https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bdde9b667d286594ecffade44d6cac9b.pdf 395cedf8b584c46e51424bad44d874ae PDF Text Text ' ' · 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 •! �• 3- The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 2_ The Dally Sentuwl ~llddleport Pomero) 0 Tuesday Apr1lt1 1978 ....., attend sports J \ MES I FA Rtf \ 1 he sesstons v. er e West Virginian to head SHC presented by ph) SICians from the Cleveland Cl me Medical hospnals and Medical Srhool phvstclans The areas studied dur ng the co urse were treatment of cot fere r t n the Un1ted the sho ul der m sport s S ItCS and s o 1e of the problems of lhe spu c head ' u 1gest o h ld he SHC nJune s 1n sport s ar kle (ha m anst 1p sp1a1 s the k ee n SJX rts Rel p1e It of th e 1977 hamstrmg and other n uscle It dg 1s award for Out >1 rams problems of he long st mdmg Young Ad diStance runners and JOggers n r <ll tor Ul the Un ted tl e adolescent and contact S "'" "I Canada Fariel sports the drug pro blems 10 F xr u c D rector of \octal S SOCiel) hand IO)UriCS r l•asant Valle) Hospita l m 1 sports problems of the P 101 Pleasa nt IS currentil g1nu ast and the fema le athlete Quest on a1d answer pc r1 ods follo " ed all present auons The lun cheon speaker for Thursday was Paul Warfield of the Cle1ela nd Browns and C VI C Warfle d stressed the 1m por ance of coac he s and pia) ers estabhshm g a means uf ' n numcatwn Warf1eld bne0) spoke of hi s college and professt onal career as a footba ll player On Frida) the 275 st udent s adJ ourn ed to the Sport s Med c1ne Complex assocwted " th the Cl mc Tl ese sess10ns "ere held on to~ ng I I I fa seJe<:t C sp<e al problem areas the f <Offi CII program proper Ill ng of fo otb all II I e~ 1 Apr 23 cqu pn ent and the use of I llrol !fleers urk n~ overt me e1s1a1e and other d 'a\S of h1 gh rul r acu dent ( I Re ss sa1d 1 u cd the beg u t r 1 ct OASIS to th the start of mu11er traff c In me that 1ra"l 1'111 weight machmes for the re habllllatiOn of InJured muscles F ollowmg th e conclusiOn of all sessions certificates of attenda nce were g1ven to each member and athlellc matenal for use 1n schools Mayes has been chosen to be the athlellc !ramer for the Bobcats next fall and Crabtree 1s to be the student \ramer Bot h w1ll be at tendmg summer classes on athlet c trammg In add1t10n to the tram1ng course Mayes has been " orkm g smce No\Cmber on acqu1nng h1s EMT cert II cation nu s IS In preparat ion for next fall l t \ ITtll TO I fo Nn lti::'ST f MF I( '\.1\ AS( NAR t A K HtRTIIOFF I ICII ( l'uhl'·' "")' u ' OASIS program starts April 23 COl UMBl s )ect r '-' f an a liv es b I redu ced ra tt tlr thane cr this \ea r ar t rna r talil the benef 1 cam 11 1 leHI poss ble In ortlt'r t HI ur tn t t-nforrt nH It r f th J<> n11l ptr hour l nut tl, High wa) Patti I "'II h gm u pr~ gram rat \I d 0 \ SIS Ohioans AAamll Speeding In our State n April 23 The na < OASIS """ chose n becau se bSt n ne speed laws 'a bl ""lion ( r every dm er < I Re1ss sa1d Th e pr ~ r <Jil s federalll fun dt d and deSign ed I pi oce mo re troopers on the hi gh" a\S to enforce the speed m• illd othe r traffi c laws Accordmg t the I nel the Nallonal fl gh" a l 1 rafh ( Safet) Admm str It r has agreed l pr 1\ 1defuncls to he Oh1 0 H1ghwa) Patr I for the r \t rs 1nd ut of a 1t { s r ~ He ''r ssed thai officers ••I I b< 'hoduted to create lhe max mum lmpaN on lht motoring pubhr High 'rs lu lrt\ patrols radar and a r <peed cherks 11111 be lhc pnn<i pal en f1 n em ut ..Jic , lcrs used \1 r c ur~•ng Oh o dn' ers to ' olunt anl) comply • th the 55 m1le per hour speed hnllt because It s a proH' rfesrn er 1nd fuel ec n n 1 11easurc Co l l{r• s.' ;a d ProJect OASIS " II be n plemented to stop the r s ng trend b) motor sts t dr 'c at II~her speeds than 55 rn1 les per hour TV. • .in Review Bv JOAN HA NALER t; PI TeleviSI n Wrller NEW YORK UPI - The hugt herds of c•nbou that) early make tll Clr \I a) frorn the Canadwn Yukon 10 the Arcttc Ocean pursue II\ es I slall sh unrest fr rever nudged b1 nature to keep movmg Car Jx u lne lnrTed ble Journe) s the subJ ~ct at hand nn NBC April 12 1\-9 p rn Easter n tur e Mi chael I andon narrates tlle film a production of Survival Angl a tile firm respon sible I r" e ut the best Wlldl fe programs to be seen 011 teleVISI On The car b u • ere filmed b) wildlife photographer Dav1d de Vnes and h1 s tr e~< 'era perwd of more tllan a year followmg a s•ngle herd of 125 000 of tlle heav lv antlered anunals on the1r 2 OOkm le round-{np JOurney from tile Og1h,e Mountams of Canada Ul the An lir Two • I U1e scen es were shced 1n - one n which wolves atta ck a caribou nd another IDV( lvt ng a bear - n part hecause f tl e ~r b)ems f lr )'ln~ to <apture the detailS of U1ese amnwl s 1.-cs n film The ca r))' u f th se who arer I U.'< I t hav ng b g de er m U1e1r lt vmg r' 11 I "P love I) swu t <1 s so ft ltx kmg fur and tnns that appea r! I g for tllem I a1ry They are trill) w1ld not v c1 u.s but they I ve where man do: es n 11 and f th~Ir tanrts are ever deve loped they likely Will be out lnst n<t dm< ' them tu " ' ve north m the sprmg and tlley mu st follow t <1 ~n 1! 1t means breasung the Porcupme f( ver whllt ts w nl<r IC e s br ea km~ up ro delay even few hours r uld mean the difference bet,.een I fe and de 1\h but Ill ~ il rll> u can t wa1t The cows and yearlings travel first and eve ry cow IS pregnant They m~i rea h llle• r birthmg grounds b' the f1rst week 1n June or die n the attempt The bulls hea I north two weeks later Unl1ke many wii rll le films th s nes dwells almost exclu • s1vely on the ca n bou except f r" few predators such as the wolver mt that k1ll s s ck calf 11 rt U1 sn w ge ese who also m 1ke tile tnp ' 1th 11 <rear f • I 1 diS to be found m tjl ese 1nh sp t 11 Is Is "'sed but l•d not Report• rs k I 1 11 n mat m~ of the showellhCt II II I tdulls \ De Vnes 'til J ""Ill ttl l1r 1111, Ill t Jkes place " 1tllm four or f ve <u• ys 111d he and I "crew wtrt confmed to \herr tent by a b1ttr r '!lorn duru g tha t pe1 1ud By the time the storm en ded tile cal ves were born F1ln m ~ w IS techmcally unposs1 bk He d1d ,)) • t lh • m 1t1ng of he anm "Is but It was Slli!ge>l< d tn hm NBC th 11 1 n.s "ould not be swtablc f If Anlcnc u tele VISIOn au ht 1 ' II though they w11J be shown m th e BriiJ.sh vers on "' PRESENTED TROPHY At the armual dinner of the Southeastern Oh1o Garden Tractor Pullers B1ll Kautz Chester was presented a trophy for tile high pomt wmner of 1977 Pomts are awarded for th e number of hookups to the pullmg sled plus placmg first through th~rd m all wetght classes for the 1977 pulling season Kautz was also the trophy w1nner of tile 1976 pulling season The club approved new rules for 1978 The pulls "Ill cons1st of fiVe we1ght classes 600 lb through I 200 lb for stock garden tractors The only reqwrements are removmg the mower one-half mch hole m tlle draw bar and up to 23 x 10 50 x 12 unshaved llres Th1s should enable anyone Interested m pullmg to compete Without extra preparatiOn The open class w1ll feature 900 lb and I 000 lb classes Atrophy w1ll be g1ven m 1978 for the h1gh pomt wmner m each class mstead of one wmner for all classes Officers elected were Dav1d Washburn Rt I Stewart president Dan Sm1th Rt I Racme v1ce pres1dent and Mrs Dav1d Washburn setTetary-treasurer Club meetmgs were set for the first Wednesday of each month Weatller pemuttmg the club w1ll have a tr al pull for anyone mterested m pullmg m 1978 at Chester April 16 No entr) fees w1ll be charged and ever) one IS 1nv1ted Legislators are being pressed for funding UPl Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio legislatl\ e leaders who 1ns1st the state treasury has no money to spare are bemg pressed for more an)'lla y fr om two dtfferent corners The OhiO chapter of the Amencan Feder at on of Sta e Count) and MuniCipal Emplo)ees planned a noon rail) on the Statehouse lawn tuda) to deu and higher pa) rmses for state employees At tile same tune the l£g tslature 1s bemg asked to help the fman c1ally troubled Cleveland school distnct get th rough the rest of tile school )ear w th out closmg Senate President Pro Tern pore 01 ver Ocasek D Akron and House Speaker Vernal G Riffe Jr D 'lew Boston were to meet at 10 a m w1tll De Franklm B Walter state public In s truct on supermtendent to see what can be done for tile Cle.eland schools Ocasek and R1ffe termed tile meeliiig exploratory 111 nature and srud tlley have no new deas on how to help out Cleveland other than to pay the d str ct 1ts normal subs1dy III advance rhey were to report to Walter on the1r weekend meetmg Wltll U S DistriCt Co urt Judge Frank J Batllstl who wants to keep tile Cleveland schools open Batusu co uld force the l£g slature to Issue a supple mental appropnatwn to the school d1str ct The $55 m•lhon ~1ate em ployee pay ra1se 1s now III a con ference comm1ttee but no meetings are scheduled until at least Wednesday State employee gro ups are dissatisfied wtth the 21).to 40cent hourly ra1se m the b II approved by the Senate AFSCME wants a 20 percent across-the board h1ke Meanwhile the Se nate Monday passed and sent to the House a bill enablmg JUdges to dea l more severe peanlt1es to drtvers who pass ~topped school buses rhe measure ado pted unammously ra 1ses the maxunum fine from StOO to $500 for such an offense But the key to th e measure will gJVe JUdges the power to suspend for up to one year the license of a driver convicted of passmg a stopped school bus Sen Neal F Zimmers Jr DDayton chtef sponsor sa td • , the b11l grew out of two me dents m West Ca rrollton Montgomery County one of which resulted n the death of a g1rl crossmg the road III front of a stopped school bus Zunmers srud the offending dr1ver was con11cted but could onl) be f1ned $100 The Judge couldn t even suspend or rest n ct the dr ve r s heense he said We felt the JUd ge ought to have add1t onal author ty Zunmers b11l also makes t probable ca use to arrest the dnver 11 he passes a 'topped school bus and h1 s li cense number 1s 1dent1f1ed 1ne senator sa d tl11s prov1 s on w11l make t eas1er to take offenders to court get tllem conVIcted and get people lllmkmg that It s agaiiist the law to pass a stopped school bus The b1ll also requ1res mstallat10n on each school bus of e1ght amber flashers and an ~utomat1c stop extensiOn arm Zunmers smd 31 states have such dev1ces and have found a 60 to 80 percent red uctiO n m Vlolat ons InstallatiOn of the dev1ces would be 80 percent federall y funded he sa1d w1th the state prov1dmg ma npower to retroUl ex1stmg buses The Senate passed 28-2 and refe rred to the House a b11l permUting tlle use of p1 lu1t ar~ glands from c ada~ers for resea rch purposes and for ex tractmg hormones to treat growth def1c1ent persons rhe b1ll sponsored by Sen Wilham F Bowen )).Qncln nat would perrmt county coro ners to remove the glands from bodies on whi ch they perform autopsies The glands would then be sh1pped to the National P1tu1 tary Agency whtch ts fund ed by the NatiOnal Institute of Health and tlle Uruverslly of Maryland The age ncy extracts the human growth hormone from tile Rland and distributes It cost free to physiCians and needy pat1ents Thi s would prov1de man) ch ildren wtth a new chance ln life srud Bowen addmg that the 1dea came from the Harmlton County coroner s off1ce Bowen srud t ta kes about 200 p1tu1tary glands to supply enough hormones to treat one growth defi Cient child for a year and that the legislation By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporll Editor "> DISSECTING THE TUBE Michael Landon says vtolence not sex - IS the maJor threat m today s telev1s1on programmmg Landon - actor wr1ter director and producer of NBC-TV s Little House on the Pra1ne - told a Las Vega!"' broadcast conventwn Monday v1ewers are becommg desen S1\1zed by the glut of