https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/97066cad169ca59c51361ffbda08281e.pdf 09e504673c70688da155f4997ce55016 PDF Text Text !}.3-TheSunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, Aprif9, 19i6 CommiUee meets . The organization com· mittee of the Big Bend Jaycee-ettes met April 3' at the Meigs Inn. Marty Rice and Ca rol McCauley, representatives of the Belpre Jaycee Wives, attended and discussed their t\Jnstitution and by·laws. Three representatives from. Meigs· Jaycee-ettes plan to attend"theApril tO meeting of the Belpre Jaycee Wives to become bett er acquain ted ~ith the program. Plans . for a concession >tand to sell balloons at the Hegatta were made. They also di.•rn.o.ed the possibilit y : :• f ee• of having a float in the Regatta. This will be decided later , hbwcver . 1l1e n ~x t meeting of the Big Bend Jaycee-ettcs "·ill be Sunday , April 23, at 4:30p.m. at the Pomeroy Library . SQUAD, FIRE RUNS POMf:ROY Th e Pomeroy Emergency Squilrl was ca lled to 5\.ibert)· Ave.. Frida y m<u·mng for flrcnrla Petrie who was taken to Holzer Medica l Cmter . AI 2:54 p.m .. the Pomeroy Ftr<' Depa<1menl was railed In Union Ave. to extin guish a brush fire . ~ • • Willi s T. Leadingham Realtor .• • • ZONING A_ND TH[,_ LAN. DOWNER • A good comm unity ha~ • zoning laws to orot ect 1ts 'om~wne However , • " L-v rs . Also . look nto the •·,pe ol home which your IS allowable in zo n ing is e ven more Important to th b I 0 •• land who are plann e uyers 1ng to erec t their own home wn1ng area . You may plan to build a sec?nd lloor apartment , poSSibly lor another' member ol your family or even for rental Some comm uniti es may purposes lllhe properly" • • have zoning that will make • it Im possibl e lor you to • build the home you plan • For instan ce one e commun ity may requ ire a e speci f ic a moun t of a crea ge • lor a one family zone It • you bu y a small er lot than • the . zon m g ord ina nce requ 1res , you m ay not be • able to build the house you • • COf,U MBUS I UPI I - Ohio • State's 1969 nati onal Championship football team . • the Bu ckeye coachi ng starr • from that yea r. and Texas • Coach Fred Akers wi ll par1 !ClpHte in the Ohio Hi gh • Sd10ol football coaches clinic • ,· ,t Oh 1 .,1 Sta e Ma\' 5 ' . • "'\) osu Conch w"ooti)' l'," • 1 l)'CS • • e Said Si!turday thafScn . J ohn e a one family res idential • zone , you may be ou 1 ot • luck No need to worry a s long as you check ou t lhe : zoning before you buy • • If there is anyth1ng we : ca n do to help you m the field of real es1ate please e phone or drop in at e r;tenn. D-Ohio. will be the featu red spea k er at th e a w;:~rds banquet Ma.v 5. ,\ )so s peakin ~ will bt~ Ark ansas Coach Lou Hnltz , a L1r!ller OSU etss istHnt. Io wa Sta!(' Coach F:arle I3rucc, Floridcl A&M Ct 1al'h Hudy Hubbard and North CnroJin;J Hu Hcin. LEADINGHAM REAL e Members of the 19lill tea m. ESTATE . 512 Second Ave .. e ll"hich defea te d Southern GallipoliS. Phone 44 6-7699 . e Califorpia with O..J. Simpso n • We're here lo help ! • 111 the 1969 Rose Bowl at· • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • tcnd1ng the clini c w111 be.' Rex • want on the lot you owe . • • voc PLEASANT W. Grant Shell, 13, Ht. 2, Jericho Rd., Point Pleasant,died Saturday morning at Pleasant Valley Hospital. He was a retired carpenter in construction work and a member of Carpenters Local 1159. He was \)om Aug. 20, 1904 at West Columbia to the late William H. Shell and Mame Shell McDaniel. He is survived by his wife, Mina Shuler Shell; two dau ghters, Mrs . Carrol (Barbara) Robie, Bidwell, 0. and Mrs . · Bob (Nancy) McCa llister, Des Moines, Iowa : a son, George Shell, Point Pleasant; fo ur sisters, Mrs. Carl Owens, Middleport, 0 ., Mrs. Howard Johnson, Point Pleasant; Mrs. George Swisher and Mrs. H. E. Men, both of Columbus, 0.; a brother, Jimmy Shell , Kern. Jim Otis, J 1l hn Bruckington. Jock Tatum. Hoswell, N.M.; and seven Jan White. J im Si111wagon. grandchildren. Dave Foley, Hufus MHycs The funeral will be held and TPd Pro\'ust . Monday at 2 p.m. at the Crow Hussell Funeral Home with Rev. Herman Hayes of· ficiating. Burial will follow in n'/ • ,, v.·tnan reet~tve s the Suncrest Cemetery. Friends may call at the • funeral home after 3 p.m. It'll IllS Contract Sunday. OAKLA ND 1UPI 1 - The G<Jl den Gater S cu mpleted !heir 1978 World Tl•mn Tenn is roster Sa tu rd ay with the signing of Britain's Micha el Wyma n to a une-yca r conIract. Wyman , 24, whu played at the Universit y of Southern Ci<l ifornia , wi ll huld do""' the No. 3 spot on the · Gaters' men's s1de beh ind Sandy Maye r and Frew McMillan. • SEE SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST SELECTION OF CLEAN 5a1s. LATE MODEL USED CARS. MOST OF THESE CARS CARRY SMITH'S SPECIAl 100% WARRANTY. SEE GENE JOHNSON, BOB BRICKlES, HARLAND WOOD OR GREG SMITH TODAY FOR THAT EXTRA SPECIAL DEAl! 1977 CUTLASS SUPREME 1976 ElECTRA liMITED 1977 MONTE CARLO Buckskin exter ior wi t h matching landa u top and sa ddl e vinyl exterior . Th is intermed iate Old s is extra s harp & fully equipped . This is it! The last of distincf"ively designed full size luxury sedans Jinished in dark blue wi th vinyl roof. equipped wllh mos t of Buick 's luxury & power options . Only 12.864 miles Fi ni s hed in can d ya pple red with con tr asting whi te landau lop . We invite you r closes! ins peclion of thi s immaculat e au la driven only 6,108 miles . '5795" SEE IT NOW 1977 ELECTRA liMITED 1977 CHR;tSlER NEWPORT '6995 '4995 SEE THIS CLEAN CAR TODAY 1976 MONTE CARlO 1977 CHEVY MAliBU 1977 CHEVY PICKUP Burgundy m e tall ic pa int. vi nyl top. Rallye wheels ,_ cru ise control, lilt wheel. AM- FM , bea utiful car . , . Check fh is one toda y . '3995 '3995 1977 MONTE CARLO 1977 BUICK SKYLARK 1976 CHEVY VEGA Fini s hed 111 cleser l sand w<lh malch<ng <n terior , autom at<c lactory air . power s leenn g . po1,er brakes . low mi le s . '2695. 1977 CAMARO 1976 TRANS AM 1973 FORD T-BIRD Finish e d in Sta rlight black . AM-FM; till wheeL fa ct ory a ir , automat ic, rallye w hee ls, super s harp . 17 ,056 m ile s. · $SAVE$ '4995 ITH 446-2282 They've se t 6 : :mrun. ThursdCJv as the tin1e and cloy for a volleyball clini c for adult women in the 0. 0. Mcintyre Park District league. The place will be Southwestern High School. Joel C. Dennis, director of Dark blu e m e lallit exte rior , vinyl top, AM F M. power wi ndow s, split seal. Le ss than 50,000 miles Local owne r By Fred J. Dec!, Cou nty Extension Agent, 4·H GALLIPOLIS - Several persons including 4-H advisors, parents, pa st 4-H campers , and othe r in· terested individuals attended a meeting Thursday night as plans for new permanent improvements for Canter's Cave 4-H Camp were an· nounced . Canter'.' Cave 4-H Ca mp , which is owned and operated · by 4·11 orga nizations in Gallia, Jackson, Mei gs , Adams, Lawrence and Highland counties, is located five miles west of Ja ckson. ' the distmt, said that J~ckle Knight would co nduct the clime. Deadline fur sign up of ad ult women was extended to 4' p.m. W.~clncsday . iney are tu telephone Denn is' offi ce at 416-4612 extension 45 . lnclu(led in these per- recreational facilities, manent improvement plans winterization of present was the architect's sketch or facilities and a two acre Jake, a $400,000 lodge which would which the lodge will overlook. replace the aging facility The lodg e and all of these which is bei ng used at other improvements will present. This new lodge will require a fund raising be a rusti c style, two-story campaign to raise $650,000 for brick building with a dinin g Canter's Cave 4-H Camp. roum large enough to serve This fund drive has already 225 persons. In addition to started with the anbeing available for 4-H Camp noun cement that one in· and ofher 4-H activities; this dividual has offered a si ngle facility will also be available pledge of $250,000 with the for ijSe by business and stipulation that it be matched comm unity groups. This by December 31 of this year. At a recent meeting of lodge, besides serving as a dining hall will also have a representatives from the six seco nd stor y multi-purpose counties, which own Canter's room, which will be used for Cave 4-H Camp, enthusiastic recreation or meeting support was shown by fa ci liti es. The lodge will representa tives from all feature firepla ces on both these counties . The same levels and provides for ent·hus<asm was shown at the possible elceping facilities meetin g held at the Cr ed it during cold months which P r o du c tion will enable 11 to be en joyed Association building Thurs· day evening for Gallia Cuunly year round. 1'he present dining hall· 4·H suppoflers. Those recreation buildin g wa s present were very impressed originally built as a dance by the fact that these im· hall when the camp was a pro ve ments were designed to commercial recreation resort mak e Cante r's Cave 4-H Camp more useful the year area in the 1920's. In addition to the lodge, round and will permit ex· several other facilities that pansio n of edu ca t i u ~al were included in the plans are programs for the youth in a camp manager's residence, Southern Ohio. / '2995 BUICK PONTIAC BANK & GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE _:_ SUNDAY SHOPPERS WElCOME VOL XXVIII NO. 251 TOLEOO - THREE OF THE quadruplels born to a Monroe, Mich. , couple were on respirators Sunday to aide breathing, silid a Toledo Hospital spokesman. The quads, two boya and two girls, were born bere at one-minute intervals last Tuesday to Dr. and Mrs. Martin Drozdowicz. Holly weighed 2 J)!>Wlds, 12 ounces at birth, Jay 3 pounds, 4 ounces, Erin 3 J)!>Wlda,l ounce and Joel3pounds, 1.5ounce. All four developed symptoms or inunature lungs, requiring supplemental oxygen, and were placed on a , respirator, the spokeSil\an said. LEXINGTON, KY . - STONIE <BAHKER JR ., president and chief executive officer of Island Creek Coal Co., has been elected chairman of the board of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association. The Chapmanville, W. Va . native, now a resident of Lexington , Ky., will serve a one-year term as head of the Washington-based BCOA. Barker, who began working for Island Creek as union laborer whi le attending Virginia Polytechnic Institute, was a member of the BCOA 's final bargaining unit during the recently settled national coal strike. ' I I Ohio only coal state without forced cutbacks GIRLS CHAMPS - Eastern's girls ba sketball team was honored during Saturday's annual banquet . Members of the 1976 sectional championship team are, first row, left to right , Jeannie McClure, Vida Weber, Kim Batey, Becky Windon. Terresa Hannum , 2nd Sue Thompson , Laura E11c:tun. ger Renee Trussell, Pebbles Blake, third row, Kaleen Millhone, Uta Young and Brenda Riffle . Absent was Terri Sorden . ~page 3for additional pictures and story . Woman shot to death, husband being held · Kathr.yn Ellen Fitchpa tri ck. 21. Middleport , is dead from an apparent shotgun blast and her 21year-old husband, Leonard M. Fitchpatrick is lodged In Meigs Count y Jail pending inv estigation. According to Sheriff Jim Proffitt, Fitchpatrick wa s taken into custody followi ng the 2:10 a.m. Sunday shooting . death of his wife of Jess than one year. Mrs. Fit chpatrick was apparently shot in the head by a 12 gauge shotgun. The Middleport ER Squad and poli ce department received a call at 2:12a.m. of the shooting. Both depart· ment s along with sheriff deputies responded to. the call. At the scene were Dr. H. R. Pickens, co unty coroner , Middleport Police Chief J. J . Cremeans, Sheriff Proffitt, Patrolmen Bill Miller, David Woolard, deputies Randall Carpe nter. Dana Aldrige and Gary Wolfe, sher<!t 's lll · vcstigator. BCJ agent , Herman Henry was also at the scene to a_ssist in the investigation . No olher details arc being released at thi s time . Mrs. Fitchpatrick was born Jan. 28, 1957. She is survived by her husband , Leonard, one son, Charl-es, and one daught er, Tara Dawn ; her parents, Honald and Kathryn Hichards , Pomer oy: nne brother, Ronnie Hichards, Pomeroy; five sisters, Rh onda Wilson, Ci ndy Hichards, Julie Hi chards and Alberta Ri chards, all of Pomeroy and Brenda Espes of Ma so n. and mat ernal grandparents, Mr . and Mrs. Woodro w Lemon , Parkers· burg . She attended the Pomeroy Church of Chfisl Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 p, m. at Ewing C'hapel with the Rev. William Kn ittle officiating . Burial will be in Chester Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. Funding approval confirmed totaI of $742,992 in State assistan ce fund s for the const ruction of the Com munity Mental Health portion of a multi-portion facility in Pomeroy. This amount combined with fund s fr om Housing and Urban Development and Appa lchia Regional Com· mission, provided a total of $2,462,366 for the mult i· The Gallia · Jack son • Meigs Communi ty Mental Health Mental Retardation 648 Board Executive Dire<:tor, Maxine Plummer. announ ced her office has received a letter from the Department of Mental Helath confirming approval of the Gallia • Jackson · Meigs Community Mental Health (648 ) Board's request for a purp ose project whi ch is ready to be bid. . The multi-purpose facility wjll provide space for Meig s Community Mental Hea lth , Senior Citizens and Meigs County Hea lth se rvices. Funds were made available without any cash dollars from the County Commissioners. (Continued on Pill' 8) EXTENDED FORECAST Wednesday thru Friday United Presslnternallonal Fair Wednesday with a chance of showers late Thur.day and Friday . Highs will be In the upper 50s and 60s and lows In the upper 30s and low 40s. Weather Sh owers and possible thunderstorms tonight ~1th lows in the 50s and low 60s. Showers and thundershowers ending Tuesday and turning cooler with highs in the 60s. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. businesses, we became the James A. Rhodes said only coal state in the region to y Monday Ohio was the only escape the crisis without e coal state in the region not to mandatory curtailments of k imp os e manda to r y electric power," said Rhodes .~ curtailments of electric "During the days near the y power during the recent coal end of th e strike when coal •t supplies reached danger k strike. Rhodes, in a report of state levels, we took the position Y government actions during that Ohioans would respond ; the strike , said several voluntariy in an effort to keep factors were involved schools, factories and busi' I including the use of the Ohio nesses open . "Ohioans everY,.here cut highway patrol to escort nondown on electric consumption union coa l shipments. The report showed that the and nobody was laid off," patrol escorted nearly 50,000 said Rhodes. "At the same truckloads of non-union coal lime, our electric utllities to Ohio's coal-starved shared power and purchased out of state, electri c utilities in a little power supplementing what we were , over a monU1 . Rhodes also praised the able to generate in Ohio. "Finally, we were quietly co nservation pra cticed by consumers during the strike . moving coal into our electric "Through the cooperation utilities beginning in Febof Ohio residents and ruary .'' he said . Deputies probing vandalism Meigs Co unty Shcriif's deputies received a report from Dale Roush, St. Alba ns , W. Va .. wh o reported last weekend his vehicle wa s parked at a residence on Bailey Run and the front hubcapa were stolen. Sometime between mid· night and 1 a. m. Saturday, someone broke out windows in three residences. Mrs. Ada VanM eter had five large windows broken out at her house. Ra)'mond F. Elberfeld, had two windows broken and also sel'e ra l places on the side of his house had paint chipped where rocks had struck th e side of the house, and F. H. Gilland reported two storm window glass and two inside window glass were broken with rocks and pieces of asphalt. While deputies were out taking reports, a motorist came along and advised them CR25 had been blocked by two 55 gallon drums and two large logs. The incident is under investigation. In other activity, dep uties investigated a t wo-<Oar accident in Racine Village at the intersection of 3rd Street and Sycamore. According to the report , ~~· \ -~_) Rodney Neigler, 22, Rt. 2, Hacine, was traveling south on Third Street and decided to tum left onto Sycamore, but he had just passed the intersection, so he stopped and proceeded to ba ck up his vehicle in order to make the tum . In the meantime , Debra "' Nelson, 23, Rt. 2, Racine, was travelin g east on Sy~amore Street and was turning right onto Third Street. She had pulled out and saw what was l)appening and started blowing her hom. Neigler, loo king in his left side mirror (CmUnued on Jllllf 8) .C ' - Te rry c loth - polyester knit - denims . Large selection of styles in iu nior and misses sizes . yours now . I benefits under the two leading tax credit bills. Tbe bills would cost $1.2 billion and $4.4 billion, respectively, during the first year. They said tax credits for college students would have · ,• no bearing on whether teenagers from wealthy families went to college and would provide "too little support to be of any real help" to a needy family . '111irt y workers of the Meigs additional 15 cents per hour County Department of High- increase each year beyond ways, members of the the set rate of the contract. Ameri can f'ed eration of In addition, the new con· State, County and Muni cipal tract provides for the county Emplo yes, AFL -C IO , paying one-third of the returned to their jobs today hospital insurance costs of following the signing of a the employes during the first three-year contract over the "year; an adilitional onethird weekend . during 1979, and the entire f'red Hay nes, reg iona l insurance premium during representative, said the new the third year of the contract. three -year contract provides .. Negotiations for the new workers with a 40 cent hourly contract broke off on April I. raise effectiv e April 1 for the Workers went on strike at first year ; an additional 25 that time. cents an hour for the second llayn es sa id this morning yea r beginning April 1, 1979, one point should he clarified, and an additi onal 2tJ cent s an that was an incident during hour for the th ird year the week-long strike when a ·beginning April t. 1960 or a lea fl et was distributed cost of Jiving raise at a bearing the union's name. maximum or 30 cents an hour Haynes said the leaflet was whichever is greater based not issued by the union and on 1979 livin g costs. did not carry the official Employes with more than statements of the union . five years service receive an CINCINNATI - SOME OF THE STATE'S "MOST prestigious" law firms , including some special counsels to Attorney General William J. Brown, are expected to be named in connection with what may be one of the largest securities fraud schemes in Ohio history, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported Saturday. In a copyrighted story, the newspaper quoted one unnamed deputy to Brown as saying there is a "real possibility" some of the attorney gene ral's special counsels will be named as defendants in upcoming suits. COLUMBUS, OHIO - FIVE CARLOADS OF' CITY police stood by, bot prO<hoice and pro-life advocates who met in Columbus Sunday battled on ly with words and signs. Abortion advocate William Baird of Boston, asked to address Ule 4th annual Ohio Pro-Life Convention about the need to end violence against abortion clinics. Told he would not be welcome because the ooly speakers allowed were those who "support life from conception to natural death," Baird and 15 followers came to Columbus anyway. Senske, however, said that "based on what constitutional lawyers have told me, f feel it is constitutional." He argued the credits would provide across-theboard aid to people who pay tuition and that the aid would go to parents and not schools. Califano and Blumenthal said familie s with incomes over $30,000. would get 20 percent or more of the en tine WUISVILLE , KY. - NORTH-CENTRAL STATE SUBMARINE veterans of World War II, their nutnbers diminished by the years, wrapped up their convention Saturday with a memorial service for the sailors killed aboard 52 U. S. subs sunk during the war. Much of the three-day convention was given to socializing by the veterans, most of whom are in their late 50s and early 60s. Three-year-old Megan She was taken to the Wolfe is in satisfactory hospital by the Racine ER condition at Holzer Medical squad where she underwent Center following a mower surgery. accident Sunday morning at her Rt I, Racine residence. The child, a daughter of BRUSHFIRE Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolfe, was At 8:37 p. m. Sunday the oo a riding mower with her father when She jumped. The Pomeroy fire department mower apparently ran over was called to extinguish a the youngBter and her left brush fire near the Tall ann was severely mangled Timbers Nile Club on Route 7. and broken. \ Blum.enthal and · HEW Secretary Joseph Califano said lhe net effect of tax credits would be "a major and undesirable change in federal policy ." They said the credits would provide three or lour times more federal support for private school children than for public school children, and the credits would be inflationary and unconstitutional. By United Press International SPRINGFIELD, OHIO-LARRY HOSS, 18, ROCK FALL, ill., was killed Sunday in an accident during a dirt-track American Motorcycle Association race at the Clark County Fairgrowxls. Ross was oronounced dead at the scene. His cycle flipped Rver in the middle of a heat race duri"ll the junior competition . Mower victim satisfactory r administration and attacked as unconstitutional by church-state separationists. Two Cabin et officials blasted the proposal Sunday, on grounds it would provide more finanCial aid to those attending private sc ho ols than public schools - against public policy. In a letter to Ways and Means Committee C'hairman Al Ullman, D-{)re., Treasury Secretary W. Michael M·e igs highway employes sign ===MO=N=DA=Y,=AP=RIL_l_0._19_78_ _- ,_ _ _P_RI_CE_F_IFT_EE_NC_EN_TS_- fi ew, CO fitr act at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO COLUMBUS - CI.ASSROOM CIJ.>SINGS brought on trouble being felt by school districts could affect as many as an estimated 40 percent of Ohio 's 2.2 million school children this fall. Almost !15,000 public school students missed classes in 15 districlll around the state last year because their school systems were broke and had to close. ' schools. The Yanik bill allows $100 for each child in a private elementary or secondary school and $250 lor a son or daughter in college. A tax credit is taken directly from taxes owed as opposed to a deduction or which is exemption subtrac ted from income before taxes are calculated. The Packwood-Moynihan proposal has been strongly opposed by the • e becaus~ of financial I Means Committee today· was beginning to debate a substitute version or the Packwood-Moynlhan legislation proposed by Rep. Charles Yanik, D-Dhio . Under the PackwoodMoynihan plan, ·strongly supported by Senske and other advO<!ates of aid to private schools , parents would receive a tax credit of up 1\> $500 for any sort of tuition paid to private ~ revealed f9r 4-H camp program Volleyball clinic set / Economy Plus Black exte r io r an d matching inter ior . Au to. lrans , honeycom b w h eel~ wi th billboard rad ial tires . What e lse c an we say . Permanent improvement plans Hat chback, f in<she d in a r c lic whi te , cus tom sad dl e vinyl se ats . Factor y air and only 11.632 mi les . Almos t new . '5795 TYPE lT REPRESENTATIVES FROM the Gallia County 4-H Program recently had the opportunity w view the unveiling or an architect's sketch of the proposed new lodge for Canter's Cave·4-H Carup. Left to right, Vickie Powell, Jackie Graham, Maude Persinger and Jieniece Newberry. Back rc•v left to right, Bettie Clark, Joyce McKean, Bob Powell, and J_erry Deel. CLUT1'0 MEET The Gal li a Cou nty Hum em akers Extension Club will meet Wednesday HI 10:30 a.m. at the PCA Building on Up per River Road . Bud Carter will speak on gar· dening tips . Installation of offi cers will be held . In the afternoo n Mr s. Jose ph Godwin will show slides on the Holy Land . Ladies arc Guing brukc rs the unl y way asked to bring an arts and yuu l'lUI possibly tri::l\'t'l these crafts item for show and tell days. GAI.I.IPOLIS - everything we want. " Senske, past president of CAPE and secretary of elementary and secondary schools for the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, said in an interview he believed tuition tax credit legislation proposed by Sens. Robert Packwood, R.Qre., and Daniel Moynihan, D-N .Y., would stand a constitutional challenge. The House Ways and I ' This' ' Jon picku p has lhe economical 6-en g ine. std . lran sm1ssion . ra dio , step bum per , and long wide bed . Low m iles. '4495 Wh ile exteri or wi th red landau lop . This clean Mont e has th e rallye whe els and air conditioning . Extra clean inside and out. Compare at ~: 1975 GRAND PRIX Solar go ld linish with matchmg v1nyl top and in ler<or Dr<ven only 9,2 32 miles by one local o wner . New Bonne vi lle trad e Dark blue l11115h wilh match<ng i nler~or This GM fa clory off icial's ca r is equ<pped w<ih air condilioning , power steer in g and powe r brak es. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A leading advocate of tuition tax credits is optimistic Congress will .approve some fonn of aid to parents who send their children to private schools, including . colleges. "We're very optimistic about getting something this tlme," said AI Senske, a member of the board of directors of the Council for American Private Educatio~. "But I don't think . we'll get '5995 Finisiled in Ar ctic while , with whi te bucket se al s, loa ded wi th op l ions . Thi s beautiful auto was so ld new by us and dr ive n onl y 29,311 miles. New Grand Prix tr ade th is week. Two door . med iu m gree n with matching landau top , crushed velour clolh seat s. Loaded with al l the op tions you expect on Buick 's top of the line. Pr iced to se ll. ·' W. GMNT SHELL WI' . Today : to grid clinic By e e Help •may be .on way for private education "'!j.gal . C£state!• OSiJ 69ers coming e • • e e e e ·• • e e e e ,e e e e e e :e e PLAY PLANNED CHES HJ-Hf: - The S!'!llor class of Kyge r Creek High School will present ··rinder's Creepers" tln April 2!1 and 29 ill 6 p.m. "' the small MARY E. JONES auditorium . Ti cket s may be GAL LIPOLI S~ Mrs. Mary purchased from <c~ ny class E. 1Chafflin 1 Jones, 66 , di ed membPr for $2, general March 25 at Columbus. ~~Ht ing . Ltmitcd seating is She was born at Bulaville. m•ailable Ill 150 pe r night. and spent Ihe first 20 years of her life in Bula ville and the Vint on area. Her parent s di ed OAR TO MEET when she was young and she POME HOY _ Return made ber home with her Jon athan Meig s Chapt er sister , Ali ce (Chaffin 1 Daughters of the American Spir.es until she was 20 . Hevolu lion will meet ApriiH She was an aunt of Myrtle al 1 p.m. at th1• home of Mrs. Davis uf Vinton . Geo rge Morri s, Lincoln Hill "Foods ur the President s" is the thernr uf the progrmn to Mi ss Lucille Smith. Mrs. :be presented by Mrs. Thereon Edison Hobst efter . and Mrs. .Jnhnson. Co-hostess es will be 'Owrne Cottrill. ___, 01 \ are looking _/ greaterthan ever And the nice thing about that is the better they get ... the. better you look! Don't let your wardrobe b e "without at least a f·e w cotton denim "staples" . .. like new detail pants, jacs. • vests . . . right here! ....., READY -TO-WEAR 2ND FI,.OOR ~ ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY MAN AND WIFE TEAMS WITII COORDINATORThere were two man and wife teams who completed the Basic Pollee Training recently. Shown left to right are, Manning and Becky Mohler, Mandy Lefebre, coordinator of the school, and Alan and SUW1 Darling . ' SUCCESSFUL DRIVE - The kindergarten class~s of Southern Local School District had a very successful pop bottle and pop ·cap drive !laturday. They canvassed Syracuse, Minersville, Racine, Letart Falls and Portland . The proceeds wilt be uaed to purchase an air conditioner. Anyooe wishing to send dpnations are as~ed to call Judy Williams at 992-5866. Shown, left to right, .re Melinda Lemley, Aimee Wolfe, Alisa Willford , Chastity Jacks, Misty Swisher, Jane Ann Williams, Jerod Moore, Kevin Btum, Sheri Roush, Aimee Hill, Becky Roush, Scott Hilf, Chris Murphy, Jason Quillen and Olris Stewart. ' I �: r The Daily Sentinel, MiddlePOrt·Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, AprillO, 1978 2- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, U , Monda v. Annl10, 1978 Carpenter Personals Otester News Notes By Clarlre Aile• Mr and Mrs Don Betzmg. Pomeroy, called on Mrs Letha Wood, Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Kc1th Curtis, Charleston, were weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs Hobart Newell Other Sunday dinner guests of the Ncwclls were Mr and Mrs. Elmer Newell and sons, Mr and Mrs John Newell and fa m1ly, Ken o. Mr. and Mrs. Denms Lung and fam1 ly. Long Bottom Mrs Velma Newell. Tuppers Plams. and Mr and Mrs Denve1 Curt is, local Afternoon ca llers \\ ere Mike and Sandy Corbell , Columbus Mr and Mrs Cec1l Toban, Pomeroy, called on Mrs Arthur DeTray , Hobyn and Todd Saturday M1ss f aith Ann McCam, Manella , and Greg• Schaal , • Cutler, were recent VISI1ors of Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs R1 chard Gau l 1\ Cre Mrs Evelyn Ga ul. Mrs Ga) ann Clay , Todd and Susa nn , Mr and Mrs John Wickham and Mr and Mr s weekend her e and v tstted hts com!IHlnlt\ whn have passed Warden Ours, all lo cal. mother , Martha Mays at the S<I'C<'n 111g 1est for the Mr and , Mr s Cha rles 0' BIen e s s Me m o r 1 i: ! l tuJ.:hl'sl d l'l\ 1 ct) clW a t ded b) E1 ch1 ngcr and Suzan nah . Hospital tlw Futurt' ll omernakers of Columbus, spent a few days Dmn cr guests of Mr s -1mer11" 1FilA 1 Those who w1th Mrs Opal E1chmger, Rolland Crabtree wt•re her 11111 It'll' II e the Sta te Murl Galaway " as a recent dinner guest of her son-In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Woodrum and family m McArthur . Mr . an d Mrs Re ece Prather, Westerville, and Mr and Mrs Larry Stanley and Anna , of Ed1son spent a week end here With their parents, Mr and Mrs Lewis . &mnh. The Stanleys also visited hiS parents, Mr and Mrs Eugene Stan ley of Albany Mr and Mrs Clay Jordan have returned from a va cat iOn t np to Fl orida where they were guests of thelr son and daughter-Illlaw: Mr. and Mrs Dale Jordan and Kati e. her parents, Mr and Mrs C B Dwelley and other relatives, allm the Orlando area · V1rgm1a Jordan , daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordan , has ret urn ed to classes at Hockmg Techru cal College, aft er a break spent w1th her parent s and brothers. R1 ck and ltalph Mr and Mr s. Albert Quiv ey , Dove r , spent a chtldren , Mr an d Mrs were called to Nelsonv ille ~y the sudden death of their son1n-law, Donald Jones, husband of the late Wanda Starkel Jones Surv ivors incl utU:two suns, Dunald and Da~ 1d , both uf Alexandna , Va. and two grandChildren. Sen·" cs were held in Nelson1 1lle w1th burial In Shawnee Mr and M1 s Art hur Crabtree wer e overn ight callers In Akron <md att ended se1l'll'cs on Sunday at the Cathedral of Tomorrow Mrs. V1c1or Perry spent Fr1d av and Sat urda y m Dayton with her brother-mlaw and Sister. Mr and Mrs. Ro bert Jones Mr Jones IS senousil 111 Mrs Harold Gillogly, Mrs. Walter Jm dan, Joshua and Jerem1 , loca l, and Mrs Clmt<m Gilkc) Albany were u1 Columbus on busmess on Monda\ Mrs Thomas Cassell. Ada . Ohw. VISiied here ~nh he r parent s, Mr and Mrs Cia) .Jordan a part of last week Cong ratul ,lt lo ns are extendt•dlo three guls of thi S 1!1 lllt'tno~k£'1' Oe!