https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cc96002f6c59902574561e251d470777.pdf 9f6be50d5bce391ef8c9be090cbed390 PDF Text Text I ~Cleveland's 12- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Thursday, Aprtl6, 1978 Dorrian to Affinnative speak at PomeroY Doman , Mtchael J Democ ratic candidate for Ueutenant Governor in Oh1o runnin g with Richard Celeste, will be the featured speaker at the April meetmg of the Tenth Di stri ct Democratic Actton Club. The meeting will be held on Aprtl 12, 1978 at the Meigs Inn in Pomeroy. Dorrian, chosen by Celeste to be his running mate under the new electiOn procedure, has been endorsed by the Executive Committee of the Ohio Democratic Party He is currently serving his third term as Co unt y Commt ssi oner in Franklin County . Prior to his election to the Board of Com missioners, Dornan served lll Mayor M. E. Sensenbrenner's admintstrat10n as Asststant Safely Director and as Executive Assistant lo the Mayor. Dorrian lives tn Columbus with hts wife .and four chtldren . Mary Benson, prestdent of the Democratic Action Club announced that the meeting will begin promptly at 8 p.m. and that dinner may be ordered from the menu beginning at 5:30p.m. Pomeroy council ·receives report Pomeroy Police Chief Jed Webster submitted ht s monthly report to Council Monda y night shoiCing collection of parking meter money in the amount of $2,339. His department made 46 arre sts including three juven tles: investi ga ted 23 acct dent s: issued 1,2 11 parking meter ttcket s, and drove 3,960 miles . Number of arrests made and the charg e were speedtng, ftve : left of center, one; open flask , one : intoxtcatton , stx ; fatlure to yield, four : DWJ , three: fleetng police officer, one: menacin g t hreat s, one : restst tng arrest , one: squealing tires, one : disorderly conduct , two: disturbing the peace. two: assault, fi ve, reckless operation, two: petty theft , four : failure to pay parking tickets, one: assured clear distance, one : failure to pay , two. Arrestin g ofit cers and number of arre•1s made were Henr y Werr y. 13 ; Roger Durst, one : Larry Hudson, two, Thomas Werry, three : Jed Webster , si x: Harry Lyons , fi ve; Don Sttvers, one : Geo r ge Hicks, one: Russell Eshelman, two. LEGAL NOTICE The Publ tc Ut• l•t•es Com' miss ion of Ohto has set for pobltc hearing Case No . 77-378-EL -FAC Subt ile A, to review the operatton of the Fue l Cost Ad justment Clau,. ond tile fuel procurement practices and poltetes of tilt Columbus ond Soutllern Oh ta Elec· !ric Company on Apnl 10, 1978. 11 10:00 A.M., E S.T.,ot the CommtSSJon 's offices, 180 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio. Alt interested persons wi ll be giwe n on opportunity to be heard . Further infer· mt tion may be obtained by contacting the Public Util1tie. Comm isston of OhiO. THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO by Randall G. Applegate , Secretory action plan iS announced Th e Ga lli a-M eig s Co mmunity ActiOn Agency is co mmitted to equal employment opportunities for all applicant s, participants and employees in all facets of its opera! tons: and where deflctenctes are noted to take affirmative action to correct su ch deflctencies In addttion , it is our policy to recruit , htre, and promote in all job cla ss if ic all ons without regard to race, color , reli gion. nattonal ortgtn , sex 1e'icep( where sex is a bona fide occ upati o nal qualification ) age, political affiliation , or handtcap 1provided phvstcal lim itation J does not prevent 1·ob perfonnance ). It is our polic)' to ta ke affinnative acllon to msure all tra ming programs and all pe rsonnel acttons such as rate of compen sat ion, b e n e r it s ' l r a n s r e r s ' Promotions, layoff and termmattons be admmtstered wtthout regard to race, color, religton, nattonal ortgtn , sex. age, political affiliation. Davtd E Gloeckner , CETA Title III Program Director wtll have th e ove rall of ad· responsibilit y mtntst ermg the program. If a sulrgrantee staff member. prog ram partic ipan t or appli cant feels he-she has been dlscrtmmated agamst m employm ent. see king employment, and or traming wllh this CETA Title If! Program , he-she should immediately contact Davtd Gloeckner, (614 ) 367-7341 or 992-7000 to pursue the proper disc rimin a tion comp lain t orocedure. EEO is legal, social, and economic necessity for the Gallia -Meigs Com munity Acti on Age ncy. Al l em ployees are asked to assist in this effort to achteve equal employ ment opp ort um ty. An y wtllful or delibera te violation by any employee of the Gallia-Mei gs Community Act ion Agency of our equal employment opport um ty policy will be cause for appropnate disc1plmary actton ---------------------1 :-----A D th rea ea s : Elberfelds In Pomeroy I I I CHARLESCLARK Charles Rtchard Clark , formerly of Middleport , now of St. James , New York, died Tuesday evenmg at a New York hospital followmg a lingering illness. · He ts survived by his wife, Jljlle; a son, Richard: three brothers,, \} arence, Harry and Waller, and four sisters, ' Cathertne Coble, Ethel Hein, Florence Peddar and Jeanie Null Mr. Clark was a son of the late Clarence and Amy Clark of Mtddleport. Hospital News Vetera ns Memorial Hospital Adrmtted - Merle Manley, k Middleport ; Charles Bla e, Racine: U>uise Eshelman, Pomeroy : Clarence Spurner, Pomeroy , Pamela Conlin, Rutland : Waller Garnes, Dexter , George Hackett, Sr., Mtddleport : Wanda Powe11, Ra cine : Lt ll ian Hendrtx, Pomeroy . Discharged - Dana Eynon b , Darr in Drenner , De ra Holsinger, Frankie Molden , !Jnda Martin, Helen Gibbs, Bertha Zamorano, Steven LaValley , Ralph Hall , Ri chard Weaver , Len a Hetlman. COULTERSHULER I Coulter Shuler, 76, Rt. 2, Racine , died Wednesday afternoon at his residence. Mr. Shuler was born July 7, 1901, the son of the late Edward and Nancy Ripley Shuler. He was also preceded m death by one brother, Roy Shu ler. Mr. Shuler was a life-long member of Letart Falls Untted Methodist Church and was a retired farmer . He ts survtved by hts wtfe, Elsie Warner Shuler, three sons, Ernest Shuler, Rt. 2, Racine: Clarence Shuler, Urbana, III. ; and Lynn Shuler, Rt . 2, Racine: one stster, Edna Shields, Rt. 2, Ra cme: · b G I wo rothers, uy d 2 an Earl Shuler , Rt. , Ra cme; · · d mne grandch tl ren · an d stx great-gran dchi! dren d d an several meces an h nep ews. Funeral- servtces will be held salur - day at I p. m. at 1 F" 11 untt· e d ~ eta rt a s Methodist church with l he Rev. Dav id Harrts o f• r·tctatlng. · Burta· 1 WI'11 be m · Letart Falls cemetery. Frten · ds .may ca11 at Ewmg · Funeral Home after 10 a. m. on Friday and until 11 a. m. s d on atur ay. SPECIAL SALE PRICES FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 7-9:30 to 8 PM SATURDAY, APRIL 8-9:30 to 5 PM SALE SALE HARD ROCK MAPLE TABLE &CHAIR SETS GIRLS TOPS Knit ' lops sweaters BY HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD 5 piece sets include your choice of side chairs. 2nd Mates, Nan Tu Ckett, Duxbarry, Finial Back . divorces are £iled in court Two suits for money, two dissolutions of marrtage and two divorces have been filed in Meigs CoUIJlty Common Pleas Court . The Pomeroy National Bank filed suu in the amount of $29,469 .90 against James Kuna th and Donna Kuna th, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, el al. The Fanners Bank and Savtngs Co. filed suit in the amo unt of $9 19 agamst Gary L. Chao1een , Cincinnati. F tlmg for dtssolullon of marnage were Thomas Randall Cross, Syracuse, and Phyllis J ean Cross, same address ; and Carole A. Pt cken s, Syra cuse , a nd Calvin D. Pickens, Racine. Filing for divor ce were Brenda J tll LeMaster, Pomeroy , agamst James LeMaster , Shade : and Sharon Russell, Pomeroy, against William Wayne fl.ussell, Pomeroy. I I REVIVAL SLATED A revival will be held at the Rutland Commumty Church beginnin g this ev ening through Aprtl 16. The Fred Bales family /rom Fnendsh1p, Ohto, w1ll be featured each eveninl Servi ces are 7·30 p. m mghtly . Arnos Tillis is the pastor. ha llers blouses . Reg . S2.SO ••• Sale $1.99 Reg . S3.7S ••• Sale $2.99 Reg . S6.0o ... Sale $4 .79 Reg . S9.00· .. Sale $7 .19 Reg . $13.00 Sale $10.39 SALE SALEI PRE-TEEN SPORTSWEAR LINGERIE Slacks, Knit Tops, Sweaters, Skirts. Shorts, 3 pc. Suits, 2 pc . Suits . FROM •4.80 Money actions, LONG GOWNS AND ROBES \ DRESS SLACKS Si ze 29 to tJ2 wa1st in ~ 1\ and neat patterns 100 per cent polyester double kn1t - Save - Fnday and Saturday d ,-·I f •8.89 MEN 'S S8.95 SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Sm a l l ( 14 14 1?), me dium ( 15 IS 1 1l. large ex ira Sp ec1 t"' l - large pur ch a se an d sa le - pattern ed Sh 1rf s Doyes t er and :o tton : t) b lend perm an ent pr ess Two Day Sale .... ----·.. $488 ±Jl:::i±!:±ij~j:~~~~~~"~~-::!~-·---~ TWO DAYS SALEf BOYS STUDENT SIZES - Perma Press - Nylon - S· M- L-XL-XX L I I~ \ Iii sotid ~cot o r \ 16 J61 1 L { 17 17 \ '1) As Low AS $509 TWO DAY SA LEI MEN'S BLUE DENIM FASHION JEANS All are pr e ·washed de nim - many fashi on styles like Aztex, Star · Cargo - Lastix Boots Pyram id Po wer and others . Wa ist sizes 29 to 42 . Lengths 30 to 36 inches . Waist si ze 26 to 30, lengths 30 to 34. Most pre wa s hed blue denim in fashion and basic styles- an excellent selection for this sale. Boys S12 .95 Student Size Jeans , ....... 510 .20 Boys S13 .95 Student Size Jean s., ...... $11.20 Boys 514.95 Student Size Jean s ........ $11.80 Denim Jeans ....... sg,40 Men's$14.95 Denim Jeans..--"sn.so Men 's S15.9S Denim Jeans .....!12.60 Men'S$16.9l Denim Jeans. .... s13.40 Men 's Sl7.9l Denim Jeans. ..... ~l4.20 SATURDAY, APRIL 8TH, FINAL DAY Size 24x40 Inches - fringed ends . non .sk id bock mach ine washabl e - decorator colors Cho ice of two styles. TWO DAY SALE PTOMEETJNG The Rutland PTO wtll meet April 10 at 7 p. m. The Brownies and Girl Scouts will take part m the program. The class having the most grandparent s present wtll receive $5 . THE 11 ROAMER" MEN 'S SANDAL Soft leather Cre pe soles Foam cushion insole Cool comfort MEN'S RED LABEL UNDERWEAR SOc off any package of Hanes Red Label Underwear - T Shirts, Briefs A Shirts - Boxer Shorts . BaniDn panel socks in white and a big selection of solid colors . .One size fits all sizes 10 to 13. Regularly $1.00 Save Friday and Saturday on our entire stock of men's summer jackets . Regular an'd extra large SIZeS. Color ' Brown THE SHOE SQUAD SUMMONED The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to 317 Mechanic St. at 9:32 p. m. Wednesday for Lillian Hendrix, a medical patient, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was admitted. Solid · ~arlegated cOlors and sparkle color s. Famous Red Heart Quolily . FOR THIS SALE '1.19 skein SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS Size small (6-8), medium (10 -12 ), larg e (14 16 ). extra large (18) . Polyester cotton blends - crew neck. Reg . 51.95 While with Color Trim , ..... ,.,., •• ,.,. 51.69 Reg . $2.95 Hea ther! ones with Color Trim •• , ••••••• $2.49 SALE! AT WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC ST. LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS HOSPITALIZED Sharon Smith of Pomeroy is a surgical patient at Means Hall , University Hospita l, Columbus. s1_49 WINTUK KNITTING YARN SPECIAL GROUP BOYS SPRINGFOOT SALEI MEN'S MEETS MONDAY A speaker from the Meigs Co w1ty Department of Health wtll be present when the Letart Falls PTO meets at 7:30 p. m. Monday at the school. Another Big Shipment of Colors MEN'S BANLON DRESS SOCKS SALE PRICES QUEEN SIZE AND KING SIZE MATIRESS AND BOXSPRINGS SETS . Ha ve s light water damage . S359 .oo Supreme Perfect Sleeper, queen .••••••••••••••.••••.•••••••••• S215.00 set $298.op Beauty Rest Queen ........ $178-0hel S269 .oo Or tho Cushion Queen •••••• $162.00 set $359.00 Fantasia King.............. $215.00sel 2 DAYS ONLYf COSMETIC SALE.......~············· SAVE 20% COMPUTE LINE OF REVLON AND COTY COSMETICS REDUCED 20% IN ·' ME measure wa heavier voter turnout on the white West Side than Pm kney al.'i!l satd the school board intended to resubrn tt lhe the black near East Side. levy w the voters in U1 e Jun e 6 primary election The levy, "I thmk the vote on the West Side of town speaks for itself, " tagged at 9.9-mill per 11.000 assessed valuatiOn, would have srud Board of Education Prestdent Arnold R. Pinkney, a black raised the tax bill of th e aver age homeown er in Cleveland by "We are urging the stale Board of Education to come to our $87 a year rescue . We did our thing. We took it to the voters. Now tl 's in Teachers and oth er school employees in the di stncl suffered the hands of the state Board of Education ." through a payless pay day a week ago, but dectded to await the Pinkney said he would meet with state educalton offtctals special eleclton results before deciding on a co~rse of aelton . today in a desperare elforl wprevent the collapse of C1e v~ ;.. When teachers ·went payless last fall , U.S. Dtstrict Qlurt land 's school system. · Judge f rank J Battisti ordered th at the school s remam open "The statute of the State of Ohto says the stale is responsible Battisti; l'ho ts handling the ci ty's school desegregatiOn case, for the education of its children," Pinkney satd.:.t• lf the state ful~!lllja t a lengthy school closmg would hamper the. syste m's Board of Education doesn't have the money tiJ ,keep ltre .. integration effort s. Cleveland schools going, there would have to be some sort of Unless the state comes to the rescue of the C1eveland action by th e I Ohio) General Assembly. Butlhe stale cerlamly schools, the system also may be forced to close down for isn't caught by surprtse regardin g what has happened ." several weeks next fa ll , wh en mass1ve school busm g for desegregation ts schedu led lo begm. y Th e di strict's latest cash crun ch ca me. when stx maJor Cleveland-ar ea banks rece-ntly refused a multi-million dollar loan request from the schoo l board The board was confident of be ing able to borrow enough money lo ~et it through the current school year, had the levy passed Thursday Despite the apparentl y bleak outlook for the district, Clevelan d School Supermtendent Paul W. Bnggs reh"ed to abandon all hope. "The Bo ard of Educatton faces some sertous decistons ahea d that are going waffect the ltves of our children . But it would be a tragtc thtng tfwe were wsay thts vote is the end of the road," he told a gathering of levy supporters at a downtown education center. Pinkney, when asked to explain the clear voter reJeCtiOn of th e levy , ctt ed discontent over school deseg regation plans and charges of m1sn1anagement leveled aga mst the school board . • Ohio Power at y en tine ... PR_ICE_F_IFT_EE_N_CE~ NTS says report new plant in not true if: ' operation next year _ vo_L _xx_vl_ll_N _0._2_5o_ _ PO_M_ER_OY_ -M_ID_ DL_EP_OR_T._oH_Io_ _ _ _ _FR_ID_AY_,A _PR_IL_7_ , 1_97_8_ _ _ _ __ _ ' ·r;v;;;·,:,.,.,.,_:,,,,.;.,:,_,i~:·:·:·B;i';''''''';\l Expec~ ' By United Press International LANSING, MICH. - A BILL SOFTENING penalties for pot gnokers will apparently rest in limbo whtle House and Senate conferees wrangle over separate legislation cracking down on heroin pushers. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Paul Rosenbaum said Thursday he does not want hts panel to act on the Senatepassed pol bill until a conferen ce committee approves the heroin bill which he sponsored Ohto Power Company's new hydr<H!lectnc plant at Racine wtll ge nerate 48 million watts and will be operatmg in 1979, Charles A. Heller, the company 's executt ve vice-president, told ?:1 listeners Thursday night at the Elks Country Club at ROCKY RIVER , OHIO - DONALD JACQUET HAS Portsmouth. RECEIVED a second $100 fine for a pants dropping incident He said that il would be and a pat on the back for academic achtevement from Ohio Power's f1 rst new Municipal Judge William McCrone. capacity since addmg the · Jacquet, 28, a student at Cuyahoga Commum ly College, Gavin units, total mg 2, 600 was fmed $100andspent four days in jail last month because he megawatts (millions of jwnped on a chair and whipped down hts trousers in a 'N1lrlh watts ), tn 197 ~ and 197~ Olmsted restaurwtl as a Joke. He spent his jail time studying Heller add ed that the for final exams. Amencan Electric Power sys tem should have over 7,700 LOS ANGELES - A PASSENGER TRAIN STRUCK a megawa tts m addttiona l flatcar on tlle tracks Thursday night, derailing four cars into a generating capactty by 1984, muddy field and injuring 13 persons. · "due lo a vanety of coal , After several conflicting reports of the cause of the nuclear, and hyrlrfWlf.r trlr' accident, the Santa Fe railroad said today a switch engine had pushed a flatcar from a siding onto the tracks used by the San Diegan, rut Amtrak train carrying 34 passengers and six crew members from San Otego w Ins Angeles. projects now under construelion ." But on ly the 48 megawatts of that new capacity wtll be devel oped in Ohio, he asserted. Over the past ftve years, Ohto Power has invested $768 million tn new generating uni ts, $212 million in improvements lo the transmtsston and distrtbution network, and $147 mtllion in pollution control equt pment. Among those attendin g were Tom Skmner, advertising manager, and Lar<y Boyer, . assistant publisher , (,l,llitmli" Om/,· 'fr11111111 '; Bill Mtll er, WJEH manager ; Fred Morrow, Ohio Power ; and Anna Mane Grycza, WMPO CHARLES A. HEtLER , . ... ',', .·. : Muoi ly clea r lomght , wtlh upper 60s. Probabllit ) of lows between 40 and 15. In- prectpit atton 10 percent today cr easing cluudmcss Si:Itur- and toni ght , 20 percen t day , with ht gh s in the mi d or Sat urday . ' WASHINGTON - A FEDERAL SAFETY BOARD, saying the wealthy owner s of jwnbo tank cars have no finan cial incentive w make cars safer, has asked government regulators to require lifesaving chang es on the cars no later than Christmas. •.... The board also wants a reversal ot th e historic pattern that places llability for tank car disasters on railroads that haul the cars rather than the big corporations a nd individuals that actually own them . CAN TON, Ohio I UP II - The Ohto Power Co. clauned today a report by the Yo1mgstown Vindi cator u11 the high pnces th e utility patd for coal fro m 1ts own coa l mmes ·'were viewed in isolation and not generally represenlati ve of l he true costs of coa l " "Certa tn charg es we re ( o~1 s against the ver) small made 1 t! C entl~ 111 a tunm.1 ge uf toni prod uced m copyrt ghted story tn the JUst tlu ee workmf; days pno r Yuun gst uwu V1nd1cat u1 to the stan of the natiOnal concerntng the htgh cost Ohto coal st n ke.'' Uh1 o Pu Y. er Power Co. pa1d £ur coa l frum Said . I! is qu1te nbvw us that 1ts own captive coal mtnes those costs, on a per-ton when compa red with certain b<-~ !'i i S, wou ld be c:<trcmely outside coal purchases ," sa ul htgh and not. 1n an) way, Oh io Power rep1 esentattvt' uf the true "The hgure.s qu oted fr om cost s of coal frorn that parFederal Energy Regulatory llcular mme," the ulllity Comm1sswn re port s were . "T hi s Inflated th e Siltd viewed in isola ti on and not Det:ember costs 111 mo re than genera ll y representative of the true costs of coal for Ohto $40 per ton. more than double Power generati ng plants. " the yearly i:IV('ragc of JUSt under $20 per tun. the uttli ly sa td. Ohto Power sa td the a rUde " f ur ex.:1mple l>ecernber \H'nl on to cnmpHre the hi gh costs fo r coal from Central Den'mbcr pncP.s wtth em Oh io Coa l Co seemed grossly IS olated low·C(JS1 purch ase, exa gge rate d due to the " wh1 ch. again . IS in no way necessit y for the co mpany to repr csentatJ\'C of the Hvrrage recuvcr Its normal mont hly costs for reclamatiOn and pncc of coal on the open freight and to apply those ll\Hrk('t " Miller breathing fire LEX INGTON , KY . - COVINGTON CITY officials were rescheduled Thursda y for April 12 appeara nces before a federal grand jury in Frankfort to investigate alleged gambling and payoffs m northern Kentucky. SPECIAL SALE . public schools hit rock bottom MOSCOW - OOVIET PRESIDENT LEONID BREZHNEV today accused tlle United States of "mdecision and inconsistency" m negotiations for a strategic arms limitation agreement. Speakmg from the de ck of the Soviet Navy c ruiser Admiral Sinyavm in the Pacific off Vladivostok, Brezhnev said : "The fmal concluston of th e work of draft ing a SALT agreement is delayed, evidently for political reasons ." '5A9 THROW RUGS HANES SPRING BONUS SALE e . BOWlJNG GREEN, OHIO - C. WlLlJAM O'NEILL, chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, says he is formulating plans to or ganize two comtmttees to work with the high court in changing state law barring cameras and microphones from courtrooms. O'Neill said one committee will work with the print media and !be other with the broadcast media. Men'sS11.95 DENIM JEANS -- CLEVELAND (UPI)- Cleveland's public school system is on the brink of collapse and only a last-minute rescue by state education officials will keep the 110,000-51udent d1slnct open for much of the remainder of the school year. The bottom fell out of th e financially strapped system when aeveland voters SOUIJldly rejected a last.qitch, $30-million~­ year school tax proposal m a special citywide referendum Thursday. With 90 percent of the ballots co unted, the vote was 61,955 against the levy and 37,387 for the proposal. The results were drawn sharply along racial lines, with voters in Cleveland 's predominantly whit!) West Side rejecting the levy by margins as high as 111-1 in some precincts, while the predominantly black near East Side voted to approve lhe tax increase. School offictals and levy advocates credited the rlefeat nf the Sizes 2 to 4, 4 to 6x, 7 to 14. Reg . 5693.00 48"round w·2 leaves ............. Sale$555.00 Re9 . 5594.00 42" round w-2 1eaves .............. Sale 5475.00 Reg . 5704.00 38"x56" oval w-Jieaves .......... Sale 5563.00 Reg . S616.00 36"x48" reel . w-2 leaves ....... . , Sale $493.00 Men's $11.95 Double Knit Holzer Medical Center 1Discharges AprilS) Durcie Adkins, Wyman Barcus, Wtlliam Barton , Deborah Bates, Earl Buckey, Nan cy Chevalier , Mrs Robert Collins and daughter. Nellie Cununons, John Eblin , Cl tfford Eckard, Cline Fitch, Lyvonnia Forrest, Bernice Frazee, Mrs. Everett Grow and son , Mrs. Glen Hapney and daughter, Vtckte Harrts, Joa nne Lawrence , Mari e McCoy, Mary Morgan, Flora Mullin s, Evelyn Napper , Paula Randolph, Ulltan Rtce, Da vtd Robbins, Mary Rogers. Catherine Rose, Jane Ru cker , Willte Thompso n, Zelm a Walker, Canna West, Bonni e Wtlltams , Teresa Wood !Births April S) Mr and Mrs Timothy Harr. a daughter, Jackson : Mr and Mrs Ronnie McCain , a son, Oak Hill: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Prater, a son, Hamden : Mr and Mrs. Robert FA IR CONDITION Roush , a daughter, New Mrs. Al ma Hoefli ch Haven : ·Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson, Columbus. forVitiloe, a son, Jackso n. merly of Pomeroy , IS in fair condit ion at St Anthony Hospital m Col umbus. Mr s. Th ompso n was Pleasant Valley Hospital cnu ca ll y InJur ed rece ntly Discharged - Christopher when she was shot during a Mathen y, Ml Alto: Seanna robbery at her em ployment Nettleton , West Columbia ; at the Kenmore Cleaners in Nelli e Roush, Letart : Colu mbus She und erw ent Mi chelle Wamsl ey, Leon : the Dorsel Keefer , Leon ; Donald surge r y f ollo w i n~ shooting and again Monda y Perkins, Gallipolis; Howard Her room number is 315. Wolfe , Grimm s Landing ; Nathan Dteudonne , Potnt Pleasa nt ; Eugene Gardner, Galltpolts Ferry: Glenda La wson, Reedsv ille : Mrs. RACINE ER RUNS Se ward Ca rri co, Iront on : The Rac tn e ER Squad Patty Harmon, Rutl and: made t" o runs Wednesday Ceci l Sines, Point Pleasant. and one thi s morntng. At 3:45 p.m. Wednesday Wanda Powell, Raci ne, was transferred as a medical patten! to Veterans Memorial OPEN DOOR SESS ION Hospital. At5 p m. They were On April 12, a represen ca lied to the Coult er Shuler tative from Congres,sman residence, Rt . 2, Raci ne Mr. Clarence E. Miller's office Shuler was dead on arrtval. will conduct an Open Door AI 9:30 a.m. this morning sesston from 10-12 noon in the they tr a nsported Nel lte Co urt House in Pomeroy. Lemley, Portland to Veterans 11 a nyone has any questions Memorial Hospllal. co ncerning the Federal Government, please stop by to discuss them with the MEET FRIDAY Th e Meigs Co unt y REACT representattve will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at the Pomeroy Senior Citiz ens Center. Guy Hyse ll urges all SQUAD RUN members to attend to make T h e M i ddleport final plans for the hike-bik e. Emergency Squad answered . a call to (.lift on, W. Va ., at 4:41 p. m Wednesday lor Ronnie Miller who had an ann injury. He was taken to Pleasa nt Valley Hospttal. By ROBERT SANGEORGE . PLANT TREE Boyd Ruth , Soil Conservation Service, assisted by Mrs. Bradford planted one of several Austnan ptne trees. Forestry Day is observed MANILA, PHII.JPPINES - FllJPINOS VOTED IN A HEAVY turnout wday m the country's first national elections under martial law, with the ballo!ing billed as a test of strength for President Ferdinand Marcos' regime. Voltng ended at 5 p.m. (4 a.m . EST) throughout the coUIJltry's 85,000 polling Approximately 50 people centers for 165 electtve seats in th e Interim NatioQal attend ed the Foccstry and Assembly, billed as the forerunner of a regular Parliament . Wildlife Field Day Thursday Offtctals estimated the turnout at between 80 lo 90 percent at the Wallace Bradford Tree of U.e total 22 million registered voters. Fann on Cherry Rid~e . The ev ent was coNELSONVIU..E, OHIO - MAYOR VIOLET HOLLENspon sored by Metgs So il and BAUGHsaid the 18 cily employees ftred for parhctpattn g in an Water Conservatton Dtstnct unauthorized strike were reinstated Thursday, pending appeal and the Ohio Division of • of their discharge. Forestry, Westvaco, a pulpThe five policemen, four firefighters and nine water and sewage workers are asking a $1 hourly wage increase over the wood company which ennext two years. The mayor said the city can afford only 25-{:enl coura ges pine plantings, salary hikes for the safety forces and W-cent raises for the furnished the free trees . Dave Posca and Mike others. F lemin g of Wcstva co evergreen WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT CARTER WAS URGED discu ssed Thursday by Sen. John Glenn, M hio, to go ahead with management. Frank Newell of Container production of the neutron bomb because " we need th e bomb 10 COUIJlleract the growing Soviet military buildup in Europe." Corporation tn Circlevtll e Glenn said the neutron bomb is more accurate than expla ined how to use hardconventional nuclear warheads and this is "advantageous lo woods for pulpwood. Newell our NATO allies in a defense situation with tanks and heavy also discussed how you can become a member of the artillery ." American Tree Farm System: Bill McDaniels of Pomeroy Home and Auto , Pomeroy ' (Stlhl & Echo chain saws) and John Ridenour of R,- NE//.I'IIIf:IW/1 span 's upper tenston areas. Ridenour Supply, Chester The Silver Memorial The bridge remained closed (Homellte and Partner cham Blidge opened to four-lane except for foot traffic until saws), demonstrated the safe traffic late Thursday after- mid-October when state use and maintenance of chaln noon for the ftrst ttme in mne authorities opened il to saws. Henry Bahr, Green-Up single-lane use by motorized Reclamation, Chester, months. showed how to properly notch According to George Mc- vehicles. Causland, Mason/ County In the tpeantlme, repatr and fall trees. Frank Tolh , Division of maintenance supervisor, work began on defects term· demonstrated minor repair work, such as ed less critical than the ones Forestry, timber sta nd tmprovemcnt palntlng, will be going on for first di scovered. a while, but it should not afThe bridge crosses the Ohio and harvesting to make the fect the now of traffic. River between Henderson most money fr om your II was July 5 that the blidge and Kanauga. It took the woods . Game Protector, was abruptly closed by tbe place of the Silver Bridge An<fy Lyles , Ohio Division of West Virginia Dtlpartment ol which collapsed Dec. IS, 1967, Wildlife, explained how to Highways, when a series of sending 46 people to their ·"tract wildlife to your woods. Host Wally Bradford defects was discovered in the deaths . -All four lanes now open ' will di scuss his Christmas (Continued on page 12) By ANDREW GALLAGHER CHARL ESTON, W.Va . I UP! I - Although suffermR the aft er-effects elf a stroke, Unti ed M1n e Workers Presid ent Arn old Mil ler , breathing ftre on his enenu es, says he's still puffing away on cigare ttes. Th e ~ 4-y ea r -o ld union leader was adnut ted to Mount Sinai Hospital m Mi ami two days tn lo h1s vacat ion sched uled after four mon ths nf exhaustive ta lks w1th the nation's soft coal industry " Anyone who violates the co nst ituti on." Mil ler. refl ecting his fi ghting natw·e, satd Thursday in a telephone mterv1ew from his Mia mi hospi tal , "f'm gomg w crack th eir heads." Lam poon ing a suggestiOn Draw names for jury This was dropped due to the the area today. Persons wt ll lack of Int erest last season. be permitted at the pa rk at Ma yo r Herma n London 9:30 p.m. or later if it ts an agreed to advert tse for a poo l organized actJv 1t y. manager and life guards. Meeting with counctl was In other, business, co uncil J ack Willi a ms rega rdm g Ftfteen names were drawn agreed to enforce an or· water ca usin g eros10n to his dinance on the clostng of the propert y. Council agreed to for posstble grand jury duty and 50 names for possi ble park area from 9:30p.m to 6 mrrect the problem. The fir st readin g of an Pettil Jury dut) this moming a.m. Signs will be placed m ordinance was given grant ing tn the offi ce of Mei gs County Ohio Power Co mpan y a Clerk of Court s cont ract to supply electncity Names drawn for possible to the vill age of Syracuse . Grand Jury were Joseph Coun cil congra tu lated Ftelds. Pomeroy: Lorra ine Chtef of Police Mill on Varian Wi g~ !. RcedS\·ille , Ricki e on his complellon of ba sic Koenig. Tuppers Pl ains: poli ce training. a 280 hour Maxine Gnfftth, Rl. 3, t·o urse . Cht ef Var ian ex- Pomeroy: Foetc L. Hayman, Lauran ce M. empl oyees have for the pressed hi s appreciation to Racine ; Shertff Ji m Proffitt and Stewart , Mtddleport: Carl proposed pay pac kage, and Mandy Lefebre. Horky, Middleport : Howard the fail ure of the General Council di scussed the ditch Caldwell, Reedsvill e: Glenna Assembl y to ove rnd e at Second and Bri dgeman Crtsp, Langsv tll e : George Governor Rhodes' veto of the Streets and an open sewer Green, Albany : Betty Carcollective barga_ining bil l. runntng from Second and pcnter, Racine; C. M. Baker , Und er t he pay plan Clwrry Streets. Middleport ; M ~ry Lathey , , currentl y betng constdcred Also di sccussed were the Middleport : Ern~ Deeter , by the legislat ure, sta te many holes in the streets I"ng Hot tom : and Bernard employees, state um ve rsity by repair by the water Gilkey , Middleport. . caused employ ees, an d county depa rt ment. Council felt it ·. N~mes drawn for posstble well are depa rtmcnl em ployees earning less than was the responsibility of !he Pettit Jury were J ohn H. $10 ,000 per yea r woul d water company to repatr Mol ley , Pome roy; Ro~er receive a 40 cents por hour these areas. Council also Bl.ack, Rutland; Lan~ D. Increase, while those earnm g agreed to purchase a cun- G1bson , Pomeroy; Mtl dred between $10,000 and 120,000 vertl ble tractor and a hand Lee, Albany ; Anme L. Moon, Po meroy; Robert Alkir e, per year would receive be- mower. t ween 17 cents and 34 cents · Attendin g were Mayo r Harr isonvill e; Hazel ·Baml.ondon, Jimmy Joe Hems- hart , Tuppers Plains: Veda more per hour ley, John Arnott , Eber ·Davts, Pomeroy; Robert E " The members of AF SCME-Ohlo Council a·have a Ptckens and Katie Crow, Byer , Pomeroy ; Sha ron K. real problem with . the pay couocil members , Ch tef Buffi ngton, Pofneroy; Esther bill," Brindza said. "Besides • Yonan, Robert Wingett and E. Harden, Syracuse· Janet (Continued on page 12) Doug Hemsley . (Continued on page 12) duty here Employees plan rally Aprilll I, "! tal ked to my doctor la'l · They kno w t:.Jmn well I'm ni ght and he sa1d there won'I commg do"n to look at be any after effects, " sa td th em," he satrl of his Mi ller. who heads one of the l'll€1!lie~ . ·'The only way th ey m o ~1 m1ht ant un10ns m the can beat me is at the ballot nation. ''I'm rar in~ to go. I'm box . I don 't thmk they can. rar mg to come back and put They haven't been able to do those people in thetr place . · 11 )el. 1'hcy'I'C all got w run " There's some in th e U\0 and I lhm k I sure as hell Charleston area who thmk ean beat them ." I'm gone . but I am 't gone I Miller also satd the future run't qutt and I'm not abQut of roal ts bnght, but the on ion w," Miller sa1d, referrmg w must put JL<i own house m his home distr ict, Charleston- order . He said he '11 have to based Distnct 17, th e union's work to promote labor 'largest. stabtlil) . Part of that will Aller his release fr om a come about by manhandling Wash ington hospttal, he satd hts adversaries he plans to visit the 'a nous ·' These Irresponsi bl e unton di strtcts to handle some people need to be thrown out insubordinate offtcers and of the damn un1nn ," ht• Slltd, work that has pil ed up m hts 'Til find a way to throw them abse nce duri ng the out. " negoti ations No changes in hours, pool rates London Pool in Sy racuse will maint ain the same hours as last summer a nd the same rates, it was decided when Syracuse Village Council met in regular scss ton '111ursday RACINE - Racine Village nighl . Co uncil has set the week of , The nnly chan ge wa s April10 for "clean up week ." cancellatio n of Wednesday Village offictals are askin g ni ght swimming for adults . residents to clean up th eir yards and sidewalks in front of their homes Items residents no longer want are to be placed at the sidewalk for easy removal by the town truck. There will be no charge for the ptck up service. Counctl tssued a warnin g CO LUMBUS Sta t e employees, >1ate university that dogs running loose in the employees, an d co unt y community will be taken lo welfare depa rtm ent emthe dog pound. Dogs must be ployees who are members of tied or confined to prevent the American Federation of damage to gardens and State, County and Muni cipal flowers , offi cials sa id. Employees, AFSCME - Ohio In other matters, counctl is Council 8, will rally at the taking action to change th e Stale House in opposition to curfew for children in th e the proposed state pay bill community to 9 p.m. in th e and in support of a collective winter months and 10 p.m. In bargaining law on Tuesday, summer. The street comApril 11. The rally wlll begin missi oner has been In at 11 :30 am . structed to use the grader on AFSCME -Ohi o Council 8 the road to the river, apply represents more than 33,000 gravel to improve oonditions public employ ees and for boaters and clean dit ches. hospital employees, and is Mayor Charles Pyles has announced th at a meeting the largest union of public employees in the stale. will be held In Athens on Aprtl Brindza, Robert A. 25 concerning applications executive director, said the for community block grants rally Is a vis tbl e outgrowth of and he is asking council the unhappiness that publi c members to attend. Oean·up week set made 111 Oh io-based UMW District 6 that hts foes would call a co nslllut10 na l conven tion to ease recall pr ov1s10ns w the un wn 's constitution, Mtller. his voice st rong, scoffed· '' You t•an 't have a constitutiOnal conventi on to change the electton procedure. They don't have the authonty wdu thai I didn't "nte it. They can't use a convention for their o" n selfi sh tnterests " He satd the president would have to call a convention. " I'm gett mg along pretty good," said Mill er . He expects to be released from th e hospital Wednesday . He'll return to Washingwn then and be ad mtlled to the hoslJi lal th ere, where he wtll contin ue th erapy. ' �' 2-The Daily Sentii1el, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., F1iday, April 7. 1978 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, April7, 1978 I Diggers have more problems with EPA groups By ANDREW GALLAGHER CHARLESTON , W.Va . ( UPI ) - Digging enough coal to keep Americo's energy hunger sated fac es a worse enemy from environmcnwl groups than it does from strife in the Umted Mine Workers union , an industry leader believes. Compounding the Si tuat ion is the Department of lnicrior. daeded wjth third, fourth. and filth level bureaucrats "whll are. to a man and woma n, environmentalists," :san; E.B. Leisen rin~ J; ., chairman of Westinoreland Coal Co. Leisenring, the llutgoing chairman of the Bituminous -Coal Opcr·at~rs Association, put it this way Thursday in a telephone interview : ···n1ey h.a\'e an allianct> with uthl'r ~nvio rrunental ist s to block coa l developm ent. It's like having a fox to guard the chicken house ." The federal agency is wr ilin~ rulrs to implement the rlt! \\' surrace mining law . ·· The regulations arl' n o thHl~ mo r e · unple1nentat ion than the of the co uld and could not d" . Our regulations Clrt' set fol' lhose standards." Fan·end sa id . '1\\.,i.ce, t•n vironment<tli st s have disrupted Far West "perations· with lawsuits designed to hand cuff reserves in government lwnd s. l.t•i se nrin ~ sa id . For instan ce, at a job in Colorado. federal offi cial s want.l'd to lease vast r ~erves t o Westmo reland 's s ub sidia ry , bu t Wt•stmoreland min e, ecoi o~y ·lf1at imported oil bring s. tlmerican coal, he said , is 10 gn1ups assa ulted a land containin g 15 million ton s of coal percent to 40 percent cheaper to use than foreib'll oil. lx•t'all~e they perceived the "Any new mines being e~tate as fragile . "TI1e point is Uwse people opened in UJe West will be are tryin g to bl ock all faced with th e sa me development uf coal in the ronstrainls by official s who United Sbltes and they don't want to stop ail production of give a damn who is hurt," the coal ," he said . Leisenring think s form er BCOA chairman said . Leisenring · said America President Carter's goal of needs coal to restore the another 1.2 billion tons is balance of payments deficit attainable by 1985. But l1e envi.z;onrnentalJst s caused ;-t six -W<'ek clo s ure of th e Ordwrd Valley Min e . Furloughs were handL~ to 140 workers. Rilther than expand operations from 750,000 to 1.25 million tons of low sulfur coal each ami hire another 100 peopl e, th e gove rnm ent agreed to put a lid on the current capacity, Leisenring said . In Montana. at another standards the Congress set," sa id Deputy lntef! or ca ution ed that more government officials must take a closer look at the eco logy-energy question to decide the nation's energy needs. Alludmg to coalfield unrest, Leisenrin g thinks a joint commission set up by the new UMW contract to study such problems and a blue ribbon panel created by the President should produce a sol ution. The threr pMeliRts for each side are to be named in two weeks. Issues such as higher prod uction, strikes, and government regulations will be discussed . " Despite the length of the strike and the bitterness felt by .some UMW members, I feel the majority want to create a· better climate of labor relations," Leisenring added. ' St·LTL'tary C11ris FHrrend. . ln sutnl' art.-' aS. there might bo.' son1e diSputes, but "Con· ~re ss was pretty damnt."Ci l'X.phc tt ab:lut on wh~t yo u Fifth annual banquet held EAST MEIGS - Ed Holter was master of ce r emoni£~s for the fifth annual p"rentmembet banquet of the Eastern High School futu re Farmers of America . Invocation was bv Jun Jackson preceding a' bu ffet dinner. Bill Kautz. sentinel. gave the welcome with Roy Holter giving the par ent response. Guests from Landmark , Jackson Producti on Credit , ~eigs Soil and Wnter Conservation Distr ic t and members of visiting ff A Chapters of Meigs. So uthern and Warren Local High Schools were lntroduced by Don Putman. Also guests were the Eastern principal. superintendent and members of the board of education . Rocky Van Meter presented a speech on small engines that won him district recognition . Jackson gave a speech on FFA. The creed was given by Larrv Harris. Don Eynon report'ed on the ~Oth National Ff A Con· vention in Kansas Cit)·, Mu.. whidl he. l•:d Holter and Rock 'Vcm M('ter attended as uf· ftciCJ l rklrJ.!alrs Terry Life introduced FFA teams and parti cipati ng lltt•mber s tncluding the soil JUd!-!111 1:! ll'<l m. parliamentary prucc dun• team. I>Ubli c spcakmg crmt!.·s.tants. state Jndgmg tt'ams and dist riCt Hward \1 mners. Van Meter presented the honorary rha ptcr award plaqu es to Alan Hol ter . fvrmcrly Vo-Ag teacher , and Cia l'k Let•s. East ern Hi ~ h School pnncipal. Ed Holler and Dun Putman presented the Grccnhand Degree to 12 new chap! er members and Bia1r IVllldon and Putman presented the chapter pin to H member s The Star Greenhand award. presented by Lees. went to Don Eynon and the Star Chapter Farmer award to Hocky VanMeter. Susie Barret t, Southeast Sectional nee president uf the Ohto FF tl Assn .. spoke. A11hur Arnold is the current Vo· t\ g teacher and F.F'A <.ldVJSOr for Easter n .. 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JIJlt• ;~ t t'll• J>l'l B~ :-,, ,,,,,, fl,.rll r I\ hilt <o~lrt• ·r r,or r Jt •r >~n · l-. ' '' " h • • 'l!'l .il ,ll l,llilt· \Jih' Ill •ll111 $. 1 '.1 lh 1!1.111 Ill I !Ill" .11 d \\ \. " ), 'dl f:1!1UI .... I\ l l ii>ll(il~ $ \l.,il Iiiii '>' 111nrLlh' $ 1111 I II II l.ht'll ltl'l• ~i I •II ~ · r ;r ~l lr"dl I l11 o . , Sr1 rrrnlll h· Ill •>II III ' ))rLI J«o I p :1• II f•l lo o !Ill ilh ln f , "'l ,\ U illl,, > IL IIIt·•..,'·" '"lllio I KIN FOLKS Property Transfers I AilS Anne Murphy, Wi ll iam G. Murphy , Nancy Lee Ham ilton. Edwin B. HCimiltun to Genend Teleph one Cu . uf Ohw . F.asement. Lebanon . Hazel R. Heed, dec . to Nancy C. Heed, Ccrt . ur Trans , Middl eport . Edna Vi olet Fauber t u second , soil and water ; Terry ljfe, third in forestry management, and Don Eynon who is holding the superior chapter plaque awarded Eastern . lltiN(jUET SATURDAY 1l1e Ea stern Local Spring Sport s flanquet Will be held Smurday, April8. in the high sch ool gymnasium . Guest speaker will be Marshall !xiSketball coach Stu Abcr<k en The buffet supper will ix'gm at6 :30 with the speaker and awards to be presented <tftcrwards. Both boys and g ~rl s will be honored for their pm11cipatiun in winter and sp nnu sports. Star Degree recipients at the fifth annual Eastern FF A banquet were Don Eynon, left, Star Greenhand Award , and Rocky Van Meter, nght, Star Chapter Farmer Award . "' Jal!lC!! A. Fauber, l-lupe A. Fendler . 4.49:l !Jeres. Columbia. NORRIS TO SPEAK Bl'tty Wilson, Ca rl Wilson The Hev . Charles Nor ris. to Pa ul H Cunis, Shelia form er Ra cine res ident , Cur11 s. 1.96 rwrc-s. Cheste r. So uth Point. wl!l be evangelist for revival services to be held at the Mt. Hermon United Brethren in Christ Church , Texas com· mumty, beginning Sunday and extending through April Iii. There will be sjJecia l music for the servi ces at 7:30 CCI Ch evenin~ . The public is SEAFOOD AND COUNTRY COOKIN' invited. - Talk~ Den • By Greg Bailey • Ohioans planning a camping outing this spring or summer can reserve a campsite at one ·o r the II most popular state parks beginning April 28. Campsite reservations can be made up to four , weeks in advance beginning April 28 for the Memorial Day weekend through the Labor Day weekend. Persons wishing to make reservations should eall , write, or drop by the park of their cbuice between 8 a .m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Heservalions are not required, but are recommended, especially for the ca mper who cannot get to the park until after 5 p.m. or would like to camp during a busy holiday weekend. Up to 50 percent of the campsites are ava ilable for reservation , depending on the demand at a particular. park. The remainlng camJ>lites at each park are available on a first· come, first-served basis. A $1.50 fee is charged for each reservation made . Campers can make reservations for one other site in addition to their own, and families wrshing to camp together can rent adjacent sites if the sites areava ilable. Campsites are reserved for a minimum of two days and a maximum of 14 days. Reserved sites will be held until 8 p.m. the .ctay the camper is scheduled to arrive, unless the park is notified. of late arrivals. CamJ>lites vary in descflption from park to pa rk but there are three basic types: Class A, Class B, and Primitive. Class A sites, which cost $4 a day, have a pad for parking cars or trailer, pressurized water, drinklng fountains, waste water drains, flush toilets, showers. marked lots, trash containers, picnic tables and fire rings . TI1ere are electric outlets at most Class A campsites. Class B sites cost from $2.50 to $3 per day, depending on whether or not electrical outlets are available. Class B sites have trailer pads, approve d wells or hydra nt water, lighted vault-type latrines. waste water drains, marked lots, trash bins, tables and fire r ings. Primitive campsites, which have pit-types latrines, trash containers and waste water drai ns, are available without ch arge . They do not co me under the reservation system. The Ohio Department of Natura l Resources rem inds ca mpers that dogs or other pets are not permitted in designated camping areas. Persons holding Golden Buckeye Cards and permanen tly and to tally di sabled Ohioa ns with proof of their disability from the appropriate s1ate or fede ral agency, or Therapeutic Pass· pnrts~obtau1ed from the Division of Parks and Recreation , can camp for hiilf price fr om Sunday night through Thursday night. Disabled veterans with eligibili ty certifica tion from the Veterans Administration may camp free at state parks . But all who use the reservation system must pay the $1.50 reservation fee. A brochure describing the campsite reservation system ard listing the addresses and telephone nun1bers of the state parks in the system is available without charge from the Publications Center. Ohio Department of Natural Resources, FoWltain Square. Colwnbus 43224. A brochure on the Golden Buckeye Card and Therapeutic P'dssporl Discounts also is available from the ODNR Publications Center. Parks accepting campsite reservations are Cowan Lake, Delaware, Dillon, East Harbor, Hocking Hills, Hueston Woods, Lake Hope , Mohi ca n, Pyrnatuning, Sa lt fork, and Stonelick state parkks. N BA Stano rngs By United PrLPn Int erna tional Eastern Conf erence Atlanflc Ollll'liion W L Pet . 