killmgs and VIOlence they experience on the tube But Roots author Alex Haley had some good words for tlle medium as an ethn1c educat10n tool Says he The more we know about each other the less likely we are to be hostile towards each other cyrucal about each other and susp c1ous of each other 0 Ie Va\ tu piC Ve t tak ng l< o IIll d1 of HI~ medlcatiOII IS tu usk the <h ugg s tu put ) ou1 potwn lll 01c of th ose ktd p uf safd1 holt itS \\h d1 arc ad ul t Imposs ible 11ft IH II YSFNTINt l Sport Parade • By KENNETH R CLARK Unlted Press IDtemattonal NO SECRET ANY MORE The secret 1s out New York Knicks superstar Spencer Haywood and !man - the world s top black fashwn model - are married and Haywood Will be a papa along about September The two were wed SIX months ago m a sec ret Moslem ceremony m New York !man reportedly was herding cattle m her native Somalia when photographer Peter Beard dtscovered her m 1976 and brought her to the Umted States Manhattan modelmg agency g1ant Wilhehnma stgned her predtctmg a salary toppmg $80 000 a year - and w1th lman s classic beaUty all over the nation s newsstands that s a mark long smce passed A belated announcement of the weddmg bells IS expected soon medical course David C rab tree sophomore student and Todd Maves KC fa cult\ member attended a Sports Mcd cme course Apr I 6 1nd 7 at the Cle1eland Clm c Both arc prepa r ng to be atllcti c trau ers for Ky ger Creek H gh Sch ol The t wo-<ia) stud) wa s very well presented bv ph)s c1ans throughout the Umted States Surprising Mets win fourth tilt Peopletalk Crabtree, Mayes l, For th e f rst t me I h stor) a " est Y rg n In James I Farh f Pu 1t Pleasanl has b m sc)C( d cha nn a 1 I I 8 J f ht Southea stC I H sp al Conferc ce Sfl l 1 ht 1 41st a1 nu I n ct n~ 1 Atlan a Gt r ~ rr ta Apnl SIH s a1 organ za1 "' of 1ff hated hos pita ls an I h spital assoctat ons c \er 1~ elr en southeash:rn st ltt:'S lud n~ Alabama fl r d rg a Kentu <kl I us" ' a M1ss1ss pp :'1 rth l Irol na South Caro l na l ncssec V1rgm1a and Wcs V rg a Farle1 ~6 s tl ' 1 gest chairman r h sp al o would result m 3 500 to 4 500 glands a year from Ohio He sa1d th at al th ou~ h current law does not proh tilt tlle program coroners have sh1ed away from 11 on adv1ee from attorneys Bowen sa1d Oregon Haw au an d M1sso ur1 have alread) enacted similar leg1slahon ' One of the opponents Sen J T~moth y McCormack DEuchG. complamed the b1ll lac ks safeguards whtch normally accompany such organ donatiOn leg1slat1on such as prov1s1ons for obtammg permiSSIOn fro m th e donor or h1s family Unanunous approval was gl\ en a b1ll aUowtng county shenffs to recover expenses mcurred 1n protect ng hfe and property m Oh10 durmg the Ill-da y coal strike That measure sponsored by Sen Harry Meshel DYoungstown " as passed as an emergenc) and sent to the House Requested b) tile Buckeye State Sher~ffs Association tile b1il "Ill allow county sheriffs to apply to the state lor expenses 1n sendmg deputies to co unties to protect coa l mme blllldmgs and eqUipment mduding trucks used to haul coal durmg the str ke Meshel smd the mutual asSistance program among county s h e r~ff s reduced crune to a mm1murn and kept v1olence to zero He satd 1t 1s estimated the '"late would have to make $45 000 to $60 000 m r e~mbur sements The House wa s to reconvene at 11 a m today and tile Senate at I 30 p m Teachers want a court order CLEVELAND (UP! ) The Cleveland Tea cher s Uruon planned to ask tile Ohio Supreme Court today to order State Superintendent of Pubhc Instrutt10n Franklm Walter to let tlle Cleveland school board close 1ts schools Teachers and other em ployees of tlle school board haven t been pa1d s1 nce March 17 and wan t th e 110 iJOO<;tudent system closed so llley can become ehgtble for unemployment benefits So far tlle teachers as well as all the other school em ployees ha ve been 11\.'o"\ructed by their various un1ons to report to work tillS week sa1d James 0 Meara executive secretary of the Cleveland Teachers Un10n lf we don t get a satisfactory se ttlement the vano us unwns will he authomed to act to protect th e r1ghts of their employees In Columbus Monday the State Board of Education ena cted two reso lutions a1med at rehevmij the Cleveland schools fln.anc1al crisis The board recommended tile General Assembly take hnmedtate ljCtlon to permit a tax levy on the ballot Wlthm 30 days - 1nstead of the normal 65 days - of actton by tlle Oeveland school board The State Board also asked that th e Legislature and the gove rnor wtlh the concurrence of the federal court be allowed to shut down tile school system unll the hnanc1al diffi culties Such an action would assure that state funds could now to Cleveland schools next year Sta te Audit or Thomas Ferguson alrea dy has venfled that "Jhere are msufflc1ent runds to keep the schools m Cleveland open The teachers facin g another payless payday Fr1day reportedly Will stage a job act1on to help prod state legislators mto devising a plan to help the fmancla lly strapped school system - the largest ln Ohlo Leaders of several employee groups satd they can walt no longer than Friday They have declined however to speculate on what they m1ghl do although some members have sa1d th ey are consideri ng a strike or perhaps a oneo(Jay walkout DROPPING THE BURDEN Former Flnil Lady Betty Ford 1s m a Long Beach Calif hospital - tile v1ctun she says of overdomg 1t With med1cme to relieve the pam of the acute arthr1t1c cond1hon of wh1ch she s a v1ctun Says she Over a penod of tune I got to the pomt where I was overmed1catmg myself It s an mSidious thing and I mean to r1d myself of 1ts damagmg effects There have been too many other thmgs I ve overcome to be for ever burdened w1th this detrul Former Pres• dent Gerald Ford says his w1fe s hospitalization has noth mg to do wtth her cancer surgery lour years ago - tbat The cancer has been totally arrested and her subsequent recovery complete I STILL A HEAVY Muhammad All may no longer be the heavyweight champ but he s still a heavyweight name and Ford Motor Co IS delighted to have him m 1ts corner The automaker has Signed Ali as the new commerc1al spokesman for 1ts Motorcraft parts diVISIOn - says he U be featured 10 a 'W1de range of ads both on televiSIOn and m prml Ford spokesman c V Barlon calls A11 one of the most famous and recogmzable personaht1es 1n the world today - says Peop le tend to stop look and listen when he speaks GLIMPSES Gloria Emerson who covered the V1etnam War for The New York Times has won the Natwnal Book A"ard for her heaVJiy t1tled work Wmners and Losers Battles Retreats Gams Losses and Rums From a Lang War Melba Moore will be leaVJmg the cast of Timbuktu for two weeks to work m Lester Persky s flhn verston of the mustcal Ha1r - bemg shot 111 New York A Probate Court 1n Memphis Tenn ha s accepted Priscilla Ann Presley's d1vorce claun agamst the estate of the late Elvis Presley but the amount - she sought ahnost $750 000 - wasn tiTUide pubhc Fo Wedn es day Ap rl 12 Officials -- --- ASTRO·GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol make pitch~ ~JJIW By DIU~ KIMMIN~ COLUMBUS (UPI )- Off1 c1als of a Massachusetts energy des1gn firm made tlle1r best sales p1t~ h M9n\41y Ill state energy off1c1als to try and sell thm des1gn of a system to cleanly burn Ohio s high-5ullur coal Nobody has a postllon m 001dized bed system design supenor to us sa1d Ricbard Rosen president of the four )ear old Energy Resources Co In c of Ca mbridg e Mass Rosen s company IS compet1tm g w1th Babcock & Wilcox for a poss1ble state contract Lo mstall a Ou1d1zed bed combustion boller at the old OhiO Pemtentiary m Columbus Flu1d1zed bed technology mvolves the clean burning of a flwd mlllture of hlgh.aullur coal and lunestone blown mto a combustiOn chamber About 90 percent of tile sulfur IS miXed With calCIUm producmg a harmless by product and the stack gases are well wtthm state and fed eral a1r pollution standards We are the only ones who have made actual sales (of the technology) ln the Uruted States satd Rosen m a 3(). mmute presentation before th e meet mg with th e governor s Ad Hoc Corrumttee on Coal Utiltza llon was closed to the publie Also present were officials of several Oh10 coal companies and mdustrles The Massachusetts engmeers came to Columbus to detail their $50 000 phase one study of lnstallallon of a fluulized bed at the Columbus priSOn 111 lme with Gov James A Rhodes plans of installmg three such systems m tile state Under a separate contract Babcock & W1Icox Ud has developed plans for mstallahon of all three flmdlzed bed systems Should the decision be made to proceed with either of the two plans the committee will recommend one to Rhodes and state energy officials for funding Rosen said his company s destgn would operate free of pollutmg gases at between l 500 and I 600 degrees Shou)d either of the dealgns be chosen the Department of Energy still faces a problem with Iundin~ • ~ lJ~1nw~wv Apr1 11 978 o (' n yo M r 1 ta y I qo ti n II w 01 I 1:1 l l) d('!:. WICj l yO no r o s AUGUSTA Ga (UP!)- Gary Player puts m hours and hours of practice leads the Masters only one day the unportant one and p1cks up h1s th rd t1tle plus $45 000 John Schlee sperf(fS JUSt as much tune pracllcmg also leads for one day and wmds up "lth nothmg more than blisters He even loses money playmg m the Masters and w1th h1s general fman c1al status now bemg what he calls very low yo u m1ght unagme he d be a httle hot under the collar but he IS anythmg but that John Schlee IS prett) cool about the whole thmg To begm wtth he knew beforehand how urunerc1ful and economically unrewardmg the professwnal golf ctrcmt could be when he first JOined It 13 years ago For another th ng he s perfectly aware that the life of a tourmg pro 1sn t anythmg hke what most people p1cture 1t to be watchmg a Gary Player a Jack Nicklaus or a Hub1e Green making all those beaullful shots on TV Bes1des John Schlee had hunself a ball the enllre wee k he was m Augusta for the Masters even though he eventuall> ftmshed m 42nd plac'e 18 strokes behmd Player followmg h1s leadoff 68 wh1ch ea rned him the top spot after the f1rst round and made him kmg for a day That s somethipg I m proud of savs the sun bronzed 38year-old Browns\ 1ll e Texas pro talkmg about h1s openmgday lead There are 350 or so golfers on the tour and how many of tllem do you thmk can say the> ve "'"'r led a maJOr chan1p1onsh p for even one round ' Whatlh s means to me 1s that I ve led all the three maJor champwnshtps 1n thiS country at one tune or another and that tells me I m capable of wmrung one of tllem some dav True I haven t won any of them yet Schlee laughs but at least I led them all for awhile The US Open after three rounds m 1973 the PGA at the end of two rounds m 1974 and no" the Masters Schlee has flmshed second n 14 different tournaments but "on only one th e Ha""' an Open m 1973 He has had all kmds of physical problems w th h s back hts knee and h1s thumb and t reached a p01 nt where he th ought of qUittmg last summer But ph)Sica ll) he s OK now nd he s not gomg to g1ve up playmg on the tour merely because he ISO t rr akmg a whole lot of mone) Howmany m lhonarres do you tlunk there are on th e tour' he asks Ma) be three I mean those whose actual net worth 1s a mill on Palmer Nicklaus and Player are about th e only ones I can thmk of offhand A lot of the others are broke That s whv so many leave eventually The\ J ~1 fade a"ay You hear someone ask what e\er happened to whIt sh s-11ame and then you get the ans" er he took a club JOb someplace 10 North Overshoe Nowhere • You g Jl to rea lly want 1t to get 1t m th1s bus mess he sa ) s A lot of guys dectdc It s not worth the gnnd Most outSiders have a m sconcept on of what 1t s hke p a)'l ng on the tour People don t really know how ha rd we work and be10g on the tour