter s 6,13 , Silt American Famll1es seal ~ Call/42 -22 11 TALK TO WEND ELL GRATE CA RP ET CONSULTA NT 142-2211 a 9 oo-Emergency ! 3,<,15 , Three 's Compan y 6,13. 9 3(}-Harvey Korman 6. Possum Trot 33. Mary Ty ler M oo re 13 44T ''Six- plumb!llf:! and heo1 1f19 No toh t oo lorg•) 01 too ) moll In Performa nce At Wolf Trap 33 Great Per formances 20 30-Laverne & Sh~r!ey 6,13, Mowg!1's Brothers 8,10 payable lo Newspaperbooks 6 Majorette's ttem cellar 7 Carney 6 Fundamental 8 London II Mme. Cune distnct 12 Scent 9 Pulpit 13 Charge ! sign-{)(( IS Jellify 10 Glittery 16 Daughter dress of Cadmus la bnc 17 Mamed 14 ShakesIS Biblical pearo's wile food 18 Hoarder 20 Quote 19 Humble 23 Bad zo Skelton pitch 2t Pitcher's ~---- 27 Expunge stat 'leah, but 26 Obsession 22 Parlor or it 29 Challenge box 30 knows In the main 24 Soldier or carpenter 1 31 French lJOU river I'\._ __.,, 33 "-Got Rhythm" 36 Superlabve endin8 31 Have 40 Don 'I give up ' 43 Launder 1 to S!ah.' H 1qhwo y Go1u qt• rm Rou lt · 7 Pho!\f• t•l .t Qfl') (Qn:, lluctfOII N1t e !O!OI I( l (llpt ted w1th C01p0 11 WI N TE RG ~ltov o ur h ou~c? Let us ma k e neceHor y tE1p01rs AI and 0 11 JO IId l l lor\1/t q Phone 9Q7 'lJd8 l1 0tntn Comt1VC IIOI1 74') 73'18 lnf!1uh1 wol k t o tow n and '>C hoo l olumn1um s1dmg s Torm Pomeroy Landmark hou~{· d11 c l1~' ( h cll l t'~ R Hoi f 1eld Bo ( \.. H oP C,l'IVI(l' Ru tland Oh1 0 Ph011 co 7 4 '} 1008 ond do roohng Co rn · fJ" ddlcpo tt I 01 11101 e u\ lo rmo !ton coll9q') 7738 01 997 5304 other brands . lro rn~> hockhop a DO-Chuck Barrts 3.<. 15. Happy Days 6 13. Sam 8, 10, ACROSS 1 Kind ol WEED REALLY 1 ~KED , CONDO. JUSt ( (iMPll l lD rww ho use 111 We hav e enlng ed our servlciP department and will service Hotpoint and 1WO hiORY doH•I What a stockbroker relied on to mend h1s broken heart - ' TICKER " TAPE by THOMAS JOSEPH HEY 'TH ' 6MOl<E rlf' • o nd oi l 7. oo-Cross.Wits J. ,A ; Li ars Club 6, Pop Goes The Country 8. News 10 , New New ly wed Game 13, That ' s H(l llywood 13, Telev ision Honor ~octe ty 1.) Movte " Moonshme County Express" 8,10 honw HOU)f I OR o, ole ,,, Pomero y !I M, ~XCAVA11NG PUL LIN S EX CAV A li N G Com p lc lc Se1 Ill til Ph ono 9912~78 SyitHU!.>Q bC"d iOOI II l hl f'{' ~'>It]{ II WILt CARl: for 1\,e eldedy m ou r home Phone qQ'}7314 '>1 d111g {QillpiP h ) f'y RUSrJC Mqr Ph n n 1· CJQ] 7181 ' Nl(f HOMl Ill lUI (II IIIlO lll>ll l h '}fJ 0 ( 1(.<~ EX C A. VA!ING don•1 loodC't and bo(kh o~ w o tk dump !tur k ' and Ia boy~ lo t lwc- wtll haul I dl rlul To ~ o d l un(l~T o rw and g1ovel Coil Bob 01 Nog (:'l JC>! le1 ~ da y phone qq') 7Q8q r11qh1 phonu Qrn J)~) o r QQ'} 5231 WILl (O n lme r clol pr o pC'i!'/ app1 0 , 17 acre!. lf•vt>l lnnrl loC OJ(>d 01 lupp Ct'> Plomo; on Oh1o Rau l(' 7 PhOIIC 101 4 667 1..304 lANDMARK Pomeroy, 0 . 3 IS tf c MA( HINL Rcpo11' !.CI lf(ICe all ma ..._t.,~ qcn 711:1.:~ lilfl ,::obr H 5hop I' OITH! r o v A ulhOitll.'d ~.nget So l e~ and Se1 "'''" We ~ horpon )(THoro; Heal E~taiP Cor Sale up and Tires ~ ~ WING ~~ l'd~~·ll o ' 61~ J7H6JI I SJOO I Q76 Shocks Ph . 992 2848 SALES AND SE RVI CE II 9 tfc !417 SlUUU t Brakes Battery . Installation Servtce or 992 ·6263 I AfiM fQ U ifJM~ N l John Deen' C<Hn p lan It 1 good co ndt 1•0'1 Al l·~ Cholll,c-f s ~111 o11 Muffler X XXX)" • ·' ~111 01 1 OppliO IH P ~ AI Hogan 's Heroes 15 6 DO-News 3,<,8,1 0,13, 15 , ABC News 6; Feettng Free 20 6 JQ-NBC News 3,4, 15. AB C News 13; Carol Burnet! & Friends 6. CBS News B,IO Over Easy 20 NEW - JUS T b FF PRESS I JUMBLE BOOK 1 \1 w11h 110 puules lsavall abta lOt $1 35 pos Tpaid from Jumble clo lt11S newspaper P 0 Box 34 , Nor wood N J 07648 lnclu t1e yaur name add rass_. 11p coele anQ make • B1 mHmd I OO\It•l~ 5 3Q-News 6, Etec. Co 20 ,33: M•ry Tyle r Moore 10, gested by the above cartoon Answer A ve ! tO"f' t't SOW ~R S 4, Gunsmoke 8. M1ster Rogers ' Neighborhood 20,33 Hoga n's Heroes 10, Emergency One 13 , Pettt coat Junctton 15 Salurday s I Jumbles CRACK IRATE KETTLE PA RAOE plero ~eh 1Ce Phone Q49 J4'd/ or f.la9 7000 R<J <•" t' Oh1o ( l i lt o!OI S w('f'jW I~ Now arrange the Clrcled letters to form the surpnse answer, as sug 5 oo-Bonanza 3, Star Trek (Answers tomorrow) 31 61 rno UWOOO Pyle, USMC 10 ' 3D-Brady Bunch 8, 10 . Mary Tyler Moore 13 TO I"E L-EFT !!II T~l$ POSITION W~EN YOU'RE THI S. Print answer here: " [ ANNIE --· " 2 30 91 'IOU WOULDN'T EXPECT II I HURRY ' Denver Kappl e 10 'oo-Spectal Treat 3,4,15. Edge ol Ntgh t 13 . Mor v REFUGI Ltm tfed Supply PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. 3,4, 15, General Hosp 1tal 6. l3 Ltha s, Yoga & You 20 1 3 3Q-AII !n The Fam ily 8,1 0. Consumer SurvPJ&I K 1t Another World L I I J ---+t"""'J_, LITTLE ORPHA N ANNIE & See 11 30-K nockoul 3. T5 , Famdy Feud 6,13, Partndge Family 4, Love of L1fe 8, 10. Sesame St 20. Royal 8.10. 2 OQ-One l tte lo Ltve 6.13 2 JQ-Doctors 3, <, IS. Gutdtng ltght B, 10. 3 oQ- .I I I I [j BOLEN MULCHERS CARTER Wtld 10, To Tel l the Truth 13 10 3D-Hollywood Squares 3,4, tS , Andy Grtffllh 6, Pnce ts Rtght 8.1 0, 110.000 Pyram td 13. II OQ-Wheel of Fo[fun e 3,4, 15, Happy Days 6.13 JO-Oays at Our L 1ves 3.4, 15 , As The Wor ld Turns GARCHE--+::~....,.,.._ LAWN BOY MOWER S ~RADfO IW 10 00-Sanford & So n 3,4 ,15 1 Pass The Buck 8 Joker's Gnff1n 6. Gilligan' s Is 8. Sesame St 20 .33 , Gomer Middleport , 0 8of.1 H.-lhch 1 30- Schaolie s 10 : 8 00- Capt Kan garoo 8, 10. Sesame St 33 9 oo-Merv Grtfftn 3, Phtl Donahue 4,13 ,15, Edge of Ntghl 6. Fam tl y Affatr B. Mat ch Game 10 9 3D-Emergency One 6 Andy Grtff ith 8 Famtly Affair 10 OQ-Crass WI Is 3. All My Ch ildren 6,13 News 8, Yaung a. lhe Restless lo , Not tor Women Only IS HUCET 498 Locust Stre et Phonl' West V1rgima 13 6 55-Chuck Wht te Reports 10, News 13 7 QO-Today 3,4,15. Good Morn1ng ~merica 6,13, CBS News 8, Bul lwmkle 10 13 12 30- Ryan ' s Hope 6,13 Bob Braun 4, Gong Show 15 Search for Tomorrow 8,10. E lec Co 33 I CIHRB tf c 714 Weddmgs Portraits Passports Anniversanes Spettal Ocmtons a, 6 <5-Marntng Report 3. 