54 23 684 x Phila 41 )9 5 lJ y New Yrk Jl 49 391 Boston 16 53 379 Buffalo 14 S6 300 New Jrsey Central OI~JUIOn x San Antn ATTENDING the officer training school last Tuesday at the Washington County Joint Vocational School representing the Eastern High School FFA Chapter were front, Ito r, Larry Harris ard Ed Scyoc; back, Eric Schmucker, Rocky Pitzer, Don Ey non and Dean Hawk . y wash y C\evtnd y A11anta New Qrins Houston \J' Pel. t>50 Jl 43 .t bJ 11 53 338 ?l 538 I 13 28 JO ' v -cllnched playoff berth I GB 9 513 11 500 11 4a n ooo Den">~t'r 15 4C ( h,c ago 0~1r0 1 1 KM (I IY lnd 1ana GB 5'25 b 500 B 450 11 41 38 M II W <~0 ]t> 44 )1 o~q 388 17 30 10 375 18 Thursday's Resuns Was.h1ngton 111, Boston 103 Cleve 111 . Milwaukee 105. N Y 119. Oetr·o1t 115, ot San Antonio \23, Kan City 116 Denver 111. PhOen ix lOS Golden St 115 . Portland 96 Frldav •s Games Detrod at Boston Indi ana at Phi ladelph ia Cl e\letano "''Atlanta Bullalo at Chic ago New Or leans at Houst on New York at Kansas City San Antonro at M ilwa u kee New Je rs ey at Los An geles Den\ler at Portland Sea trte Saturday' s G.ames PI10en'l( ar New York at Bullate Wash.ng ton a! Phitadelplli a M1lwaukee ~I Boston Houston al l n d rana New Jersey at Phoen i)C Sea nte at Golden State For ill II your home Enterta inment and Applia nee Needs DOXOL SERVICE MONTGOMERY, Ala. Southern Dlinois' athletic screening committee said Thursday Paul Lambert has ~ been selected as Auburn's new head basketball coach. Schlee's 68 tops Masters field · By DAVID MOFFIT UPJ Sports Writer AUGUSTA, Ga . (UP!) Talk about the lame leading the blind, get a load of the Masters golf tournament. John Schlee leads by one stroke . Me has so much & Apeliane'e Gas Serv1ce Racine , Ol'tio Cl'tuter, Ohio CINCINNATI (UP[) - If ·happened : the rest of the season is With Joe Morgan on third anything like Th ursday 's base and George Foster on National League opener, fi rst base, Danny Driessen stand back. struck oul. The Cincin nati Reds and Foster broke for second on Houston Astros got together the pitch , but Hou ston for 4 hours and 39 minutes of catcher Joe Ferguson's throw zanlness and the season took to shortstop Roger Metzger off - in all directions . covering second arrived lon g The shenaningans before Foster , who became included : a bizarre triple trapped between fir st and play, Tom Seaver pounded second . like a balling practice Just as .Metzger wa s pitcher , a' total of 26 hits and starling to rundown Foster . 20 runs , some of the worst he noticed Morgan wandering baserunning on record , a !>-I off third and so fired to third deficit turned into ar !Hi lead baseman Enos Cabell, who but then nearly wiped out, tagged out Morgan. Cabell three rain delays totaling 102 then threw back to Metzger minutes a nd a manager just in time to tag out Foster calling himself stupid. tryi ng for second. Finally , the game th at Presto - a triple play. started at 2:30 p.m .. ended. at without the ball even being 7:09 p.m . and you had to hit. check the scoreboard to be "It was only the th ird triple sure of the fi~al count play I' ve. seen in 29 years," Cincinnati 11, Houston 9. sai d Vir don. Said Houston manager Bill It also was the first triple Virdon, " It was a long day in play ever at Riverfront Stadimore ways than one ." unl, where the Reds have Although the Heds got the been pla)ing since 1970. win, they also were embarBoth Reds Manager Sparky rassed by falling victim to a Anderson and Morga n triple play in the seventh blamed themselves for being inning . H e re' s h"w it trttppl•d CINCINNATI ( UPI) :..._ It may have been just another Thursday to the rest of the world, but to Cincinnatians it was someU1ing special Opening Day . So, residents declared an informal holiday. paraded through the streets and welcomed the start of the baseball season. Downtown was jammed just before the Cincinnat i Heds and Houston tlstros played a wild , 4-llour and 39minute marathon National League opene r before 52,178 fan·s at Riverfront Stadium . The Red s made the day, of course, by 11inning 11-9, but the big pre-game parade also was sheer joy. Kids and businessmen alike wor e bright red Cindnnati balling helmet CaJ>l as they watched the free-wheelin g event. ~ "Give me a drink so I can watch this parade," an early celebrant said as he heard the bands begin the noontime parade through the heart of U~e dty . The city couldr 't have been more pleased with the grand marshal - Joe Nuxhall, a former Reds' pitcher and now a Reds' radio network ou'U-he happier Paints Ph i ladelph Pltlsburgt1 HEATING OIL East W l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pet . GB 000 000 0 000 0 .000 0 000 0 000 0 New York. Bos ton Balt•more Oetro rt Cleveland Mdwauke Toronto Exterior House Paint, Oil or Latex. ' Interior in latex, latex Semi GIG$, or Flat . This is the 8astern High School FFA Chapter wool JUt!)( tog tean1 of Dean hawk, left, and Larry Harris which ·c,rnJ)t:ted At Ohio State University last Saturday YPterans Memorial Hospital Racine. Discharged Admitted - Norman Mill· iron, Hacine ; Nellie Lemley, Graham , Greta Portland ; Mari e Cusler , Beha, Hubert Pomeroy; Kenneth Smith, Stanley, Emily - Jimmy Wines, Clyde Pullins, Ida Bauer. er Lines of Supreme Paint BAUM TRUE VALUE 9~5 - 3301 !Fuel Chief IN: CHESTER, 0. l HEATING OIL '-, :";•.,;,;"",:'.:c'::lia blc pntnrrn aTh.l' ·\ ml \~~· r,· badtn~ accounts withdrawn prior to the date of maturity . v.ha t'o.; Meigs Co. Branch I FOR FURTHER DETAILS nwch;tnic" ltr~ t ·cl a "-'i ~l·r.tc t· Il l' \\ Cnntr rn ,md ~c-· · fo r \Our !a•'n ;~nd ~.:.1rd..:n GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES ~ ---r7.ws~ 204 Condor Streel 992-297 5 The Athens Cou nty Savings & Loan Co. 196 Second St . Pomeroy , Ohio FSJ,JC ___ _ --~ Pom eroy . 0 Open : 9:00 ,5:30 Monday - Saturda y Manning Rous h. 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Louis (Forsch 20 -7) at Philadelph ia ICarllon 13 10), 8 :OS p .m Slturdav 's Games Los Angeles at At lanta HOu\lon tit Cincinnat i Montreat at New Yor k Chicago at P ittsburgh San Diego al Si1n Francisco St Lou is at Ph lla , nignr Mtlwaukee ( Augu~·l rne 1118 ). 2 JO p m , Saturday ' s Games M1nn al Se~flle , n1 ghf Oak land at Ca trt , n1gt1t New Yod.. at T-t'•as Bo!.ton at Ct11c.:tgo Bi!ll lmore at'Mrl waulc.ee Toron to at Oc lrort Kansas <;lly·at Cl~veland Dependable performance at amaz~ng low cost. Black Wh1t e FET ·o 00 12 s 21 .95 S24 .95 s1 4 ~ . " flO I] ' Pioo SOD tJ ' 6 00 11 • A 18 13 21 .95 21 .95 22 .95 19 .95 22 .95 25 .95 24 .95 24 .95 22 .95 24 .95 13 14 CIS 14 D 18 14 E78 14 r tB t4 G78 14 ~ 78 ' b 4S • H78 14 . , 60 15 ' 6 00 t5L CALL ART HARTLEY JR. AT 992-21.5 \~ Cil · tr.u n.:d th em up Wtlh fpr Clnc inr.ali 11 , Houston 9 Frld.ay's Games (All T imes E DT) {LUI year ' s record i n paren· thestsl Chiclllgo ( Re uschel 20 IO J at Pittsbur gh ( Candel~~ria '20 5 ), 12 ·'35 p ,m . p m Monlreft l ( Rogers 1116) al . Oakland (L angfor d 8 19 l at New York P<oosman B 20) , 1 OS Cat rforn ia ( Tanana 15 9). 10 10 Houston Thru April On Tru-Test Supreme Fine Paint ~AILABLE W l w W San Dieoo !Perr y 15 1?) San Francl~co (Mon tefusco 11 ), 4:05p .m Los Angeles I Su tton 1'4 81 Allanlil ( Niekro 16 201, 1 Choice. tnmo; mr \\ 11 111 ;utd ru t: l' L'd cons1ruc 11 onlor ~~·;~·~ ~o f East p .m 25% OFF NO PURCHASE REQUIRED ' Cinc innal1 Los Angeles S~~n Frncsc San Orego Atlan ta p.m . CH~RGE Bluegrass Music is coming to Kin Folks Rest.:wrant, by the Mason County Bluegrass Boys Saturday, April 8. The band organized la st June and worked up a show considered good and clean . Most of the boys have played mu sic all their li ves and are good musician s. The band is booked at the Milton Opry House , Milton, W. Va .; Blu egrass Festiva l, Little Hocking, Ohio, and are book ing all the County Fai r s in the area . If you enjoy' good mu sic and like to ea f, come to Kin Folk s Restaurant, Saturday, April 8, 8-10 p.m. and be served a home cookedJlleal, where the drinks re served in quart jars and all the coff«e' you ca n drir\k and the Mason County Bluegrass Boys will provide the ef\ter tain ment! TEXACO gurclcn A sub st antial penalty is American Leag ue Major League St andings B';' United Preu International National League Hou'lon Decorators ' TWO HOUR LIVE SHOW FROM 8 TO 10 PM NO COVER Willi Grc~ vL· l ~ l <11~n ;1nd tr: 1 ct o r~ . k:Hum i)! Jll- . with th.: uni4ut invoked on all certificate member equipped with a tiny hca~set microphone and a personal backpack amplifier. paraded through. singing "JeriJuiah wa s a bullfrog ... joy to the world," and all that. AniJnals gut in th e act too . Big, bur ly English sh eepdogs were march ed in the parade . 11le dogs wore. of cour se, Reds' caps . Hlght in the middle of the parade , some ol d geezer who loo ked like he 'd been around for every parade since day one began whooping it up , trying to perform splits and ex pected tn pla y com p arati ve l y ce:tsy Thursda y. But the gre•ms wer e slower than expected and <;~ swirling wind gave mo~t of those in th e 78·rmtn fteld considerable di ffil'u ill With those cu nd1tion ~. onl y sevf'n were able to brrak par Thur sday . In addltlllll ll! Schlee and Inman , J.ee Trevin o and Billy Kratzer! came in at 2-wlller 70, and Tom Kite, Steve Meirl) k aod Jerry McGee at 71. \Ve'rc jmt down th e ro,,J 5.75 pe r cent paid on 90 day Certifica tes of De p osi t. $5 00 .00 Minim um. Interest Pay ab le Quar terly . A mar.chmg chon", each West STANDING LEFT TOR JGHT - Steve Burson, Bill Donohue, Keith Sargenl , Tex Cartee . KNEE LING - Owens Corfee . Cecil Sargenl. Certificates ~1nlling . Day. dr ied·out course had hcen nobody rnew ydealer. 5.75% broktdcaster . other John ' l'r£~ vo lta ITHI VCS on Joe did it up right - · the asphalt. He was pretty wearlng his Cincinnati Hcds proud of himself. necktie and red biawr ·and Then there was an appearridin g ln a cher ry red antique an ce by the Hcds' offi cial fan ca r at the head of the parade. club, the "Hosie Reds." And out of lhe pa st came a Said a visitor. "Where else hcrse-drawn wagon th<t l was but in Ci ncinnH!i wou ld a fa n used decades ago to transpol'! club nut feel ashamed to use a visiling players from the name like ·Rosie Hed s."' ballpark to their hotel. Bringing up the rear of the Even the mayor. .Jerr y parade was a unit called Springer, wavlng from his "Harr y's !lam Wagon," a blue convertibl e. got rousin g big. openbcd truck jammed app lause throu ghout the with about 50 adults passin g parade route. Being the aroun d bot tles in pap er me~yor of Ci ncinnati was not a sacks. bad Job tn have on Ope nin ~ , . ,They never slo pped But his eyes aren't Inman 's only problem . He also suffers from high metabolism and he blames l11at condition fur the bogey that dropped him out of a tie for the Masters' lea d. " I lo!)t my cunccnt,ratlUn ,n he explained. " I hadr 't had anyU1ing to eat and I n'ally needed a snack ." The August(:! NHtl tJn ::tl hasn't had any ram m a co uple of week s and the Ttre$tone Montreal New York . . . The 1 Opening Day success Chicago The livestock judging team of Scott Chevalier left ard Dennis Durst , representing the Eastern High School FFA Chapter competed at Ohio State University last Saturday. Schlee is a 1:1-year veteran who scored his only victory in the 1973 Hawa iian Open , but he in sists he wasn 'l surprised when he shot a 4-under-par 68 Timrsday and gr abbed the Masters' lead . ' 'I've ,ea ll y prepared myse lf to play in this " I was stupid to have reliever s any better Masters,'' he said. ,( Every Foster steal with no outs," overcoming a 5-l deficit by practi ce shut I've hit, I' ve said Anderson . " I told getting a run in the fourth, played Augusta." exploding for five in the fifti1 (coach) George Scherger h'~ Inman wa s tied with Sc hlee should ki ck me in the tail ami and adding two more in both U1 e sixth and seventh innings. on Thur sday's lea der board fine me $25." Said Morgan, '' I wa s on "This is a team that can after sinking a IIi-foot birdie third ba se and didn 't even make mista kes and c>'iill putt at the 16th hole, but fell a know how many outs there win ," noted Morgan. " We put struke behind when he threewere in the inning . 'J11at 's the numbers up on the score- pulled the 17th green for a b<,gey . being stupid ." board." " I knew I was tied for the Houston. tho ugh, didn 'I But Morgqn m<:~de up fur it. lead," said the :11)-year·old give up without a fi ght , He drove in five runs with tt South Carolinian . "It was the homer and two doubles to loading lhe bases m the mnth nr~t time this year 1 VC been pace Ciocy's 16 hit allack . ... and trimmmg the Red s' lead excited." "The J{eds ean swt hit," fr om 11~ to 11-9 before Cincy Inmcm makes light of his observL'I Vir don . .. And if reliever Dave Tomlin fmally sight problem they gel' pitching, the y'll be got the last out. "I don't know if I would tn ugh." 111c game was started and know how to play if 1 co uld '111e Heds obvwusly didn't s1upped three times by rain see," he says . delays of :1:1, :11 and :m gel any pitch ing Thur sday especially from Seaver. the minutes in the second , third man who is supposed tu pitch and fourth i nnin~ s. Sa1d dej ected Hnu ston Cinry to the pcnnnnl. Richard, wh o Seaver gave up fi ve I'Uns, pit cher suffered th e loss, "'11lis game indudin~ hume rw1s by Fer· guson , Cesar Cedeno and sh ouldn 't have been played " Terry Pull! before he was Our Interes t is mercifully lifted in the fourth Greater For You innin~ . Seaver stretched out his hand to give Anderson the b<tU long before th e manager made it to the moWld . 111c Reds , of course. didn 't On 90-Day treat Hull.'·:itun starter J .R. Hi eh Md an d tile Astrn SijCh a bad case of aslig· malism, he admits to · being the bl indest man on the tour - a regular Mr Magoo . Reds outlast Astros, 11-9 51 LOU IS Ed Holter, left, presents the Eastern Chapter FFA ~a vcl to Don Eynon , new Eastern High School Future Farrners of America Chapter president. troubl e with te.ndonitis, he quit playing go lf last swnmer . Hunnerup .Joe Immm has (UP I 1 - RIDENOUR'S rv Pacitic Division W. L Pet. GB )C Porllnd 56 14 .700 y Phen11 48 37 600 9 y Sca iiiC 45 34 .570 l0 1 1 LO!. Ang 44 36 .550 17 Gol den St 47 38 .515 1-1 I( ·CiincneCI division title we~tern Conlerenu~ y MASON COUNTY BLUEGRASS BOYS GB W L ~1 18 JJ 37 .!I 39 40 4C M 1dwesl 01 \IISton w l Pel . PRESENTS . 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( UPI ) - Digging enough coal to keep Americo's energy hunger sated fac es a worse enemy from environmcnwl groups than it does from strife in the Umted Mine Workers union , an industry leader believes. Compounding the Si tuat ion is the Department of lnicrior. daeded wjth third, fourth. and filth level bureaucrats "whll are. to a man and woma n, environmentalists," :san; E.B. Leisen rin~ J; ., chairman of Westinoreland Coal Co. Leisenring, the llutgoing chairman of the Bituminous -Coal Opcr·at~rs Association, put it this way Thursday in a telephone interview : ···n1ey h.a\'e an allianct> with uthl'r ~nvio rrunental ist s to block coa l developm ent. It's like having a fox to guard the chicken house ." The federal agency is wr ilin~ rulrs to implement the rlt! \\' surrace mining law . ·· The regulations arl' n o thHl~ mo r e · unple1nentat ion than the of the co uld and could not d" . Our regulations Clrt' set fol' lhose standards." Fan·end sa id . '1\\.,i.ce, t•n vironment<tli st s have disrupted Far West "perations· with lawsuits designed to hand cuff reserves in government lwnd s. l.t•i se nrin ~ sa id . For instan ce, at a job in Colorado. federal offi cial s want.l'd to lease vast r ~erves t o Westmo reland 's s ub sidia ry , bu t Wt•stmoreland min e, ecoi o~y ·lf1at imported oil bring s. tlmerican coal, he said , is 10 gn1ups assa ulted a land containin g 15 million ton s of coal percent to 40 percent cheaper to use than foreib'll oil. lx•t'all~e they perceived the "Any new mines being e~tate as fragile . "TI1e point is Uwse people opened in UJe West will be are tryin g to bl ock all faced with th e sa me development uf coal in the ronstrainls by official s who United Sbltes and they don't want to stop ail production of give a damn who is hurt," the coal ," he said . Leisenring think s form er BCOA chairman said . Leisenring · said America President Carter's goal of needs coal to restore the another 1.2 billion tons is balance of payments deficit attainable by 1985. But l1e envi.z;onrnentalJst s caused ;-t six -W<'ek clo s ure of th e Ordwrd Valley Min e . Furloughs were handL~ to 140 workers. Rilther than expand operations from 750,000 to 1.25 million tons of low sulfur coal each ami hire another 100 peopl e, th e gove rnm ent agreed to put a lid on the current capacity, Leisenring said . In Montana. at another standards the Congress set," sa id Deputy lntef! or ca ution ed that more government officials must take a closer look at the eco logy-energy question to decide the nation's energy needs. Alludmg to coalfield unrest, Leisenrin g thinks a joint commission set up by the new UMW contract to study such problems and a blue ribbon panel created by the President should produce a sol ution. The threr pMeliRts for each side are to be named in two weeks. Issues such as higher prod uction, strikes, and government regulations will be discussed . " Despite the length of the strike and the bitterness felt by .some UMW members, I feel the majority want to create a· better climate of labor relations," Leisenring added. ' St·LTL'tary C11ris FHrrend. . ln sutnl' art.-' aS. there might bo.' son1e diSputes, but "Con· ~re ss was pretty damnt."Ci l'X.phc tt ab:lut on wh~t yo u Fifth annual banquet held EAST MEIGS - Ed Holter was master of ce r emoni£~s for the fifth annual p"rentmembet banquet of the Eastern High School futu re Farmers of America . Invocation was bv Jun Jackson preceding a' bu ffet dinner. Bill Kautz. sentinel. gave the welcome with Roy Holter giving the par ent response. Guests from Landmark , Jackson Producti on Credit , ~eigs Soil and Wnter Conservation Distr ic t and members of visiting ff A Chapters of Meigs. So uthern and Warren Local High Schools were lntroduced by Don Putman. Also guests were the Eastern principal. superintendent and members of the board of education . Rocky Van Meter presented a speech on small engines that won him district recognition . Jackson gave a speech on FFA. The creed was given by Larrv Harris. Don Eynon report'ed on the ~Oth National Ff A Con· vention in Kansas Cit)·, Mu.. whidl he. l•:d Holter and Rock 'Vcm M('ter attended as uf· ftciCJ l rklrJ.!alrs Terry Life introduced FFA teams and parti cipati ng lltt•mber s tncluding the soil JUd!-!111 1:! ll'<l m. parliamentary prucc dun• team. I>Ubli c spcakmg crmt!.·s.tants. state Jndgmg tt'ams and dist riCt Hward \1 mners. Van Meter presented the honorary rha ptcr award plaqu es to Alan Hol ter . fvrmcrly Vo-Ag teacher , and Cia l'k Let•s. East ern Hi ~ h School pnncipal. Ed Holler and Dun Putman presented the Grccnhand Degree to 12 new chap! er members and Bia1r IVllldon and Putman presented the chapter pin to H member s The Star Greenhand award. presented by Lees. went to Don Eynon and the Star Chapter Farmer award to Hocky VanMeter. Susie Barret t, Southeast Sectional nee president uf the Ohto FF tl Assn .. spoke. A11hur Arnold is the current Vo· t\ g teacher and F.F'A <.ldVJSOr for Easter n .. EASTERN High School FF A Chapter district award • winners presen ted thmr trophies at Oh io University Inn Wednesday night are I to r. Hock)' VanMeter. agriculture mechanics and agriculture electr ification: Biii Kautz. • Tm . 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Both boys and g ~rl s will be honored for their pm11cipatiun in winter and sp nnu sports. Star Degree recipients at the fifth annual Eastern FF A banquet were Don Eynon, left, Star Greenhand Award , and Rocky Van Meter, nght, Star Chapter Farmer Award . "' Jal!lC!! A. Fauber, l-lupe A. Fendler . 4.49:l !Jeres. Columbia. NORRIS TO SPEAK Bl'tty Wilson, Ca rl Wilson The Hev . Charles Nor ris. to Pa ul H Cunis, Shelia form er Ra cine res ident , Cur11 s. 1.96 rwrc-s. Cheste r. So uth Point. wl!l be evangelist for revival services to be held at the Mt. Hermon United Brethren in Christ Church , Texas com· mumty, beginning Sunday and extending through April Iii. There will be sjJecia l music for the servi ces at 7:30 CCI Ch evenin~ . The public is SEAFOOD AND COUNTRY COOKIN' invited. - Talk~ Den • By Greg Bailey • Ohioans planning a camping outing this spring or summer can reserve a campsite at one ·o r the II most popular state parks beginning April 28. Campsite reservations can be made up to four , weeks in advance beginning April 28 for the Memorial Day weekend through the Labor Day weekend. Persons wishing to make reservations should eall , write, or drop by the park of their cbuice between 8 a .m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Heservalions are not required, but are recommended, especially for the ca mper who cannot get to the park until after 5 p.m. or would like to camp during a busy holiday weekend. Up to 50 percent of the campsites are ava ilable for reservation , depending on the demand at a particular. park. The remainlng camJ>lites at each park are available on a first· come, first-served basis. A $1.50 fee is charged for each reservation made . Campers can make reservations for one other site in addition to their own, and families wrshing to camp together can rent adjacent sites if the sites areava ilable. Campsites are reserved for a minimum of two days and a maximum of 14 days. Reserved sites will be held until 8 p.m. the .ctay the camper is scheduled to arrive, unless the park is notified. of late arrivals. CamJ>lites vary in descflption from park to pa rk but there are three basic types: Class A, Class B, and Primitive. Class A sites, which cost $4 a day, have a pad for parking cars or trailer, pressurized water, drinklng fountains, waste water drains, flush toilets, showers. marked lots, trash containers, picnic tables and fire rings . TI1ere are electric outlets at most Class A campsites. Class B sites cost from $2.50 to $3 per day, depending on whether or not electrical outlets are available. Class B sites have trailer pads, approve d wells or hydra nt water, lighted vault-type latrines. waste water drains, marked lots, trash bins, tables and fire r ings. Primitive campsites, which have pit-types latrines, trash containers and waste water drai ns, are available without ch arge . They do not co me under the reservation system. The Ohio Department of Natura l Resources rem inds ca mpers that dogs or other pets are not permitted in designated camping areas. Persons holding Golden Buckeye Cards and permanen tly and to tally di sabled Ohioa ns with proof of their disability from the appropriate s1ate or fede ral agency, or Therapeutic Pass· pnrts~obtau1ed from the Division of Parks and Recreation , can camp for hiilf price fr om Sunday night through Thursday night. Disabled veterans with eligibili ty certifica tion from the Veterans Administration may camp free at state parks . But all who use the reservation system must pay the $1.50 reservation fee. A brochure describing the campsite reservation system ard listing the addresses and telephone nun1bers of the state parks in the system is available without charge from the Publications Center. Ohio Department of Natural Resources, FoWltain Square. Colwnbus 43224. A brochure on the Golden Buckeye Card and Therapeutic P'dssporl Discounts also is available from the ODNR Publications Center. Parks accepting campsite reservations are Cowan Lake, Delaware, Dillon, East Harbor, Hocking Hills, Hueston Woods, Lake Hope , Mohi ca n, Pyrnatuning, Sa lt fork, and Stonelick state parkks. N BA Stano rngs By United PrLPn Int erna tional Eastern Conf erence Atlanflc Ollll'liion W L Pet . 54 23 684 x Phila 41 )9 5 lJ y New Yrk Jl 49 391 Boston 16 53 379 Buffalo 14 S6 300 New Jrsey Central OI~JUIOn x San Antn ATTENDING the officer training school last Tuesday at the Washington County Joint Vocational School representing the Eastern High School FFA Chapter were front, Ito r, Larry Harris ard Ed Scyoc; back, Eric Schmucker, Rocky Pitzer, Don Ey non and Dean Hawk . y wash y C\evtnd y A11anta New Qrins Houston \J' Pel. t>50 Jl 43 .t bJ 11 53 338 ?l 538 I 13 28 JO ' v -cllnched playoff berth I GB 9 513 11 500 11 4a n ooo Den">~t'r 15 4C ( h,c ago 0~1r0 1 1 KM (I IY lnd 1ana GB 5'25 b 500 B 450 11 41 38 M II W <~0 ]t> 44 )1 o~q 388 17 30 10 375 18 Thursday's Resuns Was.h1ngton 111, Boston 103 Cleve 111 . Milwaukee 105. N Y 119. Oetr·o1t 115, ot San Antonio \23, Kan City 116 Denver 111. PhOen ix lOS Golden St 115 . Portland 96 Frldav •s Games Detrod at Boston Indi ana at Phi ladelph ia Cl e\letano "''Atlanta Bullalo at Chic ago New Or leans at Houst on New York at Kansas City San Antonro at M ilwa u kee New Je rs ey at Los An geles Den\ler at Portland Sea trte Saturday' s G.ames PI10en'l( ar New York at Bullate Wash.ng ton a! Phitadelplli a M1lwaukee ~I Boston Houston al l n d rana New Jersey at Phoen i)C Sea nte at Golden State For ill II your home Enterta inment and Applia nee Needs DOXOL SERVICE MONTGOMERY, Ala. Southern Dlinois' athletic screening committee said Thursday Paul Lambert has ~ been selected as Auburn's new head basketball coach. Schlee's 68 tops Masters field · By DAVID MOFFIT UPJ Sports Writer AUGUSTA, Ga . (UP!) Talk about the lame leading the blind, get a load of the Masters golf tournament. John Schlee leads by one stroke . Me has so much & Apeliane'e Gas Serv1ce Racine , Ol'tio Cl'tuter, Ohio CINCINNATI (UP[) - If ·happened : the rest of the season is With Joe Morgan on third anything like Th ursday 's base and George Foster on National League opener, fi rst base, Danny Driessen stand back. struck oul. The Cincin nati Reds and Foster broke for second on Houston Astros got together the pitch , but Hou ston for 4 hours and 39 minutes of catcher Joe Ferguson's throw zanlness and the season took to shortstop Roger Metzger off - in all directions . covering second arrived lon g The shenaningans before Foster , who became included : a bizarre triple trapped between fir st and play, Tom Seaver pounded second . like a balling practice Just as .Metzger wa s pitcher , a' total of 26 hits and starling to rundown Foster . 20 runs , some of the worst he noticed Morgan wandering baserunning on record , a !>-I off third and so fired to third deficit turned into ar !Hi lead baseman Enos Cabell, who but then nearly wiped out, tagged out Morgan. Cabell three rain delays totaling 102 then threw back to Metzger minutes a nd a manager just in time to tag out Foster calling himself stupid. tryi ng for second. Finally , the game th at Presto - a triple play. started at 2:30 p.m .. ended. at without the ball even being 7:09 p.m . and you had to hit. check the scoreboard to be "It was only the th ird triple sure of the fi~al count play I' ve. seen in 29 years," Cincinnati 11, Houston 9. sai d Vir don. Said Houston manager Bill It also was the first triple Virdon, " It was a long day in play ever at Riverfront Stadimore ways than one ." unl, where the Reds have Although the Heds got the been pla)ing since 1970. win, they also were embarBoth Reds Manager Sparky rassed by falling victim to a Anderson and Morga n triple play in the seventh blamed themselves for being inning . H e re' s h"w it trttppl•d CINCINNATI ( UPI) :..._ It may have been just another Thursday to the rest of the world, but to Cincinnatians it was someU1ing special Opening Day . So, residents declared an informal holiday. paraded through the streets and welcomed the start of the baseball season. Downtown was jammed just before the Cincinnat i Heds and Houston tlstros played a wild , 4-llour and 39minute marathon National League opene r before 52,178 fan·s at Riverfront Stadium . The Red s made the day, of course, by 11inning 11-9, but the big pre-game parade also was sheer joy. Kids and businessmen alike wor e bright red Cindnnati balling helmet CaJ>l as they watched the free-wheelin g event. ~ "Give me a drink so I can watch this parade," an early celebrant said as he heard the bands begin the noontime parade through the heart of U~e dty . The city couldr 't have been more pleased with the grand marshal - Joe Nuxhall, a former Reds' pitcher and now a Reds' radio network ou'U-he happier Paints Ph i ladelph Pltlsburgt1 HEATING OIL East W l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pet . GB 000 000 0 000 0 .000 0 000 0 000 0 New York. Bos ton Balt•more Oetro rt Cleveland Mdwauke Toronto Exterior House Paint, Oil or Latex. ' Interior in latex, latex Semi GIG$, or Flat . 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Louis (Forsch 20 -7) at Philadelph ia ICarllon 13 10), 8 :OS p .m Slturdav 's Games Los Angeles at At lanta HOu\lon tit Cincinnat i Montreat at New Yor k Chicago at P ittsburgh San Diego al Si1n Francisco St Lou is at Ph lla , nignr Mtlwaukee ( Augu~·l rne 1118 ). 2 JO p m , Saturday ' s Games M1nn al Se~flle , n1 ghf Oak land at Ca trt , n1gt1t New Yod.. at T-t'•as Bo!.ton at Ct11c.:tgo Bi!ll lmore at'Mrl waulc.ee Toron to at Oc lrort Kansas <;lly·at Cl~veland Dependable performance at amaz~ng low cost. Black Wh1t e FET ·o 00 12 s 21 .95 S24 .95 s1 4 ~ . " flO I] ' Pioo SOD tJ ' 6 00 11 • A 18 13 21 .95 21 .95 22 .95 19 .95 22 .95 25 .95 24 .95 24 .95 22 .95 24 .95 13 14 CIS 14 D 18 14 E78 14 r tB t4 G78 14 ~ 78 ' b 4S • H78 14 . , 60 15 ' 6 00 t5L CALL ART HARTLEY JR. AT 992-21.5 \~ Cil · tr.u n.:d th em up Wtlh fpr Clnc inr.ali 11 , Houston 9 Frld.ay's Games (All T imes E DT) {LUI year ' s record i n paren· thestsl Chiclllgo ( Re uschel 20 IO J at Pittsbur gh ( Candel~~ria '20 5 ), 12 ·'35 p ,m . p m Monlreft l ( Rogers 1116) al . Oakland (L angfor d 8 19 l at New York P<oosman B 20) , 1 OS Cat rforn ia ( Tanana 15 9). 10 10 Houston Thru April On Tru-Test Supreme Fine Paint ~AILABLE W l w W San Dieoo !Perr y 15 1?) San Francl~co (Mon tefusco 11 ), 4:05p .m Los Angeles I Su tton 1'4 81 Allanlil ( Niekro 16 201, 1 Choice. tnmo; mr \\ 11 111 ;utd ru t: l' L'd cons1ruc 11 onlor ~~·;~·~ ~o f East p .m 25% OFF NO PURCHASE REQUIRED ' Cinc innal1 Los Angeles S~~n Frncsc San Orego Atlan ta p.m . CH~RGE Bluegrass Music is coming to Kin Folks Rest.:wrant, by the Mason County Bluegrass Boys Saturday, April 8. The band organized la st June and worked up a show considered good and clean . Most of the boys have played mu sic all their li ves and are good musician s. The band is booked at the Milton Opry House , Milton, W. Va .; Blu egrass Festiva l, Little Hocking, Ohio, and are book ing all the County Fai r s in the area . If you enjoy' good mu sic and like to ea f, come to Kin Folk s Restaurant, Saturday, April 8, 8-10 p.m. and be served a home cookedJlleal, where the drinks re served in quart jars and all the coff«e' you ca n drir\k and the Mason County Bluegrass Boys will provide the ef\ter tain ment! TEXACO gurclcn A sub st antial penalty is American Leag ue Major League St andings B';' United Preu International National League Hou'lon Decorators ' TWO HOUR LIVE SHOW FROM 8 TO 10 PM NO COVER Willi Grc~ vL· l ~ l <11~n ;1nd tr: 1 ct o r~ . k:Hum i)! Jll- . with th.: uni4ut invoked on all certificate member equipped with a tiny hca~set microphone and a personal backpack amplifier. paraded through. singing "JeriJuiah wa s a bullfrog ... joy to the world," and all that. AniJnals gut in th e act too . Big, bur ly English sh eepdogs were march ed in the parade . 11le dogs wore. of cour se, Reds' caps . Hlght in the middle of the parade , some ol d geezer who loo ked like he 'd been around for every parade since day one began whooping it up , trying to perform splits and ex pected tn pla y com p arati ve l y ce:tsy Thursda y. But the gre•ms wer e slower than expected and <;~ swirling wind gave mo~t of those in th e 78·rmtn fteld considerable di ffil'u ill With those cu nd1tion ~. onl y sevf'n were able to brrak par Thur sday . In addltlllll ll! Schlee and Inman , J.ee Trevin o and Billy Kratzer! came in at 2-wlller 70, and Tom Kite, Steve Meirl) k aod Jerry McGee at 71. \Ve'rc jmt down th e ro,,J 5.75 pe r cent paid on 90 day Certifica tes of De p osi t. $5 00 .00 Minim um. Interest Pay ab le Quar terly . A mar.chmg chon", each West STANDING LEFT TOR JGHT - Steve Burson, Bill Donohue, Keith Sargenl , Tex Cartee . KNEE LING - Owens Corfee . Cecil Sargenl. Certificates ~1nlling . Day. dr ied·out course had hcen nobody rnew ydealer. 5.75% broktdcaster . other John ' l'r£~ vo lta ITHI VCS on Joe did it up right - · the asphalt. He was pretty wearlng his Cincinnati Hcds proud of himself. necktie and red biawr ·and Then there was an appearridin g ln a cher ry red antique an ce by the Hcds' offi cial fan ca r at the head of the parade. club, the "Hosie Reds." And out of lhe pa st came a Said a visitor. "Where else hcrse-drawn wagon th<t l was but in Ci ncinnH!i wou ld a fa n used decades ago to transpol'! club nut feel ashamed to use a visiling players from the name like ·Rosie Hed s."' ballpark to their hotel. Bringing up the rear of the Even the mayor. .Jerr y parade was a unit called Springer, wavlng from his "Harr y's !lam Wagon," a blue convertibl e. got rousin g big. openbcd truck jammed app lause throu ghout the with about 50 adults passin g parade route. Being the aroun d bot tles in pap er me~yor of Ci ncinnati was not a sacks. bad Job tn have on Ope nin ~ , . ,They never slo pped But his eyes aren't Inman 's only problem . He also suffers from high metabolism and he blames l11at condition fur the bogey that dropped him out of a tie for the Masters' lea d. " I lo!)t my cunccnt,ratlUn ,n he explained. " I hadr 't had anyU1ing to eat and I n'ally needed a snack ." The August(:! NHtl tJn ::tl hasn't had any ram m a co uple of week s and the Ttre$tone Montreal New York . . . The 1 Opening Day success Chicago The livestock judging team of Scott Chevalier left ard Dennis Durst , representing the Eastern High School FFA Chapter competed at Ohio State University last Saturday. Schlee is a 1:1-year veteran who scored his only victory in the 1973 Hawa iian Open , but he in sists he wasn 'l surprised when he shot a 4-under-par 68 Timrsday and gr abbed the Masters' lead . ' 'I've ,ea ll y prepared myse lf to play in this " I was stupid to have reliever s any better Masters,'' he said. ,( Every Foster steal with no outs," overcoming a 5-l deficit by practi ce shut I've hit, I' ve said Anderson . " I told getting a run in the fourth, played Augusta." exploding for five in the fifti1 (coach) George Scherger h'~ Inman wa s tied with Sc hlee should ki ck me in the tail ami and adding two more in both U1 e sixth and seventh innings. on Thur sday's lea der board fine me $25." Said Morgan, '' I wa s on "This is a team that can after sinking a IIi-foot birdie third ba se and didn 't even make mista kes and c>'iill putt at the 16th hole, but fell a know how many outs there win ," noted Morgan. " We put struke behind when he threewere in the inning . 'J11at 's the numbers up on the score- pulled the 17th green for a b<,gey . being stupid ." board." " I knew I was tied for the Houston. tho ugh, didn 'I But Morgqn m<:~de up fur it. lead," said the :11)-year·old give up without a fi ght , He drove in five runs with tt South Carolinian . "It was the homer and two doubles to loading lhe bases m the mnth nr~t time this year 1 VC been pace Ciocy's 16 hit allack . ... and trimmmg the Red s' lead excited." "The J{eds ean swt hit," fr om 11~ to 11-9 before Cincy Inmcm makes light of his observL'I Vir don . .. And if reliever Dave Tomlin fmally sight problem they gel' pitching, the y'll be got the last out. "I don't know if I would tn ugh." 111c game was started and know how to play if 1 co uld '111e Heds obvwusly didn't s1upped three times by rain see," he says . delays of :1:1, :11 and :m gel any pitch ing Thur sday especially from Seaver. the minutes in the second , third man who is supposed tu pitch and fourth i nnin~ s. Sa1d dej ected Hnu ston Cinry to the pcnnnnl. Richard, wh o Seaver gave up fi ve I'Uns, pit cher suffered th e loss, "'11lis game indudin~ hume rw1s by Fer· guson , Cesar Cedeno and sh ouldn 't have been played " Terry Pull! before he was Our Interes t is mercifully lifted in the fourth Greater For You innin~ . Seaver stretched out his hand to give Anderson the b<tU long before th e manager made it to the moWld . 111c Reds , of course. didn 't On 90-Day treat Hull.'·:itun starter J .R. Hi eh Md an d tile Astrn SijCh a bad case of aslig· malism, he admits to · being the bl indest man on the tour - a regular Mr Magoo . Reds outlast Astros, 11-9 51 LOU IS Ed Holter, left, presents the Eastern Chapter FFA ~a vcl to Don Eynon , new Eastern High School Future Farrners of America Chapter president. troubl e with te.ndonitis, he quit playing go lf last swnmer . Hunnerup .Joe Immm has (UP I 1 - RIDENOUR'S rv Pacitic Division W. L Pet. GB )C Porllnd 56 14 .700 y Phen11 48 37 600 9 y Sca iiiC 45 34 .570 l0 1 1 LO!. Ang 44 36 .550 17 Gol den St 47 38 .515 1-1 I( ·CiincneCI division title we~tern Conlerenu~ y MASON COUNTY BLUEGRASS BOYS GB W L ~1 18 JJ 37 .!I 39 40 4C M 1dwesl 01 \IISton w l Pel . PRESENTS . 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By PAUL ENGUSH offered little resistan ce Thursday as eight Oklahnm:< St.Hte Bu'reau of I nvestig~1t.ion agents surroWlded him in a s111all two ' room hou sr pmt ially hidden by dense STILWEU., Okla . (UP! I Unarmed and wearing a woman's eyeglasses, the accused sex slayer of three Girl Scouts surrendered to offi cers who kicked in the door of his hideout in the foothi lis of th e rugged Oklahoma Ozarks . Gene Leroy Hart. 34, last June \3. A convicted kidnapper and l'apisl. he IS rh1:1r ~cd w1U1 murder in t.hr tln'L'I: slaytngs near IA~c ust Grove , Okla Hart, a prison escapee. growth . pppeared to h<~ve been He was captured about 50 "living well" and weighed 210 miles souti1east of Camp to 220 JXlUnds al the time of &·ott. where three girls were his arrest. said OSBI Director sexually assaulted and killed Tom Kennedy . He was taken to Tah lequah , Okla . for fingeqrinting and then offi cers took him back to the Ok lahoma ~talc OPTOMETRIST . Penitentiary at McAlester. OFFICE HOURS : 9:Jo 'to t 2, 2 to 5 (CLOSE Krrmcdy said Hart was wearing n woman 's AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ey egl asse s and struggled ~!~!..~~~.R-~"!_···••••••-•--••••••• .l bricOy with agents before ,---------------------------------· 1 N. W. COMPTON. 0.0. :l l I I L Hi' ! ,\ ( " 'I 1 \ 1• 1', ' .', I I t •, r 1 ·• I' , . l· j l Pt'•,}t: t c.; 1 ,1 \ , p,r ., 1 ,' f~•.II..P 11 ! 1 ' IH The powerful MF85 makes it easy to get around yarctwork at a quick clip. 'dl 1 '•lt'd I ' 8~'1 )' I 1 1\ I ) ' " ''I ''·1 1 ,If' ( ·, I' " I ' II"' ' t J )r1rJ I ·.., '~ I HI l"l•, I 1~ I j i' !l\J jf,•ltJ·IliJ 1 I' c 11\' ! 1,11 1 11t 1 I \lilt II ' II j' I zipp~'<l ~lee ping bags at dawn June 13 about 150 yards from ti1ei[ tent at the Girl Scout cam p. Two of the girls had been beaten to death and the third was strangled . Autho'rities said all three had been sexually assaulted . Hart was identlfied through two faded and torn wedding photographs found near the murder sce ne. Authorities said Hart had worked for a forme r prison photographer who ha d taken th e photographs . • I' h\!llt I( l ur [ lt 1t'.l IIH1tl·t" 'l''oit·• t'. '. 1· 1 " 1t.\>'> l'' ·I , w) rd· I' H l·j ~!- ! 1 ,1(' ,', 1'l ,\ 't"' ·rr·••'t ,\ ' 1 n !t ! 11(' ','.'I<' ,!'lil ' j ll ., .~ l' I .'\ ' 1 Jh being handcuffed . The house, back door," Wilkerson sa id . Kennedy said. was "way "Then he went to the front, ba ck in the sticks" in the then to the back again . The . Coo kso n Hills. - agents had to go in . They had "We believe he has been to ki ck the door ." there since la st November," Kennedy said charges of Kennedy said. harboring a fugitive will be Hart , who escaped from the filed "against some of his Mayes County jail in \973, is friends and possibly family ." charged with murder in the At the time of his escape slayings of !J)ri Lee farmer, four years ·ago, Hart was 8, and Doris Denise Milner, serving 41J-t40 years for rape , \0, both of Tulsa, Okla., and two counts of kidnapping and Michelle Guse, 9, of Broken fo ur coun ts of first-degree Arrow, Okla. burglary. Officers had talked with 50 The bodies of the Gir l to 60 people during the past Scouts were found inside five days and some people had seen Hart in the area, Kennedy said . ,, He also said an elderly man \ who li ved in the house was at work at the lime of the arrest and probably will be charged with harl:oring a fug itive. OSB I Deputy Director Dick Wilker son sa id the OSB I learned that Hart was somewhere in Eastern Oklahoma living with an old man who received Socia l Sec urit y chec ks each month . By pi eci ng together oth er information, Wilkerson said offi cers located the house 30 mmutes before they arrested Hart. " He tried to get out the I 1 lr\l , ,\·J LEGAL NOTICE The Publ1c Ut iltties Com· m1ssion of Ohio has set for publ1c hea ring Case No . 77 -378-EL -FAC Subf ile A, to rev tew th e aperat1on of the Fu el Cost Ad justment Controversy finally ends FRANKFORT, Ky . (UP II - 'fhe con troversy between the governor 's special counse l who led the investigation of th e Beverly Hills Supper Club fir e and tiie Kentucky Bar Association has apparently ended . The bar rCJX>rtc'<l Thursday that Dr Ovid Lewis withdrew his motion before lhe Kentucky Supreme Court this week for a review of his right to serve in the post . TI1e bar, in a statement, said Lewis filed a motion with the sla te's hi gh court to withdrew his request for a review because or several considerations,_including the demands of his position as a law school professor and a reconsideration whether "I am, in fa ct, an aggrieved party." " I no longe r co ns ider myself an aggrieved party," Lewis told the courL The Board of Governors of the bar issued a formal , unauthorized pra cti ce opi nion last November , holding that any person who is not licensed to practice law in th e state ca nnot be employed by U1e governor. The opin io n ha d been requested in relation to Gov. Julian Ca rroll's executive order dated Ju·ne 20 appointing Dr . lewi s, professor of law at the Olase Law School in Covington, as special counsel regarding the investigation of the Beverly Hills disaster. The bar said they construed the provisions o[ a statute authorizing the governor to employ attorney to involve all appointments, not just that of Lewis. " In extensive news media coverage a ll eging .erroneo usly that the Ken tucky Bar Association had cited and reprimanded Dr . Lewis for his actions," the bar said , " Dr . Lewis staled he planned to appea l the bar association 's opinion to the Supreme Court of Kentucky for review." Lewis filed a motion for rev iew last Feb. 27, but "ithdrew the motion last Monday. "Sin ce the .time to appea l the opinion to the Supreme Court of Kentucky by any other party has passed, the provisions of the advisory op inion remain in full for ce · and effe ct, " the bar said. CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. Screams not dreams I get ::i U sca rctl when J can't sleep. COUNSEL OR : You r parents are awa)' ? JOAN : They go away for the weekend about unee a mon th . I am 18 vears old so it doesn't bother 'me much exccpl...oh, it is star,ting ~ga i n. I can hear the screa ms. I can 't stand it. The sounds come right \hrough the floor. I wish I co uldn't hear everything. COUNSELOR : What do you hea r ? JOAN : A child is screaming, "No, please, no... don't hit me aga in , Mommy .. .l' ll be gouu.:' COUNSF: LOR: Where a re lhc sc.:rcatn.s coming from? ,JOAN : We live in the top part of a lwli-family house. It's the familv downstai i'S ami it usually l;appens when my par ents are not here. What shall! do? COUNSF. LOH: Do you wa nt to ca ll the pulice - or References to child abuse are everywhere - on bus adver t ise m e nt s . in news~pers and ma gi:tz in~s . on rad1o and ltdevision. Many · people complain they have heard enough - but it will not be enough until this epidemic is under control. Sum~ half mill1on cHscs of c hild abuse a1·e repm·ted every yea r and this may be merely the tip of tile iceberg._ Even more harrowing b the fact that child abuse ranks among the top five killers of childre n in the United Slates. Child abuse is nul only dest1·uctive for those immediately involved . As this excerpt from a hot-line ca ll illustrates, it can d1sturb other lives as well. J OAN : I know it's three in the monung but I have been havmg troubl e slee ping . It's the nightmares . They are ter- ~ ive me their name and adrible. My pa ren ts are awav dress so I could ca ll ? JOAN : Oh, I cou ldn 't do and llwve to talk to someo n~ . lhal. .. lmean, J would have to ask my pare nts. I am so STICK PINS h·i~ hte ne d . COUNSELOH : Why don' t you turn on some lights and ltle radiO. Turn on some music and then we will talk some more . JOAN: Okay. l'll be back in a minutc ... That's better. I feel safer now. COUNSE LOH : What do you think is happening Clause and the f uel pro · curement practfce"s an(j . poi1C1es of the Columbus J and Southern Oh io Etec· tric Company on A pr il 3458 10, 1978. at 10 :00 A .M .. E.S.T.,at the Commission's oH,ce>, 180 East Broad Streel , Co lumbus, Oh io . MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main , All interested persons will be given an opportunity Pomeroy "The Store With " All KlndJ of StuH" to be heard . Further in for mation may be obuined by contacting the Publ ic 99Z·ZI64 I I fO R PElS SlA Btl S LA RGl & SWALL AN IMAL S- LAWN S GAR DlNS[M With MF, quality is part of the bargain. ......,,...,._ Uti lities Commission of OhiO. TH E PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO by Ra ndall G. Applegol•, Secre1arv • • ,I ANDY LYLES. Meigs County Game Warden . Division of Wildlife, is shown as he spoke to the some 50 people who attended the f orestry and Wildlife Field Day held at the Wally Bradford Tr.,., Farm . . .J \· MH AND MR.S . WALLY BRADFORD who operate the Bradford Tn>e Farm, where the Forestry and Wildlife Field Day was held 'Thursday. The 212 acre farm has 25.000 pin e u-ees in diff erent stages. By KENNETH H. CLAHK United ~res s lnternatiunal GROWING OLD GRACEFULLY: Ca st members of " King of the Gyps1es" - now being filmed in New York - must age 20 years in the course of the storv. so director Dino de Laurent is is calling in his favorite ti;ne-ma chine team. 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STARS AT 111E NET : Celebrity prll-<lm tournaments - JlC they golf, tennis or mumbletypeg - draw a heavy marquee these da ys, aml thc Alan King -Caesa rs Palace event April 21-30 in Las Vegas i~ no exc-eption . Tennis is the game for this one, and Jimm y Connors will lead a field of J2 pros in pursui t of a fir st-place purse of $50,000. Among the amateurs com peting for fun and publicity - Ethel Kennedy, Paul Anita, Bill Cooby , Nell Simon , Don Rickles, Buddy Hackett, Dick Van Pau en, Diana Ross, Andy Williams, Oleg Casslni , Ell Wallach, Rafer Johnson - and of course, the host, Alan KID~: . QUOTE Ot' Tim DAY : Bobbie Lea BeiUietl, 31, of San Diego, who is confined to a wheelchair by a rare tone disease , on learning he had won his fi gh t to get the fede ral goverment to pay for his $5,600 sex change opera lion under Medicare: " Alii rea lly want to rio is find Mr . 