ISO t as glamorous as th ey thmk Ill s Schlee figures he can ~1 111 w none of the maJor utles lf my body doesn t break down he says I m 3B good for e~ght or 10 more years I may ha ve a chance He plans to open a golf school sometime 1n February but he 11 L'Ontinue pla)mg tile tour anyway 1m not mak ng toO much money he says but I m st 11 en joymg what 1 m domg I 1e 1ever been one to Sit on a dolla r When I have 11 I spend 11 I fly f~rst class and I dr1ve a Mercedes I made $1 850 1n the Masters but pa d $2 000 for one week here 1 mnot kt ck ng tllough l sta) ed m a bea uuful home and I had a cook and a ma1d ll" IS worth 11 Schlee also had to pa~ for h1s transportation and hiS caddie l:le gale l)le xo ungp~an who carr ed hiSbag $2SO He was worth about $(00 says Schlee laughmg some more But"hatcan)oudo ' Th ts s the Masters S (March 11 Ap I 19) 1 > o f yo u I I day s Yo 1 o ii P a d w< Us w 1 Cd v J ot I we gr ~~, t o t f' s at o F 1 ou I t y se d s~ yo no (l g lo y u co ' y o r A -; t o G aph Lt.: r M~ SO ce t o eac h a d a ong se adcl e. cd stamped e , op 10 As o G apn P0 BO\ 189 Rad o C ly Sla o N '( 00 19 Be s e to t s gn -.p~ c ly Mator L.ugue s and ngs By Urtll ed Pr tss Intern a t ona yo u b Na on at League TAURUS (Apfll10 May 101 Co o sco e to <such I a yo a co u d p o f 1 n so e na te ~ e o p~o Be a e ty n g t cone I o e:.:pec te cl sou ce tu a eas t GEMIN \May 21 Jun e 201 You 1 Pse ce w t oe so gn lo act 11 1es of a ~o c o la y Eas t w < 2 N ew vo k. P h <"tde ph P sbu rgh St Lou s Ch cago Mont rea 2 CANCER (June 2t July 221 GB Pet BOO U,) 2 500 2 2 500 I 3 3 W est W L. dl a u e You ct~e t e ab ly o o ga 1e eve n he a ges g ou rs l 250 250 2 2 Pet C nc nnat 4 0 1 000 Los Ange es 4 0 000 G8 o a o lh e VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) Use San F ncsc 2 667 1 San 0 ego 1 3 2.50 3 A anta 1 3 2.50 3 Hous ton 0 5 000 4 1 Monctay s Results New Vork 6 Ch cago 0 A an a 8 Sa ~ 0 ego 1 St Lou s 11 P tt sburgh 1 Lo!l Angeles 5 Houston 2 On y games schedu ed Todav ~ Probab e Pit chers All T mes EST) en cago R Reus che l o a N ew York ( Koosman 0 '1 0.5 vou na t om So r e con don rt could be pac; ~->rl oday Yo o lab y o ma on n rt o vou be ao e to use t p LEO JJuly 23 Aug 211 Because yo u a e ab le to d a w th the eal l es today you may be ca ed pan to he p sol"e a p oble m 1at s a b t too muc h al analy l cal acu I es o gel to th e Dollom ol lh ng s oday They e espec a ly keen and w I do a I ne jOb o you LI BRA (Sepl 23 Ocl 23) An o d lr end who now es des at a cons de rable d stance may get n ouch today Somelh ng mu ually benel c al w I esu ll SCORPIO (Oct 21 Nov 22) Pers stence s you most re able a1y today Don 1 ret any h ng dele you !rom ge ll ng your way nes sw se part cu la ly bus SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 211 Play t coo n any com pelI 'e s 1ua1 on IOday By keep ng Oego Sa n At an ta (P pm Mon r ea Ph la ~p h I Perrv 00 ) N ekro 0 Roge s at 7 35 0 ll a 1Lonoo g 0 Ol l!t 7 35 pm San Fra nc sco (Kneppe r 0 OJ a c nc nn&t !Seaver 0 0 8 05 pm Los Ange es ( Hooton 0 OJ at H ous ton (J N ek o 0 OJ 8 35 pm (On y gl'lme5 schedu ed Wedne sdAY 1 Games Ch cago ell New Yo k Mon r ea at Ph Ia n ght P flsbur gh a t St L n Qh San 0 ego at Atla n ght San Fran !!It C nc n gn Los Ang at Hous ton n gh t you r head at all 1 me s yo u II carn e out on op CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 11) Am erlc•n L ea gu e east A coworke can be won over Oday because of your sound approach to lh ngs He will take an ac t ve ro le yo ur v ew s n suppo rt n g AQUARIUS (Jan 20-feb 11) You I be treated w th consider at on n your soc a encounters W L Pel M lwauke Detroit Cleve and N ew York To onto Boston Ball more today becau se you handle ot h ers In a n a tlul e l oq uent man ner PISCES (Fab 20-l!hrch ZD) You re capab e of entering the Vtdnne s ci rc l e toda)' beca use of your IOQ IC31 methods cou pled with vour w II ngness to work hard NEWSPAP ER [Nl£HPA S£ ASSN The United States Is the world s largest conswner of coffee with three blillon pounds of green coffee roasted In this country every yeHr Ca l torn a Ch cogo Texes Klr)US Ci y M nnesotea O•klond Seat! e 3 0 1 000 2 ' I I 667 1 667 1 333 1 333 GB NBA plJJ.yoffs Phoenh' \IS Mllwuaket Apr 1 - M !waukee !!I f Pho enx9JOpm Apr 1 14 - Phoen x at M I x Apr I 16-M waukee Phoen K J p m JC If necessary 2 2 at 1 2 1 500 GB 3 3 soo 2 4 333 2 MondiY 1 Results C tve and S Boston 4 Ke nsas City A Sa f imore 2 Teus S New York 1 Ca l tornil!l 3 M nnesola 0 Ol!lk and 1 See ttl e 0 (Only oames schedu led) Today' Probabl e Pil ctters (All Tim es ESTI Toron to (Jefferson o OJ at Ch cago ( Kravec 0 01 2 15 P m By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer RIChie. Z1sk m1ght be the best lllmg to hll Texas smce barbecued spare nbs Behmd Ztsk s lusty hlttlng th e Rang ers opened th e season by taking two of three ga mes from tile defendmg world champwn Yankees mcludmg a 5 2 trlwnph on national television Monday rught Z1sk dnll ed a two run home• off D1ck T1drow m the s1xth mrung to break open a tight game and prov de Dock Ell1s w1th a very sa tlsf)'lng victory aga nst his ex teammates I am ticl<led to deatll With ti1e way th s ball team has started smd Z1sk We Mn two out of three from the Mrld champwns and I II take that anvt me AI 01 ver an off -<Season acqu iSition from Pittsburgh had \ WO h ts SCO red lWICe made three runnmg catches mclud ng a spectacular one PITTSBURGH (UPI ) Pittsburgh Pirates offlcl~ls announced Monday that M1ke Edwards a second baseman wlth the Columbus farm team would be sent to Oakland to complete the trade for Manny Sanguillen Pittsburgh last "Week traded pitcher Elias Sosa outl~elcter M1guel Dilone and an unspecified third player for Sanguillen a catcher back to sprmg trauun g Doubles by T1m Foh Steve Henderson and Ken Henderson provid ed Swan w1th all the runs he needed m the fourth mrung But the Mets heaped on four more runs m the e1ghth off reliever Paul Reuschel when aft er Fo h smgled Steve Henderson h1t his third homer m as many days Ken Henderson then followed Ed Kranepool s Single w1th h1s fir st homer of the year In other Natwnal League treated to the tlve-hll shutout p1tchmg of Crag Swan and tlle aer1al display put on by Steve and Ken Henderson as tlle Mets blanked the Ch cago Cubs IHl to run \herr record to 4-1 m th s infant season My fastball was the key srud Swan no longer the ugly ducklmg of the Mets It was movmg today Swan making h1s fir st start of the year struck out tllree and walked two whtle stre tchm g h1 s co nsecullv e shutout 1rmmgs to 24 gomg two~run act on Atlanta edged San Atlanta 1ts first victor> of the D1ego IJ..7 St Lou1s walloped season Gary Matthews drove Pittsbur gh II 2 and Los n four earlier runs for the Angeles defeated Houstor 5- Braves w th a pa1r of homers 2 wh1le Dave Wmfl eld In the Amencan League accounted for four San Diego C1eveland edged Boston 5-4 runs w1th a two-run smgle Kansas C1ty knocked off Bal and a two-run homer t more J-2 Texas handled Cardinals 11 Pirates 2 New York !>-2 Cal lorn a Mtke Ty son s th ree run blanked Mmnesota 3.{) and homer highlighted a s1x-run Oakland shut out Seattle 1-!1 r rst mmng that gave John Braves 8 Padres 7 IJenn) and St Lows an easy Darrel Chaney rocked a wm over Pittsburgh Dermy tworun homer w1th two out m scatte red seven h1ts m gomg tlle mntll mnmg to g1ve the distan ce for the Cardinals Dodgers 5 Astros % Ron Cey drove n two runs With a homer and a smgle and Dusty Baker smgled home a parr of runs to help Los Angeles w1n 1\s fourth straight game Doug RBu makmg h1s flr~1 appearance of the season earned the VJctory The "mless Astros got a home run from Joe Ferguson his third of the year shot drops Yankees, 5-2 aga111St Mtckey Rtvers and was cheered wildly With a standmg ovatiOn every t me he ran out to h1s pos1t10n m left field between mmngs lt 1s a player s dream to have sometll mg hke th s (the fan support ) sa1d Ohver About the on ly thing that went wrong for Texas was the recurrence of a stiff shoulder to Ell1s that forced hun to leave tile game after f•ve mnmgs m wh1ch he allowed JU St one hit In other American League ~ ames Cle1elan d mpped Bosto n 5 4 Kansas C1ty defea ted Ball mo re 4 2 Ca lif o rni a blank e d Mmnesota ~ and Oak and beat Seattle I-ll 1ilS Angeles beat Houston 5-2 Atlanta edged San D~ego 8 7 St I OUI S ro uted Plltsburgh l1 2 and New York blanked Ch1cago IJ..O n National l£ague ac twn Indians 5 Red s.,x 4 The Red Sox are haVJng trouble getting untracked Hon Prmtt s one-out smgle m the mnth mnm g del vered the wmmng run as th e Indians handed the Red So x their tlltrd loss m four games Andre Thornton had a three run homer for Cleveland While Carlton r sk homerell for Boston Ro yals 4 Oru lcs 2 AI Cowens drove m three runs w1th a pa r of triples to spa rk the Royals VIctory over the winless On oles Baltimore has now lo st four 11} a row Angels 3 Twms 0 Don Baylor h t a two-run homer and Ken Brett tossed a f1 ve hitte r 1n help mg the Angels beat the Twms Joe Rud ch1pped n w1th three h1ts mclud mg a run ..cormg smgle for Cal1forma A s I Marrners 0 Th ree of the players mvolved m the deal for VIda Blue - John Johnson Da\e and Gary Heav erlo Billingham happy to be with Detroit nine CINCINNATI (UP! )- De clarmg I m a T1ger no" Jack B1llmgham faced his old Cmcmnat1 Reds teammates Monday m an exhibitiOn game w1tll DetrOit • B llm gham openmg ht s lith year 10 the maJors wa s tr aded to Detroi t dur1ng baseball meetings durmg the wmter A 7-4 w1rmer n h1s fi rst start for DetrOit agamst Toronto Sunday Blllmgham srud he s happy to be w1th the T1gers One reason I okayed the trade he sa1d was tllat they have on l~ tllree or four Astroturf stadmms m the Amencan League and 1 m a smk erball thrower Another reason he added was Fred Gladding h1s new p1tchmg coach He used to be my roommate m Houston lie kno" s me and he helps N ew Yo K (Gu ell 0 0 at M wct ukee (Augus ne 0 0 7 keep me m my groove pm Sometunes 1 shp out of 11 De ro Rozen a 0 0 at Blilm gham sa1d He s1ts m Tc~<as Mcd ch 0 0 8 35 p m Sea t e Pole 0 ll at Oak and th e dug out yellmg at me and ( B a berg 0 o 0 JO p m 1 hke 11 M nne sot a ( Er ckson 0 OJ at B11lmgham srud that when Cat torn a ( Aase 0 0 0 30 he wa s traded my famll) om (On y games scheduled was all I really worned Wedn es days Games Bo!. on at C eveland about For my ktds th iS New Yor~ at M wauk ee (Cmcmnall ) was really home To ronto a Ch cage Ba m re at Kan C ty n gh for tllem De ro t a Texas n Qtl But he admitted th at M nn a Cal or n a n ght drtvmg to Lakeland Fla Sea e a Oak and n ght 1Detroit s trauung camp I I was a httle shakey It was an em.l'tfonal thmg In sprmg he sa1d 1 could see the numbers on the wall Wh e n e v e r Sparky NB A Playott s (And erson) talked 1 waso t t F rSI Round) I Best Of Three I going to be a starter here At Eastern Co nfer ence best I would be a late mnmg Was h ng1on vs Atlanta Ap U - At ant a at Wash ng mop-up p1tcher ton 8 p m Since then however he s Apr 4- Wash ng on a At tllat ball players are found ant a 8 0 p m , Ar,r 1 16 A lanta at wa all ahke wherever you go the !lhngonlpm same k1ddmg m the club c eve tand vs New York Apr 1 12- New York at house But I lllought tllere Cleve ana 8 p m Apr I 14 Cleve and a t New would be a drop m enthus1am go mg from Cmcmnall to a York 8 30 p m 1< Ap r il 16- New vo rk at team that haso t won But the C evel.,nd p m enlhus1 am and the club house w estern Conference Seatt e vs Los Angele s is good I d been on a loser Apr 1 12- Los Angeles at before and you could tell Seat e p m Apr I 14- Seat e at LOS bemg m their lockerroom Ange es 30 p m We re good Blilmgham x Apr 1 6- Los Anoetcs at S81d about tlle Tigers but It sea tJ e J p m West Pet 750 667 667 667 Zisk's waukee 'I p m I 1 3 250 ' 0A0003 W L l 1 2 I 2 1 2 1 By MARK FRIEDMAN UPI