6 5Q-Good Marntng tour ordmary words Route 1 Pomeroy , Oh1o 45169 Estima tes by Appotntment 109 Htlh St SunriSe Semester 10 6 oo-PTL Club 15, 6 25-Concerns & Comments 10 6 · Jo---Foc~ on Co lumbus 4; New s 6, Sun r 1se Sem.ester Unscramble these four Jumoles, one le tter to each square to form BORN LOSER DAVID BRICKLES Small Engtne Sales & Service TUESDAY, APRIL4, 1918 5 <5-Farm Report 13, 5 5Q- PTL Club 13 S 55- Heritage 33 II S5-CBS News B, lavtng Free 10 12 OQ-Newscenler J, News <,6, 10, To Sa y The leaSI IS; Gambtl a, Rtck Foucheu> Midday MagaZi ne Kitchen Cab1 nets, Rooftng, Concr~te P a t ios , Sidewalks , N ew Construction & Rem odeltng WILKINSON 3,4 , 15, Cher • Chesler, OhiO 10 Jo c THE PHOTO PLACE oo--Mov 1e " The Wind and the Lton 6,13, MASH 8, 10 , Adams Chronicles 20: Shepherd' s Pie 33 Phone 99 2 71 19 For The Best Pr ice In Town !fl.. _Jack W Ca;sey, Mg r ~ l ••ri11C !roc101 8 t 1 gg ~ ~1u11d Phone 985-3806 Sail' Pr1 ce d Now Thru April lO th Phon e 992 -S682 J 12 1 mo POTASH, FERlO-PELS POMEROY B oo t ~ S8 q5 Repair Al so Transm1ssion Repatr low Plco~on 1 (hddre~t ~ Auto & Truck .FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, RWU Cl 949 10~7 FOR SALE 0 Pomeroy Landmark ~ole •u l l~r•' B JQ- Baby , t' m Back B. Turnabout 70.11 ' ~ >401 r All Sl . Rt 141, toward Rutland , S3500 colldl t •Oil Check our lo w , pric es on O•l powe• CIE'Ofl A 1 cond 1 11on Wh v roy mo lf' ~ 1000 (amping Equi p ntPJJt TAKE OVER ."• R eside nt ial and com me rciaL Ca ll fo r est rmai iP, 24 hour service. Aityday , anytime Pom..., mile s off Rt . 7 by .pas s on RVl'd>l'l ilco bi J J/8631 1 tnd(>', $3 500 (O~'J(' dN k 111 cl udf>d Phorw 7 4'} 3187 )I AR CR Af I 14 19t>9 MfRCURY CYCION ~ 7 th Moe )pCIICC'I Pho ne· Q8S J!:l7il I fl OORADO 1M' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ROGER HYSELl GARAGE t oh S7SO QB 5 J91J lO 000 It• IO Pt' IQll Ol 0) CU !LASS •n good ron d1t1 on Aut o P ~ f' H o•' \ 1100 OKAY, I SE& "'l HIS c AR! ...WE'LL PLA CE ... DAT Kb? 1 11 WAS OAT 1976 CHI V ROlf 1 ' • ro11 p11 kup 5373 2-IO.tt c . L __ ___.;.~ TWENTY MINUTES LATER THE PILOT 5TART5 HOME .. AND 15 TAILED FROM fHE MOMENT HS L&AVE5 THt= FIEL D! PLAN ~'5 ARRIVAL~ General Contracting 9:00 lti 9·00 Mon -Fnday 9:00 ft l6 00 Sa turday 11 OOhi6 ·00Sunday 2 1 ttc ~lec-1 ONf COW onrlltol ! f/97 J/39 PB llTff.mfl C.re. Open 9/ ( ht 1~ ty ! o"h IQ7o BlACK FO RD C.ranodo '<lny l top 011 cond I •O IIIItq I '~ Radiator~ Pr11r11 rh• lert"' Trvd1 .. 4a.t or to thot located In The MEIGS PLAZA Mfddle port , Ohio UMW M O I O R CYCI ~ 7',Q ~I J OO Du11con /'hy/1 · drop IPol 1obl•• and I t ho11., 5400 IQ59 CJ 5 Jc f' p Chv .. r V 8 f ORD ST ATI ON woqon Good <ond1 11011 QJQ 'lOOt! TO T~E PLA NT AiRFIELD-AeTER FLYING DAFFODIL D0!!BtN5 TO A SAeE HIDIN6 ... A ROOF TOP LOOKOUT SPOTS AN D IZEPORTS THE 1il7;:t h cellcon l <ond111on S l700 Co li o 14 44 0 !()Q(J o"k lot Pou t 0 1 1Q 74 EXPERIENCED Service ACE HARDWARE I ARMALL IC'(l'l1fly nf'w tllf'~ no t u ~ ! LOOKED SO GOOD IEilt WALLPAPER. PAINT & SUPPLIES Phone 992 -2181 1011 AS THE Mci<EE INPU5TRIE5 142 -2328 1?31 ma • 9a_Jack W Ca r sey , Mgr I CAPTAIN EASY EI\SCUrtV& JST RETURN S Free Est1mates Work Guaranteed Bo x 3 Not The lm1blors 3-3 tfc Pomeroy landmark 196/ CHI V Y "The OnJinltm Phone 992 3993 '289.95 him CI J 9 204'2 48 000 tnd o'" o ~e•hou l ed 1960 Syracuse, Ohio Free Estimates soften er, Model UC-SVI , Now Only tl)ll d i •O !t ( ('\l('n l o !t!"t 4 JO 991 CONSTRUCTION Let Pomerov landmark soHen & cond1t1on your wate r with Co-op wat er M 111 guod r onJ iltOI1 11 100 coil 9911901 Raolt I '""'~· 0. Carpet &Upho stery Phone Mike Young At 992·2206 or 992·7630 LAVENDER '192 })1J NEED A WATER SOFTENER? 6'il Young's · Carpeting - Save Fuel & Money- /OJ } ~ l o11 1'~69 M0 81lf H O M~ llt1le Altl' f 5 coil Let us test your water FreiP !9?S G RANADA 4 d1 b cyl f. c ellf'n l cond,Tton S!o OO O J~ Fiber Blown Into Walls and Attics Sl VlN ROOMS oiiCI buth 011 7 OtiC~ Old Rr 33 Shown bf op b 111/3 U U VY NOVA 5~ E> cr>llen t IOI1 d111()!1 (111(' OWI1 f' l N 11l.' clc·on cot f'h one 6! 4 367 7758 AM rfol 19M 12 , bO 1RAILHi tl • 16 c ~ panda room 3 bed1 o0 rn~ pot !lolly l u1n1shed S3000 SATURDAY, APRIL 8 AT 10:30 A.M. MACHINERY AND · EQUIPME NT oftf'l (nil - JQ-NB C News 3,4,15 , ABC News 13; Carol Burnett ··and Jrlends 6, CBS News 8, 10, Over Easy 20 / ·DO-Crass Wits 3, <; l iars Club 6, Marty Robbin s' · Spotlight 8, News tO , New Newlywed Game \3 , Gilltgan's' Island 15 , Daniel Faster , MD 20: You Know Your Sc hools 33 1 3Q-That Nashvtlle Mustc 3. In Search Of 4, Muppel Show 6, MaJch Game PM a. MacN eti ,Lehrer Report 10,33, Witd Kingdom 10, Candid Camera 13 . Nashvtlle on the Road 15 a oo-Ltttle Hause on the Pralrte 3,4, 15. Captain & Tenmile 6, 13 , Good Ttmes a, Consumer Survival Ktl 10.3 3. Gospel Road 10 6 ~ Construction SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Superior Steam Extraction Cellu~ 949 78)7 IU111lif1Q For Sale tmmed•o tc ~ ofP 675 -IS82 Blown Insulation ten t 01 ~hate~ Phon (' 742 7566 NICl I'IG5 l o r Ph011e 992-3148 or 992 -5020 FREE PARKING J-31 -l mo ,. • 6 oo-News 3,4,8, 10. 13. 15 , ABC News 6. Zoom 2il NOW~ 51100 PICKUP Henderson UN tON OPERATED J 3D· 1 mo . HA'I' lOR ~ole Allol!o liove' oud lomathy Al .,o na p g1ounrllm 446 8570 and chOI !l'> ~.!vet and gold Wp need IQ(>4 und olde1 ~dve1 com~ Buv ~ ~·II 01 !rode Colt Rog er W a111~l t• y lo r f o r m!> Foi~J!ol Pro for ~ lond•ng CURRENCY poc lo. et or a bona 8 1dders must apply on the 14 ) 750 IQ!l l ORD LID 4 d1 Coli 997 596 5 0 1 ~ow 1 1 mber ten per ce nt ot h1s b1d , wdt'1 G oo d 19 , I CADill Al Ph on!'> 9tjl') 7Jb 2 Wanted to Huy more th a n Id ly proper Hove ) ho i :. 1'l wcet.. ~ o ld 9 49 '2747 O f qQ] HPlp Wanted li ve p er cent o t hts b 1d , out 1n thOu!)ana dOllars ~ liP 0 00 teet Pro,cct LCnQih or 0 00 miles Wor lo. LC'nQth even t Vnlun lr>P I Depor tmen t vvtlt ~POil!tOI o gun !