-(ree are Donald Crabtree an d Cmdy .Jul1a ,I+>IIIIS+'II, daughter of and Mr and Mrs Kenneth \h 1111 1\r, (;," Juhusun, Crabtree, all loca l Sl"''' 1 Sh1lt t d;u,ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ea rl Starke) 111 p,[ \ 11' Frank Shiltz. IN THE COMMON Pl.EAS COURT, MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO and Ja ime Ha) , daught er of Mr and Mrs James T. Ha y All are Juniors at Alexander ll1gh School at Alba ny !Jenn is and Laura Jean , Miss Mary Beth Kaman , Columbus, spen1 the weekend w1th the E1chmgers. Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen spent th e weekend in Columbus w1th Dr. and Mrs B1lly Hobert Allen Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Jess1e Weber were Mr. and Mrs Roy Gruescr, Mrs. Et hel Grueser. Pomeroy, and Mrs Arthur DeTray, Robyn and Todd Mr and Mrs Don W1lhams. Dea nna and Dav1d, Columbu s. were we ekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Keller Mr and Mrs V~rg 1l Wood, Springfi eld, were guests of Mrs Letha Wood, Friday mght and Saturday . Mrs John Hayes called on Friday afternoon and VISitors on f nday evenmg were Mr and Mrs B1ll Beegle, Gallipolis, and Mrs. Harold Hawk and Knst1c, Tuppers Plams Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Roger Keller and sons were Mr and Mrs Don Withams , David and Deanna, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs Don Hose and fam1ly , Hacmc, Mrs Martha Rose and Mr and Mrs Halph Keller, local Arthur DcTray 1s spendmg se1•eral da ys m Flonda on bu siness Denzel Cleland spent an aft ernoon with Mr and Mrs. George Abbott, Mt Herman Dr and Mrs Rog er Grueser and Jenn1fer Jo, HEALTH Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Ang-ina option~ DEAR DR LAMB - Four veal> ago I su££ered severe Pams m my anns which was dia gnosed as angma After a few months WJlh experimental p1lls, the doctor put me un lr1deral This has cons1derauly decreased the amount of rutruglycennc taulet;; I was takmg but I have such little energy and eannol walk a great deal. I also £md I must live a very qu1el life to avmd the arm [lain Could you tell me, Dr. Lamb, 1f lnderal would cause • thiS laek of energy? Just what dues Inderal do fur angma' Is 1t necessary to cuntmue lllkLogan, were Saturday mght guests o£ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr. The Orrs and Gruesers were Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lee and children, Bashan. Mr and Mrs George Genhe~mer were Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Earl Dean Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gmther have had their old house torn down after 11 had been gutted by a recent fire and expect to start building a new home soon eno . . Mr. and Mrs. Bud Douglas spent a week with Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson at Rock· ville, Md. Mrs. Robert Alkire and Ray spent a week at Clearwater, Fla visiting Mr. and Mrs. Don Updegraff and Mr. and Mrs. Babe Whaley. Mr. and Mrs Ronald Wilt and son of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stanley and sons, local, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Felli Alkire. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whaley, Gallipolis, visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey and Mrs. WUda Wlaeman visited Monday with Mr. Starkey's sister, Jusle Jewell In Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewla. Mrs. MIMle McGrath spent the weekend with her slater, Mollie McGrath, In Logan. . .. , 'II take I he res pons1btht y for sct tm g updfccll ve, economtcal lt1 111 It , are programs. But the respon stbthty for holdmg down heal th edt(' Losl ' ts some thmg we all share. Frankl\ , some of the reasons for the htgh cost of health care tn;,kc us -,irk. Please , take care of yourself. 1ue ross . Blue Shield . All of us helping each of us. • mg lnderal fur the rest of my 1ssued by the court of Common Pleas , Meigs hfe ? I ~m m my late SO.. And County , Ohio . I will offer tor w11l thiS med1cat10n cause sa le at publ iC auction on fhe lllh day of May . 1978 at 10 00 any s1dc-ef£ects' I have been a.m , at the front door of the able to get so httle mforma- Court House , Pomeroy , Oh io, tne tollowmg described real lion on thiS estate DEAH READER - The PARCEl. ONE · Fracllon 2, best way to explam the acbun Town 3, Range 12, Beginning at a post 66 1h rods nor t h of the of lnderal (propranolol south corner ol sa 1d fraction , hydrochlunde) is to say 1t then ce south 81 deg west 40 l11mls the action of -rods u 11nks to a post at the , then ce w1lh said road adrenaline m your body . The road north 38 degrees west 61 rods 4 11nks , then ce nortn 30 rods adnmah(l~ response 111 your to the bank of the creek at low heart muscle mereases heart water mark, thence up said work and mcreases the creek about 76 rods to the east tme of sa•d fra ction l1ne 6Ph chanl-es of heart pam 1£ you rods to the place of beginnmg , have angma pam from heart contammg 31 09 acres . be the di sease. or course the same more or tess Also the follow1nQ real blockage of adrenaline acbon estate m the County of Meigs , also helps control eertam Slate of Oh io and Townsh tp of Chester , SectJon 9, Town 3, heart 1rregulanlies and also Range 12 Ohio Company's lowers lugh blood pressure. It Purchase, bounded as Beginning at 1s a very useful medicine follows William Hurlow's northwest when g1ven in the right corner , thence south abovt she rods to a Beech tree , amounts m the nghl case thence m a westerly direction Yes, 11 has side e££ects as do along Henry Lewis north line a~nust all known medicines, tb the east 11ne ot Bert Orr's Mary Pvlltn ' s l and , and 1t can cause fat1gue. The now thence north about e1ght rods problem IS that poor circula- or to the center of Bashan bon, wh1ch you undouutedly Road , thence m an easterly along center of have, also causes £at1gue, as dtrect1on Bash8n ro8d until due north does a host of med1cal pro- of William H Hurlow ' s north west corner , thence south to blems and even psychological the place of begJnnJng , problems So 1t 1s not possiule conta ming three acres , more less to say that Inderal IS the or Also situated In Su1ton cause of your fabgue. You Townshtp , Metgs Coun t y , could sunply be depressed by Oh10 , known and descr~bed as follows Commenc1ng at the the unposed lirmted acl1v1ty northeast corner Of Sect ton B, Townshtp 3, Range 12 , West your cond1t10n d1ctates. 160 rods , thence south 70 The hkehhood is that you rods , thence east 160 rods ; will have tu eontmue lu take thence north 70 rod s to the Inderal or some new place Of begrnn1ng , con tam tng 70 acres, more or less, mcd1cme to control or pre- EXCEPT 3 acres sold to vent angma pam. The b1ggest James Moore off the south corner a1d lu decreasmg angma for west Also sttuarea rn Chester most patients IS s1gn1f1eant Townshtp , Me•gs County , Bet ng tn Fra ction 2, we1ght reductiOn - down lq Ohto Town l , Rang e 12 and more the pomt that there IS no tully descrtbed as follow s: m1derlymg fat under the skm. Beg inn i ng .u th rods north of southeast corner of said If you have heart pam or high the fract10n , thence north 22 ulood pressure the best thmg r ods , then c e south 81 deg r ees 40 rods 14 links , thence yuu ean do 1s get as skmny as west 1n a southeasterly d trec tton to a rail. Also 111 selected cases a the nor t h line of Sarah E SUPEHVISED exerCISe pro- McNamee 's so acres , thence east 26 rods to the olece ot gram along w1th we1ght begrnnrng , conU1 1n10g 4 16 reduction may help a good acre , more or less Also situated 1n F r act ion '3. deal. Ehmmatmg salt Ill the Town J , Range 12 bounded diet 1s also a help lo many. and desc rtbed as 'allows Beg 1nn l ng a t the southwest These measures may corner of satd Fr a ction l , Slgmflcantly decrease your thence nor t h on the west li ne of satd Fract 1on 3, about 136 need for medlcmes. r ods to the publi c ro8d , 1£ these measures do nut then ce 1n an east er l y help sufficiently and you st11l directio n alon g said road about 40 rods to the west li ne have so much pain that your of Alma Babcock 's 20 acre life style IS unpleasant to you, tra ct. thence south 40 rod5 to The southeast corn er ot sa id then you could consider a cor- 1~0 acre tra ct , thence eas t 21 onary bypass operation rods , thence south 5 deQ . east Authont1es seem to agree 18 rods , thence south l l east 16 rods , thenc e that even 1f this dues nut pro- degrees south 26 degrees east 16 rods . I long one 's hfe , in many eases thence south 12 degrees ea5t 24 rods , thence south 26 1t may unprove the qualily I£ degrees east 26 rods to the that IS·lhe.. goal I lhi~k It IS south line of sa id Fracflon l , then ce west to the place ot better to lose the weight and beg1nn1ng , conta ining SJ make the adJustn\ents that acres more or leu Referen ce Volume 132 page can be made first ; then see If Me 1os c ounty Deed you st11l need surgery In cer- 243 Re cords TERMS OF SAI.E : Cash In tam mslances such an operahand on day of sate, to be sold tion may be hfe savmg. su btect to rea l estate taxes To g1ve you a better due and payable Th e r rght is reserved to understanding of your heart c t any or all b ids patn I am sendmg you The rete Property tS appra is ed at Health Letter number 2-10, 119,700 00 Heart Attack, Myocarthal InJ AME S J PRO FF ITT farction, Angma Peclons SHER'IFF OF ME IGS COUNTY , OHI O Other readers who want to w1derstand what these are O ' Br ien & O'Br ien A tl orneys ror Pla lnl tff and how they are rc>cogmzed (A ) 10 . 17 , 24 , 3t c can send 50 cents w1th a lung , stamped, sel£-address ed For Tu esday Apri l 11 envelope £or th1s ISSUe to me Ul care uf lh1s newspaper, P.O. Box 1551 , Hadio Ctty Stabun, New York , NY 10019. Bernic;e Bede Osol Harrisonville Society News 'Ji<'Jl d • vs THOMAS OREN MC KAY, JR .. ET AI. , DEFENDANTS.. ~-' ' NO. 16,!45 LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to an order of sale ASTRO•GRAPH ;-..;ot hmg' s so tmportant that it 's worth broke n bo nes. broken bodies, broken !tit''> But tum · ;uid tt tlll' agatn , some daredt•1·1l of the,htghwal' go\''> b~ '>~I iasl. 11 ;,ectlls ao though )ou're ol;mdtng still . Where can th<'l all b<' gotng Ill such a hu rry' What lllakcs the m ga ml)le_w tt h ,r , their 1111 n live s .and wopardtze the he ahh and sa fl't ) of everyone ~>'' 11 else on I he road' i·\, 1\.'1: ','\:, Your lllw· Ctoos dnd lllue Shu:ld Pl;ms can't lt ft \'our foot off the ', · '!i'."' '' arce lt: Jatr>r t:ver) ttllll' you forget that fifty-fi ve ts the 1naxtmum spn·d on the htghway. And we can 't buckle yo ur seat be ll for you. Wl''rc he lping t11 hold dow n health care costs by dmn g thmgs wtthm our area of mfiuence ltke pionee ring and broadenmg amllulatory pmgr.tnt s- such,,, pre-adm1sston testmg, post discharge tcsung, s,unL· -dal ~ ur gen and home care ... b) hemg mvolved m utthzatmn n·,·it'll' a-nd petr -review .. b) expenmen ting w1th second upmion surgtl a! consult a! ton.. . and, as active participants in the health plann ing proce 5s. by advocating bette r use of health care resources, dhcountgJng waste and preventmg unnecessary dupltcauon of fanlti 1es and scrvtces. :\nd. a:s always. we're helping co mpa ny groups and mdtvtdual ' illhn tlwrs ge t the greatesl value out of ever) hea lt h care dollar ,, IRIS l.OU MCKAY Hll.L , Pl.AINTIFF I Columbus, Ohto 24, 1971 copy No. 71-210 March contntct Sales Legal UNIT PRICE CONTRACT sealed proposals w ill be recewed at the office of the Director of the Ohto Department of Trans . portatlon , Col umbus, Oh io, unttl 10 00 A .M . , Ohio Standard Time, Tuesday , Apr il 18, 1978, for lm provements in Athens , Gallla , Hocking, Me i gs, Monroe , Morgan , Noble 1 VInton and washington counties, Oh 1o, on various routes and sec . tions , by Installing plowable pr 1smaflc reflector type pevement markers Pavement Wtdfh - varies Project Length - 0 00 teet or 0 00 m1le work Length various teet or vanous miles " The dale set for com pletion of this work shall be as set forth In the blddrng proposal " Each bidder sha II be requ ired to file with his bid a certif ied check or cashier 's check tor an amount equal. to five per cent ol his bid, but In no event m.ore than f ifty thousand doll8rs. or a bond for ten percent of his bid, payable to the Director Bidders must apply , on the proper forms , for qualifications at least ten days pr 1or to the date set for opening bids in accordance with Chapter 5525 · Ohio Revised Code Plans and spe cifications are on file In the Department of Transportation end the off 1ce of the 01strlct Deputy DIrec tor The Dtrector reserves the r 1ght to reject any and all bids Rfv 8 By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Last year the Los Angeles Dodgers got orr to an mcredlble 22-4 starland buill a 101>-game lead over the Cincmnati Reds by May 6, to unseat the Reds and wm the National League West DivlSlon championship. But this ye~r. although the Dodgers have taken three stra1ght, the Reds are off to an even better start The Reds' made it £our straight over Houston Sunday by trmuning the Aslros, 9-3, and, as usual, they used !he long ball to rashiOn their victory Dan Dr~essen , Ce~ar Geronimo and Joe Morgan aU homered to help rookie Tom Hwne notch h1s first VIctory . Dnessen slammed a threerun homer and Geron101o and Morgan added two-<lm blasts to hand Mark Lemongello the loss Meanwhile, the defending NL champion Dodgers pummeled Atlanta pitchers for 13 hits, mcluding a threerun homer by Steve Ga rvey In the three-game senes the Dodgers had 26 runs and knocked out 42 hits. "We are hke the cost of hvmg," srud Garvey "We' re going to get 6 to 7 percent better each yea r JUSt through 7J (41 3, 10, 2tc NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION UNIT PRICE CONTRACT f 1r e from st ar ting, t hat hom e burg la r y from be ing comm itted Prevention saves l ife , limb and pr opert y and helps control lliSuran ce cost s and prem iums When losses do occur , our pol tcy holder s can cou nt on pr otect ton and ser vi ce In t1me of need Bul we st ill sa y - pr event1on IS th e best po ltcy ARIES (March 11-Ap!tl 19) Some th mg pO Sitive can resu lt !OdJ( by d iSC USSing bu Oge ung or !tnanc cs wttfl your male Cond1110ns tnat a1e acc e pt able to Dotll cou ld tJ E' hna ltled F1nd ou t wh o ~o u rc rom anu catly su• ted to by scn drn g to r yo ur copy o f A str o Graph Le11 er Ma11 50 c e nt s tor eac h and a tong sel l -add resse d stamped envelope to Astra-Graph P.O so.. 489 Aadto C1l y Statt on. • Rev . B 11 13 21 c I I' It I• ' ' '\ ,I DALE C. WARNER INS. 1'1! !143 102 W. Main Pomeroy ) BOYS SPECIAL AWARDS - Ea~tern athletes receiving special awards during Saturday's banquet were Jeff Goebel, most ass1sts; Dave Brown, rnost 1mproved and Dan Spe nce r, most rebounds and best foul shooter. Marauders at Athens on Tuesday By Greg Bailey Due to .communications problems, complete details on th e Me~ g s-Galhpoli s base ball game Friday at Meigs were not available at press tune for the SundayTim es Sentmel Followmg are S<Jme additional slats and fact s on the contest, won by Meigs lH Strong winds played an 101portant part in the contest although Me1gs played errorless ball. Coach Dale Harrison said his team U.S. Fiber Insulation MEIGS-MASON AR ~A HOBERT HOEtLICH CJty EdJior ~Uvt , CMrrter wfwrt IIVtllable n ctnla pt!r week ByMot.or Route where carrier PER BAG . ~erv ic~ not 1V11ilable, On~ moot.h, p .~. By mail in Ohio and W Va , Vur , J%200, SiK monltu, $0; Elsewhl!rt t26 00 year ; Sia months is~ g~uc 1.rm 1,;;,;;;;;,,, uttd 10 auen~t IIUO : Three monilia, 17 $0: Sublcr.,Uon prtet! tncludes Sunday 1lmeo&nttnel mak e th e s weep tng plan s an d dects tons now yOu see a c hance to de~el op a program tha t can 1ncrease yo ur earnrngs 10 ~our work or career SCORPIO (Oct CANCER (June 11-July 22) In SEEN AND lfEARD Mrs. ,Beatrice Blick o£ LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Be more Pomeroy attended tbe recent democrall c than auth ori ta rian graduation of her grand- tod ay Y'o u 11 have a lot more and you r attit ud e wlll be daughter , Charma Buck, 1lun nlec ttOUS from the Hocking Technical VIRGO (Aug 23·Sept 22) ConCollege, Nelsonville, where cen tra te o n the area s that she received a degree m prac· aff ect you ' presllge . caret:r o r tical nursmg. Now a llcensed lmances St ng ly o r iolntly today cu e wh e1e you can make practical nurse, MillS Buck 1.'1 These the great es t st ndes employed at Children 's LIBRA (Sep1. 2l·Oc1. 23) EnV+· Hospital In Colmnbus. She Is s1on thrng s 1n l hP broadest the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. perspec t1 ve today You can he Benny Buck, New Lextngton. up t h ~ l oose ends later rf vou ptolusional clunats lcllorooup 10 • hundr~d Three months, 17 DO , (April 20-May 101 Take lhe bull by lhe horns IOday It bu stne ss s rtu altons today don ' t ju mp at the llr st ofl er eve n th o ug h 11 s en lic tn g Play· tng hard-to -gel co uld p ut you rn a bett er bar galnrn g pos1H0n carpet c:t11n•n11 lfttthlnt lilts dtt1. gnme and 11sidun of carptls and dotstht Subitnption ntlts Otli\l!ted by ~ own carpets OUR RINSINVAC - IhO now IAindoo As&oclatt's, 3101 Euclid Ave., ClevelaOO, Ohio 44U5. $11 vm, ... dB·i&·goui'BBifp~ic,s) waler U-Nov Conduct imporlanl finan c ial matters w1t h as l1llle lanlare as po sstbl e today Un less others are 1 n~ olve d . d on t make them pn~ty to ~ou r secret s '25 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec. 00 II ~! · value I I I Jl I I I • III I I II 4 I I I I Your ambitions can be reali zed , but you know that you need now ment 1s necessary These values oro IDr on• Inch of looJe·lill lnsulalion •trong ollie ~ Develop !hem with whate¥~tr arrang e· AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 11) The concepts you have lor attacki ng a tricky situation may be ex cellent . but their Hme isn 'I ripe Stick to proven ideas for a solution 'oday PISCES tFeb. ZO.March 201 You belong at the Ilea marke11oday You 're good at bargatnmg or being the middleman to help a companion gel a beller deal INEWSP.t.PEJI. ENTER PRISE A. SSN I City Ice ·& Fuel Co. 224 lJt Street of greatness, Phd a Sl LOUtS Chtcago Mon tr eal 1 1 1 \ I 2 2 3 66 7 )) J j l I 333 250 1' 2 Wesl W L Pet I I G8 crnc l nna ll 4 0 1 000 11 Los Anqeles J 0 1 000 San Fr an 1 1 667 1' 1 San Otego 1 2 JJJ 2 1 1 Al lanta 0 J 000 3 1 1 Hous ton o 4 000 4 Sa tu rday 's Resu lts Ne w Yo r k 6. Montre al S Pt lfst>ur gh -'· Chtcago J LOS Ang eles 6, AII Mta 2 Ctnc1n na 11 J , Hous ton 1 Sa n Fr(l n 6, San Diego 0 Ph tl ol 1, Sl Lou iS 0 Sunday 's Resu lh ~e w York 6. Montreal S, l st Montreat 5, New Yo r k 0, 2nd Ph1 IIJ 11, S l lO UtS 3 Chtca go 4 Pttf Sburgh 3 Los Angeles l All ani a 4 Cmctn na 11 9, Houston 3 Sa n Fr an 7, San Otego 5 To dav ' ! Pr obabl e Ptf cher s l A I Times E ST) ( Las t yea r s won·lost reco rds 10 par enthese s1 Ch1ca go (La mp 0 OJ at New Yor k Swan 9 10 ), 2 05 p m San Oteg o (Q wchln ko 9 12) at At l anta' { Hannah 2 6). 7 35 p m Pt lfSburgh (Roo k.er 14 9) ar Si Louis ( Denn y 8 Bl . e 35 p m LOS Angeles (Rau 14 8J at Houston <Ba nnis ter 8 en , 8 35 tear s. Here was The swea t came pourmg off the tL•ua lly unruffled star after he hustled downcourt to sco re Bos ton's fma l mnc pomts and diVe for one last loose ball Ami the tears ramed hke a balk) Apn l storm , 10 a senes of short downpo ur s Leona r d M yer ~ , · M ark Norton, Ja c k Par ke r , Lawren ce Pooler, Rog e r Ri ebel, M ark Sm 1t h. Russ Starc her, Ray Werr y, Brya n Ral ph Wr ga l. Jev1n Head Coa ch Buckley , Joe Ku hn , Joe Boyles, Mark Gillila n. Greg G1n ther, Jeff Goebel, Btl I Ka u tz , Ste ve L dtle, Cl d f L ongenelt e, Dan Sp en ce r Ru sty W1g a l, Bn an Bt ss el. Mtke Gn gg s, Jeff Ktmes Ken New ell , Gr eg W1ga l Jr H1gh Boys Tr ack Gerald Wat son 'M 1ke Whtl latch . Bn an Wel l Dav1d B1l ly McClu re, Ketlh Ben1z, Mark R1cc, Ed Werr y, Vu rsl , John Beaver , Te r ry Snowd en, ,. Mike 1l15sen; •J otl~nv' Rrebel. N1ck ey Leonard , Dave Wolf e, Ter r y Sayr e, Charles R1tch te, Tod d Nort on, Tad Da rl1ng , Greg Co le G ~r ls Var sdy Track - Sue Thom pson, Head Coach K 1m Baley . Becky Wtn don , V1da Web er Laur1 · Ma tt hews , Ter n Pui l tns Chr 1s Per so ns, De bb 1e Durs t , Sh e r r1 Buch anna n. Peggy Johnson , L 1ta Young , Ka leen M 1lhone, Susa n Sprag ue, Albe r ta Shu lt z , Jeann1e M cC l u r e , An ge~ BlaKe Don na Per sons Ter esa Darley , Son1a Carr , Sheila Whtte Nancy Samos Lau r a Pr ovtnce , Pe bbles B lak e. Rhonda Holstnger Renee Trussell Trac1 Sayre Lon Longenette Beth R1ebel Mel a nte Ro ot Lau r a EtCh1nger Jr H1gh G1rts Track L1nda Thoma L 1sa Wilson . M el 1ss a Th o mas . Rhonda 1he preparations and love ly dmn er rnus1c was prov1ded by Lavma Brannon Spec1al awa rds were presented In bo) s basketba ll, Da n Spencer was named Best Foul Shooter and also was Best Hebounder Jeff Goebel had Most ,\ sSISts and Dave Brown rece~vcd Most Improved Player In girl s basketball , V1da Webe r was the Best f oul Riebel , Kel ly Headley Becky Shooter wh1le Be>1 DefenSi ve E 1C h 1nger. Andrea Batey , Sarah Goebel. Wendy Elk ms P l ~yer award went to K101 Beaver , Patty Edwards, Batey Best Hebounder was Ttna Ca ss1e Stleets Bec ky Windon. Two players 81 h Grade Boy; Bas<elball shared the Most Impro ved Team - John Beaver , M tk e Player Award, Lil a Young Btssel, Brtan Connoly Ttm Dill, Roger Gaul Gary and Kalcen M1 llhone G1nl her Greg Htbbs, Ch ar les Fullowm g IS a list of tVta sser , C J Morla n, Tr acy squads, mana ge rs, co aches, Hern mgr Lar r y Patter son , s t a t iS ti Ci a n s and John R<ebl• IP G. I R1 fte, Ln ar les R1t Ch1e, Robb1e cheerleaders Sm1 t h, Rodney Spu rl ock , Boys Vars1 ly Basketba ll "' Dave Wolfe , Rllch 1e Van Tea m Da ve Br own, Ed Cheva lter, Br ia n 81ssell, Joe Boy l es, Ra ndy Br ow ntng Do n E yn on , Je ff Goebe l. M 1k e Hay m a n, Da n Spen cer. Rusty W1g al. Ke llh Wol fe, Bry ce Buck ley , Mgr , Bruce Wolfe, M gr , Coach Duane Wo lfe Staf 1s fl c1ans - Sarah Goe b e l-, P af t y Edw a rd s, L a ura E 1C h 1n ger . D e n tse Wh ile G ~rl s Var stl y Ba sk etba ll Teem - K1m Batey Becky W1ndon, Pebbl es Bl ake, '"fh er e w e n~ a lot of Jarrmg .John, the Bouncmg ernot JOn al m om en ts," sa1d Buckeye lrorn Oh10 S~1 lc, ll av hcek, 11ho plans to fish playmg 41 mmutes at the age and t:ru1 se abo ut m h1s new of 38, and scormg a gamemob1 le horne g1ven by the high 29 pomts. • Cc lt1cs "Just commg out on And here was UIC legendary the O oor was one of those No 17, ma tch mg the f1gure on llllllllenl.s Then look mg at the his Jersey With 17 fourthrchampwnsh1p1 nags and all quart er pmn ts to li ft the the people. Cellics to a 131-lH victory "1 didn 't rea lize so many Sunday o;e r the Buff alo people were gomg to wall for Braves Tile blood fl owed early 111 me to tak e those last two the fir st pen od "hen an pregame layu ps 1a Cclt1cs elbow from 11 n umdent1f1cd traditiOn he 111hented from Buffalo player cut the ms1de .I nn l.oscutoff 1n 1964 at the of Havlicek's mouth . rPq uest of then-Coach Red When they 11uerbach 1 chee red the layups , that bro ught !Jack emouon, too · AJ1d at halftime, 1had .1111 co uld do to keep fr om brc<~k l n g down I'd broken Am er •can leagu e down probabl y three or lour Eas t G8 tunes on In) own dunng lhe W L P el week So ma ybe tha t look M lw J 01000 ] 1 661 Oetr 01 1 some of t.h e em otion away New York 1 1 500 I ' ' because I had re hea rsed II to Clevelilnc.l I I 500 ,, Tor on to ' 1 m 1 some extent 130!.IOn I 1 JJJ ''As you know, 1 talk slow, Ba ll •more 0 J 000 West but [(!clay 1t really was drawn W L Pel GS out hera use I had to take a lot Chtcaqo J I 067 of deep breaths " Cvl•forn 1a 2 1 607 M1nneo;o1a 3 'J eOO When he came off the Ooo r Tex.~ !. 1 1 500 l K<lnSaS (I IY 1 1 500 '• the fmal umc, rep laced wllh Sea111e 1 l JOO 15 secon ds to play, Ha vlicek Oa.)<.l.;~nd I 7 JJJ was hu gged by lo ngtime Saturday '\ R~ s ulh Chtcago 6 Boston 5 teamma te Don Chaney, first- Lau ra E 1eh1 nge r , T eresa Ha nn um, Lau n Matthews, J ean nte M cClu r e, Ka leen M 1il hone , Br enda R 11f le , Tern Sor den, Renee Tru ssell , V tda Weber , Lda You ng , Den ise W hite , mgr Coa ch Sue Thompson Sl a ts - Lo rr You ng Reser ve Boys Ba sketbal l Bob Barrmg er , Joe Bower s K en Chapman. Gene Cole R1 ck Long . Bretl Matth ews l:.eonard M ye r s, capt , M ark Nor ton , ca pt, Ray W erry , Greg W1gal. C09 ch Joe M i tchem . Boy s Va r sity T r a c k Head Coa ch, John Perrme Rand y Bale y , B r~ an 6 1sse l l, K ed h Brooks Da ve Brown , T e r ry Brown , Ra ndy B rownt n g Ken Ch ap man , Gene Cole , Don Eynon , Gr eg Gt n l her , Dw ayne Good , Ed H o lte r , Ra ndy K eller . Rodne y Ke l ler , Tony Ken nedy , R 1c k Lon g , Ron M a sters Br et t Matt hews year Ce ltic and veteran opponent Dav e Bmg, as " ell as Co ach Tom Sanders Du rt n g h a l f t i m e i ce1emomes, crusty General Mana ge r Hed Au erbach hu ggcd Hav li cek, brush ed as1de tears with a hand clut chi ng h1s tradema rk c1 gar, and sa1d, "I'm supposed to be a tough character but those who know me know I'm not I Toronto 5 Detro I! 1 Clev('ldnd 8 Kan City 5 l CMdS 2, New York I Mdw 10 Ba1111no r e 3 M tnnesota 8 sc atHe 1 Oaio; land" Cnl• fornta 1 Su nday 's R esu lt ~ Kansas Ct ty 5, Clevela nd .t Detroit 8 Toronto .. M ttwoukec 13, Ba tt 1more S Bos ton 5, Ch1cago 0 New Yor~ 1, Texas 1 Caltfornta 3, Oakland J M 1nnesotn 8, Seattle 6 Today·s Pro oabte P1t chers ( Al l Ttme 'i. ESTJ 1Last year 's won los t record s ' " parenthese 5.) BoS ton ! Rtptev 0 0) at Cleve land ( Hood] 1), 1 p m • Balf1morc ( Br iles 6 41 at Kansas (t ty (Spl lllorll 16 61, 8 30 p m New Yo r ~ (T 1dr ow 11 4 ) a 1 T exa~ ( EIIi5 121 11, 8 35 p m M1nne!.ota 1Vol t7 20 l ll at Calt for nta (Aase 6 1), 10 30 ' Me ter , Don Spurlock, mgr cni'lch Arch Rose Jumor H1gt1 '::1t at1sttct ans Janet Br ooks , De bbte Durst Robm Rd ch•e Vrda Weber G~r ls Junior Hig h Basket bal l Tea m - Becky Am br ose, Ltsa Col lms , Ke llt Hea d !e~~· Rhonda R1ebel Kathy Rtf chte Pa tty Ed wards. Wendy Elkms Den1se Gadd1 s, Sarah Goebel. Renee Re1bel , Cass1e Sheet s, Coach Pam Dou thllt Slats Al 1son Cau thorne . Da r lene Ba rton 71 h Grade. Boys Baske1 ball Team - J1m Bauman , Roger B1ssell. Ke1 th Bentz J1mmy Carter , Brt a n Collrns, Mt~ e Con nol l y, John Dav 1s, Mark Gadd is, Da v1d Gaul, N\a rk Scott J usltce Holt e r, Leonard Koen1g J~rry Larktns, Billy M cClure , Jeff Newell. Tom Pull 1ns Ma rk R1dd ie Jeff Shrrve r s, Rodney Tr 1pp , Br 1an Well. M1ke Co a c h Denn1s Wh it l at ch E1ch1nger Res er ve Chee r leader s Be th Headl ey , ca pt , Dawn Sor den , Sherr~ Sta r cher , Ang el B lake , L or 1 Longenette Va rs ll y Cheer I eaders D1 a ne Jo nes , capt . hi semeste r only , Bren day Boyles. M ary M ora , Capt , 2nd semes ter only Br en da F reeker , Karen Prober t. 2nd sem ester only Be tsy R1ff>e.. Pam R1ffle m asco t Ad v 1sor , Ca rol K mg Mike Swiger 991-71SS 1'-----149 S. Third Sl. M1ddlepor1 , 0 "See me for car, bomc, life, health and business insurance:' ~, .., fif<'lf 0' · ~ ~\"' ". U '''" 6 11>11 <'1 hQI(}I! YOU'LL FIND ALL AT THE FRIENDLY ONE/ pm Se alft e (A boon 17 13) at Oakla nd (langfor d 8 19 L 10 30 pm Tu esda y's Gam es Toronto at Chic ago New York a ! Mll w , nig ht Detr otl al Tex as night M innesota a! Cali f , n tght Sel'lttl e at Oakla nd, nig ht Are you a member of 1he do-11-youroelf sat1 U.S. FIBiiR ROCK WOOL FIBER GLASS CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Z·Jan 111 Major L eagu e Stand tng s. By Un1teC1 Pr ess Intern atio nal National l e<HJ ue Eas t w L Pe t G B New Yo rk J I 710 ] J 66 7 I 1 Pttrso urgh Tuesday ' s Galnes Chicago at New Yor k Montrea l at Phil a, nlght SM Dieg o a t Afi M ia , n tght Sitn Fra n at ClnCI , n1gnt Los 1\ng a t Houston , nig hI PER DAY R-VALUE COMPARISON CHART 0 1 ~ 3 21) II some1hlng good comes to Bulldogs. always to ugh on their home diamon d. pm MACHINE RENTAL 22) you . consult your old friends l irst to share the wmdfalt Re· member those who were !here whe n you needed them ~J ir a e lio n Of CIIOII t1 U r'll 119 yo ur btrth s 1gn your se lf·m tere sts Humt li l y IS hne but you mu st kn o w w hen 11 1S coun terproduc tive Thompson and Folgestrom each had two hits to account for the Galllpohs attack The Blue Devils' lon e run came as the result or three walks sandwiched around a smgle The run came home as the result of one of those walks. Umpired were Homer Sm1th, Geo rg e Nesselroad, and Charles Hamilton. Meigs is now 3-2 on the year and wlU travel to Athens Tuesday evening to battle the 1 1156. Edtlonal Phone W'Z-2157. Second cluJ JXllti!Je pMid al Pomeroy, Ohlo National ~advertbr ng represen- TAURUS be bashf ul to day 1n pro tec tmg Gallipolis pit chers Ar t Folgestrom and Boo Weaver teamed lo fan three Marauders and walk s1x Wea ver relieved Folgestrom 10 the fifth . GlEAN. NY 10019 Be sure to specl ly GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Don I played well together and showed a balanced attack Pubhshed dit1ly except S.turdly by The Ohio VaUey Pub\lshln.: Canp.ny·Mullimedil, Inc , 111 Coon 51 , Pomeroy, Op10 117!!. B"'"""' Offlct Phone 1192- e ra swea t and Senco • Oren • or INTEICF.!.TO.' th e .,.,a l e • ma-.. ~u l you '" con tdct w1 0 1 one wt10 w1ll rna ~e a good an cj prol1table parl ner Celllcs' fln 1sh1n g a record -se tti ng career m a hail of blood. happenmg. , lhal bui lding OEYOTEDTOTH~ tJnc P vl'nllHP~ A SO IO urn ne ar BOSTON 1UP[) - The F1nal Day went so per£eclly 11 seemed a cli che. Here was John llavli cck, the last hnk to U1e Boston Bu t, we also have a vit al Interest In loss protection . as should our clients We en cour age car e caut i on an d safet y preve nt ive mea sur es w h ich ca n keep that ca r a cci dent from DAV ID I. WEIR DI RE CTOR Sl.or Bright The sun ts 400,000 times as bnght as the run moon 'and (;IVeS the earth SiX million times as much light as all the other stars put together. Actually, most or the stars that can be seen easily on any clear night are brtghter than the sun. 