'Right, get married apd be a housewife.' ' GLIMPSES : Fa ns of New York 's "Amazin' Mets" turned out 1.000 strong Thursday for the team's Booster Club dinner, keynoted by baseba ll Hall of Famers Willie Mays and Ralph Kiner ... Marine Cui. Margaret Brewer, the spi t-and.polish officer who hel ped breJJk down Corps' sex discrimination barriers, has been named the first female general in Leatherneck history .. . Fonner Attorney General John Mitchell, on furlough from fedural prison where he's doing time for his Watergate role, is in New York's Columbia-Presbyterian Medica l Center for hip surgery ... . BY FUNK'S & PIONEU' It's to your adVANtage to see all the Ford Vans now at your ..... · _______ local Ford dealer. FORD At Ford, the better ideas keep coming . . . and keep giving vou an adVANtage. Q!ID STOP IN SOON! ...z ::J .....,z ..."" "'z>"' z >--3: ..,"' 0 1/1 SALE SLATED TUPPERS PLAINS - The Tuwers PlaiJ,ls ~mmonlty Club is asking lor donations of clothing for a rwrunage sale to be held from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. on April 14 and I~ at the Tuppers Plains Fire House. Contact Lois Deem, president of the club, at 8673933, to mak e donations. The gro up will hold a bake sale both days. The money will go towards paying for remodeling and a new furna ce for the firehouse and firem en equipm'ent. • SOFTBALL MEETING A meeting of the Meigs Girls Softball League, both junior pnd senior divisions, will be held at 4;30 p.m. Sunday at t he Royal Crown Garage on N. Second Ave ., Middleport. All tealll8 are asklld to be present. ::J l) z "' V1 SEED CORN •FERTILIZERS 0 "OtssanovH ." WE'VE GOT IT All eFIELD SEED t.lownstairs'? .JOAN : Scmetimes I'm not Sure . I, wake up suddenly and think I hear screams. Bu t then I'm not s ure whether it 's just a bad dream . Bu t tonight I am sure about what! heard . Someone is beating up on a child. COUNSELOH : You sav thb happe ns when yuu'r parents go away ? Maybe that's not just chance. JOA N: Whal doyoumea n? COUNSELO R: Ma ybe they 1:1 rc cou nting on the fa ct LhHt Peopletalk Fran ·McEwen joins area · mental health center staff ..."'> 0 .J .J ...::E"">-z ... "" n ."' I') I') .J c. m I') U . ~~\ 'Q'Jneler.s Main, ----------J 212 E. Pomorov you would be too yo ung to ca ll tlw poill'e and too frightened to tell yo ur parents. .JUAN: If that's true, they guessed curreelly. I lmven 't even to\!1 my parenl"i. They 1111gbt tlu nk I was just tryi ng tu ~el them to slliy home. And IJesltles, I wasn't sure what I was helt ring. · COUNSBLOI\ : And after tomght ? JOAN : i'iow I'm sure and I will tell them when they get hoJnc 111 the morning , I 'OUNSE LOR : I am sure they Will want to do somctlu ng. This IS a bad s1tuatwn for everyone 1nvolv· cd. JOAN : What if they don 't know whal td do'' COUNSELO H: Parents Anonymous, the hot-line fur child abuse, cou ld probably gll'l' li11Jtnlbe best advice. JOA1'l': They would be Ilk\ • F'ranMcEwen, M.S. is shown with client in speech therapy at the Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Commumty Mental Health Center . ,-·- ----·- ----··-· -·-·-· -· -· -· - ·-·- ------, I Ladies report on district rally CHESTE H- Mrs. Dorothy quested to allend w1d tu wear Hitchi c, Mrs. Ma1·cia Kelle1·, short wl1ite d1·esses. The Past Councilor's Club and Mrs. Mary Kuy Huller reported on the 40th annual will meet althc hall on Ap1·il rally of District 1 held in Cin- \2 with Mary Showalter ami cin nati Apri l I at the Tuesday Doro thy Myers to be the night meeting uf Chester hostesses . Cou nci l 323 , Daughters of Clarice Allen was pianist Al ncrica. for the meeti ng. Others allenMrs. Char lott e Grant ding we1·e Mrs. Ada Ncutzlassuciale councilor, presided ing, Mrs . Jean Frede rick, at the meeting attended by 24 Mrs. Mac McPeck, Mrs members . Mrs. Goldie Wolfe Let ha Wood , Mrs. Mabel V·"' was l'eporlL'<l ill. A communica tion was read from Mrs. ll a Fae Kimes, Athens, and it was announced that Ches ler Council is lu receive the national and state officers at the rally to be held at New Lexington, May 20. The ins pection uf Golden F:AST Glcwn Council 254, Marietta . " Developing a Persomd was annuw1ced fur April 10. Theology" was the program i\l thut lime the district team topic presented by Mrs . Doris wi!l practice for initiation and Adams at the Tuesday night those on the team were rt!· meeting of the East Letart United Methodist Women . Purpose of the pro~ ram as afratd to ca ll the police but ex plai ned by Mrs. Atlams they would call so me was lo give untlei'Slantllng urganization like that. Why that the expcric1u.:cs of uu r do peop le do that to their lives is fundamental to the children cmyway·~ development uf a personctl The counselor explained to theology. and to bring about a Joan that adults who were rea liza tion uf the effect that abused as children oft en take we arc livi ng wi tnesses to oot their frustrati ons on thei r Jesus Christ and to lea rn lo children in ·a violent way . feel comfortable with ow· Eventually Joan fe lt more abili ties as Christians. rel:IXetl and decided to try to Mrs: Mabel Shields presi dget back to sleep. ed allhc meeting wh ich upenDr. Blaker cannot lake L~l with devotions by Mrs. telephone calls from her Focic Haymctn . Mrs . Marlct!ll rl!aders. However, there are •he IX(lS at the pia;;o fur hundreds of crisis interven1g111g of\ .. Joy, Joy ctml tion phone lines in the United r·s. Nora Peill'son had tilt: Slates. For the phone number prayer. of one ncar you. contact your A eornmunlcct tion about a loc:•l mental health associa- retreat in Logan, Aprill4 and tion or mental hea lth in- 15 W'JS read . Than k you notes funrlation service. were read from Mrs . Write to Dr. Blaker in care MC~ rga rct Gloeekner and of this newspaper, P.O. Box Mrs. Mary Housh for fl owers. lll9 , Badio City Station, New The birthday of Mrs. Hazel York, N.Y. 10019. Volume of Fox was observed. Miss mai l proh ibits personal Kathryn Plulsun ta lked abuul replies, but questions of Africanmbsio11 fields. genera l interes t will be Pletns wt:rc maJc [or tht• tliseussed in futur e colunms. cancer crusade work 1n the commumty, ;.mJ a ruJJunagl' sale was set fur May 5 and li . al Hactne . Scriplu(c was fru m Acts I, the 8th cerse and Isaiah 4:3. Members sang "Lily of tlw Valley " and there was a APPEARING Tl/IS WEEKEND AT THE INN PLACE Fran McEwen . Clinica l · where she was employed as a . Speech Pathologist and a Speech - Language Panative of West Virginia, thologist at Callier Center joined the Gallia - Jackson - for Communication DisorMeigs Comm unit y Mental ders. This included 20 hours Health Center Speech and per week at Chil dr en's Hearing Staff in January, Medical Center as a con197 8. She rece ived he r su ltant with the Birth Defects Ma sters of Science Degree Clini c, C~anio fa cia l Clin ic Colorado State and Plastic Surgery Clinic. from University, Ft. Collins, The services Fran provided incl uded identification {,:ulorado. diagnosis, and rehabilitatin During her stay in for speech, lang uage, and Colora do, she gai ned exreadin g dtstu rbances. perience in a Language Ms. Lisbet h Cherrington. Disorders Classroom using Coordi nator of the Mental the Distar Program and Health Center 's Speech and Be havior Modifi catio n Hearing Prog ram stated that Techn iques for self-contain ed provides valuable input Fran classrooms. She also was an lo the already existing attive participant at John F. Speech and Hea ring Program Kennedy Child Development Cen ter in Denver. Colorado. as well as lo the other multiwithin the Aft er obtaining her discipl ine s Community Mental Health credentials and training, she relocated in Dttllrl s. 'T'f'xRs, DAN'S LEE JEANS WESTERN BOOTS I Miss Pickens named Meter , Mr s. Goldie Frederi ck, Mrs. Thelm a White, Mrs. Marga ret Tutti•·. Mrs. Sa die T1·usscll, Mrs. Eliza beth Hay es, Mrs . Zelda HA CINE - Debbie Pickens Weber , Mrs . Ada Van Meter , of Syracuse was selected the Mrs . Ethe l Orr. Mrs. Erma delegate tu Buckeye Girls' Clela ml. Mrs. Atla Bissell . State when Rat:ine American Mrs. I .<Jura Mae Nice, Miss l.egion Auxiliury of Post 602 Ju lil· "Huse, Mrs. l.cor1a met recently at th e hall. Henslev . i:HHJ Mrs. lnzv Named as alternate to Miss Newell: · Pickens was Cindy !; alte rsun, Syracuse. Both arc Jtunurs at Southern Hi gh S<: hool. Fo ur ~i ris fmm the sehoul we re recommended fur appointment and atte nded the m~ctin g tu hear Mrs. l..uuise Stewart cx plwn the purpose of Girls' Slate. Mrs . Libby Wliford presided at the meeting w1th 25 yeur rnenl. pi ns being presented to Mrs Hefrcsluncnts were strved Opal Ditldle and Mrs. Marv to those named and Mrs. Sue Housh . Mrs. Frances Hobert~ Beegle, Mrs . Eileen l{nush, received a 15 year pin. Mrs. June Wickersham, Mrs. Poppy Days 111 H« etnc were Jun12 Hctrris, Mrs. Eileen set fo r May 26 m1d 2i. A But k, Mrs. Julia Nurr.s . \1rs . report was given on the rcNorris iltld Miss Ph tlsun servl'enl Legion birthday pal'ly ed refreshmenLs . girls state delegate Doris Adams gives UMW program ~ Ce nter . Her exp ertise in language and learning disorders as well as her >t rong background in birth defects make her contribution to' total services an asset. She will be adding a new phase to the current progra m particular to her own speciality and increasing the ove rall number of clients the Center can serve . Mrs Sorority makes nominations Nom111ali uns fur the girl of the yeC:~ r were made at the · Tucsd~:~y mght meeting uf X1 Leora Yuung had a redding on communitv scr· vice. Cu rmnun1cations. were read from Mrs. Lyle Housh. Mrs. H8zcl Grant , and Mrs Jee~n Cetrr regardin g al'li V!ly reports. Mr s. Youn g ser ver. ! refrc s llln e nt s to the members. The trC~velm g pnzc durwted by \1r.s. Young was awarded tu Eunu: Brinker. Mrs. Shirley Ahles will be ho.<less fur lite April · meeting. Across From : OHIO VAllEY MUSIC CO. ,OOO,OOOCOPIES IN PRINT The u~forgetfable account of a young woman s st r uggle aga1nst quadriplegia and depress1on . tnc luding her even tual de ve lopmen t into a ski llful a rti s t using on ly her moufh t o guide th e pen! Jon i by Joni Eareckson with Joe Mus ser . A tantasfic be s tse ll er now in mass market paper . MIDD. FLEA MARKET There wi ll be a flea market at the Hutland American Legion -Hall Saturday, April 15 fr om 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. There will also be a bak e sa le sponsored by the Rutland ER Squad. There will be a variety of 20 tables. BOOK Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Stgm" Phi Soronly held at the home of MI'S . Carol McCu llough. Nomi nated were Debbie FiniC!w, Kilren Stan ley, and Kay Atkins . The wn1n cr will IJe selected by popular vute of the cha pter members anti announct:d ~:~t the Fuumlcr 's the life of Dav1d Ben-Gunon . Day din ner. Jane Dag~ ell and Mrs . Mrs . Donntt Byers, Sl'rVICt' Atkln.s !irrvcU rdres lunen L~ . chairmarr, rem1ndt'd members to take :1 toy to till' next meeting for the ped1alne ward C:~ l Veterans Mcmuritll Hospital. Charlott e llan ni ng , STORE 99 MILL MIDDLEPORT OHIO WCA}'S C:lfH.J lllCl:UI S chall'llldll , thanked the members who ,..,·urkcll on sec uring advert!~ · ing fur the Mc1gs County Fair pre1mum books. The Ap1·i I 13 mecJ\ng was announced for tile Mitl!llcpurt f'1re Ueparlment. Mrs. Lynn Shul er anti Mrs. Susa n Baer g;Jve the eultu nd .report 01 1 • $20 WORTH OF CRYSTALS WHEN YOU BUY ABEARCAT" Me and my CRYSTAL SCANNER! ,\lllllll; ' Here's your chance to get in on the act ion of pub lic service broadcasts-police , ti re. emergency, weatherand save $20 in crystals. Buy a Bearcat' Cryst al Scanner between ~FLYING~ ~MACHINE~ ,,,,,,,,,,,, Offer Expires Apri l 15, '78 and receive direct from Bearcat four free crystals in Ihe frequencies of yo ur choice. That's a $20 retail val ue, from the world 's leading scanner manu facturer. Visit our Scanner Department tor complete deta ils. WE HAVE ABEARCAT CRYSTAL SCANNER FOR YOU: 4-PIECE GROUP PLUS VOCAL FROM PORTSMOUTH, 0 . 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I Unarmed and wearing a woman's eyeglasses, the accused sex slayer of three Girl Scouts surrendered to offi cers who kicked in the door of his hideout in the foothi lis of th e rugged Oklahoma Ozarks . Gene Leroy Hart. 34, last June \3. A convicted kidnapper and l'apisl. he IS rh1:1r ~cd w1U1 murder in t.hr tln'L'I: slaytngs near IA~c ust Grove , Okla Hart, a prison escapee. growth . pppeared to h<~ve been He was captured about 50 "living well" and weighed 210 miles souti1east of Camp to 220 JXlUnds al the time of &·ott. where three girls were his arrest. said OSBI Director sexually assaulted and killed Tom Kennedy . He was taken to Tah lequah , Okla . for fingeqrinting and then offi cers took him back to the Ok lahoma ~talc OPTOMETRIST . Penitentiary at McAlester. OFFICE HOURS : 9:Jo 'to t 2, 2 to 5 (CLOSE Krrmcdy said Hart was wearing n woman 's AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ey egl asse s and struggled ~!~!..~~~.R-~"!_···••••••-•--••••••• .l bricOy with agents before ,---------------------------------· 1 N. W. COMPTON. 0.0. :l l I I L Hi' ! ,\ ( " 'I 1 \ 1• 1', ' .', I I t •, r 1 ·• I' , . l· j l Pt'•,}t: t c.; 1 ,1 \ , p,r ., 1 ,' f~•.II..P 11 ! 1 ' IH The powerful MF85 makes it easy to get around yarctwork at a quick clip. 'dl 1 '•lt'd I ' 8~'1 )' I 1 1\ I ) ' " ''I ''·1 1 ,If' ( ·, I' " I ' II"' ' t J )r1rJ I ·.., '~ I HI l"l•, I 1~ I j i' !l\J jf,•ltJ·IliJ 1 I' c 11\' ! 1,11 1 11t 1 I \lilt II ' II j' I zipp~'<l ~lee ping bags at dawn June 13 about 150 yards from ti1ei[ tent at the Girl Scout cam p. Two of the girls had been beaten to death and the third was strangled . Autho'rities said all three had been sexually assaulted . Hart was identlfied through two faded and torn wedding photographs found near the murder sce ne. Authorities said Hart had worked for a forme r prison photographer who ha d taken th e photographs . • I' h\!llt I( l ur [ lt 1t'.l IIH1tl·t" 'l''oit·• t'. '. 1· 1 " 1t.\>'> l'' ·I , w) rd· I' H l·j ~!- ! 1 ,1(' ,', 1'l ,\ 't"' ·rr·••'t ,\ ' 1 n !t ! 11(' ','.'I<' ,!'lil ' j ll ., .~ l' I .'\ ' 1 Jh being handcuffed . The house, back door," Wilkerson sa id . Kennedy said. was "way "Then he went to the front, ba ck in the sticks" in the then to the back again . The . Coo kso n Hills. - agents had to go in . They had "We believe he has been to ki ck the door ." there since la st November," Kennedy said charges of Kennedy said. harboring a fugitive will be Hart , who escaped from the filed "against some of his Mayes County jail in \973, is friends and possibly family ." charged with murder in the At the time of his escape slayings of !J)ri Lee farmer, four years ·ago, Hart was 8, and Doris Denise Milner, serving 41J-t40 years for rape , \0, both of Tulsa, Okla., and two counts of kidnapping and Michelle Guse, 9, of Broken fo ur coun ts of first-degree Arrow, Okla. burglary. Officers had talked with 50 The bodies of the Gir l to 60 people during the past Scouts were found inside five days and some people had seen Hart in the area, Kennedy said . ,, He also said an elderly man \ who li ved in the house was at work at the lime of the arrest and probably will be charged with harl:oring a fug itive. OSB I Deputy Director Dick Wilker son sa id the OSB I learned that Hart was somewhere in Eastern Oklahoma living with an old man who received Socia l Sec urit y chec ks each month . By pi eci ng together oth er information, Wilkerson said offi cers located the house 30 mmutes before they arrested Hart. " He tried to get out the I 1 lr\l , ,\·J LEGAL NOTICE The Publ1c Ut iltties Com· m1ssion of Ohio has set for publ1c hea ring Case No . 77 -378-EL -FAC Subf ile A, to rev tew th e aperat1on of the Fu el Cost Ad justment Controversy finally ends FRANKFORT, Ky . (UP II - 'fhe con troversy between the governor 's special counse l who led the investigation of th e Beverly Hills Supper Club fir e and tiie Kentucky Bar Association has apparently ended . The bar rCJX>rtc'<l Thursday that Dr Ovid Lewis withdrew his motion before lhe Kentucky Supreme Court this week for a review of his right to serve in the post . TI1e bar, in a statement, said Lewis filed a motion with the sla te's hi gh court to withdrew his request for a review because or several considerations,_including the demands of his position as a law school professor and a reconsideration whether "I am, in fa ct, an aggrieved party." " I no longe r co ns ider myself an aggrieved party," Lewis told the courL The Board of Governors of the bar issued a formal , unauthorized pra cti ce opi nion last November , holding that any person who is not licensed to practice law in th e state ca nnot be employed by U1e governor. The opin io n ha d been requested in relation to Gov. Julian Ca rroll's executive order dated Ju·ne 20 appointing Dr . lewi s, professor of law at the Olase Law School in Covington, as special counsel regarding the investigation of the Beverly Hills disaster. The bar said they construed the provisions o[ a statute authorizing the governor to employ attorney to involve all appointments, not just that of Lewis. " In extensive news media coverage a ll eging .erroneo usly that the Ken tucky Bar Association had cited and reprimanded Dr . Lewis for his actions," the bar said , " Dr . Lewis staled he planned to appea l the bar association 's opinion to the Supreme Court of Kentucky for review." Lewis filed a motion for rev iew last Feb. 27, but "ithdrew the motion last Monday. "Sin ce the .time to appea l the opinion to the Supreme Court of Kentucky by any other party has passed, the provisions of the advisory op inion remain in full for ce · and effe ct, " the bar said. CHOICES Karen Blaker Ph.D. Screams not dreams I get ::i U sca rctl when J can't sleep. COUNSEL OR : You r parents are awa)' ? JOAN : They go away for the weekend about unee a mon th . I am 18 vears old so it doesn't bother 'me much exccpl...oh, it is star,ting ~ga i n. I can hear the screa ms. I can 't stand it. The sounds come right \hrough the floor. I wish I co uldn't hear everything. COUNSELOR : What do you hea r ? JOAN : A child is screaming, "No, please, no... don't hit me aga in , Mommy .. .l' ll be gouu.:' COUNSF: LOR: Where a re lhc sc.:rcatn.s coming from? ,JOAN : We live in the top part of a lwli-family house. It's the familv downstai i'S ami it usually l;appens when my par ents are not here. What shall! do? COUNSF. LOH: Do you wa nt to ca ll the pulice - or References to child abuse are everywhere - on bus adver t ise m e nt s . in news~pers and ma gi:tz in~s . on rad1o and ltdevision. Many · people complain they have heard enough - but it will not be enough until this epidemic is under control. Sum~ half mill1on cHscs of c hild abuse a1·e repm·ted every yea r and this may be merely the tip of tile iceberg._ Even more harrowing b the fact that child abuse ranks among the top five killers of childre n in the United Slates. Child abuse is nul only dest1·uctive for those immediately involved . As this excerpt from a hot-line ca ll illustrates, it can d1sturb other lives as well. J OAN : I know it's three in the monung but I have been havmg troubl e slee ping . It's the nightmares . They are ter- ~ ive me their name and adrible. My pa ren ts are awav dress so I could ca ll ? JOAN : Oh, I cou ldn 't do and llwve to talk to someo n~ . lhal. .. lmean, J would have to ask my pare nts. I am so STICK PINS h·i~ hte ne d . COUNSELOH : Why don' t you turn on some lights and ltle radiO. Turn on some music and then we will talk some more . JOAN: Okay. l'll be back in a minutc ... That's better. I feel safer now. COUNSE LOH : What do you think is happening Clause and the f uel pro · curement practfce"s an(j . poi1C1es of the Columbus J and Southern Oh io Etec· tric Company on A pr il 3458 10, 1978. at 10 :00 A .M .. E.S.T.,at the Commission's oH,ce>, 180 East Broad Streel , Co lumbus, Oh io . MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main , All interested persons will be given an opportunity Pomeroy "The Store With " All KlndJ of StuH" to be heard . Further in for mation may be obuined by contacting the Publ ic 99Z·ZI64 I I fO R PElS SlA Btl S LA RGl & SWALL AN IMAL S- LAWN S GAR DlNS[M With MF, quality is part of the bargain. ......,,...,._ Uti lities Commission of OhiO. TH E PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO by Ra ndall G. Applegol•, Secre1arv • • ,I ANDY LYLES. Meigs County Game Warden . Division of Wildlife, is shown as he spoke to the some 50 people who attended the f orestry and Wildlife Field Day held at the Wally Bradford Tr.,., Farm . . .J \· MH AND MR.S . WALLY BRADFORD who operate the Bradford Tn>e Farm, where the Forestry and Wildlife Field Day was held 'Thursday. The 212 acre farm has 25.000 pin e u-ees in diff erent stages. By KENNETH H. CLAHK United ~res s lnternatiunal GROWING OLD GRACEFULLY: Ca st members of " King of the Gyps1es" - now being filmed in New York - must age 20 years in the course of the storv. so director Dino de Laurent is is calling in his favorite ti;ne-ma chine team. He's importing makeu p artist s Gi nelto and Mirella Dcrcss l to h«ndle the geria tri c i llusi ~> n . They 're the ones who ca rved all those expert wrink les In the face of Donald Sutherland for stand behind our work. That's Reason No.5 why you should let us do your taxes:' -~we . .. :I• New Ford Econoline Van ' ' If we prepare your retum and theIRS shou ld call you in for an audit, Block will go with you 'II no extra charge. Not as your legal representative, but to answer any questions abuul how your taxes were prepared. • Des1gned fm move -around room • Comlortable • Butlt Ford tough H&R BLOCK· Ford Vans are priced for immediate deliverv! . ·. THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 618 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO Open 9 :oo to 6: oo Weekaa vs. BEST V·l GAS BEST I GAS MilEAGE RATINGS I N A PICKUP. MILEAGE RATINGS IN A PICKUP. 9:00 toS :OO Saturday PhOne 992 -3795 No Appointm ent Nece ssary FORD TOUGH TRUCKS 26/17 28/19 WITH THE BEST GAS MILEAGE RATINGS -- . MPC' MPG ' HWY CITY MPG ' HWY . MPO' CITY r o, d f 1 00 • • 1~~ 0 11 t• t~ i3rJ' CIOI V 8 ar~rt f ord f ·101J ,.,lP> 411 '" lloriU I I hlrlti!IIUiorl m•flu l l t•l ntl'!l•n•on ·r~ "' M • ~d MOAf ABOUT Mtle"A~Gf RATINGS at;I UI I m1111ge m1i • tfl Gt DM~ •I'IQ ~ l lftii .Ou!~ "'tnl ooll -~ ., ~" ' ' tCn "'~ ' " loO rll l t>i)'o t ' "'' ~ ~• i t • U ll'"-'"• VI>"' 1'''" <t~ ltlt I CC>nd oi<O~ I M .. n " l1tr• 1:100 CIO) Su oo , ~u • l •"~a ....,, , ON nn: STUMP : Henry Fonda - reared in Omaha - is on the cam j~lign trail for Robert Phares, who's running for Nebra sk<~ 's Hcpubhcan gubernatorial nomination, and the critics don't scare U1e old superstar one bit. Fonda , stumping in Uncoln. Neb ., says of complaints that he's an outsider who shouldn't be meddling in Nebraska politics, "Carpetbagge r ' Is that the term '" And he adds, "I don 't think that because l llve and vote in California or because I am a celebrity in one areJJ or not , that! should be penalized for standing up for something I believe in ." STARS AT 111E NET : Celebrity prll-<lm tournaments - JlC they golf, tennis or mumbletypeg - draw a heavy marquee these da ys, aml thc Alan King -Caesa rs Palace event April 21-30 in Las Vegas i~ no exc-eption . Tennis is the game for this one, and Jimm y Connors will lead a field of J2 pros in pursui t of a fir st-place purse of $50,000. Among the amateurs com peting for fun and publicity - Ethel Kennedy, Paul Anita, Bill Cooby , Nell Simon , Don Rickles, Buddy Hackett, Dick Van Pau en, Diana Ross, Andy Williams, Oleg Casslni , Ell Wallach, Rafer Johnson - and of course, the host, Alan KID~: . QUOTE Ot' Tim DAY : Bobbie Lea BeiUietl, 31, of San Diego, who is confined to a wheelchair by a rare tone disease , on learning he had won his fi gh t to get the fede ral goverment to pay for his $5,600 sex change opera lion under Medicare: " Alii rea lly want to rio is find Mr . 'Right, get married apd be a housewife.' ' GLIMPSES : Fa ns of New York 's "Amazin' Mets" turned out 1.000 strong Thursday for the team's Booster Club dinner, keynoted by baseba ll Hall of Famers Willie Mays and Ralph Kiner ... Marine Cui. Margaret Brewer, the spi t-and.polish officer who hel ped breJJk down Corps' sex discrimination barriers, has been named the first female general in Leatherneck history .. . Fonner Attorney General John Mitchell, on furlough from fedural prison where he's doing time for his Watergate role, is in New York's Columbia-Presbyterian Medica l Center for hip surgery ... . BY FUNK'S & PIONEU' It's to your adVANtage to see all the Ford Vans now at your ..... · _______ local Ford dealer. FORD At Ford, the better ideas keep coming . . . and keep giving vou an adVANtage. Q!ID STOP IN SOON! ...z ::J .....,z ..."" "'z>"' z >--3: ..,"' 0 1/1 SALE SLATED TUPPERS PLAINS - The Tuwers PlaiJ,ls ~mmonlty Club is asking lor donations of clothing for a rwrunage sale to be held from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. on April 14 and I~ at the Tuppers Plains Fire House. Contact Lois Deem, president of the club, at 8673933, to mak e donations. The gro up will hold a bake sale both days. The money will go towards paying for remodeling and a new furna ce for the firehouse and firem en equipm'ent. • SOFTBALL MEETING A meeting of the Meigs Girls Softball League, both junior pnd senior divisions, will be held at 4;30 p.m. Sunday at t he Royal Crown Garage on N. Second Ave ., Middleport. All tealll8 are asklld to be present. ::J l) z "' V1 SEED CORN •FERTILIZERS 0 "OtssanovH ." WE'VE GOT IT All eFIELD SEED t.lownstairs'? .JOAN : Scmetimes I'm not Sure . I, wake up suddenly and think I hear screams. Bu t then I'm not s ure whether it 's just a bad dream . Bu t tonight I am sure about what! heard . Someone is beating up on a child. COUNSELOH : You sav thb happe ns when yuu'r parents go away ? Maybe that's not just chance. JOA N: Whal doyoumea n? COUNSELO R: Ma ybe they 1:1 rc cou nting on the fa ct LhHt Peopletalk Fran ·McEwen joins area · mental health center staff ..."'> 0 .J .J ...::E"">-z ... "" n ."' I') I') .J c. m I') U . ~~\ 'Q'Jneler.s Main, ----------J 212 E. Pomorov you would be too yo ung to ca ll tlw poill'e and too frightened to tell yo ur parents. .JUAN: If that's true, they guessed curreelly. I lmven 't even to\!1 my parenl"i. They 1111gbt tlu nk I was just tryi ng tu ~el them to slliy home. And IJesltles, I wasn't sure what I was helt ring. · COUNSBLOI\ : And after tomght ? JOAN : i'iow I'm sure and I will tell them when they get hoJnc 111 the morning , I 'OUNSE LOR : I am sure they Will want to do somctlu ng. This IS a bad s1tuatwn for everyone 1nvolv· cd. JOAN : What if they don 't know whal td do'' COUNSELO H: Parents Anonymous, the hot-line fur child abuse, cou ld probably gll'l' li11Jtnlbe best advice. JOA1'l': They would be Ilk\ • F'ranMcEwen, M.S. is shown with client in speech therapy at the Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Commumty Mental Health Center . ,-·- ----·- ----··-· -·-·-· -· -· -· - ·-·- ------, I Ladies report on district rally CHESTE H- Mrs. Dorothy quested to allend w1d tu wear Hitchi c, Mrs. Ma1·cia Kelle1·, short wl1ite d1·esses. The Past Councilor's Club and Mrs. Mary Kuy Huller reported on the 40th annual will meet althc hall on Ap1·il rally of District 1 held in Cin- \2 with Mary Showalter ami cin nati Apri l I at the Tuesday Doro thy Myers to be the night meeting uf Chester hostesses . Cou nci l 323 , Daughters of Clarice Allen was pianist Al ncrica. for the meeti ng. Others allenMrs. Char lott e Grant ding we1·e Mrs. Ada Ncutzlassuciale councilor, presided ing, Mrs . Jean Frede rick, at the meeting attended by 24 Mrs. Mac McPeck, Mrs members . Mrs. Goldie Wolfe Let ha Wood , Mrs. Mabel V·"' was l'eporlL'<l ill. A communica tion was read from Mrs. ll a Fae Kimes, Athens, and it was announced that Ches ler Council is lu receive the national and state officers at the rally to be held at New Lexington, May 20. The ins pection uf Golden F:AST Glcwn Council 254, Marietta . " Developing a Persomd was annuw1ced fur April 10. Theology" was the program i\l thut lime the district team topic presented by Mrs . Doris wi!l practice for initiation and Adams at the Tuesday night those on the team were rt!· meeting of the East Letart United Methodist Women . Purpose of the pro~ ram as afratd to ca ll the police but ex plai ned by Mrs. Atlams they would call so me was lo give untlei'Slantllng urganization like that. Why that the expcric1u.:cs of uu r do peop le do that to their lives is fundamental to the children cmyway·~ development uf a personctl The counselor explained to theology. and to bring about a Joan that adults who were rea liza tion uf the effect that abused as children oft en take we arc livi ng wi tnesses to oot their frustrati ons on thei r Jesus Christ and to lea rn lo children in ·a violent way . feel comfortable with ow· Eventually Joan fe lt more abili ties as Christians. rel:IXetl and decided to try to Mrs: Mabel Shields presi dget back to sleep. ed allhc meeting wh ich upenDr. Blaker cannot lake L~l with devotions by Mrs. telephone calls from her Focic Haymctn . Mrs . Marlct!ll rl!aders. However, there are •he IX(lS at the pia;;o fur hundreds of crisis interven1g111g of\ .. Joy, Joy ctml tion phone lines in the United r·s. Nora Peill'son had tilt: Slates. For the phone number prayer. of one ncar you. contact your A eornmunlcct tion about a loc:•l mental health associa- retreat in Logan, Aprill4 and tion or mental hea lth in- 15 W'JS read . Than k you notes funrlation service. were read from Mrs . Write to Dr. Blaker in care MC~ rga rct Gloeekner and of this newspaper, P.O. Box Mrs. Mary Housh for fl owers. lll9 , Badio City Station, New The birthday of Mrs. Hazel York, N.Y. 10019. Volume of Fox was observed. Miss mai l proh ibits personal Kathryn Plulsun ta lked abuul replies, but questions of Africanmbsio11 fields. genera l interes t will be Pletns wt:rc maJc [or tht• tliseussed in futur e colunms. cancer crusade work 1n the commumty, ;.mJ a ruJJunagl' sale was set fur May 5 and li . al Hactne . Scriplu(c was fru m Acts I, the 8th cerse and Isaiah 4:3. Members sang "Lily of tlw Valley " and there was a APPEARING Tl/IS WEEKEND AT THE INN PLACE Fran McEwen . Clinica l · where she was employed as a . Speech Pathologist and a Speech - Language Panative of West Virginia, thologist at Callier Center joined the Gallia - Jackson - for Communication DisorMeigs Comm unit y Mental ders. This included 20 hours Health Center Speech and per week at Chil dr en's Hearing Staff in January, Medical Center as a con197 8. She rece ived he r su ltant with the Birth Defects Ma sters of Science Degree Clini c, C~anio fa cia l Clin ic Colorado State and Plastic Surgery Clinic. from University, Ft. Collins, The services Fran provided incl uded identification {,:ulorado. diagnosis, and rehabilitatin During her stay in for speech, lang uage, and Colora do, she gai ned exreadin g dtstu rbances. perience in a Language Ms. Lisbet h Cherrington. Disorders Classroom using Coordi nator of the Mental the Distar Program and Health Center 's Speech and Be havior Modifi catio n Hearing Prog ram stated that Techn iques for self-contain ed provides valuable input Fran classrooms. She also was an lo the already existing attive participant at John F. Speech and Hea ring Program Kennedy Child Development Cen ter in Denver. Colorado. as well as lo the other multiwithin the Aft er obtaining her discipl ine s Community Mental Health credentials and training, she relocated in Dttllrl s. 'T'f'xRs, DAN'S LEE JEANS WESTERN BOOTS I Miss Pickens named Meter , Mr s. Goldie Frederi ck, Mrs. Thelm a White, Mrs. Marga ret Tutti•·. Mrs. Sa die T1·usscll, Mrs. Eliza beth Hay es, Mrs . Zelda HA CINE - Debbie Pickens Weber , Mrs . Ada Van Meter , of Syracuse was selected the Mrs . Ethe l Orr. Mrs. Erma delegate tu Buckeye Girls' Clela ml. Mrs. Atla Bissell . State when Rat:ine American Mrs. I .<Jura Mae Nice, Miss l.egion Auxiliury of Post 602 Ju lil· "Huse, Mrs. l.cor1a met recently at th e hall. Henslev . i:HHJ Mrs. lnzv Named as alternate to Miss Newell: · Pickens was Cindy !; alte rsun, Syracuse. Both arc Jtunurs at Southern Hi gh S<: hool. Fo ur ~i ris fmm the sehoul we re recommended fur appointment and atte nded the m~ctin g tu hear Mrs. l..uuise Stewart cx plwn the purpose of Girls' Slate. Mrs . Libby Wliford presided at the meeting w1th 25 yeur rnenl. pi ns being presented to Mrs Hefrcsluncnts were strved Opal Ditldle and Mrs. Marv to those named and Mrs. Sue Housh . Mrs. Frances Hobert~ Beegle, Mrs . Eileen l{nush, received a 15 year pin. Mrs. June Wickersham, Mrs. Poppy Days 111 H« etnc were Jun12 Hctrris, Mrs. Eileen set fo r May 26 m1d 2i. A But k, Mrs. Julia Nurr.s . \1rs . report was given on the rcNorris iltld Miss Ph tlsun servl'enl Legion birthday pal'ly ed refreshmenLs . girls state delegate Doris Adams gives UMW program ~ Ce nter . Her exp ertise in language and learning disorders as well as her >t rong background in birth defects make her contribution to' total services an asset. She will be adding a new phase to the current progra m particular to her own speciality and increasing the ove rall number of clients the Center can serve . Mrs Sorority makes nominations Nom111ali uns fur the girl of the yeC:~ r were made at the · Tucsd~:~y mght meeting uf X1 Leora Yuung had a redding on communitv scr· vice. Cu rmnun1cations. were read from Mrs. Lyle Housh. Mrs. H8zcl Grant , and Mrs Jee~n Cetrr regardin g al'li V!ly reports. Mr s. Youn g ser ver. ! refrc s llln e nt s to the members. The trC~velm g pnzc durwted by \1r.s. Young was awarded tu Eunu: Brinker. Mrs. Shirley Ahles will be ho.<less fur lite April · meeting. Across From : OHIO VAllEY MUSIC CO. ,OOO,OOOCOPIES IN PRINT The u~forgetfable account of a young woman s st r uggle aga1nst quadriplegia and depress1on . tnc luding her even tual de ve lopmen t into a ski llful a rti s t using on ly her moufh t o guide th e pen! Jon i by Joni Eareckson with Joe Mus ser . A tantasfic be s tse ll er now in mass market paper . MIDD. FLEA MARKET There wi ll be a flea market at the Hutland American Legion -Hall Saturday, April 15 fr om 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. There will also be a bak e sa le sponsored by the Rutland ER Squad. There will be a variety of 20 tables. BOOK Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Stgm" Phi Soronly held at the home of MI'S . Carol McCu llough. Nomi nated were Debbie FiniC!w, Kilren Stan ley, and Kay Atkins . The wn1n cr will IJe selected by popular vute of the cha pter members anti announct:d ~:~t the Fuumlcr 's the life of Dav1d Ben-Gunon . Day din ner. Jane Dag~ ell and Mrs . Mrs . Donntt Byers, Sl'rVICt' Atkln.s !irrvcU rdres lunen L~ . chairmarr, rem1ndt'd members to take :1 toy to till' next meeting for the ped1alne ward C:~ l Veterans Mcmuritll Hospital. Charlott e llan ni ng , STORE 99 MILL MIDDLEPORT OHIO WCA}'S C:lfH.J lllCl:UI S chall'llldll , thanked the members who ,..,·urkcll on sec uring advert!~ · ing fur the Mc1gs County Fair pre1mum books. The Ap1·i I 13 mecJ\ng was announced for tile Mitl!llcpurt f'1re Ueparlment. Mrs. Lynn Shul er anti Mrs. Susa n Baer g;Jve the eultu nd .report 01 1 • $20 WORTH OF CRYSTALS WHEN YOU BUY ABEARCAT" Me and my CRYSTAL SCANNER! ,\lllllll; ' Here's your chance to get in on the act ion of pub lic service broadcasts-police , ti re. emergency, weatherand save $20 in crystals. Buy a Bearcat' Cryst al Scanner between ~FLYING~ ~MACHINE~ ,,,,,,,,,,,, Offer Expires Apri l 15, '78 and receive direct from Bearcat four free crystals in Ihe frequencies of yo ur choice. That's a $20 retail val ue, from the world 's leading scanner manu facturer. Visit our Scanner Department tor complete deta ils. WE HAVE ABEARCAT CRYSTAL SCANNER FOR YOU: 4-PIECE GROUP PLUS VOCAL FROM PORTSMOUTH, 0 . 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MIDOI.EPORT, 0. �, , 6-The Datly Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday, Apnl 7, 1978 Mason OES has MASON Fort) four guests and 39 members \\ ere m attendanc.:e at the meetmg of Mason Chapl er No 15i Order of the Eastern Star Hono red guests were the Worth) Grand Matron Joan 1 h um son a member of Kana 11ha Cha pt er No 38 M ont~omery W Va and the 1\ orlh) Grand Patr on George Simon a member of Shmnston Chapter No 103 Sh mnston W Va Members attendmg " ere Gratus Ald rtd ge Cha rl es Aldrtdge Maxme Aldridge Jack1e Anderson Ann Blake Ga met Burdette Rose \1 BurriS Margie Ca 11w rt~hl Neill< Casto F:lla Ford Jn) Foreman Brill Fox Phvlhs Gtl kfl Sue Hussell Bill Hussell Jcanennc Johnson Barbara McDa niel Josephtne KJrb) Mart on Lee Lnch fteld Sarah K Elias Ma n Jan el Mcllrrmllt F ra nees J o MacKnight James MacKn1ght V~rg m1a Noble Betty Rickard Bella Roush EdnaF Roush Pa111 W10rth) (,rand Matron and Wonhl c. r<~nd Patron 1100 <hec ks to be gtven to I SI AHI and Cancer rt!S(Iarch 1 he} were alsu presented personal gtft s from M1 s Wo1kman and the of ftc ers I ht. I \\ 0 honore d gu"ts ga1r shnrt but 1en ut tCI estm~ spreches \\hich \\err d \so enp\ able The su nshtn e offenng "as donated 10 the Eastern Star Home at Mlli\\OOd W V,t A social hour fo ll o••d the mt:etm g Belva Roush rece11cd the dovr pnzc The ufftcers prcsent('d their 111 saructor lo\ \l ec kie\ 1\llh a l(lfl of apprroat1un --------~ ...."».. .. ;:.,-.... ·:::-. ........~::.:·:·:·:::: :::::~':::::::::::::::::·::,,, :;:;:~ ...:: ;: •;:;-.·~~....~"~ :$' Helen Help US. • • By Helen Bottel ~ ' L '\ III'D \\ot l l! t \1t\hud1SI llt , 111 U ut dt \ltd dlt putt \1 ulld II • lOp Ill dt tht t hu, , h \li s H10be 1t Van Meter Bltss Wtlson V~rg uua Wtlson R E Pop Workman Verite Wnrkman Carol Wor.l<man and Bar bara Dunn Dunng the evemng Nancy J Aldrtdge and Ctnd) l R\t t~ i\ !1 ~ to l..k p1 ~~:r d p It ldu Ro sLLtt. \\ t s~ tht: dnu- tt unctllt a dtl PO" Il HO\ Pl \ 30 pill \1 und n i;l\ lht ~{h ot I Sdwul Workma n were mttlated mto our order pall ol tu lit r l't Hgn l zt.tl Of '' t.x t.lu..tu.l \\lth se t nml md th nl ~ ~ adt p<~ ~nts In tx ).! I ~ t. tu tt md h ust ess~.:s ft t. u ~ \ nur..,tf\ \\tl!l.x pr u\ tdl'd ~ S: ; "'U' \\ cts Mtl~ J) \\ I IS THE AIn F'ORCEliEX ISTTOO? DEAR HEI EN How s tills f01 a sextst lctler ? F'10m the Department of the A1r roT ce ut me a not~ stotmg It 1~ ~ 1th extreme plea~ ure that I 1nfonn IOU that 1001 son Amnan J E S- dtstmgmsh ed hunself as an honor gra duate of the Jet Engme M~hantc CoUi se an aca dem l( course average of 97 percen t It 1s w1tl1 "arm personal prtd ~ tha t I extend tn) congratulations and bt st \\!Shes for hts cont1nu<'<l success •\nd 1t "as s1gned b1 lh< conun,mder of tlw squadron Gre •L ' uu sa1 but the envelope " "' add ressed to Mr F. B S- and the sa lutdltoll • as Dear Mr S- Doesn l our so11 s motile• ha1 e anytlung lo do w1th ra1smg lum up to disllngUJsh hnll.'>elf" Cert;, ml y 1111 name IS on h1s records The bad thmg IS that I h.td several coptes made and sent to gra11dparents and dose •ciallves beJore our daughter noltced the letter onI) ackrw" Iedged o11e parent Should I tell the Air F01 ce MO fHERS COUNT TOO ? DEAR M C 1 Darn tootm ' ou should tell the Air Force I though I thi nk thts Social : HELE N Calendar I DEAR I had lo Roush Vernon Housh Nann The Cha pter presented the me~ting ,,...-;;:.. ltlcn ca l errur notasextst pracll c ~ l H ~ns \\er the ma rrt ed "oman \\ho ts facmg un"anled motlu I kno11 ho11 shefee ls but perhaps she II eventual 11 feel as do no• I fellmlo1 1Lh a mat md m ~n got pregnant and he dectd ed to sla1 111th Ins fa 1mb I pl,mned to run a\\a) rather than hurt 1111 ICI\ religiOus mothc1 Had Ill) tlungs all packed 11 ht11 she bcca1m desperate!) Ill She died three "ccks later lecnt ng SIX \ uungtr brothers and SISters fm me t o ra 1 ~c (Dad was a Iread ) gone > I told the chi ldren I d been marned sec retly "as no11 sepatated No abortion for me though my man suggested 1t ~o fosle1 homes f01 the k1ds !ages fil e and up I I kept us together but1L "as a ve1l 1ough Lm1c and I wasn t the s• ee l ca lm happv s1ster I should lwve been Out \\ard ll I met the fanuil s needs bull ~< as lou buS\ and too uuserablc to k1ss a hurt or g11 e manv hugs I had no feehng f01 1111 bab1 11 • as JUSt an added burden But then after a long and pwnftli del11 cr> he • a> here and uuraculousil I changed I m back to 1111 old loung self now and Ill) bab1 helped silo• me the""' \ thtld s trustmg loH IS a Mnderful thing I he spcual happ) ending' fiR father of nn child ts no" my husband He and Ins 11 1fc • ere d11 orced f1nalh We re trul) a faunl) now H K I DE~R HE I .EN I vc had a crush on tlus f< llo• <1l ~< ark for H months but he doesn t kno" He JUSt • ent through a d11orce and has child support to \\ Ort l about I don 1 " ant to be push) or scare hun a• a) but ever) tune he snules at me I JUSt melt I m not mto asktng men out e1 @n though I get the feel mg he likes me a little ll'h<Jt c<Jn I do S I UCK DEAR STUCK Trust) our feelings and fmagle 11 so that he foll ows you mto the cafetena at tw1ch tmie St;,1t a conversa tion keep 1t gomg 01er sandwt ch and sa lad I Llunk he II take 11 from there • H Mrs; flilt arranges service < IWTI AND,.Euster scr I Ices at the nut land Umled Methodist Cllurch fealUI ed Sht ouds and Buttern1es" ,, , .tngcd b) Mrs Hazd Hill Iince 1eadciS depld tng lh~ wo11un at the tomb " ere Mrs l.UIS w,,lkel Ml s Huby F:1le•mc and Mrs Janel MUJ riS lth es on the altar fo1 tile scr Vll~ \\Crt.• prov iCJed b\ Nunga Robel ts m memo1 l of No1 ct ha Flemmg Mts Frances Flcm1ng and r. I Flcmmg by M1 s Grace Col •ell and the John Col•ell fanulv Ill 'llt mor \ of F,\ l rl ll I 1 make plans for H1ke B1ke REVIVAl no ~ m progress I at Rutland Communi!) Chu rch Th e Fred Bales I fam ll) ~< Ill be feat ur ed I Scmcc 7 30 p m mgtnly FRIDAY Pastor IS An1os Tillis MF IGS COUNTY REA CT SATU RDAY F r1da1 7 p m at Semor RACINE PTO spnn g car Cl!tzens cenler Guy H) sc ll n1val Saturdav at the eleme ntary sc hool so up supper at 5 30 p m followed by ga mes at 6 lO p m PAN CAKE SUPPER Saturday at Salem Center Schuot sponsored by PTA Adults 12 and children $1 SOUP SALE Saturday at S) racuse Mumctpal Bu1ld1ng beg1nn1ng at II a m Eat m or take out Bnng contamers for ca rr)-<JUt Whole ptes or by the p1ece Will be sold The event 1s sponsore d by Syracuse l.ad1es Auxtliary SIG'I UP da) for Rac1ne Base ball Assn Saturday 12 noun 10 2 p m at Racme Eiemen ta r) Schoo l Bnng proo f of age and $5 regJSt ratwn fee OH IO VAllEY Hor se Shown Assn horse and tack sale begmmng 5 p m Satu rday at Rock Spnngs Fa~rgro unds Sale open for horses and pontes of all breed s and mi sce llan eo us 1tems anyone "tshes to brmg RAC INE GRANGE 6 30 p m Saturday at hall With potluck dmner and voting for a delegate SOUP SUPPER Satu rday 5 10 7 p m at Enterprise Umted Methodist Church sponsored Social Calendar 1 TO OUR CUSTOMERS IN THE M DUSTRY••• we have the electrical mining cable inventories to help you get back Into lull oroducuon, last. our huge stocks are available ror immediate delivery and include: TRAI/16 CABLES, RDUID AID FLAT W'S AID 8-BC'S PfiiTIBU !'OWER I CIJITRDL CABLES MIME POWER FEEDER- TYI'E 6-GC SHDIEL CABLE· TYPE SHD-6C • Mike Edwards Hobert Nakamoto John Morns, and Kevm G1bbs Donna Webel was orgamsl Colwl! by Jim and Eleanor Th<l!llll In memory of Grace and Floyd Thomas Mrs Htll Mrs C 0 Chapman lhe Harold Sauer fam1ly and the V<<mon Weber fam1ly On Maundy Thursday holy l'OIIlmumon was observed an4lhere was ucanta ta The Se1en Last Word>; Chutr members were Mrs Moms Have these baby problems Mrs Margaret Edward>; M1 s Janet Nakamoto Mrs popped Into your mmd Do I Ellen Rice Mrs Fay Sauer, breastfeed or bolllefeed? Wilbur Hill Vernon Weber Wh1ch one 1s easter, less and more .111 d Ira Wolf Readers were ex pensive nutnltous? If I 100rk can I breastfeed my baby? These questions and others w1ll be dtscusse d at La Leche League first meeting of a new senes on Monday, Apnl1il at 7 30 p m at the home of Patty Coddmgton >56 Fourth Ave Polly Cramer Galltpohs Ohto Pregnant women are en· co uraged to attend meetmgs Jutce s fatns on rug weddmgs has become so pnor to birth of their babtes great tha t! gave up a regular However you need not be fl unst's busmess to concen DEAR POl l Y -Some ap- trate on only such weddmgs I pregnant to atlend Topic of d1sc uss1on wall be Ad ple JUice was Spilled on Ill) use only h1 gh quahl) stlks vantages of Breastfeedmg to g1ec n rug and "hen 1l dned U1al are natural 111 ap1t left a b1 own spot about the pearance and not too brtght Mother and Baby ' led by Betsy Crank For furth er siZe of a dmncr plate Do you On the day of the weddang, I mformat10n call Bev Splete know of an) thmg that will scent them so no one can 1cmo1e 11'-MRS J H W dlsllngutsh them from real DEAR MRS J H W - Ac flowers The bnde then curdmg to a release from the presents the s1lk bouquets to Na ti onal lnsutule of Rug the ~tte ndants who have carClcamng fJ Ulljut ce slams I tf ned them mslead of the tradt not too old 1should be sponged twnal piece of Jewelry She 111th luke11arm w<Jter <J nd has hers forever and can pass the n a ddt: rgcn t so Iutton For ll on to her daughter when she IIIIS soluti on put about two marnes Th1s trad1t1 un tc<Jspoons of a S) nlheltc started wtlh brtdes who came liJ Leche League to meet POLLY'S POINTERS dd ~ r ge nt 111 \\iJIIIl v.atl! r tv. o ~ups of and stir Willi deai' Appl1 to st;, m wtlh " medtunc d1 oppcr and then bioi "tth a damp cloth Do hope thi< 11urks for you POl lY DEAR POl lY- I want to tell Joh n111 e that I remove slams ldt b) markmg mk by usm ~ toothpaste Put a sma ll amounl on the m<J rks and rub hghtl\ •1Lh a soft cloth Do thts as soon as 1ou see them -MRS OE: ,\ R POl l Y - May I LUIIunent on M <~r~a rele s let lei COIICCIIU ng the beautifUl 1dea of a silk flower weddmg I he demand for stlk flower --------- ------------------------urges members to attend to 1 I I by youth group Sou p dessert and beverage 75 cents for adu It s and 50 cents children ME IGS CO UNTY Retired 1 ea chers Assoctalt un 12 30 p 111 Sa lUI da) at the Me1gs Inn Hal ph Wa lker president of the Oh1o RTA 11 Ill speak u11 legtslatwn for rellr<'<l teacheiS Heservaltons to be m<J dc "'lh Mrs Patrtck loc hary b1 I' rtda) mor111ng FINAL SIGN UP Day for Mtddleport Youth Baseball League Saturday from 9 a m to 1 p m m the downsta irs council room LETART BA LL Assn mvtt es those mterested 111 little league pony league or softball fo r summ er to reg1st er 12 noon to 2 p m Satu rda) at Letart Elementary School BASEBALL S1gn up for Mason tee ball little league pony league Saturday, 10 a m to 3 p m at Mason Youth Center Thts wtll be the only s1gn up SUN DAY DAN HAYMAN and Country Hynmtimers, 7 30 p m Satu rday and Sunday mght s at Fairvtew Chnsllan Umon Church on Altce Road two miles from Ewmgto Public 1nv•ted MONDAY MEIGS COUNTY P1oneer and Htston ca l Society meet mg 7 30 p m Monda) at Mmgs Museum Butte rnut A\C , Pomero) LE TART PTO meeting, 7 30 p m at Letart Falls from the Philadelphia Mam IJne It IS now becommg an a<ceplt'<l practiC e - VILMA DEAR POI LY - I have several uses for cotton swabs that f would hke to pass on to )our readers They are perfect for cleamng lmt from the bobbtn case on a sewang machme Stick swab m spaces of the bobbm case and run machme VERY SLOWI Y All hnl Will SliCk to the swa b Remove all hnt from behtnd the bobbm case wtlh such ~ s w~b too They are also good for cleanmg dtrt from the tracks of sltdmg glass wmduws doors and medtcme chest doors Su<h a hard !