>hooT ev e1y Sotu1doy 016 pm ol 1he1t butldtnq 111 B o~hon Fa< lOt ) choke gun ~ onl y TRANSPORTAT ION no pupp1t-~ Hartford 882-2115 Moore 10; Hogan' s Heroes 15 AI Tromm · KING BUILDERS SUPPL¥ CO. pdl) wOif'l Ra<Jers' Neighborhood 20,33 . Hogan 's Heroes tO , s ·3Q-News 6: Eleclm Com pany 10,33; Mary Tyler Roofing Remodeling Room Additions Garages . ., EXTERIOR PAINTS AT (,u B1 ·~~> Tyler Moore 13 5 no-Bonanza 3, Slar Trek 4, Gunsmoke 8, Mrster Emergency One l 13 ; Petticoat Junct 1on 15 & " ,J 997 7.15 ] loll 99? J769 RA C IN~ IH / Columbus , Ot'11o te et or · fhe (lt'UII 19 71 ( AMAR O In goorl ro nd•11 0 11 Noti<:es DEPARTMENT OF V 1n ton lUll~ !GoA VW lou u;J11d tl •u11 gu ud t lf_~ CONTRACTORS Athens 8001dH 19 DAISUN J(/74 nHI(•Oqf• Col i '}J7 379 1 NOTICE TO WTih C(lk 1Ul'1 c hl011df' fCII I fiH'r dog l ood 011cf oil ! vpP~ a t ~oil b lf'I'Hll Soft Wo 1k " lnr ~ M0111 ~ ~ PonH'IO y 99'} J091 Buy ~ell l r adc 01 rro1n Ne.,... and u~ed ~ addles Ru th Rcol'"{'~ Alho ny OIJ ) bQ8 32 110 1':01 FOJo'O L 10 141 3 10 , 2t c M onroe H o r ~c; HOOF HOLL OW p1n 8 17 73 Rev l oblt•h & l Vop D 1uq BEST QUALITY INTERIOR '} COAt LIMlSIONl sa nd gro>el tomf il lfH1 ~Nh o lo ~r 8. b~ N \' l~n11 pill ~I' \1 l t di.!~ ,,fklllt••l f1ede1tC ~ WE I R 1cmplf' MON It CAR LO 111~1de onrJ OtJI 4 IIC'w ~ IPPI bel ted 1od1ol s lood0d C1u"e cbn l10 l po wet lac~~ 0 11 AM f M lop(' 1e01 """ndo ..... dc l og qt:>t Ph on " 9dQ 7480 alter 3 30 of 0 1re c tor rest'rvcs The r 1ght 10 r e,ect <1ny and al l Mo~ o , uc cmdA Q 4 IQ"~b }lll itl,l \ Code 'rn .. ~H> UG SA l~ M •ddl1'po1 1 A. pii l 3 4 7 ~ IJ Bunch 8, 10 , Mary RETRIEVES A SNAKE ... Plt •G IWMMA.GE ~h oodmo1C' j)l'•ll hllCIH 01\l y I' \1 Pt . ' MONDAY , APRIL 3,, 1978 4 3D-Little Rascals 3. IS: Gt ltlgan 's Is land <, Brady EX-FIANCEE ZEL-DA, HAF-AND-HAF L------------------------------------' Hech. •, lll'd/ 00! 11 1?73 001101 1 IJ ~ 607bC'di OOill 19/7 V1c lo r tOll 1J x 6 / 3 bf'dl OOill 1 boTh IQ7/(ovcon l l')l 17 • b5 3 bedroom lqbq Slo!t">llln n I] ~ 60 7 lwd1 00 1n SIOO Q9] 2770 \Ill u t ll ti.t\ ~ bC~1c1c W Va If 'I'OU t-i cl\e a ~C'I\1CC to o!t f•l wCH\ 1 10 bu\" Ot ~ell '01l\0 lhtng oe fau l.. tng l01 wml.. 01 who l e~c ' you II ge t rc~ull ~ l a~ t er ,•.~T\l o )cn l ll\f'l Wo1~! Ad Coli 99 '1 7150 bci.'ll w o t 111ed lilt '< ldl ten D~orector olgon., N u p to 1 C tH , ~II11CI~ /l po~onahiC' l oll Q91 ':nt.o~ 19 7J AK C BOX ER \ l,,lli\oll day':l pr 1o r to th e date se Ttor OAVIDL TELEVISION VIEWING THE "' FROM BED OF HIS Business Services nnd lard Sale \0111 101 y loc.!•lles (he~hue Pho ll(' (61 J 1 367 Olll'l '\iullluiiS.tllllilll tor H ong1n g~ WA ll ~011 1 .\ uto Sa lr• th e Transportahon ana tn(> otl! ce o f ttw D1str 1cT Deoutv RUGS B & ~ M O BIL~ HOMES lndoo1 and ou1doo1 G roon11ng oil b1 11ed" WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES be b 1dder shall r e qu1red to f1le(.VYilh h1s b1d a ~I?VI!>E'd coll1e 1110!(' Otlci female doqs 17 •no ol d Ve1 y h tendly good wOI( hdo g ... Q49 '21% ' 1'1! ! IJI• NOTICE Ecl c h f orms qualihCcliiOns aT least ~ HlPU~D RISING ST AR ll. ennel com mus Tapp l y , on t CO NO M Y IIMClOR Wit h (!II 01 Ill I fii11 PIH'- liJ.. t• 11f:'W lJS ~II l lj sn~ " "~"!.:' 61<~ ) o?8 J790 CU HI AIN Prts for Salt• lilt• I'UIIli~lit'l I I ' ' I \\'~ l ilt' 11~ 1 11 lt••dl\llltjttl,!ll\ otl bdt't lllt ,lub· )l'tl!<>U,tl lilt l 'llhll'- 111'1 V.IJ\IIul I~ ll~\•t•ll'iiJh h-1 lll>lt Lliolll ll[lt llll t>l llt\iti'U11nll pr opos a I " w iTh I·" dlltl \ ,II cl '·" ' ~ IIIH'I plel ron o f lh 1S w or ~ sh a ll be as seT tortn m The b 1d d 1ng B 1d der s :,0! ollt' cl lt t•pl t•d IIIli\ 1\llh l• t ~h \\llh nldtt !at tlll tll.il~t · ftll . td ~t. t l l ,l · 111~ li n ~ :'1/u illl.ll r l11' "1 • 11f llu St u· and I rons, by ms la llr ng plowable prrsma t rc re f lector t~pe pr oper nf loild Oh 10 Coun l res , The date lHJIIU, II 1 Mo rgan Vrnron v ar rous j i~ 'ltiit ll k ~ <1111.! ti 1t ' ll\ ~ ]II' I II. to ld S:ll)ll 1 ,,,\i lll,tth .lilt l' In lllt l ll\tl\ po rtat ro n Washr,g ton 2 l~ Hil l Ioiii Trans Mon r oe ! 8tl \\ ol d:-. I~~ Hli\!l jltl II UI1f j.l\'1 IiLII 1\1J, 11111111!1.: tl)lh•t \ho t ii\UII~I'iU\1\t' lldh 1111! \.ft• t IMI~ tt! .11 lla I tl.n Copy No 78 130 Mergs ,., I 2J I .t(h l.lllld H\t'l lht• lllliiUIIIUII ]I UNIT PRICE CONTRACT ot Jli l AN IIQUE 7 J7 2400 l 11.11"~1' I 011 l il.tl Giw Away Awards 6 13; CBS Repor ts 8,10, News 10, Originals 33. 10 :3Q-Farm Digest 10, Anyone lor Tennyson' 33 11:OQ-New5 3.<.8. 10. 15; Dtck Cavett 20, Ov er Easy 33. 11 JQ-,,ohnny Carson 3,4, 15. Movie "Magambo" 8; ABC New s 33, Movie " A Breath of Scandal " 10 12 oo-Janaki 33 1 oo-News 6, tJ. Tomorrow < Movie Channel 5 and 7 p m - They Made Me A Crtmtn al I G)< 9 and 11 p.m - Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw I R) < IO : ~SCAR .--------------~ · · t'or Sale ' BfA G L~ I" \\ , 1.J, '' IIndt 1 STATE OF OHIO Department 9 3Q-.One Day At A Ttme 8, 10. Makem and Cl an cy 33 DICK TRACY Senror Surlrngh om In ' ~The Daily Sentinel, Middjeport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, April3, 1978 I RECKON I'LL START BV MAKIN' TH'BED • ... I I I\ • \ 1\ I.J ,I \ \ '\ ~ ' t •i [.; X X -. We .pen seven hearts and after tw o passes our rl~ht­ hand opponf'nt b1cl s sevrn spark s. Th ts t s 11 n old Lee Han·n JOkP hanrl You s hould lead :1 ch~tmond , !Ju t 1t lnrns uut tha t HIP iH 'l' of he~u·t s ll' .Hl would IH.' tht.• one t o ht·:1t SCVl' fl Bp o d c:-, Nl \\ ~ 1 '1\1'~ H F\ 1F111'1l l:-,1 1'>.'>' rFo• a com ~ f .IACORt .