Sports Writer Most New York fans agree w1lh the experts that the Mets are really JUst a Tr1ple Ateam - after all they have the Yankees and one out o{ two am t bad But the Mets are showtng somethmg to these fans even 1! nobody IS watc hmg Th ey weren t exactly breakmg th e doors down to gel 1nto Shea Stadtum Monday afternoon but the 3 751 who did show up were would take some m racle to beat New York or Boston B1llmgha m started m the maJors In Los Angeles m 1968 He then spent three years m Houston unhl the Astros traded h1m to Cmcmnat1 as part of a deal that brought Joe Morgan and Cesar Geronuno to th e Reds ln s1x yea rs w1th Cmcmnall Billingham was 87~3 and he 1s now 12().95 m the majors Giants hope to end streak ' By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UP[) - The Cincmnau Reds try for their fift h stra1ght VJCtorywttllout a loss tomght agam~i tl e San F'ranc1sco G1ants but Reds manager Sparky Anderso n 1s not gettin g over excited about the "m streak are Some peo pl e however Just a few mmutesafter the Reds fourth stra1ght wm Sunday a reporter ran mto Anderson s t1dy httle off1 ce and breathlessly announced My people m New York want to know what s the difference between the Reds tll1s year and last year Anderson JUS\ chuckled and slowly pour ed some hot coffee fr om a thermos nto a plastic coffee mug mscnbed Delta Atlanta s B1gge;t and Best The whlle-lla1red manager merely smiled and let the coffee steam a few seconds After all ll s a httle ct ffl cult to star t makin g pr ono unc emen ts about s1gmficant dtfferences based on JU St four games especially when two of the VJctor~es were one-run affairS and the other was only a two run wl.n But Anderson made a stab for the reporter s hungry for somethmg New York editors Well we have better p1tchmg and we re swmgmg the bats he sa1d addlng a couple of more lin es Alexa nder combme d to openmg Oakland crowd of beat the Marmers before a 17 283 Johnson teamed w1th surpr Sin gly la1 ge home Heaverlo to stop the Marmers on three hits while Alexander smgled home tile game s only run off Glenn Abbott Wahama and Southern baule to 6-6 deadlock By Greg Bailey 1 he Waham a White r a Icons and host So uthen [<rna does locked horns last n ght 1n a thrill ng see sa\\ ba ttle and when the smoke had cleared the game had en ded n a 6~ deadloc k Due to da rk ness the cnntest wa s ca lled •fte1 the e1 d of the re~ ulat 1 on seve• mn ngs by un p~res II me Sn th and Greg Bmle) lne contest appea red to br a p tchers duel n the ea rl) nnmgs as Southern s John Mark Sayre and Wahama south pa" Thompson pllched three sco reless nmn gs ap1ece But the Falco ns uoched Say re fo r a run n the top of the fo urth for a shaky lead I h 11 run was unearned as a re sult of an error smg le an I base on balls 1\ al all a seel! ed to l ave l 1 ~car as the) p •ted t" 1 ore runs 11 the top of the r ft h r r ' 3-ll lea d R1ck Buzzard hun ed a single and \\CO to sec( nd on an err 1 Final sign-up day Saturday RACINE - rhe Ra cme Baseball Assn ~ 11 huld a bak e sale Sa turda) beg nn ng at 9 a m at th e Racu e Post Off1 ce o ra sc fu ds lui "" pony leag ue umforms The asS< cwtlon a!S( ts rem nd ng resident s Satu rda Apnl 15 IS the fmal da) for regiSter ng yo ungster s to partiCipate 11 the program Included arc tee ball lttle league pony league and g ~r ls groups and those \\IShing to s gn up but have no prc\lousl) done so are lo call l1bb) F1sher 949 2378 Sue Beegle 949 2575 I 111 an Wea1 er1 949 2031 1 Jan Card l_, 949 2449 Ti e ' ~c1 at1or. also s plarmmg a bake sa e car wash tag day and pop bolt e ar d soft dnn k caps eollect10 n da1 on Ma) 6 explammg that mdeed both the p1tchmg and h1ttmg have been decent the first four games So r1ght now e\Cryth mg IS rollmg along good he smd emphasiZing the r1ght now The Reds st11l face the sli gh t na tter of pla ) ln g another 158 gan es But fans came 11 ay from Cmcmnat1 s four-game sweep of Houston sa) mg there was somethmg abo ut the Reds tllat looked good Anderson agreed - and ha d an answer for that m1press on - h tung We ve been hackmg the DAlLAS iUPl l The ba ll pr ettv good and I for onto Maple Leafs recalled remember Preston Gomez saymg back m 1969 when I r ght wmger Kurt Walker was coachmg for h1m that from tile Dallas Black Ha"ks when yo u h1t you look good of the Central Hockey League H1ttmg produces a lot of other and ass1gned two amateur left wm gers to Dallas tllmgs mmg back w th fo ur b1g runs off Thompson n the last of the I fth Mike Huddleston and R cha rd both walked and catcher Mark Forbes dro\e home a run With hiS Single Herbte Ervm la1d down a perfect bunt one of t" o on the n1 ght and sacr heed the rurmers up Sa) re singled to dnve n a run and first sacker Jun 0 Bnen smashed a double to \ put the Tornadoes ahead 11 After a scoreless s1xth the By Greg Bailey F'alcons " ouldn t qllll and 1ne Eastern Eagles are pushed across three tallies st llllookmg for their f rst w n Buzzard walked and scored of 1978 after dropp ng an 11 2 on a Lichfleld tnple Weaver dec iSIOn to VISitmg Federa l Mark Smith and J Smith all Hoc k ng la st night The s1ngled Sa) re and Russell Lancers unleashed a 12 hit drew walks and t looked like attack agamst three Eagle the Falcons had 1t won p tchers and wmn ng p1tcher But the hosts got hot m the Green fanned four and la st fram e "'th R~aford "alked a hke number m leading off with a smgle while golng the d sta nce Green Forbes was h t by a p1tch he lped hiS o;vn cause b~ En n a gam Ia d down a >1rokmg two suglc s perfect sacr flee to put the 1 he Lancers opened w1th t) ng runs on second and f ve big runs m the top of Ihe th rd Sa) re grounded out f rst SIX smgles sandwiched but pmch hitter Steve H1ll aruu nd a "alk too k their toll drew a walk Kelly n that open ng frame Wneor enner then smacked a Federa l Hock mg ced the tM run smgle to lie the game with three tall es 1n the game A Southe rn pmch S!Xlh runner "as picked off second Sta rhng led all httters as he and the ga me was then called banged JUt three safe1 1es for beca use of darkness the winners as Chad" ell Win ebrenn er had two dded two Joe Kuhn led the s ngles 0 Bmn h1s double Ea gles with two smgles and Sayre Tea for d and Othe r Eagle h tiers were r orbes each had a smgle For Steve littl e Sam Spencer the Falcons L1chfleld had a ani Jue Boyles " th a Single tr pie and Single while M each Sn 1th had two s1ng les Spencer "as tagged Wlth Buzzard Weaver J Smtih the loss as he shared the and Rose each had one hit rnoond dulles With Rust) Southern pitchers walked 1\ gal and Jeff K1mes se1en and fa nned five whtle ogether the) fanned f1ve Falcon hurlers struck out and walk ed e1ght Tomght the th ree and walk ed five Eagles of Coach Ralph W gal Southern goes to Alexa nder entertam North Ga lha tomght Federal Hockmg ' Wahama 000 120 3~ 8 I 500 103 2- 11 12 7 So uthern 000 040 2~ 6 2 Eastern 010 010 0- 2 5 7 Thom pson Honaker (5) Creen and Do wler Buzza rd (6) and J Srmth Spencer lip I R IV1gal I' I Sa) re Huddleston (7) and K1mcs 71 1nd Btssell Forbes, After a fielder s cho1ce Buzzard scored Mark Smith socked a s ngle to send m the other run But the hosts came stor Eagles still looking for first victory 9P€1D8L Digital Watch. 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The Spe1del D g tal Watch 1s an ex tra specta l gr ft Because 1 s not JUSt a g1fl of ftme t s an elegant grit of Jewelry too GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE Pomeroy, 0 "' �• 3- The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 2_ The Dally Sentuwl ~llddleport Pomero) 0 Tuesday Apr1lt1 1978 ....., attend sports J \ MES I FA Rtf \ 1 he sesstons v. er e West Virginian to head SHC presented by ph) SICians from the Cleveland Cl me Medical hospnals and Medical Srhool phvstclans The areas studied dur ng the co urse were treatment of cot fere r t n the Un1ted the sho ul der m sport s S ItCS and s o 1e of the problems of lhe spu c head ' u 1gest o h ld he SHC nJune s 1n sport s ar kle (ha m anst 1p sp1a1 s the k ee n SJX rts Rel p1e It of th e 1977 hamstrmg and other n uscle It dg 1s award for Out >1 rams problems of he long st mdmg Young Ad diStance runners and JOggers n r <ll tor Ul the Un ted tl e adolescent and contact S "'" "I Canada Fariel sports the drug pro blems 10 F xr u c D rector of \octal S SOCiel) hand IO)UriCS r l•asant Valle) Hospita l m 1 sports problems of the P 101 Pleasa nt IS currentil g1nu ast and the fema le athlete Quest on a1d answer pc r1 ods follo " ed all present auons The lun cheon speaker for Thursday was Paul Warfield of the Cle1ela nd Browns and C VI C Warfle d stressed the 1m por ance of coac he s and pia) ers estabhshm g a means uf ' n numcatwn Warf1eld bne0) spoke of hi s college and professt onal career as a footba ll player On Frida) the 275 st udent s adJ ourn ed to the Sport s Med c1ne Complex assocwted " th the Cl mc Tl ese sess10ns "ere held on to~ ng I I I fa seJe<:t C sp<e al problem areas the f <Offi CII program proper Ill ng of fo otb all II I e~ 1 Apr 23 cqu pn ent and the use of I llrol !fleers urk n~ overt me e1s1a1e and other d 'a\S of h1 gh rul r acu dent ( I Re ss sa1d 1 u cd the beg u t r 1 ct OASIS to th the start of mu11er traff c In me that 1ra"l 1'111 weight machmes for the re habllllatiOn of InJured muscles F ollowmg th e conclusiOn of all sessions certificates of attenda nce were g1ven to each member and athlellc matenal for use 1n schools Mayes has been chosen to be the athlellc !ramer for the Bobcats next fall and Crabtree 1s to be the student \ramer Bot h w1ll be at tendmg summer classes on athlet c trammg In add1t10n to the tram1ng course Mayes has been " orkm g smce No\Cmber on acqu1nng h1s EMT cert II cation nu s IS In preparat ion for next fall l t \ ITtll TO I fo Nn lti::'ST f MF I( '\.1\ AS( NAR t A K HtRTIIOFF I ICII ( l'uhl'·' "")' u ' OASIS program starts April 23 COl UMBl s )ect r '-' f an a liv es b I redu ced ra tt tlr thane cr this \ea r ar t rna r talil the benef 1 cam 11 1 leHI poss ble In ortlt'r t HI ur tn t t-nforrt nH It r f th J<> n11l ptr hour l nut tl, High wa) Patti I "'II h gm u pr~ gram rat \I d 0 \ SIS Ohioans AAamll Speeding In our State n April 23 The na < OASIS """ chose n becau se bSt n ne speed laws 'a bl ""lion ( r every dm er < I Re1ss sa1d Th e pr ~ r <Jil s federalll fun dt d and deSign ed I pi oce mo re troopers on the hi gh" a\S to enforce the speed m• illd othe r traffi c laws Accordmg t the I nel the Nallonal fl gh" a l 1 rafh ( Safet) Admm str It r has agreed l pr 1\ 1defuncls to he Oh1 0 H1ghwa) Patr I for the r \t rs 1nd ut of a 1t { s r ~ He ''r ssed thai officers ••I I b< 'hoduted to create lhe max mum lmpaN on lht motoring pubhr High 'rs lu lrt\ patrols radar and a r <peed cherks 11111 be lhc pnn<i pal en f1 n em ut ..Jic , lcrs used \1 r c ur~•ng Oh o dn' ers to ' olunt anl) comply • th the 55 m1le per hour speed hnllt because It s a proH' rfesrn er 1nd fuel ec n n 1 11easurc Co l l{r• s.' ;a d ProJect OASIS " II be n plemented to stop the r s ng trend b) motor sts t dr 'c at II~her speeds than 55 rn1 les per hour TV. • .in Review Bv JOAN HA NALER t; PI TeleviSI n Wrller NEW YORK UPI - The hugt herds of c•nbou that) early make tll Clr \I a) frorn the Canadwn Yukon 10 the Arcttc Ocean pursue II\ es I slall sh unrest fr rever nudged b1 nature to keep movmg Car Jx u lne lnrTed ble Journe) s the subJ ~ct at hand nn NBC April 12 1\-9 p rn Easter n tur e Mi chael I andon narrates tlle film a production of Survival Angl a tile firm respon sible I r" e ut the best Wlldl fe programs to be seen 011 teleVISI On The car b u • ere filmed b) wildlife photographer Dav1d de Vnes and h1 s tr e~< 'era perwd of more tllan a year followmg a s•ngle herd of 125 000 of tlle heav lv antlered anunals on the1r 2 OOkm le round-{np JOurney from tile Og1h,e Mountams of Canada Ul the An lir Two • I U1e scen es were shced 1n - one n which wolves atta ck a caribou nd another IDV( lvt ng a bear - n part hecause f tl e ~r b)ems f lr )'ln~ to <apture the detailS of U1ese amnwl s 1.