'Hondo' ends pro career A s an m d e pe nden t i n . suran ce a gen cy . our pr~mar y f un ct io n is to pr ov 1d e p o i 1C 1es wh ic h afford financia l prot ec ti on in ca se ot loss o You wtll 1 ave I a grea t tJea l th1 S Others honol'ed were, V1\Jl Weber, hest fou l shooter . K1m Ba tey, best defenSive player and Becky Wmdon, best BEST POLICY THEOAILYSENTINEL CO IIliiiQ VC dl <i ttd I tt ~ \ t tp S Will not 11l' CPS Sctrt ly be lo n g di S· LITA Young and Kaleen Milhoan were named most improved Eastern plai'ers durmg Saturday's banquet. I ,, Wh1te, Ket lh Wol le Baseball Team - Sp encer was chatr wo m an of IS THE Sea led proposals w ill be rece•ved at the off ice of the O tre c tor of the Oh i o Department of Tra n s . por t at.on , Coh,1mbus , Oh io , until 10 00 AM , Oh i O Standnd T 1me , Tues d ay , Apr t l IB , 1978. tor 1m provemen t s 1n Athens , Hock ing , Meigs , Monroe , Morgan , Noble , V 1nton and Washin g t o n Count ies , Oh1o, on var~ous routes and sections , by ap plymg edge ltne Pavement Wtdth - ver lous feet Prolect Length oo teet or 0 00 m iles Work Length Var ious feet or varrous m iles " The date set to r com pleflon of th is work shall be as set for t h m the bid d ing proposal " Each b•dder shal l be requ ired to tile with hi s. b id a cer ti f ied check or cash ier 's check for an amount equal to five per cent ot his bid, but In no event more than f ifty thouund della", or a bond for ten per cent of hll bid, payab le to the Director Bidders. must apply , on the proper forms . for qualification at least ten days prior to the date set for open lno bids in accordan ce With Chapter 552S Oh i O R evlsed Code Plans and spe cifications are on file in the Oepar t nant of Transportat ion and the off ice of the D l str~ct Deputy D i re ctor The D1re cto r reserve s the r i ght to re lect any and al l bids April 11 , 1978 Pe1me, t1ack, Sue Thompson, girls basketball and track, Coach Aberdeen , Halph W1gal, baseball Rear - De nms E1chmgcr, Joe Mitchem and Duane Wul£e , basketball COACHES at Eastern High are pictured here w1th Saturday's banquet speaker, Coach Stu Aberdeen, o£ Marshall Umvers1ty Front row, left to right ar e John PREVENTION Copy No 1·211 10. malurity " In other NL games, Philadelphia crushed St. Lours, 123, Chicago edged Pittsburgh, 4-3, San Francisco downed San Diego, 7-li, and New York defeated Montreal, 6-5, then lost, :HI. Piiillles 12, Cardinals 3 Bob Boone and Mike Sclunidl unloaded a pair of three-run homers to pace Philadelphia and Randy Lerch allowed only three hits 111 eiglit mnings to' gain the triumph . Keith Hernandez homered £or St. Louis. CUbs 4, Pirates 3: Bill Buckner went :1-for-5, mcludmg a homer, and Dave Kingman added a solo shot to spark Chicago. Reliever Bruce Kison was tagged with th e loss. Frank Taveras drove in three runs for Pittsburgh. Giants 7, Padres 5: Mike Iv1e delivered a sacrifice fly m his fl"st at bat again st h1s former ll!ammates to score Darrell Evans With lhe ~ie-breald,ng _ run and lift San Francisco. Dave Winfield batted Ill three runs for San D1ego. Mets 6-0, Expos 5-li: Steve Henderson's pinchhit g r,and-~Jlam homer 111 the sncth mnlng carried New York in the £irsl game, as Pat Za notched h1s £irst rebou nder Columbus , Ohio March 24, 1971 Contr•ct Situ Legal 141 J . fBy Greg Bailey Mar s hall Un1 vc r s1t y basketball Coach Stu Aberdeen delivered a humorous, hve ly , touch ing and po1gnant keynote address Saturday mght at the ann ual Eastern Local Spring Spm1s Banquet. Approxunately 300 persons attended the event, sponsored by the Athleti c Boosters Th e successfu l and crowdpleasing Aberdeen told the athletes to have a goal m their lives, then turned to the parents and directed them to g1ve their youngsters pnde 111 themselves and a goa l to shoot' at. The" topic 0( h1s address was " What It Takes to Be a C'ham p1on " F lora l decorations were fu rn1shed by the Heedsv1lle, C'hester and Tuppers Plams Garden Clubs Mrs. K1ck I DAVID!. WEIR DIRECTOR 17 300 attend EHS banquet Dodgers-- trail by half game NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Point Pleasant (304) 67>2460 ....,. _n ""'"'' • 1 .... Till. UlMII liMII If 10, welcome to the for ,. your building and re · Rent lor Dilly i) per local headquarters hour modeling naedl . '1 SAYRE HARDWARE 882-2525 126 MAIN NEW HAVEN, W. VA. The Friendly One I M' ,, • > .,,. POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK co. The Department Store of Building Since 1915 992·5500 or 992·5100 A~\ ' �: r The Daily Sentinel, MiddlePOrt·Pomeroy, 0 ., Monday, AprillO, 1978 2- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, U , Monda v. Annl10, 1978 Carpenter Personals Otester News Notes By Clarlre Aile• Mr and Mrs Don Betzmg. Pomeroy, called on Mrs Letha Wood, Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Kc1th Curtis, Charleston, were weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs Hobart Newell Other Sunday dinner guests of the Ncwclls were Mr and Mrs. Elmer Newell and sons, Mr and Mrs John Newell and fa m1ly, Ken o. Mr. and Mrs. Denms Lung and fam1 ly. Long Bottom Mrs Velma Newell. Tuppers Plams. and Mr and Mrs Denve1 Curt is, local Afternoon ca llers \\ ere Mike and Sandy Corbell , Columbus Mr and Mrs Cec1l Toban, Pomeroy, called on Mrs Arthur DeTray , Hobyn and Todd Saturday M1ss f aith Ann McCam, Manella , and Greg• Schaal , • Cutler, were recent VISI1ors of Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs R1 chard Gau l 1\ Cre Mrs Evelyn Ga ul. Mrs Ga) ann Clay , Todd and Susa nn , Mr and Mrs John Wickham and Mr and Mr s weekend her e and v tstted hts com!IHlnlt\ whn have passed Warden Ours, all lo cal. mother , Martha Mays at the S<I'C<'n 111g 1est for the Mr and , Mr s Cha rles 0' BIen e s s Me m o r 1 i: ! l tuJ.:hl'sl d l'l\ 1 ct) clW a t ded b) E1 ch1 ngcr and Suzan nah . Hospital tlw Futurt' ll omernakers of Columbus, spent a few days Dmn cr guests of Mr s -1mer11" 1FilA 1 Those who w1th Mrs Opal E1chmger, Rolland Crabtree wt•re her 11111 It'll' II e the Sta te Murl Galaway " as a recent dinner guest of her son-In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Woodrum and family m McArthur . Mr . an d Mrs Re ece Prather, Westerville, and Mr and Mrs Larry Stanley and Anna , of Ed1son spent a week end here With their parents, Mr and Mrs Lewis . &mnh. The Stanleys also visited hiS parents, Mr and Mrs Eugene Stan ley of Albany Mr and Mrs Clay Jordan have returned from a va cat iOn t np to Fl orida where they were guests of thelr son and daughter-Illlaw: Mr. and Mrs Dale Jordan and Kati e. her parents, Mr and Mrs C B Dwelley and other relatives, allm the Orlando area · V1rgm1a Jordan , daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordan , has ret urn ed to classes at Hockmg Techru cal College, aft er a break spent w1th her parent s and brothers. R1 ck and ltalph Mr and Mr s. Albert Quiv ey , Dove r , spent a chtldren , Mr an d Mrs were called to Nelsonv ille ~y the sudden death of their son1n-law, Donald Jones, husband of the late Wanda Starkel Jones Surv ivors incl utU:two suns, Dunald and Da~ 1d , both uf Alexandna , Va. and two grandChildren. Sen·" cs were held in Nelson1 1lle w1th burial In Shawnee Mr and M1 s Art hur Crabtree wer e overn ight callers In Akron <md att ended se1l'll'cs on Sunday at the Cathedral of Tomorrow Mrs. V1c1or Perry spent Fr1d av and Sat urda y m Dayton with her brother-mlaw and Sister. Mr and Mrs. Ro bert Jones Mr Jones IS senousil 111 Mrs Harold Gillogly, Mrs. Walter Jm dan, Joshua and Jerem1 , loca l, and Mrs Clmt<m Gilkc) Albany were u1 Columbus on busmess on Monda\ Mrs Thomas Cassell. Ada . Ohw. VISiied here ~nh he r parent s, Mr and Mrs Cia) .Jordan a part of last week Cong ratul ,lt lo ns are extendt•dlo three guls of thi S 1!1 lllt'tno~k£'1' Oe!-(ree are Donald Crabtree an d Cmdy .Jul1a ,I+>IIIIS+'II, daughter of and Mr and Mrs Kenneth \h 1111 1\r, (;," Juhusun, Crabtree, all loca l Sl"''' 1 Sh1lt t d;u,ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ea rl Starke) 111 p,[ \ 11' Frank Shiltz. IN THE COMMON Pl.EAS COURT, MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO and Ja ime Ha) , daught er of Mr and Mrs James T. Ha y All are Juniors at Alexander ll1gh School at Alba ny !Jenn is and Laura Jean , Miss Mary Beth Kaman , Columbus, spen1 the weekend w1th the E1chmgers. Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen spent th e weekend in Columbus w1th Dr. and Mrs B1lly Hobert Allen Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Jess1e Weber were Mr. and Mrs Roy Gruescr, Mrs. Et hel Grueser. Pomeroy, and Mrs Arthur DeTray, Robyn and Todd Mr and Mrs Don W1lhams. Dea nna and Dav1d, Columbu s. were we ekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Keller Mr and Mrs V~rg 1l Wood, Springfi eld, were guests of Mrs Letha Wood, Friday mght and Saturday . Mrs John Hayes called on Friday afternoon and VISitors on f nday evenmg were Mr and Mrs B1ll Beegle, Gallipolis, and Mrs. Harold Hawk and Knst1c, Tuppers Plams Sunday dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Roger Keller and sons were Mr and Mrs Don Withams , David and Deanna, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs Don Hose and fam1ly , Hacmc, Mrs Martha Rose and Mr and Mrs Halph Keller, local Arthur DcTray 1s spendmg se1•eral da ys m Flonda on bu siness Denzel Cleland spent an aft ernoon with Mr and Mrs. George Abbott, Mt Herman Dr and Mrs Rog er Grueser and Jenn1fer Jo, HEALTH Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Ang-ina option~ DEAR DR LAMB - Four veal> ago I su££ered severe Pams m my anns which was dia gnosed as angma After a few months WJlh experimental p1lls, the doctor put me un lr1deral This has cons1derauly decreased the amount of rutruglycennc taulet;; I was takmg but I have such little energy and eannol walk a great deal. I also £md I must live a very qu1el life to avmd the arm [lain Could you tell me, Dr. Lamb, 1f lnderal would cause • thiS laek of energy? Just what dues Inderal do fur angma' Is 1t necessary to cuntmue lllkLogan, were Saturday mght guests o£ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr. The Orrs and Gruesers were Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lee and children, Bashan. Mr and Mrs George Genhe~mer were Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Earl Dean Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gmther have had their old house torn down after 11 had been gutted by a recent fire and expect to start building a new home soon eno . . Mr. and Mrs. Bud Douglas spent a week with Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson at Rock· ville, Md. Mrs. Robert Alkire and Ray spent a week at Clearwater, Fla visiting Mr. and Mrs. Don Updegraff and Mr. and Mrs. Babe Whaley. Mr. and Mrs Ronald Wilt and son of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stanley and sons, local, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Felli Alkire. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whaley, Gallipolis, visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey and Mrs. WUda Wlaeman visited Monday with Mr. Starkey's sister, Jusle Jewell In Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewla. Mrs. MIMle McGrath spent the weekend with her slater, Mollie McGrath, In Logan. . .. , 'II take I he res pons1btht y for sct tm g updfccll ve, economtcal lt1 111 It , are programs. But the respon stbthty for holdmg down heal th edt(' Losl ' ts some thmg we all share. Frankl\ , some of the reasons for the htgh cost of health care tn;,kc us -,irk. Please , take care of yourself. 1ue ross . Blue Shield . All of us helping each of us. • mg lnderal fur the rest of my 1ssued by the court of Common Pleas , Meigs hfe ? I ~m m my late SO.. And County , Ohio . I will offer tor w11l thiS med1cat10n cause sa le at publ iC auction on fhe lllh day of May . 1978 at 10 00 any s1dc-ef£ects' I have been a.m , at the front door of the able to get so httle mforma- Court House , Pomeroy , Oh io, tne tollowmg described real lion on thiS estate DEAH READER - The PARCEl. ONE · Fracllon 2, best way to explam the acbun Town 3, Range 12, Beginning at a post 66 1h rods nor t h of the of lnderal (propranolol south corner ol sa 1d fraction , hydrochlunde) is to say 1t then ce south 81 deg west 40 l11mls the action of -rods u 11nks to a post at the , then ce w1lh said road adrenaline m your body . The road north 38 degrees west 61 rods 4 11nks , then ce nortn 30 rods adnmah(l~ response 111 your to the bank of the creek at low heart muscle mereases heart water mark, thence up said work and mcreases the creek about 76 rods to the east tme of sa•d fra ction l1ne 6Ph chanl-es of heart pam 1£ you rods to the place of beginnmg , have angma pam from heart contammg 31 09 acres . be the di sease. or course the same more or tess Also the follow1nQ real blockage of adrenaline acbon estate m the County of Meigs , also helps control eertam Slate of Oh io and Townsh tp of Chester , SectJon 9, Town 3, heart 1rregulanlies and also Range 12 Ohio Company's lowers lugh blood pressure. It Purchase, bounded as Beginning at 1s a very useful medicine follows William Hurlow's northwest when g1ven in the right corner , thence south abovt she rods to a Beech tree , amounts m the nghl case thence m a westerly direction Yes, 11 has side e££ects as do along Henry Lewis north line a~nust all known medicines, tb the east 11ne ot Bert Orr's Mary Pvlltn ' s l and , and 1t can cause fat1gue. The now thence north about e1ght rods problem IS that poor circula- or to the center of Bashan bon, wh1ch you undouutedly Road , thence m an easterly along center of have, also causes £at1gue, as dtrect1on Bash8n ro8d until due north does a host of med1cal pro- of William H Hurlow ' s north west corner , thence south to blems and even psychological the place of begJnnJng , problems So 1t 1s not possiule conta ming three acres , more less to say that Inderal IS the or Also situated In Su1ton cause of your fabgue. You Townshtp , Metgs Coun t y , could sunply be depressed by Oh10 , known and descr~bed as follows Commenc1ng at the the unposed lirmted acl1v1ty northeast corner Of Sect ton B, Townshtp 3, Range 12 , West your cond1t10n d1ctates. 160 rods , thence south 70 The hkehhood is that you rods , thence east 160 rods ; will have tu eontmue lu take thence north 70 rod s to the Inderal or some new place Of begrnn1ng , con tam tng 70 acres, more or less, mcd1cme to control or pre- EXCEPT 3 acres sold to vent angma pam. The b1ggest James Moore off the south corner a1d lu decreasmg angma for west Also sttuarea rn Chester most patients IS s1gn1f1eant Townshtp , Me•gs County , Bet ng tn Fra ction 2, we1ght reductiOn - down lq Ohto Town l , Rang e 12 and more the pomt that there IS no tully descrtbed as follow s: m1derlymg fat under the skm. Beg inn i ng .u th rods north of southeast corner of said If you have heart pam or high the fract10n , thence north 22 ulood pressure the best thmg r ods , then c e south 81 deg r ees 40 rods 14 links , thence yuu ean do 1s get as skmny as west 1n a southeasterly d trec tton to a rail. Also 111 selected cases a the nor t h line of Sarah E SUPEHVISED exerCISe pro- McNamee 's so acres , thence east 26 rods to the olece ot gram along w1th we1ght begrnnrng , conU1 1n10g 4 16 reduction may help a good acre , more or less Also situated 1n F r act ion '3. deal. Ehmmatmg salt Ill the Town J , Range 12 bounded diet 1s also a help lo many. and desc rtbed as 'allows Beg 1nn l ng a t the southwest These measures may corner of satd Fr a ction l , Slgmflcantly decrease your thence nor t h on the west li ne of satd Fract 1on 3, about 136 need for medlcmes. r ods to the publi c ro8d , 1£ these measures do nut then ce 1n an east er l y help sufficiently and you st11l directio n alon g said road about 40 rods to the west li ne have so much pain that your of Alma Babcock 's 20 acre life style IS unpleasant to you, tra ct. thence south 40 rod5 to The southeast corn er ot sa id then you could consider a cor- 1~0 acre tra ct , thence eas t 21 onary bypass operation rods , thence south 5 deQ . east Authont1es seem to agree 18 rods , thence south l l east 16 rods , thenc e that even 1f this dues nut pro- degrees south 26 degrees east 16 rods . I long one 's hfe , in many eases thence south 12 degrees ea5t 24 rods , thence south 26 1t may unprove the qualily I£ degrees east 26 rods to the that IS·lhe.. goal I lhi~k It IS south line of sa id Fracflon l , then ce west to the place ot better to lose the weight and beg1nn1ng , conta ining SJ make the adJustn\ents that acres more or leu Referen ce Volume 132 page can be made first ; then see If Me 1os c ounty Deed you st11l need surgery In cer- 243 Re cords TERMS OF SAI.E : Cash In tam mslances such an operahand on day of sate, to be sold tion may be hfe savmg. su btect to rea l estate taxes To g1ve you a better due and payable Th e r rght is reserved to understanding of your heart c t any or all b ids patn I am sendmg you The rete Property tS appra is ed at Health Letter number 2-10, 119,700 00 Heart Attack, Myocarthal InJ AME S J PRO FF ITT farction, Angma Peclons SHER'IFF OF ME IGS COUNTY , OHI O Other readers who want to w1derstand what these are O ' Br ien & O'Br ien A tl orneys ror Pla lnl tff and how they are rc>cogmzed (A ) 10 . 17 , 24 , 3t c can send 50 cents w1th a lung , stamped, sel£-address ed For Tu esday Apri l 11 envelope £or th1s ISSUe to me Ul care uf lh1s newspaper, P.O. Box 1551 , Hadio Ctty Stabun, New York , NY 10019. Bernic;e Bede Osol Harrisonville Society News 'Ji<'Jl d • vs THOMAS OREN MC KAY, JR .. ET AI. , DEFENDANTS.. ~-' ' NO. 16,!45 LEGAL NOTICE Pursuant to an order of sale ASTRO•GRAPH ;-..;ot hmg' s so tmportant that it 's worth broke n bo nes. broken bodies, broken !tit''> But tum · ;uid tt tlll' agatn , some daredt•1·1l of the,htghwal' go\''> b~ '>~I iasl. 11 ;,ectlls ao though )ou're ol;mdtng still . Where can th<'l all b<' gotng Ill such a hu rry' What lllakcs the m ga ml)le_w tt h ,r , their 1111 n live s .and wopardtze the he ahh and sa fl't ) of everyone ~>'' 11 else on I he road' i·\, 1\.'1: ','\:, Your lllw· Ctoos dnd lllue Shu:ld Pl;ms can't lt ft \'our foot off the ', · '!i'."' '' arce lt: Jatr>r t:ver) ttllll' you forget that fifty-fi ve ts the 1naxtmum spn·d on the htghway. And we can 't buckle yo ur seat be ll for you. Wl''rc he lping t11 hold dow n health care costs by dmn g thmgs wtthm our area of mfiuence ltke pionee ring and broadenmg amllulatory pmgr.tnt s- such,,, pre-adm1sston testmg, post discharge tcsung, s,unL· -dal ~ ur gen and home care ... b) hemg mvolved m utthzatmn n·,·it'll' a-nd petr -review .. b) expenmen ting w1th second upmion surgtl a! consult a! ton.. . and, as active participants in the health plann ing proce 5s. by advocating bette r use of health care resources, dhcountgJng waste and preventmg unnecessary dupltcauon of fanlti 1es and scrvtces. :\nd. a:s always. we're helping co mpa ny groups and mdtvtdual ' illhn tlwrs ge t the greatesl value out of ever) hea lt h care dollar ,, IRIS l.OU MCKAY Hll.L , Pl.AINTIFF I Columbus, Ohto 24, 1971 copy No. 71-210 March contntct Sales Legal UNIT PRICE CONTRACT sealed proposals w ill be recewed at the office of the Director of the Ohto Department of Trans . portatlon , Col umbus, Oh io, unttl 10 00 A .M . , Ohio Standard Time, Tuesday , Apr il 18, 1978, for lm provements in Athens , Gallla , Hocking, Me i gs, Monroe , Morgan , Noble 1 VInton and washington counties, Oh 1o, on various routes and sec . tions , by Installing plowable pr 1smaflc reflector type pevement markers Pavement Wtdfh - varies Project Length - 0 00 teet or 0 00 m1le work Length various teet or vanous miles " The dale set for com pletion of this work shall be as set forth In the blddrng proposal " Each bidder sha II be requ ired to file with his bid a certif ied check or cashier 's check tor an amount equal. to five per cent ol his bid, but In no event m.ore than f ifty thousand doll8rs. or a bond for ten percent of his bid, payable to the Director Bidders must apply , on the proper forms , for qualifications at least ten days pr 1or to the date set for opening bids in accordance with Chapter 5525 · Ohio Revised Code Plans and spe cifications are on file In the Department of Transportation end the off 1ce of the 01strlct Deputy DIrec tor The Dtrector reserves the r 1ght to reject any and all bids Rfv 8 By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Last year the Los Angeles Dodgers got orr to an mcredlble 22-4 starland buill a 101>-game lead over the Cincmnati Reds by May 6, to unseat the Reds and wm the National League West DivlSlon championship. But this ye~r. although the Dodgers have taken three stra1ght, the Reds are off to an even better start The Reds' made it £our straight over Houston Sunday by trmuning the Aslros, 9-3, and, as usual, they used !he long ball to rashiOn their victory Dan Dr~essen , Ce~ar Geronimo and Joe Morgan aU homered to help rookie Tom Hwne notch h1s first VIctory . Dnessen slammed a threerun homer and Geron101o and Morgan added two-<lm blasts to hand Mark Lemongello the loss Meanwhile, the defending NL champion Dodgers pummeled Atlanta pitchers for 13 hits, mcluding a threerun homer by Steve Ga rvey In the three-game senes the Dodgers had 26 runs and knocked out 42 hits. "We are hke the cost of hvmg," srud Garvey "We' re going to get 6 to 7 percent better each yea r JUSt through 7J (41 3, 10, 2tc NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION UNIT PRICE CONTRACT f 1r e from st ar ting, t hat hom e burg la r y from be ing comm itted Prevention saves l ife , limb and pr opert y and helps control lliSuran ce cost s and prem iums When losses do occur , our pol tcy holder s can cou nt on pr otect ton and ser vi ce In t1me of need Bul we st ill sa y - pr event1on IS th e best po ltcy ARIES (March 11-Ap!tl 19) Some th mg pO Sitive can resu lt !OdJ( by d iSC USSing bu Oge ung or !tnanc cs wttfl your male Cond1110ns tnat a1e acc e pt able to Dotll cou ld tJ E' hna ltled F1nd ou t wh o ~o u rc rom anu catly su• ted to by scn drn g to r yo ur copy o f A str o Graph Le11 er Ma11 50 c e nt s tor eac h and a tong sel l -add resse d stamped envelope to Astra-Graph P.O so.. 489 Aadto C1l y Statt on. • Rev . B 11 13 21 c I I' It I• ' ' '\ ,I DALE C. WARNER INS. 1'1! !143 102 W. Main Pomeroy ) BOYS SPECIAL AWARDS - Ea~tern athletes receiving special awards during Saturday's banquet were Jeff Goebel, most ass1sts; Dave Brown, rnost 1mproved and Dan Spe nce r, most rebounds and best foul shooter. Marauders at Athens on Tuesday By Greg Bailey Due to .communications problems, complete details on th e Me~ g s-Galhpoli s base ball game Friday at Meigs were not available at press tune for the SundayTim es Sentmel Followmg are S<Jme additional slats and fact s on the contest, won by Meigs lH Strong winds played an 101portant part in the contest although Me1gs played errorless ball. Coach Dale Harrison said his team U.S. Fiber Insulation MEIGS-MASON AR ~A HOBERT HOEtLICH CJty EdJior ~Uvt , CMrrter wfwrt IIVtllable n ctnla pt!r week ByMot.or Route where carrier PER BAG . ~erv ic~ not 1V11ilable, On~ moot.h, p .~. By mail in Ohio and W Va , Vur , J%200, SiK monltu, $0; Elsewhl!rt t26 00 year ; Sia months is~ g~uc 1.rm 1,;;,;;;;;,,, uttd 10 auen~t IIUO : Three monilia, 17 $0: Sublcr.,Uon prtet! tncludes Sunday 1lmeo&nttnel mak e th e s weep tng plan s an d dects tons now yOu see a c hance to de~el op a program tha t can 1ncrease yo ur earnrngs 10 ~our work or career SCORPIO (Oct CANCER (June 11-July 22) In SEEN AND lfEARD Mrs. ,Beatrice Blick o£ LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Be more Pomeroy attended tbe recent democrall c than auth ori ta rian graduation of her grand- tod ay Y'o u 11 have a lot more and you r attit ud e wlll be daughter , Charma Buck, 1lun nlec ttOUS from the Hocking Technical VIRGO (Aug 23·Sept 22) ConCollege, Nelsonville, where cen tra te o n the area s that she received a degree m prac· aff ect you ' presllge . caret:r o r tical nursmg. Now a llcensed lmances St ng ly o r iolntly today cu e wh e1e you can make practical nurse, MillS Buck 1.'1 These the great es t st ndes employed at Children 's LIBRA (Sep1. 2l·Oc1. 23) EnV+· Hospital In Colmnbus. She Is s1on thrng s 1n l hP broadest the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. perspec t1 ve today You can he Benny Buck, New Lextngton. up t h ~ l oose ends later rf vou ptolusional clunats lcllorooup 10 • hundr~d Three months, 17 DO , (April 20-May 101 Take lhe bull by lhe horns IOday It bu stne ss s rtu altons today don ' t ju mp at the llr st ofl er eve n th o ug h 11 s en lic tn g Play· tng hard-to -gel co uld p ut you rn a bett er bar galnrn g pos1H0n carpet c:t11n•n11 lfttthlnt lilts dtt1. gnme and 11sidun of carptls and dotstht Subitnption ntlts Otli\l!ted by ~ own carpets OUR RINSINVAC - IhO now IAindoo As&oclatt's, 3101 Euclid Ave., ClevelaOO, Ohio 44U5. $11 vm, ... dB·i&·goui'BBifp~ic,s) waler U-Nov Conduct imporlanl finan c ial matters w1t h as l1llle lanlare as po sstbl e today Un less others are 1 n~ olve d . d on t make them pn~ty to ~ou r secret s '25 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec. 00 II ~! · value I I I Jl I I I • III I I II 4 I I I I Your ambitions can be reali zed , but you know that you need now ment 1s necessary These values oro IDr on• Inch of looJe·lill lnsulalion •trong ollie ~ Develop !hem with whate¥~tr arrang e· AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 11) The concepts you have lor attacki ng a tricky situation may be ex cellent . but their Hme isn 'I ripe Stick to proven ideas for a solution 'oday PISCES tFeb. ZO.March 201 You belong at the Ilea marke11oday You 're good at bargatnmg or being the middleman to help a companion gel a beller deal INEWSP.t.PEJI. ENTER PRISE A. SSN I City Ice ·& Fuel Co. 224 lJt Street of greatness, Phd a Sl LOUtS Chtcago Mon tr eal 1 1 1 \ I 2 2 3 66 7 )) J j l I 333 250 1' 2 Wesl W L Pet I I G8 crnc l nna ll 4 0 1 000 11 Los Anqeles J 0 1 000 San Fr an 1 1 667 1' 1 San Otego 1 2 JJJ 2 1 1 Al lanta 0 J 000 3 1 1 Hous ton o 4 000 4 Sa tu rday 's Resu lts Ne w Yo r k 6. Montre al S Pt lfst>ur gh -'· Chtcago J LOS Ang eles 6, AII Mta 2 Ctnc1n na 11 J , Hous ton 1 Sa n Fr(l n 6, San Diego 0 Ph tl ol 1, Sl Lou iS 0 Sunday 's Resu lh ~e w York 6. Montreal S, l st Montreat 5, New Yo r k 0, 2nd Ph1 IIJ 11, S l lO UtS 3 Chtca go 4 Pttf Sburgh 3 Los Angeles l All ani a 4 Cmctn na 11 9, Houston 3 Sa n Fr an 7, San Otego 5 To dav ' ! Pr obabl e Ptf cher s l A I Times E ST) ( Las t yea r s won·lost reco rds 10 par enthese s1 Ch1ca go (La mp 0 OJ at New Yor k Swan 9 10 ), 2 05 p m San Oteg o (Q wchln ko 9 12) at At l anta' { Hannah 2 6). 7 35 p m Pt lfSburgh (Roo k.er 14 9) ar Si Louis ( Denn y 8 Bl . e 35 p m LOS Angeles (Rau 14 8J at Houston <Ba nnis ter 8 en , 8 35 tear s. Here was The swea t came pourmg off the tL•ua lly unruffled star after he hustled downcourt to sco re Bos ton's fma l mnc pomts and diVe for one last loose ball Ami the tears ramed hke a balk) Apn l storm , 10 a senes of short downpo ur s Leona r d M yer ~ , · M ark Norton, Ja c k Par ke r , Lawren ce Pooler, Rog e r Ri ebel, M ark Sm 1t h. Russ Starc her, Ray Werr y, Brya n Ral ph Wr ga l. Jev1n Head Coa ch Buckley , Joe Ku hn , Joe Boyles, Mark Gillila n. Greg G1n ther, Jeff Goebel, Btl I Ka u tz , Ste ve L dtle, Cl d f L ongenelt e, Dan Sp en ce r Ru sty W1g a l, Bn an Bt ss el. Mtke Gn gg s, Jeff Ktmes Ken New ell , Gr eg W1ga l Jr H1gh Boys Tr ack Gerald Wat son 'M 1ke Whtl latch . Bn an Wel l Dav1d B1l ly McClu re, Ketlh Ben1z, Mark R1cc, Ed Werr y, Vu rsl , John Beaver , Te r ry Snowd en, ,. Mike 1l15sen; •J otl~nv' Rrebel. N1ck ey Leonard , Dave Wolf e, Ter r y Sayr e, Charles R1tch te, Tod d Nort on, Tad Da rl1ng , Greg Co le G ~r ls Var sdy Track - Sue Thom pson, Head Coach K 1m Baley . Becky Wtn don , V1da Web er Laur1 · Ma tt hews , Ter n Pui l tns Chr 1s Per so ns, De bb 1e Durs t , Sh e r r1 Buch anna n. Peggy Johnson , L 1ta Young , Ka leen M 1lhone, Susa n Sprag ue, Albe r ta Shu lt z , Jeann1e M cC l u r e , An ge~ BlaKe Don na Per sons Ter esa Darley , Son1a Carr , Sheila Whtte Nancy Samos Lau r a Pr ovtnce , Pe bbles B lak e. Rhonda Holstnger Renee Trussell Trac1 Sayre Lon Longenette Beth R1ebel Mel a nte Ro ot Lau r a EtCh1nger Jr H1gh G1rts Track L1nda Thoma L 1sa Wilson . M el 1ss a Th o mas . Rhonda 1he preparations and love ly dmn er rnus1c was prov1ded by Lavma Brannon Spec1al awa rds were presented In bo) s basketba ll, Da n Spencer was named Best Foul Shooter and also was Best Hebounder Jeff Goebel had Most ,\ sSISts and Dave Brown rece~vcd Most Improved Player In girl s basketball , V1da Webe r was the Best f oul Riebel , Kel ly Headley Becky Shooter wh1le Be>1 DefenSi ve E 1C h 1nger. Andrea Batey , Sarah Goebel. Wendy Elk ms P l ~yer award went to K101 Beaver , Patty Edwards, Batey Best Hebounder was Ttna Ca ss1e Stleets Bec ky Windon. Two players 81 h Grade Boy; Bas<elball shared the Most Impro ved Team - John Beaver , M tk e Player Award, Lil a Young Btssel, Brtan Connoly Ttm Dill, Roger Gaul Gary and Kalcen M1 llhone G1nl her Greg Htbbs, Ch ar les Fullowm g IS a list of tVta sser , C J Morla n, Tr acy squads, mana ge rs, co aches, Hern mgr Lar r y Patter son , s t a t iS ti Ci a n s and John R<ebl• IP G. I R1 fte, Ln ar les R1t Ch1e, Robb1e cheerleaders Sm1 t h, Rodney Spu rl ock , Boys Vars1 ly Basketba ll "' Dave Wolfe , Rllch 1e Van Tea m Da ve Br own, Ed Cheva lter, Br ia n 81ssell, Joe Boy l es, Ra ndy Br ow ntng Do n E yn on , Je ff Goebe l. M 1k e Hay m a n, Da n Spen cer. Rusty W1g al. Ke llh Wol fe, Bry ce Buck ley , Mgr , Bruce Wolfe, M gr , Coach Duane Wo lfe Staf 1s fl c1ans - Sarah Goe b e l-, P af t y Edw a rd s, L a ura E 1C h 1n ger . D e n tse Wh ile G ~rl s Var stl y Ba sk etba ll Teem - K1m Batey Becky W1ndon, Pebbl es Bl ake, '"fh er e w e n~ a lot of Jarrmg .John, the Bouncmg ernot JOn al m om en ts," sa1d Buckeye lrorn Oh10 S~1 lc, ll av hcek, 11ho plans to fish playmg 41 mmutes at the age and t:ru1 se abo ut m h1s new of 38, and scormg a gamemob1 le horne g1ven by the high 29 pomts. • Cc lt1cs "Just commg out on And here was UIC legendary the O oor was one of those No 17, ma tch mg the f1gure on llllllllenl.s Then look mg at the his Jersey With 17 fourthrchampwnsh1p1 nags and all quart er pmn ts to li ft the the people. Cellics to a 131-lH victory "1 didn 't rea lize so many Sunday o;e r the Buff alo people were gomg to wall for Braves Tile blood fl owed early 111 me to tak e those last two the fir st pen od "hen an pregame layu ps 1a Cclt1cs elbow from 11 n umdent1f1cd traditiOn he 111hented from Buffalo player cut the ms1de .I nn l.oscutoff 1n 1964 at the of Havlicek's mouth . rPq uest of then-Coach Red When they 11uerbach 1 chee red the layups , that bro ught !Jack emouon, too · AJ1d at halftime, 1had .1111 co uld do to keep fr om brc<~k l n g down I'd broken Am er •can leagu e down probabl y three or lour Eas t G8 tunes on In) own dunng lhe W L P el week So ma ybe tha t look M lw J 01000 ] 1 661 Oetr 01 1 some of t.h e em otion away New York 1 1 500 I ' ' because I had re hea rsed II to Clevelilnc.l I I 500 ,, Tor on to ' 1 m 1 some extent 130!.IOn I 1 JJJ ''As you know, 1 talk slow, Ba ll •more 0 J 000 West but [(!clay 1t really was drawn W L Pel GS out hera use I had to take a lot Chtcaqo J I 067 of deep breaths " Cvl•forn 1a 2 1 607 M1nneo;o1a 3 'J eOO When he came off the Ooo r Tex.~ !. 1 1 500 l K<lnSaS (I IY 1 1 500 '• the fmal umc, rep laced wllh Sea111e 1 l JOO 15 secon ds to play, Ha vlicek Oa.)