()-gel at dirt - LINDA DEAR POLLY- ThiS hml has been around a long lime but may serve as a remmder to the many who have had to shovel snow th1s wmter To keep the snow from stlckmg to the shovel spray both s1des With a furmture wa• Th1s ts especially helpful when the snow ts a wet one KATHRYN Polly will send you one of her stgne d thank yuu newspaper coupon cl tppers tf she uses your fav on le Pol nler , Peeve or Problem m her column Wnte POir I Y S PO INTERS 111 ca re of lhts newspaper AFTER 5PM OR ON WEEKENDS 800/323·8187 . ' price thet may be cha rge-d by Co lumb ia Gas of Ohto Inc Its successors o r assign s for gas to tht VIllage of Pom•roy Oh lo and to Its Inhabitants tor the p~r•od of Two (2) Years from and atter the effective date of t h s ordlr~an ce and r epealing Ordl,an-ce No 4<14 74 passed the Council of the Vr ll age o Pomeroy Ohro on th e 4th day of February 197.4 en t itled Ordinance No 444 74 - Fuong and regulat•ng the pnce that may be ch erged by Cotumb1a Gas of Ohio Inc Its successors o r cUS1gn s lor gas to the V1llage of Pomeroy Oh io and to rt s in habrtan t s for the per. od of Four (4) Years from and atter the effecltve date of ihrs ordinance X:X)( Debra McGuffm daughter of Mrs Dorothy McGuffm and the late Harry McGuffm Middleport graduated from the Hocking Technical College Nelsonville, as a hcens ed practtca! nurse Attendmg her graduation on March 25 were Mrs M<-Guffm Steven McGuffin Mrs Bessie Ashley, Mrs Marvm Scaggs, Maddleport, and Mrs Wtlham Snow of Shade Mr and Mrs Harry McGuffm of Moundsville were unable lo attend due to the 1llness of thear daughter Fullowmg gradualton, the' group returned to the McGuffin home where Sleven enterlamed wtth a party for his sister They were JOined by Marvm Scaggs Mtss McGuffm has acc-epted employment at the Galhpohs State Institute Last weekend she vlstled 111 Muundl;vtlle wtth her brother, Harry, and hiS fallllly br BE IT ORDAINED BY T HE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY OHIO SECTION 1 That tor th e per•od of On e Ill Year from and after the effedl\le date of th i S ordrnan ce the mtnumum prrce Wh1ch Columbia Gas of Oh1o Inc Its successors or assrg ns ! hall be perm tted to charge for and them nlmu m prrce at which tt or they shall be requrred to turntsh gas to th e VIllage of Pomeroy Oh1o (Municipality) and to rt s .nhabltants sl'1all be and th e same rs hereby fr xed tor each mdl\lrdual co n sumer as follows Forty St)( and eight tenth s {.( 6 8 tOc l per one hundred ( 100 ) cu b c fe et tor tne ftrst 2 300 c ub c te"\( used th ro ugh ea c h met er eac h month Twenty two and two hundred e r ghty thre e thousandths Cents 02 283 lOOOc J per one hundr ed ( 100 ) c ub c reel tor all rn e)(cess of 2 300 cubtc feel used through each meter each month A M ln rmu m Chllrge for each customer each mon t h of Four Dollard ( S4 00 shall be made f servrce un der thrs rate scnedule IS d•scont nu ed at the request of customer the Company Shall not be under ~tny obliga t on to resume servtee to the same customer on the s ame prem lses un t I the customer hilS mad e payment or an amount equal to the m nrm urn month y charge for each month of trH! tnfervenlng perio d b ut no t to exceed twelve (12) montns From and after t he eK p i ration of the aforesa d OM Year per rod and l or a f ur t her per od of One 11 ! Year thereaft er as fo lows t:Oorty nrne an d three tenth s Cents (4 9 3 t Oe I per one h undred ( 100 ) CUbi C t ee t tor the first 2 300 cub c f eel used through each meter eactr m onth Twent y three and five hund re d seventv sev en t housand ths Cents ~23 517 l OOOc I per one hundred ( 1001 cu b i c teet tor all n e~<ces ~ of 2 300 cubic feel used thr ough each meter eacn m o ntl'1 A M nrmum Charge tor eacP'I customer each month at Fo ur Dollars and Tf'l rtv f l't'e cents 1 shall be m ade If serv1ce under lhrs rate schedule s d rsco nt lnued at the reque5t of cu,lomer tl'1e Com panv ~hall not be under any obll g al on to resume Stf't' ce to the same customer on the ume prem lses unt1l the cus tomer has made paymenl o t an amount e aua l to the m1n lm um mon t l11y charge to r ea ch montl'l of the ln t erven ln o pertod but not t o e)(ceed cents 446-1010 or Betsy Crank 87~ 'l/76 l SAVE UP TO '10000 twelve 1121 months The serv 1ce R ales prescr bed abo\le are subtect to an ad lustmen t tor any chflnge n the ave rag e cost ot gas pur chased by Co um b1 a Gas of Ohto In c (Compa r1YJ from all sources of supply and are pr ed c at ed upon the averag e h s tor ~e cos t of gas p urchased by I he Company ot 148 02c per one t hou sand c ub c feet ThiS rat e IS herema lt er re f erred to as th e base a vedge rate TM base average r ate of th•s fuel cost clause was based on th e avera ge h1stor rc cost of gas p u r c hased tor the t we l ve mon t hs ended De cembe r 31 19 76 at h1StOrtC supp l er rat es n effect on Marc h 1 1977 A ny d tteren ce be tween the base av erage ra t e and t he curr ent ad l USted average rate wri t app y rmmedratety upon the etf ecll \/e date of th ese Pu r chased G<ts Cost Ad us t ment Provr srons A Purchased Gas Ad tu stment (11 Semr Annual Ad 1ustmenfs Effect1ve W1tt1 Btlls Rendered On or Abou t Apnl 1 and October 1 of Eactl V ea r Based on volumes pur chase d dur rn g ttre 1we1ve brllrng monlhs ended January and Ju ly of each year th e Company shall determrne th e current average cost of gas pu r chvsed and such ad tus t ed averag e r ate shall be to th e base co mp ared itverage rate staled abo~o~e to det ermrne th e ncrea se or de cr e<t~e per one th o usa no ( 1 000) cu brc fee l to Ihe nearest on e hundr edth of a c ent Th s sha ll be the pur chased gas adtlJS t ment that wrll apply eff ect ve wrth b li s re ndered on or about Ap rtl I and October 1 respec f tllely If dunng th e twelve month per od under consrder a tron the Com p any has commenced purchasrng gas under new contracts or has made srgnlf cant change! n ts purchase s fr om exts ! mg suppliers and the etr ects of these changes n sour ce~ o f supp l y have n o t been n ellecl tor the tull twelve mon f h per od then t he Company w 11 adtust the a c t ua vo umes purchased du r ng such t w e l ~te month per o d to r efl ect the effec ts of such change tn solJr c eot supply fo r a f ull tw elve month p e rrod The adtustment on or about Apr il 1 w 1 be ba sed on the twel-.e month b II ng per od en ded Januar v at the same year u t lrrrng suppler rates n effec t on th e tollo wm g Ma rc h I of t h at yedr The adtustment on or abo u l Oc t ober 1 w ri t be based on !he twelve mon th b !lrng pe r rod ended Ju ly of the same vear utrtrzrng suppl ter rates n eff ect on th e follow ng Sep tember 1 o t that year (2l lnten m Adtu stm enh• II n the tn!erven ng pe r rod between sem an nual CldiUS t ments th er e rs a s gn f rc ant cha nge n so ur ce ot sup ply or n supptrer rate s th e effect o f whrch s to produ ce an n crease or dec reas e rn t he ad 1usted average rat e by a t least one ce nt ~ I c) per one thOu sand ( 1 000) cub c f ee t then a ne w ad 1ust ed average rate shall be determ ned ut rti i1ng the mo st r ecen tly avarlable twe lv e months ol gas purchased ad 1usted to r efle c t changes m source of suppl y The c urrent or new supplrer ra tes w I! be appl ed to these volumes to deter mrne The new adt usted lftlllhlniiiiiiiiiiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllll~ MEIGS COU NTY VOTERS 7 tip ~ocktt 5 = YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY 6Tii = 5_- ·= Person - 0 R 2 §:_ ! = If You are 1n Doubt as to Whether You are 5_ Properly Registered, Phone the Board E MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS Mason1c Temple Bulid1ng P 0 Box 488, Pomeroy, Ohto 45769 Phone 992 2697 Hours 9 00-4 DO-Saturdays 9 00 12 00 Sen co ·#-Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation school ~= ~~c~~ :s~h;g r~,!~c!e' h~ae:fe;~ E RIDENOUR SUPPLY Elementary Schoo l wtth representottves fr om the Me~ gs Health Department to be speaker TWIN CITY Shrine Club Monday 7 30 p m Refresh ments RUTLAND PTO Monday 7 p m Takmg part wall be the Browmes and G1rl Scouts Class havmg most grandparen~ present will recetve a S5 awAd MEIGS Athletic Boosters Monday 7 30 p m at high 1u 51 me n IS pu" ua nl 1o Sec lions A and S above sha ll be In Order to Vote In the June 6th Primary VISit the Board's Office 1n Phone the Board of Electtons- OR Mall the Board a Card rate and th e d 1f t er enc e between thrs new ad1u sted average rat e and t he b<tse average rate to the n ea re st one hunc:!rec:! t h of a cen t per on e thou sa nd~ l rDOO l c ub c tee t sha ll be th e pur chased oa s ad Justment ef f ec trv e w l h bills rendered on and a lt er the JOth day follow ing th e date on whr c h the c hange rn source of supp ly or suppler rates was ftrst reflec ted m brllrng s to the Company or t he 30th day fot1ow1ng th e t l.ng of n ot•ce by the Company wh1ch ever d ate 1S later B Actual Cost Ad1ustments and Refunds Th e purpose of lh1 s sect1on rs to prov de fuel cost cl ause covera ge tor cos t m c rea ses or cost decreases nol co\lere d n Secf 1on A <tbove It rs rnTended th a t mrnor cos t change s of less than one cent {lc J per one thou sand.J.. l OOOl cub c feet be t em p!r a r ll v d ef e r red untrt the nex t regular. se m1 a nnual fu el cost clau se a djustmen t and th a t su ch deferred cost Increases or decreases sl'1a ll th en be r ecovered or pad back O\ler th e nex t s rx ( 6 ) month pertod Thrs sec t ron shall not operate so as to dupl rcate any cost re c o~o~ery made pursuant to Sect on A abo\le The Company will ma nta 1n a co nt lnu ng cumula t ed bal<tnce of monthly com partsons of t he ac t ua l total Company cost of gas pur chased as show n on the books a nd re cor ds of the Company eH IUSI \/e o f r efunds and the total Compa n y cos t of gas purchas ed f or th e same month pri ced at the aver age r ate use d to determrn e th e pur c h ased gas adtu st ment ap plr ed to se r v ce rat es pursuant to Sec tr on A of th s fu el c o st c lause Su ch cumulated ba l ance w II be redu ced t o reflec t the eff ec t of the <tpp lrcab l e Actua l Co st Adtus t men t m ettcct for t hai month itppl ed to tot al Co mpany volumes purchased fo r thai mon t h F or ea ch six ( 6 ) mont h b llrn g per od ended Janua r y an d July subsequent to Mar ch 31 1974 <tn Ac tu a l Cost Adtus t men t Will be determ ned by d v d ng th e c umu a ted ba lance as ot t hat d ale b y tota l vo l umes pur cha se d durrnQ tl'l e s x ( 6) mon th per od ended on Ill a t da te Th 1S adtu s tm cnt w I be ro u nd ed to the nea r est o ne 11undred th o f a ce nt to determ ne t he rn cre ase or dec r e ase per one thOusand ( 1 000 1 CUbiC f eet The January cal c ulat ion w d1 be eff ect ve on o r abou t Aprrl 1 and wdl r ema1n tn eff ec t unt I su per se d e d by the July calculat on whrch w II be rn etf ect on or ab ou t Oc tober 1 If du r ng th e s1x ! 6 1 months und e r con sr der at on th e Companv shall have re ce1vee1 a r ef und or r efun ds fr om rts su ppl ers such refund s n ctu d rng nt er est re ce ved shall be I s le d se paratel y and m clu ded as a deducat on fro m the cumulatea balan ce used to determ ne the Actu a Cos t Ad t ust ment pur suant to th s Sec tr on B C Gen era l Pro YtSion s ( 1) The penalty pro v1s ons of Co l umbra Gas Tr ans mrs s1o n Cor poral on s nransmrss on sl FPC G a s T<t rdt shall no t a pply to Sec t1ons A and B of lh rs ruel cost cla use and an y Trans mrss on pena tv charge s o r adjustments made r ate pur suant to such penalt y pro v sons sha ll not be used to determ me an adtustmen t pursuant to th s f uel cos t c1a 4.se ( 1) Ttl!.! co mb n ed ad ave r ag~ PURCHASED GAS COST ADJUSTMENT PAOVISIONS If You are Not Reg1stered = = 5 ! 5 i 5_ S - · llliUIIIIIIIIIlllll IIIUIUIIIMNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIItlltHitlltiiHIIIIIHIIIIIllllllo-111 I I gross r ecerpts of g as u t Ill cs (J) T" e Co mpany'"" I f le w th the Publ c Ul I t es Com moss on of Oh o and"" Cle r!( o l Counc I ot the Mun c pa ty thtrly DOl days pr or to th e e ff ec t vf" date co m put at ons m su p por t ot th e above luel cost cl ause ad t ustmen ts togethe r w lth a nOI1CC !M f the ad!U Si ments w II be placed n ettect as of 12 01 AM on th e elfecll\'e da te Such f ling sha I show th e cu rr en t ad tus tm en t and cumula t1ve ad 1ust ments to be pl aced tn e ff ect on the et fe ctrve date SEC TION 2 That II s c)(press y con d i t i oned the !.er v1ce to be r en dered by sa1d Compan y l ts successo rs or ass1gns pursuant to th s ord inance shall be prr m ar ly tor domes ! c an d com mere al purposes and that ser~o~1ce shalt no t be extended to ot he r ot d ff e re nt co n sume r s classes unt I aft er all r ea son able reQu Jr rmen t s t or d omestrc and commercrat purposes f ully be met '"" prov,are o n shall b ndanngd JEANS SALE 0 '2° OFF LA LECHE League meet mg 7 30 p m Monday at home of Patty Coddmgton Anyone needed lnfonnallon caU Bev Splete «e-4010 or Betsy Crank 67ii-2776 Will Have A Band Saturday Night, April 8. Red Stewart and the Ambassadors. Starting 10 P.M. For Members and Members Guests CALL COLLECT (216~ 248·7500 OADINloNCE NO 417 Fhung and regulating the the Pomeroy Eagle Club our service to the mining ifll!ustry Is always on a24-hour-7-day aweek basis. 7~The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 , Fnday, Apn[7 1978 Miss McGuffin was graduated ON ALL MEN'S JEANS ON -AU BRANDS INCLUDING PER BAG MACHINE RENTAL '25110 PER DAY LeVI'S (a) If the new t<tx or h gher tax rater s com puled n d re el relal on to gas so ld or rev enu es rece ved t o r th e sale of gas the rCtte s set fort h h ere n shall be adtusted to th e e~~;tend necessary to recom pen se the Company tor th e amount the r eo f (b) If the new lax or h gher tax rate tS not r el ated d r cctty to gas so ld or to r even u es rece \led tor the sale o f gas th en th e to tal do tar effect th er eof upon th e c ost ot se r vtng g as by th e Company n th e Mun c pa tt y sha l l be d e t er m ned based upo n operat onse t the Co m p any n th e Munrcrp at ty dur ng the most recently ava i abl e tw elve month p er ad end n g on Th e tast day o f the D ece mber preced ng t he eff ec t \le date ot t he new tax or h gher ta 11 r<tle th e Iota dollars so co mpu ted sha I then be d v ded by the tota l s<ttes made to the ty p es o t customers covered by t h s or dna nce d u r ng the same twelve month per od and the rate s pr escr bed he r e n sha be co r respnod ngty itdtusted The adtustment ot tn e r<ttes pr esc rr bed n th s Ordnan ce as p r ov1ded n su bp a r agraph s I a an d (b above shall be made by r ou n d ng the n a til em at ca l resul t o f t he com p u tat ons so pres cr bed to t h e neares t one Quar t er ce nt ( 4C) per one thousand CUb iC feel The ad1usrea rare sha 1 oe place d n eff ec t and shall appty to all meter r ead ngs occurr ng on and afte r t he effe c t rv e dale o f t ne sl<t l ute ordna n ce or resolutron pursuanl to whr ch rne new ta x or .ncreased tax rate rs m posed Wrrtlen not If cat on o f t he ad1ustmen t shall be sent to the Clerk o f Council of the Mun c1p al rly it S qu ck y as pass ble a lt er the eff ect of the ne w ra11 or h gher ta.a: rate can be de t er m ne d SEC TI O N 6 That any ord na nce or r esolu! on or part ot an or d nc1nce o r resolut on n consls t en t herew th s to the e)( lent o f sucll n cons stcncy llereby repealed SECTION 7 That should any se ct dn or pan ot a sec t on or prov s on of a see1 on of th s ord nance oe decl ared vo d The rem a nder of th s ordnance shalt not be affe c ted the r eby SEC TI O N 8 That Or d n<tnce No Hd 74 passed by the Councrl at the V • tage o f Pom eroy Ohro on the 4th da y of Febru~ ry l'H4 en t 1 eo Ordnance No 444 7 4 F x nQ and regula! ng t he pr ce that may be ch arged by Colum ba Gas o f Ohro In c ts successors or ass gns l or g a s to th e V i llage o f s P orn er oy Oh o and to nhabr t anls for t he per rod o f Four (4) years from and atter the e ff ect ve date of lh s be ana the ord mance xxx same •S herebv rep ealed SEC T ION 9 T hat 111$ ordrnan ce !>hall be co me el teet \le at the earliest da l e allowed b'( l aw prov dcd however t ha t th s or dnance sh alt have no for ce or eff ect wha t so ever un ess wr li en ac ce ptance of fh s ord n<tn ce ~ t iled by the Cornpany w th sPECIAL Apnl B 14 PA SS ED 4 37 8 Cl arence Andrews MAY OR AT TE ST J ane W<tlton Cler }<. (4) 7 4 7t c NOT ICE OF FORE CLOSURE In the Court ol Common Pleas Metgs Count y OhtO NO T!.(;~ 4 US FIBER ROCK WOOL FillER GlASS Pu bl c s hereb,. Harry O'Da1ry Loves Peps• Cola HOT DOG NEW YORK ClOTHING HOUSE 12& L MAIN Sf. POMEROY, 0. The deep seattng com t ort of Fle x steel fr n e furn 1ture start s wit h th s untque Flexsteel sprrng made of the f1nest w atchspnng steel and g uaranteed for li t e Formed mto a stngte unit tt p rovides tastmg comfort w tth never a coli to break or come untted Flexstee\ craftsmen use only the ltnest matenals and the hq;;hest q uat ty workmanship to assure that the constr uct on o f Flexsteel JS as supenor as rt s sty l tng All frames are made of the f rnesl k1ln dned hardwood doubl e dowelled and cor ne r blocked for extra strength and st abll rty Not a detail rs sktmped Skillfu l ta!l ormg - c arefu l cutttng and st rtchrng nsures an expert lOb of upholsterrng that makes the mo st of Flexstell s beautrful fa bn cs All e)( posed wood tr ms have a nch warm I nrsh The same high demands on qualrty and workman5htp have been standard at Fle xstee l tor over BO years FLEXSTE Et I I:-.; c l I' IH 11 ,., I I Il l I> I I II'- I I I Ill BAKER FURNITURE M l Kelly Pres dent ot council ! J l 31 M•ddleport, Oh10 7 ltc (~) I'm insulating America against the high cost of fuel bills! e NEWHOMES e OLD HOMES e COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS tUU R~~ISTA:-n' C1veoe P"'"m•n•n nouhu on pn '"I n f r W n tr ~ 11 • Mala o PM ·- 9 g~ vld & II~N &Lant ( rra and ni#O'U Summ •• o /mp;~ ol ~ om tnaullt {)1'1 htlpl ahut out no II! o No d u n11p 11\H.I H"' of hiUIIt rm o Jlay•lr lMf nohll'tptnod flnr o I'.,.IM nll'l odd o hl~ aplctlO aroon4 pltw- "' 1\~ and ·~ rH •n11'1ata n ~1 · ~ ~"• h 11 ~~~ t lr rn m ..r 11nd n n nmnll f - M ~mlllrn a r r • Mo llu,... ""tL.In ( hftrl f lll )l IU/>Ir I I IU to apply SAVE:S MONE:Y • FIRE RESISTANT • EA SYTO APPL Y l 1lllllltl ,liWlJl ,iiUIIIJ 111i1Wio& diiWIIt SLASH FUEl BILLS tm,...,eJ f.,.,. lru~l• .,....."w drol'll &tid v... r.... 11111 a boll t..ol 1o.. ~a ~ 111Ww ,lllll.lw 6 ., tond loon n1 , ,..._,. "' IMo o"-" oo ,..,. .. ~ o ~ bot.onh • lll' ""' flw>t..., ' 111!!11" 'lll!!ll' I!J!Inll' tp 'IJ!11l!!l' H E A ,m,~ G A <'•olownon~t...rnh•~lnuo OM (tiOI of IH!a1>n1 u •d • OWNERS .......:~ """ nc rou ~""'' II TO 1 U ' W lll!llll' '111111'' 'll!Tll1' 'l!llll 'll!lll'' MAIL THIS COUPON HACKffi FOAM INSULATION Soft-Serve For I !37th Avo Middleport 0 I Please send me further 1nformahon on Foam Insulation I I NAME ------------------------~--1 I1 AOORESSi------------------~~---C1ty,________ Zip,_________ Phone ___ CONES L------------------------- 992 5248 F liKJ u"' Money r-------------------------~ We Now Feature 3 Flawts of t o:J•n 1 S.fl'ly for ~<ll.lf f1m I h\ 1uu und nr r at ll'l ~n I" r~~ w th nnl• l nn fllilm FREE ESTIMATES • NO OBLIGATION ® Locust & 4th St., Middleport, 0 If you are looking for quality home furnishings read this: Gen e Grate Clerk _:j 79' Sonny Burgers Sunday School attendance on March 21 was 75 wtlh the offermg $39 66 Easter Sun n se services had an attendance of 70 wtlh 60 staymg for breakfast served m the church basement The chtldren enJoyed an egg hunt 111 the basement bet ween Sunday School and VVorsh1p servtces VVorship services at 10 45 had an att endance of 39 With Rev Thomas deliver ing an Easter message !Th e Essence of Easter) Ma tt 28 I~ Spec tal mus1c and song I he Holy C1Ly was presented by Hev and Mrs Thomas Sunday, Aprt l 2, Will be Comm uruon Sunda y 10 most of the churches Richard Swartz and w1fe and one of thm l wo sons of Salem Oh10 were pre Easter guests of ht s mother Grace Swartz Mr and Mrs Watd Swartz of Athens vistled 111 the Hobart Swartz and Grace Swartz homes one day last A thought for the da y week Bnt1 sh lecturer John Collms Clair (Pete ) Follrod un srud MtslriiSt a subordmale derwent surgery for a back who never fmds fault wtlh h1s lllJury last week m Rtverstde superior 1Josp1tal at Columbus HIS Be 1 er d a n ed by the Cou n c I of the V llage of M rdd eport as fo llo w s Sec 1 That t he v llage ot M1dd epor t pursu<tnl to Ohm Rev sed Code Chapte r 414 1 el e cts to become a tax pay n g emp loyer fo r unemployment compe nsat on pu rposes Sec 11 The c erk o f the Vrllage of M dd l eport •S he r eb y author zec:1 ana drrec ted lo be the d ts burs tnQ agent for the v llage of M dd leport <tnd to ml!ke quarterly con1 r 1but on pay m ent s by the pre sc r bed due dates nto fhe unem ploymen t compe nsat on f und ot th e State of Oh10 as prov ded by aw Sec Ill BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that t he elected cov erage un d e r the Oh 0 Unemploymen t Com pens at on Fu nd shall co n lrnue unt I such I me as f o r mal a pp l c atr on by Resolul on IS made tor a w lhdrawal un der the ter ms an d con d tons pres cr b'ed by the Oh ro R e\1 sed Code SE C JV BE IT FUR THER OR DA I NED th at an emergency exrsts and That th1s order shall become law on th e earl es t date perm !fed by law Sec V Th s Ord nance shall la l(e effect and be n force fr om ana aller March 77 1918 Passed The 27Tfl day of March 1978 r and FRENCH FRIES on~ Social Notes OR DINANC E NO 10 65 78 An Ord man ce to des1gnate th e V rllag e of Middleport to becom e a Tax payrng em player for unemployment co mpe nsatr on Alle s! Wife spent the week w1th hilll and returned home with hilll Saturday Thm son, Stephen, a student tn Columbus who wa s on vacation and !hear daughter Cathy, helped out at home here Steve returned to the School of Phanna cy In Columbus on Sunda) Mrs Leonard Amos !Fae ) a surg1cal pat1enl 1n Parkersburg Cuy Ho spttal returned to her home her e recently for the second lim e, havmg suffered a relapse Chfford Hayes brother of Helen Woode wa s returned home last Thursday after a stay m Holzer Hospt tal for recover) from surgery He ts reported domg well Relatives here learn ed of the death of John Follrod Mt Sterhn g an aged uncle of N1na local resident s Robtnson and Clara Follrod and others from Shade and Athen s went to the funeral hom e on Frtday Worn has been rece1ved from Edna VanNest that she 1s m her own home now domg very well followtng surgery Alfred LA RRY E SPE NCER Cler k. of Cou r t o t Common Ple as By Ma r lene Harr ~on Dep uty Cler k Me gs Cou nt y Oh o ( 4 ) 7 14 71 3tc c STOCK UP NOW- NO LIMITS .. Point Pleasant (304) 675-2460 ce Aprrl 1978 the Cou nty Tr ea sur er o l M e gs Co un y Oh o t l ed a com pla nt n th e Court of Com rr on P leas of Me QS Cou nty OhiO at Pomero y Oh o fo r the tor ec t o~ure ot en s f or d el nque n t axes assessments penatt1es and ch arge s aga nsf ceria n real pr opert y st t ua ted n sucn County as desc r.bed n sa•d com pia n t The obte ct o t the act on 1S to obtarn tr am th e cou rt a udgment for eclos ng the taK rens aga nst such r eal estate and order ng the sa le o f such re<tl est a e l or the sat s fa c I on of I h e lax ens thereon Suc h ac t on s brought aga n st the rural p ro pe r ty on l y and no p e rsonal udgm ent shall be entered There n The perm<tnent pa r ce l number of ea ch par ce l n elu ded n ~uc h act on th e fu ll stre et address o f t he parcel t ava rtabt e a descr p t on ot the parcel a st at eme nt of th e amount of t axes a!>sessments penal! es and ch a rg es a ue and unp a d on <;uch parcel a nd th e na me ana address ot th e as t kn own owner thereo f as such ap pea r on the general tax Is all as m o re fully se t forth n the com pta nt ar e as fol lows Pern an ent Parcel N um ber Oese r p i on N ame(s) and Slre et Address of Owner s Amounl Of Taxes Assessn enl s P enal! es and Ch arge s Due an d Se r a N umber are I sle d C8 1 01 co umbla Townsh p Lot N o 6 lsi Add t on Cur ts Ma tes Address un k no w n un k nown he1 r s dev sees lega t ees adm m strat or s or a ss•gns o f cu rt s Mal es 1 deceased S25 34 78 DL T u CST 01 Co tumb a Town sh p Lot No 5 1st Add rl on Curts Males Address Unkno w n un known he rs dev1sees l egatees ad m n strator s o r ass gns ot Curts Mal es f oeceased $1660 78DL T8 C BT 02 Col u mba Townsh p Sec t on 6 1 SOA S part ol 8A M II Lo t n S W • Alva M It e r Add r es$ Unknown unknown he1rs d ev sees le gatee s ad m n strator s or ass gn s of Alva MIter I deceased S1 7 49 78 DLT 9 CB T OJ Columbra Town !>h p Sec! on 35 20 50A N E part a t S W • Excep t 3A W J H Mart n Address Unknown unknown hers dev.!lees leg atee s ad mrn st ralo rs or ass gns 0 1 J H Mart n ll deceHed W d! e Mar t n Address Unknown unknown he rs d ev 1s ees te gatees adm n1stra1ors or ttss gns o t W tl l 1e Marf1n f deceased i J IO 08 78 DL T 10 CHT 01 (hes ter T owns h p s E .. Sec t art 3 Town 3 Range 12 1 acre Bash an D \1 son of Ct11zens Telephone Co AddreH Unknown ts suc cessors and ass g ns Sl4 9 07 78 OL T 17 C HT 07 Che ster Townsh p Sect1on 28 5 J4A Part of 54 32 A W end ot 148A C C Lewrs Address Unknown unkno wn hers aevrsees l eg atee s ad mrn slra lors or ass1gns of C Le w s t dece ased S740 Q,9 78 DL T II OVT 01 Olrve Townsh p P<trl of Lot 122 Sec 24 Town J Range 11 OCP LOIS 8 9 10 and 7 11 W !ra m S Ree d Add re ss Unknown J H ~rvor Address Unk no w n J R Haw ey Address Un k nown T rus t ees of L ono Botlom 0 v1s on ot C 1 zens Te l ephone Compi'l ny whose 1d d r ess and o r pla ce o f busrni!SS s unknown the r unknown successors ana or ass1gn s S99 3S 78 DL T 1 L fT 01 Le tart Twp LO t 752 Sec S Rg 12 T IOCP I ac re more or less Os car L Badgley f I v ng wh ose address s unknown Un know n spouse f any of Os car L Badgley name and ac:!dress un k nown Unknown he rs de\/ sees legatees aom nrstra t o r s and or ass gns of Oscar l Bad glcv eHEAVYWEIGHT DENIMS Tho'• values are for one tnch of loose 1111 J~sulatlon 224 1st Street No t g ven t ha t on th e 5th day of eRINSED City Ice & Fuel Co. OF FORECLOSURE OF LI ENS FOR DELINQUENT LANO TAXES BY ACTION IN REM BY COU N TY TREASURER OF MEIGS. COUNTY O HIO f deceHed She ll 0 1'1 ro Com pa ny 55 Pub l c Squa r e Cl evel and Oh o S12B 85 7B DL T 13 Any p erson own n g or cla 1m mg any n g ht t lie or nter est rn or hen upon any par cel of rea prop erty above l is t e d m a'f file an ans w er n suc h act on sett ng fortn the natu r e and amount of nterest owned or cla1med and an y de f en se or ob1e c t on of the foreclosu r e Su c h answer mus t b e f ed n th e off ce of The un der srgned Cler k of Cou rt and a copy th er eo f se r vf.! d on the County Prosecu tor on or be for e t he 19th day of M<ty 1978 If no ans w er s flied on or before the date spec f 1ed as !he last day tor t tl ng an dnswer a tu d gmen t of fore c losure Will b e t ak en by default as to any parce l rsted n th e com pta nt as to w h1ch no answer ha s been f ed Any par cel as to wh ch a for eclosu r e ~ taken by default shall be sold lor th e sa t s f a ct on o f the t aH•s as sess me nt s pena I es ch arge s ana costs n cu r red n th e foreclosu r e tl1at a r e due and unpa d At any 1 me pr or to tl'l e f 1 n g of an entry of con I r ma t on of sale any owner or 1 en holde r ot a parcel l1 sted n the complamt may re deem such par ce l by tender ng to"" the Co lJnty Tr easu r er the amount of ta)(es assess me nts pcna llres and charges due and unpa d on such parcel together w th a 1 costs wh ch have been 1n curred n any pro ceed ng nst luted aga n st su ch par c.e t und er Sec t on 5721 18 of th e Rev sed Code Upon th e I ng of any entry of con f rmat on ot sale there sha II be n o f u rt her eou ty of redempl on Any person the rea ll er cia m ng any r ght t lie and nterest n or en u pon any suc h p a r ce l shall be for eve r ba rr ed an d foreclosed of any suc h r ght t fi e nt ere st n 1 en upon and any equ ty of redemp t ron n such parcel Try One of •BIG BELLS •FLARES •STRAIGHT LEGS ePRE WASH l lil ll l ill ltt ll l l l l l l R value ne r tP. e Cler k ot Cou n cil of t he VII ag e of Pome roy Oh o PriOr to tl'l e expl rat1 on of th rly (3 0) days tram th e date th s ord rn an ce s pass ed Our Popular • R VALUE COMPARISON CHART 0 1 ~ 3 up on sa,d Company rt s !>uccessors or ass gns dur n g each month of each ye ar but du rrn g any month or year sublec t to th e f oregorng rm ta t ron s and aft er com plrance wrth th e foreg o ng orovrsrons ga s may be del i vf.!red to any oth er con sumer and add t ana l clrJsscs of co nsumer s a t such t mes and under such co nd t ons an d for such rates as may b(' agreed upon betw ee n he Compa ny and such con sumer or co nsum er s SECT ION 3 The terms and cond t ons of th e serv cc to be rendered sha ll corlform w th and be subtect to the Rul es and Regu l ahon s for fur n Shrng gas se r11r ce Of the Company on frl e w lh and a pproved by the Publrc Utrl I es Comm ssron of Oh o SECT ION 4 ThaT the gas furnrshed or de l vered pur sua nt t o the t er ms ot th s ard nance by the s ard Company shall hav e an average hea lmg 11a lJe of 1 000 Bf!trsh th erma unn s per cub c foot f ar any con sec ut ve t wel\le ( 12 ) mon th pertod sub tect to a 11arranc e of not more th an f ve (5) per cent upward or down ward SECT ION 5 In th e eve nt t he Slate of Oh o o r tt e Mun rcrpal ty shou ld hereafler rmpose a ax upon the Com pany th a t s not now rmpo se d or should h erealle r mcrcase the r a te ot a ny t ax now m p osed u pan th e Com pany abov e th e tax rat e n ow ex st ng other than th e rat e on property 1 sted n th e real e!; tat e tax I st and dupltcate th en the rate~ pres cr bed n Sect on I shall be rncreased to the exten d necessa r v to compen sa t e th e Company for th e nc r ease n cos t due t o such new ta x or h gh er tax ra te Th s sha ll be don e n th e f oll ow ng man - ~ ~ �, , 6-The Datly Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday, Apnl 7, 1978 Mason OES has MASON Fort) four guests and 39 members \\ ere m attendanc.:e at the meetmg of Mason Chapl er No 15i Order of the Eastern Star Hono red guests were the Worth) Grand Matron Joan 1 h um son a member of Kana 11ha Cha pt er No 38 M ont~omery W Va and the 1\ orlh) Grand Patr on George Simon a member of Shmnston Chapter No 103 Sh mnston W Va Members attendmg " ere Gratus Ald rtd ge Cha rl es Aldrtdge Maxme Aldridge Jack1e Anderson Ann Blake Ga met Burdette Rose \1 BurriS Margie Ca 11w rt~hl Neill< Casto F:lla Ford Jn) Foreman Brill Fox Phvlhs Gtl kfl Sue Hussell Bill Hussell Jcanennc Johnson Barbara McDa niel Josephtne KJrb) Mart on Lee Lnch fteld Sarah K Elias Ma n Jan el Mcllrrmllt F ra nees J o MacKnight James MacKn1ght V~rg m1a Noble Betty Rickard Bella Roush EdnaF Roush Pa111 W10rth) (,rand Matron and Wonhl c. r<~nd Patron 1100 <hec ks to be gtven to I SI AHI and Cancer rt!S(Iarch 1 he} were alsu presented personal gtft s from M1 s Wo1kman and the of ftc ers I ht. I \\ 0 honore d gu"ts ga1r shnrt but 1en ut tCI estm~ spreches \\hich \\err d \so enp\ able The su nshtn e offenng "as donated 10 the Eastern Star Home at Mlli\\OOd W V,t A social hour fo ll o••d the mt:etm g Belva Roush rece11cd the dovr pnzc The ufftcers prcsent('d their 111 saructor lo\ \l ec kie\ 1\llh a l(lfl of apprroat1un --------~ ...."».. .. ;:.,-.... ·:::-. ........~::.:·:·:·:::: :::::~':::::::::::::::::·::,,, :;:;:~ ...:: ;: •;:;-.·~~....~"~ :$' Helen Help US. • • By Helen Bottel ~ ' L '\ III'D \\ot l l! t \1t\hud1SI llt , 111 U ut dt \ltd dlt putt \1 ulld II • lOp Ill dt tht t hu, , h \li s H10be 1t Van Meter Bltss Wtlson V~rg uua Wtlson R E Pop Workman Verite Wnrkman Carol Wor.l<man and Bar bara Dunn Dunng the evemng Nancy J Aldrtdge and Ctnd) l R\t t~ i\ !1 ~ to l..k p1 ~~:r d p It ldu Ro sLLtt. \\ t s~ tht: dnu- tt unctllt a dtl PO" Il HO\ Pl \ 30 pill \1 und n i;l\ lht ~{h ot I Sdwul Workma n were mttlated mto our order pall ol tu lit r l't Hgn l zt.tl Of '' t.x t.lu..tu.l \\lth se t nml md th nl ~ ~ adt p<~ ~nts In tx ).! I ~ t. tu tt md h ust ess~.:s ft t. u ~ \ nur..,tf\ \\tl!l.x pr u\ tdl'd ~ S: ; "'U' \\ cts Mtl~ J) \\ I IS THE AIn F'ORCEliEX ISTTOO? DEAR HEI EN How s tills f01 a sextst lctler ? F'10m the Department of the A1r roT ce ut me a not~ stotmg It 1~ ~ 1th extreme plea~ ure that I 1nfonn IOU that 1001 son Amnan J E S- dtstmgmsh ed hunself as an honor gra duate of the Jet Engme M~hantc CoUi se an aca dem l( course average of 97 percen t It 1s w1tl1 "arm personal prtd ~ tha t I extend tn) congratulations and bt st \\!Shes for hts cont1nu<'<l success •\nd 1t "as s1gned b1 lh< conun,mder of tlw squadron Gre •L ' uu sa1 but the envelope " "' add ressed to Mr F. B S- and the sa lutdltoll • as Dear Mr S- Doesn l our so11 s motile• ha1 e anytlung lo do w1th ra1smg lum up to disllngUJsh hnll.'>elf" Cert;, ml y 1111 name IS on h1s records The bad thmg IS that I h.td several coptes made and sent to gra11dparents and dose •ciallves beJore our daughter noltced the letter onI) ackrw" Iedged o11e parent Should I tell the Air F01 ce MO fHERS COUNT TOO ? DEAR M C 1 Darn tootm ' ou should tell the Air Force I though I thi nk thts Social : HELE N Calendar I DEAR I had lo Roush Vernon Housh Nann The Cha pter presented the me~ting ,,...-;;:.. ltlcn ca l errur notasextst pracll c ~ l H ~ns \\er the ma rrt ed "oman \\ho ts facmg un"anled motlu I kno11 ho11 shefee ls but perhaps she II eventual 11 feel as do no• I fellmlo1 1Lh a mat md m ~n got pregnant and he dectd ed to sla1 111th Ins fa 1mb I pl,mned to run a\\a) rather than hurt 1111 ICI\ religiOus mothc1 Had Ill) tlungs all packed 11 ht11 she bcca1m desperate!) Ill She died three "ccks later lecnt ng SIX \ uungtr brothers and SISters fm me t o ra 1 ~c (Dad was a Iread ) gone > I told the chi ldren I d been marned sec retly "as no11 sepatated No abortion for me though my man suggested 1t ~o fosle1 homes f01 the k1ds !ages fil e and up I I kept us together but1L "as a ve1l 1ough Lm1c and I wasn t the s• ee l ca lm happv s1ster I should lwve been Out \\ard ll I met the fanuil s needs bull ~< as lou buS\ and too uuserablc to k1ss a hurt or g11 e manv hugs I had no feehng f01 1111 bab1 11 • as JUSt an added burden But then after a long and pwnftli del11 cr> he • a> here and uuraculousil I changed I m back to 1111 old loung self now and Ill) bab1 helped silo• me the""' \ thtld s trustmg loH IS a Mnderful thing I he spcual happ) ending' fiR father of nn child ts no" my husband He and Ins 11 1fc • ere d11 orced f1nalh We re trul) a faunl) now H K I DE~R HE I .EN I vc had a crush on tlus f< llo• <1l ~< ark for H months but he doesn t kno" He JUSt • ent through a d11orce and has child support to \\ Ort l about I don 1 " ant to be push) or scare hun a• a) but ever) tune he snules at me I JUSt melt I m not mto asktng men out e1 @n though I get the feel mg he likes me a little ll'h<Jt c<Jn I do S I UCK DEAR STUCK Trust) our feelings and fmagle 11 so that he foll ows you mto the cafetena at tw1ch tmie St;,1t a conversa tion keep 1t gomg 01er sandwt ch and sa lad I Llunk he II take 11 from there • H Mrs; flilt arranges service < IWTI AND,.Euster scr I Ices at the nut land Umled Methodist Cllurch fealUI ed Sht ouds and Buttern1es" ,, , .tngcd b) Mrs Hazd Hill Iince 1eadciS depld tng lh~ wo11un at the tomb " ere Mrs l.UIS w,,lkel Ml s Huby F:1le•mc and Mrs Janel MUJ riS lth es on the altar fo1 tile scr Vll~ \\Crt.• prov iCJed b\ Nunga Robel ts m memo1 l of No1 ct ha Flemmg Mts Frances Flcm1ng and r. I Flcmmg by M1 s Grace Col •ell and the John Col•ell fanulv Ill 'llt mor \ of F,\ l rl ll I 1 make plans for H1ke B1ke REVIVAl no ~ m progress I at Rutland Communi!) Chu rch Th e Fred Bales I fam ll) ~< Ill be feat ur ed I Scmcc 7 30 p m mgtnly FRIDAY Pastor IS An1os Tillis MF IGS COUNTY REA CT SATU RDAY F r1da1 7 p m at Semor RACINE PTO spnn g car Cl!tzens cenler Guy H) sc ll n1val Saturdav at the eleme ntary sc hool so up supper at 5 30 p m followed by ga mes at 6 lO p m PAN CAKE SUPPER Saturday at Salem Center Schuot sponsored by PTA Adults 12 and children $1 SOUP SALE Saturday at S) racuse Mumctpal Bu1ld1ng beg1nn1ng at II a m Eat m or take out Bnng contamers for ca rr)-<JUt Whole ptes or by the p1ece Will be sold The event 1s sponsore d by Syracuse l.ad1es Auxtliary SIG'I UP da) for Rac1ne Base ball Assn Saturday 12 noun 10 2 p m at Racme Eiemen ta r) Schoo l Bnng proo f of age and $5 regJSt ratwn fee OH IO VAllEY Hor se Shown Assn horse and tack sale begmmng 5 p m Satu rday at Rock Spnngs Fa~rgro unds Sale open for horses and pontes of all breed s and mi sce llan eo us 1tems anyone "tshes to brmg RAC INE GRANGE 6 30 p m Saturday at hall With potluck dmner and voting for a delegate SOUP SUPPER Satu rday 5 10 7 p m at Enterprise Umted Methodist Church sponsored Social Calendar 1 TO OUR CUSTOMERS IN THE M DUSTRY••• we have the electrical mining cable inventories to help you get back Into lull oroducuon, last. our huge stocks are available ror immediate delivery and include: TRAI/16 CABLES, RDUID AID FLAT W'S AID 8-BC'S PfiiTIBU !'OWER I CIJITRDL CABLES MIME POWER FEEDER- TYI'E 6-GC SHDIEL CABLE· TYPE SHD-6C • Mike Edwards Hobert Nakamoto John Morns, and Kevm G1bbs Donna Webel was orgamsl Colwl! by Jim and Eleanor Th<l!llll In memory of Grace and Floyd Thomas Mrs Htll Mrs C 0 Chapman lhe Harold Sauer fam1ly and the V<<mon Weber fam1ly On Maundy Thursday holy l'OIIlmumon was observed an4lhere was ucanta ta The Se1en Last Word>; Chutr members were Mrs Moms Have these baby problems Mrs Margaret Edward>; M1 s Janet Nakamoto Mrs popped Into your mmd Do I Ellen Rice Mrs Fay Sauer, breastfeed or bolllefeed? Wilbur Hill Vernon Weber Wh1ch one 1s easter, less and more .111 d Ira Wolf Readers were ex pensive nutnltous? If I 100rk can I breastfeed my baby? These questions and others w1ll be dtscusse d at La Leche League first meeting of a new senes on Monday, Apnl1il at 7 30 p m at the home of Patty Coddmgton >56 Fourth Ave Polly Cramer Galltpohs Ohto Pregnant women are en· co uraged to attend meetmgs Jutce s fatns on rug weddmgs has become so pnor to birth of their babtes great tha t! gave up a regular However you need not be fl unst's busmess to concen DEAR POl l Y -Some ap- trate on only such weddmgs I pregnant to atlend Topic of d1sc uss1on wall be Ad ple JUice was Spilled on Ill) use only h1 gh quahl) stlks vantages of Breastfeedmg to g1ec n rug and "hen 1l dned U1al are natural 111 ap1t left a b1 own spot about the pearance and not too brtght Mother and Baby ' led by Betsy Crank For furth er siZe of a dmncr plate Do you On the day of the weddang, I mformat10n call Bev Splete know of an) thmg that will scent them so no one can 1cmo1e 11'-MRS J H W dlsllngutsh them from real DEAR MRS J H W - Ac flowers The bnde then curdmg to a release from the presents the s1lk bouquets to Na ti onal lnsutule of Rug the ~tte ndants who have carClcamng fJ Ulljut ce slams I tf ned them mslead of the tradt not too old 1should be sponged twnal piece of Jewelry She 111th luke11arm w<Jter <J nd has hers forever and can pass the n a ddt: rgcn t so Iutton For ll on to her daughter when she IIIIS soluti on put about two marnes Th1s trad1t1 un tc<Jspoons of a S) nlheltc started wtlh brtdes who came liJ Leche League to meet POLLY'S POINTERS dd ~ r ge nt 111 \\iJIIIl v.atl! r tv. o ~ups of and stir Willi deai' Appl1 to st;, m wtlh " medtunc d1 oppcr and then bioi "tth a damp cloth Do hope thi< 11urks for you POl lY DEAR POl lY- I want to tell Joh n111 e that I remove slams ldt b) markmg mk by usm ~ toothpaste Put a sma ll amounl on the m<J rks and rub hghtl\ •1Lh a soft cloth Do thts as soon as 1ou see them -MRS OE: ,\ R POl l Y - May I LUIIunent on M <~r~a rele s let lei COIICCIIU ng the beautifUl 1dea of a silk flower weddmg I he demand for stlk flower --------- ------------------------urges members to attend to 1 I I by youth group Sou p dessert and beverage 75 cents for adu It s and 50 cents children ME IGS CO UNTY Retired 1 ea chers Assoctalt un 12 30 p 111 Sa lUI da) at the Me1gs Inn Hal ph Wa lker president of the Oh1o RTA 11 Ill speak u11 legtslatwn for rellr<'<l teacheiS Heservaltons to be m<J dc "'lh Mrs Patrtck loc hary b1 I' rtda) mor111ng FINAL SIGN UP Day for Mtddleport Youth Baseball League Saturday from 9 a m to 1 p m m the downsta irs council room LETART BA LL Assn mvtt es those mterested 111 little league pony league or softball fo r summ er to reg1st er 12 noon to 2 p m Satu rda) at Letart Elementary School BASEBALL S1gn up for Mason tee ball little league pony league Saturday, 10 a m to 3 p m at Mason Youth Center Thts wtll be the only s1gn up SUN DAY DAN HAYMAN and Country Hynmtimers, 7 30 p m Satu rday and Sunday mght s at Fairvtew Chnsllan Umon Church on Altce Road two miles from Ewmgto Public 1nv•ted MONDAY MEIGS COUNTY P1oneer and Htston ca l Society meet mg 7 30 p m Monda) at Mmgs Museum Butte rnut A\C , Pomero) LE TART PTO meeting, 7 30 p m at Letart Falls from the Philadelphia Mam IJne It IS now becommg an a<ceplt'<l practiC e - VILMA DEAR POI LY - I have several uses for cotton swabs that f would hke to pass on to )our readers They are perfect for cleamng lmt from the bobbtn case on a sewang machme Stick swab m spaces of the bobbm case and run machme VERY SLOWI Y All hnl Will SliCk to the swa b Remove all hnt from behtnd the bobbm case wtlh such ~ s w~b too They are also good for cleanmg dtrt from the tracks of sltdmg glass wmduws doors and medtcme chest doors Su<h a hard !()-gel at dirt - LINDA DEAR POLLY- ThiS hml has been around a long lime but may serve as a remmder to the many who have had to shovel snow th1s wmter To keep the snow from stlckmg to the shovel spray both s1des With a furmture wa• Th1s ts especially helpful when the snow ts a wet one KATHRYN Polly will send you one of her stgne d thank yuu newspaper coupon cl tppers tf she uses your fav on le Pol nler , Peeve or Problem m her column Wnte POir I Y S PO INTERS 111 ca re of lhts newspaper AFTER 5PM OR ON WEEKENDS 800/323·8187 . ' price thet may be cha rge-d by Co lumb ia Gas of Ohto Inc Its successors o r assign s for gas to tht VIllage of Pom•roy Oh lo and to Its Inhabitants tor the p~r•od of Two (2) Years from and atter the effective date of t h s ordlr~an ce and r epealing Ordl,an-ce No 4<14 74 passed the Council of the Vr ll age o Pomeroy Ohro on th e 4th day of February 197.4 en t itled Ordinance No 444 74 - Fuong and regulat•ng the pnce that may be ch erged by Cotumb1a Gas of Ohio Inc Its successors o r cUS1gn s lor gas to the V1llage of Pomeroy Oh io and to rt s in habrtan t s for the per. od of Four (4) Years from and atter the effecltve date of ihrs ordinance X:X)( Debra McGuffm daughter of Mrs Dorothy McGuffm and the late Harry McGuffm Middleport graduated from the Hocking Technical College Nelsonville, as a hcens ed practtca! nurse Attendmg her graduation on March 25 were Mrs M<-Guffm Steven McGuffin Mrs Bessie Ashley, Mrs Marvm Scaggs, Maddleport, and Mrs Wtlham Snow of Shade Mr and Mrs Harry McGuffm of Moundsville were unable lo attend due to the 1llness of thear daughter Fullowmg gradualton, the' group returned to the McGuffin home where Sleven enterlamed wtth a party for his sister They were JOined by Marvm Scaggs Mtss McGuffm has acc-epted employment at the Galhpohs State Institute Last weekend she vlstled 111 Muundl;vtlle wtth her brother, Harry, and hiS fallllly br BE IT ORDAINED BY T HE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY OHIO SECTION 1 That tor th e per•od of On e Ill Year from and after the effedl\le date of th i S ordrnan ce the mtnumum prrce Wh1ch Columbia Gas of Oh1o Inc Its successors or assrg ns ! hall be perm tted to charge for and them nlmu m prrce at which tt or they shall be requrred to turntsh gas to th e VIllage of Pomeroy Oh1o (Municipality) and to rt s .nhabltants sl'1all be and th e same rs hereby fr xed tor each mdl\lrdual co n sumer as follows Forty St)( and eight tenth s {.