-cs n film The ca r))' u f th se who arer I U.'< I t hav ng b g de er m U1e1r lt vmg r' 11 I "P love I) swu t <1 s so ft ltx kmg fur and tnns that appea r! I g for tllem I a1ry They are trill) w1ld not v c1 u.s but they I ve where man do: es n 11 and f th~Ir tanrts are ever deve loped they likely Will be out lnst n<t dm< ' them tu " ' ve north m the sprmg and tlley mu st follow t <1 ~n 1! 1t means breasung the Porcupme f( ver whllt ts w nl<r IC e s br ea km~ up ro delay even few hours r uld mean the difference bet,.een I fe and de 1\h but Ill ~ il rll> u can t wa1t The cows and yearlings travel first and eve ry cow IS pregnant They m~i rea h llle• r birthmg grounds b' the f1rst week 1n June or die n the attempt The bulls hea I north two weeks later Unl1ke many wii rll le films th s nes dwells almost exclu • s1vely on the ca n bou except f r" few predators such as the wolver mt that k1ll s s ck calf 11 rt U1 sn w ge ese who also m 1ke tile tnp ' 1th 11 <rear f • I 1 diS to be found m tjl ese 1nh sp t 11 Is Is "'sed but l•d not Report• rs k I 1 11 n mat m~ of the showellhCt II II I tdulls \ De Vnes 'til J ""Ill ttl l1r 1111, Ill t Jkes place " 1tllm four or f ve <u• ys 111d he and I "crew wtrt confmed to \herr tent by a b1ttr r '!lorn duru g tha t pe1 1ud By the time the storm en ded tile cal ves were born F1ln m ~ w IS techmcally unposs1 bk He d1d ,)) • t lh • m 1t1ng of he anm "Is but It was Slli!ge>l< d tn hm NBC th 11 1 n.s "ould not be swtablc f If Anlcnc u tele VISIOn au ht 1 ' II though they w11J be shown m th e BriiJ.sh vers on "' PRESENTED TROPHY At the armual dinner of the Southeastern Oh1o Garden Tractor Pullers B1ll Kautz Chester was presented a trophy for tile high pomt wmner of 1977 Pomts are awarded for th e number of hookups to the pullmg sled plus placmg first through th~rd m all wetght classes for the 1977 pulling season Kautz was also the trophy w1nner of tile 1976 pulling season The club approved new rules for 1978 The pulls "Ill cons1st of fiVe we1ght classes 600 lb through I 200 lb for stock garden tractors The only reqwrements are removmg the mower one-half mch hole m tlle draw bar and up to 23 x 10 50 x 12 unshaved llres Th1s should enable anyone Interested m pullmg to compete Without extra preparatiOn The open class w1ll feature 900 lb and I 000 lb classes Atrophy w1ll be g1ven m 1978 for the h1gh pomt wmner m each class mstead of one wmner for all classes Officers elected were Dav1d Washburn Rt I Stewart president Dan Sm1th Rt I Racme v1ce pres1dent and Mrs Dav1d Washburn setTetary-treasurer Club meetmgs were set for the first Wednesday of each month Weatller pemuttmg the club w1ll have a tr al pull for anyone mterested m pullmg m 1978 at Chester April 16 No entr) fees w1ll be charged and ever) one IS 1nv1ted Legislators are being pressed for funding UPl Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio legislatl\ e leaders who 1ns1st the state treasury has no money to spare are bemg pressed for more an)'lla y fr om two dtfferent corners The OhiO chapter of the Amencan Feder at on of Sta e Count) and MuniCipal Emplo)ees planned a noon rail) on the Statehouse lawn tuda) to deu and higher pa) rmses for state employees At tile same tune the l£g tslature 1s bemg asked to help the fman c1ally troubled Cleveland school distnct get th rough the rest of tile school )ear w th out closmg Senate President Pro Tern pore 01 ver Ocasek D Akron and House Speaker Vernal G Riffe Jr D 'lew Boston were to meet at 10 a m w1tll De Franklm B Walter state public In s truct on supermtendent to see what can be done for tile Cle.eland schools Ocasek and R1ffe termed tile meeliiig exploratory 111 nature and srud tlley have no new deas on how to help out Cleveland other than to pay the d str ct 1ts normal subs1dy III advance rhey were to report to Walter on the1r weekend meetmg Wltll U S DistriCt Co urt Judge Frank J Batllstl who wants to keep tile Cleveland schools open Batusu co uld force the l£g slature to Issue a supple mental appropnatwn to the school d1str ct The $55 m•lhon ~1ate em ployee pay ra1se 1s now III a con ference comm1ttee but no meetings are scheduled until at least Wednesday State employee gro ups are dissatisfied wtth the 21).to 40cent hourly ra1se m the b II approved by the Senate AFSCME wants a 20 percent across-the board h1ke Meanwhile the Se nate Monday passed and sent to the House a bill enablmg JUdges to dea l more severe peanlt1es to drtvers who pass ~topped school buses rhe measure ado pted unammously ra 1ses the maxunum fine from StOO to $500 for such an offense But the key to th e measure will gJVe JUdges the power to suspend for up to one year the license of a driver convicted of passmg a stopped school bus Sen Neal F Zimmers Jr DDayton chtef sponsor sa td • , the b11l grew out of two me dents m West Ca rrollton Montgomery County one of which resulted n the death of a g1rl crossmg the road III front of a stopped school bus Zunmers srud the offending dr1ver was con11cted but could onl) be f1ned $100 The Judge couldn t even suspend or rest n ct the dr ve r s heense he said We felt the JUd ge ought to have add1t onal author ty Zunmers b11l also makes t probable ca use to arrest the dnver 11 he passes a 'topped school bus and h1 s li cense number 1s 1dent1f1ed 1ne senator sa d tl11s prov1 s on w11l make t eas1er to take offenders to court get tllem conVIcted and get people lllmkmg that It s agaiiist the law to pass a stopped school bus The b1ll also requ1res mstallat10n on each school bus of e1ght amber flashers and an ~utomat1c stop extensiOn arm Zunmers smd 31 states have such dev1ces and have found a 60 to 80 percent red uctiO n m Vlolat ons InstallatiOn of the dev1ces would be 80 percent federall y funded he sa1d w1th the state prov1dmg ma npower to retroUl ex1stmg buses The Senate passed 28-2 and refe rred to the House a b11l permUting tlle use of p1 lu1t ar~ glands from c ada~ers for resea rch purposes and for ex tractmg hormones to treat growth def1c1ent persons rhe b1ll sponsored by Sen Wilham F Bowen )).Qncln nat would perrmt county coro ners to remove the glands from bodies on whi ch they perform autopsies The glands would then be sh1pped to the National P1tu1 tary Agency whtch ts fund ed by the NatiOnal Institute of Health and tlle Uruverslly of Maryland The age ncy extracts the human growth hormone from tile Rland and distributes It cost free to physiCians and needy pat1ents Thi s would prov1de man) ch ildren wtth a new chance ln life srud Bowen addmg that the 1dea came from the Harmlton County coroner s off1ce Bowen srud t ta kes about 200 p1tu1tary glands to supply enough hormones to treat one growth defi Cient child for a year and that the legislation By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sporll Editor "> DISSECTING THE TUBE Michael Landon says vtolence not sex - IS the maJor threat m today s telev1s1on programmmg Landon - actor wr1ter director and producer of NBC-TV s Little House on the Pra1ne - told a Las Vega!"' broadcast conventwn Monday v1ewers are becommg desen S1\1zed by the glut of killmgs and VIOlence they experience on the tube But Roots author Alex Haley had some good words for tlle medium as an ethn1c educat10n tool Says he The more we know about each other the less likely we are to be hostile towards each other cyrucal about each other and susp c1ous of each other 0 Ie Va\ tu piC Ve t tak ng l< o IIll d1 of HI~ medlcatiOII IS tu usk the <h ugg s tu put ) ou1 potwn lll 01c of th ose ktd p uf safd1 holt itS \\h d1 arc ad ul t Imposs ible 11ft IH II YSFNTINt l Sport Parade • By KENNETH R CLARK Unlted Press IDtemattonal NO SECRET ANY MORE The secret 1s out New York Knicks superstar Spencer Haywood and !man - the world s top black fashwn model - are married and Haywood Will be a papa along about September The two were wed SIX months ago m a sec ret Moslem ceremony m New York !man reportedly was herding cattle m her native Somalia when photographer Peter Beard dtscovered her m 1976 and brought her to the Umted States Manhattan modelmg agency g1ant Wilhehnma stgned her predtctmg a salary toppmg $80 000 a year - and w1th lman s classic beaUty all over the nation s newsstands that s a mark long smce passed A belated announcement of the weddmg bells IS expected soon medical course David C rab tree sophomore student and Todd Maves KC fa cult\ member attended a Sports Mcd cme course Apr I 6 1nd 7 at the Cle1eland Clm c Both arc prepa r ng to be atllcti c trau ers for Ky ger Creek H gh Sch ol The t wo-<ia) stud) wa s very well presented bv ph)s c1ans throughout the Umted States Surprising Mets win fourth tilt Peopletalk Crabtree, Mayes l, For th e f rst t me I h stor) a " est Y rg n In James I Farh f Pu 1t Pleasanl has b m sc)C( d cha nn a 1 I I 8 J f ht Southea stC I H sp al Conferc ce Sfl l 1 ht 1 41st a1 nu I n ct n~ 1 Atlan a Gt r ~ rr ta Apnl SIH s a1 organ za1 "' of 1ff hated hos pita ls an I h spital assoctat ons c \er 1~ elr en southeash:rn st ltt:'S lud n~ Alabama fl r d rg a Kentu <kl I us" ' a M1ss1ss pp :'1 rth l Irol na South Caro l na l ncssec V1rgm1a and Wcs V rg a Farle1 ~6 s tl ' 1 gest chairman r h sp al o would result m 3 500 to 4 500 glands a year from Ohio He sa1d th at al th ou~ h current law does not proh tilt tlle program coroners have sh1ed away from 11 on adv1ee from attorneys Bowen sa1d Oregon Haw au an d M1sso ur1 have alread) enacted similar leg1slahon ' One of the opponents Sen J T~moth y McCormack DEuchG. complamed the b1ll lac ks safeguards whtch normally accompany such organ donatiOn leg1slat1on such as prov1s1ons for obtammg permiSSIOn fro m th e donor or h1s family Unanunous approval was gl\ en a b1ll aUowtng county shenffs to recover expenses mcurred 1n protect ng hfe and property m Oh10 durmg the Ill-da y coal strike That measure sponsored by Sen Harry Meshel DYoungstown " as passed as an emergenc) and sent to the House Requested b) tile Buckeye State Sher~ffs Association tile b1il "Ill allow county sheriffs to apply to the state lor expenses 1n sendmg deputies to co unties to protect coa l mme blllldmgs and eqUipment mduding trucks used to haul coal durmg the str ke Meshel smd the mutual asSistance program among county s h e r~ff s reduced crune to a mm1murn and kept v1olence to zero He satd 1t 1s estimated the '"late would have to make $45 000 to $60 000 m r e~mbur sements The House wa s to reconvene at 11 a m today and tile Senate at I 30 p m Teachers want a court order CLEVELAND (UP! ) The Cleveland Tea cher s Uruon planned to ask tile Ohio Supreme Court today to order State Superintendent of Pubhc Instrutt10n Franklm Walter to let tlle Cleveland school board close 1ts schools Teachers and other em ployees of tlle school board haven t been pa1d s1 nce March 17 and wan t th e 110 iJOO<;tudent system closed so llley can become ehgtble for unemployment benefits So far tlle teachers as well as all the other school em ployees ha ve been 11\.'o"\ructed by their various un1ons to report to work tillS week sa1d James 0 Meara executive secretary of the Cleveland Teachers Un10n lf we don t get a satisfactory se ttlement the vano us unwns will he authomed to act to protect th e r1ghts of their employees In Columbus Monday the State Board of Education ena cted two reso lutions a1med at rehevmij the Cleveland schools fln.anc1al crisis The board recommended tile General Assembly take hnmedtate ljCtlon to permit a tax levy on the ballot Wlthm 30 days - 1nstead of the normal 65 days - of actton by tlle Oeveland school board The State Board also asked that th e Legislature and the gove rnor wtlh the concurrence of the federal court be allowed to shut down tile school