<.l.;~nd I 7 JJJ was hu gged by lo ngtime Saturday '\ R~ s ulh Chtcago 6 Boston 5 teamma te Don Chaney, first- Lau ra E 1eh1 nge r , T eresa Ha nn um, Lau n Matthews, J ean nte M cClu r e, Ka leen M 1il hone , Br enda R 11f le , Tern Sor den, Renee Tru ssell , V tda Weber , Lda You ng , Den ise W hite , mgr Coa ch Sue Thompson Sl a ts - Lo rr You ng Reser ve Boys Ba sketbal l Bob Barrmg er , Joe Bower s K en Chapman. Gene Cole R1 ck Long . Bretl Matth ews l:.eonard M ye r s, capt , M ark Nor ton , ca pt, Ray W erry , Greg W1gal. C09 ch Joe M i tchem . Boy s Va r sity T r a c k Head Coa ch, John Perrme Rand y Bale y , B r~ an 6 1sse l l, K ed h Brooks Da ve Brown , T e r ry Brown , Ra ndy B rownt n g Ken Ch ap man , Gene Cole , Don Eynon , Gr eg Gt n l her , Dw ayne Good , Ed H o lte r , Ra ndy K eller . Rodne y Ke l ler , Tony Ken nedy , R 1c k Lon g , Ron M a sters Br et t Matt hews year Ce ltic and veteran opponent Dav e Bmg, as " ell as Co ach Tom Sanders Du rt n g h a l f t i m e i ce1emomes, crusty General Mana ge r Hed Au erbach hu ggcd Hav li cek, brush ed as1de tears with a hand clut chi ng h1s tradema rk c1 gar, and sa1d, "I'm supposed to be a tough character but those who know me know I'm not I Toronto 5 Detro I! 1 Clev('ldnd 8 Kan City 5 l CMdS 2, New York I Mdw 10 Ba1111no r e 3 M tnnesota 8 sc atHe 1 Oaio; land" Cnl• fornta 1 Su nday 's R esu lt ~ Kansas Ct ty 5, Clevela nd .t Detroit 8 Toronto .. M ttwoukec 13, Ba tt 1more S Bos ton 5, Ch1cago 0 New Yor~ 1, Texas 1 Caltfornta 3, Oakland J M 1nnesotn 8, Seattle 6 Today·s Pro oabte P1t chers ( Al l Ttme 'i. ESTJ 1Last year 's won los t record s ' " parenthese 5.) BoS ton ! Rtptev 0 0) at Cleve land ( Hood] 1), 1 p m • Balf1morc ( Br iles 6 41 at Kansas (t ty (Spl lllorll 16 61, 8 30 p m New Yo r ~ (T 1dr ow 11 4 ) a 1 T exa~ ( EIIi5 121 11, 8 35 p m M1nne!.ota 1Vol t7 20 l ll at Calt for nta (Aase 6 1), 10 30 ' Me ter , Don Spurlock, mgr cni'lch Arch Rose Jumor H1gt1 '::1t at1sttct ans Janet Br ooks , De bbte Durst Robm Rd ch•e Vrda Weber G~r ls Junior Hig h Basket bal l Tea m - Becky Am br ose, Ltsa Col lms , Ke llt Hea d !e~~· Rhonda R1ebel Kathy Rtf chte Pa tty Ed wards. Wendy Elkms Den1se Gadd1 s, Sarah Goebel. Renee Re1bel , Cass1e Sheet s, Coach Pam Dou thllt Slats Al 1son Cau thorne . Da r lene Ba rton 71 h Grade. Boys Baske1 ball Team - J1m Bauman , Roger B1ssell. Ke1 th Bentz J1mmy Carter , Brt a n Collrns, Mt~ e Con nol l y, John Dav 1s, Mark Gadd is, Da v1d Gaul, N\a rk Scott J usltce Holt e r, Leonard Koen1g J~rry Larktns, Billy M cClure , Jeff Newell. Tom Pull 1ns Ma rk R1dd ie Jeff Shrrve r s, Rodney Tr 1pp , Br 1an Well. M1ke Co a c h Denn1s Wh it l at ch E1ch1nger Res er ve Chee r leader s Be th Headl ey , ca pt , Dawn Sor den , Sherr~ Sta r cher , Ang el B lake , L or 1 Longenette Va rs ll y Cheer I eaders D1 a ne Jo nes , capt . hi semeste r only , Bren day Boyles. M ary M ora , Capt , 2nd semes ter only Br en da F reeker , Karen Prober t. 2nd sem ester only Be tsy R1ff>e.. Pam R1ffle m asco t Ad v 1sor , Ca rol K mg Mike Swiger 991-71SS 1'-----149 S. Third Sl. M1ddlepor1 , 0 "See me for car, bomc, life, health and business insurance:' ~, .., fif<'lf 0' · ~ ~\"' ". U '''" 6 11>11 <'1 hQI(}I! YOU'LL FIND ALL AT THE FRIENDLY ONE/ pm Se alft e (A boon 17 13) at Oakla nd (langfor d 8 19 L 10 30 pm Tu esda y's Gam es Toronto at Chic ago New York a ! Mll w , nig ht Detr otl al Tex as night M innesota a! Cali f , n tght Sel'lttl e at Oakla nd, nig ht Are you a member of 1he do-11-youroelf sat1 U.S. FIBiiR ROCK WOOL FIBER GLASS CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Z·Jan 111 Major L eagu e Stand tng s. By Un1teC1 Pr ess Intern atio nal National l e<HJ ue Eas t w L Pe t G B New Yo rk J I 710 ] J 66 7 I 1 Pttrso urgh Tuesday ' s Galnes Chicago at New Yor k Montrea l at Phil a, nlght SM Dieg o a t Afi M ia , n tght Sitn Fra n at ClnCI , n1gnt Los 1\ng a t Houston , nig hI PER DAY R-VALUE COMPARISON CHART 0 1 ~ 3 21) II some1hlng good comes to Bulldogs. always to ugh on their home diamon d. pm MACHINE RENTAL 22) you . consult your old friends l irst to share the wmdfalt Re· member those who were !here whe n you needed them ~J ir a e lio n Of CIIOII t1 U r'll 119 yo ur btrth s 1gn your se lf·m tere sts Humt li l y IS hne but you mu st kn o w w hen 11 1S coun terproduc tive Thompson and Folgestrom each had two hits to account for the Galllpohs attack The Blue Devils' lon e run came as the result or three walks sandwiched around a smgle The run came home as the result of one of those walks. Umpired were Homer Sm1th, Geo rg e Nesselroad, and Charles Hamilton. Meigs is now 3-2 on the year and wlU travel to Athens Tuesday evening to battle the 1 1156. Edtlonal Phone W'Z-2157. Second cluJ JXllti!Je pMid al Pomeroy, Ohlo National ~advertbr ng represen- TAURUS be bashf ul to day 1n pro tec tmg Gallipolis pit chers Ar t Folgestrom and Boo Weaver teamed lo fan three Marauders and walk s1x Wea ver relieved Folgestrom 10 the fifth . GlEAN. NY 10019 Be sure to specl ly GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Don I played well together and showed a balanced attack Pubhshed dit1ly except S.turdly by The Ohio VaUey Pub\lshln.: Canp.ny·Mullimedil, Inc , 111 Coon 51 , Pomeroy, Op10 117!!. B"'"""' Offlct Phone 1192- e ra swea t and Senco • Oren • or INTEICF.!.TO.' th e .,.,a l e • ma-.. ~u l you '" con tdct w1 0 1 one wt10 w1ll rna ~e a good an cj prol1table parl ner Celllcs' fln 1sh1n g a record -se tti ng career m a hail of blood. happenmg. , lhal bui lding OEYOTEDTOTH~ tJnc P vl'nllHP~ A SO IO urn ne ar BOSTON 1UP[) - The F1nal Day went so per£eclly 11 seemed a cli che. Here was John llavli cck, the last hnk to U1e Boston Bu t, we also have a vit al Interest In loss protection . as should our clients We en cour age car e caut i on an d safet y preve nt ive mea sur es w h ich ca n keep that ca r a cci dent from DAV ID I. WEIR DI RE CTOR Sl.or Bright The sun ts 400,000 times as bnght as the run moon 'and (;IVeS the earth SiX million times as much light as all the other stars put together. Actually, most or the stars that can be seen easily on any clear night are brtghter than the sun. 'Hondo' ends pro career A s an m d e pe nden t i n . suran ce a gen cy . our pr~mar y f un ct io n is to pr ov 1d e p o i 1C 1es wh ic h afford financia l prot ec ti on in ca se ot loss o You wtll 1 ave I a grea t tJea l th1 S Others honol'ed were, V1\Jl Weber, hest fou l shooter . K1m Ba tey, best defenSive player and Becky Wmdon, best BEST POLICY THEOAILYSENTINEL CO IIliiiQ VC dl <i ttd I tt ~ \ t tp S Will not 11l' CPS Sctrt ly be lo n g di S· LITA Young and Kaleen Milhoan were named most improved Eastern plai'ers durmg Saturday's banquet. I ,, Wh1te, Ket lh Wol le Baseball Team - Sp encer was chatr wo m an of IS THE Sea led proposals w ill be rece•ved at the off ice of the O tre c tor of the Oh i o Department of Tra n s . por t at.on , Coh,1mbus , Oh io , until 10 00 AM , Oh i O Standnd T 1me , Tues d ay , Apr t l IB , 1978. tor 1m provemen t s 1n Athens , Hock ing , Meigs , Monroe , Morgan , Noble , V 1nton and Washin g t o n Count ies , Oh1o, on var~ous routes and sections , by ap plymg edge ltne Pavement Wtdth - ver lous feet Prolect Length oo teet or 0 00 m iles Work Length Var ious feet or varrous m iles " The date set to r com pleflon of th is work shall be as set for t h m the bid d ing proposal " Each b•dder shal l be requ ired to tile with hi s. b id a cer ti f ied check or cash ier 's check for an amount equal to five per cent ot his bid, but In no event more than f ifty thouund della", or a bond for ten per cent of hll bid, payab le to the Director Bidders. must apply , on the proper forms . for qualification at least ten days prior to the date set for open lno bids in accordan ce With Chapter 552S Oh i O R evlsed Code Plans and spe cifications are on file in the Oepar t nant of Transportat ion and the off ice of the D l str~ct Deputy D i re ctor The D1re cto r reserve s the r i ght to re lect any and al l bids April 11 , 1978 Pe1me, t1ack, Sue Thompson, girls basketball and track, Coach Aberdeen , Halph W1gal, baseball Rear - De nms E1chmgcr, Joe Mitchem and Duane Wul£e , basketball COACHES at Eastern High are pictured here w1th Saturday's banquet speaker, Coach Stu Aberdeen, o£ Marshall Umvers1ty Front row, left to right ar e John PREVENTION Copy No 1·211 10. malurity " In other NL games, Philadelphia crushed St. Lours, 123, Chicago edged Pittsburgh, 4-3, San Francisco downed San Diego, 7-li, and New York defeated Montreal, 6-5, then lost, :HI. Piiillles 12, Cardinals 3 Bob Boone and Mike Sclunidl unloaded a pair of three-run homers to pace Philadelphia and Randy Lerch allowed only three hits 111 eiglit mnings to' gain the triumph . Keith Hernandez homered £or St. Louis. CUbs 4, Pirates 3: Bill Buckner went :1-for-5, mcludmg a homer, and Dave Kingman added a solo shot to spark Chicago. Reliever Bruce Kison was tagged with th e loss. Frank Taveras drove in three runs for Pittsburgh. Giants 7, Padres 5: Mike Iv1e delivered a sacrifice fly m his fl"st at bat again st h1s former ll!ammates to score Darrell Evans With lhe ~ie-breald,ng _ run and lift San Francisco. Dave Winfield batted Ill three runs for San D1ego. Mets 6-0, Expos 5-li: Steve Henderson's pinchhit g r,and-~Jlam homer 111 the sncth mnlng carried New York in the £irsl game, as Pat Za notched h1s £irst rebou nder Columbus , Ohio March 24, 1971 Contr•ct Situ Legal 141 J . fBy Greg Bailey Mar s hall Un1 vc r s1t y basketball Coach Stu Aberdeen delivered a humorous, hve ly , touch ing and po1gnant keynote address Saturday mght at the ann ual Eastern Local Spring Spm1s Banquet. Approxunately 300 persons attended the event, sponsored by the Athleti c Boosters Th e successfu l and crowdpleasing Aberdeen told the athletes to have a goal m their lives, then turned to the parents and directed them to g1ve their youngsters pnde 111 themselves and a goa l to shoot' at. The" topic 0( h1s address was " What It Takes to Be a C'ham p1on " F lora l decorations were fu rn1shed by the Heedsv1lle, C'hester and Tuppers Plams Garden Clubs Mrs. K1ck I DAVID!. WEIR DIRECTOR 17 300 attend EHS banquet Dodgers-- trail by half game NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Point Pleasant (304) 67>2460 ....,. _n ""'"'' • 1 .... Till. UlMII liMII If 10, welcome to the for ,. your building and re · Rent lor Dilly i) per local headquarters hour modeling naedl . '1 SAYRE HARDWARE 882-2525 126 MAIN NEW HAVEN, W. VA. The Friendly One I M' ,, • > .,,. POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK co. The Department Store of Building Since 1915 992·5500 or 992·5100 A~\ ' �' 4- The Daily Sentinrl. Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, April!O, 1978 5-The llaily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, AprillO, 1978 M r~. Hill presents nature program POLLY"$ POINTERS. women involved. She cummended the local group on their meetings and their proPolly Cramer gra mmaterials .. The May meeting was announced and will be held at Sweaters lost washerset!orhotwaterbuli noting the various surresscs the home of Mrs. Harold think the dryer was too hot. Do you know of any way we and benefits of these to the Roush in Racine. Mrs. Bell their shape will present the program, and can salvage these sweaters J a special invitati on is made to DEAR POLLY -- My - R.R. ..~ all women of the church. daughter does her own laWlDEAR R.R.- My only sugk Each member is to give a dry while she is away at gestion would be to dampen a The Shrinking City favorite scripture verse from !iehool. RecenUy she brought sweater just enough so it can Not a single major city in the Bible study that night. home several 100 perc'enl be pulled into shape and'then the country's Northeast or R~freslunenls were served acrylic sweaters that are fasten it to a firm suriat'l! North Ce ntral regions in- · by Mrs. Cross witli Mrs. Bell wrinkled and out of shape. with rustproof pins or thumb creased its population during assisting in the serving. She thinks someone left the lacks. Next I would press the first half of the 1970's. ln fact , only four Southern or ~~-:::::.·:::::::~~'!,~1:~:~:~-s::::~~:::::!!:~::::::.-:::~~~Jt ~~T~ c~f~g;r~;d o!~t~ Western d lies with more than 500,IJOO people showed ·!_,,, population gains, The Con- .J t'Ompletely dry. If that does ference Board notes. They ·X· nut help take one to a dry prujet'l was Lunsidered a suc:~ were San Diego, San Antonio, :§: l'C~s . By Helen Bonel cleanerforhelp.-POLLY -~: DEAR POLLY (and HerM1-,;. David Harris, wife of San Jose and New Orlea ns. ~ • • • ~ man who has dingy :---.,.. · dishcloths ) - I put chlorine NON-INVOLVEMENT CAN ALSO KILL bleach, some detergent and DEAR HELEN : water in my sink and by the My husband and I own a twO-family house. We recenUY time I have finished washing rented the · upstairs aparlinent to a young married couple. dishes my dish cloth is We're all in our early 20s. The problem : the fellow upetairs bleachL'!I and the dishes are beals his new wife. Almost every day you can hear her crying and pleading with him to stop. I think he also ha.s a drinking sparkling clean.- ROSE DEAR POLLY - My son problem. My husband says I should mind my own business. We had a fool odor problem. But · the ~utomQtic don 't know them very well, but it makes me shudder to think of he discovered that slicking those beatings. His solution : evict them. I want to talk to this picture control system! fabric softener sheets in his poor woman. Which of us is right '- WORRIED shoes while t~ey are stored in DEAR WORRI ED: You are right! But do more than talk. Encourage this wife to the closet is great for ridding 100% SOLID-STATE call a shelter which helps solve the problems of battered them -of the foot odors. PHYLUS women. DEAR POLLY - f ·would If she refuses, and she may out of loyalty, embarrassment, like to add ceramic bathroom fear, or hopelessness, then ask one of the center's volWJteers to tiles to Imogene's pointer.s ,~.:::. gi~nt-screen visit her at home when the violent husband is away. for using rubbing alcohol. It Should your husband object, tell him there's abnost as much Zeni th 's Color Se ntry•• - The Automatic Picture gets rid of soap sewn and ri sk involved in an eviction confrontation. - H. Control System-con trols the color picture when the residue on such tiles with scene changes. or the channel changes. even very little effort. Just wipe DEAH HF:J.EN : wt1 e n the room li ght changes. · the tiles with a paper towel My husband spends his days milking, shoveling, etc. on our dampened with the rubbing Tho CORSICA dairy fa rm . When he comes in the house, he parks his barn alcohol and shine with a dry J2ll4 p boots on the front porch (he ignores the back porch) where Med iterranean one. I would not recommend people stumble over them. He washes his hands, but refuses to styl1ng. Casters. the rubbing alcohol fo r change his "cow clothes." The smell ruins our supper apDark Oak color plastic tiles or for use near a (H2526DE) or petites . Afterwa rds , he sits in the living room, exuding odors. fire or flame. If you have senPecan color Many tim es he wears the same clothes several days on the (H2526P). Wood sitive hands put on rubber theory they' ll " just get dirtier." He bathes no more than once a veneers and gloves. FRAN week and won't shampoo his hair , as "too much washing select ha1dwood DEAR POLLY - Those sotids an top. · makes it fall out." plastic ring containers that Front, ends and Otherwi se he's a good husband and father. But I can 't stand base ol simulated come around beer or soft _ another winter like this. Imagine what it's like sleeping under wood in drink cans make great an electric blanket with him 1 - TRIED EVERYTHING . matching rinish . holders for scarves when put DEART.E.: on a t'OIIl hanger. Poke a ... Something like a barnyard in July, I'd guess. SAVE '100 scari through a hole and is Perhaps the "everything " you've tried doesn 't include easy to see which one you enough action: NOW ONLY '599~ W.T. 1. Have a hot tub running when your husband walks in - and want to wear. Put enough hamburger for insure the back porch bylocking your front door . one patty between two covers 2. TeU him it's a bath and complete clothes-(:hange every from cottage cheese or other 1 night or separate beds -a nd no commuting cartons and then put a rubber J. Most important of all, prove you love him so much you band around it before storing • Brilliant Chfomlcolof can't let bovine- bleep - come between you and a happy marPicture Tube in the freezer. This way it is , ,,ELF.CTRONIC riage. • 100% Solld-Stato Challlo e VIDEO GUARD easy to get out just one patty 4. Don't cave in' Asmart wife can abnost always change her TUNING SYSTEM • P111nted Power Sentry ala time. -MRS.J.C. resistant husband.,. if he's basically a good guy. P.S. Might Voltage Rogulitlng Syotom __ No moving parts to DEAR POLLY - I agree help if you 'd jump in the bathtub with him ... - H. wear out and no contact a One-Knob VHF and UHF with Elsie that your colwnn is points to concx1c •n the 'Channel SelocUon helping to preserve old tuners • lllumlnoted Channel - " fas hioned neighborliness. Watch for the sales and buy flat sheets to use for light, OPTOMnRIST 1 creative spring sewing. OFF ICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5 (CLOSE There are about six yards of AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT material in a twin size sheet Middleport. 0. 106 N. 2nd Ave. ST .• POMEROY . . so plot your required yardage before buying. They now come in such pretty patterns and can make bedspreads, pillow shams, dust ruffles, curtains and so on. A ruffled cloth, or runner, place mats and napkins can be made for the dining table. Fashionwise, try a ruffled peasant blouse and matching skirt. - LETAHT l'ALIS-A program on natur~ was presented by Mrs ..John Hill at a rec~nl meet111g uf the United MethOdtsl Women of the Letart F;~lls Church held at the home of Mrs. Andrew Cross. "Nature 's Hvmn of Praise" was read b-v Mrs. Bert Gr11nm , Mrs. -Hi ll presented "The Fanner's F'aith", Mrs. L'ro.~' gave a rea ding on spring, ami Mrs. Don Bell closed . with a hytrut of praise. Mrs. Inez Hill KJVe devotions with li-Ir·s. Haruld Roush readi11g the snipture and M1-,;. Hill o poem on April. ll was notl'd thatlJ shutin visits wert> twnle dunng tile past month . The tlmnk offering the pastor, talked briefly on the various program n111terials and actions of United Methodist Women and told' of meetings around the slate which she has attended Helen Help · uS ~_. - ~=r~~ds::a;~te':~.~il - NEW FROM ZENITH! COLOR SENTRY •h91NirN 1978/1 - console TV n ' PRIQ GOOD WHILE SUPPLY LASTS INGLES FURNITURE N~·vrooMProN. o.o. · T l ....... ..........__.__________._.. The March missionary service was held recently at the Middleport - United Pentecostal Church under the direction of Mrs. Louise London, Syracuse, director of the World Missions Department of the local church. The service opened with prayer Jed by the Rev. William Knittel and followed by congregational singing led by Tom Kelly. Special prayer was given for missionaries on the field. Letters were read to the church from missionaries in Uruguay, Australia and Liberia. The treasury report for the past month was given by Mrs: Maxine Varian and the minutes were read ·by Mrs. Carolyn Van Meter. A song special was presented by Rita Arnold entitled "Great is Thy Faithfulness." Rev . Knittel gave the evenlne messaee on the t.nnir "Israel ... God's Blueprint. " The service concluded with prayer followed by a baptism in the church basement. Service slated at post The annual Post Eve rlasting ser vice of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, America n Legion will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the hall in Middleport. Corrunander Albert Roush urges all members of•Ute post to atlend and has issued a special invitation to members of the families of the deceased veterans to be at the ser- Tewksbary , Don Gosney, Mrs. Norman Powell, Ernest Barnhart, Carl Moodispaugh, Chesler Erwin, Doyle Shuler, Sam Clark, M. L. French, Edgar Arnott, Paul Greenlee, Charles Sauer, and Charles Burdette. , . the $lOO,IJOO experts say it costs to raise a child to the • vER - MY a•e of lo.• DEAR · ·DR · Bl"""" . o hbad dl bl 1 us ' n an are. ot 30 Why are we having so much · to decide when Years o)d . As· arc Iutects, we truubl e t rymg have our own business. We've to have a child ? been happily married for six DEAR flj';ADER _ Don 't years. kid yourself' It could be U111t Now we lll!vc to fal'c the neither of you wants to be a · problem of when to have p11 rent. Bul both of you have cl11'ld ren. E'vcryone I'" ~ been pu.t off saying so for fear of asking us 'thi> question for u1~olller's reaction . years, but we have ~en able You are trying to answer to put them off by saying, the wrong question first. "Not yet." Rather than deciding when to We can't discuss the sui>- lll!ve a child , ask yourselves jecl without fighting. lf l say whether you want to have let's have a baby now one. It 's a question few because it will probably be couples confront because we healthier than if I wail, my have all been brainwashed husbandwill counterwilhlhe about the joys of parenthood fact that certain tests make it - and its inevitability once. safe for women to have oneismarried. babies late in life. Schoo1 buu ks, te1evtswn ·· Or if he says let's start our conuncrcials, movies and family now because we can popular songs desensitize us afford it, l will argue that we to the possibility of viewing ~w~ill~ne~v~e~r~be~·~a~bl~e~l~o~a~ff~o~rtl~:;::~a~s~a~vt:·a~bl:e·..:: A thought for the day : French writer Francois Rabelais said, "So much is a fllan worth as he esteems himself." -, ·-·-----··-··-~· I Soci•a} I · 1 Cal d Pound en ar I I MONDAY MEIGS COUNTY Pioneer and Historical Society meeting, 7,30 p.m. Monday 31 Mel·gs Museum, Butternut A p ve.' omeroy. l-ETART PTO meel,·n", , . ._ ri .m. at Letart F'a lls 7 30 " Elementary School with. rep resen tativ es from the Meigs Health Department to be speaker. TWIN CITY Shrt'ne Club Monday 7:30 p.m . Hefresliments. RUTLAND P'fO Mund;oy 7 p.m. Taking part will be the Brownies and Girl Sco uts. Class having most grandparents present will receive a · $0 awa rd. MEJGS Athletic Boosters Monday 7:30 p.m. nt high schoo l. ' LA LECHE League ' , 7:30 p.m. Monday at m(let mg home of Patty Coddington. Anyone needed information can Bev Splete 446-4010 or FRESH . SOLID .. PINT WHITE. OR WtJil ~ nLI • \1r~ Mrs. ll arnld Snuer IJv llll' Ll•acher,uunJinaturs, I >cwey _Hurlllfl tu n•\"\(· N J~iln Wtlli~lll Bluett1Wr. Houald i..IJgan, ami Mild red (;n•i.i f Hm !rl t<t d Bui le). ''The CH:ilk !)t•stinit.• s.'' ·· p,_.., . Mrs . ('ar l llw k, WEilNF-SIJr\ Y I'OMEltOY · MlllfJI.E- .• 11! I l'hi ,,·1n Jt '• 1• '·" ! 1:1';,.,"~" t·' · BAKER FURNITURE •1 Middleport, p.m. PresentatiiJns uf 25 ) Par pins. !'inaI dat e tu pu y dt1cs. f OM EIWY Chamber of O~io, .._.. ~w1~ Visit Baker's bu get _; Commerce TucsdDy noon ut ~ hm . SYRACUSE PTO Tuesday 7:30p.m. at sehoul. Hehcsh- · ments. WI NUlNG '11\AIJ. l;urden Club, Tuesd uy at tile '""'"' uf Pat Thoma . Each op for inexpent.hie r,' furniture toda y 59 J ,~~-n..J PERCH FillETS • POUND SLICE D 69 BEEF LIVER 6 POUND KENNIBEC SEED POTATOES 69e ~INK GRAPEFRUIT. ........ 99 ¢ 50 LB. YELLOW '3'' ONION SETS ••••••••••LB.-. - T & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 3 · COCKT SALE DATES APRIL 10-1 5. 1978 So wht•thcr yo u \~car a white l'Ollar, hluc l'ollar, Jan• l'ullar or no collar at all, huy Hond s. REDSALM $ DEL MONTE · Thcy' r~ a ~treat wa y to save. :\nd that, Ladies a nd Gentlem en , is so m c- 16 -oz. Can sso OIL 16-oz . Can 38 - o~ . Bottl P. $ rhinll yo u ' ll find quite prefcrahlc. INSTANT COFFEE St•ru'!l E B to tub p1w ti", ltllt•ro •..t wlwn ht •ld h•nmlunt y t<f fi ,.,.llr, H L ' 1 '~ tlu• ll rlil ;t·tu l l llll•ro•sl iB ru t! • uhJI't'l to !l'talt• o r lu~o · n l itll'n mt • l lHt '!l, tl nd ft'(!t•tfll In~ BANQUET BEEF . CHICKEN OR TURKEY ma v lw dt •ft•rr ... l POT PIES . ................4 Lrn til n•dt •rn Jtlitm 8 -0 l . Pkg s. $1 "·v•' ttc ICE CREAM ·-----·--""'""""""' CARDINAL ASSORTED FLAVORS Take . stock tn,America. GROCERY SHELF SPECIALS 9 LIVES CAT FOOD ...........................4 "c:-~:99c MONARCH TOMATO SAUCE ............................... ]~.~: 89' uoov ...., 55' r;::::~~~' TOMATO JUICE .................................... MONARCH TOMATOES ................. ]•g;~: s1 3 $1 KIDNEY BEANS ,............................... AUORTEO VARIETIU ' Ctn. C•n NEW. WALLPAPER ORANGE JUICE .............. ~~;, 3 84 -0Z . 25' OFF LABEL ICE CREAM SANDWICHES ........... •;.~· $1 " Box • CAAOINMfOOOSIORlS HUN TS ' ~"!'i'l' 'n ~ MANWICH KRAFT SLICED •z c c:.' ~ AMERICAN . PIMENTO , SWISS or SHARP " ~ ~ 12-oz. •t ' "-,, .~~~ ~ I r'lt ,I',, Pkg. 1 &\1\·ot EDGE lUG , ME O. 01 LIM E SHAVING GEL ...... . .. . ~.;; $ "~ • 1 •t' •j ' ' PILLSBURY BISCUITS .....................2 :;~ 33' 65' BORDENS . COnAGE CHEESE .................................. '~;~· 49' FRUIT DRillS ........................................ ~:~ 79' HAIR SPRAY .................. 'c::. $1 ~EO .. XIBOOY Of' XIOILY I ~ •Q 1\i AGREE CONDITIONER ... .':.~· ATIES $ •• 1 UP TOOTHPASTE .. \~~: 79' l'"''' 011 ........ ~ ""• C"DitP!JO• p., flltf<llf a11 ltt117700 0 SIURE S c§>O Sl ORES • CAROINAliOUOSIIIH IS :: MIGHTY HIGH .13:!!1] J:el:l 8 ! i CREAM PIES Now is the time to brighten those dr1b Wills and ceilings. Matching border a !so ~ je U available. CHOC CAM COC()Mif CIIIM .,, 8ANA'-IA (!"M· l 1m!1 ll•ll "'' " ' ~ o..e ~ oupon p•o ••rtlit\l CROSS HARDWARE • 'PosroRts q,OSTORES 24·0l . Pkg . · . "'' 0'· ADO RN RE G . X/ HOLD 01 Ull HOlD IWUTMILK OR IUTTE .. MIUt SPRING HAS JUST ARRIVED Open Mon. thru.iat. 9:00to5:00 · Middleport TIDE TREESWEET DAIRY VALUES AMERICA,. PEAS OR CREAM STYli OORN 10 -07 .Jat GSIZE DETER GEN I 1 DEL MONTE Ave. H "I 'I I.ITEH AHY I I I 'I'· i ''1. Wednesday at the I'' "" .11 attend DEL MONT E CHIFFON MARGARINE ......................... ~;~ 71 N. liolf a dtty cmd · ~ cr Hh half " day wtll lx: discussed • Th ey're easy when yo u buy tht•m autumati ntlly at work, t hroullh the Payr o ll S;l\' inl!,s Plan . And thtw're sa fe bet:<IU Sl' th ey're !\Uarantecd to pay off t•vcry tintt'. MONARCH TOMATOES .......................2~~~· 59' E d rt"iSCS to ',\(· M I I I 1J I. E I' wlu ch sludenL!.i STRAWBERRIES ~~~. FRESH wa ys to san~. · Tht•y'n• t•asy . And sa t.•. l'rug rarns C~ ll uw FRES,H FANCY PKGS. l 'nit ed Statt•s S:lvinJls lloml s ""' one of the hes t se houl. HARRISONVILLE Onler of F:ustcrn Star 255 T11esduy 6 Mei~s daily , or ~nH:1B.'f1 • or evenings. SCHOOL I'AT 1ParenL~ and teacher,i, 7::10 p.m. 'l'ue.<day at ihe FARM FRESH PRODUCE 19¢ CABBAGE ......... 79e CAR ROTS 2 39¢ =~ISHES.....~.~~~~~.4 9¢ VAUGHAN'S reaso n . \'ou Sl•e. 11Jf;J1 ,~···· ROLLED$ ROAST 09 LH. ,,....._ 10LB. MJm ;s Cung ressiuna l in te rest in vetl!rans. ............... QUARTERED HALVES -LB SLICED .••••••••• ~ •••• 99e POTATOES I!Jelnber IS tu lake·a package ~'OHT Lion.< Club. "'"'" of seeds. The program by Wednesduy at the Mt•lgs' 11. Mrs. Marjorie W;dburn will FREE CEHVI CAJ. '~' •'>'•'' lx: on companion planti ngs clinic !or Meigs i:lfi, <.t v:o,:1\~n and trap plants. Arrange- Wednes day aft I-I'II UOII at lllent of the month is Heath l!uited Mcth- ><ii s1 ·· Mysteries in Spt-lt:t:" wit h (.'hurch in Middlt'f·IJI'I ; f,ll Iris Kelton to lx: tile judge. appointm en t ~all ~·J?. -n>31 LB. Con• . A R MONDAY UN"I'l'ED Methodi s t Women, Heath Church, Middleport Munday, 7:30p.m . at tlw church. Mrs. llobert Byers to be progrmn leader, Mrs. lloscotJ. Wise. the devotiona l leader·. POMEROY PTA, 7::10 p.1n . Monday at tile school. Sdruul patrol lo lx: rccngnized . Ofiicers to be elected with second and third grade parcnl' to lx: greeters and hosle"cs. A nursery will be provided . TUESDAY · MEIGS COUNTY Chapter 53, DAV, meeting tuesday , · 7:30 at home un llultemnt Ave .. Pomeroy. Election of officers. Attendance required to keep chart er and WHOI.E BONELFSS J0A"' OF MIC ~w I I I ~;;;iiw~it~h•••••••••••:B~et~sy~Crank, 675-2776. HUCK ALL PURPOSE So tlo Jadit•s. ;\ml tlwr c's ~out! a narrower biological "!amily." · . This list was prepared by the National Organization fur Non-Parents, a gr ou·p dedicated to helping people make responsible and independent decisions regarding parenthood. If you need help with your decision, rL••uesl the pam"" phlet, "Am I Parent Material', " •from the Nat'wna 1 organization for NonParents, 3 Liberty Street, Baltimore, Md. 212()1 . The ur~anization will ask some thought-p rovoking questions - but you mu'l supply the answers! Write lo Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Hadio City Station , New York, N.Y. 111019. Volume of mail prohibi ts personal replies, but questions of general interest will be discussed in future colwnns. BONELESS U.S. NO. 1 servin~ The det'l!ased members to be honored include four charter members, William (Tad ) Bolin, T. W. Autherson, Charles McElhinny, and Marcus Chambers. The other deceused members to be honored are Everett Davis, George Batey, Joseph Bryan, Orville Graham, Dale Kennedy, Clarence Rupe, George PAT TO MEET Cooperative Education Programs, offered to students through Meigs High School, wlll be the subject of discussion at the M.H.S. Parents and Teachers (PAT) SHANNON STAATS meeting to be held Tuesday, Shannon Douglas Stauts , April 11, at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. Coordinators of son of Doug and Betty Staats, the programs, Mr. John Langsville, celebrated his William Blaettnar, Mr. first birthday on Thursday, Ronald Logan , and Mrs. April 6. Refreslunenls of ice Mildred Bailey, wlll explain cream, koolaid and a cake their programs which allow decorated in a Winnie-thellludent.a half a day of high Pooh theme were served. school classes and half a day Several family membe!'B and of related work eaperience. friends attended the party. Twenty-one new members were welcomed at the Monda)' night meeting of the Conway Diet Class held at the Meigs Inn. Total attendance at the meeting was 56. Debbie Ohlinger won the revolving trophy for the moot -weekly weight lost with Jean Trussell and Marjorie Wigal lying for the runner-up trophy. At the Tuesday night meeting of the Mason class 17 new members were welcomed and the lotal attendance was 34. Betty Fox lost the most weight during the week with Lois Altizer being the runner-up. The Athens Clais on Wednesday re<Jpelled with an attendance' of 12, and the_. Point Pleallinl Class reopell-' ed with an attendance of nine Thursday night. . The Coupon special remains in effect for another week and anyone interested in joining the -local diet classes are asked to conblct JoAnn Newsome, ledurer, at 992-3382. Don't kid yourself Missionary. service. held at Middleport Polly will send you one of her signed thank-you newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her column. Write POLLY'S POINTERS in care of this newspaper. in· 21 Karen Blaker r: ,_jj, BY MRS.