( 6 8 tOc l per one hundred ( 100 ) cu b c fe et tor tne ftrst 2 300 c ub c te"\( used th ro ugh ea c h met er eac h month Twenty two and two hundred e r ghty thre e thousandths Cents 02 283 lOOOc J per one hundr ed ( 100 ) c ub c reel tor all rn e)(cess of 2 300 cubtc feel used through each meter each month A M ln rmu m Chllrge for each customer each mon t h of Four Dollard ( S4 00 shall be made f servrce un der thrs rate scnedule IS d•scont nu ed at the request of customer the Company Shall not be under ~tny obliga t on to resume servtee to the same customer on the s ame prem lses un t I the customer hilS mad e payment or an amount equal to the m nrm urn month y charge for each month of trH! tnfervenlng perio d b ut no t to exceed twelve (12) montns From and after t he eK p i ration of the aforesa d OM Year per rod and l or a f ur t her per od of One 11 ! Year thereaft er as fo lows t:Oorty nrne an d three tenth s Cents (4 9 3 t Oe I per one h undred ( 100 ) CUbi C t ee t tor the first 2 300 cub c f eel used through each meter eactr m onth Twent y three and five hund re d seventv sev en t housand ths Cents ~23 517 l OOOc I per one hundred ( 1001 cu b i c teet tor all n e~<ces ~ of 2 300 cubic feel used thr ough each meter eacn m o ntl'1 A M nrmum Charge tor eacP'I customer each month at Fo ur Dollars and Tf'l rtv f l't'e cents 1 shall be m ade If serv1ce under lhrs rate schedule s d rsco nt lnued at the reque5t of cu,lomer tl'1e Com panv ~hall not be under any obll g al on to resume Stf't' ce to the same customer on the ume prem lses unt1l the cus tomer has made paymenl o t an amount e aua l to the m1n lm um mon t l11y charge to r ea ch montl'l of the ln t erven ln o pertod but not t o e)(ceed cents 446-1010 or Betsy Crank 87~ 'l/76 l SAVE UP TO '10000 twelve 1121 months The serv 1ce R ales prescr bed abo\le are subtect to an ad lustmen t tor any chflnge n the ave rag e cost ot gas pur chased by Co um b1 a Gas of Ohto In c (Compa r1YJ from all sources of supply and are pr ed c at ed upon the averag e h s tor ~e cos t of gas p urchased by I he Company ot 148 02c per one t hou sand c ub c feet ThiS rat e IS herema lt er re f erred to as th e base a vedge rate TM base average r ate of th•s fuel cost clause was based on th e avera ge h1stor rc cost of gas p u r c hased tor the t we l ve mon t hs ended De cembe r 31 19 76 at h1StOrtC supp l er rat es n effect on Marc h 1 1977 A ny d tteren ce be tween the base av erage ra t e and t he curr ent ad l USted average rate wri t app y rmmedratety upon the etf ecll \/e date of th ese Pu r chased G<ts Cost Ad us t ment Provr srons A Purchased Gas Ad tu stment (11 Semr Annual Ad 1ustmenfs Effect1ve W1tt1 Btlls Rendered On or Abou t Apnl 1 and October 1 of Eactl V ea r Based on volumes pur chase d dur rn g ttre 1we1ve brllrng monlhs ended January and Ju ly of each year th e Company shall determrne th e current average cost of gas pu r chvsed and such ad tus t ed averag e r ate shall be to th e base co mp ared itverage rate staled abo~o~e to det ermrne th e ncrea se or de cr e<t~e per one th o usa no ( 1 000) cu brc fee l to Ihe nearest on e hundr edth of a c ent Th s sha ll be the pur chased gas adtlJS t ment that wrll apply eff ect ve wrth b li s re ndered on or about Ap rtl I and October 1 respec f tllely If dunng th e twelve month per od under consrder a tron the Com p any has commenced purchasrng gas under new contracts or has made srgnlf cant change! n ts purchase s fr om exts ! mg suppliers and the etr ects of these changes n sour ce~ o f supp l y have n o t been n ellecl tor the tull twelve mon f h per od then t he Company w 11 adtust the a c t ua vo umes purchased du r ng such t w e l ~te month per o d to r efl ect the effec ts of such change tn solJr c eot supply fo r a f ull tw elve month p e rrod The adtustment on or about Apr il 1 w 1 be ba sed on the twel-.e month b II ng per od en ded Januar v at the same year u t lrrrng suppler rates n effec t on th e tollo wm g Ma rc h I of t h at yedr The adtustment on or abo u l Oc t ober 1 w ri t be based on !he twelve mon th b !lrng pe r rod ended Ju ly of the same vear utrtrzrng suppl ter rates n eff ect on th e follow ng Sep tember 1 o t that year (2l lnten m Adtu stm enh• II n the tn!erven ng pe r rod between sem an nual CldiUS t ments th er e rs a s gn f rc ant cha nge n so ur ce ot sup ply or n supptrer rate s th e effect o f whrch s to produ ce an n crease or dec reas e rn t he ad 1usted average rat e by a t least one ce nt ~ I c) per one thOu sand ( 1 000) cub c f ee t then a ne w ad 1ust ed average rate shall be determ ned ut rti i1ng the mo st r ecen tly avarlable twe lv e months ol gas purchased ad 1usted to r efle c t changes m source of suppl y The c urrent or new supplrer ra tes w I! be appl ed to these volumes to deter mrne The new adt usted lftlllhlniiiiiiiiiiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllll~ MEIGS COU NTY VOTERS 7 tip ~ocktt 5 = YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY 6Tii = 5_- ·= Person - 0 R 2 §:_ ! = If You are 1n Doubt as to Whether You are 5_ Properly Registered, Phone the Board E MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS Mason1c Temple Bulid1ng P 0 Box 488, Pomeroy, Ohto 45769 Phone 992 2697 Hours 9 00-4 DO-Saturdays 9 00 12 00 Sen co ·#-Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation school ~= ~~c~~ :s~h;g r~,!~c!e' h~ae:fe;~ E RIDENOUR SUPPLY Elementary Schoo l wtth representottves fr om the Me~ gs Health Department to be speaker TWIN CITY Shrine Club Monday 7 30 p m Refresh ments RUTLAND PTO Monday 7 p m Takmg part wall be the Browmes and G1rl Scouts Class havmg most grandparen~ present will recetve a S5 awAd MEIGS Athletic Boosters Monday 7 30 p m at high 1u 51 me n IS pu" ua nl 1o Sec lions A and S above sha ll be In Order to Vote In the June 6th Primary VISit the Board's Office 1n Phone the Board of Electtons- OR Mall the Board a Card rate and th e d 1f t er enc e between thrs new ad1u sted average rat e and t he b<tse average rate to the n ea re st one hunc:!rec:! t h of a cen t per on e thou sa nd~ l rDOO l c ub c tee t sha ll be th e pur chased oa s ad Justment ef f ec trv e w l h bills rendered on and a lt er the JOth day follow ing th e date on whr c h the c hange rn source of supp ly or suppler rates was ftrst reflec ted m brllrng s to the Company or t he 30th day fot1ow1ng th e t l.ng of n ot•ce by the Company wh1ch ever d ate 1S later B Actual Cost Ad1ustments and Refunds Th e purpose of lh1 s sect1on rs to prov de fuel cost cl ause covera ge tor cos t m c rea ses or cost decreases nol co\lere d n Secf 1on A <tbove It rs rnTended th a t mrnor cos t change s of less than one cent {lc J per one thou sand.J.. l OOOl cub c feet be t em p!r a r ll v d ef e r red untrt the nex t regular. se m1 a nnual fu el cost clau se a djustmen t and th a t su ch deferred cost Increases or decreases sl'1a ll th en be r ecovered or pad back O\ler th e nex t s rx ( 6 ) month pertod Thrs sec t ron shall not operate so as to dupl rcate any cost re c o~o~ery made pursuant to Sect on A abo\le The Company will ma nta 1n a co nt lnu ng cumula t ed bal<tnce of monthly com partsons of t he ac t ua l total Company cost of gas pur chased as show n on the books a nd re cor ds of the Company eH IUSI \/e o f r efunds and the total Compa n y cos t of gas purchas ed f or th e same month pri ced at the aver age r ate use d to determrn e th e pur c h ased gas adtu st ment ap plr ed to se r v ce rat es pursuant to Sec tr on A of th s fu el c o st c lause Su ch cumulated ba l ance w II be redu ced t o reflec t the eff ec t of the <tpp lrcab l e Actua l Co st Adtus t men t m ettcct for t hai month itppl ed to tot al Co mpany volumes purchased fo r thai mon t h F or ea ch six ( 6 ) mont h b llrn g per od ended Janua r y an d July subsequent to Mar ch 31 1974 <tn Ac tu a l Cost Adtus t men t Will be determ ned by d v d ng th e c umu a ted ba lance as ot t hat d ale b y tota l vo l umes pur cha se d durrnQ tl'l e s x ( 6) mon th per od ended on Ill a t da te Th 1S adtu s tm cnt w I be ro u nd ed to the nea r est o ne 11undred th o f a ce nt to determ ne t he rn cre ase or dec r e ase per one thOusand ( 1 000 1 CUbiC f eet The January cal c ulat ion w d1 be eff ect ve on o r abou t Aprrl 1 and wdl r ema1n tn eff ec t unt I su per se d e d by the July calculat on whrch w II be rn etf ect on or ab ou t Oc tober 1 If du r ng th e s1x ! 6 1 months und e r con sr der at on th e Companv shall have re ce1vee1 a r ef und or r efun ds fr om rts su ppl ers such refund s n ctu d rng nt er est re ce ved shall be I s le d se paratel y and m clu ded as a deducat on fro m the cumulatea balan ce used to determ ne the Actu a Cos t Ad t ust ment pur suant to th s Sec tr on B C Gen era l Pro YtSion s ( 1) The penalty pro v1s ons of Co l umbra Gas Tr ans mrs s1o n Cor poral on s nransmrss on sl FPC G a s T<t rdt shall no t a pply to Sec t1ons A and B of lh rs ruel cost cla use and an y Trans mrss on pena tv charge s o r adjustments made r ate pur suant to such penalt y pro v sons sha ll not be used to determ me an adtustmen t pursuant to th s f uel cos t c1a 4.se ( 1) Ttl!.! co mb n ed ad ave r ag~ PURCHASED GAS COST ADJUSTMENT PAOVISIONS If You are Not Reg1stered = = 5 ! 5 i 5_ S - · llliUIIIIIIIIIlllll IIIUIUIIIMNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIItlltHitlltiiHIIIIIHIIIIIllllllo-111 I I gross r ecerpts of g as u t Ill cs (J) T" e Co mpany'"" I f le w th the Publ c Ul I t es Com moss on of Oh o and"" Cle r!( o l Counc I ot the Mun c pa ty thtrly DOl days pr or to th e e ff ec t vf" date co m put at ons m su p por t ot th e above luel cost cl ause ad t ustmen ts togethe r w lth a nOI1CC !M f the ad!U Si ments w II be placed n ettect as of 12 01 AM on th e elfecll\'e da te Such f ling sha I show th e cu rr en t ad tus tm en t and cumula t1ve ad 1ust ments to be pl aced tn e ff ect on the et fe ctrve date SEC TION 2 That II s c)(press y con d i t i oned the !.er v1ce to be r en dered by sa1d Compan y l ts successo rs or ass1gns pursuant to th s ord inance shall be prr m ar ly tor domes ! c an d com mere al purposes and that ser~o~1ce shalt no t be extended to ot he r ot d ff e re nt co n sume r s classes unt I aft er all r ea son able reQu Jr rmen t s t or d omestrc and commercrat purposes f ully be met '"" prov,are o n shall b ndanngd JEANS SALE 0 '2° OFF LA LECHE League meet mg 7 30 p m Monday at home of Patty Coddmgton Anyone needed lnfonnallon caU Bev Splete «e-4010 or Betsy Crank 67ii-2776 Will Have A Band Saturday Night, April 8. Red Stewart and the Ambassadors. Starting 10 P.M. For Members and Members Guests CALL COLLECT (216~ 248·7500 OADINloNCE NO 417 Fhung and regulating the the Pomeroy Eagle Club our service to the mining ifll!ustry Is always on a24-hour-7-day aweek basis. 7~The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy 0 , Fnday, Apn[7 1978 Miss McGuffin was graduated ON ALL MEN'S JEANS ON -AU BRANDS INCLUDING PER BAG MACHINE RENTAL '25110 PER DAY LeVI'S (a) If the new t<tx or h gher tax rater s com puled n d re el relal on to gas so ld or rev enu es rece ved t o r th e sale of gas the rCtte s set fort h h ere n shall be adtusted to th e e~~;tend necessary to recom pen se the Company tor th e amount the r eo f (b) If the new lax or h gher tax rate tS not r el ated d r cctty to gas so ld or to r even u es rece \led tor the sale o f gas th en th e to tal do tar effect th er eof upon th e c ost ot se r vtng g as by th e Company n th e Mun c pa tt y sha l l be d e t er m ned based upo n operat onse t the Co m p any n th e Munrcrp at ty dur ng the most recently ava i abl e tw elve month p er ad end n g on Th e tast day o f the D ece mber preced ng t he eff ec t \le date ot t he new tax or h gher ta 11 r<tle th e Iota dollars so co mpu ted sha I then be d v ded by the tota l s<ttes made to the ty p es o t customers covered by t h s or dna nce d u r ng the same twelve month per od and the rate s pr escr bed he r e n sha be co r respnod ngty itdtusted The adtustment ot tn e r<ttes pr esc rr bed n th s Ordnan ce as p r ov1ded n su bp a r agraph s I a an d (b above shall be made by r ou n d ng the n a til em at ca l resul t o f t he com p u tat ons so pres cr bed to t h e neares t one Quar t er ce nt ( 4C) per one thousand CUb iC feel The ad1usrea rare sha 1 oe place d n eff ec t and shall appty to all meter r ead ngs occurr ng on and afte r t he effe c t rv e dale o f t ne sl<t l ute ordna n ce or resolutron pursuanl to whr ch rne new ta x or .ncreased tax rate rs m posed Wrrtlen not If cat on o f t he ad1ustmen t shall be sent to the Clerk o f Council of the Mun c1p al rly it S qu ck y as pass ble a lt er the eff ect of the ne w ra11 or h gher ta.a: rate can be de t er m ne d SEC TI O N 6 That any ord na nce or r esolu! on or part ot an or d nc1nce o r resolut on n consls t en t herew th s to the e)( lent o f sucll n cons stcncy llereby repealed SECTION 7 That should any se ct dn or pan ot a sec t on or prov s on of a see1 on of th s ord nance oe decl ared vo d The rem a nder of th s ordnance shalt not be affe c ted the r eby SEC TI O N 8 That Or d n<tnce No Hd 74 passed by the Councrl at the V • tage o f Pom eroy Ohro on the 4th da y of Febru~ ry l'H4 en t 1 eo Ordnance No 444 7 4 F x nQ and regula! ng t he pr ce that may be ch arged by Colum ba Gas o f Ohro In c ts successors or ass gns l or g a s to th e V i llage o f s P orn er oy Oh o and to nhabr t anls for t he per rod o f Four (4) years from and atter the e ff ect ve date of lh s be ana the ord mance xxx same •S herebv rep ealed SEC T ION 9 T hat 111$ ordrnan ce !>hall be co me el teet \le at the earliest da l e allowed b'( l aw prov dcd however t ha t th s or dnance sh alt have no for ce or eff ect wha t so ever un ess wr li en ac ce ptance of fh s ord n<tn ce ~ t iled by the Cornpany w th sPECIAL Apnl B 14 PA SS ED 4 37 8 Cl arence Andrews MAY OR AT TE ST J ane W<tlton Cler }<. (4) 7 4 7t c NOT ICE OF FORE CLOSURE In the Court ol Common Pleas Metgs Count y OhtO NO T!.(;~ 4 US FIBER ROCK WOOL FillER GlASS Pu bl c s hereb,. Harry O'Da1ry Loves Peps• Cola HOT DOG NEW YORK ClOTHING HOUSE 12& L MAIN Sf. POMEROY, 0. The deep seattng com t ort of Fle x steel fr n e furn 1ture start s wit h th s untque Flexsteel sprrng made of the f1nest w atchspnng steel and g uaranteed for li t e Formed mto a stngte unit tt p rovides tastmg comfort w tth never a coli to break or come untted Flexstee\ craftsmen use only the ltnest matenals and the hq;;hest q uat ty workmanship to assure that the constr uct on o f Flexsteel JS as supenor as rt s sty l tng All frames are made of the f rnesl k1ln dned hardwood doubl e dowelled and cor ne r blocked for extra strength and st abll rty Not a detail rs sktmped Skillfu l ta!l ormg - c arefu l cutttng and st rtchrng nsures an expert lOb of upholsterrng that makes the mo st of Flexstell s beautrful fa bn cs All e)( posed wood tr ms have a nch warm I nrsh The same high demands on qualrty and workman5htp have been standard at Fle xstee l tor over BO years FLEXSTE Et I I:-.; c l I' IH 11 ,., I I Il l I> I I II'- I I I Ill BAKER FURNITURE M l Kelly Pres dent ot council ! J l 31 M•ddleport, Oh10 7 ltc (~) I'm insulating America against the high cost of fuel bills! e NEWHOMES e OLD HOMES e COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS tUU R~~ISTA:-n' C1veoe P"'"m•n•n nouhu on pn '"I n f r W n tr ~ 11 • Mala o PM ·- 9 g~ vld & II~N &Lant ( rra and ni#O'U Summ •• o /mp;~ ol ~ om tnaullt {)1'1 htlpl ahut out no II! o No d u n11p 11\H.I H"' of hiUIIt rm o Jlay•lr lMf nohll'tptnod flnr o I'.,.IM nll'l odd o hl~ aplctlO aroon4 pltw- "' 1\~ and ·~ rH •n11'1ata n ~1 · ~ ~"• h 11 ~~~ t lr rn m ..r 11nd n n nmnll f - M ~mlllrn a r r • Mo llu,... ""tL.In ( hftrl f lll )l IU/>Ir I I IU to apply SAVE:S MONE:Y • FIRE RESISTANT • EA SYTO APPL Y l 1lllllltl ,liWlJl ,iiUIIIJ 111i1Wio& diiWIIt SLASH FUEl BILLS tm,...,eJ f.,.,. lru~l• .,....."w drol'll &tid v... r.... 11111 a boll t..ol 1o.. ~a ~ 111Ww ,lllll.lw 6 ., tond loon n1 , ,..._,. "' IMo o"-" oo ,..,. .. ~ o ~ bot.onh • lll' ""' flw>t..., ' 111!!11" 'lll!!ll' I!J!Inll' tp 'IJ!11l!!l' H E A ,m,~ G A <'•olownon~t...rnh•~lnuo OM (tiOI of IH!a1>n1 u •d • OWNERS .......:~ """ nc rou ~""'' II TO 1 U ' W lll!llll' '111111'' 'll!Tll1' 'l!llll 'll!lll'' MAIL THIS COUPON HACKffi FOAM INSULATION Soft-Serve For I !37th Avo Middleport 0 I Please send me further 1nformahon on Foam Insulation I I NAME ------------------------~--1 I1 AOORESSi------------------~~---C1ty,________ Zip,_________ Phone ___ CONES L------------------------- 992 5248 F liKJ u"' Money r-------------------------~ We Now Feature 3 Flawts of t o:J•n 1 S.fl'ly for ~<ll.lf f1m I h\ 1uu und nr r at ll'l ~n I" r~~ w th nnl• l nn fllilm FREE ESTIMATES • NO OBLIGATION ® Locust & 4th St., Middleport, 0 If you are looking for quality home furnishings read this: Gen e Grate Clerk _:j 79' Sonny Burgers Sunday School attendance on March 21 was 75 wtlh the offermg $39 66 Easter Sun n se services had an attendance of 70 wtlh 60 staymg for breakfast served m the church basement The chtldren enJoyed an egg hunt 111 the basement bet ween Sunday School and VVorsh1p servtces VVorship services at 10 45 had an att endance of 39 With Rev Thomas deliver ing an Easter message !Th e Essence of Easter) Ma tt 28 I~ Spec tal mus1c and song I he Holy C1Ly was presented by Hev and Mrs Thomas Sunday, Aprt l 2, Will be Comm uruon Sunda y 10 most of the churches Richard Swartz and w1fe and one of thm l wo sons of Salem Oh10 were pre Easter guests of ht s mother Grace Swartz Mr and Mrs Watd Swartz of Athens vistled 111 the Hobart Swartz and Grace Swartz homes one day last A thought for the da y week Bnt1 sh lecturer John Collms Clair (Pete ) Follrod un srud MtslriiSt a subordmale derwent surgery for a back who never fmds fault wtlh h1s lllJury last week m Rtverstde superior 1Josp1tal at Columbus HIS Be 1 er d a n ed by the Cou n c I of the V llage of M rdd eport as fo llo w s Sec 1 That t he v llage ot M1dd epor t pursu<tnl to Ohm Rev sed Code Chapte r 414 1 el e cts to become a tax pay n g emp loyer fo r unemployment compe nsat on pu rposes Sec 11 The c erk o f the Vrllage of M dd l eport •S he r eb y author zec:1 ana drrec ted lo be the d ts burs tnQ agent for the v llage of M dd leport <tnd to ml!ke quarterly con1 r 1but on pay m ent s by the pre sc r bed due dates nto fhe unem ploymen t compe nsat on f und ot th e State of Oh10 as prov ded by aw Sec Ill BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that t he elected cov erage un d e r the Oh 0 Unemploymen t Com pens at on Fu nd shall co n lrnue unt I such I me as f o r mal a pp l c atr on by Resolul on IS made tor a w lhdrawal un der the ter ms an d con d tons pres cr b'ed by the Oh ro R e\1 sed Code SE C JV BE IT FUR THER OR DA I NED th at an emergency exrsts and That th1s order shall become law on th e earl es t date perm !fed by law Sec V Th s Ord nance shall la l(e effect and be n force fr om ana aller March 77 1918 Passed The 27Tfl day of March 1978 r and FRENCH FRIES on~ Social Notes OR DINANC E NO 10 65 78 An Ord man ce to des1gnate th e V rllag e of Middleport to becom e a Tax payrng em player for unemployment co mpe nsatr on Alle s! Wife spent the week w1th hilll and returned home with hilll Saturday Thm son, Stephen, a student tn Columbus who wa s on vacation and !hear daughter Cathy, helped out at home here Steve returned to the School of Phanna cy In Columbus on Sunda) Mrs Leonard Amos !Fae ) a surg1cal pat1enl 1n Parkersburg Cuy Ho spttal returned to her home her e recently for the second lim e, havmg suffered a relapse Chfford Hayes brother of Helen Woode wa s returned home last Thursday after a stay m Holzer Hospt tal for recover) from surgery He ts reported domg well Relatives here learn ed of the death of John Follrod Mt Sterhn g an aged uncle of N1na local resident s Robtnson and Clara Follrod and others from Shade and Athen s went to the funeral hom e on Frtday Worn has been rece1ved from Edna VanNest that she 1s m her own home now domg very well followtng surgery Alfred LA RRY E SPE NCER Cler k. of Cou r t o t Common Ple as By Ma r lene Harr ~on Dep uty Cler k Me gs Cou nt y Oh o ( 4 ) 7 14 71 3tc c STOCK UP NOW- NO LIMITS .. Point Pleasant (304) 675-2460 ce Aprrl 1978 the Cou nty Tr ea sur er o l M e gs Co un y Oh o t l ed a com pla nt n th e Court of Com rr on P leas of Me QS Cou nty OhiO at Pomero y Oh o fo r the tor ec t o~ure ot en s f or d el nque n t axes assessments penatt1es and ch arge s aga nsf ceria n real pr opert y st t ua ted n sucn County as desc r.bed n sa•d com pia n t The obte ct o t the act on 1S to obtarn tr am th e cou rt a udgment for eclos ng the taK rens aga nst such r eal estate and order ng the sa le o f such re<tl est a e l or the sat s fa c I on of I h e lax ens thereon Suc h ac t on s brought aga n st the rural p ro pe r ty on l y and no p e rsonal udgm ent shall be entered There n The perm<tnent pa r ce l number of ea ch par ce l n elu ded n ~uc h act on th e fu ll stre et address o f t he parcel t ava rtabt e a descr p t on ot the parcel a st at eme nt of th e amount of t axes a!>sessments penal! es and ch a rg es a ue and unp a d on <;uch parcel a nd th e na me ana address ot th e as t kn own owner thereo f as such ap pea r on the general tax Is all as m o re fully se t forth n the com pta nt ar e as fol lows Pern an ent Parcel N um ber Oese r p i on N ame(s) and Slre et Address of Owner s Amounl Of Taxes Assessn enl s P enal! es and Ch arge s Due an d Se r a N umber are I sle d C8 1 01 co umbla Townsh p Lot N o 6 lsi Add t on Cur ts Ma tes Address un k no w n un k nown he1 r s dev sees lega t ees adm m strat or s or a ss•gns o f cu rt s Mal es 1 deceased S25 34 78 DL T u CST 01 Co tumb a Town sh p Lot No 5 1st Add rl on Curts Males Address Unkno w n un known he rs dev1sees l egatees ad m n strator s o r ass gns ot Curts Mal es f oeceased $1660 78DL T8 C BT 02 Col u mba Townsh p Sec t on 6 1 SOA S part ol 8A M II Lo t n S W • Alva M It e r Add r es$ Unknown unknown he1rs d ev sees le gatee s ad m n strator s or ass gn s of Alva MIter I deceased S1 7 49 78 DLT 9 CB T OJ Columbra Town !>h p Sec! on 35 20 50A N E part a t S W • Excep t 3A W J H Mart n Address Unknown unknown hers dev.!lees leg atee s ad mrn st ralo rs or ass gns 0 1 J H Mart n ll deceHed W d! e Mar t n Address Unknown unknown he rs d ev 1s ees te gatees adm n1stra1ors or ttss gns o t W tl l 1e Marf1n f deceased i J IO 08 78 DL T 10 CHT 01 (hes ter T owns h p s E .. Sec t art 3 Town 3 Range 12 1 acre Bash an D \1 son of Ct11zens Telephone Co AddreH Unknown ts suc cessors and ass g ns Sl4 9 07 78 OL T 17 C HT 07 Che ster Townsh p Sect1on 28 5 J4A Part of 54 32 A W end ot 148A C C Lewrs Address Unknown unkno wn hers aevrsees l eg atee s ad mrn slra lors or ass1gns of C Le w s t dece ased S740 Q,9 78 DL T II OVT 01 Olrve Townsh p P<trl of Lot 122 Sec 24 Town J Range 11 OCP LOIS 8 9 10 and 7 11 W !ra m S Ree d Add re ss Unknown J H ~rvor Address Unk no w n J R Haw ey Address Un k nown T rus t ees of L ono Botlom 0 v1s on ot C 1 zens Te l ephone Compi'l ny whose 1d d r ess and o r pla ce o f busrni!SS s unknown the r unknown successors ana or ass1gn s S99 3S 78 DL T 1 L fT 01 Le tart Twp LO t 752 Sec S Rg 12 T IOCP I ac re more or less Os car L Badgley f I v ng wh ose address s unknown Un know n spouse f any of Os car L Badgley name and ac:!dress un k nown Unknown he rs de\/ sees legatees aom nrstra t o r s and or ass gns of Oscar l Bad glcv eHEAVYWEIGHT DENIMS Tho'• values are for one tnch of loose 1111 J~sulatlon 224 1st Street No t g ven t ha t on th e 5th day of eRINSED City Ice & Fuel Co. OF FORECLOSURE OF LI ENS FOR DELINQUENT LANO TAXES BY ACTION IN REM BY COU N TY TREASURER OF MEIGS. COUNTY O HIO f deceHed She ll 0 1'1 ro Com pa ny 55 Pub l c Squa r e Cl evel and Oh o S12B 85 7B DL T 13 Any p erson own n g or cla 1m mg any n g ht t lie or nter est rn or hen upon any par cel of rea prop erty above l is t e d m a'f file an ans w er n suc h act on sett ng fortn the natu r e and amount of nterest owned or cla1med and an y de f en se or ob1e c t on of the foreclosu r e Su c h answer mus t b e f ed n th e off ce of The un der srgned Cler k of Cou rt and a copy th er eo f se r vf.! d on the County Prosecu tor on or be for e t he 19th day of M<ty 1978 If no ans w er s flied on or before the date spec f 1ed as !he last day tor t tl ng an dnswer a tu d gmen t of fore c losure Will b e t ak en by default as to any parce l rsted n th e com pta nt as to w h1ch no answer ha s been f ed Any par cel as to wh ch a for eclosu r e ~ taken by default shall be sold lor th e sa t s f a ct on o f the t aH•s as sess me nt s pena I es ch arge s ana costs n cu r red n th e foreclosu r e tl1at a r e due and unpa d At any 1 me pr or to tl'l e f 1 n g of an entry of con I r ma t on of sale any owner or 1 en holde r ot a parcel l1 sted n the complamt may re deem such par ce l by tender ng to"" the Co lJnty Tr easu r er the amount of ta)(es assess me nts pcna llres and charges due and unpa d on such parcel together w th a 1 costs wh ch have been 1n curred n any pro ceed ng nst luted aga n st su ch par c.e t und er Sec t on 5721 18 of th e Rev sed Code Upon th e I ng of any entry of con f rmat on ot sale there sha II be n o f u rt her eou ty of redempl on Any person the rea ll er cia m ng any r ght t lie and nterest n or en u pon any suc h p a r ce l shall be for eve r ba rr ed an d foreclosed of any suc h r ght t fi e nt ere st n 1 en upon and any equ ty of redemp t ron n such parcel Try One of •BIG BELLS •FLARES •STRAIGHT LEGS ePRE WASH l lil ll l ill ltt ll l l l l l l R value ne r tP. e Cler k ot Cou n cil of t he VII ag e of Pome roy Oh o PriOr to tl'l e expl rat1 on of th rly (3 0) days tram th e date th s ord rn an ce s pass ed Our Popular • R VALUE COMPARISON CHART 0 1 ~ 3 up on sa,d Company rt s !>uccessors or ass gns dur n g each month of each ye ar but du rrn g any month or year sublec t to th e f oregorng rm ta t ron s and aft er com plrance wrth th e foreg o ng orovrsrons ga s may be del i vf.!red to any oth er con sumer and add t ana l clrJsscs of co nsumer s a t such t mes and under such co nd t ons an d for such rates as may b(' agreed upon betw ee n he Compa ny and such con sumer or co nsum er s SECT ION 3 The terms and cond t ons of th e serv cc to be rendered sha ll corlform w th and be subtect to the Rul es and Regu l ahon s for fur n Shrng gas se r11r ce Of the Company on frl e w lh and a pproved by the Publrc Utrl I es Comm ssron of Oh o SECT ION 4 ThaT the gas furnrshed or de l vered pur sua nt t o the t er ms ot th s ard nance by the s ard Company shall hav e an average hea lmg 11a lJe of 1 000 Bf!trsh th erma unn s per cub c foot f ar any con sec ut ve t wel\le ( 12 ) mon th pertod sub tect to a 11arranc e of not more th an f ve (5) per cent upward or down ward SECT ION 5 In th e eve nt t he Slate of Oh o o r tt e Mun rcrpal ty shou ld hereafler rmpose a ax upon the Com pany th a t s not now rmpo se d or should h erealle r mcrcase the r a te ot a ny t ax now m p osed u pan th e Com pany abov e th e tax rat e n ow ex st ng other than th e rat e on property 1 sted n th e real e!; tat e tax I st and dupltcate th en the rate~ pres cr bed n Sect on I shall be rncreased to the exten d necessa r v to compen sa t e th e Company for th e nc r ease n cos t due t o such new ta x or h gh er tax ra te Th s sha ll be don e n th e f oll ow ng man - ~ ~ �'t. S£ntinel, Afiddlepo'rt·P'omt!roy, 0., Frlday, April7, 1978 lHESE MESSAGES OF OUR RELIGIOUS·. HERITAGE AR£ SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY lHE FOLUM!NG AND YOUR DESCRIPTION OF IT SAVE'D YOUR LIFETloiE CORRECT· ANT/TOXIN WPS ADMINISTERED · IMMEDIATELY. loiOSPITAL? MR. TRACY., HAVE MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. TRI NITY CHURCH . Rev. W. H . PeHin, posli) r, Bob Buck , Sunday 5chool supt . Church School 9 15 a.m .; wor sh1p serv1ce . IO·JO O.m . Choir rehearsa l, Tuesday 7 30 p .m . under dtrec l 1on of A ilee Nease . RUTLAND CHU RCH Of GOO , Re-..r Bobby Por ter pastor. Sur day sc hool 10 a m ., Sunday war · shrp ll a.m. Sunday ~vening ~erv!Ce 7 p m Wed nesday Fam ily frori11g Hou1 7 p .m Wedneidoy wo1sh1p ser~<ice 7 30 p m POMEROY CHURCH Of THE HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURCH, NAZARENE Co1ner Un1on and Mulbe~ry ,_ Re v ·Clyde V · He nder •on , past or Sunday school 9 30 a.m . Glen McCl ung ~upt morn ing worship , 10 30 o.m even1ng sef'v1c e, 7·30. mrd -wee J.. ~erv1ce Wednesd ay 7 30 p .m GRACE EPISCOPAL The Rev Albe rt MocKenz1e , re-ctor Ser v1ces Ond Sunday sc hool at 12 noon Nea r long Bollom . Edsel Hart , p(Hii OI Sunday school 10 o .m ., Chu1ch 7 30 p m prayer meet1ng 7 30 p.m Thu rsday . POMEROY CHURCH Of CHRIST 112 W Morn StJohn McA rthur pastor B'1ble sc hool 9 30 a m mormng wor1oh1p 10 30 om You th meetmgs 6 30 p .m even· 1119 worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday n1gh t praye1 meetmg and B1ble study 7 JOp m THE SAl VATION ARMY 115 . Bullernut Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Roy Wm 1ng olh<ers m char ge Sunday h ol1n e~s meetmg 10 o m Sunde!' School 10 30 a m Sunde..,. school leader YPSM Elo 1 ~e Ada m~ 7 p m !> OivOIIQ il mee t1ng >Qf'IOUS ~peo !..er sand muJ.r C specrol~ 7 30 p .m Thun.day 10 o m 10 2 p m Lodres Ho111e league ol women .nv rte-d 7 30 p m proye~ meetmg and Brbl £- $tudy Bob l'~ t ep leader Rev Noel Hermon reache1 BURliNGTON SOUIHERN BA P liST CHAPEl Rou te I Shade Po~ror Bobby EJI.un~ Sunday Hhool 5 p m Sunday worsh1p S 45 p m Wedne~day- prayer ~er ­ v1ce 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mau1 5t Jerry Paul mrn1sli!-r phone 9CJ'} 7666 Conscrvotrve nan rn~trum entol Sunday wor~hrp 10 om Brble study II om wOr$hrp 0 p m Wednesda ..,· Brble ~tud~ . 7 p m OLD DEXT ER BIB LE CHRI STI AN CHURCH Re .. Rolph Sm1 t h pastor Sunday school 9 30 o .m Mrs Worle y Francrs super rn ten · dent Preachrn g serv1ces lrr~t & thrrd Sund ay~ followrng Sunda y School GRAHAM UNITED MET HODIST Preoch1ng 9 30 a.m. l lfst and ~e cond Sunda ys of each month rh,rd and fourth Sundays each mon t h worshrp serv1ce at 7 30 p m Wedne~day evenmgs ol 7 30 Prayer and Brble Study IEVtNT H DAY MIDDL EPORT PENTECOSTAL, Th11d A vtJ the Re v. Wi1l1orn Knit tel pa~t or Ronald Dugan , Sunday School Supl ClaHes lor oil ages eveprng ~erv 1c e , 7:30. Sib le ~ t udy , Wedne:oday . 7.30 p.m .. ,.au th serviC' f.H F' n doy , 7·30p .m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWill SAP fi ST Co1ne1 Ash and Plurn Noel He~rman pm!or Saturday even Ing stHv•ce 7 30 p .m Sunday School 10 30 a rn . ~ METHODIST CHURCH ~e v ~ obe rt Hoyden Re v James Corb111 CHESTER Warsh1p 9 15 a m. Church School I 0 o m POMEROY worsh1 p ser.•rc e 915 a m . Sunday school 1030 om Rev Rober! Hoyd&n m1nrs1er ENTERPRI SE Worshrp 9 om Church Schooll Oam ROC K SPRINGS Worshrp 10 a rn Chu rch Schoo! q 15a.m UMYF630pm FLATWOODS Worshr p II am Chur(h SchooliO om MIDDLEPORTCl USTER Rev Robel! Bu m garn e1 HEATH Robert Bumgar ner Pastor Worshrp 10 30 o m Chu rc h School G1 30 a m UMYF 6 BA PTIST Corner Snnh and Palme r the Rev ~trby Oiler post er Rober t Porker , superm tendent Su11d oy WMPO Rad 10 prog ram 7 45 a m Sunda y School , 9 15 o m Mom mg Worshrp . 10 15 o .m Youth oc tw1lles a r'l d fellowShip for 1unror and sen101 h1gh J.luden ts b p m Sunday even1ng wor shrp 7 30 p m M1d week p1o yer ser ... ,ces Wednesday . 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHR IS T M1d · dlepor t . 5th ~nd Ma in George Gloze mm1ster M1k e Gelloch . ~upen n tendenl ferry Vonkey youth minr~le 1 Bib le school. 9 30 f).m morn1ng wors hrp 10 30 o.m eventng worshtp 7 30 p10yer Sff fll' tCe 7 p m Wednes · day . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE R11v J1m Broom e pastor. Mn Ma ry La th ey Sunday school sup! Sunday sch'o ol q 30 a.m .; mornmg wor~hrp , 10 30 a .m . , Su nday evong e ltsl!r mee t ing, 7 00 p m Prayer meeting , Wednesday . 7 30 p m J ' UNI TED PRE SBYTER IAN MINISTRY Of MEIGS COUNfY , Owighl L. Zovitz , dir&Ctor HARR ISONVIllE PRES BYTERIAN . Rev . frnes l-' Strick lin . pastor . Sunday church schooJ . 9:30 a .m., Mrs. Homer L•• · supt .; morning worship , 10:30. MIDDlEPORT, Sunday school , 9:30a.m .. R lc ~rd Vaugha n, supt . Morning won hlp, 10:30. · · SVR.ACUSE . Morning worship , 9 a.m .. Sunday school. 10 a.m . Mr• . Sampson Hall , sup! . Caii949·28JB For Appointm ent I For. I real auction tall the Aelll Mc:Coyl I. 0 . (Mat) McCoy 915-394-4 Complete Automotive Servir:e Racine, Ohio Locust & Beech Sis, Middleport Ph. 992·9921 VInyl & Aluminum Siding, Slorrr Windows 1nd Insulation. Phone 949·2101 or P49.2860. FREE ESTIMATES WE FILL DOCTOR S PRESCRIPTIONS Pomeroy 992-29ll THIS SPACE FOR RENT PHONE 992-2i56 282 W. 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Turner post o1 Dv o ne St'dens tn cker Sunday ~~ hool 9·30 a m .. Sunda y John Dou g l o~ mornrnq wor shtp 10.30 !:Iunday evcn1n1 e ,. tt e. 7 30 Assocr afe$ JOPPA Wor~hrp 10 om A DDLEPORT Chur ch Schoo l q o m Prayer Ml MOR IAH BAPTIST Corner Mee t1ng Wednesday 8 p m Four !h and Mom M iddleport LO NG BOITOM 5undoy ~choOI Re v Henry Key Jr pasto r Sunat Q 30om Wor-.hip serv1<e~ ot day School 9 30 a m M n Ervrn Baumgardner sup! 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MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Ray Riggs Lhurch & Offi ce Supplies GIFTS 99 Mill Sl. Middleport St . Rl. 7 'Chesler Ph. 91S·•TOO proy e1 rnee1rng and B1b!e Sludy 7 pm 51 JOHN l UT HERAN CHU RCH . Pme G1o ve The Rev Wdhom M•ddlesw ort h Po ~10 1 Churc h !>e' v1ce~ 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 am BRADBURY CHUR CH Of CHRIST ·Mr Don ald Roley po!:.tor . Sun de~ school 9 30 o rn war !>hrp !.ervrce 10 30 a m Sunda y !.ervtCes 7 p m you th group Wednesday 7 p m AN TI QUITY BAP TIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Sunday .school 't 30 o m Church serv1ce 7 p m you th mee t rng b p fl'l luesdoy a•. ble Sh.idy 7 p m RACI NE CHURCH O f I HE NAZAREN E Re v John A Coli mo11 pastor Fron k lrn Imboden ch o11m011 ol the Boord of Chrr~ 11on l rfe Sunday School 9 30 om mornmg w o r~h1p 10 30 Sunda y even.ng w o r ~h1p 7 30 p m Prayer m e ellng Wedr•es do·; 7JO p m RACINt FIRST BAPIIST Don L Wolk er . Po5tor Ronn1e So l~ e r Sun day school ~upt Su nd ay 'J Chool 9 30 o m marnrng w ar sh•p 10 <4 0 om Sunday 11ven1ng w o rship 7 30 Wednesday even 1ng 81b le ~tudy 7 30 DAN VILL E WESLEYAN Rev R D Brown pastor Sunday School morn1ng w o1shr p 9 30 am 10 -' 5 youth !>ervrce b 45 p rn even1ng worsh rp 7 30 p m praye r and pro 1se Wednesda y 7 30p m lllV[R RUN FRH BAPfiST M tles lrou1 pO!>Io ' )und oy school 10 o .m Stevf!' L1 111.., ~u pr Evenm g ~Arvi(E!' 7 p rn p1oycr nieetrng , Thursday 7 p rn CHESTE R CHURCHOF GOO Rev Bobby Porte1 po1ot01 Sun day ~ c hool 9 30 am w 01~h1p .!o er vl( @, II o m ~venrng !oe r vl(~ . 7 30 youth .!oft1V 1( 8 Wl!d ne~doy 730 prn LAN GSVIllE CH RI Sl iAN CHURCH Rober t Mu sser po ~ 1 0 r Sunday ~ c h ool , 9 30 a m Roy S•gmon sup! ., mornrng w01Sh1 p , 10 30 Sunday e ve nmg ~e1VI C 9 , 7 30 mtd · weel-: serv1dt, Wedn esdoy730pm CHURCH Of JEIUS CHRISl , EDEN UNITED BR ETHREN IN J t ~US CHRI SI Of LATlfR DAY )A IN I S PorI land Roc1ne Rood Wrllrom Rou\h po<>!Of Ru Hell Rot (lr ll chwch sc hool D1r~cto 1 )undoy Sch oo l 9 30 o m Morn rnq wo "h'r 10 JO o ill . Sunday evPn•ng '>e' v•< e 7 p m Wedne~ day evcm111g praye r se r ~;1ces 7 30 pm B EI Hl ~ H E M BAPTISl Re" Earl HEMLOCK GROVE CHRI STIAN Shui P1 .pa stor Wo rsh1 p ~erv • ce Roge1 Watson po~ l o r Ken neth 9 30 o m Sundoy schoo l 10 30 Byer Sunday sc hool ~up ! M orn o 111 S1ble S1udy and prayer se1 1119 wors ~·u p Q 30 a m Sun VItO Thur\doy 7 30p rn dayschool 10 30 o m e._enmg CARUTON CHURCH K m g ~bury ~e r v tce 7 30 Wed ne~d oy Rrbll) Rood Go1y Krng , po ster . Sund ay ~tud y . 7 ::Jo p m ~Lhoo l Q 30 o .m Rolph Carl MT UNION BAPTIST Don WP"'"' tenden t evcn111g wo1J.h1p Wd~on Sun day school 7 30 p m Prayer rn ec!rng . ~upe r 1n t en d ent Sunday ~(hool Wodnesday 7 30 p .m q -' 5 o IT1 e._en1ng w ors hrp 7 LONG B0110M CHRI STIAN p m , Pra yer meetrng 7 p m Br u<o Smi th , p01.1 0 • Walla ce Wed nesd Qy . Dam ewood Supt. B1bl c School. TUPPERS PLAINS CHR ISTIAN Gl 30 o rn P1eochm g se1vrce . CHURCH Eugene Underwood, 10 45a m N oeven,ng~e'v'cc pastor Howard Coldwell J, HY SE ll RUN FRH MHHODISI · Sunday S<hool Sup t . Sunday CHURCH Rev Herbert A drng School 9 30 a.m . Mo1rm1g Ser pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a.m , man 10 30 a m . Sunday eYenm g se r..,, cc 10 30 om. Morr11ng ~er .. ,ce 7 p.m lv ongolr~ ll c ~e • vrce 7 p m Prayer lElART FAlLS UNITED mee 1u1g Thur sday , ! p.m BRE IHREN Rev f reeland Noms FREEDOM GOSP EL MI S~IO N oT po~t or Floyd Noms , ~upt Sunday Bald Kno b Rev Lawrence ~chool 9 30 am , mmn1ng ~er Glue~encarnp S1 posto1 . Roge1 man , !0 30 a 0m ., Pro ye1 ~e r vrce Wdllord Sr SLJndoy sc hool supt Wedne~doy . 1 30 p m Sunday H hool 9 30 a Sunday CHURCH Of GOD OF PRO eJen1ng ~erv 1c c 7 p m P1oy e' PHE CY O ,J White Rood off lbO rnee lln g l uesd oy 7 30 p rn Re.. George Groyle. pos tarSun b n~~~ Doe tcr clos5 IPoder day School . 10 a .m ., Arthu r Hen Youlh mcctrng W e dne~day . 7 30 son Supt , Mo, Hng Worshrp II p rn wr th Don and Martha am Young People 's ~ e r vr<a 7 M eo d o w~ le ader ~ p m Even ing se,v•ce , 7 30 p rn WHilE S ( HA~ ~l Coolvil le RO WP.dne!>day M id - Wee~ Prayer Fie... Ro y Dee ter pas tor Sunday Serv1ce 7 30 p .m . Yo u th sc hool9 30 o rn worshr p HHv•ce ml'e ling , 6 30 p .m . henmg wor 10 30 a rn , Blble st udy and proye1 ~h1 p 730pm . !.erv1ce Wedne)day 7 30 p m loc: o1ed 01 Rutla nd on New L1mo Road nex t to Fore~! A c1e Po1k Rev Roy Rouse , past or Robe•l Musser Sunday School S\lpt Sun · doy sc hool 10 30 o.m w or~h1p 7 30 p rn B1b le Study Wedn es day 7 30 p m Sa tu rday nrght prayc1 serviCe 7 30 p m CHESTER CH URCH 01 IHE RUTlAND NAZARENE_. Re v. Herber! G rote N' Uil AND CHURO! O f CHRI ST po ~ t 0 1 Wo1sh1p !>er v1ce II 0 111 lor 1 y Colema11 pas to•. Co and 7 30 p.m . Sunday . Sur'\day 5undoy !ochool suph Sam McKm Sc hool 9 30 o m. RIChard Bort on ney and Herb Ellll t Sunday sc hool su p! Pro'(el m&etmg Wedne~ and tom mumon Q 30 o m War doy , 7 lOp.m. ~h1p and com unton 10 30 o m BRADF OR D CHUR CH 0> CHR IS T, Gabriel Mu~ pa5t o r 8r nm g chur ch 10.30 a m Sunday evenrng serv1 ce. 7 00 p m. Wednesday servic&, 7 30 p m . · lAUREl CliFF FREE METHODI ST CHURCH Re,v . f loyd F Shook po~ lor , llo yd W11ght Sunday School Sup! , Mo rnm g Wor~ h1p 9 30 o .m Su nday School 10 70 am Wednesday Ptayer and Bt bl e Study 7 30 p.m . Sunday even •ng wor sh1p 7 30 p m., Chair Pr ac lice Thunday 7 p m MASON COUNTY SOUTHERN BAPTIST , Co• ~ e co nd and Anderson , Pos t01 F10 nk l ow thor . !ochool. 9.<45 n rn ., ~or - POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN STORE FURNITURE & HARDWARE Home lite Saws Ph , Ul-3308 Chesler Vo Su1lday Btbl e Study 10 a .m., Worshrp I I a.m . and 7 p .m . B1ble Study Wednesday 7 p .m .. Voco l mus1c. MASON ASSEMBlY Of GOD Dud drng Lane. Mason W. Vo: Ches ter Tennant Postor. Sunday S( hool 9 45 am. ( h.ldren's Church b .4 5 p .m Yaung P11ople 's Ser..-Ke 6 -' S p.m Evangelistic Ser..-Ke 7 30 p.m. Women 's Mis SIO na ry Counc 1l 10 a.m . first and thrrd Tuesday ~ Prayer and Bible Study Wedne!>doy , 7 30 p m . GOD No t Pentecostol . Rev . George O i ler, pos!or . Worship 5er ... ice Sunday , 9:-45 a.m.; Sun day schoo l. 11 a .m.; wors.hip ser v•c e, 7:30 p .m. Thur sday prayer mee ting , 7:30p.m. · MT , HERMON Uni ted Br eth re n Church . Sunday School 9.30 a .m . Worshi p serv ice 10 :-45 o .m Preaching •ervices e very Sunday ohernoting wi th C. E. Wednesday pr ayer mee ting 7·30 p.m. Rev James leach, pastor. David Holt er , loy leader . ,.,ce . 7:30 . proyfl'f m11e ting, Thurs MAlON CHURCH Of CHRIST . P. day . 7.30 p .m. 0 BoJO: 487 , Mrll er St. , Mason . W. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF HARTFORD CHURCH Of CHRIST fAIRVIEW BI BLE CHUR CH . Letoll . W. Vo , Rt. 1, Re;v . Charles Harg ra ves , pastor . Worship ser vrres . 9.30 a.m , Sunday school , II o rn . evenmg worshtp . 7:30 pm Tuesday co ttag e prover rnef:.' trng and B1ble st udy , 9 30 om Wo rsl11p serv1ce. Wedne~ ­ day , 7 30 p.m. CAL VARY BIBLE CHURCH. ~6 N. Se(ond M1d d lepor1 . Alan B loc ~ w ood pastor , Services on Su,rday ot 10 30 a.m. and 7·30 p rn w1th Sunday. schoo l ol 9.30 om Bible stu dy Wednesday , 7 30 p m INDEPENDENf HO LI NESS CH URCH, INC. Corner Four th and lmco ln S l ~ .. M1ddlepor t; Re Y. ODel l Mor1ley . poslo1 Sony Hudson Sunday School supe{in ten dent. Sunday sc hool. 9:30 o .m .. eve n1ng worship , 7 30 p .m., p1ayer and prai~e se11Jice Wednesday . 7' 30 p.m ' THE PEOP LE'S CHURCH Of POMEROY Court Sl~ POME ROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS Harrl,anville Rood: Dewey King, pastor . Ed i•on 'Weolfer , oSS!t. tant ; Henry Eblin, Jr .. Sundoy t.chool su pt . Sunday JEHOVAH S WllNESSES, T m;le eos! of Rutland . junction of Route 124 and Noble Summit Rood (T174 ). Sunday Bible lecturiJ , 9 30 o ... Watchtower stud~ . 10:30 a.m.: Tuesday . Bible sludy, 7 and 8: 15 P·"l.·; fhundoy , theocra tic ~ chool , 7:30 p .m .; serlfice meeting , 8:30p.m . HOPE BAPTIST - S70 Gront St ., Middlepoel. Bobby Elk ino , posror , Sunday School, TO a .m .; worship service. 11 o .m .. eYening urvice , 7 30 p .m Thu ndoy prayer meeling and Bible iludy , 7 : ~ p.m RUTLAND FREEWill BAPTISf Ch ur ch - leland Holey , poslor . Sunday school, 10 a.m.: .,.ning servi ce , 7:30 p .m . Prayer mooring, Wednoodoy , 7,30 p,m, CHURCH OF GOD of Prophecy, locoled on tho 0 . J. Whiro Rood off highway 160. Sunday School TO a.m. IY.E!71fER OF THEM THINKS I SHOULI? MAla: WE TRIP/ I HA1'E 1D 1141\ll\ WH AT IT WOULJ DO 10 YOU TO AMKE 'T"AT TT(I" ~choal . 9.30 a .m ., morn1ng wor · ~ hip , 11 a.m . Sunday eYenin g se r - IN CHRISTIAN UNION, The Rev . Wrll1arn Campbel l, po s!o r . Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a.m . James Hughe~ . ~ upt e venin g service , 7:30 p .m, Wednes d ay evenmg praye r mee lrng , 7 30 p .m. You th prayer ~mvicee o c h lu11sd av . WINNIE A'ID COME 3AC-; CJI51LlU51CN:OD... ONCE AGA ''\1 r Pomeroy, Ohio ~h1p sor., •ce I I a.m and 7 30 pm Wee~ly Brble Sludy Wednesd ay . 7 30p.m . Corne r Main and th ~rd floor ov• r l1ghthou ~o e Re stcurcnt. Henry Coo~ . po sto1 . Sunda"y sc hool , 10 RUTLAND CO MMUNir¥ om ., morn1ng worshi p, II a.m .; C HUR~H . ~unday Sc hool . 9 30 ever1111g Hllvtc:e , 7 .30. Wednes· a rn · w a rsh1p ~er.,. , ce II a m day evening ~111vice , 7:30. In· Wed nes day ptOyfitr meet1ng 7 30 terdenominot lonol , fu ll gospel . p m youth serv1ces , Sunday, 7 RLilLAND CHURCH Of GOD Pas tor Dennis Bahu . Sunday p rn ,, Sunday ntght worsh1p 7 30 ~UllA ND CHURCH OF THE School , 10 a.m .. worship se1vice , NAZARENE R~ .., Lloyd D Grir'nm . II ,JO a .m . and 7:30p.m . Prayer Jr pos tor Sunday schoo l q 30 mee ting, Wednesday , 7.30·p .m . WILAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH am w onh1p ser v1ce , 10 30 am B, oodco st l1 ve ove1 WMPO , \iOung Of JESUS CHRI ST , Eld111 James pe o ples sefv1c o 6 30 . Miller. Bib le 5ludy , Wednesday , 7 p 111 7 30 p .m .. Sunday Schoql, 10 a.m. f>vongelu hc HH v•ce Sun day n1ght service , 7·l0 p.m . Wodnesdoy , 7 p m . CHRIST, Elden R. Bloke, past or . DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST , Sunday School 10 a.m ., Howard FIRST m.n1ster. .V .. Coy, supt ,; Morn1ng se rmo n . Charles . Ru ss ell , Sr ner of 11 om .. Sunday ni ght se rv1 ces Rrc k Mac om ber , supt Sunday Ma son Chmtron Endeovor . 7 30 p m . sc hoo l, 9,30 o.m .. w or sh1p ser Sunday "'- RIDENOUR SUPPLY KERMIT'S KORNER Pomeroy , Ohio Song serviCe 8 p m Preo chrng VI C (' I 0 30 0 m Btble Study I ues B 30 p m M rdwe ek P1oye1 dot' 7 30 p m 1neetmg Wed nesday 7 p m Roy RtORGANIIlO CHURCH Of Adam s loy leode1 SYR ACUSE CHURCH OF THE ble Sunday School 9 30 o rn mol · NA ZA RENE , ReY. Dale Bo ss , pa stor Bob Mot' re , Sunday Xhool st~pl. , Sunde)' school 9 30. morning wor ship, 10 ·45 a.m om evangelistic ser vic e. 7 p .m . prayer Wetlnesdoy serY ices ond praise. 7 p .m .. Nazarene youth 7 p .m . Oo 1ty prayer meetin g, B;30 o .m Me,-, · ~ prover meetin g. Soturdov. 7 p .m. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE •. "<r"""" "'' Supeeinrondonr John l ovedoy. First Wednesday nlghl Mtddles worth . Po,t or Sunday Sc hool o t 9 45 o.m o nd Church Ser v1ces. II a.m. SA CRED HEART , Rev Father Paul D. Welton pos!or . Phon11 997-1815 . 'Saturday eventng Man 7 30. Sun day Mau , 8 and 10om : Confeuion . Satt~rdoy , 7-7,J0p.m . CH RIST IAN BAP TIS T - On th 11 Reule 1 bypass . James E. Keesee , poll or. Sunday ~c hool, 10 a rn .. morntng wors hip. I 1 a rn . even. tng ~e r v 1 ce . 7. TR INITY Chris tian A uembly Coo lville Gtlbert Spencer : pasror . Sundo~ school . 9.30 o.m. morntng worship . II a m . Sunday even1ng sttr\ltCf . 7·30 p.m , mtdweek prayer ~oer vice Wednes day . 7;30 p .m. FRANK & ERNIE ,I TEN IN THf M()fC'NINu, w. . .. . . ar Harden of Weston, Va., - spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle Oth tlln ' ers ca 8 at the Clr,cle home were Mr. anj l Mrs. Paul Card of Horse · and Ml'8, George Cirde James Circle of New Haven, W. Va, , vl8lted with . M Ci ary rcle on Easter diU&hter of Logan, Paul CHURCH Of Moore, R, D. Racine, were CHRIST-'Gobriel Meoz , pooror , Easter Sunday l!lleatl Of Mr. Sunday ochool , 9:30 a.m.: moen- and Mrs. Robert Lee and family. M Ed fl , Foster of Pomeroy' Mr · and Mn. Gene Yoa, Charles, Suaan of Oak Grove, Uncia, Wavte, Verna and N-' Cl 1 JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER _ uwe rc e were c:Jlnner Goorge'o Crook Rood . Church 8Uatl of of Mr. And Mn. Carl school , 9' 30 o.m .: morning war- , Circle and family on Easter during regu lar chur ch hour In church basement. Sunday ....en· ing seNice. 7 p .m.; Wedn••doy serY ice, 7:30p.m. :30. Sunday. P•ov•• mHiing Wednoodoy, 7:30 Dille Circle II .._.. 1•• pm, I .,...,_,. ST . PAUL lUTHERAN CHURCH lpr .011 VI Cillo, with her Co'"'' ol Sycomoro and S.Cond Pl11111tl, 81-· ' i teacher in •hlp, 10:30: e\lenln; 1ervlce, ' Stt ., Pomer~y . The Rev. William ,Oswald NOR Til • 72 " Q Ill 4 • " J 2 + o1Q.I G5 Pa s~ n.,yelnr _h ~~:.; .~1. THAR-THAT HURT DID IT, JUGHAID? Pass Pass lie c aution . So he led Unscramble these tou1 Jumbles, insured his contract • 5 +9 the actua l 4-t spade di vision . It didn'l m al ter whal E11st I I ed, It d 1d n 't rna II cr l hat L.-'-'r"=-1""-'-T'-t,.-~':>"<:1 We$l held all the missing ~ trumps. . . . -~ 4 • 8 7 li :1 + KII!i1 2. ' by Henri ArnoldandBoblee You kno w wt'i~Jt I like best about you .. ? I _U_N_O_Q_B_,f I' I I ~1gam st b: I I I t •m"' '"" c""'~ ··-............,.._ r--=....,--, MEER B Eas t So uth T+ P <:~s~ ·5"I" Pa ss Pas!'l Pa!-ls Pas!-i Opening lead : • K By Oswa ld Ja coby and Alan Sontag , South wa sted no t ime or energy i_n worrying about having missed a grnud slam . If spades were gulng to break 3-2'he would m!t ke an overtri ck , but South wanted to be s ure of s ix aga inst a bad spade break . At trick I wo he led a spade toward his hand . Both opponents followed and every- F:a.st did lead a dwrnond . South ruffed , thl•n r uffed a low spad£• w1Lh dumm y's 10 -==-=-:--::---,1 FROM IN of t.rumps~ drew trump~ and ? daunl!d Ins slam Al!,t '- \J .J1 4 -1 I HE CALLED HER SU6AR. SECAUSE HE iHOUI&Hi SHE V \J ~ _A o...L.I---l""'-"-___,l___,l__j l.iJ :..Y :HJ U ---..., WA':> THI6 , kn~:1ti7~sr~~~~~ ;~,Ti ~~ ~~ N lcKfj lead an ace against a slam . We th1nk lhat it is gener ally co rr ec t , but like most Plays in bri dge it carries no gua ran t ee, I NE WSPAP~: t~ J..:NlTHPIU~r. " ·'-"N Now arrange the circ led leNers to lorm the surpnse answer, as sug· gested by the above cartoon Printanswerhere : --w-r"<l7...,.1"""<v'"IP..... SO ''( • J J l • 1 l X)" 1"'nswers tomorrow 1 AIDED LATEST NEED~E Central feature of ABSOLUTE DICTATORIAl rule - "EOICT" 1 Yesterday 's ! Jumbles MIN. CE (For a copy of JACOBY MOD· ERN, send S' to ·Wrn at Br~r1ge , .. care of trHS newspa· per. P 0 Box 489. Rad10 Cl/y Sratlon , New York , N Y 100191 Ans~r Jt.rnbtl Book No, 10, wtlt't . . . . . 110puutlrl., .. ~ b' $1 .35 • · p-'d tram Jumble, r:Jo ltit •••• pt~~t• . Box 34, Norwood, N.J. 0784e. lnoludl VOU" nwnl, lddr1tlt, _. OOdl and rNiw dleckl pll)'llb6l to Usa ; "IIIII bO:Jb ' ' ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME • ,\ K .J !l 7 ~ A lhoughl for lhe day : British poet William Wordsworth said, " Minds that have nothing to confer find little to perceive." ~\.!!)~~ I\ • o~K6o 5·1 " " 5 Wt•st North Pass 1f )1\11.\ft fe}1f during lhe North African campa1gn of World War 11. In 194 7, millions of Ameri can s w er e with out telephone servi ce as a nation· wide strike began . It lasted 23 days. In 1968, federal troops were ordered out in Baltimore to put down racial r ioting , wa s home from ttw wars provided he ex:erc tscd a Ill- dumm y's last one letter lo each square . to form fOUl 01d1nary WOldS' spade and played low from his own hand afler East f0llowcd ThIS sa f et y pI a y L-=,.:...::.:;:_:::;.:=--t--,.,..., ~au ld cost hun an overtrick . j V:~ 1f Wesl followed also but . . . _ ~ LJ • Q ,I il :1 Vulnerable : Bolh Dea ler : South BARNEY The moon is in its new fo llowed to that tn r k Soulh F.AST 10 66 32 K Q 10 7 4 :1 C!.S!: YOJ'rE 601\JG- 10 ~VI~C UP 1"\ -..,:; LOC\;:Y 3/N ,' Safety play insures win SOUTH IDYW ~Q BRIDGE Sunday. mool;ng, 7:30 p,m, Allllloled wlrh ~· I 0, Friday, April 7 • " • + and and Mrs. Roger Grueaer and ol Ko•on Mrol toe children, I WF.ST Cave, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ables of Bald Knob. Mr worship , 7:30 p .m.; Th urt day evening Bible study and prayer ing church , 10:30 o.rrt . Junior church program under dlrtt llon •. 