system unll the hnanc1al diffi culties Such an action would assure that state funds could now to Cleveland schools next year Sta te Audit or Thomas Ferguson alrea dy has venfled that "Jhere are msufflc1ent runds to keep the schools m Cleveland open The teachers facin g another payless payday Fr1day reportedly Will stage a job act1on to help prod state legislators mto devising a plan to help the fmancla lly strapped school system - the largest ln Ohlo Leaders of several employee groups satd they can walt no longer than Friday They have declined however to speculate on what they m1ghl do although some members have sa1d th ey are consideri ng a strike or perhaps a oneo(Jay walkout DROPPING THE BURDEN Former Flnil Lady Betty Ford 1s m a Long Beach Calif hospital - tile v1ctun she says of overdomg 1t With med1cme to relieve the pam of the acute arthr1t1c cond1hon of wh1ch she s a v1ctun Says she Over a penod of tune I got to the pomt where I was overmed1catmg myself It s an mSidious thing and I mean to r1d myself of 1ts damagmg effects There have been too many other thmgs I ve overcome to be for ever burdened w1th this detrul Former Pres• dent Gerald Ford says his w1fe s hospitalization has noth mg to do wtth her cancer surgery lour years ago - tbat The cancer has been totally arrested and her subsequent recovery complete I STILL A HEAVY Muhammad All may no longer be the heavyweight champ but he s still a heavyweight name and Ford Motor Co IS delighted to have him m 1ts corner The automaker has Signed Ali as the new commerc1al spokesman for 1ts Motorcraft parts diVISIOn - says he U be featured 10 a 'W1de range of ads both on televiSIOn and m prml Ford spokesman c V Barlon calls A11 one of the most famous and recogmzable personaht1es 1n the world today - says Peop le tend to stop look and listen when he speaks GLIMPSES Gloria Emerson who covered the V1etnam War for The New York Times has won the Natwnal Book A"ard for her heaVJiy t1tled work Wmners and Losers Battles Retreats Gams Losses and Rums From a Lang War Melba Moore will be leaVJmg the cast of Timbuktu for two weeks to work m Lester Persky s flhn verston of the mustcal Ha1r - bemg shot 111 New York A Probate Court 1n Memphis Tenn ha s accepted Priscilla Ann Presley's d1vorce claun agamst the estate of the late Elvis Presley but the amount - she sought ahnost $750 000 - wasn tiTUide pubhc Fo Wedn es day Ap rl 12 Officials -- --- ASTRO·GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol make pitch~ ~JJIW By DIU~ KIMMIN~ COLUMBUS (UPI )- Off1 c1als of a Massachusetts energy des1gn firm made tlle1r best sales p1t~ h M9n\41y Ill state energy off1c1als to try and sell thm des1gn of a system to cleanly burn Ohio s high-5ullur coal Nobody has a postllon m 001dized bed system design supenor to us sa1d Ricbard Rosen president of the four )ear old Energy Resources Co In c of Ca mbridg e Mass Rosen s company IS compet1tm g w1th Babcock & Wilcox for a poss1ble state contract Lo mstall a Ou1d1zed bed combustion boller at the old OhiO Pemtentiary m Columbus Flu1d1zed bed technology mvolves the clean burning of a flwd mlllture of hlgh.aullur coal and lunestone blown mto a combustiOn chamber About 90 percent of tile sulfur IS miXed With calCIUm producmg a harmless by product and the stack gases are well wtthm state and fed eral a1r pollution standards We are the only ones who have made actual sales (of the technology) ln the Uruted States satd Rosen m a 3(). mmute presentation before th e meet mg with th e governor s Ad Hoc Corrumttee on Coal Utiltza llon was closed to the publie Also present were officials of several Oh10 coal companies and mdustrles The Massachusetts engmeers came to Columbus to detail their $50 000 phase one study of lnstallallon of a fluulized bed at the Columbus priSOn 111 lme with Gov James A Rhodes plans of installmg three such systems m tile state Under a separate contract Babcock & W1Icox Ud has developed plans for mstallahon of all three flmdlzed bed systems Should the decision be made to proceed with either of the two plans the committee will recommend one to Rhodes and state energy officials for funding Rosen said his company s destgn would operate free of pollutmg gases at between l 500 and I 600 degrees Shou)d either of the dealgns be chosen the Department of Energy still faces a problem with Iundin~ • ~ lJ~1nw~wv Apr1 11 978 o (' n yo M r 1 ta y I qo ti n II w 01 I 1:1 l l) d('!:. WICj l yO no r o s AUGUSTA Ga (UP!)- Gary Player puts m hours and hours of practice leads the Masters only one day the unportant one and p1cks up h1s th rd t1tle plus $45 000 John Schlee sperf(fS JUSt as much tune pracllcmg also leads for one day and wmds up "lth nothmg more than blisters He even loses money playmg m the Masters and w1th h1s general fman c1al status now bemg what he calls very low yo u m1ght unagme he d be a httle hot under the collar but he IS anythmg but that John Schlee IS prett) cool about the whole thmg To begm wtth he knew beforehand how urunerc1ful and economically unrewardmg the professwnal golf ctrcmt could be when he first JOined It 13 years ago For another th ng he s perfectly aware that the life of a tourmg pro 1sn t anythmg hke what most people p1cture 1t to be watchmg a Gary Player a Jack Nicklaus or a Hub1e Green making all those beaullful shots on TV Bes1des John Schlee had hunself a ball the enllre wee k he was m Augusta for the Masters even though he eventuall> ftmshed m 42nd plac'e 18 strokes behmd Player followmg h1s leadoff 68 wh1ch ea rned him the top spot after the f1rst round and made him kmg for a day That s somethipg I m proud of savs the sun bronzed 38year-old Browns\ 1ll e Texas pro talkmg about h1s openmgday lead There are 350 or so golfers on the tour and how many of tllem do you thmk can say the> ve "'"'r led a maJOr chan1p1onsh p for even one round ' Whatlh s means to me 1s that I ve led all the three maJor champwnshtps 1n thiS country at one tune or another and that tells me I m capable of wmrung one of tllem some dav True I haven t won any of them yet Schlee laughs but at least I led them all for awhile The US Open after three rounds m 1973 the PGA at the end of two rounds m 1974 and no" the Masters Schlee has flmshed second n 14 different tournaments but "on only one th e Ha""' an Open m 1973 He has had all kmds of physical problems w th h s back hts knee and h1s thumb and t reached a p01 nt where he th ought of qUittmg last summer But ph)Sica ll) he s OK now nd he s not gomg to g1ve up playmg on the tour merely because he ISO t rr akmg a whole lot of mone) Howmany m lhonarres do you tlunk there are on th e tour' he asks Ma) be three I mean those whose actual net worth 1s a mill on Palmer Nicklaus and Player are about th e only ones I can thmk of offhand A lot of the others are broke That s whv so many leave eventually The\ J ~1 fade a"ay You hear someone ask what e\er happened to whIt sh s-11ame and then you get the ans" er he took a club JOb someplace 10 North Overshoe Nowhere • You g Jl to rea lly want 1t to get 1t m th1s bus mess he sa ) s A lot of guys dectdc It s not worth the gnnd Most outSiders have a m sconcept on of what 1t s hke p a)'l ng on the tour People don t really know how ha rd we work and be10g on the tour ISO t as glamorous as th ey thmk Ill s Schlee figures he can ~1 111 w none of the maJor utles lf my body doesn t break down he says I m 3B good for e~ght or 10 more years I may ha ve a chance He plans to open a golf school sometime 1n February but he 11 L'Ontinue pla)mg tile tour anyway 1m not mak ng toO much money he says but I m st 11 en joymg what 1 m domg I 1e 1ever been one to Sit on a dolla r When I have 11 I spend 11 I fly f~rst class and I dr1ve a Mercedes I made $1 850 1n the Masters but pa d $2 000 for one week here 1 mnot kt ck ng tllough l sta) ed m a bea uuful home and I had a cook and a ma1d ll" IS worth 11 Schlee also had to pa~ for h1s transportation and hiS caddie l:le gale l)le xo ungp~an who carr ed hiSbag $2SO He was worth about $(00 says Schlee laughmg some more But"hatcan)oudo ' Th ts s the Masters S (March 11 Ap I 19) 1 > o f yo u I I day s Yo 1 o ii P a d w< Us w 1 Cd v J ot I we gr ~~, t o t f' s at o F 1 ou I t y se d s~ yo no (l g lo y u co ' y o r A -; t o G aph Lt.: r M~ SO ce t o eac h a d a ong se adcl e. cd stamped e , op 10 As o G apn P0 BO\ 189 Rad o C ly Sla o N '( 00 19 Be s e to t s gn -.p~ c ly Mator L.ugue s and ngs By Urtll ed Pr tss Intern a t ona yo u b Na on at League TAURUS (Apfll10 May 101 Co o sco e to <such I a yo a co u d p o f 1 n so e na te ~ e o p~o Be a e ty n g t cone I o e:.:pec te cl sou ce tu a eas t GEMIN \May 21 Jun e 201 You 1 Pse ce w t oe so gn lo act 11 1es of a ~o c o la y Eas t w < 2 N ew vo k. P h <"tde ph P sbu rgh St Lou s Ch cago Mont rea 2 CANCER (June 2t July 221 GB Pet BOO U,) 2 500 2 2 500 I 3 3 W est W L. dl a u e You ct~e t e ab ly o o ga 1e eve n he a ges g ou rs l 250 250 2 2 Pet C nc nnat 4 0 1 000 Los Ange es 4 0 000 G8 o a o lh e VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) Use San F ncsc 2 667 1 San 0 ego 1 3 2.50 3 A anta 1 3 2.50 3 Hous ton 0 5 000 4 1 Monctay s Results New Vork 6 Ch cago 0 A an a 8 Sa ~ 0 ego 1 St Lou s 11 P tt sburgh 1 Lo!l Angeles 5 Houston 2 On y games schedu ed Todav ~ Probab e Pit chers All T mes EST) en cago R Reus che l o a N ew York ( Koosman 0 '1 0.5 vou na t om So r e con don rt could be pac; ~->rl oday Yo o lab y o ma on n rt o vou be ao e to use t p LEO JJuly 23 Aug 211 Because yo u a e ab le to d a w th the eal l es today you may be ca ed pan to he p sol"e a p oble m 1at s a b t too muc h al analy l cal acu I es o gel to th e Dollom ol lh ng s oday They e espec a ly keen and w I do a I ne jOb o you LI BRA (Sepl 23 Ocl 23) An o d lr end who now es des at a cons de rable d stance may get n ouch today Somelh ng mu ually benel c al w I esu ll SCORPIO (Oct 21 Nov 22) Pers stence s you most re able a1y today Don 1 ret any h ng dele you !rom ge ll ng your way nes sw se part cu la ly bus SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 211 Play t coo n any com pelI 'e s 1ua1 on IOday By keep ng Oego Sa n At an ta (P pm Mon r ea Ph la ~p h I Perrv 00 ) N ekro 0 Roge s at 7 35 0 ll a 1Lonoo g 0 Ol l!t 7 35 pm San Fra nc sco (Kneppe r 0 OJ a c nc nn&t !Seaver 0 0 8 05 pm Los Ange es ( Hooton 0 OJ at H ous ton (J N ek o 0 OJ 8 35 pm (On y gl'lme5 schedu ed Wedne sdAY 1 Games Ch cago ell New Yo k Mon r ea at Ph Ia n ght P flsbur gh a t St L n Qh San 0 ego at Atla n ght San Fran !!It C nc n gn Los Ang at Hous ton n gh t you r head at all 1 me s yo u II carn e out on op CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 11) Am erlc•n L ea gu e east A coworke can be won over Oday because of your sound approach to lh ngs He will take an ac t ve ro le yo ur v ew s n suppo rt n g AQUARIUS (Jan 20-feb 11) You I be treated w th consider at on n your soc a encounters W L Pel M lwauke Detroit Cleve and N ew York To onto Boston Ball more today becau se you handle ot h ers In a n a tlul e l oq uent man ner PISCES (Fab 20-l!hrch ZD) You re capab e of entering the Vtdnne s ci rc l e toda)' beca use of your IOQ IC31 methods cou pled with vour w II ngness to work hard NEWSPAP ER [Nl£HPA S£ ASSN The United States Is the world s largest conswner of coffee with three blillon pounds of green coffee roasted In this country every yeHr Ca l torn a Ch cogo Texes Klr)US Ci y M nnesotea O•klond Seat! e 3 0 1 000 2 ' I I 667 1 667 1 333 1 333 GB NBA plJJ.yoffs Phoenh' \IS Mllwuaket Apr 1 - M !waukee !!I f Pho enx9JOpm Apr 1 14 - Phoen x at M I x Apr I 16-M waukee Phoen K J p m JC If necessary 2 2 at 1 2 1 500 GB 3 3 soo 2 4 333 2 MondiY 1 Results C tve and S Boston 4 Ke nsas City A Sa f imore 2 Teus S New York 1 Ca l tornil!l 3 M nnesola 0 Ol!lk and 1 See ttl e 0 (Only oames schedu led) Today' Probabl e Pil ctters (All Tim es ESTI Toron to (Jefferson o OJ at Ch cago ( Kravec 0 01 2 15 P m By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer RIChie. Z1sk m1ght be the best lllmg to hll Texas smce barbecued spare nbs Behmd Ztsk s lusty hlttlng th e Rang ers opened th e season by taking two of three ga mes from tile defendmg world champwn Yankees mcludmg a 5 2 trlwnph on national television Monday rught Z1sk dnll ed a two run home• off D1ck T1drow m the s1xth mrung to break open a tight game and prov de Dock Ell1s w1th a very sa tlsf)'lng victory aga nst his ex teammates I am ticl<led to deatll With ti1e way th s ball team has started smd Z1sk We Mn two out of three from the Mrld champwns and I II take that anvt me AI 01 ver an off -<Season acqu iSition from Pittsburgh had \ WO h ts SCO red lWICe made three runnmg catches mclud ng a spectacular one PITTSBURGH (UPI ) Pittsburgh Pirates offlcl~ls announced Monday that M1ke Edwards a second baseman wlth the Columbus farm team would be sent to Oakland to complete the trade for Manny Sanguillen Pittsburgh last "Week traded pitcher Elias Sosa outl~elcter M1guel Dilone and an unspecified third player for Sanguillen a catcher back to sprmg trauun g Doubles by T1m Foh Steve Henderson and Ken Henderson provid ed Swan w1th all the runs he needed m the fourth mrung But the Mets heaped on four more runs m the e1ghth off reliever Paul Reuschel when aft er Fo h smgled Steve Henderson h1t his third homer m as many days Ken Henderson then followed Ed Kranepool s Single w1th h1s fir st homer of the year In other Natwnal League treated to the tlve-hll shutout p1tchmg of Crag Swan and tlle aer1al display put on by Steve and Ken Henderson as tlle Mets blanked the Ch cago Cubs IHl to run \herr record to 4-1 m th s infant season My fastball was the key srud Swan no longer the ugly ducklmg of the Mets It was movmg today Swan making h1s fir st start of the year struck out tllree and walked two whtle stre tchm g h1 s co nsecullv e shutout 1rmmgs to 24 gomg two~run act on Atlanta edged San Atlanta 1ts first victor> of the D1ego IJ..7 St Lou1s walloped season Gary Matthews drove Pittsbur gh II 2 and Los n four earlier runs for the Angeles defeated Houstor 5- Braves w th a pa1r of homers 2 wh1le Dave Wmfl eld In the Amencan League accounted for four San Diego C1eveland edged Boston 5-4 runs w1th a two-run smgle Kansas C1ty knocked off Bal and a two-run homer t more J-2 Texas handled Cardinals 11 Pirates 2 New York !>-2 Cal lorn a Mtke Ty son s th ree run blanked Mmnesota 3.{) and homer highlighted a s1x-run Oakland shut out Seattle 1-!1 r rst mmng that gave John Braves 8 Padres 7 IJenn) and St Lows an easy Darrel Chaney rocked a wm over Pittsburgh Dermy tworun homer w1th two out m scatte red seven h1ts m gomg tlle mntll mnmg to g1ve the distan ce for the Cardinals Dodgers 5 Astros % Ron Cey drove n two runs With a homer and a smgle and Dusty Baker smgled home a parr of runs to help Los Angeles w1n 1\s fourth straight game Doug RBu makmg h1s flr~1 appearance of the season earned the VJctory The "mless Astros got a home run from Joe Ferguson his third of the year shot drops Yankees, 5-2 aga111St Mtckey Rtvers and was cheered wildly With a standmg ovatiOn every t me he ran out to h1s pos1t10n m left field between mmngs lt 1s a player s dream to have sometll mg hke th s (the fan support ) sa1d Ohver About the on ly thing that went wrong for Texas was the recurrence of a stiff shoulder to Ell1s that forced hun to leave tile game after f•ve mnmgs m wh1ch he allowed JU St one hit In other American League ~ ames Cle1elan d mpped Bosto n 5 4 Kansas C1ty defea ted Ball mo re 4 2 Ca lif o rni a blank e d Mmnesota ~ and Oak and beat Seattle I-ll 1ilS Angeles beat Houston 5-2 Atlanta edged San D~ego 8 7 St I OUI S ro uted Plltsburgh l1 2 and New York blanked Ch1cago IJ..O n National l£ague ac twn Indians 5 Red s.,x 4 The Red Sox are haVJng trouble getting untracked Hon Prmtt s one-out smgle m the mnth mnm g del vered the wmmng run as th e Indians handed the Red So x their tlltrd loss m four games Andre Thornton had a three run homer for Cleveland While Carlton r sk homerell for Boston Ro yals 4 Oru lcs 2 AI Cowens drove m three runs w1th a pa r of triples to spa rk the Royals VIctory over the winless On oles Baltimore has now lo st four 11} a row Angels 3 Twms 0 Don Baylor h t a two-run homer and Ken Brett tossed a f1 ve hitte r 1n help mg the Angels beat the Twms Joe Rud ch1pped n w1th three h1ts mclud mg a run ..cormg smgle for Cal1forma A s I Marrners 0 Th ree of the players mvolved m the deal for VIda Blue - John Johnson Da\e and Gary Heav erlo Billingham happy to be with Detroit nine CINCINNATI (UP! )- De clarmg I m a T1ger no" Jack B1llmgham faced his old Cmcmnat1 Reds teammates Monday m an exhibitiOn game w1tll DetrOit • B llm gham openmg ht s lith year 10 the maJors wa s tr aded to Detroi t dur1ng baseball meetings durmg the wmter A 7-4 w1rmer n h1s fi rst start for DetrOit agamst Toronto Sunday Blllmgham srud he s happy to be w1th the T1gers One reason I okayed the trade he sa1d was tllat they have on l~ tllree or four Astroturf stadmms m the Amencan League and 1 m a smk erball thrower Another reason he added was Fred Gladding h1s new p1tchmg coach He used to be my roommate m Houston lie kno" s me and he helps N ew Yo K (Gu ell 0 0 at M wct ukee (Augus ne 0 0 7 keep me m my groove pm Sometunes 1 shp out of 11 De ro Rozen a 0 0 at Blilm gham sa1d He s1ts m Tc~<as Mcd ch 0 0 8 35 p m Sea t e Pole 0 ll at Oak and th e dug out yellmg at me and ( B a berg 0 o 0 JO p m 1 hke 11 M nne sot a ( Er ckson 0 OJ at B11lmgham srud that when Cat torn a ( Aase 0 0 0 30 he wa s traded my famll) om (On y games scheduled was all I really worned Wedn es days Games Bo!. on at C eveland about For my ktds th iS New Yor~ at M wauk ee (Cmcmnall ) was really home To ronto a Ch cage Ba m re at Kan C ty n gh for tllem De ro t a Texas n Qtl But he admitted th at M nn a Cal or n a n ght drtvmg to Lakeland Fla Sea e a Oak and n ght 1Detroit s trauung camp I I was a httle shakey It was an em.l'tfonal thmg In sprmg he sa1d 1 could see the numbers on the wall Wh e n e v e r Sparky NB A Playott s (And erson) talked 1 waso t t F rSI Round) I Best Of Three I going to be a starter here At Eastern Co nfer ence best I would be a late mnmg Was h ng1on vs Atlanta Ap U - At ant a at Wash ng mop-up p1tcher ton 8 p m Since then however he s Apr 4- Wash ng on a At tllat ball players are found ant a 8 0 p m , Ar,r 1 16 A lanta at wa all ahke wherever you go the !lhngonlpm same k1ddmg m the club c eve tand vs New York Apr 1 12- New York at house But I lllought tllere Cleve ana 8 p m Apr I 14 Cleve and a t New would be a drop m enthus1am go mg from Cmcmnall to a York 8 30 p m 1< Ap r il 16- New vo rk at team that haso t won But the C evel.,nd p m enlhus1 am and the club house w estern Conference Seatt e vs Los Angele s is good I d been on a loser Apr 1 12- Los Angeles at before and you could tell Seat e p m Apr I 14- Seat e at LOS bemg m their lockerroom Ange es 30 p m We re good Blilmgham x Apr 1 6- Los Anoetcs at S81d about tlle Tigers but It sea tJ e J p m West Pet 750 667 667 667 Zisk's waukee 'I p m I 1 3 250 ' 0A0003 W L l 1 2 I 2 1 2 1 By MARK FRIEDMAN UPI Sports Writer Most New York fans agree w1lh the experts that the Mets are really JUst a Tr1ple Ateam - after all they have the Yankees and one out o{ two am t bad But the Mets are showtng somethmg to these fans even 1! nobody IS watc hmg Th ey weren t exactly breakmg th e doors down to gel 1nto Shea Stadtum Monday afternoon but the 3 751 who did show up were would take some m racle to beat New York or Boston B1llmgha m started m the maJors In Los Angeles m 1968 He then spent three years m Houston unhl the Astros traded h1m to Cmcmnat1 as part of a deal that brought Joe Morgan and Cesar Geronuno to th e Reds ln s1x yea rs w1th Cmcmnall Billingham was 87~3 and he 1s now 12().95 m the majors Giants hope to end streak ' By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UP[) - The Cincmnau Reds try for their fift h stra1ght VJCtorywttllout a loss tomght agam~i tl e San F'ranc1sco G1ants but Reds manager Sparky Anderso n 1s not gettin g over excited about the "m streak are Some peo pl e however Just a few mmutesafter the Reds fourth stra1ght wm Sunday a reporter ran mto Anderson s t1dy httle off1 ce and breathlessly announced My people m New York want to know what s the difference between the Reds tll1s year and last year Anderson JUS\ chuckled and slowly pour ed some hot coffee fr om a thermos nto a plastic coffee mug mscnbed Delta Atlanta s B1gge;t and Best The whlle-lla1red manager merely smiled and let the coffee steam a few seconds After all ll s a httle ct ffl cult to star t makin g pr ono unc emen ts about s1gmficant dtfferences based on JU St four games especially when two of the VJctor~es were one-run affairS and the other was only a two run wl.n But Anderson made a stab for the reporter s hungry for somethmg New York editors Well we have better p1tchmg and we re swmgmg the bats he sa1d addlng a couple of more lin es Alexa nder combme d to openmg Oakland crowd of beat the Marmers before a 17 283 Johnson teamed w1th surpr Sin gly la1 ge home Heaverlo to stop the Marmers on three hits while Alexander smgled home tile game s only run off Glenn Abbott Wahama and Southern baule to 6-6 deadlock By Greg Bailey 1 he Waham a White r a Icons and host So uthen [<rna does locked horns last n ght 1n a thrill ng see sa\\ ba ttle and when the smoke had cleared the game had en ded n a 6~ deadloc k Due to da rk ness the cnntest wa s ca lled •fte1 the e1 d of the re~ ulat 1 on seve• mn ngs by un p~res II me Sn th and Greg Bmle) lne contest appea red to br a p tchers duel n the ea rl) nnmgs as Southern s John Mark Sayre and Wahama south pa" Thompson pllched three sco reless nmn gs ap1ece But the Falco ns uoched Say re fo r a run n the top of the fo urth for a shaky lead I h 11 run was unearned as a re sult of an error smg le an I base on balls 1\ al all a seel! ed to l ave l 1 ~car as the) p •ted t" 1 ore runs 11 the top of the r ft h r r ' 3-ll lea d R1ck Buzzard hun ed a single and \\CO to sec( nd on an err 1 Final sign-up day Saturday RACINE - rhe Ra cme Baseball Assn ~ 11 huld a bak e sale Sa turda) beg nn ng at 9 a m at th e Racu e Post Off1 ce o ra sc fu ds lui "" pony leag ue umforms The asS< cwtlon a!S( ts rem nd ng resident s Satu rda Apnl 15 IS the fmal da) for regiSter ng yo ungster s to partiCipate 11 the program Included arc tee ball lttle league pony league and g ~r ls groups and those \\IShing to s gn up but have no prc\lousl) done so are lo call l1bb) F1sher 949 2378 Sue Beegle 949 2575 I 111 an Wea1 er1 949 2031 1 Jan Card l_, 949 2449 Ti e ' ~c1 at1or. also s plarmmg a bake sa e car wash tag day and pop bolt e ar d soft dnn k caps eollect10 n da1 on Ma) 6 explammg that mdeed both the p1tchmg and h1ttmg have been decent the first four games So r1ght now e\Cryth mg IS rollmg along good he smd emphasiZing the r1ght now The Reds st11l face the sli gh t na tter of pla ) ln g another 158 gan es But fans came 11 ay from Cmcmnat1 s four-game sweep of Houston sa) mg there was somethmg abo ut the Reds tllat looked good Anderson agreed - and ha d an answer for that m1press on - h tung We ve been hackmg the DAlLAS iUPl l The ba ll pr ettv good and I for onto Maple Leafs recalled remember Preston Gomez saymg back m 1969 when I r ght wmger Kurt Walker was coachmg for h1m that from tile Dallas Black Ha"ks when yo u h1t you look good of the Central Hockey League H1ttmg produces a lot of other and ass1gned two amateur left wm gers to Dallas tllmgs mmg back w th fo ur b1g runs off Thompson n the last of the I fth Mike Huddleston and R cha rd both walked and catcher Mark Forbes dro\e home a run With hiS Single Herbte