\1lJn ERN send Sf lo ~l r M Br~dge c arP of th1.. lr' l\ '# Jd oer Po B(h 48P q.:~ d,,l n r~ Sta/rOn Nr., ~v YorJ.. N Y •or1q �• I ., I Council okeys change ' ! Right turn on red al traffic lights located at Court and Sycamore Streets is now legal in the village of Pm:neroy as a result of acti on taken by co uncil Monday nighb-€ouncil voted to take down the "no right turn on red" following a disc ussion Monday night. Sign s will be removed today . In other business, council gave the third and final reading to an ordinance increasmg gas rates 70 cents over the next two years. The ll: Re<1l o BLUE lUStRE shamoooe• • 10 ge1 Ill€ ':i~IU I)blniJ ClCI 10fl YOU need ro 1o1JSen ond llf1 out grourH.1 11; Otrl on a grlf1e And use BLUE IIJSTRF >11nmpoo IO gel \'(}UI CO' [)PIS biiQill Ch,,.lr a nd plush' 'J'Ilf: RJ(: II infiPI S Rl postponed F:asler egg hun~ of the I t 'I 111J ;rt the \1 •ddleport Community Park were Sue Ellen Fry, thP gold egg worth $10, ,md l\r1;rn IIRwh• ,·. the "lveregg, worth $5. Sue is the d11u~htcr of Mr . and Mrs. James Fry, Houtt> ·; ' 1•lll t+>rt•\. ;md Brwn 1~ th ~ sun of ~ r . and Mrs . John H~wlcy, Middh•1XJrl. Pn -t·!ltl 1 lht• ~ ,,uru•-,tt'rs with the eash prizes was I!Hnk C'lt>land, new rst Hotari;.m , wtw :-;c:>J \ 1'd il'-' rh:w rn;,n {)(tile d~1~· Mtddlt!port fin!rnen wt•re on ha nd lo e~ ~s1st wi th Sunday 's t'\ vnt H~>to r) U!llllllllltlllltlll (I" l[flltllllllllllllllllllllllllfl lllllllllll lllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllltllll = ~-= - ME.' Jf!SC UNlY VOTERS -~ ~ !;j ~ ~ ~~~~l frHl~C' - !.;"''' L>een filed 111 Me•gs ('o unt.v Commor1 Pl~·a~ Cou11 . F11ing for LhssulutlOtl were ===- ] YOU MUST BE REGI STERED BY MAY 6TH : = If You a•e Not Req1 st ~re d . :: ; - If Y "''~ u '""\:; m Do ubt a< to Whelhe• Y·HJ M r Proper ly Regis tered . Ph one lh e Jara Ma sonic Temp le Building P .O. Box qss, Pomeroy . Ohio 45769 Phon e 992 -2697 Hours9 : 00- 4 : 0 ~ Saturda ys9 : 00- 17 : 00 fl lt1d Fr.anklm I AJ\1,'1 ''1' 1.. HL'SI! . AriA·I I . Hu,h . ~1 111 St .. H4. Mrddleport , dll'<l Sat urd: 11 "' flll" clt\orc ~ llis r{':;it.lcm:t Mr Bush w;r :-; Htl ~g ..,, 1J< 1r·n Feb. 6, 18!J-l at · Buffa[, · W V<L., the sn 11 uf the [:~lr l' 0 and Del la Bush. He was also preceded in death by 1,11 ,. sister and one brother . He was a reurcd ra ill·uad C(lnduct or for the Nc• Yor k Centra l Harlroad -Cu. .\ Ill 111 t t'po l'l SQCAD 1\l 'NS T"1 " Ht1dne EH Squrt d w;1s ca lied Sat urday at 6 11 .111 . fur • F.rnestine rrsher wlio was ta ken to Veterans MenHrrral Husprtal. On Sunday at 4 O> ~ p.m. Ho) Bush ""' ta ken to He - ':,;£ROSS '"' ,H A R 0 w A R E ' .. - GARDEN .' "'" ' '" "-.._,) ""'~ ~~~~ ' /4'\,' \, . We just received a new sh ipment of seeds and ga rd en too ls. Stop in and prepare for spring gardening T tl ~· pres r ut:.it i11 n of " Music Man " h~' thr musk dcp:r rtmcnt at lht• Mel~s Hig h SrhtlOI Friday a nd SnlUrdn \ rc"i d r ot~ m ~ h u, sons, tWtl ~; (· urrying to trunks t. J1p, up f'<JS tumlng CROSS HARDW-ARE Open Mon . thru Sat. 9: 00 to 5:00 Mr ddleport "ort· thl~ "h itt· gu \\ fl l'hkh \HlS tht' wt•ddinl-( dn•ss of th•· l'~r l~ 19<lO's Fur the prod"rtlo n Pu lgt• Smit h 992 -3831 Memorial Park. Sl. Alha ns. Fnends nr ay call at the fu neral home any time th e latt• Mrs. ll . H. Ra \o\l iugs flf Pomrro v. M:o;CV fLEMING COOLVILLE Mrs. Na ncy Rr:twley Fleming . 37, Dela ware, SCJ turday Oh io. died evening at Hi\'Crsl<lt· Methndlst Hospital iJr Colu rnbus "' the result of gunshot wounqs alle~e d ly rnf11 cted by he r former :1usband on Man•h 26. M". Fleming was born at Cool\'ille, a daughter of Ira and Bcsste Borman Brawley. Coolvrlle She was an empluyre of the I. K . Baker Sun llcl Farms at (;alena and had bl'en (:1 Veterans Memorial Hospttal . ' Saturday Admissions brut ht•r, Tonun y, and a Opal Cummins, Racine . Saturday Discharges - Joe '"\' ''. 1-'<ilth. I· une. ;II st•rvices will be Bonecutter, Roy Neff, Em· ln•ld 11t 2 p. 111 Wednesday .a t mog ene Norton , Debra til<' )\'Ilit•· Funeral Home 111 Norris. Mary Divers, Anna < ,.,.Jvill e wi_t h ! he Hev . R~y Hart, Joseph Trible, Jack Ilee!<' I' offrcra•rng Burial wtll Rankin. be 111 tile Coolville Cemetery. Sunday Admissions Friends may c"U at the Dairy Glassbu rn , Bidwell; funeral home any tunc after 7 Sheila Sinclair: Evelyn p m. tonight and all day on Jewell , Pomeroy ; Roy Bush, Racine: Jimmy Graham, Tuesday . Pomeroy . Sunday Discharges Mad eline Cha ffin , Alice {Continued tram pqe 1) Mullin s, Debbie . Deren· " lso staged at the high school Saturda)' night entertained berger, Elija Powell. with selected numbers. Introduced were aii 5<J.year mem bers of the Knights of the York Cross of Honor, 33rd 9 P. M. DEADLINE Uc gre e Masons; all pa st Deadline for registration of musters of the district and all rrrscn t masters ~,.~f lodges m voters in Meigs Counfy is 9 the four co unt tcs making up p.m. on May 6 rather than 4 p.m. on May 6. tile district. 1l1e Board of Elections All drstriC1 nffi cers. pa st office will maintain special clr strt ct depu ty grand hours the evening of May 6 to uwste rs, two district accOmmodate last minute educat ional offi ce rs and registrations. Charles Baker , Iron ton, •tale junior cotmcilor , of the Order of DeMolay, were also introduced . MEET WEDNESDAY Grand Master Hasor spoke The Middleport Ladies on generu l aspects of the Auxilia ry will meet at the fire Masunil' Order. lie presented hall Wednesday, April 5, at a 60 year Ma sonic pin to Fred 6:30 to travel to the Holiday Husscll, form erl y of Br~ d ­ Inn for their anniversary bury and no w of Santa Hosa, C11 lif. . nntl prescnte<i awards dinner. to M!\'eral ) oung people for utH'-:tandtng r untrtbutwns to thcrr r espec tiv e organi7.at ions. Those tnclu ded Pau la Eichmger, daughi<•r of Mr. for her work Wllh the Hain l~J W t: rrl s. 1urd Seott Heuter, son uf Mr. and Mrs. Don Heotrr. Middlepon . for his wo{k in the Orde r of Dc ~ o l cy . .!udy Crow was reeognJZcd as a recrpient of a MasoniC scholarship. Mrs. trow and her husba nd, Sam. are tcnchers in the Meigs l.<JcaI Distrrct. <Jnd Joe . and lluw daughlt•rs, Carolyn, Sherr) and Manina , all at home: three bro ther s, Walte r Brawlc) , Dayton. and David and Danny Brawley, l'ooh·1lle ; .sfx Sist ers. Mrs .. ,~ Lesley is ge~ting ready to become a nurse .... Ch arles I ir ene 1 Alake, Ashle), 'Oh io: Mrs. Butch I Donna I Welch , Tup pers Plains : Mrs. Dale !Drann eJ lt,,ckhold, R""dsv ille ; Patty Brawley, Ashley: Mrs. Jim t Kath YJ llobo, Dayton ; Mrs. Charles <Terry ) Modesi tt , Piloeni x, Ariz . She wa s preee<ied in deat h by a ~. Lesley Carr ltves in Pomeroy . She's had a saving s account at Farmers Bank s ince s he was only a week old and she plans to keep o n s av ing because sne wants to go to college and become a nurse . Fanners Bank is helping Lesley by paying interest on her passbook sav ings accou nt If -you a re con ce rned about plan nin g for your future, ltke Le sley ts, Farm e rs Bank has the right sav ings plan for yo•J We' ll pay you the hig hes t rat e of in terest possrble Lesley know s . People you know. Fn .know Formers, Farmers an k OHIO Member fOIC POMEROY, STYLE ~x~..