- WU..llAM L. BUCKLEY, Chester Garden Club ' TilE RETURN OF SPRING With the return of spring comes the welcome sight and sounda of . birds. Robins, mockingbirds, song sparrows, martins and many inore - they all signal the end of the long, cold winter days. TINA HENDRICKS Of all the birds returning to our area, perhaps one of the most beneficial Ill man is the purple martin. They are the A birthday parly was given largest and the most ~~ of the swallows. A bird that Wednesday honoring Tina . feeds almost entirely ~flying insects, the ,martin is an Hendricks, daughter of Larry excellent instrument of natural insect control. An adult martin and Bess Hendricks. will eat nearly Its own weight in flying insects dally. A martin Attending were Tina's can eat 2,000 or more mosquitoes a day. Thll'l a colony of 24 sisters, Terri Tobin and Mrs. martins will daily destroy untold thousanda in insect pests Barbara Hoffman, a nephew, Robert Keaton, Mrs. Lucille from your outdoor living areas. Martins rely almost entirely on man Ill provide their Hendricks, grandmother, and housing. They live in colonies of 6 to 24 couples and they like Tina 's parents, and Samatha aparlinent houses. ll is important to have the houses ready for . Roush, Cyrstal Manley, the arrival of the martin scouts who travel ahead of the C11risty Farley, Thersa Little, migrating colony which winters in Brazil. Tinuny and Jerilyn Hawley. The fiocks begin arriving a few days after the first large Tina 's great-grandfather, scale appearance of insects. The martin house must be Charles Knapp, sent a gilt. installed in an open area free of overhanging tree limbs and Unable to attend but sending from 8 to 14 feel above the ground. birthday wishes were her The greatest problems facing purple martin landlords is grandmother, Mrs. Neva not how to attract marlins but rather how to discourage Gary, and broihers, Rubert Tobin, Gr~at Lakes, Ill and starlings and sparrows from lakin!! martin housing. Of the two species, the starling problem is easiest Ill Tiion'las Tobin, Groton, Conn. eliminate. Bright, shiny aluminum compartments tend Ill repel and frighten starlings. Wooden houses are hard Ill clean and tend Ill deteriorate, making compartments dark and In 1971, lh.e U.S. table dingy. Starlings prefer these over the modem alwninum tennis team arrived in Red China, the first American houses. Steps required to eliminate sparrow competition are first , group to penetrate the closing the martin house In the winter, second, cleaning out of "Bamboo Curtain" since the all sparrow nests as they are built in the spring, and third, 19~. In 1972, an estimated 2,000 trapping and removing the more persistent sparrows. So become a purple martin landlord and enjoy the benefits to 4,000 people were killed in an earthquake in Iran. of these busy, beneficial birds. vice . .. Club takes CHOICES Thumb Notes MARl Conway 16 West Washington, Athens Green healty option. But the truth is that not every married person can or wants to be a parent. By the same Ioken, someunmarriedpeoplemake excellent parents. · ll .will IJttlp your discussion if you are familiar with some good reasons for nut having children. (You • lrea dy know the other side of the argu nt 1 me.: l. Th ere are too many people in the world already . 2. The planet has fin ite resourc-es. 3. One can like children but not enjoy parenting. 4 B· h.ld f ll . . cmg c 1 - rce a uws room for more sponta neity in_ daily living. 5. A career can be more rewarding for some women than motherhood. 6. Relationsh ips can be satisfyin g and fulfilling without children. In fact, university studies have coneluded that childless marriagesareoft enhltppier. 7. Non-parenthood allows for hwnan creativity beyond · for lime to conreproductiOn, centrale on the wider ."family" of community· and s~iety . It can ultimately be . far c !~ t.) • ~ ~ .....4111.' 7. • 0 (]!)()~! II C~ fl'uyll tllue ~~~""'~ l"lfl H• 0!1 :;., !!'fl'!lll!'l'!ll CA HUINAll# �' 4- The Daily Sentinrl. Middleoort-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, April!O, 1978 5-The llaily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, AprillO, 1978 M r~. Hill presents nature program POLLY"$ POINTERS. women involved. She cummended the local group on their meetings and their proPolly Cramer gra mmaterials .. The May meeting was announced and will be held at Sweaters lost washerset!orhotwaterbuli noting the various surresscs the home of Mrs. Harold think the dryer was too hot. Do you know of any way we and benefits of these to the Roush in Racine. Mrs. Bell their shape will present the program, and can salvage these sweaters J a special invitati on is made to DEAR POLLY -- My - R.R. ..~ all women of the church. daughter does her own laWlDEAR R.R.- My only sugk Each member is to give a dry while she is away at gestion would be to dampen a The Shrinking City favorite scripture verse from !iehool. RecenUy she brought sweater just enough so it can Not a single major city in the Bible study that night. home several 100 perc'enl be pulled into shape and'then the country's Northeast or R~freslunenls were served acrylic sweaters that are fasten it to a firm suriat'l! North Ce ntral regions in- · by Mrs. Cross witli Mrs. Bell wrinkled and out of shape. with rustproof pins or thumb creased its population during assisting in the serving. She thinks someone left the lacks. Next I would press the first half of the 1970's. ln fact , only four Southern or ~~-:::::.·:::::::~~'!,~1:~:~:~-s::::~~:::::!!:~::::::.-:::~~~Jt ~~T~ c~f~g;r~;d o!~t~ Western d lies with more than 500,IJOO people showed ·!_,,, population gains, The Con- .J t'Ompletely dry. If that does ference Board notes. They ·X· nut help take one to a dry prujet'l was Lunsidered a suc:~ were San Diego, San Antonio, :§: l'C~s . By Helen Bonel cleanerforhelp.-POLLY -~: DEAR POLLY (and HerM1-,;. David Harris, wife of San Jose and New Orlea ns. ~ • • • ~ man who has dingy :---.,.. · dishcloths ) - I put chlorine NON-INVOLVEMENT CAN ALSO KILL bleach, some detergent and DEAR HELEN : water in my sink and by the My husband and I own a twO-family house. We recenUY time I have finished washing rented the · upstairs aparlinent to a young married couple. dishes my dish cloth is We're all in our early 20s. The problem : the fellow upetairs bleachL'!I and the dishes are beals his new wife. Almost every day you can hear her crying and pleading with him to stop. I think he also ha.s a drinking sparkling clean.- ROSE DEAR POLLY - My son problem. My husband says I should mind my own business. We had a fool odor problem. But · the ~utomQtic don 't know them very well, but it makes me shudder to think of he discovered that slicking those beatings. His solution : evict them. I want to talk to this picture control system! fabric softener sheets in his poor woman. Which of us is right '- WORRIED shoes while t~ey are stored in DEAR WORRI ED: You are right! But do more than talk. Encourage this wife to the closet is great for ridding 100% SOLID-STATE call a shelter which helps solve the problems of battered them -of the foot odors. PHYLUS women. DEAR POLLY - f ·would If she refuses, and she may out of loyalty, embarrassment, like to add ceramic bathroom fear, or hopelessness, then ask one of the center's volWJteers to tiles to Imogene's pointer.s ,~.:::. gi~nt-screen visit her at home when the violent husband is away. for using rubbing alcohol. It Should your husband object, tell him there's abnost as much Zeni th 's Color Se ntry•• - The Automatic Picture gets rid of soap sewn and ri sk involved in an eviction confrontation. - H. Control System-con trols the color picture when the residue on such tiles with scene changes. or the channel changes. even very little effort. Just wipe DEAH HF:J.EN : wt1 e n the room li ght changes. · the tiles with a paper towel My husband spends his days milking, shoveling, etc. on our dampened with the rubbing Tho CORSICA dairy fa rm . When he comes in the house, he parks his barn alcohol and shine with a dry J2ll4 p boots on the front porch (he ignores the back porch) where Med iterranean one. I would not recommend people stumble over them. He washes his hands, but refuses to styl1ng. Casters. the rubbing alcohol fo r change his "cow clothes." The smell ruins our supper apDark Oak color plastic tiles or for use near a (H2526DE) or petites . Afterwa rds , he sits in the living room, exuding odors. fire or flame. If you have senPecan color Many tim es he wears the same clothes several days on the (H2526P). Wood sitive hands put on rubber theory they' ll " just get dirtier." He bathes no more than once a veneers and gloves. FRAN week and won't shampoo his hair , as "too much washing select ha1dwood DEAR POLLY - Those sotids an top. · makes it fall out." plastic ring containers that Front, ends and Otherwi se he's a good husband and father. But I can 't stand base ol simulated come around beer or soft _ another winter like this. Imagine what it's like sleeping under wood in drink cans make great an electric blanket with him 1 - TRIED EVERYTHING . matching rinish . holders for scarves when put DEART.E.: on a t'OIIl hanger. Poke a ... Something like a barnyard in July, I'd guess. SAVE '100 scari through a hole and is Perhaps the "everything " you've tried doesn 't include easy to see which one you enough action: NOW ONLY '599~ W.T. 1. Have a hot tub running when your husband walks in - and want to wear. Put enough hamburger for insure the back porch bylocking your front door . one patty between two covers 2. TeU him it's a bath and complete clothes-(:hange every from cottage cheese or other 1 night or separate beds -a nd no commuting cartons and then put a rubber J. Most important of all, prove you love him so much you band around it before storing • Brilliant Chfomlcolof can't let bovine- bleep - come between you and a happy marPicture Tube in the freezer. This way it is , ,,ELF.CTRONIC riage. • 100% Solld-Stato Challlo e VIDEO GUARD easy to get out just one patty 4. Don't cave in' Asmart wife can abnost always change her TUNING SYSTEM • P111nted Power Sentry ala time. -MRS.J.C. resistant husband.,. if he's basically a good guy. P.S. Might Voltage Rogulitlng Syotom __ No moving parts to DEAR POLLY - I agree help if you 'd jump in the bathtub with him ... - H. wear out and no contact a One-Knob VHF and UHF with Elsie that your colwnn is points to concx1c •n the 'Channel SelocUon helping to preserve old tuners • lllumlnoted Channel - " fas hioned neighborliness. Watch for the sales and buy flat sheets to use for light, OPTOMnRIST 1 creative spring sewing. OFF ICE HOURS : 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5 (CLOSE There are about six yards of AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT material in a twin size sheet Middleport. 0. 106 N. 2nd Ave. ST .• POMEROY . . so plot your required yardage before buying. They now come in such pretty patterns and can make bedspreads, pillow shams, dust ruffles, curtains and so on. A ruffled cloth, or runner, place mats and napkins can be made for the dining table. Fashionwise, try a ruffled peasant blouse and matching skirt. - LETAHT l'ALIS-A program on natur~ was presented by Mrs ..John Hill at a rec~nl meet111g uf the United MethOdtsl Women of the Letart F;~lls Church held at the home of Mrs. Andrew Cross. "Nature 's Hvmn of Praise" was read b-v Mrs. Bert Gr11nm , Mrs. -Hi ll presented "The Fanner's F'aith", Mrs. L'ro.~' gave a rea ding on spring, ami Mrs. Don Bell closed . with a hytrut of praise. Mrs. Inez Hill KJVe devotions with li-Ir·s. Haruld Roush readi11g the snipture and M1-,;. Hill o poem on April. ll was notl'd thatlJ shutin visits wert> twnle dunng tile past month . The tlmnk offering the pastor, talked briefly on the various program n111terials and actions of United Methodist Women and told' of meetings around the slate which she has attended Helen Help · uS ~_. - ~=r~~ds::a;~te':~.~il - NEW FROM ZENITH! COLOR SENTRY •h91NirN 1978/1 - console TV n ' PRIQ GOOD WHILE SUPPLY LASTS INGLES FURNITURE N~·vrooMProN. o.o. · T l ....... ..........__.__________._.. The March missionary service was held recently at the Middleport - United Pentecostal Church under the direction of Mrs. Louise London, Syracuse, director of the World Missions Department of the local church. The service opened with prayer Jed by the Rev. William Knittel and followed by congregational singing led by Tom Kelly. Special prayer was given for missionaries on the field. Letters were read to the church from missionaries in Uruguay, Australia and Liberia. The treasury report for the past month was given by Mrs: Maxine Varian and the minutes were read ·by Mrs. Carolyn Van Meter. A song special was presented by Rita Arnold entitled "Great is Thy Faithfulness." Rev . Knittel gave the evenlne messaee on the t.nnir "Israel ... God's Blueprint. " The service concluded with prayer followed by a baptism in the church basement. Service slated at post The annual Post Eve rlasting ser vice of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, America n Legion will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the hall in Middleport. Corrunander Albert Roush urges all members of•Ute post to atlend and has issued a special invitation to members of the families of the deceased veterans to be at the ser- Tewksbary , Don Gosney, Mrs. Norman Powell, Ernest Barnhart, Carl Moodispaugh, Chesler Erwin, Doyle Shuler, Sam Clark, M. L. French, Edgar Arnott, Paul Greenlee, Charles Sauer, and Charles Burdette. , . the $lOO,IJOO experts say it costs to raise a child to the • vER - MY a•e of lo.• DEAR · ·DR · Bl"""" . o hbad dl bl 1 us ' n an are. ot 30 Why are we having so much · to decide when Years o)d . As· arc Iutects, we truubl e t rymg have our own business. We've to have a child ? been happily married for six DEAR flj';ADER _ Don 't years. kid yourself' It could be U111t Now we lll!vc to fal'c the neither of you wants to be a · problem of when to have p11 rent. Bul both of you have cl11'ld ren. E'vcryone I'" ~ been pu.t off saying so for fear of asking us 'thi> question for u1~olller's reaction . years, but we have ~en able You are trying to answer to put them off by saying, the wrong question first. "Not yet." Rather than deciding when to We can't discuss the sui>- lll!ve a child , ask yourselves jecl without fighting. lf l say whether you want to have let's have a baby now one. It 's a question few because it will probably be couples confront because we healthier than if I wail, my have all been brainwashed husbandwill counterwilhlhe about the joys of parenthood fact that certain tests make it - and its inevitability once. safe for women to have oneismarried. babies late in life. Schoo1 buu ks, te1evtswn ·· Or if he says let's start our conuncrcials, movies and family now because we can popular songs desensitize us afford it, l will argue that we to the possibility of viewing ~w~ill~ne~v~e~r~be~·~a~bl~e~l~o~a~ff~o~rtl~:;::~a~s~a~vt:·a~bl:e·..:: A thought for the day : French writer Francois Rabelais said, "So much is a fllan worth as he esteems himself." -, ·-·-----··-··-~· I Soci•a} I · 1 Cal d Pound en ar I I MONDAY MEIGS COUNTY Pioneer and Historical Society meeting, 7,30 p.m. Monday 31 Mel·gs Museum, Butternut A p ve.' omeroy. l-ETART PTO meel,·n", , . ._ ri .m. at Letart F'a lls 7 30 " Elementary School with. rep resen tativ es from the Meigs Health Department to be speaker. TWIN CITY Shrt'ne Club Monday 7:30 p.m . Hefresliments. RUTLAND P'fO Mund;oy 7 p.m. Taking part will be the Brownies and Girl Sco uts. Class having most grandparents present will receive a · $0 awa rd. MEJGS Athletic Boosters Monday 7:30 p.m. nt high schoo l. ' LA LECHE League ' , 7:30 p.m. Monday at m(let mg home of Patty Coddington. Anyone needed information can Bev Splete 446-4010 or FRESH . SOLID .. PINT WHITE. OR WtJil ~ nLI • \1r~ Mrs. ll arnld Snuer IJv llll' Ll•acher,uunJinaturs, I >cwey _Hurlllfl tu n•\"\(· N J~iln Wtlli~lll Bluett1Wr. Houald i..IJgan, ami Mild red (;n•i.i f Hm !rl t<t d Bui le). ''The CH:ilk !)t•stinit.• s.'' ·· p,_.., . Mrs . ('ar l llw k, WEilNF-SIJr\ Y I'OMEltOY · MlllfJI.E- .• 11! I l'hi ,,·1n Jt '• 1• '·" ! 1:1';,.,"~" t·' · BAKER FURNITURE •1 Middleport, p.m. PresentatiiJns uf 25 ) Par pins. !'inaI dat e tu pu y dt1cs. f OM EIWY Chamber of O~io, .._.. ~w1~ Visit Baker's bu get _; Commerce TucsdDy noon ut ~ hm . SYRACUSE PTO Tuesday 7:30p.m. at sehoul. Hehcsh- · ments. WI NUlNG '11\AIJ. l;urden Club, Tuesd uy at tile '""'"' uf Pat Thoma . Each op for inexpent.hie r,' furniture toda y 59 J ,~~-n..J PERCH FillETS • POUND SLICE D 69 BEEF LIVER 6 POUND KENNIBEC SEED POTATOES 69e ~INK GRAPEFRUIT. ........ 99 ¢ 50 LB. YELLOW '3'' ONION SETS ••••••••••LB.-. - T & PEARL STREETS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 3 · COCKT SALE DATES APRIL 10-1 5. 1978 So wht•thcr yo u \~car a white l'Ollar, hluc l'ollar, Jan• l'ullar or no collar at all, huy Hond s. REDSALM $ DEL MONTE · Thcy' r~ a ~treat wa y to save. :\nd that, Ladies a nd Gentlem en , is so m c- 16 -oz. Can sso OIL 16-oz . Can 38 - o~ . Bottl P. $ rhinll yo u ' ll find quite prefcrahlc. INSTANT COFFEE St•ru'!l E B to tub p1w ti", ltllt•ro •..t wlwn ht •ld h•nmlunt y t<f fi ,.,.llr, H L ' 1 '~ tlu• ll rlil ;t·tu l l llll•ro•sl iB ru t! • uhJI't'l to !l'talt• o r lu~o · n l itll'n mt • l lHt '!l, tl nd ft'(!t•tfll In~ BANQUET BEEF . CHICKEN OR TURKEY ma v lw dt •ft•rr ... l POT PIES . ................4 Lrn til n•dt •rn Jtlitm 8 -0 l . Pkg s. $1 "·v•' ttc ICE CREAM ·-----·--""'""""""' CARDINAL ASSORTED FLAVORS Take . stock tn,America. GROCERY SHELF SPECIALS 9 LIVES CAT FOOD ...........................4 "c:-~:99c MONARCH TOMATO SAUCE ............................... ]~.~: 89' uoov ...., 55' r;::::~~~' TOMATO JUICE .................................... MONARCH TOMATOES ................. ]•g;~: s1 3 $1 KIDNEY BEANS ,............................... AUORTEO VARIETIU ' Ctn. C•n NEW. WALLPAPER ORANGE JUICE .............. ~~;, 3 84 -0Z . 25' OFF LABEL ICE CREAM SANDWICHES ........... •;.~· $1 " Box • CAAOINMfOOOSIORlS HUN TS ' ~"!'i'l' 'n ~ MANWICH KRAFT SLICED •z c c:.' ~ AMERICAN . PIMENTO , SWISS or SHARP " ~ ~ 12-oz. •t ' "-,, .~~~ ~ I r'lt ,I',, Pkg. 1 &\1\·ot EDGE lUG , ME O. 01 LIM E SHAVING GEL ...... . .. . ~.;; $ "~ • 1 •t' •j ' ' PILLSBURY BISCUITS .....................2 :;~ 33' 65' BORDENS . COnAGE CHEESE .................................. '~;~· 49' FRUIT DRillS ........................................ ~:~ 79' HAIR SPRAY .................. 'c::. $1 ~EO .. XIBOOY Of' XIOILY I ~ •Q 1\i AGREE CONDITIONER ... .':.~· ATIES $ •• 1 UP TOOTHPASTE .. \~~: 79' l'"''' 011 ........ ~ ""• C"DitP!JO• p., flltf<llf a11 ltt117700 0 SIURE S c§>O Sl ORES • CAROINAliOUOSIIIH IS :: MIGHTY HIGH .13:!!1] J:el:l 8 ! i CREAM PIES Now is the time to brighten those dr1b Wills and ceilings. Matching border a !so ~ je U available. CHOC CAM COC()Mif CIIIM .,, 8ANA'-IA (!"M· l 1m!1 ll•ll "'' " ' ~ o..e ~ oupon p•o ••rtlit\l CROSS HARDWARE • 'PosroRts q,OSTORES 24·0l . Pkg . · . "'' 0'· ADO RN RE G . X/ HOLD 01 Ull HOlD IWUTMILK OR IUTTE .. MIUt SPRING HAS JUST ARRIVED Open Mon. thru.iat. 9:00to5:00 · Middleport TIDE TREESWEET DAIRY VALUES AMERICA,. PEAS OR CREAM STYli OORN 10 -07 .Jat GSIZE DETER GEN I 1 DEL MONTE Ave. H "I 'I I.ITEH AHY I I I 'I'· i ''1. Wednesday at the I'' "" .11 attend DEL MONT E CHIFFON MARGARINE ......................... ~;~ 71 N. liolf a dtty cmd · ~ cr Hh half " day wtll lx: discussed • Th ey're easy when yo u buy tht•m autumati ntlly at work, t hroullh the Payr o ll S;l\' inl!,s Plan . And thtw're sa fe bet:<IU Sl' th ey're !\Uarantecd to pay off t•vcry tintt'. MONARCH TOMATOES .......................2~~~· 59' E d rt"iSCS to ',\(· M I I I 1J I. E I' wlu ch sludenL!.i STRAWBERRIES ~~~. FRESH wa ys to san~. · Tht•y'n• t•asy . And sa t.•. l'rug rarns C~ ll uw FRES,H FANCY PKGS. l 'nit ed Statt•s S:lvinJls lloml s ""' one of the hes t se houl. HARRISONVILLE Onler of F:ustcrn Star 255 T11esduy 6 Mei~s daily , or ~nH:1B.'f1 • or evenings. SCHOOL I'AT 1ParenL~ and teacher,i, 7::10 p.m. 'l'ue.<day at ihe FARM FRESH PRODUCE 19¢ CABBAGE ......... 79e CAR ROTS 2 39¢ =~ISHES.....~.~~~~~.4 9¢ VAUGHAN'S reaso n . \'ou Sl•e. 11Jf;J1 ,~···· ROLLED$ ROAST 09 LH. ,,....._ 10LB. MJm ;s Cung ressiuna l in te rest in vetl!rans. ............... QUARTERED HALVES -LB SLICED .••••••••• ~ •••• 99e POTATOES I!Jelnber IS tu lake·a package ~'OHT Lion.< Club. "'"'" of seeds. The program by Wednesduy at the Mt•lgs' 11. Mrs. Marjorie W;dburn will FREE CEHVI CAJ. '~' •'>'•'' lx: on companion planti ngs clinic !or Meigs i:lfi, <.t v:o,:1\~n and trap plants. Arrange- Wednes day aft I-I'II UOII at lllent of the month is Heath l!uited Mcth- ><ii s1 ·· Mysteries in Spt-lt:t:" wit h (.'hurch in Middlt'f·IJI'I ; f,ll Iris Kelton to lx: tile judge. appointm en t ~all ~·J?. -n>31 LB. Con• . A R MONDAY UN"I'l'ED Methodi s t Women, Heath Church, Middleport Munday, 7:30p.m . at tlw church. Mrs. llobert Byers to be progrmn leader, Mrs. lloscotJ. Wise. the devotiona l leader·. POMEROY PTA, 7::10 p.1n . Monday at tile school. Sdruul patrol lo lx: rccngnized . Ofiicers to be elected with second and third grade parcnl' to lx: greeters and hosle"cs. A nursery will be provided . TUESDAY · MEIGS COUNTY Chapter 53, DAV, meeting tuesday , · 7:30 at home un llultemnt Ave .. Pomeroy. Election of officers. Attendance required to keep chart er and WHOI.E BONELFSS J0A"' OF MIC ~w I I I ~;;;iiw~it~h•••••••••••:B~et~sy~Crank, 675-2776. HUCK ALL PURPOSE So tlo Jadit•s. ;\ml tlwr c's ~out! a narrower biological "!amily." · . This list was prepared by the National Organization fur Non-Parents, a gr ou·p dedicated to helping people make responsible and independent decisions regarding parenthood. If you need help with your decision, rL••uesl the pam"" phlet, "Am I Parent Material', " •from the Nat'wna 1 organization for NonParents, 3 Liberty Street, Baltimore, Md. 212()1 . The ur~anization will ask some thought-p rovoking questions - but you mu'l supply the answers! Write lo Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Hadio City Station , New York, N.Y. 111019. Volume of mail prohibi ts personal replies, but questions of general interest will be discussed in future colwnns. BONELESS U.S. NO. 1 servin~ The det'l!ased members to be honored include four charter members, William (Tad ) Bolin, T. W. Autherson, Charles McElhinny, and Marcus Chambers. The other deceused members to be honored are Everett Davis, George Batey, Joseph Bryan, Orville Graham, Dale Kennedy, Clarence Rupe, George PAT TO MEET Cooperative Education Programs, offered to students through Meigs High School, wlll be the subject of discussion at the M.H.S. Parents and Teachers (PAT) SHANNON STAATS meeting to be held Tuesday, Shannon Douglas Stauts , April 11, at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. Coordinators of son of Doug and Betty Staats, the programs, Mr. John Langsville, celebrated his William Blaettnar, Mr. first birthday on Thursday, Ronald Logan , and Mrs. April 6. Refreslunenls of ice Mildred Bailey, wlll explain cream, koolaid and a cake their programs which allow decorated in a Winnie-thellludent.a half a day of high Pooh theme were served. school classes and half a day Several family membe!'B and of related work eaperience. friends attended the party. Twenty-one new members were welcomed at the Monda)' night meeting of the Conway Diet Class held at the Meigs Inn. Total attendance at the meeting was 56. Debbie Ohlinger won the revolving trophy for the moot -weekly weight lost with Jean Trussell and Marjorie Wigal lying for the runner-up trophy. At the Tuesday night meeting of the Mason class 17 new members were welcomed and the lotal attendance was 34. Betty Fox lost the most weight during the week with Lois Altizer being the runner-up. The Athens Clais on Wednesday re<Jpelled with an attendance' of 12, and the_. Point Pleallinl Class reopell-' ed with an attendance of nine Thursday night. . The Coupon special remains in effect for another week and anyone interested in joining the -local diet classes are asked to conblct JoAnn Newsome, ledurer, at 992-3382. Don't kid yourself Missionary. service. held at Middleport Polly will send you one of her signed thank-you newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your favorite Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her column. Write POLLY'S POINTERS in care of this newspaper. in· 21 Karen Blaker r: ,_jj, BY MRS.- WU..llAM L. BUCKLEY, Chester Garden Club ' TilE RETURN OF SPRING With the return of spring comes the welcome sight and sounda of . birds. Robins, mockingbirds, song sparrows, martins and many inore - they all signal the end of the long, cold winter days. TINA HENDRICKS Of all the birds returning to our area, perhaps one of the most beneficial Ill man is the purple martin. They are the A birthday parly was given largest and the most ~~ of the swallows. A bird that Wednesday honoring Tina . feeds almost entirely ~flying insects, the ,martin is an Hendricks, daughter of Larry excellent instrument of natural insect control. An adult martin and Bess Hendricks. will eat nearly Its own weight in flying insects dally. A martin Attending were Tina's can eat 2,000 or more mosquitoes a day. Thll'l a colony of 24 sisters, Terri Tobin and Mrs. martins will daily destroy untold thousanda in insect pests Barbara Hoffman, a nephew, Robert Keaton, Mrs. Lucille from your outdoor living areas. Martins rely almost entirely on man Ill provide their Hendricks, grandmother, and housing. They live in colonies of 6 to 24 couples and they like Tina 's parents, and Samatha aparlinent houses. ll is important to have the houses ready for . Roush, Cyrstal Manley, the arrival of the martin scouts who travel ahead of the C11risty Farley, Thersa Little, migrating colony which winters in Brazil. Tinuny and Jerilyn Hawley. The fiocks begin arriving a few days after the first large Tina 's great-grandfather, scale appearance of insects. The martin house must be Charles Knapp, sent a gilt. installed in an open area free of overhanging tree limbs and Unable to attend but sending from 8 to 14 feel above the ground. birthday wishes were her The greatest problems facing purple martin landlords is grandmother, Mrs. Neva not how to attract marlins but rather how to discourage Gary, and broihers, Rubert Tobin, Gr~at Lakes, Ill and starlings and sparrows from lakin!! martin housing. Of the two species, the starling problem is easiest Ill Tiion'las Tobin, Groton, Conn. eliminate. Bright, shiny aluminum compartments tend Ill repel and frighten starlings. Wooden houses are hard Ill clean and tend Ill deteriorate, making compartments dark and In 1971, lh.e U.S. table dingy. Starlings prefer these over the modem alwninum tennis team arrived in Red China, the first American houses. Steps required to eliminate sparrow competition are first , group to penetrate the closing the martin house In the winter, second, cleaning out of "Bamboo Curtain" since the all sparrow nests as they are built in the spring, and third, 19~. In 1972, an estimated 2,000 trapping and removing the more persistent sparrows. So become a purple martin landlord and enjoy the benefits to 4,000 people were killed in an earthquake in Iran. of these busy, beneficial birds. vice . .. Club takes CHOICES Thumb Notes MARl Conway 16 West Washington, Athens Green healty option. But the truth is that not every married person can or wants to be a parent. By the same Ioken, someunmarriedpeoplemake excellent parents. · ll .will IJttlp your discussion if you are familiar with some good reasons for nut having children. (You • lrea dy know the other side of the argu nt 1 me.: l. Th ere are too many people in the world already . 2. The planet has fin ite resourc-es. 3. One can like children but not enjoy parenting. 4 B· h.ld f ll . . cmg c 1 - rce a uws room for more sponta neity in_ daily living. 5. A career can be more rewarding for some women than motherhood. 6. Relationsh ips can be satisfyin g and fulfilling without children. In fact, university studies have coneluded that childless marriagesareoft enhltppier. 7. Non-parenthood allows for hwnan creativity beyond · for lime to conreproductiOn, centrale on the wider ."family" of community· and s~iety . It can ultimately be . far c !~ t.) • ~ ~ .....4111.' 7. • 0 (]!)()~! II C~ fl'uyll tllue ~~~""'~ l"lfl H• 0!1 :;., !!'fl'!lll!'l'!ll CA HUINAll# �• 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, Apri!IO, 1978 - ·· Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash W 16 lAURUS CAMPlR tande m q4q 7042 ~n-ic"" Offered For Mle t:amping Equipment 70 l t. KONOMY 1RACIOR wtth all at · toc hment s ltk e new a~ k 1ng B & S M O BILI; HOMES be ~ rd e .. ant W Vo Lmt and Found lOST SM ALL l emole dog Patt PP k rngne~e b lmk long ho 11ed wr lh tan rnar k rng~ on l.:o€' 1 Chd d s pe t An s ,e r~ t,a the nome Coo h 1e l os t be tw C(>r1 143 0r1d Bu nh. m Hrll 9Q7 7307 or 9Q7 ~200 Wat~ted to Huy liM BER Pomer('JY l op p11 ( C sawt.mbe1 ( al l Ken t Ha n by I 440 duel~ ~ o re ~ t 1'1 0 l o t &ton dlll g 992 5Q0 5 or 8570 CU RRtN CY t o lo. en~ old pocket wat ches and c ho tn~ "' I vet a nd go ld We II("Cd 1QoJ and o lde r !>ti>Jer cotns Buy Sl~ll or 11 ode Call Rog (.> t Wam ~l ey 747 733 I O lD FURNITURE •ce b a x c>~ brm ~ beds 11 on beds Q1( co mple l elrouschald s Wnte M D M rlll"r Rt 4 Po rne ,oy Ohto or ca ll 997 ?7 60 _... THE DAILY SENTINEL \\ •l<i~,ll'lldtr W, l~on Ko• P owo ~ 011 Apt tl '}'} who 1cn1 Howo r d W·l~on who po~~ed 011d Mr po ~!>ed I ,hh , UO 1 'li.trgo• !'~I j,,, ~ I Jtl '!fll :;,!j A pnl17 ]QJ') by thddr en Mr !'...., Ado ~O~Ierdoy M,., Nor o·Jor I· .),ol ~ (It\ J iJ don M r ~ ,,~,,, !.ot I !J owa~ on m•~s ... d Sorlt., Vrno~ l('C t'll\~ )>t'l \lul'd jM'I' ila~ \t)· !'IUIIIlll~ .o:th'l lh,t lll'loll:>.i 'lll\111' ilo~•' h.u·._:,'tl ,tl lh\· ltl<•> IOI t,l\1' 13 or ) t•w N 5Pw Outl pt M o,r1 S1r 0t~t Ro( triC' A ll pol v€''>1f'r doub lt • ~1 111~ redu ced -I O''c and )O"o lhti"'Od brg ~pool ~ l o1 S1 lliU\JiilJIIJ ( '; 1-.)1 \II ol lh ,(l)('t' \l.•IH.t' 1!t111u' ._.d•·~ arKI Yanl ~I t•:-. .utt' jJ\ t·d nnl~ '" Lth ,, ,)lh " llh , nit 1 ~b 1 t•nt ch; • r~t· iur ,1\b t·<HT ) • u:c: Hu~ \umlll·r In t'ittT ot! l lw St'll· GUN ~H001 Rutland leqt on I ann L'vcr ¥ Sunda y or 1/ 00 noon ~pon.,orf'd b,- VI W \lrli'i lh• l'uhlt..lh·r rl'<,~;'l"\ t'~ lhl' n~l\1 l•••·dn.n lt'Jt'tl <Il l~ c1d~ (ll't"lllt'd ulr Jt'>llun<>l lht• I'U IJ!hllt'l '-" lllm•ll.ll.• fl''i)I>IL'ibl\- fnt tltlllt' !IMII IIIII' 1/11 ul· IHVIVAl AI M!ddl t:-port lndcp('n dl'llt H C'I>nf'~'> Church ne w P~?otl <huHh ~ lr f'(' l M 1d dlf'por r h·angf'lt'>l w.t l h{' the I?('~ Do.od l tgh 1 and f orndy Ap ,j ') )Q7A ~ JO prn ntghrl y )pl't•al ~•n q>' l(J n•ghtly ~~~t·ry ont• wt•IIOtlll' Rl~v O OcH l'!'tl Llbt'lliUII l'ltiHII llr 1-:' IJ11 Monlf' y Po., ror NOTICE ~A CI Nt GU N Club SpPc.,ol lt lt> lh ur'>dO y A.