5A~Es Ni"Ji'o,J :: 3ET A ~Ol.J0='¥0U'<BE~=­ Jupiter ana ~atu m . Those born on this dale are phase . under the sign of Aries. There is no morning star. English poet and The evenin g stars are l'ljilosopher William WordsMer cury, Mars, Venus. worth was born April 7, 1770. This is actor James Garner 's 51st birthday . On this day in history : In 19ZI, the first successful demonst r ation of long dista nce television was made Jacoby and Alan Sontag between Wa shington, D . C., and New York City . In 1943, Ameri can and thing loo k ed f1nr HI' IN I a British troops accomplished 4J7 'I\ trump to dummy 's QU C'('n str•l egic linkup in Tunisia a and when hath o pponen t ~ The Alamaoa c United Press loternaliooal Today is F riday, April 7, the 97th day of 1978 with 268 to follow. BORN LOSER ol monTh CPMA IINicoo , 10eond Mr. and Mrs , Dwight Wednesday WMB meering, lhird Swepston and ~· Steve, and lh•ough lilrh yourh IeNke. 18 friend of Colum ~·"-Jted G110rge Croy le. postor . IWI 'VIII HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 ·with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee G•onl Sr., Mlddleporr; Ro, , Bobby and family on Saturda)l Elkino . Sundoy school , TO o.m.: Mr. and Mrs. Q~rence morn ing worsh ip, 11: evening Grueaer of Mine-~" ' Mr. S.~;AOFORO .•• ·" T .1'vf 1\LilfAPY HAD < MY MINIMUM OArJ..Y JlEct>uiRfMEN"'" oF RE'ALI,.Y, Carmel News, By the Day E I J<.NOw I,.'S ONLY Rn. cos~- THERE/ 'floAT 5£TT.EB IT, ·' �'t. S£ntinel, Afiddlepo'rt·P'omt!roy, 0., Frlday, April7, 1978 lHESE MESSAGES OF OUR RELIGIOUS·. HERITAGE AR£ SPONSORED EACH WEEK BY lHE FOLUM!NG AND YOUR DESCRIPTION OF IT SAVE'D YOUR LIFETloiE CORRECT· ANT/TOXIN WPS ADMINISTERED · IMMEDIATELY. loiOSPITAL? MR. TRACY., HAVE MEIGS TIRE CENTER INC. TRI NITY CHURCH . Rev. W. H . PeHin, posli) r, Bob Buck , Sunday 5chool supt . Church School 9 15 a.m .; wor sh1p serv1ce . IO·JO O.m . Choir rehearsa l, Tuesday 7 30 p .m . under dtrec l 1on of A ilee Nease . RUTLAND CHU RCH Of GOO , Re-..r Bobby Por ter pastor. Sur day sc hool 10 a m ., Sunday war · shrp ll a.m. Sunday ~vening ~erv!Ce 7 p m Wed nesday Fam ily frori11g Hou1 7 p .m Wedneidoy wo1sh1p ser~<ice 7 30 p m POMEROY CHURCH Of THE HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURCH, NAZARENE Co1ner Un1on and Mulbe~ry ,_ Re v ·Clyde V · He nder •on , past or Sunday school 9 30 a.m . Glen McCl ung ~upt morn ing worship , 10 30 o.m even1ng sef'v1c e, 7·30. mrd -wee J.. ~erv1ce Wednesd ay 7 30 p .m GRACE EPISCOPAL The Rev Albe rt MocKenz1e , re-ctor Ser v1ces Ond Sunday sc hool at 12 noon Nea r long Bollom . Edsel Hart , p(Hii OI Sunday school 10 o .m ., Chu1ch 7 30 p m prayer meet1ng 7 30 p.m Thu rsday . POMEROY CHURCH Of CHRIST 112 W Morn StJohn McA rthur pastor B'1ble sc hool 9 30 a m mormng wor1oh1p 10 30 om You th meetmgs 6 30 p .m even· 1119 worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday n1gh t praye1 meetmg and B1ble study 7 JOp m THE SAl VATION ARMY 115 . Bullernut Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Roy Wm 1ng olh<ers m char ge Sunday h ol1n e~s meetmg 10 o m Sunde!' School 10 30 a m Sunde..,. school leader YPSM Elo 1 ~e Ada m~ 7 p m !> OivOIIQ il mee t1ng >Qf'IOUS ~peo !..er sand muJ.r C specrol~ 7 30 p .m Thun.day 10 o m 10 2 p m Lodres Ho111e league ol women .nv rte-d 7 30 p m proye~ meetmg and Brbl £- $tudy Bob l'~ t ep leader Rev Noel Hermon reache1 BURliNGTON SOUIHERN BA P liST CHAPEl Rou te I Shade Po~ror Bobby EJI.un~ Sunday Hhool 5 p m Sunday worsh1p S 45 p m Wedne~day- prayer ~er ­ v1ce 7 30 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mau1 5t Jerry Paul mrn1sli!-r phone 9CJ'} 7666 Conscrvotrve nan rn~trum entol Sunday wor~hrp 10 om Brble study II om wOr$hrp 0 p m Wednesda ..,· Brble ~tud~ . 7 p m OLD DEXT ER BIB LE CHRI STI AN CHURCH Re .. Rolph Sm1 t h pastor Sunday school 9 30 o .m Mrs Worle y Francrs super rn ten · dent Preachrn g serv1ces lrr~t & thrrd Sund ay~ followrng Sunda y School GRAHAM UNITED MET HODIST Preoch1ng 9 30 a.m. l lfst and ~e cond Sunda ys of each month rh,rd and fourth Sundays each mon t h worshrp serv1ce at 7 30 p m Wedne~day evenmgs ol 7 30 Prayer and Brble Study IEVtNT H DAY MIDDL EPORT PENTECOSTAL, Th11d A vtJ the Re v. Wi1l1orn Knit tel pa~t or Ronald Dugan , Sunday School Supl ClaHes lor oil ages eveprng ~erv 1c e , 7:30. Sib le ~ t udy , Wedne:oday . 7.30 p.m .. ,.au th serviC' f.H F' n doy , 7·30p .m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWill SAP fi ST Co1ne1 Ash and Plurn Noel He~rman pm!or Saturday even Ing stHv•ce 7 30 p .m Sunday School 10 30 a rn . ~ METHODIST CHURCH ~e v ~ obe rt Hoyden Re v James Corb111 CHESTER Warsh1p 9 15 a m. Church School I 0 o m POMEROY worsh1 p ser.•rc e 915 a m . Sunday school 1030 om Rev Rober! Hoyd&n m1nrs1er ENTERPRI SE Worshrp 9 om Church Schooll Oam ROC K SPRINGS Worshrp 10 a rn Chu rch Schoo! q 15a.m UMYF630pm FLATWOODS Worshr p II am Chur(h SchooliO om MIDDLEPORTCl USTER Rev Robel! Bu m garn e1 HEATH Robert Bumgar ner Pastor Worshrp 10 30 o m Chu rc h School G1 30 a m UMYF 6 BA PTIST Corner Snnh and Palme r the Rev ~trby Oiler post er Rober t Porker , superm tendent Su11d oy WMPO Rad 10 prog ram 7 45 a m Sunda y School , 9 15 o m Mom mg Worshrp . 10 15 o .m Youth oc tw1lles a r'l d fellowShip for 1unror and sen101 h1gh J.luden ts b p m Sunday even1ng wor shrp 7 30 p m M1d week p1o yer ser ... ,ces Wednesday . 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHR IS T M1d · dlepor t . 5th ~nd Ma in George Gloze mm1ster M1k e Gelloch . ~upen n tendenl ferry Vonkey youth minr~le 1 Bib le school. 9 30 f).m morn1ng wors hrp 10 30 o.m eventng worshtp 7 30 p10yer Sff fll' tCe 7 p m Wednes · day . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE R11v J1m Broom e pastor. Mn Ma ry La th ey Sunday school sup! 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Robert I Bumga rn er DrrPctor POMEROV CLUSTER LINDA'S LADY FAIR BEAUTY SALON SWISHER &LOHSE PHARMACY MEIGS COOPERAT IV E PAR ISH A ~~ocr ate Mulberry Herghts Rood Pome•oy BETHANY (Dorca s) Worsh1 p Pastor A lbert Dllt es Sabbath School Superrn tende nt Clo, 0 G1 30 a m Chu1<h School 10 30 om MclrHy re Sabbath School Sa1u1 CAHMH Chruch School 9 30 day afternoon at 'l 00, wdh War om Wo1Sh1 p 1030o .m 2nd and ~hrp Serv1ce lollow rng ot3 IS RUllA N D FI RST BAPTIST 41h Sund ay s A Pf-'U: C ROV£ Sund ay School CHUR CH Srs ter H01 11el! q 30 Q rn Worship 7 30 p m 1~1 Warn er Sup! Sunday S<hool and 3rd Sunday~ Pr aye r mee! rng q 30 o 111 morr11ng wQI'>hrp 10 45 o m Wedne5dOy 7 30 p m Fellow~hrp rHE HILAND CH AP EL George supper lirst So!urda y 6 p m UMW 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m Casto pastor Sunday School EASl l ETARl Chruch Sc hool 9 30 a m evenmg worsh1p 7 30 . l~ t 2nd 3rd Sundays q 30 o m Thursday evemng p1oy e1 serv1ce 730pm Fourlh Sunday 10 30 om Wo1· POMER OY r iRST BAPTIS T ship 2nd Sunday 7 30 p m 4th Davrd Mann mmrster W1lltom Sunday 9 30om Proye1 mee tmg Wed nesday 7 30 p m UMW l~t Watson Sunday !>Choal wpt Sun day !>chool q 30 am momrng luesdoy 7 30 p m w or~h1 p 10 30om WES LEYAN (Ro(ln e ) Su11doy FIRST SOUT HERN BAP TISI 182 School 10 a rn W or~h1p 11 o 1n Mulbe• ry Ave Porne1oy Paul J 1 Jr UM YF Wed na!)doy 3 30 p m Brb le Sl udy Thu1 ~d oy 7 p m Choir Wh, te Po5ol01 C.o1y B o~h a m Sun Proct1re Thursday 8 p m da y ~chaol supt Sun do y school LEIART FALLS ( hu,c h Sd1ool q 30 o m morn1ng worshtp I~! 7nd 3rd Sundays 10 15om 10 30 evenrng ~ o r~htp b 30 p m W o r~h•p M1dweek. praye1 ~ervtCE! 7 30 4th Sunday Q IS a rn pm hr '2nd 3rd Sundays 9 15 am 4th Sun day 7 30 p m MIDWAY COMMUN ITY CE NTER MORNING STAR Wo rsh rp 9 30 Dexter Rd longs v1lle Oh10 Rev Clyde Ferrell Pastor Su11day om Church School 10 30om ~choo l II o m Saturday M1d Wee~ Serv1 ce Wedne~day 8 pm preochmg se1v•ce!> 7 30 p m MORSE CHAPEl W arshp 11 Wedne!.dOy C\lenmg Btb le study at 7 30p rn · om Church Schaol 9 30 a rn PORTLAND Worshrp 7 30 p m FA IT H TABERNACL E CHURCH Bodey Run Road Rev Emme l l Church School9 30om SUTTON Church School 9 30 Rowson pas tor Handley Dunn am Wor sh1p Is! and Jrd Sunday~ ~upt Sunday school 10 o m }un 10 30 0 fl'l day eYenmg se1v•ce 7 30 Btble NORTH EAIT CLUSTE R leochrng 7 JOp m lhur:sday Rev Richard Thom as DYESVIllE CO MMUNII Y Po~to1 CHURCH Roger C. Turner post o1 Dv o ne St'dens tn cker Sunday ~~ hool 9·30 a m .. Sunda y John Dou g l o~ mornrnq wor shtp 10.30 !:Iunday evcn1n1 e ,. tt e. 7 30 Assocr afe$ JOPPA Wor~hrp 10 om A DDLEPORT Chur ch Schoo l q o m Prayer Ml MOR IAH BAPTIST Corner Mee t1ng Wednesday 8 p m Four !h and Mom M iddleport LO NG BOITOM 5undoy ~choOI Re v Henry Key Jr pasto r Sunat Q 30om Wor-.hip serv1<e~ ot day School 9 30 a m M n Ervrn Baumgardner sup! M o1111ng 7 30 p "\- 81ble st udy a nd Vouth meet1 n g ot 8 p m on wor!!.h1p 10 .j 5o m MIDDLEPORT CHUR CH OF Wednesday s NORTH BUHll W or~h1p II CHRIST l':oJ CHRIS TI AN UNION am Chu rc h !>chao! 10om la wrefl(@ Manley pas tor M rs Al~RED Sunday School 9 30 Rus sell Young Sunday School o rn Wo rshrp 10 45 a m P1ay111 Sup • Sunday School q 30 om mee!mg Wedne~doy 7 <45 p m Even1ng worsh rp 7 30 Wedne~ UMW 31d luesdoy B p rn day P' aye1 meetrng 7 30 p m REEDSVILLE Sunday Schoo1 9 30 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD , Rocrne Route ') the Re.,. , James o m Wor!oh1p 7 30 p m Proy e1 lue ~ doy M Muncy pas tor Sunday school . Meettng 7 30 p m Vr~II OI 10n7 30 p m I st rhur!odoy 9 45 a m morn1ng wor ship I I Sll VfR RIDGE Worshrp 10om 0 fl"' even1ng worsh1p 7 30 Prayer meetmg Tuesda y 7 30 Chu1 ch School q am r UPPERS Pl AIN S W oh h1p 9 pm Young peoples rneetmg . am Chur ch School I 0 a m 7 30 p m Thunday MIDDLEPORT John F. Fultz Ph. 9P2-2TOI Pomeroy YOU SAVED MY ll!IS SPACE FOR RENT KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST George Freder 1(k ~upt S8tlt'ICe week ly q 30 a rn on Sunday Preoch rng hr~t and t h~rd Sunday s of month by Cldford Sm11h q 30 om HOBSON CHRIST I AN UNION Rt!v Ke1th Eblm pas to r Sunday Xhool , 9 30 om l eonard G ilmore f ~rst elder eYenmg ser \liCe 7 30 p rn Wed nesd ay pr ayer meetrng 7 30 p m. M1. MORIAH CHU RCH Of GOD, Racrpe Rou te 1 The Re Y. Charles Hand pos ter Sun day sc hool 9 <4 5 o.rn . mornrng worsh1p I I om El(enmg serviCes Tu esday and Fndoy , 7 30 p m BEARWAll OW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST Duane Worden m tn1 l1er. Btble don 9 30 o.m . mornmg worsh•p 10 30 om . e venm g worshrp 6 30 p m Wednesdoy B1ble ~tu dy 6 30 p m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, George Frede nc ~ supt Sunday mornrng servrce q 30 o m w1th preaching on l~rst and thtrd Sun day of month by George P1 cKem NEW SfiVERS VIllE COMMUNI TY Church , Sunday School ~er YICO, q 45 0 m Wo rshrp servrce 10:30, Evangelistic Serv1ce , 7 30 p . m. 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MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Ray Riggs Lhurch & Offi ce Supplies GIFTS 99 Mill Sl. Middleport St . Rl. 7 'Chesler Ph. 91S·•TOO proy e1 rnee1rng and B1b!e Sludy 7 pm 51 JOHN l UT HERAN CHU RCH . Pme G1o ve The Rev Wdhom M•ddlesw ort h Po ~10 1 Churc h !>e' v1ce~ 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 30 am BRADBURY CHUR CH Of CHRIST ·Mr Don ald Roley po!:.tor . Sun de~ school 9 30 o rn war !>hrp !.ervrce 10 30 a m Sunda y !.ervtCes 7 p m you th group Wednesday 7 p m AN TI QUITY BAP TIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Sunday .school 't 30 o m Church serv1ce 7 p m you th mee t rng b p fl'l luesdoy a•. ble Sh.idy 7 p m RACI NE CHURCH O f I HE NAZAREN E Re v John A Coli mo11 pastor Fron k lrn Imboden ch o11m011 ol the Boord of Chrr~ 11on l rfe Sunday School 9 30 om mornmg w o r~h1p 10 30 Sunda y even.ng w o r ~h1p 7 30 p m Prayer m e ellng Wedr•es do·; 7JO p m RACINt FIRST BAPIIST Don L Wolk er . Po5tor Ronn1e So l~ e r Sun day school ~upt Su nd ay 'J Chool 9 30 o m marnrng w ar sh•p 10 <4 0 om Sunday 11ven1ng w o rship 7 30 Wednesday even 1ng 81b le ~tudy 7 30 DAN VILL E WESLEYAN Rev R D Brown pastor Sunday School morn1ng w o1shr p 9 30 am 10 -' 5 youth !>ervrce b 45 p rn even1ng worsh rp 7 30 p m praye r and pro 1se Wednesda y 7 30p m lllV[R RUN FRH BAPfiST M tles lrou1 pO!>Io ' )und oy school 10 o .m Stevf!' L1 111.., ~u pr Evenm g ~Arvi(E!' 7 p rn p1oycr nieetrng , Thursday 7 p rn CHESTE R CHURCHOF GOO Rev Bobby Porte1 po1ot01 Sun day ~ c hool 9 30 am w 01~h1p .!o er vl( @, II o m ~venrng !oe r vl(~ . 7 30 youth .!oft1V 1( 8 Wl!d ne~doy 730 prn LAN GSVIllE CH RI Sl iAN CHURCH Rober t Mu sser po ~ 1 0 r Sunday ~ c h ool , 9 30 a m Roy S•gmon sup! ., mornrng w01Sh1 p , 10 30 Sunday e ve nmg ~e1VI C 9 , 7 30 mtd · weel-: serv1dt, Wedn esdoy730pm CHURCH Of JEIUS CHRISl , EDEN UNITED BR ETHREN IN J t ~US CHRI SI Of LATlfR DAY )A IN I S PorI land Roc1ne Rood Wrllrom Rou\h po<>!Of Ru Hell Rot (lr ll chwch sc hool D1r~cto 1 )undoy Sch oo l 9 30 o m Morn rnq wo "h'r 10 JO o ill . Sunday evPn•ng '>e' v•< e 7 p m Wedne~ day evcm111g praye r se r ~;1ces 7 30 pm B EI Hl ~ H E M BAPTISl Re" Earl HEMLOCK GROVE CHRI STIAN Shui P1 .pa stor Wo rsh1 p ~erv • ce Roge1 Watson po~ l o r Ken neth 9 30 o m Sundoy schoo l 10 30 Byer Sunday sc hool ~up ! M orn o 111 S1ble S1udy and prayer se1 1119 wors ~·u p Q 30 a m Sun VItO Thur\doy 7 30p rn dayschool 10 30 o m e._enmg CARUTON CHURCH K m g ~bury ~e r v tce 7 30 Wed ne~d oy Rrbll) Rood Go1y Krng , po ster . Sund ay ~tud y . 7 ::Jo p m ~Lhoo l Q 30 o .m Rolph Carl MT UNION BAPTIST Don WP"'"' tenden t evcn111g wo1J.h1p Wd~on Sun day school 7 30 p m Prayer rn ec!rng . ~upe r 1n t en d ent Sunday ~(hool Wodnesday 7 30 p .m q -' 5 o IT1 e._en1ng w ors hrp 7 LONG B0110M CHRI STIAN p m , Pra yer meetrng 7 p m Br u<o Smi th , p01.1 0 • Walla ce Wed nesd Qy . Dam ewood Supt. B1bl c School. TUPPERS PLAINS CHR ISTIAN Gl 30 o rn P1eochm g se1vrce . CHURCH Eugene Underwood, 10 45a m N oeven,ng~e'v'cc pastor Howard Coldwell J, HY SE ll RUN FRH MHHODISI · Sunday S<hool Sup t . Sunday CHURCH Rev Herbert A drng School 9 30 a.m . Mo1rm1g Ser pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a.m , man 10 30 a m . Sunday eYenm g se r..,, cc 10 30 om. Morr11ng ~er .. ,ce 7 p.m lv ongolr~ ll c ~e • vrce 7 p m Prayer lElART FAlLS UNITED mee 1u1g Thur sday , ! p.m BRE IHREN Rev f reeland Noms FREEDOM GOSP EL MI S~IO N oT po~t or Floyd Noms , ~upt Sunday Bald Kno b Rev Lawrence ~chool 9 30 am , mmn1ng ~er Glue~encarnp S1 posto1 . Roge1 man , !0 30 a 0m ., Pro ye1 ~e r vrce Wdllord Sr SLJndoy sc hool supt Wedne~doy . 1 30 p m Sunday H hool 9 30 a Sunday CHURCH Of GOD OF PRO eJen1ng ~erv 1c c 7 p m P1oy e' PHE CY O ,J White Rood off lbO rnee lln g l uesd oy 7 30 p rn Re.. George Groyle. pos tarSun b n~~~ Doe tcr clos5 IPoder day School . 10 a .m ., Arthu r Hen Youlh mcctrng W e dne~day . 7 30 son Supt , Mo, Hng Worshrp II p rn wr th Don and Martha am Young People 's ~ e r vr<a 7 M eo d o w~ le ader ~ p m Even ing se,v•ce , 7 30 p rn WHilE S ( HA~ ~l Coolvil le RO WP.dne!>day M id - Wee~ Prayer Fie... Ro y Dee ter pas tor Sunday Serv1ce 7 30 p .m . Yo u th sc hool9 30 o rn worshr p HHv•ce ml'e ling , 6 30 p .m . henmg wor 10 30 a rn , Blble st udy and proye1 ~h1 p 730pm . !.erv1ce Wedne)day 7 30 p m loc: o1ed 01 Rutla nd on New L1mo Road nex t to Fore~! A c1e Po1k Rev Roy Rouse , past or Robe•l Musser Sunday School S\lpt Sun · doy sc hool 10 30 o.m w or~h1p 7 30 p rn B1b le Study Wedn es day 7 30 p m Sa tu rday nrght prayc1 serviCe 7 30 p m CHESTER CH URCH 01 IHE RUTlAND NAZARENE_. Re v. Herber! G rote N' Uil AND CHURO! O f CHRI ST po ~ t 0 1 Wo1sh1p !>er v1ce II 0 111 lor 1 y Colema11 pas to•. Co and 7 30 p.m . Sunday . Sur'\day 5undoy !ochool suph Sam McKm Sc hool 9 30 o m. RIChard Bort on ney and Herb Ellll t Sunday sc hool su p! Pro'(el m&etmg Wedne~ and tom mumon Q 30 o m War doy , 7 lOp.m. ~h1p and com unton 10 30 o m BRADF OR D CHUR CH 0> CHR IS T, Gabriel Mu~ pa5t o r 8r nm g chur ch 10.30 a m Sunday evenrng serv1 ce. 7 00 p m. Wednesday servic&, 7 30 p m . · lAUREl CliFF FREE METHODI ST CHURCH Re,v . f loyd F Shook po~ lor , llo yd W11ght Sunday School Sup! , Mo rnm g Wor~ h1p 9 30 o .m Su nday School 10 70 am Wednesday Ptayer and Bt bl e Study 7 30 p.m . Sunday even •ng wor sh1p 7 30 p m., Chair Pr ac lice Thunday 7 p m MASON COUNTY SOUTHERN BAPTIST , Co• ~ e co nd and Anderson , Pos t01 F10 nk l ow thor . !ochool. 9.<45 n rn ., ~or - POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN STORE FURNITURE & HARDWARE Home lite Saws Ph , Ul-3308 Chesler Vo Su1lday Btbl e Study 10 a .m., Worshrp I I a.m . and 7 p .m . B1ble Study Wednesday 7 p .m .. Voco l mus1c. MASON ASSEMBlY Of GOD Dud drng Lane. Mason W. Vo: Ches ter Tennant Postor. Sunday S( hool 9 45 am. ( h.ldren's Church b .4 5 p .m Yaung P11ople 's Ser..-Ke 6 -' S p.m Evangelistic Ser..-Ke 7 30 p.m. Women 's Mis SIO na ry Counc 1l 10 a.m . first and thrrd Tuesday ~ Prayer and Bible Study Wedne!>doy , 7 30 p m . GOD No t Pentecostol . Rev . George O i ler, pos!or . Worship 5er ... ice Sunday , 9:-45 a.m.; Sun day schoo l. 11 a .m.; wors.hip ser v•c e, 7:30 p .m. Thur sday prayer mee ting , 7:30p.m. · MT , HERMON Uni ted Br eth re n Church . Sunday School 9.30 a .m . Worshi p serv ice 10 :-45 o .m Preaching •ervices e very Sunday ohernoting wi th C. E. Wednesday pr ayer mee ting 7·30 p.m. Rev James leach, pastor. David Holt er , loy leader . ,.,ce . 7:30 . proyfl'f m11e ting, Thurs MAlON CHURCH Of CHRIST . P. day . 7.30 p .m. 0 BoJO: 487 , Mrll er St. , Mason . W. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF HARTFORD CHURCH Of CHRIST fAIRVIEW BI BLE CHUR CH . Letoll . W. Vo , Rt. 1, Re;v . Charles Harg ra ves , pastor . Worship ser vrres . 9.30 a.m , Sunday school , II o rn . evenmg worshtp . 7:30 pm Tuesday co ttag e prover rnef:.' trng and B1ble st udy , 9 30 om Wo rsl11p serv1ce. Wedne~ ­ day , 7 30 p.m. CAL VARY BIBLE CHURCH. ~6 N. Se(ond M1d d lepor1 . Alan B loc ~ w ood pastor , Services on Su,rday ot 10 30 a.m. and 7·30 p rn w1th Sunday. schoo l ol 9.30 om Bible stu dy Wednesday , 7 30 p m INDEPENDENf HO LI NESS CH URCH, INC. Corner Four th and lmco ln S l ~ .. M1ddlepor t; Re Y. ODel l Mor1ley . poslo1 Sony Hudson Sunday School supe{in ten dent. Sunday sc hool. 9:30 o .m .. eve n1ng worship , 7 30 p .m., p1ayer and prai~e se11Jice Wednesday . 7' 30 p.m ' THE PEOP LE'S CHURCH Of POMEROY Court Sl~ POME ROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS Harrl,anville Rood: Dewey King, pastor . Ed i•on 'Weolfer , oSS!t. tant ; Henry Eblin, Jr .. Sundoy t.chool su pt . Sunday JEHOVAH S WllNESSES, T m;le eos! of Rutland . junction of Route 124 and Noble Summit Rood (T174 ). Sunday Bible lecturiJ , 9 30 o ... Watchtower stud~ . 10:30 a.m.: Tuesday . Bible sludy, 7 and 8: 15 P·"l.·; fhundoy , theocra tic ~ chool , 7:30 p .m .; serlfice meeting , 8:30p.m . HOPE BAPTIST - S70 Gront St ., Middlepoel. Bobby Elk ino , posror , Sunday School, TO a .m .; worship service. 11 o .m .. eYening urvice , 7 30 p .m Thu ndoy prayer meeling and Bible iludy , 7 : ~ p.m RUTLAND FREEWill BAPTISf Ch ur ch - leland Holey , poslor . Sunday school, 10 a.m.: .,.ning servi ce , 7:30 p .m . Prayer mooring, Wednoodoy , 7,30 p,m, CHURCH OF GOD of Prophecy, locoled on tho 0 . J. Whiro Rood off highway 160. Sunday School TO a.m. IY.E!71fER OF THEM THINKS I SHOULI? MAla: WE TRIP/ I HA1'E 1D 1141\ll\ WH AT IT WOULJ DO 10 YOU TO AMKE 'T"AT TT(I" ~choal . 9.30 a .m ., morn1ng wor · ~ hip , 11 a.m . Sunday eYenin g se r - IN CHRISTIAN UNION, The Rev . Wrll1arn Campbel l, po s!o r . Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a.m . James Hughe~ . ~ upt e venin g service , 7:30 p .m, Wednes d ay evenmg praye r mee lrng , 7 30 p .m. You th prayer ~mvicee o c h lu11sd av . WINNIE A'ID COME 3AC-; CJI51LlU51CN:OD... ONCE AGA ''\1 r Pomeroy, Ohio ~h1p sor., •ce I I a.m and 7 30 pm Wee~ly Brble Sludy Wednesd ay . 7 30p.m . Corne r Main and th ~rd floor ov• r l1ghthou ~o e Re stcurcnt. Henry Coo~ . po sto1 . Sunda"y sc hool , 10 RUTLAND CO MMUNir¥ om ., morn1ng worshi p, II a.m .; C HUR~H . ~unday Sc hool . 9 30 ever1111g Hllvtc:e , 7 .30. Wednes· a rn · w a rsh1p ~er.,. , ce II a m day evening ~111vice , 7:30. In· Wed nes day ptOyfitr meet1ng 7 30 terdenominot lonol , fu ll gospel . p m youth serv1ces , Sunday, 7 RLilLAND CHURCH Of GOD Pas tor Dennis Bahu . Sunday p rn ,, Sunday ntght worsh1p 7 30 ~UllA ND CHURCH OF THE School , 10 a.m .. worship se1vice , NAZARENE R~ .., Lloyd D Grir'nm . II ,JO a .m . and 7:30p.m . Prayer Jr pos tor Sunday schoo l q 30 mee ting, Wednesday , 7.30·p .m . WILAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH am w onh1p ser v1ce , 10 30 am B, oodco st l1 ve ove1 WMPO , \iOung Of JESUS CHRI ST , Eld111 James pe o ples sefv1c o 6 30 . Miller. Bib le 5ludy , Wednesday , 7 p 111 7 30 p .m .. Sunday Schoql, 10 a.m. f>vongelu hc HH v•ce Sun day n1ght service , 7·l0 p.m . Wodnesdoy , 7 p m . CHRIST, Elden R. Bloke, past or . DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST , Sunday School 10 a.m ., Howard FIRST m.n1ster. .V .. Coy, supt ,; Morn1ng se rmo n . Charles . Ru ss ell , Sr ner of 11 om .. Sunday ni ght se rv1 ces Rrc k Mac om ber , supt Sunday Ma son Chmtron Endeovor . 7 30 p m . sc hoo l, 9,30 o.m .. w or sh1p ser Sunday "'- RIDENOUR SUPPLY KERMIT'S KORNER Pomeroy , Ohio Song serviCe 8 p m Preo chrng VI C (' I 0 30 0 m Btble Study I ues B 30 p m M rdwe ek P1oye1 dot' 7 30 p m 1neetmg Wed nesday 7 p m Roy RtORGANIIlO CHURCH Of Adam s loy leode1 SYR ACUSE CHURCH OF THE ble Sunday School 9 30 o rn mol · NA ZA RENE , ReY. Dale Bo ss , pa stor Bob Mot' re , Sunday Xhool st~pl. , Sunde)' school 9 30. morning wor ship, 10 ·45 a.m om evangelistic ser vic e. 7 p .m . prayer Wetlnesdoy serY ices ond praise. 7 p .m .. Nazarene youth 7 p .m . Oo 1ty prayer meetin g, B;30 o .m Me,-, · ~ prover meetin g. Soturdov. 7 p .m. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE •. "<r"""" "'' Supeeinrondonr John l ovedoy. First Wednesday nlghl Mtddles worth . Po,t or Sunday Sc hool o t 9 45 o.m o nd Church Ser v1ces. II a.m. SA CRED HEART , Rev Father Paul D. Welton pos!or . Phon11 997-1815 . 'Saturday eventng Man 7 30. Sun day Mau , 8 and 10om : Confeuion . Satt~rdoy , 7-7,J0p.m . CH RIST IAN BAP TIS T - On th 11 Reule 1 bypass . James E. Keesee , poll or. Sunday ~c hool, 10 a rn .. morntng wors hip. I 1 a rn . even. tng ~e r v 1 ce . 7. TR INITY Chris tian A uembly Coo lville Gtlbert Spencer : pasror . Sundo~ school . 9.30 o.m. morntng worship . II a m . Sunday even1ng sttr\ltCf . 7·30 p.m , mtdweek prayer ~oer vice Wednes day . 7;30 p .m. FRANK & ERNIE ,I TEN IN THf M()fC'NINu, w. . .. . . ar Harden of Weston, Va., - spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle Oth tlln ' ers ca 8 at the Clr,cle home were Mr. anj l Mrs. Paul Card of Horse · and Ml'8, George Cirde James Circle of New Haven, W. Va, , vl8lted with . M Ci ary rcle on Easter diU&hter of Logan, Paul CHURCH Of Moore, R, D. Racine, were CHRIST-'Gobriel Meoz , pooror , Easter Sunday l!lleatl Of Mr. Sunday ochool , 9:30 a.m.: moen- and Mrs. Robert Lee and family. M Ed fl , Foster of Pomeroy' Mr · and Mn. Gene Yoa, Charles, Suaan of Oak Grove, Uncia, Wavte, Verna and N-' Cl 1 JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER _ uwe rc e were c:Jlnner Goorge'o Crook Rood . Church 8Uatl of of Mr. And Mn. Carl school , 9' 30 o.m .: morning war- , Circle and family on Easter during regu lar chur ch hour In church basement. Sunday ....en· ing seNice. 7 p .m.; Wedn••doy serY ice, 7:30p.m. :30. Sunday. P•ov•• mHiing Wednoodoy, 7:30 Dille Circle II .._.. 1•• pm, I .,...,_,. ST . PAUL lUTHERAN CHURCH lpr .011 VI Cillo, with her Co'"'' ol Sycomoro and S.Cond Pl11111tl, 81-· ' i teacher in •hlp, 10:30: e\lenln; 1ervlce, ' Stt ., Pomer~y . The Rev. William ,Oswald NOR Til • 72 " Q Ill 4 • " J 2 + o1Q.I G5 Pa s~ n.,yelnr _h ~~:.; .~1. THAR-THAT HURT DID IT, JUGHAID? Pass Pass lie c aution . So he led Unscramble these tou1 Jumbles, insured his contract • 5 +9 the actua l 4-t spade di vision . It didn'l m al ter whal E11st I I ed, It d 1d n 't rna II cr l hat L.-'-'r"=-1""-'-T'-t,.-~':>"<:1 We$l held all the missing ~ trumps. . . . -~ 4 • 8 7 li :1 + KII!i1 2. ' by Henri ArnoldandBoblee You kno w wt'i~Jt I like best about you .. ? I _U_N_O_Q_B_,f I' I I ~1gam st b: I I I t •m"' '"" c""'~ ··-............,.._ r--=....,--, MEER B Eas t So uth T+ P <:~s~ ·5"I" Pa ss Pas!'l Pa!-ls Pas!-i Opening lead : • K By Oswa ld Ja coby and Alan Sontag , South wa sted no t ime or energy i_n worrying about having missed a grnud slam . If spades were gulng to break 3-2'he would m!t ke an overtri ck , but South wanted to be s ure of s ix aga inst a bad spade break . At trick I wo he led a spade toward his hand . Both opponents followed and every- F:a.st did lead a dwrnond . South ruffed , thl•n r uffed a low spad£• w1Lh dumm y's 10 -==-=-:--::---,1 FROM IN of t.rumps~ drew trump~ and ? daunl!d Ins slam Al!,t '- \J .J1 4 -1 I HE CALLED HER SU6AR. SECAUSE HE iHOUI&Hi SHE V \J ~ _A o...L.I---l""'-"-___,l___,l__j l.iJ :..Y :HJ U ---..., WA':> THI6 , kn~:1ti7~sr~~~~~ ;~,Ti ~~ ~~ N lcKfj lead an ace against a slam . We th1nk lhat it is gener ally co rr ec t , but like most Plays in bri dge it carries no gua ran t ee, I NE WSPAP~: t~ J..:NlTHPIU~r. " ·'-"N Now arrange the circ led leNers to lorm the surpnse answer, as sug· gested by the above cartoon Printanswerhere : --w-r"<l7...,.1"""<v'"IP..... SO ''( • J J l • 1 l X)" 1"'nswers tomorrow 1 AIDED LATEST NEED~E Central feature of ABSOLUTE DICTATORIAl rule - "EOICT" 1 Yesterday 's ! Jumbles MIN. CE (For a copy of JACOBY MOD· ERN, send S' to ·Wrn at Br~r1ge , .. care of trHS newspa· per. P 0 Box 489. Rad10 Cl/y Sratlon , New York , N Y 100191 Ans~r Jt.rnbtl Book No, 10, wtlt't . . . . . 110puutlrl., .. ~ b' $1 .35 • · p-'d tram Jumble, r:Jo ltit •••• pt~~t• . Box 34, Norwood, N.J. 0784e. lnoludl VOU" nwnl, lddr1tlt, _. OOdl and rNiw dleckl pll)'llb6l to Usa ; "IIIII bO:Jb ' ' ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME • ,\ K .J !l 7 ~ A lhoughl for lhe day : British poet William Wordsworth said, " Minds that have nothing to confer find little to perceive." ~\.!!)~~ I\ • o~K6o 5·1 " " 5 Wt•st North Pass 1f )1\11.\ft fe}1f during lhe North African campa1gn of World War 11. In 194 7, millions of Ameri can s w er e with out telephone servi ce as a nation· wide strike began . It lasted 23 days. In 1968, federal troops were ordered out in Baltimore to put down racial r ioting , wa s home from ttw wars provided he ex:erc tscd a Ill- dumm y's last one letter lo each square . to form fOUl 01d1nary WOldS' spade and played low from his own hand afler East f0llowcd ThIS sa f et y pI a y L-=,.:...::.:;:_:::;.:=--t--,.,..., ~au ld cost hun an overtrick . j V:~ 1f Wesl followed also but . . . _ ~ LJ • Q ,I il :1 Vulnerable : Bolh Dea ler : South BARNEY The moon is in its new fo llowed to that tn r k Soulh F.AST 10 66 32 K Q 10 7 4 :1 C!.S!: YOJ'rE 601\JG- 10 ~VI~C UP 1"\ -..,:; LOC\;:Y 3/N ,' Safety play insures win SOUTH IDYW ~Q BRIDGE Sunday. mool;ng, 7:30 p,m, Allllloled wlrh ~· I 0, Friday, April 7 • " • + and and Mrs. Roger Grueaer and ol Ko•on Mrol toe children, I WF.ST Cave, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ables of Bald Knob. Mr worship , 7:30 p .m.; Th urt day evening Bible study and prayer ing church , 10:30 o.rrt . Junior church program under dlrtt llon •. 5A~Es Ni"Ji'o,J :: 3ET A ~Ol.J0='¥0U'<BE~=­ Jupiter ana ~atu m . Those born on this dale are phase . under the sign of Aries. There is no morning star. English poet and The evenin g stars are l'ljilosopher William WordsMer cury, Mars, Venus. worth was born April 7, 1770. This is actor James Garner 's 51st birthday . On this day in history : In 19ZI, the first successful demonst r ation of long dista nce television was made Jacoby and Alan Sontag between Wa shington, D . C., and New York City . In 1943, Ameri can and thing loo k ed f1nr HI' IN I a British troops accomplished 4J7 'I\ trump to dummy 's QU C'('n str•l egic linkup in Tunisia a and when hath o pponen t ~ The Alamaoa c United Press loternaliooal Today is F riday, April 7, the 97th day of 1978 with 268 to follow. BORN LOSER ol monTh CPMA IINicoo , 10eond Mr. and Mrs , Dwight Wednesday WMB meering, lhird Swepston and ~· Steve, and lh•ough lilrh yourh IeNke. 18 friend of Colum ~·"-Jted G110rge Croy le. postor . IWI 'VIII HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL - 570 ·with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee G•onl Sr., Mlddleporr; Ro, , Bobby and family on Saturda)l Elkino . Sundoy school , TO o.m.: Mr. and Mrs. Q~rence morn ing worsh ip, 11: evening Grueaer of Mine-~" ' Mr. S.~;AOFORO .•• ·" T .1'vf 1\LilfAPY HAD < MY MINIMUM OArJ..Y JlEct>uiRfMEN"'" oF RE'ALI,.Y, Carmel News, By the Day E I J<.NOw I,.'S ONLY Rn. cos~- THERE/ 'floAT 5£TT.EB IT, ·' �1 1978 1 ~Th~::;;l,Middlepo~:~·ot"da .Aprill, rr7ant 1976 . BlACK FORO Gronodo ' • Cl{ARGES 1$ Yf unlsur Umlt>r C.ii.Sh ldoy 100 2d¥ys 3tliiy!i 6days "'100 Cha r~c J OO Eo~:~t'h 1 ~ 190 2:!5 l i~ wurd ovt:r Ulc tmnunwn 15 words ~~ 4 l'•:"nl.'i per o,~ o rd pt'f de~;. Ads rwmmg other than t'onst'(Ullvc da)'!:l v.:lll t>t> t'har!{t.'ll a1 tht> 1 Lhn ro<• Jn mcml.ln C<l rd of Thank!. 11nd Otntu.an 6. ~-ents lk'' ~ urd S3 00 mlll.tmUm Cash Ul!Hh ;mel' MuiJtlt! Humt- ~les arxl Y11rd Sklr~ ctrt: I:I L-ccple-U only wtlh t ash wnh onlcr Z5l'ent ehlltgl' !ur l'!ds l arn· lllg Box Numlk:r In Cart' of I ht· St·n· lmt: l Thl:' Pubhs~ r n:~ n l'S ttw rt~ht Wn ur rcJed on~ w.h dt"t'mt'd ulJ. w ~·ttor~al TJw Pubhshcr ~'> Ill not bt• fur more llk1n urlt' lnl'ut· n::spun ~t blc ftl(.'\ lll.'il'rliUII l>tlunl' 99'2-ll» NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES M,mdU' Nu;.ut uP S.. tunlil' Tuesd<1.1 Lhru Fn(J ~' 4 p \1 llw.o tUn \)t'fott' f.1Ulllll ,tllil!\ Swtd<~} ~ I' \l Fmlil J uftt·rn•I\Jil IN LOV ING memory ol hnee Hud son who lefr u~ or> Apr1l 7 ]q69 by ~or• lorry dau gh te r •n law lmdo alld grand daughter Lou HudSon Sad ly rnts~ed IN MEMORY a t our bel oved wde mother and grandmo the r Mrs Faye Log on who pas~cd away Ap r rl8 1q70 Gone But Not For go!!en You r ~omdy M om IN LOVI NG memory of our dear mo ther and grandmo ther Edrth L Hood who po~sed away 2 year~ ago Apr rl6 1'06 For those of you who ho..,e o morhe• Jer1der her wrt.h core '!'ou II ne . . er I.. now how much you mrs~ her Unfll you see her vocanr charr Sadly rn•ssed by daughrer~ grnod chddren and great grand chrldren Notic~ THE RACINE Voluntee r F1re Deportment w rtl ~ponsor o gun shoot eYery Saturday at 0 prn a t !he~r bu1ldrng m Boshon Fo e lory cho ke guns only ClE ARAN CE SALE begms Man Feb 13 at Sew·N Sew Ou t let Mo rn Srreet Ro c•ne A ll polyesrer double knr ts reduced ,iQ•. and lhreod brg ~pool 5 l or Sl so·. NEW SHIPMENT OF bed sheets S2 00 lb 0 8. h House ol Fobrr cs I mde below M od dleport on SR 7 GUN SHOOl Rutla nd Legran· Form every Sunday at 1::2 00 noon Sponsored by VFW RFVIV AL AT M rddleporl lndepen dent Holrnm,s Church new rhurch ) Peed Street M rd dlepor 1 Evongelrsr w .ll b~'> the ReY Dovrd Lr ghr and l=a m•ly Ap nl 2 1978 7 30 pm nrghtty c;,ongrng n•ght l y Spe(oO I EYeryone wellome Rev 0 Ot;> ll M onle y Pastor llA(INE GU N Cl ub Spec•al M eellng on wtld I tie Thur ~day nrght Aprrl 13 ot7 30 pm THE RA CINE Volun teer F1re Depr rs d1scon trnue rng the rr gun c;,hoo h for the seas on The dept w1shes to thank every or1e l or helprng make the mot ch{'c;, ~ucce~s f ul FOU ND key r•ng wrlh key1 H' Iron! of Oor ly Sent1nel o ff •ce Ph one 997 71561o rdentr l y LOST ONE fe male blocM and whrlc Englrsh Setter on Oak R1dge area c;.ourh of Chester Reword no questrons o sio: ed 9B5 394 7 Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash l • 4 ,., ym yltop or r condr t i~nin g P.S , 0 30 ~.~., A~;~ ~~~~ elle ,: f~e deck rncluded Ph one 742-3187 01 992. 5323 1971 OLOS CUTl A SS rn goo d con drtton A uto P S P 8 011 11200 1971 CADillA C ELDO,ADO Phone 991 7461 1Q71 FORO L10 4 dr AM rad1o Olf power C IE"<Jn A 1 condr tron Why pO) rnore SlOC(t 9Q2 5407 tWw 3 H p Bnggs and Stlai!OII motor new c. ho on new rlu td1 Runs good 1'174 AMC HORNET Hotch bodo. X [ .. cellen t cor,dttron P S aut o r..-d e~tertor bloc~ rn!error lrrm Coil Vernon Welx!r 742 :no WAll lEX VINYL coated ond pre po~ted wall covetrng~ Choo 'e /rom 6 4 po!!~1n boo~~ Qurrk !>en.qce Phone '-99? 3748 o r 997 5020 Krng Bu ,lcier\ Supply Co Mrdd icpor t 0 Plnnly o f lree por~rng 1974 GRAN lORINO A'11 p ~ au to good regular and snow lore~ E.. cel fenr shope Coli Mason 304 773 536 1 alt£>r 6 OLIVER GRAIN Drrll qood condr TJon $ I .SO Al~ o 7 ft dtc1g d • ~c S7.S Tupper"! Plorm Ohro 101·1) ()b7 3368 s:noo pm IQ77 I-ORO GRANADA '2 dr o cyl gas save1 .AM FM radro CB 8 trocl.. Excellent con di Iron S3b00 9CI1 3960 Only 9000 m r fe~ 1971 ( A MARO tn good (Ondrtron Coli 997 5769 197 4 YAMAHA Dl 150 blellenr condr l ron (o11997 6349 IQ7o HONDA CB 750 b~cellenl <ondr t ron Colt oftc>r 7 prn 985 3919 GOOD M IX ~ O hoy for ~ale (oil 949 2763 FARMAll 8 troe! or l or ':>Ole Coli 949 1763 t'orSale ECONOM¥ TRA CTOR wrlh oil ot tochrnenrs l rke new o~ lo. rn g $7150 Ph one i6l4 t 698 3790 949 2B57 197 <~ PINT O WAGON Good c'on drtron Lec;,~ than 40 OOCl mrle~ Frresrone 5 h p rotot.ller ·! , ~e new 9n · 613<~ AUf·tion gla~~wore TWO STOR¥ home hause 6 rooms and bo th cellar out burld1ngs 4 acres fond at edge of Rutland Comple te tro1le r hook up also 2 bon~ ~ appro• !> ed properly ol SIS 500 Phone 99") 7(Jq 4 IN RUTLA ND 6 rooms portrol both ro t porI ulrlrty buil dmg On b1g !or ( fly wa ter ga s 741 788 1 APPROX 70 one- ~ on FlatwoOds Rd /CJ FIN l11r and wo t1"• ovorloble Scoc ~ S ir. C'y Hrll Porrwr oy Phone qq:; JB85 monog~->rru>nt NEED A WATER SOFTENER? 1Q07 S"'-YliNE 10 • SO 7 b!•droo111 rr orle1 Potrh undl'rprrmrrrq luc>l ool rani. par Holly lu""'l1 £>d Coil Q97 3q 14 aflpr J 30 Landmark 1969 11 " bO une br>dr oo rn Gm range wood ~ool lrf'al (Orpp r !?000 985 41HI ~ bO tl Co 10 11\0brlc> home 7 hf'dr OOil\ oil qa\ fut nr~hPd Day pho n<• 99'} b()49 o r alte r 4 14 ] 3092 197) I "} soften & condi)i on you r water w ith Co-o p softener, Model Now Only REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Let us test you r water Fr ee Pomeroy landmark 9 .. _Jack W. u rsey, MQr Phone 991·118 1 111 our -- - - APPLIANCE SERVICE AVON RE PRESENTAl i'VtS NhttR lOOI<ED 50 GOOD You wrll too sellrng world lomou~ pr o duch Fle • rble hour~ H•gh ear nrng~ Call 74/ 13~4 We h awe enlarged o u r senice department and will servtee Hotpoint and other brands 1967 CHE VY I , ron E"' cellenr co ndrtron 53 ()(X) mrle~ $1?00 lrr m 9.tt9 70-4 2 Pnmerov landmark 1959 CJ S Jeep Chevy V a ~ tecl cob 575() 9B5 3923 .... Rodney Downing Real Estate Broker I 976 CHE VROLET J, ton po r k up f , cellent condrtror1 S3SOO Reedsvrlle 614 378 631 1 HOBSTETTER REALTY · Oft ice H ours : 9a .m. to5p .m. .an d Your Full Tt m e R""' Estate Broker On e th rH bedroo m home, 'l a cr es o l grou nd on R I 7. Tuppers P la tns , Ohio. r ARM EQUIPMENT John Deere {q() Co rn planter go od condr N!W j hedr oo<n h o u~r• 1 barh~ r.on SJ70 A llr~ Cholrn('r~ ~moll oil (·IN I Ol ll· M rdrlh·porr round baler Pur c ho~ed ne ...... r lt;H' t o Rut land Phoru ClQ7 1971 exrellent r ondrt •o n 7481 Sl 800 Ma!>Se'r' ferguson hay COU NIHY !arm and V"orllr ~l'tfud co ndrrroner good cond rt ron r>d w oo d~ wOIN and Q<Jorl Ol ~4 00 R eed\~·lle 61-437tl 6J 11 C0 \0, on Monrot> (O'i"'l' W Jo t<no 15ft ~to r cro h boor ond ~ I UOO dawn ( 0 11 )04 17 ") !rarler wrth 70 h p Mer (U ry 3107or 304 77} Jll7 engtne lrMe new $3600 Comrnerc .o l pr np••rl¥ opprn . 17 997 7191 ac r o~ lc,c l01u-! lul01l!d 0 1 HAY AND 001 corn Hog Ieeder !uppe r~ 1-' lnrn~ ( lll Ohr o Houre and rncubator Model 17 Wrn 7 Ph on(> bl4 frM 630-l ches ter sho! gun /47 2J59 On e 4 tiectroo m . ranch . very modern , West Sh.!!lde. near' Chester, Ohio. One 3 bedroom . new. Crow Subd ivr slon . near Frve Po rnts Cheryl Lemley A"ocl•te Home Phone 742-2003 Hrlton Wo lfe , Sr . Ano ciat e Home Phone 949 2589 GeorgeS . Ho bsle"er Jr . Bro k er Home Phone 991 ·5739 HAY FOR ~ olf! Call q92 7306 NEE D MONEY ? three Th ree lodre\ ro work I 0 hours o week SbO o week Wr1te PO Bol( 7'}(1 H r o Dorlt~ Sentrnel Pomeroy O H SO ME O N~ to do hou~ec leonmg wac;,h w rn d ows NH 0 etr Also m1 ddle aged w om an to share hom e 'IY2 5798 BOAT 1.4 long oluonrr,um HC>a"'y duty trorler 9 ' • h p E. ·o nrude motor 742 1b56 1q75 KAWASAKI 400 wrth e_.trm 5500 mrlor. 9f17 7040 Jq69 VAN Good body Good run nrng (on drtr on Phone 643 ')'}6~ CAU IN GALLIPOLIS AT 446-3643 Evenings Call446·37t6 or446 -7881 OlD FU RNITURE~ 1ce boxes bran beds rron beds . etc . (O mplere households Wr rte M 0 M rller Rt o4 Pomeroy Oh1 0 or co lt 1575 Coli 991 381>6 JQ54 CHEVROLET 1q5• po5~enger buc;, $4 00 Phone 71.'1 2460 9'12·6370. CHIP WOOD . Po le s mO l(, d iameter 10' on largest end sa per 1on Bu ndled slo b, S6 per ton Del ive red to Ohto Pollet Co .: Rt . 2, Pornef oy. 992-2689 . LINCOLN HTS . A very nice 11 • st ory 4 bedroom home in good cond1tion Features a basement w i th ft,n ts hed family room and l aundr y room , eat tn kt tchen , llvinQ room & bath L arge lot with tenced y~rd Call now, priced to sell at Sll.OOO . Chec k our low, low pr ices on .. Chesler, Ohio 10·30·C or BRICK HOME NEAR STOR ES - 3 bedrooms, ba t h , ce nt r a l heating, a nd par t i al basement . Has forma l d tning , liv ing and sitting roo m s N tee oak tr im inside A home to be proud of fo r only $13 ,500 SYRACU SE - L1ke new 3 bedroom home with large leve l lo1 Na tural gas ce n tra! heating and equ ipped ki t chen . Just 5 years o l d . An investmen t ol $25,000 . Recreational park just a wa lk away NEW Ll STlNG - 30 acres out of town with repa irable 6 room house Has a dr ill ed we ll and · dug we ll to be p iped in to the house 116.500 Wil l trade NEW LI STJNG - 9 acres on St at e Rout e Has elec t r ic and Leadmg Creek wa t er a v ailable . Good build1ng stte tor 510. 000 . Ktlchen Cabin•"· Roofing , EX PERl Rad 1n ••·u Sidewalks , Service Remodeling. Conc:rete Patios , New Construction I ROGER HYSELL DAVID BRICKLES e.t'• . · General Contracting SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ~U92·21 7 4 GARAGE & Route 2 Pomeroy, Ohto 45769 Esltmates by Appointment Phone 992-7 119 224·1f c V• miles oH Rt. 7 by -pass on St . Rt. 143. 1oward Rutland , 0. Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 3·12 l mo. THE PHOTO PLACE WILKINSON Small Engine Sales & Service 498 Locu !l t Street Mtddl eport , 0 . Weddings Portraits Passports P hon e +9 2-1092 LAWN BO Y MOWERS & Anniwe~ries BOLEN MU LC H E R S Special Ocw10n1 sa te Pr ice d N ow Th ru Ap ri l 20th YOUR WEALTH IS DETE RMlN ED BY YOUR ASSE TS. INV EST NOW G. Bruce Teaford 11&·1 mo MU R R Y' L i m i t ed Supp l y Jl6 l mo . For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At MOORE'S PWMBING & HEATING INC. 300 Ma in Sf Pomeroy, Oh io PomeroY 992-6281 or 992-6263 BA M. lo4 :30 P.M. NEW Ll ST lNG - 85 secluded acres along shade river Man y bur!d ing sr tes Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service Ph. t91·ll41 AND SE RVICE 11 ·9tfc 31"~ lot s it WETHERAU CONCRETE Harllord 882-2175 H ender son 671·1581 . UNION OP ERATED 3 JO 1 mo. & " ,JI EXTERIOR PAINTS AT with ··:KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Phone 991.3748 or 992-5020 FR EE PARKING 3 31 ·1 mo RE DUC E D Ow-ner needs t o sell pow, n ice 3 bedrooms, fireplace , mo dern kitche n . otne r ., features $ 12 ,500.00. $33.000 00 LAR GE HOM E - Lots ot ground , co nla ins 7 apa dment s w i th outs i de en t ra nces, large garage, close to shopping 513.850.00 O LDE R 1111 st ory fram e, needs some reparr but an excellent bu y , 3 bedrooms, bath . sma ll lot . Close to shopping. 57,000 .00. Sl OT HER PROP ERT IES TO CHOOSE FROM 5U RELY ONE Wl LL SUIT YOU - STOP IN . HE NRY E. CLELANO REALTO R · HA NK , KATHY & LE ONA UJ 11 .., I EUIOTT APPLIANCE II 110 E. Ma in 51. Pomeroy , Ohio 4-4· 1 mo . Movie M achi ne 4 , TV C lassroo m 8 , Repor l 10 , Ken tucky Afield 13. 7 OQ-F~n tor Eve r yone 6: _\'host Busters 8. Publlc Poll ey Forums 10; Grape Ape 13. 1 1 4 lid · t d Report 3· Wo r l d of Sur v va ' S 7 3~ a ur ayt M hamma· d All 15 Dus1y"s Treeho use . ' 6· Wacko 8. Weekend SpeCJal 13 Ro bonlc 8 OO.:. Hong Kong Phooey 3, 4,15. Three Slooges 8, 10. dB B 10 8 . 3 ~G l obetru1ters 3.4, 15; Spee u gg~ · · B nny· 9·0o-Scooby' s Laff.A.Lymp1CS 6,13; ugs u . Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 10 3~Pink Panthe r 3,4, 15; Batman -Tarz~n 8.~01.3 Pan 1s 3 4 15 Kroflt Supers ow · · B 11 oo-Saggys t lnel ; J1S Liltle Rascals 4; Secr ets 11 · 3~ pace en ' ' . of l ~l!n~ o:~h:h~o~r"3~~~.l~eekend Specl al 6: Uttle 12 .0QF t Alberl B JO · Ac11on News fo r Kld 13. Rascals 4, a • ' d t d 13 Adam 12 · 3~ Thunder 3, 15; Amerlcan Ban s an • . 12 4: Poln l at VIew 6. Space Acade my 8, 10. 1 00 · ~" U 4 4 15. Ou ldoors Wlth J·OQ-Baseball Warm · P 31 8 ' Mr Magoo 10, t· , 6 . Vlewpo n J ulius Boros . Evenl ng wlth Billie Jea n Kmg 33 R . 15 1 3~Sou l Train 6: acers 8• 1 15-Baseba ll 3,4, : " Ch ka" ' 13 · Makl ng F11m Festival 10: Movie u • , Things Grow 33. .. . M 1 ·· p~rates of Tor . 2 DO--Movie " Embassy 0 '<~ 8. 4 oo-Baseball 3, 15, Movie Roofing Remodeling Room AdditiOns Garages W!NTERGH to your houHJ? l et u~ m o~o rroce~\o r y re porrs AI l ro111r11 Con!> l ruc tron 74.7 23 78 AI Tromm PIANO IUNlNC Lane Donrel ~ A l\o ,, ond od1u s trnen t s 9CI:1 ·25B1 rl no onswm coli Construction 741 .1318 e Wo rk Gua ra nteed 2 lO·tf C ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Swoopers t oo~ t eH rrons all ~mo ll applran ces lawn mo wer. next ro )ta te Highway Garage 011 Route 7 Phone (bl4 ) 985 3815 REMOOEliNY,., P[umbrng heatmg and all rype~ o l genera l 1uporr Wmlr. guo1onteed 70 )i(Wt ~ eJF perranw Ph one 9C'/7 7409 Real !<:slate Cor Sale FOUR J< UOM ~ both 1 ~ 0 I t road fron tage on SR 1'14 Brr ck 10 roorn~ 3 both~ l ull basement 1' • OCIC on IH 7 0 l OOms . 2 l omt l'( ren ted SJSO month I ' 1 one R! 7 John Sheets El o • 6.4 M 1ddloport CENTRAL REALTY co~ LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 ACRES with a nice 11,, slor y hous.e with 3 bedrooms and 11, baths . Mostly 11 1, 700 will buy a good 2 bedroom house wi th bal h. Garage and storage bulldlng . Nat . gas hoo t Driveway Is e le ct . heated. N ice Ohio River view . Furnitu re can be bought extra . Price reduced for quick sole. PRICE DRAS Tl CALL Y REDU CE D - 1'1> acres nice lay ing land with a nice l2•61oll carpeted mobile home completely furn ished . 2 bedrooms built on with nlce 949·2657 50 ACRES - FREE GAS . Why worry a bout the high cost of healing your home, dr ying your c lothes, hoi water etc . We ho•e a 111, story house with 3 bedrms ., and both, dining room With fi re pl ace . Full basemen! Large pond stocked , Pr lced only ~2.300 . KID S IN YOUR HAIR, LOOK HER E - Fl•e bedrooms, nice Ph stor~ h ouse, large living room with shining oak flooring, Iorge kitchen with dining area , 2 lull baths. 2 bedrooms down and 3 upst airs . Com pletely lnsula1ed with F.A. nat . gas fur·nace. Largo porches & ~•rage Loc ln Chesler. Pr ice Sl9,800 We Neild Llallngo We ha-. bvyen lor many lypoa of property. CALL JIMMY DEEM, Associate, tn-2111 Grou e r s 33 ( XC A V A liNG doH~r loader and bad.hoo wOrlr. dump ltu c M~ and lo bop l or hrru wrll haul l rll drrl to ~o r l , lr rne~t one o nd r g ro vel Call Bob or Roget Jel · l ets day phone CW1 108q nrghr J;_hone 9Q7 3525 or 992 523'1. lXCA V A I lNG doun bo<khoe and dr tchor Char les R Hot · lreld Back Hoe Servrce Rutland Ohro Phone 7 ~ 7 2008 Wi l l do roofrng con~ tr vc t ton plvmb1ng and hcatrng No 1ob too forgo or too small Phone 74113•8 HOWERY AND 902-7081 All carpel Installed CO\/Otrng ~eptrc t~oyslums dozer , bac khoe, dump truck lunes to nu , grovel , blackt op po\ling Rt . 143 . Phone 1 (61 4) 69B 7331 BATHRO OM S AND K11 che ns remod eled ceromrc tde plum· brng <orpentry and gener al ma1ntenonce 13 yeot~ Ok · penence 997 -JbBS. PUlLIN S EXCAVA TING . Com plere Ser\ltCe Phone 9q2 -2478 llon Lady luck atcl s your s lr g ht es t cHa rt ARIES (M01ch 11-April 191 A lu c k y clay lor yo u fm anc1a lly so d yo u 11ave l)u srness or co m m e1c tal <l Caltng s hang tng ltte try 10 tmal tle 111em tod<Jy F11J d o u t to whom you re roman lt· Ca lly !HJtte cl by se nding fo r yo ur co py ol Astra -Graph L e tter M a rl 50 ce r1t s lOt each and a long . se ll -a d d r e::~se d s ta mped e n ~e l o jJ e 10 A s t ra G raph . P 0 Bo< 4R9. RM 10 C1ly Sla I ton. N Y 100 19 Be s ure to spect1y bHth stg n TAURUS (April 10·May 20) Any St lua!ion where mato r ISS ue s are at sta ke yo u Nrll handl e be auldullt You are tn h armo ny wr lh your se lf Nothtn g wrll dr s tufb you See 33 ACROSS I Bunyan 's blue ox 1975 PINTO STATION WAGON TRUCK 1975 GMC GENTLEMAN JIM PACKAGE 3295 P.S.. P.B . factory ai r, tilt wheel . AM·FM. tape. Bucke t CAR 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT ... .... .. .... . 11095 2 Dr H.T , air , p 5. P.B.• vinyl roof. 1 1975 COUGAR XR7 .................. ....... 3695 Landau roof. P S, P B , a 1r . rally wh eels, rad i al tires, twm rac 1ng m irrors EXT RA NICE . 1973 FORD LTD .... ............ .....•. .. ...• 1295 1 a~r 1 1973 A.M. AMBASSAOOR.................. 1695 Brougham cust om t il L cr ut se, 3 seater .. rack. n ice 0 •••••••• • • 0 0 • • 1 • 0 ••••• • • • •••• • 895 '2195 b I .. 1 1 L~u!":~-----J PUBLIC AUCTION Pet• lor ::iale HOOF HOLLOW H 01~e~ Buy !!ell trade or !roon New end u!>ed ~oddlt!~ f{ut h Reeves Albany (614 ( 696 3790 RI~ING STAR Kennel Bootdmg Indoor and outdom r Ufl'> G1 oo mmg o il brood~ (leon ~onr rory I I I f o c tlrt !P~ Che~h11e Phonc (6 1<1 ) 367 0792 AKC BOXER puppres Hove sho ts been wormed 11 weeh~ old 5100992)716 8 MO old purobr ed /Qmole toll re S20 Coli 9<!7 311J BOXER PUPPIES Brrndel to1or b ...... ec kb old SSO 949 2<~93 oltet 6 Sat. Eve., AprilS 7:00P M. Hav mg rent ed my bu tld i ng loca ted on M am St . tn Rutland . 0 , Wi ll se ll the following . Full size offlce desk, gas coo king ra n ge, cam e l ba c~ tr unk , 3 pc . bed r oom sui t e, ntce ant i que u l ra ward robe. tables, lamp'S, other i t em s, pl us Ja f g e truck loa d of ot h er n ew mer ch a nd rse . B ecvcles , g rrl l s, t oy s , l oots, po cket knives . t ur n et ure , pok ey pot s. stl'tlerst one pots & pa ns, pa mt b r ushes, f ireplace, a u 1o mott ve acces ., recline r s, m any 1l e m s not me nfe o ned . Ow n er. Sher man Tt lhs Sale rnsede but ldtng , sorry, m ust bring your ow n c hatr. Te rm s of Sale : Cash o r check w tth posi t ive SEE T HEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE QOY F BU UBSK 0 1967 PLYMOUTH ~ATEUITE ··········•····· 295 1 Good Dependob/e Tronsportotlon Speclols 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY ...•.•.••...•..... .•.• 1595 Auto .. H,T. LMOUEPEAK XA QOY SECA K 1969 FORD XL 2 DR ...................... ... '595 ' 1968 FORD MUSTANG 6 CYL. .... ..~ •..... 1495 Au1o 1968 FORD LTD 2 DR HT .•....•.•.•.••.....1495 1969 PLYMOUTH SATEUITE 4 DR ..•..... ..S295 DEPENDABLE red , with while leather tntertor . Galaxle 500 1 Dr H T 1974 OODGE .• .: ..... ..... .. ..... ........ ... s2195 1974 PINTO. .. ..•.