~lll!flt salary along wi th a chrnce of jobs ttw qpportunrty to work toward a \U.Q year assocldle derJw ''""'"'' lhe wrunwl ltv Col ... lechnical schools '1 xperienc.e m training dt sorne of thP finest rhe nauon . valuable worldwid" pard va<dtion a year I \ Th<on your search Is over. Because the United Staies Au Force can. offer you an k..-ge of tlW 1\ir h:m. e ( O· ChS JgOrnPlll 5 medical care . Oil denl' l care and much more It 's one of the finest opporhinllle\ In the nahan Ca ll roday For informatiOn, contact · S.Sgt. Vernon J . Zegel . USAF Recruilinq Office m N. Columbus Road Athens, Ohio ~570). Ph. (6141 597.4591 /· ) PICTURED '9.95 1 ' the job 30 days of -c-· . ) r: ·...Classic simplicity" could well describe this kn!t shirt ... perfect lor golf or ony sporl Including specfetor I Colla r has a run of colorful stripes and the single pocket has th e cluslc touch, on embroidered emblem. A favor ite for •ure ... updated for ' 78 tn an easy-care blend of Dacron and cotton. Sizes S, M, L, XL. Wh ite and a big selectl oo of solid colprs. Visit the busy Men's ~nd Boys' Otptrtmtnt, 111 floor tM IX<IIilnl stylos,. tolors, WIIVII In mtn'l and boys' short slHvt knit shirts. You'll rNIIY llkt tills and set selection. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY West Virginia side of th e brrdge was changed 11 would help the enure situation. Chief of Police Jed Webster has asked a representativ e of the Ohio Department of Tr ansportatron, Marietta, check out sit uauon. l..;rrry Wehrung reponed the street and safety comnutt ee met to tliscus~ pa t~ L'hmg h11lcs (Ill luwer· West Ma rn, but m•edcd a rulle r to do a good job {Continued on PIICt 8) Fifto•t•n Cl•nt; \'ol. ~x ..'l;o. ~ 17 iJVews. . •in Brief~ workers ~~~~~s~~~f~)~f~co~us;h Additional By United Press lntrrnational COLUMBUS, OH IO - HOWDY DOODY'S WHITEFACED AND always mute sidelu ek, Clara bell , h!rs broken a ~year-old tradition - the clown took off his makeup before 11 camera Monday . Appearing on "Col umbus Goes Bananas." a show for teenagers produced by QUBE, Warner Cable Co rporation 's viewer response television service, Cla rabell put down hi s famous box with the yes and no horns, pulled nff his outsized nose and unzipped his striped suit . " ll felt fun ny," sa1d Lew Anderson , 54, of Scarsdale, N. Y. "I look better as Clara bell ." _ to vote today Saturday, a chan ce of sho \Hrs Thur!ilday •n d Frida y and fair Saturd ay. Hi gh tempo·raturcs will range !rom the mid 60s to the low 70s Thursday and Friday, but falling Into the SOs north and the 60s south Saturday. Luws will be In the 40s . $2.2 million approved for facilities ll y United Pn•ss WASHINGTON !UP!) - A Virgtnia, Kentucky, Virginia International $2.2 mill ion "ddi\J o ~ · to and Pennsylvarua . Some 14 .000 UM W :::-::···· ... federal gra nt s h11 s been ·n\C Appalachian Hegional ronstruction workers vote on approved by th e Economic: Commission approved $4 mila new contract today and all Development i\dmimstra uon li on fo r so me 20 needy signs are th<rt Urey' ll put a to co nti nue opcra tio11 nf hospi tals last week. MARYSV!LIJo, OHI O- C. HOUND HAS BEEN BROK EN formal end to U1e nation 's heal th fa l' ll tt ies in fi ve Up w$6.2 milli on in federal AND grading is under way at the site of the planned 220,000 longest continuous coal strike .-\ppalal'hian states, in cl udin ~ !<IX dollars are to provide square-foot motorcy cle manufacturing pial>( of the Honda - nearly four months after it Ohio. workmg caprtal for hosp1tals Motor Co. bega n. that incurred hro:) \.,. \tiSSE'!' Other states affected by Gov . James A. Rhodes and offi ci" is of the llonda Motor Co. The nationwide balloting Mnnd.ay's actron wpre W est turned the first shovels full of earth Monday for the facility wa s to be talli ed rn wh.ich is sche<luled to begin producing about 60,000 Wash ington and til e results WHEELING, W.Va. tUPI 1 motorcycles a year next sprmg. ann ounced at a news -· A $6 million law suit conference in the capital. demanding an exp1analiun uf KlNGS MILLS, OHIO - Til F. 1,61J(J.ACRE KINGS ISLAND " I am pretty sure it will family entertainment center will open for preview weekends ca rry about 60 percent w 40 the fate of money donated w the United Mine Workers Aprill5 wshow off a number of new attractions. COLUMBUS 1 UP I I - Ohio IKISt Frtday, the PUCO percent in Illinois and the during rts rece nt l ll ~lay The main new feature, said William C. Price, general nati on, " Utility Co nsumers' Counsel ~ ranted C&SO£ rate sa id Norman strike was expected to filed manager of the Kings Isl and theme park, will be the new Beattie , Di stri ct 12 field Wrlliam A. Spratley sa id Inc reases totalin K $28 6 today in U.S. l)istict Court. College Football Hall of Fame whrch will open in July and be representative for 2,200 mine Monday his off ice would ask million . The utilit y has The object of the lawswt by officially dedicated Aug. 3. Public Uti lities requested rate relief !<Jtaling eonstruction wnrkers. New Martinsvt lle attorney H. the Commi ssion of Oh.i o to rehear $45 .5 million. ·'We'll be just '" hap py as John Hrrgers was to be UMW DANBURY, CONN .