·\ r•Pt.ny 0 11 w tld FAio'M l:QUIPM~N1 ·~alp o r Athr •r•~ Con~•gntn('nt l"'P' to( k 51oi P ~ Ap• d ?Oth Ill tht• f"'\l('lllrlq I 0 o••~t Qn y our f• Qu•ptnenl con to,' l t•'t lf'r ~hilt'mO i-. ('r ] A] }~OJ H ,c w ('I I' o• f! ocirr('r \I ·nd•t' "'lloti\,..... IIUJ'I[,tl 61J00ij 7J31 I Ut·"J,,I tlrru r t rd. I\ II' \1 li t d.n IJI·f11t r plll>l:t <~I lull Of' lN1N(, 51 on 3 ,,., 11 and 11 to 1 '\litHI.n II' ) 1 pho• rnocoloql' Con tact No•H y /(111 Mf> tt •r RN P lti{'(HH,I CorP Co,nlpr ~5 Ja d i\Oil Ptk t> Goll•l-lol ~ Col 44 6 7117 r n l;t_l ,fli·rn "'n TO PUBLIC NOTICE C A H v ff , ll>S sue , ccssors ne1rs and ass •Q ns , Mar tetta . Onto Charle!. E S t o ry , h rS s1.1 c c ess o r s, n e tJ s and ass 1q nc; , Lau re l M ontana Pur<.udn' 10 the prov iSIOns o l sect ron ~301 332 ol the Otuo Rev 1sed Code you Me.herebv not rf ted thai tn e tease tr am· R oll .-:~nd 01as and Helttn 0 as husband and w rl e as sue cesson 1n mlert~s t ot R 0 do ':.OM ! O N! hr•u'.I·C t•Olltr•q wo~h wrndow't NEF O to OlA Story , dated A "QuSt JOin , 1955 , w h1Ch te a se Is re co r ded rn Volume 46 P aae 301 ol the Lease Reco rd s o.i Mergs County OhtO and "'h iC h l ease covers+l4 ac r es o t la nd . more o r les ~ . ,n Bed f ord T o w nsh i p , M etgs cou nty Oh ro . oounded on t he- nor t h by t ~ n ds of R E Whaley and Emmen W Jonec_; on the ea!ll by and!, at H C cam p bell ana C E and A M W dt ams on !he south Oy l and s o t Ralph G lmore (fo r mer v 1 M H•nes l an a w est by rands o f R E e~nd B Ch a ney, 1S w wna lev lor t e1ted lne b .:t \ \of the l or fe rl ure OP1nq that the tease calls for a t er m of one year and so much longer as the p r em i se~ ar e operated tor otl or q a s, or as the rent or ta tlu re to com mence opera t ron a monq othe- r rs pa 1d , has oeen v ot at ed and not f ul f illed and 11 1S the tn rentton o l thf' un ders i gned Leeson, to i d e for rPc ord an Afftdavtl oi Fo rte rt ur e w tTn tne County R ecorde r o t Me1g s Coun ty . OhtO, d Le!:>see . ht~ successo rs . het r s a nd asstgns . does not have sard te a se r eleas ed o i reco r d w tlhtn thrrty (J Q) da y s fr om trre date ot thtS pl.lbiiC al to n ~ ll" owo , h .nr hom~· App l ~ tc • l(j·t••ll I f(p·no•l Ov(.'l !)horn "'Y WA,t~ll [) ,__Iff.' !' fo> Hat dwor c ~tr,tl' A ppl ~ hy wrrlrr•q BOJ J}Q t co ltw [)a,'-, ~f>trhncl ~'o•m·rcv OH 4 ~foQ YOU oqor€.·~~" ' ' N t> €.•d '} ladw •o dnwrw~tra t p lou• lr!T-, N (.~ t• • pPrrpntr nprp~~ar y Ouol,frrotrr ll'> nt'O' op p••orotrcr• ~. th n•U• per~onolrty Coli Ju r • o• 4'1} lObO lm op potnlmr>rtl ARI: l'rl • for :;alto HOOf HOllOW H ·'' ' '' Huy .,, .[1 11ock r, rt1111 onci U"f'd -.odcil;o l-luth !.It·•·•!'' Albo•I ,OIJ b~8 j}9(; u, .,., lliSIIJC S!Af! t"t•totllll Boord•ng ln1lour OttO •utdoot run~ Gtuorl'•"ll all btt•('rh Clean '>01' IO!y I U<d•ht" ChC'~ I Hr[' Phc-lrf• (l l<l 1!1 · Q"Jf.j} AK C BO:.' lW pvpp•l'~ Ho vt· ~hot~ bf'Pn w()tm,...d 1/ w('(' l. ~ nld CIQ//I~f) )100 8 MO old pur•'btf:d h "nolt • (oll uc ) 70 Call Qtl"} J t I J BOX ! R PUPfJi f S Br rndel colo, 0 WPPk« olrl S~O 9 49 74q3 Qi !['r ' ,, 6pt l'll~>rr!'·t succ essor s tn rnte r est 1unh c or ~ f-r ye ~ l+rC .,ai D and Hepo•r 74/ 2081 o t PC>tHl! Ot l hou5 l' No ~ t d~ or pe t ~ 01 M 1ddlppor t or eo J04 B82 JJ79 Lessor s lfc ANLJ 4 f!M lurrn~tr.-.r1 turn·•.lwd ond un (lpl ~ Ph WI(> 9Q~ 541-1 Property Transfers Pearlie F' Jewell. Evelyn L. Jewell to William R. Musser , I..oiS L. Musser , Lots , 12, 13, 14, and !5, .26 acre, Carp<nter - CUi urnbia. Elza Gilmore, Evelyn E. Gilmore to Elza Gilmore, Evelyn ·E. Gilmore, Lot 40, Lincoln Hgts., Pomeroy. Bert C. Stallings, Anita L F:rnenc k, Hoger F:mer1 r k, Donna !" Lyons, Lmdscy i.)~Jn s to Tony Milhoan , Pam Milhoan, 7 acres, Chester. Frank Cleland, Delores C1eland to J ohn T. Wolfe, Joan Wolre . 5.i a cres, I O f.! o ··•'>'> IOn(C tf"'n1 rOlf>~ lor 5cn•Ot C.t11t•w CoP to et Vtllo ge Manor Apt~ M•dd l"p011 QQ7 ~187 C:.llOU ND l01 74') 'J'jb6 rerH TWO BEDROOM I rod.•r or A dult~ only C'fC/7 3374 ROOM lutrmhed apt 99'"/J1?1 or 99'1 543 4 PU PPI ES 0 week~ \l,iJ• If· fl nrHr" for old ~alr 1'16'i 1/ J btl 01 e b edrootn G a s tmtqEr wood coo l heel , r orpet !12000 q85 4 181 , tl) U Con a mobrte '} h~1 rlroorn all g os lv1 Ooy phone 9Q'160 41 9 o r 747 J092 Pomeroy Landmark ACE HARDWARE 'I'a _Jack W. Carsey, Mgr . lllil Phone 992-2181 Localed In The MEIGS PLAZA Middleport, Ohio Will CARl l or t he e lderly rn o ur ho me Pl10ne9917 314 . POMEROY LANDMARK 1U57 , A VO N REPRE)ENI A li VES N EVE R LOO KED SO GOOD Yo u wdl 100 se ll1 ng wotld f amou~ pr o du c t ~ Fie~ rbl e h o u r~ Htgh t'O I · nt ng ~ Call 742135 4 Holpo•nt Applo.Plcos 1976 CHFV ROIF.l '• ton pt(kup h cel!ent co ndtlto n . $3500 Reedos v•lle 6 14 371l 0311 , J ack W Ca"cy. Mqr. Pho ne9911 1B1 .1nd t.,,liC PrtCf'\ POTASH, FERlO-PELS & BLEND Al bany Q97 7737 ~~ Yard Mlc II- YOU ho ve o set ·~1ce 10 o ii C't wont to hu,- 0 1 ~ PU \Otne l hulg m• loo lu ng l or wot~ or whatever you II gC'I 1C'Sult~ lo~tE'r w rlh o SC'n lrnel Wont Ad Caii9Q721Sb I HI-'1' ll Bt o I lea Marl, et Sale ot lh(" A tner rcon leg ron Hall R,!l!ond Oh10 )ot urdo ~ A p r d 15th F~om 10 ttll5 A I!>O a Bol\e )ole by th e Ru tland t:m ergency Squad lht;>y II be 70 dtf fpr enr t abl e~ Phone9'92-7181 fU DUCl: SAFt 8 l o b lc t ~ t a~ t w•th Go ik ~P & t: Vop prll ~ wQi f"t N elson Dt ug bl 4 bqCl l101 LAWN l r O N~ 4 cha"~ ! ABLE Sl () ' ForM.Ie fAR'-.~ l OU IPMENI John Oee1(' 2QO Corn plan ter good condr t•on S7?0 A ll,~ (ha lmer~ ~ moll round ba le r Put<hO!>ed tiCw 1972 e ~ {etlen t con d 1lt Oil S H~OO Mo ~'>e y Fe 1gu o;on hoy qood fOII d ttron {Qil d>l tOnC'r $400 R t>ed~vrlle bl ~ 378 0311 HAY AND ear co r n Hog fC'e dcr and mcubo 1or M od ('l 17 W tn ch P ~ 1 0 I <. ho t gun 747 7359 HAY ~O R ~ a le Colt 997 7306 IQ7) KAWA SAKI 400 wtl h e d rm 5)00 rnrl e 'l Q9') 7040 \Q(lq V AN Good body G ood >url nrrrg ron dt!ton Ph on C' B43 1'"ltJA CO UN I flY l or rnlorrd ,.,dh <('Ciud Pd w ood' wa ll.'' ond qnod at tc~:-. 111 MOt HOo' Cou •1ty W Vo I 000 d (IWfl fOil 1304 777 J I 0/ or 1JOJ 7TTJ7 r r - s C.o " Hn('l (,"o t prop('rly opp1o • 17 auc•, !ro.,.pl lond !o<O t('d or I urp(H ~ P IOIII~ Oil Ohto Rou lt• I Pho np 01 4 60 7 030~ 30 'I' lrnanctnq abo tp l uro•H rnq lfPIOIId Mollgogf' !7 1 Slol t• Al h(ln ~ plrom' Ol 4t ~ 97 30~ s BY OWN I·Il J bNi100 111 ~ w tlh !o re C'rl 011 go'< 11('0 1 a11d O tl {O ildt · r•on•nq I Q( te IE'\'PI lol 111 ~ ull o!id SIB 000 lj hon (' Let Pomeroy landmark soften & condition your water with Co-op w•ter softener , Model UC-SVI. ~OW Only 1423 103 1WO ~ 49 77 6 3 q49 7763 1976 KAWA SAK I 100 mrn t dttt br l.. o- lt ke 11ew Re cen tly 1urwd Pt te e .S4 00 Phon(l q<J'") 57 68 l'ilJ HAf! l EY mo to r cyclf' 6 ou t '1-'QMI ROY li VE 11111W i c•, to to wn A lu q, ,tl..>tn !> tdu1g ) lOt i!' wtndow!> ond door~ New kd Ch!' ll 0 w()ll'1Q11 ~ d l'i >gh t 1 ond Heal E state for &.le TWO )rORY 3 lwdt oom ltnrnP h ou~ C> f A l urno< t~ ~ 1 011n vv•n dow!> hr(>plocc In M.ddleport o/JI 01 5867 li N COl N Hil l 3 hf'd tootn rmpet Pie' ' ''' ht:>o t good gard en lol Wa ll-. rnq dr ~ I Otl('(' l totn ta,.,,l Coli o l t{'' ~ OU 01 •,c h ool~ bedroo 111~ 3 Bo ~E' IIII •n t ( olpPI thrnuqhoul By oppl on !y J,'oyt.'t Abbo tt 99'l6 11 J or ~91 /J )/ BWROOM both all t(u p• •! pom:.ll'd Owner w ill ht•lp l rnonce lnqull{' <1t 4()G\ ~ou1h I dth A ~enuc M •d 1H ilU hard wood l loo!\ thcrrnol pane w111 dOW'> fOt pOtl all Cl(.>{lrt( !l y POt~c.rld ) y rocu~l' 9q'} 7063 IJI::.Df! OO M G ood l'i71 CHl VY ' , ton 4 ,.,he el d""'c long wrde be-d ~po k e whrre JSO 4 wh,.,(ll !> Good con drllon 19!5 8Ul 1AC O ()()() tn•l~"\ new Sb ~ 9Q7 708q A..PI-'PQ)( /0 ocr c~ on Fl o t wood~ fJ d 'JO Eleel ttt ond wa ter Secbk('y Hrll ()•Cill ob l(· Pom t.'t 0 y Ph one 997 J!j8) I OUR ROOMS both 140 f1 rood hon lagl' on ~ !,) 1'}4 B11ck 10 •on"'' J ho th3 f ull b u~enu:n l I • ocrc Oil IH 7 b roOrn!> ') !om •l y tcnt(·d SJ~O t n or1 lh~l , arre 1-'1 7 John Sht> n l~ Bo,. 04 M •<idlopor, ' ! VH I ~ 00MI:J und both on 1 a! H'~ Olrl f,) t J3 Shown by op IH'tn !flu •rl l onl y QQ2 7513 l lll ~ I HH ~~ H u~ t t< H dl~ bc.•dr oom home ~yrocu"C' Bose uwr1t lmr~h·•d w• th wor l\ ~ h o p ~p t>t rot w1111 1Q 9Q'} '}')57 CALL THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY AT 446-3643 IN GALLIPOLIS Evenings Col1446-37'6 or 446-7881 l tl!. e 1 , 1 -,< ' -... -~~ \ • ,, CHAfH I£ S LI VE Bot l M 111110 w\ n+ ght crawler<, re>d wor u'l!J qarden w Ortn~ f" ,o,h•nq lt((>tU (l , ,,11/e obov(l )yrotu~n t>or lt ~ ~ I f- OU R ROW no trH planter Q49 /033 - AC rrun CHRYSLER AIR l~ rnp A C S700 Good con dll ron ijq7 ns~ SE EDLIN G~ VEG E I ABU: Gr o we • ~ .. Coli Por tland . . {,. ; ... !11 & balh . Large lol wHh lenced yar d. Call now, pr iced to sell at s17,000 . 8 4 3 4~15 1o mite ov er poymt'Jn ts toto ll+n g !442 " 842 2q33 Amer ica 20; Shepherd' s Pie 33 . llJt\1\'Mt }li)'\1 THEY'V E Rr0HT-TUR ~ED INTO A LON6,C U ~V•Ne; DR,VE· WAY~ ... LOOK5 LIKE SOME KINDA WALLED ESTATE: Phone 992 -109 2 LAWN BOY MOWERS & four ordinary words BORNLUSER NEVET I Limi t ed Supply J 16 1 mo . Bob Hoellich 21 6·1mo ~- rJ tJ ... ~. ... c...,., ....... .. ~- II I For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At . Sea r ch for Tom orrow AUntORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER U~lON EUIOIT APPLIANCE II 220 E. Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio 4-4-1 mo . J&L. •KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. AI Tromm Construction Phone 992-3748 or 992-5020 FREE PARKING 3-31 -1 mo. 742 -2328 Free Estima tes Thermal Insulation Save 30 pel. to so pet. on heating cost Ex perienc e and fully Insured Free Est . Call : 992 -3815 4-9·1 mo. pd. DO 'oOU io.NOW WHE-RE "' UTnE GIRL \\'E.MT1' lone Oon•ef~ SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LlffiE & ·. ,SAVE A LOT J2J I me SEPTIC TANK CLEANING AUTO PAINTING Rt. 1 Middleport, Ohio 24 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Complele Painl Jobs Small Cars 1100.00 Large Cars 5125.00 Trucks 5115.00 Body work & repair Sl.OO per inch using only the best Dupont materials. 712-3010 49-1 mo. Residenl l al and commercial . Call tor estimate , 24 hour service. Anyda-; , anylime. Phone 985 · 380~ se r The F a br ' l Sho p Pom e1 o y A ulhOfiJHd Smger S o l £' ~ o nd We sha l pcn ScrHo rs COv O! II)Q, " t'P I IC ~ y S tom~ d oze r backhoe dump truck grolo'~l blocklop 143 Plr o n u I (b l4 f b98 733 1 BAIHR00M) AND K tt<.h en!> remo dDied rer om 1c t1l e plum bm g (Q rpenl •y. on d genmot rn Otn l en Cli i(E" 13 year !> ex · prm e nce 992 3685 1 I' RANK & ERNIE where you can come in and see whal you're gelling - Good selections - Fully stocked. Wil l do roo l mg cons ltu CII On BOWER S RE~A'R plumblflg ond hootmq ~ o tab toO!. ICrs, rron!> , a ll tao largo or too !>moll flh o(lo smal l oppt.annh. low n m o wer 742 2348 ne"t to State H•ghwoy Carage o n Ro ute 7 Pho ne ;614 ) 985 AND MARTIN HOWER Y 3875 ~~ morn inq Buy Swoe p or~ lunc~ t one We had nothinq else to do at f OUr ·In the Flooring In Stock do1 c t bac khoe Chotl ~ R HOt fr oi d Bact.. Hoo Se r v tce , ll u1lond O h to Phone 7 42- 2008 pov u1y ~~ __.-----------:--... 22 Sired 9' and 12' Vinyl HWOOD I!EMOOl::LINC , 1-'lu rnbrng hco ttng and a ll typ e~ o f general •eporr ~ar k guaran teed 20 year~ e .pPr .enul Phon P qq') 74M ? -- - - - - - - . . _ As Low As sq. yd. 14,88 & up Chester, Ohio 10·30-c B1od l or d . ----~ Rubber Back Carpet Jack's Septic Tank Service Box 3. 0 1 949 2000 Rocmc ,Ohr o Crr ll GASOIJNE ALLEY All carpet installed with padding al no charge . Experl lnstollalion . BHAOI O f! D A uCit oncer Com l:XCAVAIING and drt ( hcr ple tc Se'" "e Pho ne Q4Q 7487 -.. •ce oil n r o k e~ 991 '1284 ACROSS I Yard-support 5 Played the wolf 11 Gulf in Ionian Sea 1.2 Harmonious 13 Notorious emperor 14 Not wavering 15 Anagram or eon 16 Snacked 11 Proposal 18 American viper ZO Arden 21 Chat idly ALLEY OOP 9911081 The lmitJioA 1 Call742-2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CO~SULTANT I ~ ~ LOBSTER j '"""-"---../'~ t 9. 9S LOBSTER t I2, 9S ; ~ ~ 1 1971 CADOlLAC Phone 992 740? E' OORAOO 1q 74 AMC HO RNET Hatchback X. h~ < ellent Lond tt ton P S auto .. ABH OR COWARD BOD,LY Sounds like 1he ghoul's favorit e drink -" BIER'' . .1 f A.oo ' gulf DOWN I EsU!te horne 2 Boxing locale 3 Exaggerate 4 P.I. peasant 5 Tune in 6 Inviting word 7 Greek letter 8 Endorsed 9 Pep up 10 Transferred property 16 Dismounted 5 :oo-Bonanza 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8: M ist er Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan 's Heroes 10; Emergency One 13; Pelllcoal Junction 15. 5 : 3~News 6; Elec . Co.20,33; Mar y Tyler Moore 10; Hoga n's Heroes 15. 6:0Q-News 3,4,8, 10. 13. 15; ABC News 6; Feeling Free 20 6 : 3~ NB C News 3,4,15 : ABC ews 13 ; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10 ; Over Easy 20. l :oo-Cross Wlls 3,4; Liars Club 6; Pop Goes "The Country 8; News 10 : Newlywed Game 13: Gilligan 's • Is. 15; French Chef 20 ; Book Beal 33 7 : 3~Hollywood Squares 3; Let's Go to the Races 8; Ca nd id Camera 6; MacNeil-Lehrer Reporl 20;33; Pr ice is Rlghl10; Thai's Hollywood 13: Telev isi on Yesterday's Answer 19 Those people 22 Fasten Z3 Violin %4 Fasten 25 Musketeer %6 Firth wedding anniversary 2S Greek island 29 Social grouping 30 'twixt 35 New Guinea I :DO- Tomorrow 3,4 ; 1 : 1(}-Koj ak 8; News 13 . town 3i M.D.'s Monday . April 10 group BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Good defense downs South NORTH Vltf·r\ a club, ruff a cl ub, cash a • K Q A!i :1 :.! diamond a nd wait ror their fourth trick ." Alan : " The best defense against five diamonds is a spade open ing and a club shift. South can still make the hand , but great ca re is f.l R ~ 1 • I WEST EAST •Q I081i 2 • 95 • 7 • K .J 10 8 2 + 'A K .I 5 :1 . ¥ A .I 10 • 10 9 6 • 5 :! ) •n three rounds of trumps a nd tAK .J 5 :l . ,\f.1 976 Vulnerable Neithe r Dea le r : South West North East Soulh DAILY CRYPTOQUQ,TE- Here's how to work it : Is L 0 N G F E I. L 0 W One l e tt er sunp\y stands ror anot her. In this sample A is used f or lht" three I.'s. X fnr th e twn O's, etc. Single letters. apost rophes, the l ength an d form at ion or the words are all hint s "Each da)' the code lt'llcrs are dift'erenl. CR\'PTOQIJOTES WXF ZWXOIV EM Z TEQP NWWZ JP WL I LPEF'SMN EFP XV IFE S IWFV , c wv T S NBI w E p J SM I B P OK I P T Y I JSCC VBEQPVYPEFP Saturday's Cryploquote : OUR GRAND BUSINESS IS NOT TO SEE WHAT UES DIMLY AT A DISTANCE BUT TO DO WH4T UES CLEARLY AT HAND.-CARLYLE. . © 19'78 Kla1 Fea&ur., Syndit"ate , Inc:. required . " Oswald : .. At the ta ble West opened hi s singleto~ trump . South promptly drew SOUTH l9Giossy cloth beaten'' the defenders take • 9~ t Rullond ALREADY I I OOULDN'r HANDLE MV PROP.ILEM ALONE! - 4:0Q-Mister Cartoon 3; My Three Sons 4; For Richer . For Poorer 15; Merv Griff in 6: Gilligan's Is . 8; Sesame 51. 20 ,33; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10 : Dinah 13. 4 ; 3~Li llle Rascals 3, 15 ; Gilligan 's Is . 4: Brady Bunch 8, 10. 8:oo-Chuck Barris 3,4,1S ; Happy Days 6,13; Sam 8,1 0; Nallonal Geographic 33; Chal wllh Counlry Mus ic Artist Doc Williams 20 . 8:30- Laverne & Shir ley 6.13 ; Pilot " Big Clly Boys" 8,1 0: Country Moods 20. 9:0Q-Movie " To Kill A Cop" ),4,15; Three' s Company 6, 13; Movie " The Happy Ending" 8, 10; Six Amer ican Families 20; Jerusalem Peace 33 . 9 : 3~Mary Tyler Moore 13; Harvey Korman 6. 10 OQ-Jul ie Farr, M.D. 6,13 : Six Ameri can Families 33: News 20. 10 :3~Biack Persoecllve on the News 20 . 11 : O~News 3,4,6,8, 10,13, 15; Dick Cavell 20; Over Easy 33. ll : l~Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie " The New Daughters ol Josh ua Cabe" 6, 13; Movie "Across the Wide Missouri" 8; ABC News 33; Movie " The Great Bank Robbery " 19; 12 :0Q-Janokl 33. 36 Allot !I In The Family 8, 10; Consumer Survival Kit Honor Socl etv 15 . 4ll Arabian AXVDLBAAXR ~!mER Auto !;ales 23 Late Mr. Huntley 24 Warrant ofricer 25 "My Name Is -" 26 Chamberlain 27 Elephant ranci er : abbr. 2S Kind of lens 31 "!love": Lat. 32 Rocker Stewart 3J Gullet 34 Worked l n<~RE ! I FCfL IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A ' . BED FOR YOU I XX)-0" hard r---=~~----~--~--~::~:--:~~7:~---:::::::::=;~::::::::::~-----------, · SH 36 Church frank 1& Ern\e'~ Fl MARKET FRESH POLITE •• 31 section Congenital RUTLAND FURNITURE ' 74l -l211 Now arrange the circled letters to torm the surpnse answer, as sug· ges ted by the above cartoon . bv THOMAS JOSEPH Ah o ond O (t lu , l rn~:>nto, 'IQ11581 11 no onsw(lt c oli ''fhe Oricin1ton N~ I Jumb•es : PEAKY Answer : 992·2206 or 992-7630 BOB'S SEWING MACHINE Ropo11 ~ MAKE AN t!DHE5T 705 7 IUNINC m. ~ 2-10-llc PIANO 3 : 3~A II NEW - JUST OFF PRESS! JUMBLE BOOK If !I wllh 110 puules lsa~all· able tor SL15 pos tpa id tram Jumble, cJo this newspaper, P.O. Bo• 34, Norwooa, N.J. 07648. Include your name. address. zip code an d make checks payab le to Newspaperbooks . Work Guaran teed 9<lQ Lilias, Yogc1 & You 20 . IHE F'AT 51N6ER TOOK UPMOST OF' IHE CO UCH. (Answers tomorrow ) Saturday's 1U RUY 5 W~~OHR 5£1 r v rtc Roc•nc Oh• o Doy o • ntghl lorle l ,.,,..,, 0. Carpel &UphOiste.-, Phone Mike Young AI I I l r11 BOT \'OU AIH'T GOIH' TO STAY WINHR G~ I to yovr haus(!? l et u.-. tl'loke noce>!>~ o ry r Ppoll~ AI lr or111 n Con o;truc i+O tl 74? '2371::1 Carpeting Cellulosic (wood fiber) of Our Lives 3,4,15 ; As The Wo rld Turns 8,10; 2 (10-o..()ne Life to Live 6,1 3. . 2:31>-Doctors 3,4,15 ; Gu iding Light 8,10. 3:0Q-Anolher World 3.4.15: General Hospllal 6,13; Print answer here: " [ f'UlllN S EX( A V AI ING Comp!e tt.~ St"' rvrce Phon f' 997 7479 Young's I Ni Only 15. l~Days 10 ORPHAN ANNIE-MY SON! OPERATED 3-30-1 mo. Roofing . Remodeling Room Additions Garages & Superior Steam Ellraction Blown lnsulalion JIM KEESEE ...;.:lso ' 1.-:JN • UP ENOUGH -'• EXTERIOR PAINTS AT For Sales & Service Phone 992·7113 lL-~~M=Y UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE SOH .. · WHEI-1 I GET T'ROUGH WIT YOU, YOU'Ll BE. TOUGfi ENED · BEST QUALITY INTERIOR • :0 Henderson 675·1582 News 8: Younq & the Restless 10: Not for Women 0 1 CJ I Hartford 882-2175 8, 10,· Ellec . Co. JJ . I:oo-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6, 13; IGRATTE I MOORE'S Muffler . Brakes Shocks - Tires ' Battery . Installation Service Ph. 992 -2848 Pomeroy, 0 . 3-15-tlc by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Unscramble lhese tour Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form BOLEN MULCHERS Sa l e P r ic eld Now Thru April 20th ~ TIIAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~~ ® I• I¥ I+ 3¥ 5t Pass 2. 4+ Pass Pass Opening lead : • 7 By Oswaljl Jacoby and Alan 'Sontag Oswald : " Here is an interes lin~ hand that shows wha t might ha ppe n at various contracts." Atan : " If North is allowed to play for four hearts, Eas t can beat h im in . two ways . The simple one is to lead a spade and the n s hift to a diamond. The co mplicated one \s to lead the jack or ten of trumps and eventually collect two hearts and two spades ." Oswa ld : "Fo ur s pades is led a hea rt to dumm y's queen. East let the queen hold and .South wound up going three down . It was a good defensive play by East . but South should ha ve led hea rts before play ing a second trump and mad e the contr act irrespecti.vc of what East did. ~ ~ru~ ~!):U~ A California reader says that th e bidding started with pass-pass -pass - pa ss-o ne club and an even tual contrac t of one notrump was reached . Plav started and t hen someorll' discovered that there had been rour passes . What is the rule' The hand wa s pa ssed out so the hand ts sco red as such. NEWSPAPEil pon 1977 FORO GRA NADA . 2 dr , J5 IN STOCK b {ylt go!i saver MJ.·FM rad io , ( 8 B track . EMcel lenl e:ond t· $3600. ~miles 08 ACR:E f:ARM - Pr ice r ed uced t o S4b, 900 A ltr-'Citve remodeled 2 storv far m hom e. This n rce home fea tures a l arge li\ltng room, d1 ni ng, cat In k i tcnen, 5 bedrooms, & J1 1 bdfhS, IS acr es of Till abl e lan d w ltn balance in pasture and woodldnd . Olde r biJrn & garage You must s-ee this o11e, it 's well worth the prtce . Loc ated off Rt 325 •n M eigs County · Largest Selection In The Valley 'Jtn-3960 . Only ... . J97b OLOS CUTLASS Srovg hom , A C P S., P.B.. AM·FM ste , 90 . reor window de fogger ~r sooh Cotl otter s.fxi pm . i" • 9'12 -b130. 19btl DODGE POLARA SeH lor I f ports SSO . 992 - ~IB I 7 IF THERE'S ANYTHING FORGET IT 1 • il MI./ DOGHOUSE DOESN'T NEED, IT'S A HOOD ORNAMENT I'M SHORE SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT "tORE MILK-COW DR'IIN' UP, LUKEY SHUX -- IT AIN'T NO PROBLEM, SNUFFY EN TE itP IIISF.A~~N 1 (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN , sefld Sl to Wm at Bndge. care of th1s n ewspaper. P 0 Box 489. Radro City Stat1on. New YorA. N Y lfW119 ) Atr . p .s .. good regul or end snow hrC l> b ·c ellenl shape . Coli M osor1 . 304 77J 5361 , alter 6 I 'EWARI W r~<; lc.ed but st tll drr v eoble 13; Baby, I' m Back 8,10; Turnabout 20,33 . 9:0Q-Movle " To Kill A Cop" 3,4,15; Mash 8,1 0; Ar l HURRY! SALES AND SERVICE 11-9-tfc IIO" · 1971 FO HD F 100 ptck up llu ck INTO THAT GAI<Me: TUESDAY, APRIL 11 , 1978 5:4$-- Farm Reporl 13; 5 : 5~PTL Club 13 ; 5:5$-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6 : 0~PTL Club 15; 6:25--Concerns & Comments 10; 6:31>-Focus On Columbus 4; News 6; Sunr ise Semester 8; 6:4$--Morn lng Report 3. 6 : 5~Good Morning Wesl Virgin ia 13; 6:55--Chuck Wh l•e Reports 10; News 13. I:OQ-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning Americ a 6.1J ; CBS News 8; Bullwinkle 10 . 7:31>-School les 10; 8:0Q-Capl . Kangaroo 8,10: Sesame St . 33. · 9:00- Mer v Griffin 3: Phil Donah ue 4,13,15 ; Emergency One 6; Fam ily Affair 8; Malch Game 10. 9:3()-Andy Gr illlth 8; Family Affa ir 10 . 10 O~Sanford & Son 3,4,15; Edge of Night 6; Pass The Buck 8: Joker 's Wild 10; To Tel llhe Truth 13. 10 : 3~Hollxwood Squar es 3,4,15; High Hopes 6; Pr ice is Right 8,10; $20.000 Pyramid 13. 11 : O~Whee l of Fortune 3,4, 15; Happy Days 6.13. 11 : 3~Knockoul 3, 15: Fami ly Feud 6,13; Partridge Family 4; Love ol Lite 8,10; Sesame Sl. 20 ; Roy,~ Her il age 33; 11:5$--CBS News 8; Loving Free 11!~ 12:0Q-Newscenler 3; News 4,6,10: To Say The Leasl 15; Gambll8; Rick Foucheux Midday Magazlne13 . 1 2 : 3~Rvan ' s Hope 6,13 , Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; ou l o FO RD RA NGE R 1 ton ptchv p hGaY y du ty A C carpe t . tod •o low mrleoqe new 111 e-. 9 AQ 2387 ot w l l 7 47 247 1 '" PLAIN SiL:>HT! RECORD WHEN WE PULL 498 Locust Street M~ddleport , 0 . Weddings Portraits PassporiS Anniversaries Special Occasions 300 Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-62~3 8 A.M. to 4:30P.M. 1Q74 G RAN TO RINO INTERNATIONAL ME l RO 61<~ 698 3190 I GUN 5HOP Gun , lor so le o r t tode ')Q 1-! f'fJ\IIlg t l)ns 31 Rernrng tons. Model 11 Wr n r heslen and' 111ony rno•e ~ee NOW.. BUT KEEP YOUR HANDS . Pomeror H~d e•le rror blo( lo, rn lertor . .S1200 ltrm Co li Ve1non W eber , 742 714 J 1974 CHE VROLEl 4 whee l dme pt(kup SJ 500 197A Ponllot CIO A C P ~ P B h ·colle nt {Q ndH1on 991 7987 1969 10! Hilh SL Small Engine Sales & Service · a nd lo boy~ l o r h rrFJ wtll haul lr ll d rrl to ~o d l•mcstone a nd g(a ... cl Co!! Bob o • Roger Jef fer s doy phone 9917089 . m g hl pho ne 997 JS/ 5 o r qrn S2 J1 L1 NCOL N HTS . - A ve ry nice story 4 bedroom home In good c ondition . Feature~ a basement w i1rl l_ l nished family room and laundry room , eat In kitchen , lov ing room OKAY. YOU CAN GET OUT A WORD OF ADVI CE, LOFT~ YOU 'VE PLA'I't'D IT 5MART 50 FAR -- DO"'T S PO' L YOUR. t: XC AVAIIN C d o1et , loader o r1 d bod~ h9o wa d, dump lluclo ' GUf NSt Y DAIRY cow'> and 11edt''"' WILKINSON PWMBING & HEATING INC. s_e, . . KC 1954 ( Hf V RO U 1 ) 4 po ~~ Pnqt>r bu~ $A ()() Phon() 74J 740() THE PHOTO PLACE CARTER hotnf' DAV!O~ON 350cc cottdlll On PomeOOJ Route 2 Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 Estimates by Appointment Phone 992 -7119 2-24-lfc TH F; CAR WITH T HE' KIDNAPPED McKF;E PILOT 'S NOW U ~DE'R S URVEILLANCE FROM THE AIR . I ANGLO dll'pott Hf!l-l 9q1)b<l )bOO, bl <l 378bi iO wr l h h ou~l' 6 room~ par t+o l ho lh (Qt po11 u l dt 1y bu•ld111 q On htq lot C• ty wo tct qo., 742 J8Bl Pomeroy Landmark Phon <• '1'-17 J 4)l FARMAll B lfO(Io r l o t '>01() Col! ! rome IN HU ll ANO 9. _Jack W. Carsey , M; r. Ail Phone 992 -2181 CA PTAIN EASY 8 : 3~Baseball Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 3-12·1 mo. and bot h c£'1 1(11 4 on f'.., land ol edge• of Rutland Com p lc lf' lto.lcr hoo ~ up ol~o '} bonh opprot~ o.•d propl.'tl) ot 5 I~ 500 Phone '14) 7044 HOC 7 l oo1 J D pull typ 4' trrplr> u,,,..,Pt'>OI d1111r> '>ho lt ~ltp SMALl HOUS ~ l or ~ ol(• 111 M•d rl ulch f'IJI II lUll' prool tH C' '> dlppo ' 1 G(l orq e Ho 101 v .. , y good condt l ton Shade • Mn ,er~ .. ,llc or (QII 1'./JQ /o~S oQb I 73 >~ ) YI(A CU ) l IH'-1!1 b(•dr oom JQI~ YA M AHA Hi OU II O '))() rr h ou~e l or ~ole 1o1 o l {>!Ct tll( S~ 7S Call Q9') 3800 carp ort ~ t orag P t orpptlfl(j Olf rond1ltOn111g 5 'ft'Clt.., o ld 1-' ttl l OX GO KARl wt th new 3 H P l'd rea~ on ably 917 S34H Br t qq~ and ~11a1 1 o rr mo lm m•w r hom n P w r I1Jit h Ru n'> q ood I OCIP lor lotge ga10gr> w o• l. 747 18M~ areo ol ~o tl•II OI bu tld, nq Vl. rth ulolt 1y 100111 f r'tl1Pn1 por ch ~ t 1 1 WA.Lllt:X VI NYl <OOtPd and ptP up l or mobtle homP loro tcd •I! po~ tr>d wall (O \' t •tlllg~ Chom P lot~g~..-d l fA ~ lo rng S ~ b OO ' '(ltn 64 pall t-.rn boo !.. !> O urc k Ph on (> 14'/ .!%5 'f"·!vr{f• Ph on e 9Q( 37 .& 8 or qq[ !:104'0 Ktng Bvd detS ) upply HOUSI. AN D hu'> ll1h ~ bu .ldmg +11 Co M rd d lepor t 0 Plf' nl y ol Rt•('(hvdlro 'IB5 35']<1 It('(' par~ rng l:i U)I N~ ) S BU ILDIN G wrt ll l>1111 1q !97 <~ YAMAHA 01 ']50 b ct•ll (•nt quar t er~ 30 • ~0 l oca ted on wnd .t•on Call Q9') 63 49 Mo11l )I lPPI Ru tland ~ or ~o! t • 01 trade See or col i 1 0 1916 HO N DA CB 7)0 Fut> l t•nt ~I('WOtl 747 7421 cond1 tt on Call after 7 pm GOOD MtnO hov lor ,olf' Coli ~IO W Y 100111~ Let us test your water Free PU!l-2171 St. Rt . 143, toward Rutland, bu•lduu~ .., •289.95 SMI_TH NELSON ft10TORS, INC. '¥• miles of! Rt. 7 by-pass on toorr ( oil qq']?7JH ot 99/ S30J NEED A WATER SOFTENER? DAVID BRICKLES General. Contracting ROGER HYSELl GARAGE JU)I CO M.,l t:1 l[) n (•w houw 111 Mtddl~>p o •t I or mn rP tnl mr11tl Bfi U~ H 08539•9 1 OW N! f! 0( I(> ~ ..... ,h q I OO !l\ lt ou~f"> I RH C. A ~ 'J tOf qotoy t• \Ut nr n t•; kti t h t•tr om! hnrrJ pr(' d h~ 1 c r t' t't., .., Cull 9f:lS 3827 ~~ :, CJq'} IQS<J n tt ~·r luiltla••' CH to II• C.r•. Open 9:oo til9 :00 Mon.- Friday 9:00 lil6 :00 Saturday 12 :00 li 16:00 Sunday 2-2·1fc Coli 997 7481 ~y lR ACIQR Whf'C'I Ht""C' h p 9Cj') 1891 ~ d 1 ~ hw mhpr up M• ddlc-po ' t V/1, IH A Al liS CH Al ML RS 1957 Moci C'I CA lra(lot wt!h pl o w~ Good ~ h opt.· ready to QO sqso Colt . ..tllletor t('itchen Cabinets, Roofing , Concrete Patios , Sidewalks, New Construction & Remodeling . I CICIC ond near Rutland 74!31 '9,.. _Jac k W. Carsey , Mgr . Service ·- •rom the ..,,.., Trud 6: Elec . Co . 20,33 ; Mary Tylor Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes 15 6:oo-News 3,4,8,10,J,1S; World Evangelism 6: Zoom 20. 6 : 3~NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20. 7:0Q-Cross-Wits 3,4; Marty _Robbins' Spotlight 8; News 10; Newlywed Game 13; Gill igan's Is. 15; Da niel Foster. M.D. 20; Know Your Schools 33. 7 :3 ~ Thai Nashville Musi c 3; In Search Of 4; Nash vil le on the Road 15; Match Game PM 8: MacNeil · Lehrer Reporl 20,33; Wild Kingdom 10: Candid Ca mera 13. 8:oo-Little House On The Prairie 3,4, 15; Sugar Time! 13 : Peanuts 8,10: Consumer SurviYol Kit 20,33 . 5 : 3~News H 0 Ml 511E~ l ar !>Ole NI.W 3 be dr oom hou!>e "l bo t h ~ oil clec I a cre Mtd dle pott dosP to fl ull011d Phonp 9Q1 Pomeroy Landmark Radiator~ 0. Check our low , low pric es on FERTILiZER, NITROGEN, . EXPERIEN(ED ' Fo• All Your Gt•nc• •·•' Eleclr" TV·, 1q75 QQ/ 784 3 1?7S 11 hom fl ntshed alter 4 WAUPAPER, PAINT & SUPPLIES HAY FOR ~ole Allo lfo (fovct and l 11nolh y A lso oop ground l o r r('n l or !>hat es Ph o ne 742 7566 . 949 MO~DAY , APRIL 10, 1978 5:oo-Bonanza 3; Slar Trek . 4; Gunsm0ke8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hog~n ·s Heroes 10; Emergen cy One 13 ; Petticoat Junction lS. We have en Ia rged our service department and will service ·Hotpoint and other brands. $71 00 . NICE PI GS l ot ~ ole A !tPt 5. r oll AI A Time 8,10; Arl America 20; Make & Clancy 33. · lO :OQ-197 World Evangelism 6; Lou Grant 8,10; News 20; Originals 33. . 10 : 3~Farm Digest 20 : Anyone for Tennyscin? 33. 11 :oo-News 3,A,6 8, 10, 13,15; Dick Cavell 20; Over Easy 33. , 11 :31>-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Pollee Story 6,13 ; Movie " Dark of the Sun" 8; ABC News 33; Movie " The Third Secrel" 10; 12 :oo-:-Janakl 33. 12 : 41>-News 13; 1:oo- Tomorrow 3.4. Movie Challen l S& 7 P.M.- Checkered Flag or Crash I PG) 9 & 11 P.M. - Netwo rk I R) Chlnnel Cable 5 6:30P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 10:00 - 700 Club. TELEVISION VIEWING . D Busi,-iess .Services APPLIANCE . SERVICE Vo r' S l YXJ (;ivr Away FR EE DA I SUN . PICKUP qq7 74S 9 h C'r ('l l Ho tom b O ht o 1 698 -S075 o r Tolbon ~l·n<l'!> IHRI E COAl W-..A.~!ll"ON t , 'ond growl co le tum r hlottd!" le r l tlrz ct dog l oad a11d all typ e~ o l so li tJo.. CC' I~tat )all Worh s Inc . l:: Mou1 St Po lll aro y qQ2 3891 lor solo- Phone 99? 77b5 COU fj] fJ ( MOB Ill Ho•M-· P ar ~ HrJult• !J nmth of P mr~eroy lotgl' lc,l C.oll4 0? 7479 CROP RI:OUO SA FE & la s. t wtth Go Be ~e 1obleh 8. F Vnp wa ter ptll ~ Nchan Drug 11d For n ,,nt j I bot h 1977 Cov e rtt 1y 17 ]( 65 3 bedr oom 190Q Stote~tnon 17 • 60 I bcdi OOill '" f-'I G~ WANH D •as 3~•o at R 0 Rllcinc . l ot ~ rep bumper fJr;rN·r r>y Helen 0 1as . ( 4 1 10 per ton Bundled ~ l ob ~6 pC't tori Oe ltv('f ed to Oht o Polle t Co'" Rt ') Pom eroy 9Q ') 168Q ~peed Wanh'd to llf'nt WAN I TO 11~111 r urm'>h t•d R oll and Otan and Burson and Bertha Burson ~hlHP 1111 M ill':. rwpch port ond l ull h! It f ull !rtnP rnu\ t hL' I t•t• 111 rro~ " l w11h ~ nrght"' t p r ovtsl on~ . Wh•Ch spec d tc provision Jdlt> Olj''d .r"illliO!I Irom" 99J )79lJ A 'U pi; B urson and Bertna Bu r son , n us oa nd and w rt e . d ec easeo . to C A Huff. an 1n t er es t betng ass,gned to Cha r l es E on- the WOO D Pol es rn a • dt am e let 10 on la rges t end SB 111q l•t Aprd13or 7JO prn WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES \ CHIP Rutland 742-9575 (l lARAN ( I SALf bPqlll'> Man Hec k .) I ?73 Bro odt~~o r e ·14 10. b4 ") bed• oom I ~ 73 Dorto n 1-1 • bO 2 bcdr (lo m 1971 V rc IOI!On I <1 • 07 3 b ecli oo m 9 : 3D-O~e Day ' 9'1'2 63 70 " Se-rv1ce Nolirf' ~; f f'b .lit' co n1 pl,~ tc­ I rue ~\ a nd Aut o Porb Wr ec ker 1. 1 Tll•'l!l••r\. 1 ,dt l of 'th omb and llltllll·tll ,,·,,.11\.~ pt'l' \l lt rt l , $:1110 • 01 SCA SHS 1 ,, "' '' ·•rd ,,, ,., ttu· tllllllllll!rfl Jj "'or d· '·' I Wrl l buy I prece too ~ 111oll New uosed 0 1 an ll ques Motltn ~ Fu tnrlur e 20 N 2nd St Mt ddlc port Phonc- IN M~M Q I(y M r'> 0 1 hou~t>hold l n MPmon- WANT AD CHARGES · NO l!lM 100 Ior ge Pl e-a Pt 197 4 CO IN~ Wan t some Res ults? If vou want to buy , se ll , tra de, ht re , sell a service, ge1 yo ur messag e in the Want Ads. Dial ... 