•..... ... ..... .......... .. s1995 2 Dr .. auto., radio . Your 1973 CHEVY CHEVEUE STA. WGN... .. Choice 1973 AMX JAVLIN ..•........ .... ...... 1972 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE ........ ... 1 1972 OLDS ...•••.........•.•......... .... .... 795 $}Qgs 4 Dr , 1970 BUICK.... .... .. .. ............... ...... '595 LeSa br e 4 Dr . RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Rieber 667-J46J 1 mile north· St . Rt . 7 Tuppers Plains. Ohio '· 1969 SKYLARK.' .......... ... ' ... . ' .. .. .... 395 4 Dr . 1977 THUNDERBIRO.. ... .......... ...... .. 15495 Air . P.S, P B., sharp . 1974 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 4 DR.•. .'3295 Sharp, clean & loaded 1976 TORINO 4 DR ...•......... ......... .. 13295 V 8. P.S., AM .FM. 1973 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON ... ..'1695 Local owner. P S, P B , Stereo radro 1975 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT... ......... 12395 4 cy\ , auto. trans., very c lean 1977 FORD COURIER PICKUP. .•......... .. 13595 Ve r y low m lledg e Like new 1977 FORD F-100 PICKUP..... ............. ~3995 'TRUCI.CS AND 'VANS 6 cy l , st d . 1rans .• mag type wheel cove r s a. more 1975 FORD VAN........... ..... ........... 11295 1975 CHEVY LUV PICKUP.................. 12495 307. au to .. Econoline 300, runs good . li ttle rough Topper , Sid Trans , 4 cyl. • 1 1974 FORD··· .•.. ...........•.... .....•... , 2495 ton. 4 spd.. P.S., P B. 1975 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP....... .. .. ...... . 12795 Now In Stock 1 y, ton plckup, L. W B., s1d 1973 INTERNATIONAL .......... ....... ... 11695 1974 FORD F-100 PICKUP................ 12495 ' 'Ton plck up. auto., P.S., P.B 1970 FORD ...•. .......·.. .•.•..•....•...•...• 1695 1973 Olds 98 4 Dr.......... ... .. .... ....... sg95 1968 Ford Torino Cpe .... ........... .........1250 1974 Vega Cpe. GT ........................ 11695 1973 Pinto Wagon ............. ............ 11295 1972 Pontiac Catalina Sed....•..... ......•. sg95. 1973 Buick Regal Cpe . .1.~~~~ 1.. ... ... ...... .11695 \973 Buick Regal Cpe...1 .'-:'~:~: 1••••.••••.••• 11995 1973 Cutlass 4 Dr. Sedan . ~ ~.".d. 1............ 11795 1973 Buick LeSabre Sed ............ ... ... .. 11795 1973 Caprice 4 Dr. H.T.... .. .... .......... .'1995 1973 Cad. Deville Cpe ...... .. ... .. ..... ..... 11995 • 1973 Cad. DeVIlle Cpe...................... .12495 1975 Delta 88 Royale Cpe..'.~~ -~~-~~~........ 13995 1975 Delta 88 Royale Cpe..1.~ ..~ 1.u.e.1.••••••• 13495 1975 Cad. Deville Cpe ...... •. ........ ... ... 15600 1976 Cad. Deville Cpe .. ................ .... 17500 1976 Cad. Deville Sed ..... .. ............... s-I'J· 00 1976 P~. Volare Sed .. .... .. ........... ...• .'3195 1978 Cul Sedan 4 Dr ...1 .~~ ~~~~~ -~?. ~ ...... '6295 1977 Cut. Wagon .......... ..... ............ 15995 1974 Pontiac lemans Cpe. .• ............... 12295 v.a, auto. 1rans . P.S. 1975 FORD F-100 SUPERCAB PICKUP... . 3095 • 6 Cvl , std. trans. 1974 FOR0 ..•.. .•.... ....•.. .... .....•.... !1895 Ton Plckup. TO DAN THOMPSON FORD American Motors , 2 dr .• a u to 11, GREAT WAY ~ I ~·\y 1975 GREMLIN .... ........................ 11895 ~~ A J 0 F ,. 19'7 8 Krng F'ealure! Sy ndaea le, Inc. 0~ 1 Real nice . Largest Selection· In The Valley 9Q7 30QO 1974 FORD .. .............. ................. 11795 ; Dr H.T. 15 IN STOCK and bo th Classic. a ir. P S.. P B , auto.. 4 Dr . 1 Auto. P.S. 4 10orn s Relcrenu~'> requ rred or I.A 0X NV G n FI. E8 Ii\. I.i\ 0X w R Q OY 1975 CHEVY ................................12995 1972 PLYMOUTH ...........•.... ....•. .......'895 BED FOR YOU FOR RENT rent I V . U X A Q B J AF .- YO .J WAS HBXFYBF Yesterday's Cryptoquote: NOBODY REMEMBERS EVERY· 1WNG, BECAUSE NOBODY IS' INTERESTED IN EVERY· 1WNG .-JEAN PAUL Dart 2 Dr . Slan l 6. MAKES A CHOP" GROIJ ND fo1 shares 7 411566 F A Z AM I AE F L IV Std .. AM-FM s lereo Loaded, L l pstte k Sh arp! seats. IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT ;, 1977 COUGAR XR7..... ............ .. .......15995 1968 OLDS 442. 00 MOB ilE HOME rn Harrr,e DA ILY C' RYPTO f! UOT E - H ere's h ow t o work it : QXB CARS 88 Rutland 11 9' uo Ph one ~n - 5858 DOWN UXA MA SPECIAL , As Low A.. sq yd. '4, & up 142 ·221 1 12 r I CRVI' TO<!I IflTES J I 4 Dr .. P.S., P. B , FO R m'r~:. t onte 38 - patriae 39 Discourages 40 Gamsa y 5 Mordeca1 's N CBS News 10. ews 6 • Rubber Back Carpet RUTLAND FURNITURE rent R enta l ~ ro les l or ~enro1 ( rtr(en !l Cont qct Vdloge Mo11or Ap t ~ M rddleporl 992 7787 API B~ o Flea Marker Sole o t the Amcrr con Leg•on Hall Hutlond Ohro Sa rurday Aprrl I Sth Fr o1n tO !til 5 Al so o Bak e Sale by the Hurlond Emerqen cy Squad I hey II bco 20 drlieref1t tab le!> THEY LL POMEROY, 0. PH. 992·2176 International I Harvester I New Idea _ One letter Sllllf! IY stau ds fnr ann llwr l11 th1s samp le A i s u sed (or th r lhrl'r I.'s X f m thr· !l\u! I ., l' l<" St n~ lc lette r~. ro ph eS, l hC' it.•ll,L:th M id f nt!lla t! !lll n f lltl' "ords ilrC :liJ t s Each da) tlw l'O dc h·ll t'l !-1 :11e <hfTrrt•n l. wil~ Call / 42-2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT COUNlRY MOBILE Horn(' Park Rourc 33 nort h of Pom eroy Lorg£' l o t!> Call997 7479 by THOMAS JOSEPH I~;;;~~:;:::~~==~~~;~~~~ padd i ng a t n o charge . Expert m sta lla t i on. and see what you' re gelling - Good solocllons - Fully slockod opt ., 5434 I 1 I TRACTOR Que Pas•: us:r:~~~3~elk 4.15. Hee Haw 6,8; Bugs 7 OQ-News 3, La S I 113 · Electr lc Co 70; Battle pee a 011d un Phone 9Q7 I Equipment Co. I [JJ@l§J~fJJKING Love Boat'6, 13; An other Day 8 , 10 . nn~ 10: D i vino . Defen s ~ve o r Defenseless . 33 Flooring In Stock JN EWSP IIP[ R ENI£1/PJ'l iS[ ASSN I f urn o ~hed tu rnr~ h ed MEfGS I PR OBATE COURT uF niece I Raimondl or MEIGS COUNTY , Ghillurov OHIO ESTAT E OF MILO 11 Reg1on Wantrd to It en! EMERSON GUTHRI E. 12 Gather 2 Protective DECEA SED WAN I 10 1e11 t Fu r nr~hed house gram coverlllg Case No 223.42 or ap 1 No ~ ~d~ 01 pe T!> 13 Suggestive NOTlC E OF 3 Badly Porneroy o• Mrddlepor t area APPOlNTMENT matenal in need pr eferr od 304 887 3379 · OF FlOUC IARY Yesterday's AIL<wer On Marc h 20 , 1978 , 1n tne 14 Sculpted 4 Conswne 10 Flus h Z5 Tuned in Metgs Cou nty Probate Court , 5 Accdmpany LEO (J uly 1?·Aug 22) You re Case No 22J41 , Le na Ethet 15 Soak up 16 Resiliency Z 6 Essences 1D • luckrer today th an yo u wrll Ue Guthrre , R 0 2, Coolvt ll e, 16 Haul 6 ''Jaws" star 19 Sea For ::iale. ll•"'t or Trade 29 Pretend lor Oh ro 45773 was appointed Not respon si b le lomorrow 111 sr tuatt o n s wher e 17 Shrew 7 Columnist swallows acc•dents . you c w rcrse authonty Ge l Adm1n istrat r t)C ot the es tate 18 Speechiher 30 D1ary i t em FOR SALE O! !rode 1973 trnwln of Milo Emerson Guthr1e, - Horst Auctroneer · Bi ll Brown you r mess ag e across now 20 Dutch 32 Black· Fr . Can t mental 11 do or rown car deceased . tate of R D , 20 Gr atily VIR GO (Aug . 23·Sep1. 22) Be· Coolvi l le , 011 10 8 Struggle 35 Rink Loaded wr th opt ron.;, V!!r { good pain ter 21 Classy guy cause your 1uclgrncn1 ts far 9 Turned con d rt1an 747 2336 L----------' 23 TV set style covering Mannmg D Web !! l er 22 At that sce rn g concl usto ns you d raw 36 Frenzted Probate Jud ge time J:"""_ins"f' : J ·d., e r.:ou_t"TA_Z4 W orrn up now wtl l b f' qu rl e l ortunat e tor C lerk you Howe ver you m us t ex23 Solicitude (3 ) 24, 31 (4) 7, Jt c e rcr se the r11 to dav 24 Have £cONOM¥ a uthor1ty 25 "- What Comes Natur'lly" 26 Prophet 27 Country 9 3~MaudeB . 10. Works fast, hotels 10 . DO-Fantasy Islan d 6.13: Kojak8.10. Soundstage 33 . sa ves you 28 Emergency Meeting ol Minds 20 . 11 00-News 3.4,6. a, 10, 13.15, Watch Your Mout h 33, li ght time 11 ·1 5-A BC News 6 source ll · 3~Sa 1u r d ay Night 3.4.15; Movie "" Inte rva l'" 6: 31 Ba laam 's Second City TV a, Movie ""T.he You ng lit ions" 10. mount Movie "" Glan l" 13; Jana ki 33 . Kind of 32 1'2 ~Do n Ki r shn e r 's Roc k Concert B. profit l :OQ-M ovie "The Las t A d vent ure" 3; M ov ie " I n 33 Hamilton Ene my Co untr y'' 4; Wolfm an Jack 6. bill 2 O~ M ovle "Web of VIo lence " 13; 3·0Q-News 3 ..,.,.1,,, •111 ou q h ra uot1 iObs v.ll n tn•<. n y po wer 3 . 3~Movle "'The Wise Guys·· 3. 3 : ~ABC News 13 ; 34 Skin tu •ra o.. ll• ' M o•.v 3 ar tro '.. an h uut pl nw t II 5·31l-Bewllched 3. soother bL. I! J :• !Pm oJ•' ~ro v, l•l l t,i <; ' w 11'1 2 1 Org Movie Channel 4 36 Baseball {l.li ,ICtH" ••Il ' '-. ' , 1 d u r 'ti II[ t) , '' ' v. r; lk 5 & 7 PM . - Outlaw Bl ues I PGI pc .,, • ~~, , n. , 111 (l(>a• ,,, \ll .,o flu'' n ,_, '!oo;s glove 9& 11 P M. - Star is Born IRI .l .J l {)mQ' ... lU I Ch •ran<,fTlr<,<; r n tr1< 1 lo flp •t: n 37 Extract Th Remembers 33: I . 3~ Llttle Rascals 3. Lowe61 0 om~pon A Classlc 20. All Slar Any1hln~ G,oe;O:,~e 6n~; . Jetferso ns 8.10, H · ~ 33 8 oo-Chlps 3.4, 15. a 118 Onedln Ll~e 10: Roya l ~M~vle '" McQ'" 3.4.15: 9 A Karenina 8 3()--Ted KQ•ghl B.JO, · 9' and 12' VinYl J AND 4 RM densome b ec ause yoLJo l ove tandem what you 're dorng today Muc h 9-4 9 2o41 will be acc o mpl rshed to yo ur sat •sfactron .51 ARCRA.Fl 5RI NG So iP FR EE CAPRI CORN (D ec. 22-Jan . 19 ) canopy tr 1c ond bo rtle (Ove r You "make an e~<ce l l e nt tm p re ~plus our l2_w ~ ole prrre wo th eve ry new l old down Compare 5 1on today , es peCr al ly o n th ose of t he opposi te sex Thu s. tf our pme on mrnr nra to" dnd you re so m c t1ned tl 's a good tro.,e l l !otlcr ~ bel o 1e you buy day l or ro mance Ope n Sunday s Cornp Co1dey AQUARIU S (J an . :ZO· Feb ?g) Sto rc ralt So le-. Rt 01 N of Pt Feel tn gs of an m ner need to Plea sant express yo ur se lf tn a harmonr - 8 FOOt slrde m co rn per :.loeps ous and arlt s lr c sense co u l d be l o ur ihr t•e burner stove w11h p ut to el<Cell e nt use around th e ove n sr nk IO(ks •ncludc-d hou se to day Good to11dr tron $000 May be seen ot Crr~prn s Corner~ PISCES (F eb 20- March 20) Any ktnd word s ol your s wt ll hav e a ony t rrn e l orrg Bo llom OH be neftc1al " boo m e rang " e llect today Peop le w1ll e ntDY berng w1 th you and you ' ll de lrght rn them Good lor tune w111 walk h and 1n hand Wi lt I you thr s co nun g year rn Sltuattons wh ere you tak e th e tmw to butltl a I 11m fo unda- "t.tne 33 . A LlffiE & SAVE A LOT 21 ) Ta sk s Wtll n o t appear bu r· 1976 TAUR US Carnper ! ' 6 · 3~ABC News 13; Adam · l24; Bunny 10 ; Super s•vE ON CARPETING For Hen! 70 It Sell co nl orned Aplil 8. 19 78 PAllO SALE ') mdP~ ~oulh of I up per\ P l olf•~ 011 Rr 7 'l mrles no t th of Ea~tern H1gh Sd 1ool Old drs he ~ dothrng ~orne fur nrture SAGITTARlUS (No•. 23-Dec . l.;amping Equipmen l . 5 OQ-W ide Wor ld of Spor1s 6, 13, 4 3~Catch · 33 33 · · Adam s Ch ronicles 20 ; Zoom 33 5 JQ-Once Uoon A Classic ~elk a· zoo m 20; St udlo tsuy where you c an come In MARTIN Tarzan 6 . QO.- News 4 , 10; Lawrence D~IVE SEVV! NV MA C H I N~ Rcporrs ser v rce oil makes 992 7784 lhe. Fob r rc Shop Pomeroy Aulhomed Srnger Soles and Sen11(e We sharpen SCISSOI5. possess a ce rta 1n grace and por s e rn d ea lmg With o thurs toda y They rn tu rn . respond wtlh c l1arm lormtng some very pleasant relationships YOU have o se rvrce to offer wont to buy or ~ell ~ame th rng oe looHmg to1 work . or wha tever yo u II ge t rewl!s l aster wrth o Sen t111el Wont Ad Coll 9l/7 2150 ' ,; . Gold" 4: The Maslers B. 10 : Body Shop 33 Free Es t ima tes Ou siness Senices BRADFORD A uc t roneer Com· ple te Setvtcc Phone 94q 1487 or 9<19 ::2000 Racrnc Ohro C!!!l Brod fo r d lURUY S WREC!(.ER Sorvt<e Ro<:11\C Oh10 Day or nrght Pr ice now 114.300. 68 ACRE FARM Pnce reauceo t OS·t6,900 Allracttve r e mocle iJ;>d 1 stor y farm home Tnis ntcc nome l er. tur es a large l!vtng room , dtntng, ~at rn ktt chen, 5 bedrooms , 8. J111 ba th s, 15 acres o t tillable land Wt th ba l ance tn p as tur e and woodland Older barn & gMage You mu st see thts one, tf 's well worrn the pn cc Loca ted otf Rt. 3?5 tn M eigs County · SATURDAY . APRILS, 197a 6·00-Sunr ise Semester 8.10, 6 · 3~M arlo IJ.U1~e ~=~~ 3:oo-Witness to Yes ter day 6;, Gupples~othe V~lley of AL MOST NE W - 1 acre . 3 bedrooms, 7 baths , forma I dining , carpeted, carpor t and st o rage ro o m - 2 ·Jo-Homer Formby 6 ; · BEST QUALITY INTERIOR roofed) CLELAND REALTOR ASSOClATES Phone 992-71 13 You k tndn ess th at you ve done for som eone wtll be re pa td today Thr s per son w tll be re c tproc at ing rn la rger me asur e l~lCHl you gave CANCER (June 21-July 22) You r p r esence wtll have an upltflmg e llec t upon th ose you meet to day even thougt1 you may not'be aware o l 1! Smil e a lot Movie Channe l ~ - u 1r GEMINI IMay 11 ·June 10) A · Juga" lO : Ascent ol Man 33 . building ba ses (could be b ull dtng s t"'meroy, 0 . 3· 15.tfc For Sales & Serv ice F1ve equ1 pped kl1chen. bath . carpet ing. sn.ooo NEW LIST IN G - 10 acres ground . free gas J UST 15,000 00 . NEW Ll ST ING Po meroy. 11:DO-News 3.4.6, 8, 10, 13,15: Dick Cavett 20, Lili as Yoga & You 33 1 1 . 3~Jo h nny Carson 3 4.15. Bar etta 6, 13. Masters Update 8: Movle " Asslgnmen l Terror ·· 10; Monty Py thon's F ly lng Circus 33 . • 11 : 4~B o xl ng B. 12 ·00-Janaki 33 12 : 4 ~L ohm an & Barkley 6. lrons lde 13 1 DOMidn ight Special 3.4.15. Movie " The Brai n from Pla net Aous" 10; 1 · 4~ N ews 13; 2 . 3~ N ews J . ven t ur es o AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER ''Get A Load Of This" SC ORPI O (O ct. 24-No• 22) News 20; Scen es f rom A M arri age 33 . J 0 · 3~Monly Python·s Flyi ng C~rc u s 20. CARTER ~ALES Bernice Bede Osol Rogers Ne ighborhood 20.33, Hogan·s Heroes 10, Emergency One 13, Pett icoat Junctlon 15. 5 : 3~N ews 6; Eelec. Co. 10,33 ; Mary Tyler Moore lO; Hogan 's Heroes 15. 6:0Q-News 3,4,a, 10, 13, 1.5; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Adam s Chron ic les 33. 6 : 3~NBC News3,4;15, ABC News 13 ; Car ol Bu rnett & Friends 6;, CI!S News a.10; Over Ea sy 10. 7:0Q-C ross Wits 3,4; L1ars Club 6; Muppet Show 8, News 10; New New lywed Ga me 13; Gilligan's Is . 15; Almanac 20 , Making Thing s Grow 33. 7 : 3~ Por ler Wagoner 3; Go~g Show 4; Match Ga me PM 6, Pr ice Is Right 8; Mac Nei l·Lehrer Report 20.33 ; Famlly Feud 10; $100.000 Name That Tune · 13; Pop Goes the Cou ntr y 15. a:OO-Quark 3,15: Donny & Mar ie 6, 13, Odd Coup le 4; Gospel Road B ~ Was hingto n Week In Re•lew 20,33; W onder Wo m an 10. a : J~C PO Sharkey 3,4,15: Wa ll Street Week 20.33 9: QO-- R!ch ie Brocke l man, Pri vate Eye 3,4, 15; M ov i e " The Greal Houdlnls'" 6, 13; Incredible Hulk a, 10; Soundslage 20; Shepherd's Pie 33. 9 · 3~ Ma ke m & Clancy 33. 10:00-Qul ncy 3,4, 15 ; Husbands, Wives & Lovers 8, 10; 5 & 1 P M - Bound for Glo ry IPGJ 9 & 11 PM - Slapshot IRI ONner may fake nice mobile home as part pa v m e n 1 Pomeroy landmark m 9:00 lil9 :00 Mon .. Friday 9:00 ti l6:00 S.lurday 11 :00 1116 :00 Sunday 2-1·ff c Tank Service Bo x block cellor ond city water. Nlco •ount ry semng. POTASH, FlRT~PELS & BLlND SCASHS for junk car s Frye 'S 1 and ,a.u to Ports Wrecker 1 rue"' dR . Service. Tire sole on epo 1.r 1'1/6 KAWASAI<I 100 mrnr drrr Rut land, 742-:20EI 1 or Pennlo rl , br ke lrke new Recently tuned 7<2-9575 Prrce $-4 00 Pho ne 5768 MEIGS PLAZA Middleport, Ohio Open lack's Septic llll rn;r fa mi l y room w i th firep l ace. Garden spa ce , work 5h op, FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, 9',. _Jac~ "'c..arsey, Mgr Iii 1 PhOne 991·2181 , Locatod tn The Anyday , anytime. Phone 985-3806 J. 4 ACRES of n1ce lay ing land "not far from Southern High School Nice building sites . ldeol for new home builders Call now lor Info . 9'177760. NoiTEM TOO Lmge or too small Will buy 1 p1eur or comp lete household . New us ed , o r onlr ques . Martin 's Fu rnitu re 20 N M idd leport PhonE 2 nd St for It has a big cen1ral fireplace wllh heatolator and is Insulated . Sma ll. barn and about 20 a cres fen ced. Nice country se t1 1ng off blacktop road . Shown by appolntment onl y. Priced 142.000 00 uprrghr deep lree1er lrke n ew $ 750 Phone 741 3077 1q76 YAMAHA ENDURO 7SO (( "Thf Ori~0111o Not ThtlmiUtoo Call 24 hour se rvi c e . carj)et. Th1s house has been remodeled Inside and ouL 21 CU FT COI N S CU RRENCY . t ok en~ o ld poc ket welches and chatns sriYer a nd gold We need 196-4 and older srlve r corns Buv sell or rrode Ca ll Roger Wam sley 742·233 I 992-2206 or 992-7630 THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY 1976 HONDA E11celfen t <on dr rron Call ~'), 3018 BRUSH HOG 7 loot J 0 pull type rnple unr~ • rsol d11ve sholt ~lrp rl ut ch punrlur c proo f lore~ Very good COfl d rtron Shade 696 1234 fireplace Star t aut ret ire here f or $7 ,500 . 992- 22S9 , 991.6191 KAW A SAK I 90 Drrt Brke Good condt lr on SJOO C)97 Jlq1 liMBER Pomer oy Fa re s! Pro duc ts lop prrce f o, slond rng s. ow l im ber Call q9?.5965 or l<ent Hanby 1-446·8570 estimate , ACE HARDWARE and woo d burning 18.500.00 PR lCE PHON E 992-6333 HOME 5r1 ES l or ~ale 1 OOl' and up M •ddl t'port ll(IOI Ru1land Call qrn 74B I commerc;i al. At boats from this 5 room home New l y redecorated with R esi denti a l Clrpet 11 UphOlstery Photle Mike Youne Pot nts area almost new , 3 bedrooms, modern 101•1 Sycamore Sf. Po m eroy , Oh ro 196q MERCURY CYC lONE J d1 Moe Spence• Ph one 985 3879 bedroo m h o m e w rth 2 bath s. Natural ga s and ci t y wa t er Home wi ll t ake littl e 119,100 .00 NEW LIST lN G - Middleport Ph . 991 .3731 Broker Phone99121Bl Syracuse. Just S/ .500. 115 ,000 - Re novated 3 upkeep Wa lk to th e stores COUNTRY LIVlNG IN TOWN - Watch the r iver CLEANING Young's Carpeting ..... ,,,......,.o. st ar t ing out or ret i red couple Has level lot in A ssoci ates Ge or geS . Hobst ett er Jr., 9a. _JackW Ursey , Mgr . and na tural gas . Good tor 1 story trame , 2 be droo m s, 2 ba1h s, a ir cond rttoned , livtng room , dini ng roo m & kt l ch en com b1 ned , st ove, refrigerator , was her, d ryer mcl uded . 1 car garage . Lot 50.:700 All utilities Sh own by a p pmn lm ent. Close d Thurs d ays Satur days at n oon . Superior Slum htr1ction has J bedrooms, city water , .--- WAUPAPER. PAINT & SUPPLIES SEPTIC TANK Sue P. Mu rphy Uc.SV1, WILt CAR E l or tht"' eldrlly home Phor' £> 992 7JI 4 992 3325 21' E Secon d Str ee t COMPACT HOME - ThiS H ele n L . T eaford wat er '289.95 lllil 1 BY OWN[R 3 bedroom~ wrth !o rr cd OH gm heat and orr con d1 tronong I acre levol lot 111 Ru tland SIB 000 Ph alli? 74/ 3163 rnonv ot her rtern.., or Ma~o n l .r e Statoo r, Ma~ on WV Rt:>f rf'~hrrwnb ond Iars o f porkmg Undt"r npw Mobile tlom¥• for :;ru,. Pumeroy >~ JUS ! COM f'l ElED new house 111 M1ddleport For more rn farrno li on coil 992 2138 01 992 5304 and ONE I'), It alum!num Meyer ~ boor w1th 6 h p Chry sler rn otor trader s""'r"'el sears and ar (CSsO rles 1/ fool afumrnum Sea Kong boot wr th 7' • h p Sea Krng motor Pf lueger Elec trrc motor A lso gun~ Reo~ or1 l or sellrng til health See Red Kee 1011 Mrne r~v r lle OhtO Let 9•2 534S BY OWNER 5 acre!> Wrfh q room house FlU EGAS 2 co r garage summer !o.rtchen and bordere d by '1. rreelr.s Call985 3827 IWO BWROOM horne Dordwood ll oo rs thermal pane wrndows carpo rt oil fliNirrc 5 year~ old Syroruw q97 ?063 AU(ltQN TUESDAY 7 pm N(•w 1974 DA lSUN PICKUP s:n oo and u~ed m o ~C Al<. o f r • and Sol 992 7-4 5.3 at 7 pm or Ohto Rr"t' ' Auctr on MC'rg s Plato M• ddl£>pon HA Y FOR sole AlfoHo rlover orrd Trrno thy AI!> O crop ground fur SUNDAY A(IION ! ve>rv Sunday ren t or ')hare~ PhonE> 742 '1566 or I 00 All nf'"' too l:. NICE PIGS l or sale Al rer 5 coil HILLS Syracuse Nrce thtee bed1oo rn horne lolol Plec trrc ca1pe1ed wr th carpor t and a•r rondllronrng Ph one ASTRO·GRAPH ----------, \ ard ::iale most pl easa nt day wh en vou discover ho w wtlhng Olhcrs ore to s hare th1ng s b u t that s beca use you ve g1ve:n o l your sell rn the pas t 5 : 0Q- 6on ~n za 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke ·a; M1ster ~U SHC T.HRH B~DROOM both oil co•per poneled Owne1 wtlt help fmance lnquue at 409 South rrlth Avenue Mrd d leporr REDUCE SAFE 8 lo st wrth GoSCH! loblc r ~ & E Vop water pill~ N elson Drug COAL liME STONE sand gro .... el cole rum chlon de l ert •lrH• r dog food and oil type!oo of salt E• celsror Soil W ar ~ ~ lnt E Mo rn St Porne•oy <N2.3891 591 3051 PO MFR OY FIVE mrnu tes to l awn o.,d schoo l ~ Alumrnum s•drn g )lorrn wrndows and doo ro; New kot(hen a woman s delrgh t 2 or 3 bed ro om~ Bo5erncn t (arpet tht oughou t By oppt on 1.,. Roger Abbo tt 997611 4 or 99/ "1377 B & S MOBil E HOME S PI Plea· sent W Va be~tde Heck s 1973 Broadrno1e 14 x &4 2 bedroo rT'I 1973 Dorran 14 ~ 60 2 bedr oom 1971 V!C!Orr on 14 "67 3 bedtaorn : 2 both 197'2 (o.,en try 17 • 65 3 bPdrooon 19M Sto teloornon 12 , bO 2 bedr oom Business Services VA FHA . J0 y• lrnon crng rf•l rnonnng Ireland Mo•tgage 77 E Stale Ar hen~ phone (61 4) 147·7868 TOPPER FOR Dat sun prckup Al !>o Datsun spO<tol camper Wrll sell ~CpOtO I I.:'Iy or both roqe th et Ph on e Q49 16J6 anytrme aft er 5 30 ol•o ; - - - - - - - - I LIBRA (Se pl. 2J.Ocl. 23) A Sa turday, ~;;:r_il-:8;::-:=-c~=-::::: TELEVISIUN VIEWING Rea1E~te16i~;:;= ~"'· lleol,};.tale lor.Sale FOX CO KARl wr1h 11-T ho nailv Sentinel. Middlenor1-Pnmeror, 0 ., Thursday, Aprll7, 1978 6 cy l , sld . trans . Ver y c l ean . DAN THOMPSON FORD See Pat Hill, Rocky Huppor Da rrell Dodrill For A Good Deal on a New or Used Vehic le Open E-.n ings 1116:00 .. cept Thursday and Saturday. Closed Sunday 992-2196 Middleport, 0 . • Large selection 1978 Oldsmob iles ready for delivery. We are ready to deal. So hurry in , pi ck yours out . Drive Home A Winner See on e o f th ese courteous sa le smen : Pete Burris , Ma rvm Keebaug h or George Harris. Karr & Van Zandt " You 'll t:ike Ou r Qu alify Way of Dong Business•• GMC Fi nancing. 992 Sl4l Pomeroy Open Even1 ngs untii6 ·0o-tll S m. Sat. �1 1978 1 ~Th~::;;l,Middlepo~:~·ot"da .Aprill, rr7ant 1976 . BlACK FORO Gronodo ' • Cl{ARGES 1$ Yf unlsur Umlt>r C.ii.Sh ldoy 100 2d¥ys 3tliiy!i 6days "'100 Cha r~c J OO Eo~:~t'h 1 ~ 190 2:!5 l i~ wurd ovt:r Ulc tmnunwn 15 words ~~ 4 l'•:"nl.'i per o,~ o rd pt'f de~;. Ads rwmmg other than t'onst'(Ullvc da)'!:l v.:lll t>t> t'har!{t.'ll a1 tht> 1 Lhn ro<• Jn mcml.ln C<l rd of Thank!. 11nd Otntu.an 6. ~-ents lk'' ~ urd S3 00 mlll.tmUm Cash Ul!Hh ;mel' MuiJtlt! Humt- ~les arxl Y11rd Sklr~ ctrt: I:I L-ccple-U only wtlh t ash wnh onlcr Z5l'ent ehlltgl' !ur l'!ds l arn· lllg Box Numlk:r In Cart' of I ht· St·n· lmt: l Thl:' Pubhs~ r n:~ n l'S ttw rt~ht Wn ur rcJed on~ w.h dt"t'mt'd ulJ. w ~·ttor~al TJw Pubhshcr ~'> Ill not bt• fur more llk1n urlt' lnl'ut· n::spun ~t blc ftl(.'\ lll.'il'rliUII l>tlunl' 99'2-ll» NOTICE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES M,mdU' Nu;.ut uP S.. tunlil' Tuesd<1.1 Lhru Fn(J ~' 4 p \1 llw.o tUn \)t'fott' f.1Ulllll ,tllil!\ Swtd<~} ~ I' \l Fmlil J uftt·rn•I\Jil IN LOV ING memory ol hnee Hud son who lefr u~ or> Apr1l 7 ]q69 by ~or• lorry dau gh te r •n law lmdo alld grand daughter Lou HudSon Sad ly rnts~ed IN MEMORY a t our bel oved wde mother and grandmo the r Mrs Faye Log on who pas~cd away Ap r rl8 1q70 Gone But Not For go!!en You r ~omdy M om IN LOVI NG memory of our dear mo ther and grandmo ther Edrth L Hood who po~sed away 2 year~ ago Apr rl6 1'06 For those of you who ho..,e o morhe• Jer1der her wrt.h core '!'ou II ne . . er I.. now how much you mrs~ her Unfll you see her vocanr charr Sadly rn•ssed by daughrer~ grnod chddren and great grand chrldren Notic~ THE RACINE Voluntee r F1re Deportment w rtl ~ponsor o gun shoot eYery Saturday at 0 prn a t !he~r bu1ldrng m Boshon Fo e lory cho ke guns only ClE ARAN CE SALE begms Man Feb 13 at Sew·N Sew Ou t let Mo rn Srreet Ro c•ne A ll polyesrer double knr ts reduced ,iQ•. and lhreod brg ~pool 5 l or Sl so·. NEW SHIPMENT OF bed sheets S2 00 lb 0 8. h House ol Fobrr cs I mde below M od dleport on SR 7 GUN SHOOl Rutla nd Legran· Form every Sunday at 1::2 00 noon Sponsored by VFW RFVIV AL AT M rddleporl lndepen dent Holrnm,s Church new rhurch ) Peed Street M rd dlepor 1 Evongelrsr w .ll b~'> the ReY Dovrd Lr ghr and l=a m•ly Ap nl 2 1978 7 30 pm nrghtty c;,ongrng n•ght l y Spe(oO I EYeryone wellome Rev 0 Ot;> ll M onle y Pastor llA(INE GU N Cl ub Spec•al M eellng on wtld I tie Thur ~day nrght Aprrl 13 ot7 30 pm THE RA CINE Volun teer F1re Depr rs d1scon trnue rng the rr gun c;,hoo h for the seas on The dept w1shes to thank every or1e l or helprng make the mot ch{'c;, ~ucce~s f ul FOU ND key r•ng wrlh key1 H' Iron! of Oor ly Sent1nel o ff •ce Ph one 997 71561o rdentr l y LOST ONE fe male blocM and whrlc Englrsh Setter on Oak R1dge area c;.ourh of Chester Reword no questrons o sio: ed 9B5 394 7 Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash l • 4 ,., ym yltop or r condr t i~nin g P.S , 0 30 ~.~., A~;~ ~~~~ elle ,: f~e deck rncluded Ph one 742-3187 01 992. 5323 1971 OLOS CUTl A SS rn goo d con drtton A uto P S P 8 011 11200 1971 CADillA C ELDO,ADO Phone 991 7461 1Q71 FORO L10 4 dr AM rad1o Olf power C IE"<Jn A 1 condr tron Why pO) rnore SlOC(t 9Q2 5407 tWw 3 H p Bnggs and Stlai!OII motor new c. ho on new rlu td1 Runs good 1'174 AMC HORNET Hotch bodo. X [ .. cellen t cor,dttron P S aut o r..-d e~tertor bloc~ rn!error lrrm Coil Vernon Welx!r 742 :no WAll lEX VINYL coated ond pre po~ted wall covetrng~ Choo 'e /rom 6 4 po!!~1n boo~~ Qurrk !>en.qce Phone '-99? 3748 o r 997 5020 Krng Bu ,lcier\ Supply Co Mrdd icpor t 0 Plnnly o f lree por~rng 1974 GRAN lORINO A'11 p ~ au to good regular and snow lore~ E.. cel fenr shope Coli Mason 304 773 536 1 alt£>r 6 OLIVER GRAIN Drrll qood condr TJon $ I .SO Al~ o 7 ft dtc1g d • ~c S7.S Tupper"! Plorm Ohro 101·1) ()b7 3368 s:noo pm IQ77 I-ORO GRANADA '2 dr o cyl gas save1 .AM FM radro CB 8 trocl.. Excellent con di Iron S3b00 9CI1 3960 Only 9000 m r fe~ 1971 ( A MARO tn good (Ondrtron Coli 997 5769 197 4 YAMAHA Dl 150 blellenr condr l ron (o11997 6349 IQ7o HONDA CB 750 b~cellenl <ondr t ron Colt oftc>r 7 prn 985 3919 GOOD M IX ~ O hoy for ~ale (oil 949 2763 FARMAll 8 troe! or l or ':>Ole Coli 949 1763 t'orSale ECONOM¥ TRA CTOR wrlh oil ot tochrnenrs l rke new o~ lo. rn g $7150 Ph one i6l4 t 698 3790 949 2B57 197 <~ PINT O WAGON Good c'on drtron Lec;,~ than 40 OOCl mrle~ Frresrone 5 h p rotot.ller ·! , ~e new 9n · 613<~ AUf·tion gla~~wore TWO STOR¥ home hause 6 rooms and bo th cellar out burld1ngs 4 acres fond at edge of Rutland Comple te tro1le r hook up also 2 bon~ ~ appro• !> ed properly ol SIS 500 Phone 99") 7(Jq 4 IN RUTLA ND 6 rooms portrol both ro t porI ulrlrty buil dmg On b1g !or ( fly wa ter ga s 741 788 1 APPROX 70 one- ~ on FlatwoOds Rd /CJ FIN l11r and wo t1"• ovorloble Scoc ~ S ir. C'y Hrll Porrwr oy Phone qq:; JB85 monog~->rru>nt NEED A WATER SOFTENER? 1Q07 S"'-YliNE 10 • SO 7 b!•droo111 rr orle1 Potrh undl'rprrmrrrq luc>l ool rani. par Holly lu""'l1 £>d Coil Q97 3q 14 aflpr J 30 Landmark 1969 11 " bO une br>dr oo rn Gm range wood ~ool lrf'al (Orpp r !?000 985 41HI ~ bO tl Co 10 11\0brlc> home 7 hf'dr OOil\ oil qa\ fut nr~hPd Day pho n<• 99'} b()49 o r alte r 4 14 ] 3092 197) I "} soften & condi)i on you r water w ith Co-o p softener, Model Now Only REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Let us test you r water Fr ee Pomeroy landmark 9 .. _Jack W. u rsey, MQr Phone 991·118 1 111 our -- - - APPLIANCE SERVICE AVON RE PRESENTAl i'VtS NhttR lOOI<ED 50 GOOD You wrll too sellrng world lomou~ pr o duch Fle • rble hour~ H•gh ear nrng~ Call 74/ 13~4 We h awe enlarged o u r senice department and will servtee Hotpoint and other brands 1967 CHE VY I , ron E"' cellenr co ndrtron 53 ()(X) mrle~ $1?00 lrr m 9.tt9 70-4 2 Pnmerov landmark 1959 CJ S Jeep Chevy V a ~ tecl cob 575() 9B5 3923 .... Rodney Downing Real Estate Broker I 976 CHE VROLET J, ton po r k up f , cellent condrtror1 S3SOO Reedsvrlle 614 378 631 1 HOBSTETTER REALTY · Oft ice H ours : 9a .m. to5p .m. .an d Your Full Tt m e R""' Estate Broker On e th rH bedroo m home, 'l a cr es o l grou nd on R I 7. Tuppers P la tns , Ohio. r ARM EQUIPMENT John Deere {q() Co rn planter go od condr N!W j hedr oo<n h o u~r• 1 barh~ r.on SJ70 A llr~ Cholrn('r~ ~moll oil (·IN I Ol ll· M rdrlh·porr round baler Pur c ho~ed ne ...... r lt;H' t o Rut land Phoru ClQ7 1971 exrellent r ondrt •o n 7481 Sl 800 Ma!>Se'r' ferguson hay COU NIHY !arm and V"orllr ~l'tfud co ndrrroner good cond rt ron r>d w oo d~ wOIN and Q<Jorl Ol ~4 00 R eed\~·lle 61-437tl 6J 11 C0 \0, on Monrot> (O'i"'l' W Jo t<no 15ft ~to r cro h boor ond ~ I UOO dawn ( 0 11 )04 17 ") !rarler wrth 70 h p Mer (U ry 3107or 304 77} Jll7 engtne lrMe new $3600 Comrnerc .o l pr np••rl¥ opprn . 17 997 7191 ac r o~ lc,c l01u-! lul01l!d 0 1 HAY AND 001 corn Hog Ieeder !uppe r~ 1-' lnrn~ ( lll Ohr o Houre and rncubator Model 17 Wrn 7 Ph on(> bl4 frM 630-l ches ter sho! gun /47 2J59 On e 4 tiectroo m . ranch . very modern , West Sh.!!lde. near' Chester, Ohio. One 3 bedroom . new. Crow Subd ivr slon . near Frve Po rnts Cheryl Lemley A"ocl•te Home Phone 742-2003 Hrlton Wo lfe , Sr . Ano ciat e Home Phone 949 2589 GeorgeS . Ho bsle"er Jr . Bro k er Home Phone 991 ·5739 HAY FOR ~ olf! Call q92 7306 NEE D MONEY ? three Th ree lodre\ ro work I 0 hours o week SbO o week Wr1te PO Bol( 7'}(1 H r o Dorlt~ Sentrnel Pomeroy O H SO ME O N~ to do hou~ec leonmg wac;,h w rn d ows NH 0 etr Also m1 ddle aged w om an to share hom e 'IY2 5798 BOAT 1.4 long oluonrr,um HC>a"'y duty trorler 9 ' • h p E. ·o nrude motor 742 1b56 1q75 KAWASAKI 400 wrth e_.trm 5500 mrlor. 9f17 7040 Jq69 VAN Good body Good run nrng (on drtr on Phone 643 ')'}6~ CAU IN GALLIPOLIS AT 446-3643 Evenings Call446·37t6 or446 -7881 OlD FU RNITURE~ 1ce boxes bran beds rron beds . etc . (O mplere households Wr rte M 0 M rller Rt o4 Pomeroy Oh1 0 or co lt 1575 Coli 991 381>6 JQ54 CHEVROLET 1q5• po5~enger buc;, $4 00 Phone 71.'1 2460 9'12·6370. CHIP WOOD . Po le s mO l(, d iameter 10' on largest end sa per 1on Bu ndled slo b, S6 per ton Del ive red to Ohto Pollet Co .: Rt . 2, Pornef oy. 992-2689 . LINCOLN HTS . A very nice 11 • st ory 4 bedroom home in good cond1tion Features a basement w i th ft,n ts hed family room and l aundr y room , eat tn kt tchen , llvinQ room & bath L arge lot with tenced y~rd Call now, priced to sell at Sll.OOO . Chec k our low, low pr ices on .. Chesler, Ohio 10·30·C or BRICK HOME NEAR STOR ES - 3 bedrooms, ba t h , ce nt r a l heating, a nd par t i al basement . Has forma l d tning , liv ing and sitting roo m s N tee oak tr im inside A home to be proud of fo r only $13 ,500 SYRACU SE - L1ke new 3 bedroom home with large leve l lo1 Na tural gas ce n tra! heating and equ ipped ki t chen . Just 5 years o l d . An investmen t ol $25,000 . Recreational park just a wa lk away NEW Ll STlNG - 30 acres out of town with repa irable 6 room house Has a dr ill ed we ll and · dug we ll to be p iped in to the house 116.500 Wil l trade NEW LI STJNG - 9 acres on St at e Rout e Has elec t r ic and Leadmg Creek wa t er a v ailable . Good build1ng stte tor 510. 000 . Ktlchen Cabin•"· Roofing , EX PERl Rad 1n ••·u Sidewalks , Service Remodeling. Conc:rete Patios , New Construction I ROGER HYSELL DAVID BRICKLES e.t'• . · General Contracting SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ~U92·21 7 4 GARAGE & Route 2 Pomeroy, Ohto 45769 Esltmates by Appointment Phone 992-7 119 224·1f c V• miles oH Rt. 7 by -pass on St . Rt. 143. 1oward Rutland , 0. Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 3·12 l mo. THE PHOTO PLACE WILKINSON Small Engine Sales & Service 498 Locu !l t Street Mtddl eport , 0 . Weddings Portraits Passports P hon e +9 2-1092 LAWN BO Y MOWERS & Anniwe~ries BOLEN MU LC H E R S Special Ocw10n1 sa te Pr ice d N ow Th ru Ap ri l 20th YOUR WEALTH IS DETE RMlN ED BY YOUR ASSE TS. INV EST NOW G. Bruce Teaford 11&·1 mo MU R R Y' L i m i t ed Supp l y Jl6 l mo . For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At MOORE'S PWMBING & HEATING INC. 300 Ma in Sf Pomeroy, Oh io PomeroY 992-6281 or 992-6263 BA M. lo4 :30 P.M. NEW Ll ST lNG - 85 secluded acres along shade river Man y bur!d ing sr tes Muffler Brakes Shocks Tires Battery . Installation Service Ph. t91·ll41 AND SE RVICE 11 ·9tfc 31"~ lot s it WETHERAU CONCRETE Harllord 882-2175 H ender son 671·1581 . UNION OP ERATED 3 JO 1 mo. & " ,JI EXTERIOR PAINTS AT with ··:KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Phone 991.3748 or 992-5020 FR EE PARKING 3 31 ·1 mo RE DUC E D Ow-ner needs t o sell pow, n ice 3 bedrooms, fireplace , mo dern kitche n . otne r ., features $ 12 ,500.00. $33.000 00 LAR GE HOM E - Lots ot ground , co nla ins 7 apa dment s w i th outs i de en t ra nces, large garage, close to shopping 513.850.00 O LDE R 1111 st ory fram e, needs some reparr but an excellent bu y , 3 bedrooms, bath . sma ll lot . Close to shopping. 57,000 .00. Sl OT HER PROP ERT IES TO CHOOSE FROM 5U RELY ONE Wl LL SUIT YOU - STOP IN . HE NRY E. CLELANO REALTO R · HA NK , KATHY & LE ONA UJ 11 .., I EUIOTT APPLIANCE II 110 E. Ma in 51. Pomeroy , Ohio 4-4· 1 mo . Movie M achi ne 4 , TV C lassroo m 8 , Repor l 10 , Ken tucky Afield 13. 7 OQ-F~n tor Eve r yone 6: _\'host Busters 8. Publlc Poll ey Forums 10; Grape Ape 13. 1 1 4 lid · t d Report 3· Wo r l d of Sur v va ' S 7 3~ a ur ayt M hamma· d All 15 Dus1y"s Treeho use . ' 6· Wacko 8. Weekend SpeCJal 13 Ro bonlc 8 OO.:. Hong Kong Phooey 3, 4,15. Three Slooges 8, 10. dB B 10 8 . 3 ~G l obetru1ters 3.4, 15; Spee u gg~ · · B nny· 9·0o-Scooby' s Laff.A.Lymp1CS 6,13; ugs u . Road Runner 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 10 3~Pink Panthe r 3,4, 15; Batman -Tarz~n 8.~01.3 Pan 1s 3 4 15 Kroflt Supers ow · · B 11 oo-Saggys t lnel ; J1S Liltle Rascals 4; Secr ets 11 · 3~ pace en ' ' . of l ~l!n~ o:~h:h~o~r"3~~~.l~eekend Specl al 6: Uttle 12 .0QF t Alberl B JO · Ac11on News fo r Kld 13. Rascals 4, a • ' d t d 13 Adam 12 · 3~ Thunder 3, 15; Amerlcan Ban s an • . 12 4: Poln l at VIew 6. Space Acade my 8, 10. 1 00 · ~" U 4 4 15. Ou ldoors Wlth J·OQ-Baseball Warm · P 31 8 ' Mr Magoo 10, t· , 6 . Vlewpo n J ulius Boros . Evenl ng wlth Billie Jea n Kmg 33 R . 15 1 3~Sou l Train 6: acers 8• 1 15-Baseba ll 3,4, : " Ch ka" ' 13 · Makl ng F11m Festival 10: Movie u • , Things Grow 33. .. . M 1 ·· p~rates of Tor . 2 DO--Movie " Embassy 0 '<~ 8. 4 oo-Baseball 3, 15, Movie Roofing Remodeling Room AdditiOns Garages W!NTERGH to your houHJ? l et u~ m o~o rroce~\o r y re porrs AI l ro111r11 Con!> l ruc tron 74.7 23 78 AI Tromm PIANO IUNlNC Lane Donrel ~ A l\o ,, ond od1u s trnen t s 9CI:1 ·25B1 rl no onswm coli Construction 741 .1318 e Wo rk Gua ra nteed 2 lO·tf C ElWOOD BOWERS REPAIR Swoopers t oo~ t eH rrons all ~mo ll applran ces lawn mo wer. next ro )ta te Highway Garage 011 Route 7 Phone (bl4 ) 985 3815 REMOOEliNY,., P[umbrng heatmg and all rype~ o l genera l 1uporr Wmlr. guo1onteed 70 )i(Wt ~ eJF perranw Ph one 9C'/7 7409 Real !<:slate Cor Sale FOUR J< UOM ~ both 1 ~ 0 I t road fron tage on SR 1'14 Brr ck 10 roorn~ 3 both~ l ull basement 1' • OCIC on IH 7 0 l OOms . 2 l omt l'( ren ted SJSO month I ' 1 one R! 7 John Sheets El o • 6.4 M 1ddloport CENTRAL REALTY co~ LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 ACRES with a nice 11,, slor y hous.e with 3 bedrooms and 11, baths . Mostly 11 1, 700 will buy a good 2 bedroom house wi th bal h. Garage and storage bulldlng . Nat . gas hoo t Driveway Is e le ct . heated. N ice Ohio River view . Furnitu re can be bought extra . Price reduced for quick sole. PRICE DRAS Tl CALL Y REDU CE D - 1'1> acres nice lay ing land with a nice l2•61oll carpeted mobile home completely furn ished . 2 bedrooms built on with nlce 949·2657 50 ACRES - FREE GAS . Why worry a bout the high cost of healing your home, dr ying your c lothes, hoi water etc . We ho•e a 111, story house with 3 bedrms ., and both, dining room With fi re pl ace . Full basemen! Large pond stocked , Pr lced only ~2.300 . KID S IN YOUR HAIR, LOOK HER E - Fl•e bedrooms, nice Ph stor~ h ouse, large living room with shining oak flooring, Iorge kitchen with dining area , 2 lull baths. 2 bedrooms down and 3 upst airs . Com pletely lnsula1ed with F.A. nat . gas fur·nace. Largo porches & ~•rage Loc ln Chesler. Pr ice Sl9,800 We Neild Llallngo We ha-. bvyen lor many lypoa of property. CALL JIMMY DEEM, Associate, tn-2111 Grou e r s 33 ( XC A V A liNG doH~r loader and bad.hoo wOrlr. dump ltu c M~ and lo bop l or hrru wrll haul l rll drrl to ~o r l , lr rne~t one o nd r g ro vel Call Bob or Roget Jel · l ets day phone CW1 108q nrghr J;_hone 9Q7 3525 or 992 523'1. lXCA V A I lNG doun bo<khoe and dr tchor Char les R Hot · lreld Back Hoe Servrce Rutland Ohro Phone 7 ~ 7 2008 Wi l l do roofrng con~ tr vc t ton plvmb1ng and hcatrng No 1ob too forgo or too small Phone 74113•8 HOWERY AND 902-7081 All carpel Installed CO\/Otrng ~eptrc t~oyslums dozer , bac khoe, dump truck lunes to nu , grovel , blackt op po\ling Rt . 143 . Phone 1 (61 4) 69B 7331 BATHRO OM S AND K11 che ns remod eled ceromrc tde plum· brng <orpentry and gener al ma1ntenonce 13 yeot~ Ok · penence 997 -JbBS. PUlLIN S EXCAVA TING . Com plere Ser\ltCe Phone 9q2 -2478 llon Lady luck atcl s your s lr g ht es t cHa rt ARIES (M01ch 11-April 191 A lu c k y clay lor yo u fm anc1a lly so d yo u 11ave l)u srness or co m m e1c tal <l Caltng s hang tng ltte try 10 tmal tle 111em tod<Jy F11J d o u t to whom you re roman lt· Ca lly !HJtte cl by se nding fo r yo ur co py ol Astra -Graph L e tter M a rl 50 ce r1t s lOt each and a long . se ll -a d d r e::~se d s ta mped e n ~e l o jJ e 10 A s t ra G raph . P 0 Bo< 4R9. RM 10 C1ly Sla I ton. N Y 100 19 Be s ure to spect1y bHth stg n TAURUS (April 10·May 20) Any St lua!ion where mato r ISS ue s are at sta ke yo u Nrll handl e be auldullt You are tn h armo ny wr lh your se lf Nothtn g wrll dr s tufb you See 33 ACROSS I Bunyan 's blue ox 1975 PINTO STATION WAGON TRUCK 1975 GMC GENTLEMAN JIM PACKAGE 3295 P.S.. P.B . factory ai r, tilt wheel . AM·FM. tape. Bucke t CAR 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT ... .... .. .... . 11095 2 Dr H.T , air , p 5. P.B.• vinyl roof. 1 1975 COUGAR XR7 .................. ....... 3695 Landau roof. P S, P B , a 1r . rally wh eels, rad i al tires, twm rac 1ng m irrors EXT RA NICE . 1973 FORD LTD .... ............ .....•. .. ...• 1295 1 a~r 1 1973 A.M. AMBASSAOOR.................. 1695 Brougham cust om t il L cr ut se, 3 seater .. rack. n ice 0 •••••••• • • 0 0 • • 1 • 0 ••••• • • • •••• • 895 '2195 b I .. 1 1 L~u!":~-----J PUBLIC AUCTION Pet• lor ::iale HOOF HOLLOW H 01~e~ Buy !!ell trade or !roon New end u!>ed ~oddlt!~ f{ut h Reeves Albany (614 ( 696 3790 RI~ING STAR Kennel Bootdmg Indoor and outdom r Ufl'> G1 oo mmg o il brood~ (leon ~onr rory I I I f o c tlrt !P~ Che~h11e Phonc (6 1<1 ) 367 0792 AKC BOXER puppres Hove sho ts been wormed 11 weeh~ old 5100992)716 8 MO old purobr ed /Qmole toll re S20 Coli 9<!7 311J BOXER PUPPIES Brrndel to1or b ...... ec kb old SSO 949 2<~93 oltet 6 Sat. Eve., AprilS 7:00P M. Hav mg rent ed my bu tld i ng loca ted on M am St . tn Rutland . 0 , Wi ll se ll the following . Full size offlce desk, gas coo king ra n ge, cam e l ba c~ tr unk , 3 pc . bed r oom sui t e, ntce ant i que u l ra ward robe. tables, lamp'S, other i t em s, pl us Ja f g e truck loa d of ot h er n ew mer ch a nd rse . B ecvcles , g rrl l s, t oy s , l oots, po cket knives . t ur n et ure , pok ey pot s. stl'tlerst one pots & pa ns, pa mt b r ushes, f ireplace, a u 1o mott ve acces ., recline r s, m any 1l e m s not me nfe o ned . Ow n er. Sher man Tt lhs Sale rnsede but ldtng , sorry, m ust bring your ow n c hatr. Te rm s of Sale : Cash o r check w tth posi t ive SEE T HEM TODAY REED'S COUNTRY STORE QOY F BU UBSK 0 1967 PLYMOUTH ~ATEUITE ··········•····· 295 1 Good Dependob/e Tronsportotlon Speclols 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY ...•.•.••...•..... .•.• 1595 Auto .. H,T. LMOUEPEAK XA QOY SECA K 1969 FORD XL 2 DR ...................... ... '595 ' 1968 FORD MUSTANG 6 CYL. .... ..~ •..... 1495 Au1o 1968 FORD LTD 2 DR HT .•....•.•.•.••.....1495 1969 PLYMOUTH SATEUITE 4 DR ..•..... ..S295 DEPENDABLE red , with while leather tntertor . Galaxle 500 1 Dr H T 1974 OODGE .• .: ..... ..... .. ..... ........ ... s2195 1974 PINTO. .. ..•.•..... ... ..... .......... .. s1995 2 Dr .. auto., radio . Your 1973 CHEVY CHEVEUE STA. WGN... .. Choice 1973 AMX JAVLIN ..•........ .... ...... 1972 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE ........ ... 1 1972 OLDS ...•••.........•.•......... .... .... 795 $}Qgs 4 Dr , 1970 BUICK.... .... .. .. ............... ...... '595 LeSa br e 4 Dr . RIEBEL'S USED CARS See Roger Rieber 667-J46J 1 mile north· St . Rt . 7 Tuppers Plains. Ohio '· 1969 SKYLARK.' .......... ... ' ... . ' .. .. .... 395 4 Dr . 1977 THUNDERBIRO.. ... .......... ...... .. 15495 Air . P.S, P B., sharp . 1974 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 4 DR.•. .'3295 Sharp, clean & loaded 1976 TORINO 4 DR ...•......... ......... .. 13295 V 8. P.S., AM .FM. 1973 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON ... ..'1695 Local owner. P S, P B , Stereo radro 1975 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT... ......... 12395 4 cy\ , auto. trans., very c lean 1977 FORD COURIER PICKUP. .•......... .. 13595 Ve r y low m lledg e Like new 1977 FORD F-100 PICKUP..... ............. ~3995 'TRUCI.CS AND 'VANS 6 cy l , st d . 1rans .• mag type wheel cove r s a. more 1975 FORD VAN........... ..... ........... 11295 1975 CHEVY LUV PICKUP.................. 12495 307. au to .. Econoline 300, runs good . li ttle rough Topper , Sid Trans , 4 cyl. • 1 1974 FORD··· .•.. ...........•.... .....•... , 2495 ton. 4 spd.. P.S., P B. 1975 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP....... .. .. ...... . 12795 Now In Stock 1 y, ton plckup, L. W B., s1d 1973 INTERNATIONAL .......... ....... ... 11695 1974 FORD F-100 PICKUP................ 12495 ' 'Ton plck up. auto., P.S., P.B 1970 FORD ...•. .......·.. .•.•..•....•...•...• 1695 1973 Olds 98 4 Dr.......... ... .. .... ....... sg95 1968 Ford Torino Cpe .... ........... .........1250 1974 Vega Cpe. GT ........................ 11695 1973 Pinto Wagon ............. ............ 11295 1972 Pontiac Catalina Sed....•..... ......•. sg95. 1973 Buick Regal Cpe . .1.~~~~ 1.. ... ... ...... .11695 \973 Buick Regal Cpe...1 .'-:'~:~: 1••••.••••.••• 11995 1973 Cutlass 4 Dr. Sedan . ~ ~.".d. 1............ 11795 1973 Buick LeSabre Sed ............ ... ... .. 11795 1973 Caprice 4 Dr. H.T.... .. .... .......... .'1995 1973 Cad. Deville Cpe ...... .. ... .. ..... ..... 11995 • 1973 Cad. DeVIlle Cpe...................... .12495 1975 Delta 88 Royale Cpe..'.~~ -~~-~~~........ 13995 1975 Delta 88 Royale Cpe..1.~ ..~ 1.u.e.1.••••••• 13495 1975 Cad. Deville Cpe ...... •. ........ ... ... 15600 1976 Cad. Deville Cpe .. ................ .... 17500 1976 Cad. Deville Sed ..... .. ............... s-I'J· 00 1976 P~. Volare Sed .. .... .. ........... ...• .'3195 1978 Cul Sedan 4 Dr ...1 .~~ ~~~~~ -~?. ~ ...... '6295 1977 Cut. Wagon .......... ..... ............ 15995 1974 Pontiac lemans Cpe. .• ............... 12295 v.a, auto. 1rans . P.S. 1975 FORD F-100 SUPERCAB PICKUP... . 3095 • 6 Cvl , std. trans. 1974 FOR0 ..•.. .•.... ....•.. .... .....•.... !1895 Ton Plckup. TO DAN THOMPSON FORD American Motors , 2 dr .• a u to 11, GREAT WAY ~ I ~·\y 1975 GREMLIN .... ........................ 11895 ~~ A J 0 F ,. 19'7 8 Krng F'ealure! Sy ndaea le, Inc. 0~ 1 Real nice . Largest Selection· In The Valley 9Q7 30QO 1974 FORD .. .............. ................. 11795 ; Dr H.T. 15 IN STOCK and bo th Classic. a ir. P S.. P B , auto.. 4 Dr . 1 Auto. P.S. 4 10orn s Relcrenu~'> requ rred or I.A 0X NV G n FI. E8 Ii\. I.i\ 0X w R Q OY 1975 CHEVY ................................12995 1972 PLYMOUTH ...........•.... ....•. .......'895 BED FOR YOU FOR RENT rent I V . U X A Q B J AF .- YO .J WAS HBXFYBF Yesterday's Cryptoquote: NOBODY REMEMBERS EVERY· 1WNG, BECAUSE NOBODY IS' INTERESTED IN EVERY· 1WNG .-JEAN PAUL Dart 2 Dr . Slan l 6. MAKES A CHOP" GROIJ ND fo1 shares 7 411566 F A Z AM I AE F L IV Std .. AM-FM s lereo Loaded, L l pstte k Sh arp! seats. IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT ;, 1977 COUGAR XR7..... ............ .. .......15995 1968 OLDS 442. 00 MOB ilE HOME rn Harrr,e DA ILY C' RYPTO f! UOT E - H ere's h ow t o work it : QXB CARS 88 Rutland 11 9' uo Ph one ~n - 5858 DOWN UXA MA SPECIAL , As Low A.. sq yd. '4, & up 142 ·221 1 12 r I CRVI' TO<!I IflTES J I 4 Dr .. P.S., P. B , FO R m'r~:. t onte 38 - patriae 39 Discourages 40 Gamsa y 5 Mordeca1 's N CBS News 10. ews 6 • Rubber Back Carpet RUTLAND FURNITURE rent R enta l ~ ro les l or ~enro1 ( rtr(en !l Cont qct Vdloge Mo11or Ap t ~ M rddleporl 992 7787 API B~ o Flea Marker Sole o t the Amcrr con Leg•on Hall Hutlond Ohro Sa rurday Aprrl I Sth Fr o1n tO !til 5 Al so o Bak e Sale by the Hurlond Emerqen cy Squad I hey II bco 20 drlieref1t tab le!> THEY LL POMEROY, 0. PH. 992·2176 International I Harvester I New Idea _ One letter Sllllf! IY stau ds fnr ann llwr l11 th1s samp le A i s u sed (or th r lhrl'r I.'s X f m thr· !l\u! I ., l' l<" St n~ lc lette r~. ro ph eS, l hC' it.•ll,L:th M id f nt!lla t! !lll n f lltl' "ords ilrC :liJ t s Each da) tlw l'O dc h·ll t'l !-1 :11e <hfTrrt•n l. wil~ Call / 42-2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT COUNlRY MOBILE Horn(' Park Rourc 33 nort h of Pom eroy Lorg£' l o t!> Call997 7479 by THOMAS JOSEPH I~;;;~~:;:::~~==~~~;~~~~ padd i ng a t n o charge . Expert m sta lla t i on. and see what you' re gelling - Good solocllons - Fully slockod opt ., 5434 I 1 I TRACTOR Que Pas•: us:r:~~~3~elk 4.15. Hee Haw 6,8; Bugs 7 OQ-News 3, La S I 113 · Electr lc Co 70; Battle pee a 011d un Phone 9Q7 I Equipment Co. I [JJ@l§J~fJJKING Love Boat'6, 13; An other Day 8 , 10 . nn~ 10: D i vino . Defen s ~ve o r Defenseless . 33 Flooring In Stock JN EWSP IIP[ R ENI£1/PJ'l iS[ ASSN I f urn o ~hed tu rnr~ h ed MEfGS I PR OBATE COURT uF niece I Raimondl or MEIGS COUNTY , Ghillurov OHIO ESTAT E OF MILO 11 Reg1on Wantrd to It en! EMERSON GUTHRI E. 12 Gather 2 Protective DECEA SED WAN I 10 1e11 t Fu r nr~hed house gram coverlllg Case No 223.42 or ap 1 No ~ ~d~ 01 pe T!> 13 Suggestive NOTlC E OF 3 Badly Porneroy o• Mrddlepor t area APPOlNTMENT matenal in need pr eferr od 304 887 3379 · OF FlOUC IARY Yesterday's AIL<wer On Marc h 20 , 1978 , 1n tne 14 Sculpted 4 Conswne 10 Flus h Z5 Tuned in Metgs Cou nty Probate Court , 5 Accdmpany LEO (J uly 1?·Aug 22) You re Case No 22J41 , Le na Ethet 15 Soak up 16 Resiliency Z 6 Essences 1D • luckrer today th an yo u wrll Ue Guthrre , R 0 2, Coolvt ll e, 16 Haul 6 ''Jaws" star 19 Sea For ::iale. ll•"'t or Trade 29 Pretend lor Oh ro 45773 was appointed Not respon si b le lomorrow 111 sr tuatt o n s wher e 17 Shrew 7 Columnist swallows acc•dents . you c w rcrse authonty Ge l Adm1n istrat r t)C ot the es tate 18 Speechiher 30 D1ary i t em FOR SALE O! !rode 1973 trnwln of Milo Emerson Guthr1e, - Horst Auctroneer · Bi ll Brown you r mess ag e across now 20 Dutch 32 Black· Fr . Can t mental 11 do or rown car deceased . tate of R D , 20 Gr atily VIR GO (Aug . 23·Sep1. 22) Be· Coolvi l le , 011 10 8 Struggle 35 Rink Loaded wr th opt ron.;, V!!r { good pain ter 21 Classy guy cause your 1uclgrncn1 ts far 9 Turned con d rt1an 747 2336 L----------' 23 TV set style covering Mannmg D Web !! l er 22 At that sce rn g concl usto ns you d raw 36 Frenzted Probate Jud ge time J:"""_ins"f' : J ·d., e r.:ou_t"TA_Z4 W orrn up now wtl l b f' qu rl e l ortunat e tor C lerk you Howe ver you m us t ex23 Solicitude (3 ) 24, 31 (4) 7, Jt c e rcr se the r11 to dav 24 Have £cONOM¥ a uthor1ty 25 "- What Comes Natur'lly" 26 Prophet 27 Country 9 3~MaudeB . 