- ASTATF. LAW RAN NINf: HADAft the d'-"'P miner was to get Uw rate case approvC'd ld5t Spra tley sa rd U1e PUCO's President Arnold Miller and detectDrs on cars will wrder~ o its fir st Connectil'ut court tesl ba ck to work ." said Dexter week for the Col umiJus and decision showed the the union itself on beh"lf of wday when the wife of a• airline ca ptain challenges rts Davis , re cordin g local Southeni o:.. . -- ·ctrir Co ' "infl uenc e of Wall Str eet" on four loc;tl uruon officers fro m constltut ion al ity. sta le utility reg ulat ors and secretary of 1582, in Marmet , Distri ct 6. Janet Holderman of New Milford wa s arre,ted Jan. 23 on W.Va ., wh o predi cted 75 that the comm ission "abused Hogers wanll to trace an Houte 7 and charged with operating a radnr detector called a per~nt approval of the pact 1ts ci.J scretion" in ap proving estimated S5 million rn reli ef ' "Fuzzbuster' ' by its maker. Electrolcrt, Inc., of Troy, Ohrn n<r tion wide . certa in tn crcascs in the funds sent to th e lJMW b) · State policeman James Hcilly orderl'l her to remove the utility 's rate base . " We'v ~ been uut lon ~ er and device from her car. She refu sed to do so and Hei lly then we've suffered the ~ ame other labor groups, mcludin g $2 mill ion fr om tlle Umtcd arrested her for U5ln g it. Mr s Hold erman has pleaded l~rrdships," he said . Auto Workers . innocent. Altholll(h Ureir contract had an other month to go, the hospilal Miller .rC illlllns Wile nin a call Miaml ed • DETROIT - AT LEA~·r $10 MILLION A YEAR construction workers walked Monda y. Vw e President Sam reportedly is heing added to heal th care costB in Micl1igan Church and Se cretar yAn $8fl:t,t70 F:nvir.. nmental (Continued on page 8) because ol kickbacks p~id to doctors by independent medical Tre~surer Will~rd F:sselstyn Protecti on Agl•ncy tE:PA l laboratories. were in m ~ ctin gs . grant has been Hwarded to ~oting health care expcr!B, the Detroit )ews sa rd "11re purpose of the sui t is the town of Nrw H11 ven to Monday that doling out krckback.s is comm on practice in the immedrate upgrade its sewage collection to force $100 milllon-a-ye<<r blood~c stln g business that serves disburse ment of the system, ~en J cnnin gs Michigan medical clinics. conl ributions made for Hand olph an nounr•ctl thi s By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD , UPI t mine rs' relief durin g the rnuming . CINCINNATI - NEIL ARMSTRONG, '11-IE FIRST person The gr ant money, whrch Woody Allen's senocomtc, strike," said Rogers, whv w walk on the moon and now a profesMJ r of aerospace was retam ed by Hon has to be matched by 20 per auto biographical love story engineering at the, University of Clllt lllnati, has been elected to McCra cken, Ken Waginald , cent local fun ding , wil l ·· Annie Hall" collected four membership in the National Academy of Engi m·cring. Juc Hoskins, 1u1d Gene Oiler, conve rt the town's existing Oscars for best prcture, The former astronaut, currently doing S[Ja ' e programMeigs Count y Sh eriff off1 cers of UMW locals. primary sew;:1ge treatment dire c tor . sl'reenpl ay an d hosed research on portable Ol<)'gcn ; upphes fr,r lung patients, James J . Proffitt said today 'nw suit also would ask thai plant into a seco ndary Diane Keaton as best actress was honored for making signifieant contriiJutron; to the field of deputies Monday in· plaintiffs be allowed UJ repre- tr eaun~nt fa cility, accordin g at the star-studded golden engineering. vestigated vandalism to a sent aU working and retired to Alan Vanhorn, vice anni ve rsary of the Academy president and general Awards Monday night. spare bus at So uthern !."'cal' s miners. CHICAGO - FIRE STRUCK A LUXURY high-rise Bus Garage . Richard Drey fus s upset . Roger s said one charge man~er of VTN Engineers, apa,rtment building in the Rush Street nightclub district today, Acco rding to the report, would be that tire UMW failed thefim1 that has designed the Hichard Burton as best actor routing hundreds of tenants from their beds. for his performance in "The Ray Proffitt , bus mechanic wdisbur se the money as part renovation of the fa cility. Five persons were taken from the Two East Oa k fur the di;trict, said the bus of its plan to have the 1978 "The plant is currently only Goodbye Girl~ Ja son Apartmen!B wHenrotin Hospital. Two policemen who carried was damaged some time bituminous coal agreement "ble to remove 30 per cent of Robard s won his seco nd a woman from the building suffered'from slight cases of smoke since 3:30 p.m. Saturday. A the wast e, but in the future it straight best-supp or ting. ~ inhalati9n , a hospital official said . The woman was not side window was broken and approved Miller and others in the will be able to remove 85 per actor award for "Julia ." seriously hurt but might have to be hospitalized. Box-office smash " Star a sunvisor tonr off. Damage mtern"tional ' e plotted , rent ," VanHorn said. He also said the upgrading Wars" collected th e most was estimated at $50. combined and conspired with BELGRADE:, YUGOSLAVIA - FOUR MINERS were Ernest Hess, Logan, W. each other" to breach lllelr will "llow New Haven to Oscnrs - six - but none were killed and 26 others were Injured in a methane gas explosion Va., reported a truck owned financial responsibilities and expand its capabilities Rod considered "major." " Anme (Continued on pag~ 8) by Margaret Conley, Shade, withh old the funds, the treat sewage coming from Hall " had four awards and the town of Hartford. A "Julia ," a drama about two was parked at the Hess attorney said. Hogers claimed the sim ilar EPA gra nt for wonlen caught up in the fight property on CR 20 near Kingsbury and hit by vandals purpose was to "coerce the Hartford , which would allow against Naztsm , had thr.., . But it was Vanessa Red sometime between 5 p.m. plaintiffs and the class tll ey it to hoo k onto the system , is gravo , best supporting Friday and 10 a.m. Monday. seek to represent to vote in ;t ill pendin g approval. Besides the expansion of actress for her title role in The 1973 International favor of th e proposed truck had the gla ss smashed contract submitted to the present fa cility, loca ted " Julia " who took the plaintiffs on or about March on Layne St., a laboratory spotlig'ht both in side and In a letter submitted to school superintendent, Donald out, two side chrome mirrors and aeration basin are ex· .. outside the Lqs Angeles 24. " broken, and a steel belted Staggs, Willard "Buddy" Moore today resigned as head footThe suit seeks a terirporary pected to be construtted. Van Music Center, wMre Jewish , radial tire was stolen as were ball coach at G_allla ACademy High School, effective restraining order directing florn said that proposed Pa lestinian and Na zi immediately . In a further move, Coach Moore resigned ·his some various small tools. Miller and other. tD accountsystem