991-2156. JJH~Q 572 50 Ph one (614 ) 698 " WE-UNS GOT A BACK-UP SYSTEM �• 6- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, Apri!IO, 1978 - ·· Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash W 16 lAURUS CAMPlR tande m q4q 7042 ~n-ic"" Offered For Mle t:amping Equipment 70 l t. KONOMY 1RACIOR wtth all at · toc hment s ltk e new a~ k 1ng B & S M O BILI; HOMES be ~ rd e .. ant W Vo Lmt and Found lOST SM ALL l emole dog Patt PP k rngne~e b lmk long ho 11ed wr lh tan rnar k rng~ on l.:o€' 1 Chd d s pe t An s ,e r~ t,a the nome Coo h 1e l os t be tw C(>r1 143 0r1d Bu nh. m Hrll 9Q7 7307 or 9Q7 ~200 Wat~ted to Huy liM BER Pomer('JY l op p11 ( C sawt.mbe1 ( al l Ken t Ha n by I 440 duel~ ~ o re ~ t 1'1 0 l o t &ton dlll g 992 5Q0 5 or 8570 CU RRtN CY t o lo. en~ old pocket wat ches and c ho tn~ "' I vet a nd go ld We II("Cd 1QoJ and o lde r !>ti>Jer cotns Buy Sl~ll or 11 ode Call Rog (.> t Wam ~l ey 747 733 I O lD FURNITURE •ce b a x c>~ brm ~ beds 11 on beds Q1( co mple l elrouschald s Wnte M D M rlll"r Rt 4 Po rne ,oy Ohto or ca ll 997 ?7 60 _... THE DAILY SENTINEL \\ •l<i~,ll'lldtr W, l~on Ko• P owo ~ 011 Apt tl '}'} who 1cn1 Howo r d W·l~on who po~~ed 011d Mr po ~!>ed I ,hh , UO 1 'li.trgo• !'~I j,,, ~ I Jtl '!fll :;,!j A pnl17 ]QJ') by thddr en Mr !'...., Ado ~O~Ierdoy M,., Nor o·Jor I· .),ol ~ (It\ J iJ don M r ~ ,,~,,, !.ot I !J owa~ on m•~s ... d Sorlt., Vrno~ l('C t'll\~ )>t'l \lul'd jM'I' ila~ \t)· !'IUIIIlll~ .o:th'l lh,t lll'loll:>.i 'lll\111' ilo~•' h.u·._:,'tl ,tl lh\· ltl<•> IOI t,l\1' 13 or ) t•w N 5Pw Outl pt M o,r1 S1r 0t~t Ro( triC' A ll pol v€''>1f'r doub lt • ~1 111~ redu ced -I O''c and )O"o lhti"'Od brg ~pool ~ l o1 S1 lliU\JiilJIIJ ( '; 1-.)1 \II ol lh ,(l)('t' \l.•IH.t' 1!t111u' ._.d•·~ arKI Yanl ~I t•:-. .utt' jJ\ t·d nnl~ '" Lth ,, ,)lh " llh , nit 1 ~b 1 t•nt ch; • r~t· iur ,1\b t·<HT ) • u:c: Hu~ \umlll·r In t'ittT ot! l lw St'll· GUN ~H001 Rutland leqt on I ann L'vcr ¥ Sunda y or 1/ 00 noon ~pon.,orf'd b,- VI W \lrli'i lh• l'uhlt..lh·r rl'<,~;'l"\ t'~ lhl' n~l\1 l•••·dn.n lt'Jt'tl <Il l~ c1d~ (ll't"lllt'd ulr Jt'>llun<>l lht• I'U IJ!hllt'l '-" lllm•ll.ll.• fl''i)I>IL'ibl\- fnt tltlllt' !IMII IIIII' 1/11 ul· IHVIVAl AI M!ddl t:-port lndcp('n dl'llt H C'I>nf'~'> Church ne w P~?otl <huHh ~ lr f'(' l M 1d dlf'por r h·angf'lt'>l w.t l h{' the I?('~ Do.od l tgh 1 and f orndy Ap ,j ') )Q7A ~ JO prn ntghrl y )pl't•al ~•n q>' l(J n•ghtly ~~~t·ry ont• wt•IIOtlll' Rl~v O OcH l'!'tl Llbt'lliUII l'ltiHII llr 1-:' IJ11 Monlf' y Po., ror NOTICE ~A CI Nt GU N Club SpPc.,ol lt lt> lh ur'>dO y A.·\ r•Pt.ny 0 11 w tld FAio'M l:QUIPM~N1 ·~alp o r Athr •r•~ Con~•gntn('nt l"'P' to( k 51oi P ~ Ap• d ?Oth Ill tht• f"'\l('lllrlq I 0 o••~t Qn y our f• Qu•ptnenl con to,' l t•'t lf'r ~hilt'mO i-. ('r ] A] }~OJ H ,c w ('I I' o• f! ocirr('r \I ·nd•t' "'lloti\,..... IIUJ'I[,tl 61J00ij 7J31 I Ut·"J,,I tlrru r t rd. I\ II' \1 li t d.n IJI·f11t r plll>l:t <~I lull Of' lN1N(, 51 on 3 ,,., 11 and 11 to 1 '\litHI.n II' ) 1 pho• rnocoloql' Con tact No•H y /(111 Mf> tt •r RN P lti{'(HH,I CorP Co,nlpr ~5 Ja d i\Oil Ptk t> Goll•l-lol ~ Col 44 6 7117 r n l;t_l ,fli·rn "'n TO PUBLIC NOTICE C A H v ff , ll>S sue , ccssors ne1rs and ass •Q ns , Mar tetta . Onto Charle!. E S t o ry , h rS s1.1 c c ess o r s, n e tJ s and ass 1q nc; , Lau re l M ontana Pur<.udn' 10 the prov iSIOns o l sect ron ~301 332 ol the Otuo Rev 1sed Code you Me.herebv not rf ted thai tn e tease tr am· R oll .-:~nd 01as and Helttn 0 as husband and w rl e as sue cesson 1n mlert~s t ot R 0 do ':.OM ! O N! hr•u'.I·C t•Olltr•q wo~h wrndow't NEF O to OlA Story , dated A "QuSt JOin , 1955 , w h1Ch te a se Is re co r ded rn Volume 46 P aae 301 ol the Lease Reco rd s o.i Mergs County OhtO and "'h iC h l ease covers+l4 ac r es o t la nd . more o r les ~ . ,n Bed f ord T o w nsh i p , M etgs cou nty Oh ro . oounded on t he- nor t h by t ~ n ds of R E Whaley and Emmen W Jonec_; on the ea!ll by and!, at H C cam p bell ana C E and A M W dt ams on !he south Oy l and s o t Ralph G lmore (fo r mer v 1 M H•nes l an a w est by rands o f R E e~nd B Ch a ney, 1S w wna lev lor t e1ted lne b .:t \ \of the l or fe rl ure OP1nq that the tease calls for a t er m of one year and so much longer as the p r em i se~ ar e operated tor otl or q a s, or as the rent or ta tlu re to com mence opera t ron a monq othe- r rs pa 1d , has oeen v ot at ed and not f ul f illed and 11 1S the tn rentton o l thf' un ders i gned Leeson, to i d e for rPc ord an Afftdavtl oi Fo rte rt ur e w tTn tne County R ecorde r o t Me1g s Coun ty . OhtO, d Le!:>see . ht~ successo rs . het r s a nd asstgns . does not have sard te a se r eleas ed o i reco r d w tlhtn thrrty (J Q) da y s fr om trre date ot thtS pl.lbiiC al to n ~ ll" owo , h .nr hom~· App l ~ tc • l(j·t••ll I f(p·no•l Ov(.'l !)horn "'Y WA,t~ll [) ,__Iff.' !' fo> Hat dwor c ~tr,tl' A ppl ~ hy wrrlrr•q BOJ J}Q t co ltw [)a,'-, ~f>trhncl ~'o•m·rcv OH 4 ~foQ YOU oqor€.·~~" ' ' N t> €.•d '} ladw •o dnwrw~tra t p lou• lr!T-, N (.~ t• • pPrrpntr nprp~~ar y Ouol,frrotrr ll'> nt'O' op p••orotrcr• ~. th n•U• per~onolrty Coli Ju r • o• 4'1} lObO lm op potnlmr>rtl ARI: l'rl • for :;alto HOOf HOllOW H ·'' ' '' Huy .,, .[1 11ock r, rt1111 onci U"f'd -.odcil;o l-luth !.It·•·•!'' Albo•I ,OIJ b~8 j}9(; u, .,., lliSIIJC S!Af! t"t•totllll Boord•ng ln1lour OttO •utdoot run~ Gtuorl'•"ll all btt•('rh Clean '>01' IO!y I U<d•ht" ChC'~ I Hr[' Phc-lrf• (l l<l 1!1 · Q"Jf.j} AK C BO:.' lW pvpp•l'~ Ho vt· ~hot~ bf'Pn w()tm,...d 1/ w('(' l. ~ nld CIQ//I~f) )100 8 MO old pur•'btf:d h "nolt • (oll uc ) 70 Call Qtl"} J t I J BOX ! R PUPfJi f S Br rndel colo, 0 WPPk« olrl S~O 9 49 74q3 Qi !['r ' ,, 6pt l'll~>rr!'·t succ essor s tn rnte r est 1unh c or ~ f-r ye ~ l+rC .,ai D and Hepo•r 74/ 2081 o t PC>tHl! Ot l hou5 l' No ~ t d~ or pe t ~ 01 M 1ddlppor t or eo J04 B82 JJ79 Lessor s lfc ANLJ 4 f!M lurrn~tr.-.r1 turn·•.lwd ond un (lpl ~ Ph WI(> 9Q~ 541-1 Property Transfers Pearlie F' Jewell. Evelyn L. Jewell to William R. Musser , I..oiS L. Musser , Lots , 12, 13, 14, and !5, .26 acre, Carp<nter - CUi urnbia. Elza Gilmore, Evelyn E. Gilmore to Elza Gilmore, Evelyn ·E. Gilmore, Lot 40, Lincoln Hgts., Pomeroy. Bert C. Stallings, Anita L F:rnenc k, Hoger F:mer1 r k, Donna !" Lyons, Lmdscy i.)~Jn s to Tony Milhoan , Pam Milhoan, 7 acres, Chester. Frank Cleland, Delores C1eland to J ohn T. Wolfe, Joan Wolre . 5.i a cres, I O f.! o ··•'>'> IOn(C tf"'n1 rOlf>~ lor 5cn•Ot C.t11t•w CoP to et Vtllo ge Manor Apt~ M•dd l"p011 QQ7 ~187 C:.llOU ND l01 74') 'J'jb6 rerH TWO BEDROOM I rod.•r or A dult~ only C'fC/7 3374 ROOM lutrmhed apt 99'"/J1?1 or 99'1 543 4 PU PPI ES 0 week~ \l,iJ• If· fl nrHr" for old ~alr 1'16'i 1/ J btl 01 e b edrootn G a s tmtqEr wood coo l heel , r orpet !12000 q85 4 181 , tl) U Con a mobrte '} h~1 rlroorn all g os lv1 Ooy phone 9Q'160 41 9 o r 747 J092 Pomeroy Landmark ACE HARDWARE 'I'a _Jack W. Carsey, Mgr . lllil Phone 992-2181 Localed In The MEIGS PLAZA Middleport, Ohio Will CARl l or t he e lderly rn o ur ho me Pl10ne9917 314 . POMEROY LANDMARK 1U57 , A VO N REPRE)ENI A li VES N EVE R LOO KED SO GOOD Yo u wdl 100 se ll1 ng wotld f amou~ pr o du c t ~ Fie~ rbl e h o u r~ Htgh t'O I · nt ng ~ Call 742135 4 Holpo•nt Applo.Plcos 1976 CHFV ROIF.l '• ton pt(kup h cel!ent co ndtlto n . $3500 Reedos v•lle 6 14 371l 0311 , J ack W Ca"cy. Mqr. Pho ne9911 1B1 .1nd t.,,liC PrtCf'\ POTASH, FERlO-PELS & BLEND Al bany Q97 7737 ~~ Yard Mlc II- YOU ho ve o set ·~1ce 10 o ii C't wont to hu,- 0 1 ~ PU \Otne l hulg m• loo lu ng l or wot~ or whatever you II gC'I 1C'Sult~ lo~tE'r w rlh o SC'n lrnel Wont Ad Caii9Q721Sb I HI-'1' ll Bt o I lea Marl, et Sale ot lh(" A tner rcon leg ron Hall R,!l!ond Oh10 )ot urdo ~ A p r d 15th F~om 10 ttll5 A I!>O a Bol\e )ole by th e Ru tland t:m ergency Squad lht;>y II be 70 dtf fpr enr t abl e~ Phone9'92-7181 fU DUCl: SAFt 8 l o b lc t ~ t a~ t w•th Go ik ~P & t: Vop prll ~ wQi f"t N elson Dt ug bl 4 bqCl l101 LAWN l r O N~ 4 cha"~ ! ABLE Sl () ' ForM.Ie fAR'-.~ l OU IPMENI John Oee1(' 2QO Corn plan ter good condr t•on S7?0 A ll,~ (ha lmer~ ~ moll round ba le r Put<hO!>ed tiCw 1972 e ~ {etlen t con d 1lt Oil S H~OO Mo ~'>e y Fe 1gu o;on hoy qood fOII d ttron {Qil d>l tOnC'r $400 R t>ed~vrlle bl ~ 378 0311 HAY AND ear co r n Hog fC'e dcr and mcubo 1or M od ('l 17 W tn ch P ~ 1 0 I <. ho t gun 747 7359 HAY ~O R ~ a le Colt 997 7306 IQ7) KAWA SAKI 400 wtl h e d rm 5)00 rnrl e 'l Q9') 7040 \Q(lq V AN Good body G ood >url nrrrg ron dt!ton Ph on C' B43 1'"ltJA CO UN I flY l or rnlorrd ,.,dh <('Ciud Pd w ood' wa ll.'' ond qnod at tc~:-. 111 MOt HOo' Cou •1ty W Vo I 000 d (IWfl fOil 1304 777 J I 0/ or 1JOJ 7TTJ7 r r - s C.o " Hn('l (,"o t prop('rly opp1o • 17 auc•, !ro.,.pl lond !o<O t('d or I urp(H ~ P IOIII~ Oil Ohto Rou lt• I Pho np 01 4 60 7 030~ 30 'I' lrnanctnq abo tp l uro•H rnq lfPIOIId Mollgogf' !7 1 Slol t• Al h(ln ~ plrom' Ol 4t ~ 97 30~ s BY OWN I·Il J bNi100 111 ~ w tlh !o re C'rl 011 go'< 11('0 1 a11d O tl {O ildt · r•on•nq I Q( te IE'\'PI lol 111 ~ ull o!id SIB 000 lj hon (' Let Pomeroy landmark soften & condition your water with Co-op w•ter softener , Model UC-SVI. ~OW Only 1423 103 1WO ~ 49 77 6 3 q49 7763 1976 KAWA SAK I 100 mrn t dttt br l.. o- lt ke 11ew Re cen tly 1urwd Pt te e .S4 00 Phon(l q<J'") 57 68 l'ilJ HAf! l EY mo to r cyclf' 6 ou t '1-'QMI ROY li VE 11111W i c•, to to wn A lu q, ,tl..>tn !> tdu1g ) lOt i!' wtndow!> ond door~ New kd Ch!' ll 0 w()ll'1Q11 ~ d l'i >gh t 1 ond Heal E state for &.le TWO )rORY 3 lwdt oom ltnrnP h ou~ C> f A l urno< t~ ~ 1 011n vv•n dow!> hr(>plocc In M.ddleport o/JI 01 5867 li N COl N Hil l 3 hf'd tootn rmpet Pie' ' ''' ht:>o t good gard en lol Wa ll-. rnq dr ~ I Otl('(' l totn ta,.,,l Coli o l t{'' ~ OU 01 •,c h ool~ bedroo 111~ 3 Bo ~E' IIII •n t ( olpPI thrnuqhoul By oppl on !y J,'oyt.'t Abbo tt 99'l6 11 J or ~91 /J )/ BWROOM both all t(u p• •! pom:.ll'd Owner w ill ht•lp l rnonce lnqull{' <1t 4()G\ ~ou1h I dth A ~enuc M •d 1H ilU hard wood l loo!\ thcrrnol pane w111 dOW'> fOt pOtl all Cl(.>{lrt( !l y POt~c.rld ) y rocu~l' 9q'} 7063 IJI::.Df! OO M G ood l'i71 CHl VY ' , ton 4 ,.,he el d""'c long wrde be-d ~po k e whrre JSO 4 wh,.,(ll !> Good con drllon 19!5 8Ul 1AC O ()()() tn•l~"\ new Sb ~ 9Q7 708q A..PI-'PQ)( /0 ocr c~ on Fl o t wood~ fJ d 'JO Eleel ttt ond wa ter Secbk('y Hrll ()•Cill ob l(· Pom t.'t 0 y Ph one 997 J!j8) I OUR ROOMS both 140 f1 rood hon lagl' on ~ !,) 1'}4 B11ck 10 •on"'' J ho th3 f ull b u~enu:n l I • ocrc Oil IH 7 b roOrn!> ') !om •l y tcnt(·d SJ~O t n or1 lh~l , arre 1-'1 7 John Sht> n l~ Bo,. 04 M •<idlopor, ' ! VH I ~ 00MI:J und both on 1 a! H'~ Olrl f,) t J3 Shown by op IH'tn !flu •rl l onl y QQ2 7513 l lll ~ I HH ~~ H u~ t t< H dl~ bc.•dr oom home ~yrocu"C' Bose uwr1t lmr~h·•d w• th wor l\ ~ h o p ~p t>t rot w1111 1Q 9Q'} '}')57 CALL THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY AT 446-3643 IN GALLIPOLIS Evenings Col1446-37'6 or 446-7881 l tl!. e 1 , 1 -,< ' -... -~~ \ • ,, CHAfH I£ S LI VE Bot l M 111110 w\ n+ ght crawler<, re>d wor u'l!J qarden w Ortn~ f" ,o,h•nq lt((>tU (l , ,,11/e obov(l )yrotu~n t>or lt ~ ~ I f- OU R ROW no trH planter Q49 /033 - AC rrun CHRYSLER AIR l~ rnp A C S700 Good con dll ron ijq7 ns~ SE EDLIN G~ VEG E I ABU: Gr o we • ~ .. Coli Por tland . . {,. ; ... !11 & balh . Large lol wHh lenced yar d. Call now, pr iced to sell at s17,000 . 8 4 3 4~15 1o mite ov er poymt'Jn ts toto ll+n g !442 " 842 2q33 Amer ica 20; Shepherd' s Pie 33 . llJt\1\'Mt }li)'\1 THEY'V E Rr0HT-TUR ~ED INTO A LON6,C U ~V•Ne; DR,VE· WAY~ ... LOOK5 LIKE SOME KINDA WALLED ESTATE: Phone 992 -109 2 LAWN BOY MOWERS & four ordinary words BORNLUSER NEVET I Limi t ed Supply J 16 1 mo . Bob Hoellich 21 6·1mo ~- rJ tJ ... ~. ... c...,., ....... .. ~- II I For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At . Sea r ch for Tom orrow AUntORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER U~lON EUIOIT APPLIANCE II 220 E. Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio 4-4-1 mo . J&L. •KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. AI Tromm Construction Phone 992-3748 or 992-5020 FREE PARKING 3-31 -1 mo. 742 -2328 Free Estima tes Thermal Insulation Save 30 pel. to so pet. on heating cost Ex perienc e and fully Insured Free Est . Call : 992 -3815 4-9·1 mo. pd. DO 'oOU io.NOW WHE-RE "' UTnE GIRL \\'E.MT1' lone Oon•ef~ SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A LlffiE & ·. ,SAVE A LOT J2J I me SEPTIC TANK CLEANING AUTO PAINTING Rt. 1 Middleport, Ohio 24 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Complele Painl Jobs Small Cars 1100.00 Large Cars 5125.00 Trucks 5115.00 Body work & repair Sl.OO per inch using only the best Dupont materials. 712-3010 49-1 mo. Residenl l al and commercial . Call tor estimate , 24 hour service. Anyda-; , anylime. Phone 985 · 380~ se r The F a br ' l Sho p Pom e1 o y A ulhOfiJHd Smger S o l £' ~ o nd We sha l pcn ScrHo rs COv O! II)Q, " t'P I IC ~ y S tom~ d oze r backhoe dump truck grolo'~l blocklop 143 Plr o n u I (b l4 f b98 733 1 BAIHR00M) AND K tt<.h en!> remo dDied rer om 1c t1l e plum bm g (Q rpenl •y. on d genmot rn Otn l en Cli i(E" 13 year !> ex · prm e nce 992 3685 1 I' RANK & ERNIE where you can come in and see whal you're gelling - Good selections - Fully stocked. Wil l do roo l mg cons ltu CII On BOWER S RE~A'R plumblflg ond hootmq ~ o tab toO!. ICrs, rron!> , a ll tao largo or too !>moll flh o(lo smal l oppt.annh. low n m o wer 742 2348 ne"t to State H•ghwoy Carage o n Ro ute 7 Pho ne ;614 ) 985 AND MARTIN HOWER Y 3875 ~~ morn inq Buy Swoe p or~ lunc~ t one We had nothinq else to do at f OUr ·In the Flooring In Stock do1 c t bac khoe Chotl ~ R HOt fr oi d Bact.. Hoo Se r v tce , ll u1lond O h to Phone 7 42- 2008 pov u1y ~~ __.-----------:--... 22 Sired 9' and 12' Vinyl HWOOD I!EMOOl::LINC , 1-'lu rnbrng hco ttng and a ll typ e~ o f general •eporr ~ar k guaran teed 20 year~ e .pPr .enul Phon P qq') 74M ? -- - - - - - - . . _ As Low As sq. yd. 14,88 & up Chester, Ohio 10·30-c B1od l or d . ----~ Rubber Back Carpet Jack's Septic Tank Service Box 3. 0 1 949 2000 Rocmc ,Ohr o Crr ll GASOIJNE ALLEY All carpet installed with padding al no charge . Experl lnstollalion . BHAOI O f! D A uCit oncer Com l:XCAVAIING and drt ( hcr ple tc Se'" "e Pho ne Q4Q 7487 -.. •ce oil n r o k e~ 991 '1284 ACROSS I Yard-support 5 Played the wolf 11 Gulf in Ionian Sea 1.2 Harmonious 13 Notorious emperor 14 Not wavering 15 Anagram or eon 16 Snacked 11 Proposal 18 American viper ZO Arden 21 Chat idly ALLEY OOP 9911081 The lmitJioA 1 Call742-2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CO~SULTANT I ~ ~ LOBSTER j '"""-"---../'~ t 9. 9S LOBSTER t I2, 9S ; ~ ~ 1 1971 CADOlLAC Phone 992 740? E' OORAOO 1q 74 AMC HO RNET Hatchback X. h~ < ellent Lond tt ton P S auto .. ABH OR COWARD BOD,LY Sounds like 1he ghoul's favorit e drink -" BIER'' . .1 f A.oo ' gulf DOWN I EsU!te horne 2 Boxing locale 3 Exaggerate 4 P.I. peasant 5 Tune in 6 Inviting word 7 Greek letter 8 Endorsed 9 Pep up 10 Transferred property 16 Dismounted 5 :oo-Bonanza 3; Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8: M ist er Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan 's Heroes 10; Emergency One 13; Pelllcoal Junction 15. 5 : 3~News 6; Elec . Co.20,33; Mar y Tyler Moore 10; Hoga n's Heroes 15. 6:0Q-News 3,4,8, 10. 13. 15; ABC News 6; Feeling Free 20 6 : 3~ NB C News 3,4,15 : ABC ews 13 ; Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10 ; Over Easy 20. l :oo-Cross Wlls 3,4; Liars Club 6; Pop Goes "The Country 8; News 10 : Newlywed Game 13: Gilligan 's • Is. 15; French Chef 20 ; Book Beal 33 7 : 3~Hollywood Squares 3; Let's Go to the Races 8; Ca nd id Camera 6; MacNeil-Lehrer Reporl 20;33; Pr ice is Rlghl10; Thai's Hollywood 13: Telev isi on Yesterday's Answer 19 Those people 22 Fasten Z3 Violin %4 Fasten 25 Musketeer %6 Firth wedding anniversary 2S Greek island 29 Social grouping 30 'twixt 35 New Guinea I :DO- Tomorrow 3,4 ; 1 : 1(}-Koj ak 8; News 13 . town 3i M.D.'s Monday . April 10 group BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Good defense downs South NORTH Vltf·r\ a club, ruff a cl ub, cash a • K Q A!i :1 :.! diamond a nd wait ror their fourth trick ." Alan : " The best defense against five diamonds is a spade open ing and a club shift. South can still make the hand , but great ca re is f.l R ~ 1 • I WEST EAST •Q I081i 2 • 95 • 7 • K .J 10 8 2 + 'A K .I 5 :1 . ¥ A .I 10 • 10 9 6 • 5 :! ) •n three rounds of trumps a nd tAK .J 5 :l . ,\f.1 976 Vulnerable Neithe r Dea le r : South West North East Soulh DAILY CRYPTOQUQ,TE- Here's how to work it : Is L 0 N G F E I. L 0 W One l e tt er sunp\y stands ror anot her. In this sample A is used f or lht" three I.'s. X fnr th e twn O's, etc. Single letters. apost rophes, the l ength an d form at ion or the words are all hint s "Each da)' the code lt'llcrs are dift'erenl. CR\'PTOQIJOTES WXF ZWXOIV EM Z TEQP NWWZ JP WL I LPEF'SMN EFP XV IFE S IWFV , c wv T S NBI w E p J SM I B P OK I P T Y I JSCC VBEQPVYPEFP Saturday's Cryploquote : OUR GRAND BUSINESS IS NOT TO SEE WHAT UES DIMLY AT A DISTANCE BUT TO DO WH4T UES CLEARLY AT HAND.-CARLYLE. . © 19'78 Kla1 Fea&ur., Syndit"ate , Inc:. required . " Oswald : .. At the ta ble West opened hi s singleto~ trump . South promptly drew SOUTH l9Giossy cloth beaten'' the defenders take • 9~ t Rullond ALREADY I I OOULDN'r HANDLE MV PROP.ILEM ALONE! - 4:0Q-Mister Cartoon 3; My Three Sons 4; For Richer . For Poorer 15; Merv Griff in 6: Gilligan's Is . 8; Sesame 51. 20 ,33; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10 : Dinah 13. 4 ; 3~Li llle Rascals 3, 15 ; Gilligan 's Is . 4: Brady Bunch 8, 10. 8:oo-Chuck Barris 3,4,1S ; Happy Days 6,13; Sam 8,1 0; Nallonal Geographic 33; Chal wllh Counlry Mus ic Artist Doc Williams 20 . 8:30- Laverne & Shir ley 6.13 ; Pilot " Big Clly Boys" 8,1 0: Country Moods 20. 9:0Q-Movie " To Kill A Cop" ),4,15; Three' s Company 6, 13; Movie " The Happy Ending" 8, 10; Six Amer ican Families 20; Jerusalem Peace 33 . 9 : 3~Mary Tyler Moore 13; Harvey Korman 6. 10 OQ-Jul ie Farr, M.D. 6,13 : Six Ameri can Families 33: News 20. 10 :3~Biack Persoecllve on the News 20 . 11 : O~News 3,4,6,8, 10,13, 15; Dick Cavell 20; Over Easy 33. ll : l~Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie " The New Daughters ol Josh ua Cabe" 6, 13; Movie "Across the Wide Missouri" 8; ABC News 33; Movie " The Great Bank Robbery " 19; 12 :0Q-Janokl 33. 36 Allot !I In The Family 8, 10; Consumer Survival Kit Honor Socl etv 15 . 4ll Arabian AXVDLBAAXR ~!mER Auto !;ales 23 Late Mr. Huntley 24 Warrant ofricer 25 "My Name Is -" 26 Chamberlain 27 Elephant ranci er : abbr. 2S Kind of lens 31 "!love": Lat. 32 Rocker Stewart 3J Gullet 34 Worked l n<~RE ! I FCfL IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A ' . BED FOR YOU I XX)-0" hard r---=~~----~--~--~::~:--:~~7:~---:::::::::=;~::::::::::~-----------, · SH 36 Church frank 1& Ern\e'~ Fl MARKET FRESH POLITE •• 31 section Congenital RUTLAND FURNITURE ' 74l -l211 Now arrange the circled letters to torm the surpnse answer, as sug· ges ted by the above cartoon . bv THOMAS JOSEPH Ah o ond O (t lu , l rn~:>nto, 'IQ11581 11 no onsw(lt c oli ''fhe Oricin1ton N~ I Jumb•es : PEAKY Answer : 992·2206 or 992-7630 BOB'S SEWING MACHINE Ropo11 ~ MAKE AN t!DHE5T 705 7 IUNINC m. ~ 2-10-llc PIANO 3 : 3~A II NEW - JUST OFF PRESS! JUMBLE BOOK If !I wllh 110 puules lsa~all· able tor SL15 pos tpa id tram Jumble, cJo this newspaper, P.O. Bo• 34, Norwooa, N.J. 07648. Include your name. address. zip code an d make checks payab le to Newspaperbooks . Work Guaran teed 9<lQ Lilias, Yogc1 & You 20 . IHE F'AT 51N6ER TOOK UPMOST OF' IHE CO UCH. (Answers tomorrow ) Saturday's 1U RUY 5 W~~OHR 5£1 r v rtc Roc•nc Oh• o Doy o • ntghl lorle l ,.,,..,, 0. Carpel &UphOiste.-, Phone Mike Young AI I I l r11 BOT \'OU AIH'T GOIH' TO STAY WINHR G~ I to yovr haus(!? l et u.-. tl'loke noce>!>~ o ry r Ppoll~ AI lr or111 n Con o;truc i+O tl 74? '2371::1 Carpeting Cellulosic (wood fiber) of Our Lives 3,4,15 ; As The Wo rld Turns 8,10; 2 (10-o..()ne Life to Live 6,1 3. . 2:31>-Doctors 3,4,15 ; Gu iding Light 8,10. 3:0Q-Anolher World 3.4.15: General Hospllal 6,13; Print answer here: " [ f'UlllN S EX( A V AI ING Comp!e tt.~ St"' rvrce Phon f' 997 7479 Young's I Ni Only 15. l~Days 10 ORPHAN ANNIE-MY SON! OPERATED 3-30-1 mo. Roofing . Remodeling Room Additions Garages & Superior Steam Ellraction Blown lnsulalion JIM KEESEE ...;.:lso ' 1.-:JN • UP ENOUGH -'• EXTERIOR PAINTS AT For Sales & Service Phone 992·7113 lL-~~M=Y UTILE ORPHAN ANNIE SOH .. · WHEI-1 I GET T'ROUGH WIT YOU, YOU'Ll BE. TOUGfi ENED · BEST QUALITY INTERIOR • :0 Henderson 675·1582 News 8: Younq & the Restless 10: Not for Women 0 1 CJ I Hartford 882-2175 8, 10,· Ellec . Co. JJ . I:oo-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6, 13; IGRATTE I MOORE'S Muffler . Brakes Shocks - Tires ' Battery . Installation Service Ph. 992 -2848 Pomeroy, 0 . 3-15-tlc by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Unscramble lhese tour Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form BOLEN MULCHERS Sa l e P r ic eld Now Thru April 20th ~ TIIAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~~ ® I• I¥ I+ 3¥ 5t Pass 2. 4+ Pass Pass Opening lead : • 7 By Oswaljl Jacoby and Alan 'Sontag Oswald : " Here is an interes lin~ hand that shows wha t might ha ppe n at various contracts." Atan : " If North is allowed to play for four hearts, Eas t can beat h im in . two ways . The simple one is to lead a spade and the n s hift to a diamond. The co mplicated one \s to lead the jack or ten of trumps and eventually collect two hearts and two spades ." Oswa ld : "Fo ur s pades is led a hea rt to dumm y's queen. East let the queen hold and .South wound up going three down . It was a good defensive play by East . but South should ha ve led hea rts before play ing a second trump and mad e the contr act irrespecti.vc of what East did. ~ ~ru~ ~!):U~ A California reader says that th e bidding started with pass-pass -pass - pa ss-o ne club and an even tual contrac t of one notrump was reached . Plav started and t hen someorll' discovered that there had been rour passes . What is the rule' The hand wa s pa ssed out so the hand ts sco red as such. NEWSPAPEil pon 1977 FORO GRA NADA . 2 dr , J5 IN STOCK b {ylt go!i saver MJ.·FM rad io , ( 8 B track . EMcel lenl e:ond t· $3600. ~miles 08 ACR:E f:ARM - Pr ice r ed uced t o S4b, 900 A ltr-'Citve remodeled 2 storv far m hom e. This n rce home fea tures a l arge li\ltng room, d1 ni ng, cat In k i tcnen, 5 bedrooms, & J1 1 bdfhS, IS acr es of Till abl e lan d w ltn balance in pasture and woodldnd . Olde r biJrn & garage You must s-ee this o11e, it 's well worth the prtce . Loc ated off Rt 325 •n M eigs County · Largest Selection In The Valley 'Jtn-3960 . Only ... . J97b OLOS CUTLASS Srovg hom , A C P S., P.B.. AM·FM ste , 90 . reor window de fogger ~r sooh Cotl otter s.fxi pm . i" • 9'12 -b130. 19btl DODGE POLARA SeH lor I f ports SSO . 992 - ~IB I 7 IF THERE'S ANYTHING FORGET IT 1 • il MI./ DOGHOUSE DOESN'T NEED, IT'S A HOOD ORNAMENT I'M SHORE SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT "tORE MILK-COW DR'IIN' UP, LUKEY SHUX -- IT AIN'T NO PROBLEM, SNUFFY EN TE itP IIISF.A~~N 1 (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN , sefld Sl to Wm at Bndge. care of th1s n ewspaper. P 0 Box 489. Radro City Stat1on. New YorA. N Y lfW119 ) Atr . p .s .. good regul or end snow hrC l> b ·c ellenl shape . Coli M osor1 . 304 77J 5361 , alter 6 I 'EWARI W r~<; lc.ed but st tll drr v eoble 13; Baby, I' m Back 8,10; Turnabout 20,33 . 9:0Q-Movle " To Kill A Cop" 3,4,15; Mash 8,1 0; Ar l HURRY! SALES AND SERVICE 11-9-tfc IIO" · 1971 FO HD F 100 ptck up llu ck INTO THAT GAI<Me: TUESDAY, APRIL 11 , 1978 5:4$-- Farm Reporl 13; 5 : 5~PTL Club 13 ; 5:5$-Sunrlse Semester 10. 6 : 0~PTL Club 15; 6:25--Concerns & Comments 10; 6:31>-Focus On Columbus 4; News 6; Sunr ise Semester 8; 6:4$--Morn lng Report 3. 6 : 5~Good Morning Wesl Virgin ia 13; 6:55--Chuck Wh l•e Reports 10; News 13. I:OQ-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning Americ a 6.1J ; CBS News 8; Bullwinkle 10 . 7:31>-School les 10; 8:0Q-Capl . Kangaroo 8,10: Sesame St . 33. · 9:00- Mer v Griffin 3: Phil Donah ue 4,13,15 ; Emergency One 6; Fam ily Affair 8; Malch Game 10. 9:3()-Andy Gr illlth 8; Family Affa ir 10 . 10 O~Sanford & Son 3,4,15; Edge of Night 6; Pass The Buck 8: Joker 's Wild 10; To Tel llhe Truth 13. 10 : 3~Hollxwood Squar es 3,4,15; High Hopes 6; Pr ice is Right 8,10; $20.000 Pyramid 13. 11 : O~Whee l of Fortune 3,4, 15; Happy Days 6.13. 11 : 3~Knockoul 3, 15: Fami ly Feud 6,13; Partridge Family 4; Love ol Lite 8,10; Sesame Sl. 20 ; Roy,~ Her il age 33; 11:5$--CBS News 8; Loving Free 11!~ 12:0Q-Newscenler 3; News 4,6,10: To Say The Leasl 15; Gambll8; Rick Foucheux Midday Magazlne13 . 1 2 : 3~Rvan ' s Hope 6,13 , Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; ou l o FO RD RA NGE R 1 ton ptchv p hGaY y du ty A C carpe t . tod •o low mrleoqe new 111 e-. 9 AQ 2387 ot w l l 7 47 247 1 '" PLAIN SiL:>HT! RECORD WHEN WE PULL 498 Locust Street M~ddleport , 0 . Weddings Portraits PassporiS Anniversaries Special Occasions 300 Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-62~3 8 A.M. to 4:30P.M. 1Q74 G RAN TO RINO INTERNATIONAL ME l RO 61<~ 698 3190 I GUN 5HOP Gun , lor so le o r t tode ')Q 1-! f'fJ\IIlg t l)ns 31 Rernrng tons. Model 11 Wr n r heslen and' 111ony rno•e ~ee NOW.. BUT KEEP YOUR HANDS . Pomeror H~d e•le rror blo( lo, rn lertor . .S1200 ltrm Co li Ve1non W eber , 742 714 J 1974 CHE VROLEl 4 whee l dme pt(kup SJ 500 197A Ponllot CIO A C P ~ P B h ·colle nt {Q ndH1on 991 7987 1969 10! Hilh SL Small Engine Sales & Service · a nd lo boy~ l o r h rrFJ wtll haul lr ll d rrl to ~o d l•mcstone a nd g(a ... cl Co!! Bob o • Roger Jef fer s doy phone 9917089 . m g hl pho ne 997 JS/ 5 o r qrn S2 J1 L1 NCOL N HTS . - A ve ry nice story 4 bedroom home In good c ondition . Feature~ a basement w i1rl l_ l nished family room and laundry room , eat In kitchen , lov ing room OKAY. YOU CAN GET OUT A WORD OF ADVI CE, LOFT~ YOU 'VE PLA'I't'D IT 5MART 50 FAR -- DO"'T S PO' L YOUR. t: XC AVAIIN C d o1et , loader o r1 d bod~ h9o wa d, dump lluclo ' GUf NSt Y DAIRY cow'> and 11edt''"' WILKINSON PWMBING & HEATING INC. s_e, . . KC 1954 ( Hf V RO U 1 ) 4 po ~~ Pnqt>r bu~ $A ()() Phon() 74J 740() THE PHOTO PLACE CARTER hotnf' DAV!O~ON 350cc cottdlll On PomeOOJ Route 2 Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 Estimates by Appointment Phone 992 -7119 2-24-lfc TH F; CAR WITH T HE' KIDNAPPED McKF;E PILOT 'S NOW U ~DE'R S URVEILLANCE FROM THE AIR . I ANGLO dll'pott Hf!l-l 9q1)b<l )bOO, bl <l 378bi iO wr l h h ou~l' 6 room~ par t+o l ho lh (Qt po11 u l dt 1y bu•ld111 q On htq lot C• ty wo tct qo., 742 J8Bl Pomeroy Landmark Phon <• '1'-17 J 4)l FARMAll B lfO(Io r l o t '>01() Col! ! rome IN HU ll ANO 9. _Jack W. Carsey , M; r. Ail Phone 992 -2181 CA PTAIN EASY 8 : 3~Baseball Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992-5682 3-12·1 mo. and bot h c£'1 1(11 4 on f'.., land ol edge• of Rutland Com p lc lf' lto.lcr hoo ~ up ol~o '} bonh opprot~ o.•d propl.'tl) ot 5 I~ 500 Phone '14) 7044 HOC 7 l oo1 J D pull typ 4' trrplr> u,,,..,Pt'>OI d1111r> '>ho lt ~ltp SMALl HOUS ~ l or ~ ol(• 111 M•d rl ulch f'IJI II lUll' prool tH C' '> dlppo ' 1 G(l orq e Ho 101 v .. , y good condt l ton Shade • Mn ,er~ .. ,llc or (QII 1'./JQ /o~S oQb I 73 >~ ) YI(A CU ) l IH'-1!1 b(•dr oom JQI~ YA M AHA Hi OU II O '))() rr h ou~e l or ~ole 1o1 o l {>!Ct tll( S~ 7S Call Q9') 3800 carp ort ~ t orag P t orpptlfl(j Olf rond1ltOn111g 5 'ft'Clt.., o ld 1-' ttl l OX GO KARl wt th new 3 H P l'd rea~ on ably 917 S34H Br t qq~ and ~11a1 1 o rr mo lm m•w r hom n P w r I1Jit h Ru n'> q ood I OCIP lor lotge ga10gr> w o• l. 747 18M~ areo ol ~o tl•II OI bu tld, nq Vl. rth ulolt 1y 100111 f r'tl1Pn1 por ch ~ t 1 1 WA.Lllt:X VI NYl <OOtPd and ptP up l or mobtle homP loro tcd •I! po~ tr>d wall (O \' t •tlllg~ Chom P lot~g~..-d l fA ~ lo rng S ~ b OO ' '(ltn 64 pall t-.rn boo !.. !> O urc k Ph on (> 14'/ .!%5 'f"·!vr{f• Ph on e 9Q( 37 .& 8 or qq[ !:104'0 Ktng Bvd detS ) upply HOUSI. AN D hu'> ll1h ~ bu .ldmg +11 Co M rd d lepor t 0 Plf' nl y ol Rt•('(hvdlro 'IB5 35']<1 It('(' par~ rng l:i U)I N~ ) S BU ILDIN G wrt ll l>1111 1q !97 <~ YAMAHA 01 ']50 b ct•ll (•nt quar t er~ 30 • ~0 l oca ted on wnd .t•on Call Q9') 63 49 Mo11l )I lPPI Ru tland ~ or ~o! t • 01 trade See or col i 1 0 1916 HO N DA CB 7)0 Fut> l t•nt ~I('WOtl 747 7421 cond1 tt on Call after 7 pm GOOD MtnO hov lor ,olf' Coli ~IO W Y 100111~ Let us test your water Free PU!l-2171 St. Rt . 143, toward Rutland, bu•lduu~ .., •289.95 SMI_TH NELSON ft10TORS, INC. '¥• miles of! Rt. 7 by-pass on toorr ( oil qq']?7JH ot 99/ S30J NEED A WATER SOFTENER? DAVID BRICKLES General. Contracting ROGER HYSELl GARAGE JU)I CO M.,l t:1 l[) n (•w houw 111 Mtddl~>p o •t I or mn rP tnl mr11tl Bfi U~ H 08539•9 1 OW N! f! 0( I(> ~ ..... ,h q I OO !l\ lt ou~f"> I RH C. A ~ 'J tOf qotoy t• \Ut nr n t•; kti t h t•tr om! hnrrJ pr(' d h~ 1 c r t' t't., .., Cull 9f:lS 3827 ~~ :, CJq'} IQS<J n tt ~·r luiltla••' CH to II• C.r•. Open 9:oo til9 :00 Mon.- Friday 9:00 lil6 :00 Saturday 12 :00 li 16:00 Sunday 2-2·1fc Coli 997 7481 ~y lR ACIQR Whf'C'I Ht""C' h p 9Cj') 1891 ~ d 1 ~ hw mhpr up M• ddlc-po ' t V/1, IH A Al liS CH Al ML RS 1957 Moci C'I CA lra(lot wt!h pl o w~ Good ~ h opt.· ready to QO sqso Colt . ..tllletor t('itchen Cabinets, Roofing , Concrete Patios , Sidewalks, New Construction & Remodeling . I CICIC ond near Rutland 74!31 '9,.. _Jac k W. Carsey , Mgr . Service ·- •rom the ..,,.., Trud 6: Elec . Co . 20,33 ; Mary Tylor Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes 15 6:oo-News 3,4,8,10,J,1S; World Evangelism 6: Zoom 20. 6 : 3~NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; CBS News 8, 10; Over Easy 20. 7:0Q-Cross-Wits 3,4; Marty _Robbins' Spotlight 8; News 10; Newlywed Game 13; Gill igan's Is. 15; Da niel Foster. M.D. 20; Know Your Schools 33. 7 :3 ~ Thai Nashville Musi c 3; In Search Of 4; Nash vil le on the Road 15; Match Game PM 8: MacNeil · Lehrer Reporl 20,33; Wild Kingdom 10: Candid Ca mera 13. 8:oo-Little House On The Prairie 3,4, 15; Sugar Time! 13 : Peanuts 8,10: Consumer SurviYol Kit 20,33 . 5 : 3~News H 0 Ml 511E~ l ar !>Ole NI.W 3 be dr oom hou!>e "l bo t h ~ oil clec I a cre Mtd dle pott dosP to fl ull011d Phonp 9Q1 Pomeroy Landmark Radiator~ 0. Check our low , low pric es on FERTILiZER, NITROGEN, . EXPERIEN(ED ' Fo• All Your Gt•nc• •·•' Eleclr" TV·, 1q75 QQ/ 784 3 1?7S 11 hom fl ntshed alter 4 WAUPAPER, PAINT & SUPPLIES HAY FOR ~ole Allo lfo (fovct and l 11nolh y A lso oop ground l o r r('n l or !>hat es Ph o ne 742 7566 . 949 MO~DAY , APRIL 10, 1978 5:oo-Bonanza 3; Slar Trek . 4; Gunsm0ke8; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hog~n ·s Heroes 10; Emergen cy One 13 ; Petticoat Junction lS. We have en Ia rged our service department and will service ·Hotpoint and other brands. $71 00 . NICE PI GS l ot ~ ole A !tPt 5. r oll AI A Time 8,10; Arl America 20; Make & Clancy 33. · lO :OQ-197 World Evangelism 6; Lou Grant 8,10; News 20; Originals 33. . 10 : 3~Farm Digest 20 : Anyone for Tennyscin? 33. 11 :oo-News 3,A,6 8, 10, 13,15; Dick Cavell 20; Over Easy 33. , 11 :31>-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Pollee Story 6,13 ; Movie " Dark of the Sun" 8; ABC News 33; Movie " The Third Secrel" 10; 12 :oo-:-Janakl 33. 12 : 41>-News 13; 1:oo- Tomorrow 3.4. Movie Challen l S& 7 P.M.- Checkered Flag or Crash I PG) 9 & 11 P.M. - Netwo rk I R) Chlnnel Cable 5 6:30P.M. - Testimony Time 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show 10:00 - 700 Club. TELEVISION VIEWING . D Busi,-iess .Services APPLIANCE . SERVICE Vo r' S l YXJ (;ivr Away FR EE DA I SUN . PICKUP qq7 74S 9 h C'r ('l l Ho tom b O ht o 1 698 -S075 o r Tolbon ~l·n<l'!