10. Works fast, hotels 10 . DO-Fantasy Islan d 6.13: Kojak8.10. Soundstage 33 . sa ves you 28 Emergency Meeting ol Minds 20 . 11 00-News 3.4,6. a, 10, 13.15, Watch Your Mout h 33, li ght time 11 ·1 5-A BC News 6 source ll · 3~Sa 1u r d ay Night 3.4.15; Movie "" Inte rva l'" 6: 31 Ba laam 's Second City TV a, Movie ""T.he You ng lit ions" 10. mount Movie "" Glan l" 13; Jana ki 33 . Kind of 32 1'2 ~Do n Ki r shn e r 's Roc k Concert B. profit l :OQ-M ovie "The Las t A d vent ure" 3; M ov ie " I n 33 Hamilton Ene my Co untr y'' 4; Wolfm an Jack 6. bill 2 O~ M ovle "Web of VIo lence " 13; 3·0Q-News 3 ..,.,.1,,, •111 ou q h ra uot1 iObs v.ll n tn•<. n y po wer 3 . 3~Movle "'The Wise Guys·· 3. 3 : ~ABC News 13 ; 34 Skin tu •ra o.. ll• ' M o•.v 3 ar tro '.. an h uut pl nw t II 5·31l-Bewllched 3. soother bL. I! J :• !Pm oJ•' ~ro v, l•l l t,i <; ' w 11'1 2 1 Org Movie Channel 4 36 Baseball {l.li ,ICtH" ••Il ' '-. ' , 1 d u r 'ti II[ t) , '' ' v. r; lk 5 & 7 PM . - Outlaw Bl ues I PGI pc .,, • ~~, , n. , 111 (l(>a• ,,, \ll .,o flu'' n ,_, '!oo;s glove 9& 11 P M. - Star is Born IRI .l .J l {)mQ' ... lU I Ch •ran<,fTlr<,<; r n tr1< 1 lo flp •t: n 37 Extract Th Remembers 33: I . 3~ Llttle Rascals 3. Lowe61 0 om~pon A Classlc 20. All Slar Any1hln~ G,oe;O:,~e 6n~; . Jetferso ns 8.10, H · ~ 33 8 oo-Chlps 3.4, 15. a 118 Onedln Ll~e 10: Roya l ~M~vle '" McQ'" 3.4.15: 9 A Karenina 8 3()--Ted KQ•ghl B.JO, · 9' and 12' VinYl J AND 4 RM densome b ec ause yoLJo l ove tandem what you 're dorng today Muc h 9-4 9 2o41 will be acc o mpl rshed to yo ur sat •sfactron .51 ARCRA.Fl 5RI NG So iP FR EE CAPRI CORN (D ec. 22-Jan . 19 ) canopy tr 1c ond bo rtle (Ove r You "make an e~<ce l l e nt tm p re ~plus our l2_w ~ ole prrre wo th eve ry new l old down Compare 5 1on today , es peCr al ly o n th ose of t he opposi te sex Thu s. tf our pme on mrnr nra to" dnd you re so m c t1ned tl 's a good tro.,e l l !otlcr ~ bel o 1e you buy day l or ro mance Ope n Sunday s Cornp Co1dey AQUARIU S (J an . :ZO· Feb ?g) Sto rc ralt So le-. Rt 01 N of Pt Feel tn gs of an m ner need to Plea sant express yo ur se lf tn a harmonr - 8 FOOt slrde m co rn per :.loeps ous and arlt s lr c sense co u l d be l o ur ihr t•e burner stove w11h p ut to el<Cell e nt use around th e ove n sr nk IO(ks •ncludc-d hou se to day Good to11dr tron $000 May be seen ot Crr~prn s Corner~ PISCES (F eb 20- March 20) Any ktnd word s ol your s wt ll hav e a ony t rrn e l orrg Bo llom OH be neftc1al " boo m e rang " e llect today Peop le w1ll e ntDY berng w1 th you and you ' ll de lrght rn them Good lor tune w111 walk h and 1n hand Wi lt I you thr s co nun g year rn Sltuattons wh ere you tak e th e tmw to butltl a I 11m fo unda- "t.tne 33 . A LlffiE & SAVE A LOT 21 ) Ta sk s Wtll n o t appear bu r· 1976 TAUR US Carnper ! ' 6 · 3~ABC News 13; Adam · l24; Bunny 10 ; Super s•vE ON CARPETING For Hen! 70 It Sell co nl orned Aplil 8. 19 78 PAllO SALE ') mdP~ ~oulh of I up per\ P l olf•~ 011 Rr 7 'l mrles no t th of Ea~tern H1gh Sd 1ool Old drs he ~ dothrng ~orne fur nrture SAGITTARlUS (No•. 23-Dec . l.;amping Equipmen l . 5 OQ-W ide Wor ld of Spor1s 6, 13, 4 3~Catch · 33 33 · · Adam s Ch ronicles 20 ; Zoom 33 5 JQ-Once Uoon A Classic ~elk a· zoo m 20; St udlo tsuy where you c an come In MARTIN Tarzan 6 . QO.- News 4 , 10; Lawrence D~IVE SEVV! NV MA C H I N~ Rcporrs ser v rce oil makes 992 7784 lhe. Fob r rc Shop Pomeroy Aulhomed Srnger Soles and Sen11(e We sharpen SCISSOI5. possess a ce rta 1n grace and por s e rn d ea lmg With o thurs toda y They rn tu rn . respond wtlh c l1arm lormtng some very pleasant relationships YOU have o se rvrce to offer wont to buy or ~ell ~ame th rng oe looHmg to1 work . or wha tever yo u II ge t rewl!s l aster wrth o Sen t111el Wont Ad Coll 9l/7 2150 ' ,; . Gold" 4: The Maslers B. 10 : Body Shop 33 Free Es t ima tes Ou siness Senices BRADFORD A uc t roneer Com· ple te Setvtcc Phone 94q 1487 or 9<19 ::2000 Racrnc Ohro C!!!l Brod fo r d lURUY S WREC!(.ER Sorvt<e Ro<:11\C Oh10 Day or nrght Pr ice now 114.300. 68 ACRE FARM Pnce reauceo t OS·t6,900 Allracttve r e mocle iJ;>d 1 stor y farm home Tnis ntcc nome l er. tur es a large l!vtng room , dtntng, ~at rn ktt chen, 5 bedrooms , 8. J111 ba th s, 15 acres o t tillable land Wt th ba l ance tn p as tur e and woodland Older barn & gMage You mu st see thts one, tf 's well worrn the pn cc Loca ted otf Rt. 3?5 tn M eigs County · SATURDAY . APRILS, 197a 6·00-Sunr ise Semester 8.10, 6 · 3~M arlo IJ.U1~e ~=~~ 3:oo-Witness to Yes ter day 6;, Gupples~othe V~lley of AL MOST NE W - 1 acre . 3 bedrooms, 7 baths , forma I dining , carpeted, carpor t and st o rage ro o m - 2 ·Jo-Homer Formby 6 ; · BEST QUALITY INTERIOR roofed) CLELAND REALTOR ASSOClATES Phone 992-71 13 You k tndn ess th at you ve done for som eone wtll be re pa td today Thr s per son w tll be re c tproc at ing rn la rger me asur e l~lCHl you gave CANCER (June 21-July 22) You r p r esence wtll have an upltflmg e llec t upon th ose you meet to day even thougt1 you may not'be aware o l 1! Smil e a lot Movie Channe l ~ - u 1r GEMINI IMay 11 ·June 10) A · Juga" lO : Ascent ol Man 33 . building ba ses (could be b ull dtng s t"'meroy, 0 . 3· 15.tfc For Sales & Serv ice F1ve equ1 pped kl1chen. bath . carpet ing. sn.ooo NEW LIST IN G - 10 acres ground . free gas J UST 15,000 00 . NEW Ll ST ING Po meroy. 11:DO-News 3.4.6, 8, 10, 13,15: Dick Cavett 20, Lili as Yoga & You 33 1 1 . 3~Jo h nny Carson 3 4.15. Bar etta 6, 13. Masters Update 8: Movle " Asslgnmen l Terror ·· 10; Monty Py thon's F ly lng Circus 33 . • 11 : 4~B o xl ng B. 12 ·00-Janaki 33 12 : 4 ~L ohm an & Barkley 6. lrons lde 13 1 DOMidn ight Special 3.4.15. Movie " The Brai n from Pla net Aous" 10; 1 · 4~ N ews 13; 2 . 3~ N ews J . ven t ur es o AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER ''Get A Load Of This" SC ORPI O (O ct. 24-No• 22) News 20; Scen es f rom A M arri age 33 . J 0 · 3~Monly Python·s Flyi ng C~rc u s 20. CARTER ~ALES Bernice Bede Osol Rogers Ne ighborhood 20.33, Hogan·s Heroes 10, Emergency One 13, Pett icoat Junctlon 15. 5 : 3~N ews 6; Eelec. Co. 10,33 ; Mary Tyler Moore lO; Hogan 's Heroes 15. 6:0Q-News 3,4,a, 10, 13, 1.5; ABC News 6; Zoom 20; Adam s Chron ic les 33. 6 : 3~NBC News3,4;15, ABC News 13 ; Car ol Bu rnett & Friends 6;, CI!S News a.10; Over Ea sy 10. 7:0Q-C ross Wits 3,4; L1ars Club 6; Muppet Show 8, News 10; New New lywed Ga me 13; Gilligan's Is . 15; Almanac 20 , Making Thing s Grow 33. 7 : 3~ Por ler Wagoner 3; Go~g Show 4; Match Ga me PM 6, Pr ice Is Right 8; Mac Nei l·Lehrer Report 20.33 ; Famlly Feud 10; $100.000 Name That Tune · 13; Pop Goes the Cou ntr y 15. a:OO-Quark 3,15: Donny & Mar ie 6, 13, Odd Coup le 4; Gospel Road B ~ Was hingto n Week In Re•lew 20,33; W onder Wo m an 10. a : J~C PO Sharkey 3,4,15: Wa ll Street Week 20.33 9: QO-- R!ch ie Brocke l man, Pri vate Eye 3,4, 15; M ov i e " The Greal Houdlnls'" 6, 13; Incredible Hulk a, 10; Soundslage 20; Shepherd's Pie 33. 9 · 3~ Ma ke m & Clancy 33. 10:00-Qul ncy 3,4, 15 ; Husbands, Wives & Lovers 8, 10; 5 & 1 P M - Bound for Glo ry IPGJ 9 & 11 PM - Slapshot IRI ONner may fake nice mobile home as part pa v m e n 1 Pomeroy landmark m 9:00 lil9 :00 Mon .. Friday 9:00 ti l6:00 S.lurday 11 :00 1116 :00 Sunday 2-1·ff c Tank Service Bo x block cellor ond city water. Nlco •ount ry semng. POTASH, FlRT~PELS & BLlND SCASHS for junk car s Frye 'S 1 and ,a.u to Ports Wrecker 1 rue"' dR . Service. Tire sole on epo 1.r 1'1/6 KAWASAI<I 100 mrnr drrr Rut land, 742-:20EI 1 or Pennlo rl , br ke lrke new Recently tuned 7<2-9575 Prrce $-4 00 Pho ne 5768 MEIGS PLAZA Middleport, Ohio Open lack's Septic llll rn;r fa mi l y room w i th firep l ace. Garden spa ce , work 5h op, FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, 9',. _Jac~ "'c..arsey, Mgr Iii 1 PhOne 991·2181 , Locatod tn The Anyday , anytime. Phone 985-3806 J. 4 ACRES of n1ce lay ing land "not far from Southern High School Nice building sites . ldeol for new home builders Call now lor Info . 9'177760. NoiTEM TOO Lmge or too small Will buy 1 p1eur or comp lete household . New us ed , o r onlr ques . Martin 's Fu rnitu re 20 N M idd leport PhonE 2 nd St for It has a big cen1ral fireplace wllh heatolator and is Insulated . Sma ll. barn and about 20 a cres fen ced. Nice country se t1 1ng off blacktop road . Shown by appolntment onl y. Priced 142.000 00 uprrghr deep lree1er lrke n ew $ 750 Phone 741 3077 1q76 YAMAHA ENDURO 7SO (( "Thf Ori~0111o Not ThtlmiUtoo Call 24 hour se rvi c e . carj)et. Th1s house has been remodeled Inside and ouL 21 CU FT COI N S CU RRENCY . t ok en~ o ld poc ket welches and chatns sriYer a nd gold We need 196-4 and older srlve r corns Buv sell or rrode Ca ll Roger Wam sley 742·233 I 992-2206 or 992-7630 THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY 1976 HONDA E11celfen t <on dr rron Call ~'), 3018 BRUSH HOG 7 loot J 0 pull type rnple unr~ • rsol d11ve sholt ~lrp rl ut ch punrlur c proo f lore~ Very good COfl d rtron Shade 696 1234 fireplace Star t aut ret ire here f or $7 ,500 . 992- 22S9 , 991.6191 KAW A SAK I 90 Drrt Brke Good condt lr on SJOO C)97 Jlq1 liMBER Pomer oy Fa re s! Pro duc ts lop prrce f o, slond rng s. ow l im ber Call q9?.5965 or l<ent Hanby 1-446·8570 estimate , ACE HARDWARE and woo d burning 18.500.00 PR lCE PHON E 992-6333 HOME 5r1 ES l or ~ale 1 OOl' and up M •ddl t'port ll(IOI Ru1land Call qrn 74B I commerc;i al. At boats from this 5 room home New l y redecorated with R esi denti a l Clrpet 11 UphOlstery Photle Mike Youne Pot nts area almost new , 3 bedrooms, modern 101•1 Sycamore Sf. Po m eroy , Oh ro 196q MERCURY CYC lONE J d1 Moe Spence• Ph one 985 3879 bedroo m h o m e w rth 2 bath s. Natural ga s and ci t y wa t er Home wi ll t ake littl e 119,100 .00 NEW LIST lN G - Middleport Ph . 991 .3731 Broker Phone99121Bl Syracuse. Just S/ .500. 115 ,000 - Re novated 3 upkeep Wa lk to th e stores COUNTRY LIVlNG IN TOWN - Watch the r iver CLEANING Young's Carpeting ..... ,,,......,.o. st ar t ing out or ret i red couple Has level lot in A ssoci ates Ge or geS . Hobst ett er Jr., 9a. _JackW Ursey , Mgr . and na tural gas . Good tor 1 story trame , 2 be droo m s, 2 ba1h s, a ir cond rttoned , livtng room , dini ng roo m & kt l ch en com b1 ned , st ove, refrigerator , was her, d ryer mcl uded . 1 car garage . Lot 50.:700 All utilities Sh own by a p pmn lm ent. Close d Thurs d ays Satur days at n oon . Superior Slum htr1ction has J bedrooms, city water , .--- WAUPAPER. PAINT & SUPPLIES SEPTIC TANK Sue P. Mu rphy Uc.SV1, WILt CAR E l or tht"' eldrlly home Phor' £> 992 7JI 4 992 3325 21' E Secon d Str ee t COMPACT HOME - ThiS H ele n L . T eaford wat er '289.95 lllil 1 BY OWN[R 3 bedroom~ wrth !o rr cd OH gm heat and orr con d1 tronong I acre levol lot 111 Ru tland SIB 000 Ph alli? 74/ 3163 rnonv ot her rtern.., or Ma~o n l .r e Statoo r, Ma~ on WV Rt:>f rf'~hrrwnb ond Iars o f porkmg Undt"r npw Mobile tlom¥• for :;ru,. Pumeroy >~ JUS ! COM f'l ElED new house 111 M1ddleport For more rn farrno li on coil 992 2138 01 992 5304 and ONE I'), It alum!num Meyer ~ boor w1th 6 h p Chry sler rn otor trader s""'r"'el sears and ar (CSsO rles 1/ fool afumrnum Sea Kong boot wr th 7' • h p Sea Krng motor Pf lueger Elec trrc motor A lso gun~ Reo~ or1 l or sellrng til health See Red Kee 1011 Mrne r~v r lle OhtO Let 9•2 534S BY OWNER 5 acre!> Wrfh q room house FlU EGAS 2 co r garage summer !o.rtchen and bordere d by '1. rreelr.s Call985 3827 IWO BWROOM horne Dordwood ll oo rs thermal pane wrndows carpo rt oil fliNirrc 5 year~ old Syroruw q97 ?063 AU(ltQN TUESDAY 7 pm N(•w 1974 DA lSUN PICKUP s:n oo and u~ed m o ~C Al<. o f r • and Sol 992 7-4 5.3 at 7 pm or Ohto Rr"t' ' Auctr on MC'rg s Plato M• ddl£>pon HA Y FOR sole AlfoHo rlover orrd Trrno thy AI!> O crop ground fur SUNDAY A(IION ! ve>rv Sunday ren t or ')hare~ PhonE> 742 '1566 or I 00 All nf'"' too l:. NICE PIGS l or sale Al rer 5 coil HILLS Syracuse Nrce thtee bed1oo rn horne lolol Plec trrc ca1pe1ed wr th carpor t and a•r rondllronrng Ph one ASTRO·GRAPH ----------, \ ard ::iale most pl easa nt day wh en vou discover ho w wtlhng Olhcrs ore to s hare th1ng s b u t that s beca use you ve g1ve:n o l your sell rn the pas t 5 : 0Q- 6on ~n za 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke ·a; M1ster ~U SHC T.HRH B~DROOM both oil co•per poneled Owne1 wtlt help fmance lnquue at 409 South rrlth Avenue Mrd d leporr REDUCE SAFE 8 lo st wrth GoSCH! loblc r ~ & E Vop water pill~ N elson Drug COAL liME STONE sand gro .... el cole rum chlon de l ert •lrH• r dog food and oil type!oo of salt E• celsror Soil W ar ~ ~ lnt E Mo rn St Porne•oy <N2.3891 591 3051 PO MFR OY FIVE mrnu tes to l awn o.,d schoo l ~ Alumrnum s•drn g )lorrn wrndows and doo ro; New kot(hen a woman s delrgh t 2 or 3 bed ro om~ Bo5erncn t (arpet tht oughou t By oppt on 1.,. Roger Abbo tt 997611 4 or 99/ "1377 B & S MOBil E HOME S PI Plea· sent W Va be~tde Heck s 1973 Broadrno1e 14 x &4 2 bedroo rT'I 1973 Dorran 14 ~ 60 2 bedr oom 1971 V!C!Orr on 14 "67 3 bedtaorn : 2 both 197'2 (o.,en try 17 • 65 3 bPdrooon 19M Sto teloornon 12 , bO 2 bedr oom Business Services VA FHA . J0 y• lrnon crng rf•l rnonnng Ireland Mo•tgage 77 E Stale Ar hen~ phone (61 4) 147·7868 TOPPER FOR Dat sun prckup Al !>o Datsun spO<tol camper Wrll sell ~CpOtO I I.:'Iy or both roqe th et Ph on e Q49 16J6 anytrme aft er 5 30 ol•o ; - - - - - - - - I LIBRA (Se pl. 2J.Ocl. 23) A Sa turday, ~;;:r_il-:8;::-:=-c~=-::::: TELEVISIUN VIEWING Rea1E~te16i~;:;= ~"'· lleol,};.tale lor.Sale FOX CO KARl wr1h 11-T ho nailv Sentinel. Middlenor1-Pnmeror, 0 ., Thursday, Aprll7, 1978 6 cy l , sld . trans . Ver y c l ean . DAN THOMPSON FORD See Pat Hill, Rocky Huppor Da rrell Dodrill For A Good Deal on a New or Used Vehic le Open E-.n ings 1116:00 .. cept Thursday and Saturday. Closed Sunday 992-2196 Middleport, 0 . • Large selection 1978 Oldsmob iles ready for delivery. We are ready to deal. So hurry in , pi ck yours out . Drive Home A Winner See on e o f th ese courteous sa le smen : Pete Burris , Ma rvm Keebaug h or George Harris. Karr & Van Zandt " You 'll t:ike Ou r Qu alify Way of Dong Business•• GMC Fi nancing. 992 Sl4l Pomeroy Open Even1 ngs untii6 ·0o-tll S m. Sat. �' . 12- The Daily Sentinel. Middleourt-Pomerol . 0 .. Thursday. Apn l i. 19i B Committees named for bike event Hank Cle lan d , general cha irman for the Me igs Associatio n for Ret ardcd Citizens Hike-Bike has announced com mitt ees rtnd chairpersons for thi• year 's event slat'ed Saturday , April 29. . They are : Middlt·pvrt. Jess ie Mi ght ; Pome roy. Kathy Cleland : Ra ctn<'. Larry Ftsher : Rutland, Rea Roush : Chester area. Sharon Hein ; Route Comnut tee. Clarence Atherson : Safety Commtttee, Guv Hrsl'l l: Food Committee. l'hur k Blake. Servtn g as cllall'· persons in the sehoul dtstricts are Meigs '-<• Ca l, l.mda Eason , David Higgs. Greg Th qmas. Murray : Eastern District. Marlene Hein. Steve ca lling 992·3232 or 992-liOO!J. Riders are reminded they must ha\'e a sponsor to ride, l.iltl~ , Mark Nort on; and they arc riding at their Suu1hern Local. Lur1 Gum- own r isk . Ev'ery safe ty. ther . Jay Ord. Larry Fi sher. measure possible wtll pe A spC'c tal cummitlee (louse taken to insure a safe ride en ds 1 ts chaired by Nora and cooperation from all Easm1 Hnd Lm:lutles Jessi(• nders is requested . l\'t1 ~ht. and Rf.•a Housh. Check pui"nl " orkers Will be annuunced lat er and Maxine G\)eglcin 1s eh81rpr rson for tht s aspect. Ttwre wt ll be f1ve chrck Draw (Continued from pa~ 1)_ po nu s for this year's event. B. Downie. Pomeroy; Ed 'I11ey arc : Bradbury Schoo l Kennedy , Pomeroy : Teresa yard. Ft. Meigs for lunch,. Buckley, Reedsville; Donna Harn su rtvil\c Schoo l yard Davt dso n, Hutland ; Hazel K. whrl'(' H rt'frrshment brt•ak Stanley. Pomeroy ; Jean E. will be pr.i\'idcd . Zion Church Ke lley , Middl e port; ~ rou n ds fur an "Cn e r g~ break Raymond Co le. Pomeroy ; r:.xcet•"efl,;·e 1 candy. nnd a bnef ca tch up l.ula E. Clark, Harrisonville; Design and ~1 o p ·at th(' Me1gs Infirmary . Dona ld 1.. Moore , Pomeroy: Heg1strat 1un ts from 9 to 10 Jue Sisson. Pomeroy : Mary Qualii)' am . the d<i\' of the C\'Crtt. Th e Lavender , Syracuse : Mary nde will beg1n it t ap· Radford . Pomeroy : Harry Pomeroy prosuu atel.\' lO a.ni. from the Wo lson. Pomeroy: Cec il Flower I se nwr l' IIIZL'ns crnter in To ban, Pom eroy ; Earol d Ponwroy . The ndc shuuld be Dea n. Albany : Nora Cross, Shop cund udt•d by aboul ~ p.m. <.1\ Ha ci ne; Pearl Welker , Mrs . MilLard the St'flh ll' Cl\iZL'fl S center Pomeroy: John Chapman . Va nMeter . ~ Sponsu r s hN~t s ca n be nb· Albany ; Nurrrw n E Hysell. 99 1 1o3' 1 tamt•d :-tl the respe('tivc htgh P ~1111c r oy: Ron Arms. __o~:~~j _ schuu ls, Ckland Ht•a lt y or b~· Pomeroy: Hubart Newell. Chester: Hazel Roy. Racine : Prur ic ia Noel. Pomeroy : Helen Do rst . Tuppers Plains : EJltmett Dav is. Pomeroy : Loui se Bartels. Pomeroy : i; -l l I l I i ,_._.,...._,. Nallml Lond un, Sy r acuse; Dcburah Oh l in~er. Pomeroy : Audra Wells. Pomeroy : Carl F. . Mttrh , Pnmer.oy ; Roger Epple. Minersville: Ma rgie Bencdu m, Hccdsvi lle : John T. Bla ke, Middleport ; Ray Darst. Che shi re: Vi rg il Ru ush , PomProy ; Wendell Hoo pe r . Ha rri so n vill e: Del be rt Our s, Portland : Glenn Jcwr\1. Albany and Ar a Carsey, Albany. Attending were Judge John C. Ba co n. Frerland Norris and Lauren Hoffm an, jury Larry comm issio ne rs. Spencer, Mnlcne Harrison, Nrlltc Brow.n and Ma ndy Lefebre. deputy sheri ff. LOS ANGELES ( UPI) stri king a large object tD the scene. The spokesman collided protruding intD the track said the heavy rain and mud with an object protruding .space from a flatcar on a made it difficult to remove the Injured. from a freight train on a siding. The injured were taken by They said they could not siding Thursday night. derailing fow- passenger cars Immediately determine what ambulance and four-wheel drive vehicles to hospitals in into a muddy field and the object W "i'injw-ing 13 people. authorities "There are low- tars on Montebello and Pico Rivera . their side ," a sheriff 's Details .of the injuries were reported. not known . Thirty.fow- passengers and spokesman said . Amtrak offi cials said the si x crewmen were reported "We have one major mjury westboWld train was moving aboard the tr ain. which and 12 minor injuries, " a Fire at about 60 mril when it Amtrak offici als in San Department spOkesman said. the object on the struck Francisco said was bQund The Amtrak train derailed fl atcar. It was not known why fr om San Dieg o to Los dur,ing a heavy rainstorm at the flatcar was thel'e. _AngeleS. the Rio Hondo River near "We can only speculate it First report s sa id the ParamolUlt Ilouievard and passenger train struck the Slauson Avenue in the Pit'O was for gotten or left there by fr eight train head·<JO, but Rivera area of eastern Los a freight switch crew, which had been working in the coun ty firemen at the scene Angeles. area," said Arthur Lloyd, said later that it appeared the Ten colUlty fir e units and Amtrak train was derailed by eight ambulances were sent Amtrak 's direc!Dr of public affairs. ···.·:·:-:·:·:-:;:;:·:·····:-:-:·:;:;:;:;:;:;:·:;:-:;:::·>:·:·:;:·:-:;:-:-:·:-:-:·:·:;:.:;:·:;:·:·:·:;:·:·:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:•;:::;:·:;:·:;:·:·:·:·:· "The cars are derailed upright but leaning to one WASHINGTON iUPI) - President Carter announced side," he said . • today he is deferring producllon of the high-radiation The passenger train was neutron warhead, but directed the Pentagon to go ahead about eight miles short of its with delivery systems capable of using such weapons In destination, Lloyd said. the future. • He said there was no can er's decision, BDDOIIDCed in a White House damage estimate available. statement , came after a week of speculation that he had Several other tracks nearby derided to kill the controversial program entirely. allowed train traffic through But the president said today his "ultimate decision" lUlObstructed, he said. "" usin g the weapon "will be made later, and wlll be influenced by the degree to which the Soviet Union shows restraint in its conventional and nuclear arms programs and force deployments .!! ............ . ................ .·.. .. ·.:-:-:.:-:·:·:-:..... . ··.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·. ··.·.·.·.·.· .....·..·...·.......... An Amtrak train · ' YOUR INFLUENCE WILL LIVE ON Saipture - 2nd Peter I: 15 "Morrovr r, I will endea \'or that ye ma y be able after my d('•:cast' to tla\'e these things always in remembrance." When mov ing int o a new is very lm· por1 ant tn inform the Po>i al se rvice. publi sh ers of ma ,Ll azinc s to whi ch you subsrnb(' , lhe Hureau of Motor Vehicles. and other agencies about yuur change of address. I wa s taking care of (\JOllllUnity, It S<!l' Ll ' <thlLll clll i\ultli. <ldl1. Qu1c·k '''t\'tCl' And 11·l' lt\'cl 1 l.'()ll ltkc• ilw b"" pomeroy rutland tuppers plains M <1mber FDIC pomeroy nationa bank the bank of the century establi shed 1872 Y\)1 make the cifference HF:NRY RAHR, Olester , demonstrated th e correct way to fell a tree . '· Forestry NOW OPEN Crow's Family Restaurant Drive Thru Window GREAT SERVICE! GREAT CHICKEN! ' Ifs nice to feel so good abou~ a. STOP IN SOON •$'kw aM ·fW olunlcuiJ lo fOod food® · .,~9~99~~~~~9~~~~~~ . Sermonette Nrl.'cl rl second Cel t ') l.m1· Idle'' Connection seen in girl's d~ath 13 injured in .derailment chanK.ing the address on my Opera tor's lice nse after moving to Pomeroy . However, f was not prepared for the question that the clerk asked : "Do you wish to make an anatomical gift of any pan of your budy?'" My wife and I had discussed the possibility uf giving usable part s of our bodies to a donor bank , · but quite frankly , transplants are not a panil'ularly appealing subject to me . Now I was confron ted with the question uf donating eyes, kidneys, hea rt , etc. with oard-ea rrying sinceri ty, as one 's own conscience direct s him. Any licensed operator may actually help provide health fo r nt hers after he is gone . lm a~ ine how thankful such a donor would be If a blind loved one were to receive the gift of sight beca use of his ki.1dness and fore-sight. llow we feel about giving pan s of our anatomy to science and medicine is a perso nal matt er. However, there is a sense in which aU of us leave something to future generations which may either curse or benefit others. The Apost le Paul in the a hove text ex presses hi s desire to leave tu ut hers an inheritance of life and light aft er he is gone. While he lived. he was a shining example of God' s grace and truth . Through his letters to the churches and Olristian influence, he gives his "hean " and " eyes" to all the world so that all may see and know what God ha s accomplished .for us. All uf us, in one way or another leave behind an influ ence and a test imony . It may be a curse , or it may be a blessing - depending upon "Who" and "What " we have lived for. Determine to live each day for the Lord , then , aft er you are gone, others will profit spiritually from your foresight and generosit y. Hespectfully submitted. Floy d F . Sh oo k, Past or , Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church . (Continued from page 1) tree operation . Dave Fox, ASCS , informed those attending on how you can get 80 • percent of the cost of tree planting, timber stand improvement or fe ncing t o excl ude livestock paid for by the federal government. Boyd Ruth and Dave Berns, forest er with the Soli Con· FUNDS DISTRIBUTED servation Service , demun· State Auditor Thomas E. ;1ra tcd proper tree planting ~'er g uson 's office announced methods and outlined soil s in relation to tree planting and the March distribulioo of improving existing stands. $34 ,869,652 in Aid to Dependent Children to 509, 03 7 recipients in the 8B counties. Me igs Co un t y received 172,887 for 1, 150 recipients. TU F-SD~ Y SESSION PLEASANT VALLEY The Ohio Eta Phi Sorority DISCHARGED - Thomas meet Tuesday at 7:30 will Willia ms , Pome roy; Mr s. p.m. at the offi ce of the Thomas Bush, New Haven ; Col umbus and Southern Ohio Bonnie Swisher. Point Elect ric Co. There will be Pleasant; Pen"t( Bus, Point elect ion of officers and girl of Pleasant : Mrs.--talvin Smith. the year. Pomeroy ; Milford Ica rd , Poin t Pleasant ; Donna ·.·.·:·:·:·:·.·.<::·:::•:.-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:::·:::·:::::::::: Glenn, Hender son: Mrs . James Brumfield, Glenwood: EXTENDED FORECfST Loren Wolfe . Ga llipoli s; Sunday through William Fielder ; Point Tuesday, a chance of Pleasant ; Oscar Frye , ohowers Sunday and lair Gallipolis : Mr s. John West. Monday and Tueoday. Crown City : Tammy Hoff- · Highs will be in the 50s man. Point Pleasant ; Rona ld north and the lOs or low 70s Hayman, Poi nt Pleasant ; south. Low• will be in the Mrs. Everett Parsons, Apple upper :lOs or lower tOs north Grove; Nellie Bennett, Point · and In the 40. south. Pleasant : La rry St ici<ler, Point Pl easa nt : Barbara Fowl er , Middleport ; Paul NOW YOU KNOW Akers. Point Pleasant ; Mrs . Whalebone has no bone William Weaver. Middleport. it's a substance attached lo BIRTH : A<laughter to Mr . the roof of the jaw that filters and Mrs . Marvin Moss, water pa ssing through the Tarawa Terrace, N. C. whale's mouth . CINCINNATI (UPI ) Kentucky Stale Police say they have "considerable eviden ce" in the death ol 12year<>ld Lisa Jansen, whose hody was found Thursday morning in .a creek bed near Walton in northern Kentucky. Police said the girl, missing from a Cincinnati suburb since she left to walk tD school · Wednesday morning, had been shot several times . Although no one has been charged in the death, Kentucky state Police U. John said there is "considerable evidence wilh which we can work ." Another officer said Thw-sday police had not ruled out a possible connection between the girl's dealh ·and the shootin g Wednesday morning of Trooper Gary carey after he stopped a robbery suspect. A suspect, Eugene W. Gall, of Hillsboro. Ohio, was charged with fir•"! degree assault short ly a ft er the Ron Twyman, .Gabriel quit as Pirate coaches Carey shooting. Carey was in serious condition Thursday with two gunShot wounds in the chest at St. Elizabeth Medical Center. Miss Jansen's body was fo110d after a Walton , Ky. , woman discovered her jacket and school book along Kentucky Route 14, two miles from the body. Miss Jansen was last seen Wednesday morning when she left her Madi~n Place home tD walk to a friend's house on the way tD Cure of Ars school. Harry Jansen, the gifl's father , said he had warned her not tD get into a car with a stranger , and said "she would not do !his." Hamilton County police also are investigating the disappearance of University of Cincinnati coed Cheryl Thompson , missing since March 24 wherr she was tD meet a boyfriend at a local disco. Miss Thompson 's car has been found . Sheriff ---------------------------, ! Area Deaths l • Issues • warnmg I With the coming of warm wea ther and also the coming of itinerant · workers doing various roof repairs, painting, etc., Meigs Co unt y Sheriff James J . Proffitt urges area residents to be cautio us of havi ng various jobs around the property done by traveling workers. "Know who is doing your work ," advises Sheriff Proffitt. "Maybe a higher priced job done by loca l people will tum out to be cheaper than a shoddy job done by these traveling persons. Help us help you, by usin g ca uti on in yo ur dealings," he stated. Woman hurt in accident Peg gy A. Waugh, 19, Ironton , was injured in a traffi c accident at 3:35 p.m . Thursday on US 35 at the junction to TR 45. The Gallia-Meigs Post State High way Patrol said the Waugh car slid on the pavement striking the rear of a car operated by William A. Dan ey, 36. Rodney . Waugh was taken to . the Holzer Medical Center for treatment of minor injuries. She was cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance. Alice Sprag ue, 74, Rt. 2, Bidwell, was charged with passing at an intersection following an accident ai iO:50 a.m. on SR t60, and Buck · Ridge Rd . The patrol said the Sprague ca r was passing at the intersection when it sideswiped a vehicle driven by I...anny H. Cavin, 33, Ironton . There was ntinor damage . A single car mishap occurred at\0 :25 a.m. on CR 4, two and two tenths miles west of SR 160 where Dorothy L. Meeks, 35, Bidwell, going west, lost control of her car after hitting a large pot hole in the roadway . Her vehicle ran off the ri ght side of the ruadway Into a ditch . I EDNA JACOBS Mr s. Home r (Edna J Jacobs, 81, died a t Robertson Memoria l Hos pi ta l at Ravenna, Ohio. She was a former employee of Lamb's Elect ric at Ravenna and was a member of the Akron Ca thedral. Surviving are four so ns, Arnold, Chester a nd Stanley of Ravenna ; Charles of Sharonv ille, Ohio; three daughters , Mrs . Pauline Wade and Mrs. Ruby Cacia of Ravenna and Mrs. · Gamet Pike of Azle, Texas ; 30 grandchildren. 40 greatgrandchildren and one great • great-grandchild . She was a fo rmer resident of Apple Grove, Oh io. Funeral services were held March 30 at Ih e Shorts fu neral chapel and interment was at the Grandview Memorial Park al Ravenna . Carmel News, By the Day Mr . and Mrs. Tom O'Neill and fami ly, Mrs . Evelyn ingram of Columbus spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee , Bob Bill and Becky . Mr . and Mr s. George Circle. Mr . and Mrs . James Circle, all of New Haven. Mr . and Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens. 0 .. Mr. and Mr s. Wil liam Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gibson . aU of Holland, Ohio were guests of Mary Circle du ring the weekend. William Carellon of Racine spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur John· son, Patrick. Sheryl, Betty Van Meter and Euni e Brink er . Alban Springer and Jill of Vinton. Va .. Paul Moore. RD Ra cine, Mr. and Mrs . Dean Eri ck, Jill of Columbus were guests of Mr . and Mrs. Dou gla s Circle ov er the weekend. Mr . ~ and Mrs. Garrett Circle of Racine were at the Circle home on Tuesday. One man's t'Ornpromise is anotlwr wider . man's knuckling- BERTHA F. SMITH Bertha Frances Smith, 66, Rt. I, Reedsville, died Thursday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs . Smilh was preceded in death by her parents, Harry and Ida Mae Rinehart, her first husband , Lewis Poston, and two· sisters. She is survived by her husband, Henry Smith, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ewing Ch~pcl with the Rev . Rubert Brooks officiating . Burial will be in New Marshfield Cemetery. Friends ma y caU at the fun eral home at any time. Employees ••• (Continued from paae I) the economic Issues. there are at least six major weaknesses in the bill and the way it was put together." Brindza indicated that AFSCME-Ohio Council 8 has been working for a pay in· crease for state employees, state university employees and co unty we\[are depart· ment employees for many months. He pointed out that even with th e present legisla.tion AFSCME has had an impact . " Un til we raised the issues," Brindza said, "those people locked in Step X wo uld have been excluded from the pay bill, and aU overtime would have been figured on the old hourly rate. "But the fact remains," Brindza continued, "that if we had a fair and rational collective bargaining law ln Ohio these types of public displays would not be necessary .'' AFSCME - Ohio Counci l 8 delivered a letter to all state representatives out li ning objections io the pay bilL That letter called for the Ohio House not to con: ur with the Senate version of the bill . The Holise, on Tuesday, voted 82 to I not to concur. Brindza 's aMouncement ends any Spe1!ulation ahout forming a coalition with the two public employee associations to lobby against the pay bill. / CHESHIRE Acceptance of resignations, employment ot mahltenance personnel, and progress reports on various sc~ool matters highlighted Saturday's moothly meeting oft he Gallia Loca l Board of Education. Ron Twyman , head basketball coach at North Gallia the past two years, submitted his resignation as coach only. Bruce Gabriel, assistant varsity football coach at North Gallia and junior high basketball coach at Bidwell-Porter also resigned those positions . Teacher resignations were accepted from Shirley A. Doss and Deborah A. Bryan. Mrs. Eleanor McKelvey, Kyger Creek business I.eacher, who has been on a lea vc of absence for maternity reasons was given a year extension of her leave. Others resigning were Daniel L. Teachers' Asso dallon . rega rdin g the Sm ith, maintenance man ; Mary E. Cox, status of former teacher Bill Bahr, Blevins kind erga rten route bu s ' dri ve r, and said U1e bpard's <.:on un lttee appointed to Johnnie L. Patterson, janitor at Bidwell· review !he lit1gation pertaining to the nonPorter and Vinton Schools. renewal of ·Bahr 's contr act , is sti ll Employed for the remainder of the gathering information and a report will be contract year as maintenance work~rs forthcoming in 30-60 days. were Larry J . Gorby,_Rt. 2, Crown Ctty • · The hoard spent time discussing the and Floyd Harold Htll ,_Rt. 2. Patr1ot1>'- placement of suggestion hoxes in each Penelope McMtllm was htreda s ~regular bui ldmg in the school system. The box will bus drtver and Mae M. Fatrchlld as a be locked at all times with all suggestions . go ing directly to th e boa rd. A hoard substttute dnver . Followmg the presentation of U1e membe.r in each attendance ttrea will have mon.thly fin~ncial report by boa rd clerk. a key to open th~ box~s Mrs. Naomt_ Beman, board prcstdent Students, teac hers, pl'tncipals and James Blevm.s .re viewed progress of resid ents are permitted l'o place OAPSE negotiations and other hoard suggestions in the boxes. It was pointed out busmess. . that suggestions should be in good taste . On a questiOn by Howard Neekamp, Superi ntendent Thomas Hairston preSident of the Galha County Local .reported on the status of an order issued by the State Health Cummissioner and Dr. report is due May 10. · gym after art teacher Mrs. Sally Moshier. Frank lin Wal tol' , Sta te School {:Jiff Wilson , district transportation Mr s.. Mosh ier, veteran instructor in the KC Superin tendent, re garding the director , said a dual busing amllysis is· area , recently retired from the teaching immW1izatiun nf <1 !1 ~tudents . Hairston progressing. Other reports were given on profession because of medical rectsons. said Gallia County's Health Department teach er evaluation by Assistant It granted the following professioMI has been working hard with lhe county's Superintendent' David C. Campbell ; a leaves : two school nur ses in ,getting students proposed bus discipline pol icy by board - Sophia Cam pbell and four FHA immWliZl.•<L E:<tra het~lth clinics arc being member, Dr . David R. Ca rman : roofing students from Hannan Tra ce to FHA held for that purpose .. projects, bus buildin~ garage status and convention Aprtl 21-22 in Columbus. A 1<-trge portion uf the meeting review by Hairston of U1e Centerville and - Gail Belvill e, Barbara Curtis and conducted· at Kyger Creek High School Hannan Trace building situations aft~r Karen Thomas to readi~ wo rk..o;hop in fr om 9:.10 a.m. to a 1:15 p.m. board recent fires. Col umbils, April 21. executive session was devoted to old Blevin s a lso revie wed reports - Ruben I.. Lanning, KC principal, to bu si ness which in cluded a review of prepared by architect Bob Grant small lligh school conference April 2() in achic vcmc.nt t~s ting by school regard ing Camp Asbury where Ce ntervi lle Canton . psyc:hologist James Harris. students have been attend in,{ classes ror - Howard Neekamp to Ohio Busi ness Supt. Ha1rstnn reported a preliminary the last five weeks. Teachers meeting in Columbus April2().22. report Will be given Apr ii 2Bon the building In other matters, the board tabled a - Neekamp and Roberta Zdepski to survey program bei ng conducted by the reque 0t from the Kyge r Creek OEA Assembly May It- 13 in Columbus. Ohio Sta le University survey tea m. Afina l Keywanettes C.1 ub to name the high school Co ntinu ed on A-3 + tmts VOL. 13 NO. 10 GALLIPOLI S- POINT PLEASANT tntint SUNDAY, APR IL 9, 1978 MIDDLEPORT POMEROY . PRICE 25 CENTS Estimate Gallia 's. 1978 road expenditures at $1,071,235 GALLIPOI.lS - Ga lli a Co unty Engineer James Baird Saturday announced the 1978 estimated expenditures of l\,071,235 for road and bridge improvements · for the county's highway system. That amount is $1 39,548 less than the t977 expenditure. According to Baird $583,235 will be spent for $465.91 miles of count y roads; $50,000 for clearing roadways ; $92,000 fur dust control: $60,000 fur dit ching, $150.000 £or massive spot corrective measures for the bituminous roads. co n sls ti n~ of sta bilizing the base, blade and patching; $120,000 for maintenance and report of 360 bridges in the count y system and $t6,000 for slip re pairs . In prepa ring hi s rl nnual budget sulr milled last week to Gallia County Commissioners, Baird used the (ollowing cod!:! for road work: Single sea l over existing blacktop surface, $2,500 per mile: double sea l. $5,000 per mile : 404 hot mix two inches. $20,000 per mile: stabilizniion 1crusher run or 304 MTI. i $2,000 per mile: blade and seal. 15.1100 per mile : grade and main- Gallia is interested in gasification plant GALLIPOLIS - A cu81 gasifica tion plant in Gallia County ? Commissioners John 1.. Be lville , James C. Saunders, and Paul Dean Niday answer that question "yes." The three have written to U. S. Senators John Glenn and Howard Met · zenbaum and to U. S. Representative t1arcnce Miller urging lhat Gallia County be considered as the site and asking what additional steps they could take tu get the Retaining wall to be repaired POMEROY - The retaining wall along lhe Ohio River at Pomeroy which supports the Chessie System IC &O J railroad tracks and East Main Streel, damaged by recent high water, will be repaired according to Chessle System Ohio Division Manager L 0. llobinson. The stone wall has developed minor failures at several P.,ints and one section has partially collapsed, this had caused concern ubout continuing rail service to Excelsior Salt Works and Midwest Steel. Robinson responded to an inquiry by the Meigs Co unty Rail Service Committee as to Chessie "s plans to make repairs. He advised that Chess\e's Engineering Department was aware of the situation and "that corrective action will be taken in the very near future." Similar problems occurred at other points in the same area in late 1976 and Chessle made re pairs al that time. The recent high water which nearly reached the track Is believed to have Conllnued on A-3 project here . Here's the text of their letter : "It has come to our uttention that a Coa l gasification plant is bemg considered for Southeastern Ohiu. ''The Gallia County Commissioners. John Bel\1lle, Paul D. Niday. and James Saunders, look favorably upon this project and would appreciate consideratinn for Gallia County . "We feel Gallia Cou nt y would be most suitable ror such a pro ject since we arc located on the Oh io River. we have river, railway , and truck transporlallon and an airpo r1 suitable for small jet planes. " We have several strip minmg companies altive in our county and the Sout hern Coal Corn panr deep mines nearby. "O ur unemployment rate as of December t977 was B.l percent. The surrounding co unties also have high unemployment wh ich mc:m s there is a wealth of lahor. "We would appr eciale your help in letting us know if there arc steps we might take to induce such a project for our area ." Gallipolis conun i~s ion to meet Tuesday night GALI.IPOLIS - City Manager Chris Morris announced Saturday that the city commission will meet in special session on Tuesday , April II , beginning at 7:30p.m. in the commissioners' room. Commission will accept or reject bids on the sale of derelict equipment no longer needed by the ci ty, and authorize the cit y manager to bid fur employee health in· surancc. Members will also discuss fire contract s, the city income ta• ordinance draft and landfill prolect . lcnan ce, $1,000 per mile und milint enanec of bltummous-surface tr eated road, $500 pe r mile. Baird anti cipate s hi s highway deparlmcnl wil l do the fo llowing road work this su mmer: Smg\e Seal {Over ex isting Bit. ru::~ d ), 38.96 lllilcs: Double Sea l, 7.70 miles: ~04 lloi Mix t2"1. 5.09 miles: Stltbi iiZc rCrusher run ur 304 MTL ), 26 .60 miles; Blade and Sea l. 6.06 miles: Grade and Maintain, 255.87 miles and Maintain existing, blacktop, $198.36 miles. Highway expenditures the pa st five years according tn Engineer Baird were· 1\)32,693 in 1973: $J,O:J5,137 in 1974 : II ,O:lo,Rt4 in t975; $1 ,08R,952 in t976 and $1 ,210,7B3 'in 1977. The cnu nl)'' s hi ~hwa y and mainte nance fund is furni~ twd th r nu ~h gasoline and motor veh icle tax rete! pts. \ I \ SCHOLARSHIP CHECKS PRESENTED - H. D. Alonzo , M.D.,left, presents sc holarship checks to Thomasina Gates, st anding next to him and Sa Jly Jo Ehret. center. whil e Robert . Dame\, Administrator of the Hl,tzer C.1 inic Limi ted, and Janet Byers, R.N., right, Direc tor of the Hospital School of Nursing, look on. Ms. Ehret is from Richwood. Ohio and Ms . Gates from Keyser. W. Va. ' Two scholarships awarded by Holzer Clinic Limited • MICHAEI.J. OORIIIAN SPEA KER NAMED - Michael J. Dorrlau, Demorrallc candldatt• for lieutenant governor In Ohio, runnin g with Richard Celes te, will speak at the Tenth Dlstrirt Uemocra llr Action Club to be held Wednesday ut the Mt•lgs 1om. Dorrlan Is a graduate of Holy Fa mily High Schoo l and attended Franklin University and Ohio State University. lie served witt! the U. S. Army In Germany, 195t-1953. He has served as a Franklin County rommlsslonn and In 1968 ht! was honored us the "Y~ung Dem of the Year" by the Franklin County Young Democrats. The public Is lovlted to attend the Wednesday night meeting whlrh begins nl H. · sl uden t at the S!'hool of Nursing . .Janet Byers. R.N.. Director of the Schoo l of NursinK. stated that these two outstanding freshman nursing st udents were selected by the Scholarship and Finance Committee of the School of Nur sing . They bot h exhibit good cu mulauve ~rade point averages and will be graduating in 1980. They received their caps dunn ~ the Annual Recognition and Capping Ceremony held at r' aith Baptist EXTENDED ~' OfiECAST Church in Rodney Fri day evening . Monday through Wednesda}'. warm In commenting about these awurds, and a r han ce of shu \o\t•rs ur thun· Mr . DanteI said t hal the Clinic was ders howers Monday and Tu<·sday and de\ightc>d tu participate in the scholarship fair Wednesday . Highs will be In the 70s program for Lhe benefit of two students . Monday and In the 60s or lhe 70s en rolled in the hospital's Schuul uf Nur· Tuesday and Wednesday . Lows will be sing , assiSting them to complete their in the 40s nnn h and the 50s south . education cmd prepare for a career in the nursing field . GAI. LI POLIS - Two student s fr om the fres hma n class in the Holzer Medical Center Schoo l of Nu rst ng have been awarded the 1978 Holzer Clin ic Limited schola rships , accordi ng to an a nnouncement by Hobert Daniel, cli nic administrator. These scholarships arc presented annuall y m memory of Mrs. Alma V. Holzer wife uf the late Charles F. . Holzer. Sr .. M.D.. founder of the or< ginal Holzer Hosp1tal, and mother of Charles E. Holzer, Jr .. M.D.. the President of the Hns pttal Medica ) Stoff. Heceiving the scholarships are Sally Jo ·Ehret. Richwood, Ohio, 'and Thoma sina Gates frurn Keyser. West Vir~inia . R . H. Alonzo, M.D., Secretary-Treasurer of the Executive Committe-e of the Holzer Cl ime Ltd., made the presentations to the two nursin g students. Ms. Ehret is the daught er of Mr. and Mrs. David C. Ehrel of Richwood. Ohiu , artd Ms. Ga les is the daughter of Mrs. V1rginia Ga tes of Keyser, W. Va . Ms. Ehret works as a Nurse Aide ttl the Holzer Medica 1Cent er on weekends. whil e she 1s a ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 . eSPECIAL SALE PRICES This weekend save on mtln's and boys' denim jeans . men's sport sh1rts and socks · Revlon and Coly cosmet,ics for women . girls' sweaters · halter lops · blouses - women's long gowns and robes. ·~- .. \, ., ·.. r' '. • • •SAVE 30% .CUSTOM DRAPES Special sale ends April 15th - Bring in your measurements and select your pattern and color from the many. many samples. Home Furmshtngs - lsi floor . · •HANES SPRING BONUS SALE SOc Off on any ?len's H~nes Red Label Underwear - Boxer Shorts T Shtrls · A Sh1rts · Bnefs. Slop up now. Sale ends April 81h, 5 p.m. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ( •• ~ DISPLAY PLAQUE - Earl Cross of the Racine area holds a plaque he won as the o·utstanding Dairyman for OOMPI..ETE BASIC PoUCE TRAINING - In comp1ian1:e with the Ohio l'tace 'Officers Training Council regulatlono, the Meigs County Sheriff's Department cooducted a Basic Pollee Training class to certify recenUy lppoln!lld officers. The basic course of 280 hours w.as started m Dec. I, lim and continued Hve nighl8 a week, lour hours a night, ~mUllll conclusion, AtrU 4. It wao attended by special deputies and members of the Melgs·County Mounted Posse and three rlfllllar deputlu. Officers lhown are, first row, Jeft to rfChl, Chlrl111 MUller, Mounted Poue, Joe Young, Mo110ted Posse, Keith Wood , special deputy , Randy Forbes, deputy sherur, Becky Mohler, deputy sheriff, Mandy Lefebre, deputy Sheriff and coordinator of the program : second row, Edward Templeton, Mounted Posse, Bob Porter, MoWJted Posse, Unda Carpenter, special deputy, Lou Oshorne, Mounted Posse, Susan Darling, special deputy, Manning Mohler, special deputy , Milti>n Varian, Chief of Pollef, Syracuse VUiage, Mike Mullen1speeial Investigator of ~roseeutor ; third row, Alan Darlmg, Sam Shain and ' .harles Shain, aU MoWJted Posse. · • Southern Ohio which ronsists of 19 rounties. With him Is his wife, Geraldine , who keeps lhe dairy records. !See story on Page A.,\ ). Swnmer blood donors needed POMEROY - Summer blood donors are_ certainly needed, Vernon Nease, Me1gs blood program chairman, reports . ~!any people are away on vacation during the swnmer months and have not donated a pint ol their precious blood before leaving, Nease said. When this happens, ile comments, a blood shortHge con occur.. Patients in loca l hospitals depend on vol unt eers to donate blood at bloodmobile visits. Blood Is no longer donated at the hospitals, Nease reports. . The next bloodmobile visit lor Meigs County will be Monday, Aprll1 7, from 1:311 to 5:3U p.m. at the Pomeroy Elementary School. , " Summer bloo d shortages · can jeopardiz e lives. Surgeons must sometimes postpone needed operations due to the lack of blood. The best way to alleviat~ thi s problem is simple, 'be 0 blood donor' ," Nease concluded . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 7, 1978 jacobs rinehart smith