will make use mo;t of protesters clashed . Sunday evenin~ . the classroom teaching position as of the end of the current school The JDL was protesting Chester Township Fire for all th e funds and to deliver the eXisting lines which will year. the money w a trustee . ,..n be upgraded . However, De p~rtment notified· the Coach Moore has served as football coach at GAHS for the injunction was i\(l ught to forre several small extensions will past eight years - five years as asslst.anttQ John Ecker and sheriff's office It was responding to ~ fi re at the Goe- the UMW w distribute the · be added. Ute past three years as head football coach. money . The grant · EPA just In a statement wSuperintendent Staggs, Moore expressed gleln farm on West Shade. Rogers has asked for com- awarded was the final one In ·An unkoown subject had set h.is appreciation wall those with whom he has worked over the pensatDry damages of $1 a three-step process . New past eight years, to Include the teaching staff, coach.ing staff, fir e to a large ro ll bale of hay. million and punitive damages Hav en received grants and I!Chool a<jministration. He furth er expressed a special Approximately one-half acre of $5 million . t'ilvering the payment of a appreciation and gratitude for having known and worked with of field was burned . In other matters deputies . study and a design . Variabl e c loudin ess Ute many fine students and athletes atGaUla Academy. . took report fr om Betty "Bids on the project co uld tonight , with lows in the Following Utl!l school year, Coach Moore Indicated that he PerSOJ1S, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, be let out late this Sllffilller," NOWVOUKNOW upper 40s or lower 50s. Partly will accept a positio'! in private industry. who reported a battery had VanHorn said. He added that cloudy Wed nesday, with The bee hummingbird is the In receiving Moore's letter of resignation, School been stolen from her auto once construction begins it bird. It weighs an smallest highs near_70. Probability of "Superintendent ~taggs expressed hls appreciation for the while parked at the Tall should takr approximatel y 18 eighteenth of an ource and is prcclpitatiQ(' is 40 percent coq~Plete cooperation and fine working relationship tllat_J:las Timbers Night Club parking months to complete the about 21. inches long. Most o( today , 30 percent tontght and exi!Jied with Conch Moore during th!l years that he has -been lot. project. · that length is i'S b<'nk. 10 percent Wednesday . superintendent of Gallipolis City Schools. Expect law suit to he filed today partly due to a suspension of Uni ted Mine Workers health and retirement benefi ts. Under a rural health care prugn11n, the Depart ment of Hea lth. F:d ucauon and Welfare prevwll5l y pro,·rded S2.G rllllhon til clint<'S . Arn on~ those on hand when Monday's granl~ w erP itn - noun cccl were Sens. Howa rd :vlPtze nbawn and J ohn Glenn, bot h D-Ohro Th~ senators sar d tbe assistan l·e Krant£ " ill enable h(!Spitc.lis to rontmue pnl\1ding s ~n·ire~ and retain hr Hith <: Hrt' person nf'l now lo"ated rn the App la ~hran area . Rehearing sought on rate case aw·arded lf the conum sswn refu sed rehear the case, Spratley saicl his off tee had 110\ ) et dccrded wt1ether til nppea l lhe approval to t11e Ohio Supreme Court. "The order t approvtng the C&SOE rate UltTea s c 1 W(! : O. almost Hpologttl c at Umes , ·· said Spratley . " The ~~ commtss1on dl(l exerctse tts discr eti on . . too much m cntr c;rl of !.he PUCO's a 9.89 percent rate of retur11 on C&SOF. 's ra te base, filii l(rlln tlrr~ but wa ~ cntlcal of boosts in th e rutr base due tr, rertatn cunstrul'li on projects stil l tmdt•r wa) , but due to become ··· m ltnr" tatN t.hts year nw utrht) also has an- nountt•d ll s tntcntton of filtng fur a nother system-wide mcr eHse thts rear Col umbus ru tlirt) l and Southern Ohro has Spratley sard tus offr ce was Cli ch of the past four ) ears. f"vor of the investors " recet\·ed rate mcreases i.n Allen's "Anni·e Hall'' · captures four oscars vandalism .t ' HRUSII FIRE Til e Pomeroy Fire tJepnnnrcnt extinguished a brush fir e at 4: I 1 p. m. Saturday near the Don Bailey hnme on Willow Creek Road . SEARCHING FORA SOLID FUTURE? en tine probing • f ~ f ' at y ordinance council now has with the cable finn . Lou Osbo rne , co un ci lman , reponed a water meter tester was on orde r. Bill Y<t' ng _told . council about the traffr c accrdent at the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge between 4:30 and 5:30 p.m. He sard it is tremendous and suggested an offi ce r be at the locat ion during the hours mention ed. May or Andrews stated it was too dan gerous a situation to pla ce an officer i.n the area at those hours . The mayor contended rf the light on th e lw-<l\.~~~:~"»~'''"&.%\\':,~,.,.,-,:,..-,:,..,,,,-,:,..~~~~-,:,..~ Deputies I ' e • IS ' '' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesda .v, April 4, 1!17X busy Monday burying debris left from Ure hig~ water that was located on his neighbor's property, Joe Swain, Rt. I, Racine . $863 170 EPA grant l loward W;1 lsh, P·roctorville, Sl!ll~. Du u~las ,' .. , .. ...,. STRIKE ENOS CINCINNATI (UPI ) - A strike which began at midnight Friday at the Seven U!>-Roynl Crown Bottling Co. ol Cincinnati ended Saturday afternoon when 46 truck drivers agreed w a new three-yellr contract. MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS Daughters : ('at hy Wa lsh , tluughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. ht>r HI-LOW TEMPS NEW YORK {UPI) - The h.ighest temperature reported Friday to the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 99 degrees at Presidio, Texas. Today's low was 8 degrees at Hou lton, Maine. SE.E OUR FINE SELECTION Mr ~ l'r~ ul Ea:htng£>r 1 P ot1H'n1), fur the ln tcrnHtluna l Urd~r uf Job's Dt•laware area for tht• past mnr years. PLEASANT VALLEY Discharged - Will iam Stato n, Vinton ; Lawrence Wallace, Apple Grove; Richard Nibert, Galli polis Fer rv: Helen Hensley , JackSon; Carl (Buck) Fruth, Point Pleasant ; William Black, Henderson; James Hammack, Clifton; Albro Ma llett , Gallipolis; Mrs. George Christy, Middleport ; Mrs. Willia m Flora, Apple Grove; Brian Dabney, Henderson; Charles Jeffers, Southside ; Joshua Thomas, Cottageville; Edith McCoy, Racine; Mrs. Gary Matheny, Leon; Mrs. William Cromlish, Gallipolis; Ger· trude Seines, Leon: Robert Lutton, Point Pleasant ; Cheri Swarrord, Apple Grove. ELBERFELD$ and re s1drnt of the Surviving bestdes parent s atr tw u i 300 at three great-g randch ildren. Funeral services will be twld Tuesday at I p.m. at the lta wlin gs-l'oa ts Fun eral Home with the Hev. Robert Llumga rn er uffieialin g. Burial will be in Cunningham :o.t't\1 mnn) Mllt.J.blr .nr tht• rnusll'n l.of 71 N. 2nd Av e. survived b) Vrt., six J.