> IHRI E COAl W-..A.~!ll"ON t , 'ond growl co le tum r hlottd!" le r l tlrz ct dog l oad a11d all typ e~ o l so li tJo.. CC' I~tat )all Worh s Inc . l:: Mou1 St Po lll aro y qQ2 3891 lor solo- Phone 99? 77b5 COU fj] fJ ( MOB Ill Ho•M-· P ar ~ HrJult• !J nmth of P mr~eroy lotgl' lc,l C.oll4 0? 7479 CROP RI:OUO SA FE & la s. t wtth Go Be ~e 1obleh 8. F Vnp wa ter ptll ~ Nchan Drug 11d For n ,,nt j I bot h 1977 Cov e rtt 1y 17 ]( 65 3 bedr oom 190Q Stote~tnon 17 • 60 I bcdi OOill '" f-'I G~ WANH D •as 3~•o at R 0 Rllcinc . l ot ~ rep bumper fJr;rN·r r>y Helen 0 1as . ( 4 1 10 per ton Bundled ~ l ob ~6 pC't tori Oe ltv('f ed to Oht o Polle t Co'" Rt ') Pom eroy 9Q ') 168Q ~peed Wanh'd to llf'nt WAN I TO 11~111 r urm'>h t•d R oll and Otan and Burson and Bertha Burson ~hlHP 1111 M ill':. rwpch port ond l ull h! It f ull !rtnP rnu\ t hL' I t•t• 111 rro~ " l w11h ~ nrght"' t p r ovtsl on~ . Wh•Ch spec d tc provision Jdlt> Olj''d .r"illliO!I Irom" 99J )79lJ A 'U pi; B urson and Bertna Bu r son , n us oa nd and w rt e . d ec easeo . to C A Huff. an 1n t er es t betng ass,gned to Cha r l es E on- the WOO D Pol es rn a • dt am e let 10 on la rges t end SB 111q l•t Aprd13or 7JO prn WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES \ CHIP Rutland 742-9575 (l lARAN ( I SALf bPqlll'> Man Hec k .) 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JJH~Q 572 50 Ph one (614 ) 698 " WE-UNS GOT A BACK-UP SYSTEM �' ' · 8-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Mon(jay, Apriii0,J978 Deputies wJail &aturday .without bond. ---------------------~-----, Area Death · ! l Treaty appro·val not so rosy (ContlmMd"" page 1) I . . Meigs Junior High where she did not see anything and ~as was a member of the band backing. When he heard the and an honorary mrmber of horn it wa s too late. · -the Eight and Forty. Neighler;s vehicle struck the Funeral services will be right front bumper edge and held 1 p.m. Tuesday at Ewing right front fender . There was Chapel with the Rev . Roger light to moderate damage to Wat son offic ia ting. Burial the Nel:;on vehicle and no will be in Cherry Ridge damage to the Neigler Cemetery , Friends may call vehicle. at the funeral home any time. Sher iff J ames Proffitt ad.vises deputies began an SQUAD RUNS investi gation into the The Pomeroy emergency shooting and killing of a 16squad was ca lled to Vale St. vear-old Walker coon hound SHERR! MARSHALL ' al9:30 a. m. Sunday for Mrs. owned by Wiley Cornell, Rt. Ronald Richards who was ill. Sherri Huth Marshall , 13. I, Portland. · She was taken to Veterans According to the in· . Hemlock Grove, died Memorial Hospital. formation, the dog was found Saturday afternoon a t M 1: 15 p. m. the squad was dead 10 days ago. bul Mr. Children 's Hos pi tal, called to Mechani c · St. for Comell was out of to wn Columbus. a vidim of Cysti c who was Terry Derenberger working . Fibrosis. Miss ~larshall was also tak en to V cte rans born Jan. 30, 1965. She was emorial Hospital. M preceded in death by one Middleport fire brother , Bryan. She is survived by her Mr and Mrs . parents. REGULAR SESSION fighters ealled Charles Mar shall. lhr ee RA CINE ~ A r eg ular brothers. Barry, Charlie and meet ing of Racine Lodge 461 , Middleport 's fire depm1· Randy , all at home. one F&AM, will be held at i : 30 ment was called to the Meigs sister , Denise at home, p.m. Tuesday at the temple. Plaza at 7:39 p, m. Saturday where a car own ed by Fred paternal gra ndmother. Mrs. Charles Marshall. Gallagher, Rupe, Route 1, Cheshi re. had W. Va ., mate rnal grand· GET UCENSE caught fire . Wiring under the mother. Mrs . Lavada A marriage license was hood was badly burned. .Johnson . Gallagher, and issued to Howard Stevenson. At 8:18 p, m. Saturday, the 69 , Rt. 2, Albany and Gladys fire department went to S£'veral aunts and uncles . She was a member of the King, 63, West Hamlin. Poplar Ridge to extinguish a Juni or Auxiliary of the brush fire on property owned American Le gion und a by Robert A'. Bet z. seventh grader student m DRUG ABUSE PROGRAM MASON - The Stewart· .Johnson Post 9926, V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary of Mason will ;-ponsor a drug abuse Harry O' Dairy prog ram on Monda y. April Loves 10. at the St. Joseph Parish April 8- 14 Pepsi Hall in Mason at 7 p. m. Cola Cpl. Fitzwater of the West Vi rgin ia State Police Department will be guest speaker for the evening. Everyone is urged to attend this In formativ e and interesting program. Refresh ments o{ soft drinks Will be on sa le for those who want them . on~ sPEciAL HOT DOG and FRENCH FRIES 7!r United Press International Teachers and non-teaching employees in Toledo went on strike today while school .employees in Brunswick and Richmond Heights remained · on strike in con tract disputes. A tentative agreement was reached in Ashtabula. Toledo teachers set up picket lines early today after Ill hours of negotiatons failed "' produce a contract ' and were joined by the non - . Funding (Condnued lrGm Jllie I) The site, which ts located next to tile Veterans Memorial Hospital, was used as part of the local cost share. Mental Health services for Meigs County are presently being housed in the ol'd Meigs General Hospital on Second Ave., Pomeroy. ., Hospital News Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday Admissions Gloria Reynolds, Pomeroy; Mildred Dains, Pomeroy; Shirley Bishop, Rutland; Darlene Priddy, Middleport ; Judy Williams , Cheshire; Wayne Gilland, Tuppers Plains. - Discharged ~ Malinda First, Ella Linehan. Ethel Carson , Mary Ne)son, Joseph Proffitt. Addie Powell, Alpha Cotterill , Velma Imboden, Walter Garnes. Sunday Admissions Clesson Denney, Langsville; Lawrence Hysell, Mid· dleport ; Jimmy Graham, Reedsville; Paulh\e Saunders , Middleport; Wilma Riggs, Racine. Sunda y Discharges Myrta Schaefer, Mary Meredith. wick teachers spent the weekedd in jail after being cited for contempt. of court for disobeying .Medina County Common Pleas Judge Neil Whitfield's restraining order against their strike. The walkout began March 29 over the school board's refusal to accept an impasse panel's contract proposal. Between 500 and 700 persons gathered on the square In Medina &mday afternoon and marched to the county jail to demonstrate support for the strikers. The school board also asked for contempt action against 56 more teachers. The ~rlke Involved 315 of the system's 342 teachers, cutting class attendance to a tiny fractiOn of the system's 8;100 stUdents. , Whitfield sent the b!achers Sunday's demonstrators were allowed to talk to them through a· fence on the grounds. The crowd Included striking teachers, teachers from other school district& and parents of Brunswick school children. In Richmond Heights, picketing of . the schools by members of the Ohio AssQClation of Public ~ool Employes was stopped during the weekend. OAPSE leader KBren Huston said the school board refused to . negotiate despite the s!19pell8ion of picketing. ANGEL BLACK, left, was named moot improved cheerleader at Eastern during Saturday's banquet. Mary Mora was named outsta!'ldlng cheerleader llnd Brenda Boyles was honored as a senior cheerleader. - Greg Bailey photos. (See additional ptctures and story oo page 3.) We Now Feature 3 Flavors of Sonny Burgers One or rwo day full ' denru rc \t'Tvi c t, ( 'all for ~our frft rnp~ of Ih . p;mrah & rrlines. Ri "lerr \ infnrmwlhl' brnd)UFt'. CONES Locust & 4th St ., Middleport , 0 . r t ·r lr i From An ywhm In Oh'o I ~ Call Fret• 1-800-282-6410 Dr.lklnald ERiviere • Dr. i\.J . Swehlr • Dr. C.\\' Ll<':tl 11 D1 (, J Stombaugh •Dr. \\' .D. 1\nnhaii •Or. J C. ~1u rpll\ •Dr. J Ochm:rn 992-5248 The lol tvrere Center 'l4Q L L"lngllon A"<. Lesley is getting ready to become a nurse ..•. to 5000 gallons, $4.20; 5100 to provides an equitable and meetjng will be held in 0000, $5.10; 8100 to 10000, $6; fair rate fo·r the town. The Columbus next Tuesday to introduce the coordinator and 10,1 00 . to 15 ,000 , $9 .60 ; 15 .001 present contract ,will expire •lO ""000 $14 40 "" 100 t on June 27 , It was decided the explain aspects of his duties. ••: ' . ; ••• 0 25,000 gallons; $16.80 and over utility committee, Mayor Council agreed to renew Ihe :?.'l,OOO gallons, $16.80 plus 12 Hoffman and Koebel will swimming pool insurance cents for each additional1,000 meet on Wednesday, Aprill9 policy, due May 29, with the gallons of water used. for further discussion . Mullen Insurance Agency. ' John Koebel, local Clerk-Treasurer Gene Charl es Mullen . a coun manager of Columbia Gas of Grate read a letter from the Cilman, did not vote on the oh·10 ·h ·1 Ohio Consumers Gouncil . in action . The repott of Ma yor • .,me(,.,, wtt co unci regarding a new contract be- · reference . to Columbia Gas. '""Hoffman for Match showed tween the company and The letter stated Columbia receipts of $2,372.25 in fine s village. Gas is making numerous and fees and $108 in merchant Council President Marvin individual contracts with police collections for a total of Kelly stressed council wishes village§ in Ohio with varying . $2,480.25. Co unci l approved to get the best rate possible rates. The letter stated a the report. for residents. Koebel said the community assistance Mayor Hoffman explained compromise rate of a four coordinator is being em· he has copies of rules and percent increase the first ployed to advise towns of the regulations pertaining to the year and five percent the actions of the company In final fl ood elevation statistics second year of a new contract vari ous . communit 'es. A (Continued on page 8) .· . in Briefsi By Unlted Press International REYNOLDSBURG. OHIO - REYNOLDSBURG voters Monday voted down a U mill bond issue to raise $5.5 million for new school building by a 1,523-2,160 vote. School Superintendent John Babel said after the vote, "We're in trouble and it's going to get worse ." He said students are already sitting in hallways and closets for classes. A similar levy was voted down last November. Babel said the school board would have In consider whether to make a third try for approval . ·· YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO - UNITED STEELWORKERS of America President l.Joyd McBride has requested that specific restrictions be imposed by the U. S. Department of Justice before it approves a'proposed merger between LTV and Lykes Corp. · In a letter to Assistant Attorney General John Shenefield of the department's Antitrust Division, McBride said lack of access wcompany records prevents the union from offerin g an •. informed opinion on whether the merger should be allowed . SENIOR ATHLETES honored during Saturday's annual sports banquet at Eastern are, left to right, Ed c~·o n omrl'~r ll 1 For dairy Isle Middleport Village Council, meeting in regular session Monday night, approved the first reading of an ordinance to increase sewage rat,es. Preceding the action, it was pointed out the increase has been: requested by the Middleport Board of Public Af_fairs. Mayor Fred Hoffman com·mented the costs of operations have 'increased, bui no increase in sewage rates has become effective since 1967. According to the ordinance, which must be approved at two more readings, the rate will be determined by ' the amount of · water used . Minimum rate will be $3. The other rates will include : 2100 IL'l h nl(l .tll \ Y. l ll Soft-Se.rve + ·Middleport's seWer ,rates to be increased ~News. Ou1 l.l<l ! f of J ~ n rr ~ l\ an d lllii~L' \ ' l.)lJf nr_~tolll dciJI\H~ qwlU\ · and ' ColumbU> .=i. • Lesley Carr Jives in Pomeroy . She's had a savings account at Farmers Bank since she was only a week old and she plans to keep on saving because she wants to go to college and become a nurse. Farmers Bank is helping Lesley by paying Interest on her passbook savings account. If you are concerned about planning for your future, like Lesley is, Farmers Bank has the right savings plan for you . We'll pay you the highest rate of interest possible . Lesley knows . · People you know. .len ow Farmers. Holzer Medical Center Discharges AprO 7 Helen Bixby , Carrie. Blankenship, Edmund Campbell , Forrest Clark. Kelly Colley, Dwayne Cor· dell, Patrick Denny, Sheryl Fitch, Pamela Gahm, James Harris II , Douglas Huston , Ruth Lucas, Freddie Mathews Jr ., Evelyn McFan. Esther Nibert, David Perkins, Nan cy Plants, Marsha Powell, Wylodine Riggle, Kevin Riggs, Vanessa Robbins, Terry Sanders, Judith Scites, Ralphy Selby, . Nveolene Sharp, Shelby Smith, James Spencer. Joseph Stewart, Roberta Warren , Dock Watts, Ruth Willey, Wanda Williams, Mrs. Brent Wilson and son, Ennel Woodyard. Births AprO 7 Mr. and Mrs . Michael Roush, a son, Pt. Pleasant. Discharges AprO 8 Elizabeth Bailey, Myron Bess, Marc Bishop, Everett Brown, Lulie Clar~. James Dishong, Marjorie Duck· worth, Mrs. Timothy Harr and daughter, Hazel Hart, Robin Henderson, William Jamison !II, Carol Judy, Kathryn Mayes, Claude C. Miller , Earl Mills, Eleanor Mills, Melissa Nance, Hearld Patton, Marcus Poffenbarger, Jeremy Potts, Nancy Powers, Mrs. Robert Roush . and daughter, Jason Shiver, Teresa Smith, John Stanley, John Thacker. Mrs. James Vitltoe and son, Kelley Wasmer. Births AprO 8 Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Causey, a daughter, Ray; Mr . and Mrs. James Clark, a daughter, Pomeroy. Discharges AprU 9 Mrs. Harold Allen and daughter , Janice Buskirk, Mary Butcher, Joseph Crawford , Jamie Davies, Helen Dempsey, Joseph Evans , Grace. Fisher, Patricia Forgey, Lloyd Haskin s, Leroy Manns, Douglas Martin, Ryan McCarl ey, William Neutzllng Jr ., Hallie Patton, Rita J>lckens, Mrs. Ralph Prater · and son, VIrginia Roush, Evelyn Siders. Birth• AprU 9 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Davis, a daughter. Pt. Pleasant. Farmers Bank POMEROY, OHIO Member FDIC - Jackson &J»erkzns COLUMBUS - STEVE CONUFF, THE 28-year-()id Columbus resident charged with hitting Gov. James A. Rhodes in the face with a pie last summer, filed suit in U. S. District Court Monday wget his name on the June primary ballot as a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor. ROSE BUSHES WASHINGTON - THE SENATE SEEMS TO BE GETnNG more deeply eruneshed in controve rsy with its revisions to the Panama Canal treaties, while House members are stirring up some heated issues of their own. The House faces a possible confrontation this week with President Carter over farm legislatton, and the House Ways and Means Committee is being besieged with an intense lobby on proposals that would allow federal tuition ·credits for parents of private schoolc hildren. Sturdy! Hardy! Everblooming! Two year field grown PUCO continues. super rooted roses. The most popular and best hearingst~day growing varieties. ORE GOLD ,... Arlene Francis ,... Char. Annstrong ,.... Chrysler Imperial Jackson & Perkins REDI·PLANTED · PATENTED . ROSES ,.... Eclipse ,.... Prominent ,... K.T. Marshall vColorMa&ie ,.... Korde5 Perfecta ,.... Double Dei&ht ,... New Yorker ,.... Arst Prize ,...peace vOreaold ,... Tiffany ,.... White Queen ,.... Pristine ,.... Red Misterpiece vCharisma ~Blaze MEET TUESDAY Chester Township Trustees will meet Tuesday, April 11, at 7 p.m. at the town hall In Otester. CINCINNATI - IT WILL BE DIFF!Clfl,T to conti nue massive, court-ordered school busing in Dayton if a federal appeals court that has favored Dayton busing in the past now changes its mind , an NAACP lawyer concedes. "II we lose here, we've got problems," NAACP attorney William Caldwell said alter arguing for a continuation of busing in Dayton at a 6th U. S. Orcuit Court of Appeals hearing Monday. Otevalier, Becky Windon, Coach Stu Aberdeen, . ~uest speaker; Kim Batey and Dave IITown. See additional pictures and story on page 3. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ,... Queen Elizabeth - rnt Edition ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ·e • JAYCEES of Meigs County will serve as a safety patrol for the ·'Hik e-Bike" to be held on Sat urday, April 29. Registration will be from 9 to 10 a.m with the event to begin ;.t 10 from the Senior Citizens Center. Proceeds from the fourth ann ual Hike-Bike will be used for retarded at y dtizens of Meigs Co unty. Shown are. front on'"bikes, 1-r, Mike Mullen , president of the Jaycees, and Bob Haggy; standing, 1-r. Jeff Howe ll. John Kauff. ch airman of the patrol, Hank Cleland, general chairman , Dave .Jenkins, Kenneth Searles, Paul Ables . 4 en tine • Fifteen Cents Vul. 2X. No. 2o2 r~::.>.~~~;;:~:;:,~'%'-'-'-'~;;;;,;;:;&.\:;::s::.~~:~~-.::::.,,,-.:,.::.,~'~1 in ooe or too dags Our Popular . Pomeroy-Middleport, O~io Tuesday, April I I, 1978 Cust~m . fuD Try One of • teaching ·employees. The contract' expired in August of 1976 and was extended. Teac~ers voted last week to strike today if negotiations failed to prodUce a contract. The walkout affects 1,200 teachers and 52,000 students, although school employees . maintain they will keep schools open. In Ashtabula, til school employees - represented by the Ashtabula Area Teachers Association and the OAPSE - struck Friday over stalled · wage negotiations and were voting early today on the new contract. The 292 teachers and 1:?.'l non-teaching employees · demanded that their contract continue to allot 60.4 percent of the system's budget for employee salaries . . Union officials said tbe school board, ha vlng realized an estimated $1 million In new tax revenue from the bankrupt Penn Central Raiiroad and its successor, Conrail, asked for a cut to 57 perce nt. The current minimum salary for teachers is $8,704 a. year . Less than 50 of the system's 6,000 pupils attended classes Friday, strikers said. In Medina Co., 37 Bruns· ' ' mLUMBUS (UP!) - An angry Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. customer told a hearing Monday that when the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio "forgets that the first wbrd is public, it is time for the people to rebel. " Shirley Nimitz of Colwnbus was one of 26 consumers who testified at a pa~ked PUCO hearing on the utility's plan to spread its SIB million to $19 million in winter fuel costs over low- summer months. "If the governor has appointed a Public Utilities Commission which forgets that the first word is public, it is time for the people to rebel," Ms. Nimitz said. She received a standing ovation following her 10 minute speech. Jan .Griesinger of Athens noted that since C&SOE can pass of Its fuel costs through the fuel adjustment clause of monthly bills, there is no incentilve for the company to 9hop for cheap coal. She and Athens city Councilman . Jerry Adams que.!llloned the utility's use of coal produced by and bought from Slmco-Peabody mines of which C&SOE is two-third oWner and from which It receives profits and payments. The hearing Is scheduled to continue today. John Apel, C&SOE vice president for environmental and fuel management, lelitlfled In Monday's opening hearing . He was scheduled to continue his explanation of the charges today . Also scheduled to testifY today were W. Robert Kelley , C&SOE vice president for electric o pera tio~s. and William R. Forrester , assistant manager for rates and regulations. The hearing is part of the semi-annual PUCO review of a utility's fuel adjiJStment charges. An audit of the charges is conducted each year. The utility has requested that the PUCO approve their plan In distribute 'January , February and March fuel costs over customers' May, June, July and August utility bills. Company officials estimate that if the PUCO approves the cost allocation plan, each would customers ' bill increase about $4 a month during the summer. The fuel charges are higher than normal this year because of extensive emergency powe~ purchases , by all electric utilities last winter. Much of the. extra cost stems from emergency power purchased from out-ofstate utilities when C&SOE was unable to meet Its customers' demand with Its own generating capacity. Other electric utilities have proposed similar . cost allocation procedures for the swnmer billing period. Fund raising event starts MURDER CHARGED Leonard M. Fltchpatrlek, Middleport, charged wtth murder by prosecuting attorney Rick Crow, in the alleged shooting of his wile, Kathryn Ellen Fitchpatrick, 21, early Sunday morning, made his initial appearance Monday before County Court Judge Robert E. Buck. Bond was fixed at $100,000. A preliminary hearing was set for Wed· nesday at I p.m. Filch· patrick is lodged in jail In lieu of bond. An ambitio us prujecl of The auditorium would be 40 raising $120,000 in publi c fer l wirle Hnd 92 feet long and, coni ributinn.'i and pledges fur in adtlitiou, there wo uld be a the const ruction of a n~w lmgc kitchen farility where hcmll' ~ l:trge enough to rnrrds cuuld be prepared and become a f(lcility for serving r1 rec rl'e~tion room. mfin y a<.1ivi11cs uf the county· Since I he post first ini tl atrd • - has been launc hed by Drew plans, inflation has taken Websler Pusl 39, Amencan ove r drastically . The $1:W,OOO Legion . rs the est 11na te 11f the amounl The post !Jflginated the 1dea needed to complete the :;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:::::::::::::;:::::::::;:;:::::;.;:;::::::::::: ·:::::::;:; uf bu ilding a new post home building. 12 ~'ears ago. The publi c !ind ivid ua ls, Plans we re drawn up and a busin ess e s a nd fund drive was started with organizations I IS being asked Cooler tonight, with lows in approximately $10.000 being to give to the fund drive for the mid or lower 50s. Partly ra 1sed . Abou t the same tim('. the facility . When com pleted sunny Wednesday , with highs lhc post purchased some 10 it wou ld provide a meeting between 65 a nd 70 . 111e · acres of gro und adjoining the plarc fur s uch events a~ probability of precipitation is Huck Sprin gs Fairgrounds on alumni reuni ons. la rge 90 percent this morning. 40 which to build the new home. ·meel mgs and other activiticR percent this afternoon and However, eo nstruction m the county which cannot bl' evening and 10 percent late " did nut st art Since it tuok over accommoda ted in present tonight and Wednesday. a year just IQ gel state .a p· structures p1·nval of lhc plans and the The post has formulated a sewage treatmenl facilitie s memorial plan where con· All of the building plans have t ributions can be made in th •· now been approved and some memory of anothe r person or The Pomeroy Flower Shop had two wi!Ulers in the Daily Senlin ~l' s Easte r co lormg NOW YOU KNOW sc waw~ 1reatmcnt facilities orga nization. For donations contest . Mrs. Vera VanMet er of the shop presents $5 prizes to Pa ul Du ff. son of ~r . and Mrs . The Arab states of Oman installed . lotaling $200 the name will be Alfred Duff, Pomeroy. third in the 9-12 age category. and Wend)' Fry. 7, dllu~hter of Mr . il nd and, Qatar have never held Pl[ins ca ll for the new horne engraved on a plate and censuses. Mrs. Mike Fry , Syr acuse, ~nd third place wumer in the i-8 yec:1rs cate,_;or) to incorporate an auditorium placed tn the new home. For accommodating up to lOO dunations of $500 or more, prrso ns for dinners cwd up to plaques or some other 700 for just normal sitting . suitable notation will be made for acknowledging th e l\mtnbuti on. · A cO!hh1ittee composed of ........ ' ' Paul Casci. chairman ; Charles Swatzel and Leonard Jewell IS headi ng the con· struction project. Any of the lhree will be glad to visit any By ROBERT KAYLOR becau.' e of "big dollars here nounccd that at l'a rler 's IJe length y, with at lca't some resi den ce or group and WASHINGTON (UP! I that can be saved ." di rection B Pentagon review dwnges likely . discuss plans for the buildin r: President Garter will wait Th e pan e l ' s Carter sa id he would give of the rL'<'o rnmcndations was as well as Ll s uitable marker until next year to act on new the recommendations careful gettin g under WHY and rL'<.'O tnfiH.mdations - which ftir those wishin ~ to make proposals to stop lifetime ;1udy, but told the nine- legislation rould b~· expeeted may or i11ay not be accepted eon trrbutions. pensions of 20-year mililary member panel in an Oval "tn time for lhe begmrung of iJ> full by Ca rter -· would ~! EDINA, Ohio iUPl i ~ Those wishing to make veterans and end retirees' Office meeting Monday that the· next Congress," delay pen sions for 2().year Michael Swihart , of con tnbutions rnay sen!f them " double-dipping" in other legislative requests would not Past ;1 ttempts to change ret.irers until age 62. At Bruns,.ick, convicted in th<· to Drew Webster Pqst :!9, federal jobs. be made until January . mi lit ary reliremcnt h;n·c presl!nt the retirct•s receive baseball bat slayings ht s American L{!giun , P. 0. Box Charles J . Zwick, chairman He didn 't say so. but he never gotten far in Congre~s . half b <~sic pay for li fe family last fall, has been of the blue-ribbon may have bee n hoping to Military groups arc expected imme<lii:ttely on retirement . se nten ced , to die in the 401. 'P1"neroy. and are to denote on checks that the commission which made the keep the controversial issue to lobby hard a ~ainsl the which can be as youn ~ as 37 . electric chair next Oct. 23 . amount is for the new post milit'ary pens io n fr om becoming enta ngled proposals. Summit County Common · " I und crswnd the 50 h'11ne. II 1s being stressed, recommendations to Carter, with con~ressio n al elections Despit e public opin 1on r>'rcent retiremenl pay at the Pleas Court Judge James V. while the appeal for funds is told reporters he was urging thi s fall . Barbuto sentenced th e 19· against retirement co~ts that end of 20 years creates a the administration to draft Later in the day Defense will total $9.2billion this year. problem." Cm tcr told the yearold Swi hart to death being made by post members legislation by this swnmer Secretary Harold Brown an· considcr!ltion of the plan will panel members . " It ma kes it specifi cally for the murder of and members of the auxiliary, the public is being difficult for the secretary of his 9-yearold brother, asked to help since present defense to persuade qualiiied. Russell. pcr.son :-; to sla )· in the Barbuto also se ntenced the plans call for using the new military ." Swihart to a ltfe prison term facilil y as a public building. for the. killin g of his mother , Susan, and older brother, Brian , 16. He was given a seven-to · ~ ¥ear sentence for setting fire By ED ROGERS Kearney's indictment last on the Weathermen "were to the his fam ilv's suburban WASHINGTON (UP! ) April stirred protest because lectured on how to conduct Brunswick home after killing With former FBI chief I... o one knew higher offici als surreptitious enl(ies," said them. Patrick Gray and two senior wer e in line fo r punishment. one charge. The fatal baseball bat club· assistants Indicted, Attorn ey Bell said a thr ee-year .Ju stice Departm e nt bing of Swihart's father had General Griffin Bell says inv estiga tion now shows official s satd the maxim um lloomas E. Hyrne, 24, Rt. 3, Meigs Co unty Sheriff's been ruled an accident by the accountability for illegal Kearney was "actin g under penalty is 10 years in prison Ga llipoli s, was charged with Department investigated a court. . wiretaps and break~ns have orders ." OWl following a tra ffi c actheft at Racine Sunday . and ~ $10,000 fine . Swihart. who was a student been placed where they cidcn l at 10 : 10 p n1. Monday ,Jeffrey L. Hill. Racine, has · denied ever Gray "TI1afis not an excuse· and at Miami Uni versi ty at the belong - at the top . on SH 141 , six tenths of a mile reported he had parked his pp roving an illega l act. a it is not to be so con;trued in time of the murders, had This, Beil said Monday , the future, " Bell said. west of Gallipolis. The Ga lliaauto at the Racine Village particularly burglaries. pleaded innocent by reason of means· dropping all charges Among those fa cing Meigs Post State flighway insanity . His attorneys will -Waterworks area to go to his The indicted offi cials were against John C. Kearney , charged with :!2 ove rt acts disci plinary action. Bell said, Patr<ol said Hyrne going west, employment at the Sporn appeal the sentence. retired boss of New York including writing memos, re- is J . Wallace LaPrade , oow lost control of his car on a He was found guilty of the Plant. City's Squad 47, whose job ceiving reports of ac tual director of the New York City curve . The vehicle ran off the On his return Sunday slayings by a Common Pleas was to track down fugitive breakins, and telephone taps FBI offi ce. "for his conduct in left side of the highway morning, he discovered his Court jury nearly two months Weatherman radicals who of friends and associates in these matters and during the &triking an em bankment. auto had been entered and an ago. claimed credit for bombings efforts to learn where the course of the investigation ," Byme suffered visible B track tape player, FM In 1969. ·converted , Stewart Warner The di sci plin ary actions inju ries but was not imfugitives were hiding . A federal grand jw-y in m~diately treated. There Temp gauge, and a tape were might range fr om letters of The grand jury's list of CLASSES OFF Washington cha~ged Gray, "overt acts" in the . alleged ce nsur e missing.' Loss was estimated to for ce d was moderate damage. RACINE Planned associate FBI Director Mark con s pir ac y includ , ·' resignations, Bell said . A deer accident occurred at at $102. Saturday classes in the Felt, and former FBI intelli- meetings Asa Hoskins, Rt. 2, Gray 's title during hi s brief 10:30 p.m. Monday on SR 143 at various gence chief EdwardS. Miller locations, a talk Gray gave to time in 'Offil-c was "actin g in Meigs Cou nty, two and one South ern Local School Pomeroy, reported within the District for the remainder of la st week a two year old with conspiring to violate the a group of FBI officials, director" because the Senate tenth miles west of SR 7. tbis school year have been Holstei n heifer had been civil rights of Squad 47's memos and reports to ne ver The animal ran into the co nfirm ed hi s cancelled. Supt. Bob J . Otd stolen from a field along SR breakin targets. ·Washington about specific nomina tion by Richard front of a car driven by Paul said today. Classes had been Bell said 68 other FBI break-ins. Nixon . Gray became caught ' Ray Bright, 19 , Pomeroy. 6111 and Twp. 24~. Tracks at sc heduled this com ing agent~ and two Justi ce There was minor damage . up in the Watergate scandal scene indicated a vehicle had About Oct. 6. 1972, in Ocpartment officials will be Quantico', Va ., FBI agents an d Nixon finally withdrew The d~ e r continued on Saturday, April l5, in ad· backed up to the fence which <lition to otller Saturdays. punished administratively. attending a tralpttg· course l)le nomination, ' following ,\he Impact. ( Conlin•led on page Weather President Carter to ac.t on ' 'double-dipping next year Swihart sentenced to death Former FBI chief, two DWI senior aids indicted charged Sheriff, deputies are busy •! � 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. 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