{ranckhildren and y)· '. _ vJJkitfsr:e,.n..m·:"tC\1 ' IS Fred F: . B~sh , C'olumbu, , Hnrl Francis Bush, C r o s~v ill c , Tenn ., t wu sisters , Mr.,. Haz el M o r~ a n . Tvlrr Mountain. W. Va .. and Mrs. H.A. (Ann I M•·rkel, Xenia, one brother. Emmett Bush, Buffalo, W. iimtllltlllllllllllllHitlllllllllllllllllllllll llllltllllllllllllllllllllltlllllltltltlttlllltlllllllll~ • Vel er ans Mem or ra I llospltal . Area Deaths i Steve Burson. n uuand. "nd : Rosemary flu r'iiln. 1\utl.rnd; := Pat >\.· l.itil<, Rt 1. J.. ng Vis•! the Bo o I d 's Off ru· Ill PPr!.On - O R 5 f\, •ltun'r and Kl'rlllrtli Littlr. Pho ne tile Boilrd of E lect ro.:s - O R ~ ('lie,hirt• M~ d th~ Board a Cal d Fu 11 l~ .h•ra ldrn r Huggs. \hddl!~ port . DOES NEIGHBORLY DEED - · Dennis Palmer, Rt. I, Racine, wa s --------------------------- 1 HOSPITAL NEWS. 5 MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS = Hnd one f('r Llivur\'1' :lg<i!!l st H.!l ~ and Hank Cleland extended a welcome on behalf of the Rot.ary Club. John Werner, active Rotarian, provided the sound system and got the eve nt underway . About 700 prizes contributed by Big Bend merchants were awarded. s~:VERAL hundred Ri g Bend youngsters were off and runni ng Sunday aftern oon at the Middleport Communi ty · Park when the Middleport -Ponl!'roy Rotary Club staged its postponed E"stcr egg hunt. Ma)'or Fred Hoffman welromed the yo w> gsters <L nd their txlrcnLI for the town TO F. 'Ill M,\ HR IAGES '[\qi SUI I< fur rlrs.<nlulHHI nf ~ ~ In Order Jo Vvte 1n th J 6th !"! r une n rmar y - w = water rates was given a second reading with counci lman Larry Wchrung voting "no " on the issue. The ordinance. if and when it is passed at the third reading, will increase mimmum rates from $4 .21! to $6 or an increase • ,,f $LBO per month. Council inquired about the proposed test wells to be drill ed near the present wells. Mayor Claren ce Andrew s inform ed co un cil he IS waiting on a letter from th e engrneering fi rm of Burgess minimum r<.~tc is presentl y $4 and Niple. Cost of one test but increases to $4 .35 the fir>t well was estimated at $5 ,000. year and $4.70 the seco nd Council 's main co ncern IS yea r. whether ur nol the quality of As an emergency action , water wil l be improved after co uncil approved two other the well is drilled . ordinances mcreasing fine s. Co unci I man H a r o Id One or<linance calls for an Brown read a letter from rncrease from $200 to $250 on PointView Cabl e TV, stating intoxica tion charges, if the the compa ny rs sending to the Mayor so desires, and 30 day s FCC requesting a permit to confinement or both . prov ide Hartford, W Va , The second ordinan ce was with servr ce . Br own v.on l:, H em increase from $500 to $750 on charges of neclng <Jn of- repre sent~ t ive frmn Porn! · fi cer. View Cable to meet with The ordinance tu mcrease co uncil for clarifrcation uf the ~"" Hedgrave 's allegedh 'l r,.'[l. ll rnh•n't'nt npP n anti ·SemitH.' actions m •P·trt ... .r ,dt'f\ m Boston. lie JUSt 11 <1 nlto say, Duke, making the fr lm , "The Palestinwns · TI1ret- j)(•rson s ~,~,. e m1ss ~·nu And we all hope were hospn"IJZed and four vou will be here next vear arrested 11 hen the three ~cause nn one can waik m J11hn Wayne's boots ." groups clashed . Rrtbar·ds. who portrayed Maste r of Ceremonies Bob Hope . who called the awards l!lera n figure Dashiell "!.he real Star Wa rs" and Ham mett 111 ".Julia, " was the quipped that with all the ol d- fir;1 actor w wm a back-totune acwrs and actresses ba ck award rn tlle best present "it looks like the road supporting" cwr category. (Qinllmald 0. Pill' J) r nmpany of the Wax Musew11 ," pa1d tribute at the end w :lohn Wayne , who No classes scheduled Moore resigns as Saturday grid coach at GAHS Schools of the Meigs Local School District will not be open this Saturday. The district 's board of educatron March 21l approved u revised calendar Changing the Good F'riday ho lida ~ as well as the Monday following East er . Saturday classes were set April 8, 15 and 29. The ofli ce of Superintendent Charles Dowler announced Monday evening schools will not be open this Suttn·day as plunncd. The Ohio Legislature •;till has not passed legislation providing additional days for districts In Ohio due to weather, strikes, etc. However, there is legislation pendin g whi ch apparently led to the latest rhange thls Sattllrday .in the Meigs Local District. Weather· Leaflets are now available Me igs Co unty She rrff .James J. Proffitt repons leanets expl"ining the new law on molorized bi cycles toften call ed MOPEDs ·, are now available at the sheriff's · office . • The MOPED Law became effective April I. The law provide s that 1f the motorized bicycle is operated on a public ruadway or on pnvate property used by the public for vehr.·ula r traffic or parking , then the operator must be at least 14 years of age and must han either a driver 's license or specie] permit for motorized bicycles . The rnotorited bicycle "perator li ~nse is issued by 1111' Ohi" lltJreau of Motor \ t>h• ~·~~ !l d' the local dcpul) regrslr; r>. l'he iee is $2. The license exp1res on the ·licensee's birthday on the founh year after issuance. Leaflet s are furnishlod by the Ohi o Department of High· way Safe!) and nrc free'l.pon request . � 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/. 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