Ervm la1d down a perfect bunt one of t" o on the n1 ght and sacr heed the rurmers up Sa) re singled to dnve n a run and first sacker Jun 0 Bnen smashed a double to \ put the Tornadoes ahead 11 After a scoreless s1xth the By Greg Bailey F'alcons " ouldn t qllll and 1ne Eastern Eagles are pushed across three tallies st llllookmg for their f rst w n Buzzard walked and scored of 1978 after dropp ng an 11 2 on a Lichfleld tnple Weaver dec iSIOn to VISitmg Federa l Mark Smith and J Smith all Hoc k ng la st night The s1ngled Sa) re and Russell Lancers unleashed a 12 hit drew walks and t looked like attack agamst three Eagle the Falcons had 1t won p tchers and wmn ng p1tcher But the hosts got hot m the Green fanned four and la st fram e "'th R~aford "alked a hke number m leading off with a smgle while golng the d sta nce Green Forbes was h t by a p1tch he lped hiS o;vn cause b~ En n a gam Ia d down a >1rokmg two suglc s perfect sacr flee to put the 1 he Lancers opened w1th t) ng runs on second and f ve big runs m the top of Ihe th rd Sa) re grounded out f rst SIX smgles sandwiched but pmch hitter Steve H1ll aruu nd a "alk too k their toll drew a walk Kelly n that open ng frame Wneor enner then smacked a Federa l Hock mg ced the tM run smgle to lie the game with three tall es 1n the game A Southe rn pmch S!Xlh runner "as picked off second Sta rhng led all httters as he and the ga me was then called banged JUt three safe1 1es for beca use of darkness the winners as Chad" ell Win ebrenn er had two dded two Joe Kuhn led the s ngles 0 Bmn h1s double Ea gles with two smgles and Sayre Tea for d and Othe r Eagle h tiers were r orbes each had a smgle For Steve littl e Sam Spencer the Falcons L1chfleld had a ani Jue Boyles " th a Single tr pie and Single while M each Sn 1th had two s1ng les Spencer "as tagged Wlth Buzzard Weaver J Smtih the loss as he shared the and Rose each had one hit rnoond dulles With Rust) Southern pitchers walked 1\ gal and Jeff K1mes se1en and fa nned five whtle ogether the) fanned f1ve Falcon hurlers struck out and walk ed e1ght Tomght the th ree and walk ed five Eagles of Coach Ralph W gal Southern goes to Alexa nder entertam North Ga lha tomght Federal Hockmg ' Wahama 000 120 3~ 8 I 500 103 2- 11 12 7 So uthern 000 040 2~ 6 2 Eastern 010 010 0- 2 5 7 Thom pson Honaker (5) Creen and Do wler Buzza rd (6) and J Srmth Spencer lip I R IV1gal I' I Sa) re Huddleston (7) and K1mcs 71 1nd Btssell Forbes, After a fielder s cho1ce Buzzard scored Mark Smith socked a s ngle to send m the other run But the hosts came stor Eagles still looking for first victory 9P€1D8L Digital Watch. The You'll feel good getting one You'll feel good giVIng one BUYING A NEW CAR? Make sure you have adequate tnsurance We have many coverage plans to protect your car and motonzed vehtcles CALL 992-2342 Downing Childs Insurance Agency, Inc. The Spe1del D g tal Watch 1s an ex tra specta l gr ft Because 1 s not JUSt a g1fl of ftme t s an elegant grit of Jewelry too GOESSLER'S JEWELRY STORE Pomeroy, 0 "' �AA UW visits legislature Mrs. Martha Husted , representing the MiddlepcrlPomeroy Chapter of the American Associalton of University Women and Senator Oakley Collins . POLLY·s POINTERS Polly Cramer DEAH POLLY - I hupe sumeone cc.tn Lell mt hvw to t.:lt:an the uut.s1de uf <111 al umt num ur sta lnll•s:; steal l'lt•ctnr fr~ pan . 1 would l'l' l · t<dnl) appreuale some• itclp. -MHS.A.W. DF.i\R MH.S.t\. W. - Of cuurse, one never ll11Jill'l ~es such a pant n the water. I usc· a suap·ftlled slt-el wvul pad lu clc•an all such puns. rulst• w1th hut water a nd dn w1th a soft towel. - POLLY . DEAR POLLY - I read Mrs J .T. 's probte'm with a spnllg> lu s..·e tf 11 would >olvc lhe <hdtng probll'lll II dt d MI{S.H.H lli·: AH POI.l.Y - I was ~~~· t• n an u l~ sufl dnnk ~ollie tu .':lt.'l10 tu tilt• Ll<:wgtllt.•r uf the man who hcu.l ow ned tlH.' Ou~mt·!S~ ytars agu I wurkt·d un !t off and 011 for a cuu p!t.• of wt•eks trym ~ to g l'l llw gl<2ss clt•an a11d sparklmg . II had Ot.·t·n I.Junl'd undt•r H IJe~rn for yea t·s Ftnally I put Ulll' uoke~ nee <HlLl \'lnegar 111 Lhc bottle and shook tlus arou11d fo r a cuuplt· uf !lll!lUles The n·sulls wete unbelievable. A.T DF.AH PO I.I.Y - I US<'d the zigzag .stttd1 on my mad11 ne re~1due 1n an anti· lll t.l'W ll:J I'I OW cJa stll' di'UUIH.i que cluna pltcltcr a nd a glaso sa .-,~: . Mv rcmcth IS tu fill the L'O IIlainer Wttit Water. add a teaspoon of cream uf ldltar. sur unlit tl ts dissolved and then ld 1t .stand uvl•nu ght l. L.K. DEAR POI.I.Y - lmug.- nc wrotl' thr.Jl shl' uses ru!Jbmg alcohol un wutd u \\ ~ ami rlllr· rurs to prl'\'l'nt s tn~ nk mg I alsu us~ 1t on Ill ~ e~ t'Kicls.':l'es to gel rid of all)' grease. smudges cwd hdH sp1 a.' JOYCE DEAR POLLY - When II'IIrnng sltt cks ust' an t'nlpt y canlbuard fabn c !Jvlt. Plat'l' lite boll 111 lite pant il'g and tl tl'H ~ r~.ss. The irumng l.':l' t':.tSlt'r. 41f1d neater Most fab ne stores just discanl such can lbuHnb e~ nd w1ll g1vt• litem to you . -I.UANNF. IlE Al{ POLLY -- We tl•t·t•ntly purchased a new box ~pnngs tmd rnatt n.•s."i Ulvt'l'ed 111 a .s !J ppt1 r~ f<tll r H' F:\'e ryd;.l! I had to push the mal· u·t·;; back 111 plat-e I put an nld balll tub lllal titat had Slll<tl! SUl'lllHl (.' Up~ Ull ll bel· Lht• tup.-, uf lh'a\'\ cultun knt.·t.· SU< 'kS lilal Were SO S il'cll'hl'~ tht·~ \\ UUld not sta.1· up. r\u \\ tile.~ a rc ~uud as new . IIA ZF.l. Polly 1\lll ; end \'\Ill IJilt' vf ht•r . s 1gnl'd t·hank · } uu llt'II'Sp"per coupon l'i lppt'l'o If He lp for electric fry pan t'ILir'll \\ ater wt•t•n the r!ldllrt·.ss (l lld s ill' UM· .~ \·ou r fcn on le Pu111tcr. Pt'l'\;l' or Prul>lern m 1•.-r <·ulumn Wnte POI.I y·s l'OI'ITF.H., 111 eare uf th is ne'"spa per Member s of American Associatton of Untversily Women 's Ohio Branches arrived tn Columbus recently to consider current political tssues and talk wtth their state legislat ors al the Ca pitol and nea rby Neil House. Arriving from . all parts of the state, they came to ex press thei r political interests and to explore wtlh legtslators the way lawo can serv£' home and commumiy . Representing Lhe Middleport • Pomeroy Branch was Mrs. Martha Hu;ted, Educational Chairman and Acting Le~i s l alive Chairman for Mrs. Sibley Slack, who was unable to attend. Mrs. Husted had an oppo rtunity to talk with Senator Oaktev C. Collin s at the luncheon session at the Neil House. and later , at the State House, wilh Representative Ron . James. who will present an Ohio slate Oag to the Middleport Pomeroy Branch at a future meeting . Dr Marie Pfeiff er, Colu mbus, AAUW Ohio Division President. led Lhe meetmgs and mtroduced the keynote speaker, Or. Van Boga rd Dunn , Dean of the Methodist Theolgocal School. Delaware. Dr Dunn's speech defmed "Polillr< - A Vision of Thtngs As They Ought To Be." i\ wetrd ~ n·qUl l't' lll UnL'i Money can't buy happiness,· but think what it can rent collCt.' rnlng Jll'W off1ccrs. Te~ken 1nlo lht.• membership were Barry McCoy . Jerry Alcslurt! , C'hns Baer . Srutt McPhail . J . L. Jeffers. Mik e Pc11tt·rsvn. Clytie Sa) l'l' . Chn.-. StlN ROJtN :vtr and Mrs. Ravm ond Deemer. ami David Amburgy . Allhe pme wood derby Z1 1· 1c , Byron. Gc1. a~<.' rm · the fir st plm:l' winner wa s nou.1r1ng the btr'lh of a son .J eff Frank . wtllt scco11d placl' John We>le) . born Apri l I al tu Todd Atlams and gotng Lht• Co llt seum Park Hosptlal Llmd place lu Ga ry Curlts . in Marun, Ga Thl'y lmvt.• a Mrs. .J oyce Thot:en. den daughter , Hever ly, agt> two. mutltc r. cx plamcd the ~..:on­ Grand tla renl.!; are Mr . and Mrs. flobert Du ckworth, Mul - su·ut·ttun of the ca rs matlt· bv · dleport and the late Mr . and Llw IJOi s. ,\ lt\'t ng Cll'cic b) the SI'UUL' Mrs Paul Ztrklc Pomerov Mr. an~ Mrs w;tltam Fred d u~e d till' Inl'l'llflg . 1\ Smtlh of Bradbury are great- tlccuratcd blue and gold ca kt· was se rw~ wtllt Kooi-A tti IJI grandparents . :>1rs. Th11rt·n anti Mrs Can;! Hnd "If you use · Ms. jacobs the short hosts meet fonn, we do it for less." w. If yuu qualify for the short form, we charge a very low price. The simpler the return, the It- ~ we charge. That's Reason No. 2 why you should let us do your taxes. H&R BLOCit THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 618 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO Op-en 9: 00 to 6: 00 Weekdays 9:00 to 5 :00 Saturday· Phone 992 -3795 No Appointment Neces sary rnel'lurg uf till' !..cHJn:l Chff f'tTe Melhud" t Church Ill~> · :-.10111:1r~ ~ uu ct y last wt•l'k Mrs Jean Wn ghl. \'II'C pll'!-lll!ent , ~ pt·n t·d th1· meeltn g wtlh Mrs. Mt ldred J ~cu iJ~ ~Jvmg dt.!\'otiuns Sht.• I'et~ d " Trusting 111 G1 1d" ~:~nd "Thank Yuu Gvd For l.tltle 'l111ngs " Prayer was i)y Mrs Ida Marlin and Mr; Wn ght had a program on .Jap:nt. The secretary \ rl' purt was gl\'t:ll by Mrs. Ann Mash Mlssiun"ry vlcdgc ~ Cllld the work · tng fund were t>tken up Mrs . Ida Milrtin a nd Mrs. F'rarH.: cs Ma rtin st.•rv ed reJreshment.; . Oth ers attcntlmg were Carol Lunsford . Angie and Ma rgu Marttn , guesL, , and Mrs. Wan da Eblin , Mrs. Ambet l.oan. Mrs. Iva Powell. :md MISS Sus"n F'leshriietn. T~~Y it simply, TRADE-IN Mon., Tues., Wed. • ~ THESE PARENTS SHOULD BUTI OUT RAP : Ann and I had a falling-(lul two years ago. You know how gtrls get mad and badrnouth each other. Recenlly we deetded to make up We have forgiven and forgullen , but my parents can't! Mum blames Ann for starting nunors _about tl)e (I did my share too). Dad says if he catches me Lalktng !o fier I'll be grounded and won 't get my driver's heense . lnctdenlally. Ann 's folks are glad we're friends again . If I even mention her at home I get screamed at. What to do? -17 AND CAN'T PICK MY rRIENDS DEAR 17 : Unless there's a great deal more here than you mention, we thmk your folks are overinvolved and overreacting. . Adults who hold grudges after thetr children have wisely dtsea rded them are bucking for unnecessary rebellion. Perhaps they'll ca ~n doW!1 if you and Ann quielly remalll fne nds (at school I and make no big confrontation of it. Try this a month and let us know if we're nght.- HELEN AND SUE P.S. To 17's mother : Isn't il s1lly to fight your daughter 's batlies when she has already ended the war ? DEAR HELEN AND SUE : I'm a 1J:year-old girl in love wilh a 29-ycar-old preacher. Bul he's mar.rted and has two children. He's about the only person who eve1 showed Interest 111 me. I'm on ~ope, 1 drink, smoke, cuss and everyllnng else. I've been planning to run away and stay ncar his house so I can L<tlk to him . Should (? - HEARTBHOKEN AND SICK DEAR SICK : :Talk to lhts preacher · yes; but don 'l run away and stay near Ins l10use ! He ca n help you ki ck those habits if you stop confns· mg gra ltlude wtth love.- HELEN NOTE FHOM SUE . And mclude his wife in your talks. These four-way conversations !God will be there too 1could make yo u a new person by age 14. DEAH RAP · About lugh school "rcss codes: In my junior year (1 97011 wore.~ants to school before it was " legal" to mstigale some a elton . 1he principal threatened me wtth suspenSion, but as a LO[l honor student, wtlh teacher support,! was able Lo ca ll his bluff. Wttlun two weeks out· n gid dress code was broken. Aller that. 1 hardly ever wore pants. Now , al age 24, I am dtsg11~ted by how the kids dress at my old school. I sec obese girls hanging out of halters. s hapely ones looktng like hookers; boys sloppy and slrmgy-haired. One of lll) fyrmer teachers said, "Well , you started it ?" l Now I'm wondenng, ca n the average person (espectally a teen I funclwn wtlhout restricti ons'- JADED HEBEL REBEL· Are the ktds' dress habits really litis bad. or are you seemg them wtlh " ~dull " eyes'' As we've satd before, no one ts qutte so cundemnmg of an age group as the person whu has just gt·aduatcd ft·onvl. - HELEN AND SUE Vaughans join OES Pwn and Don Vauglmn were initiaLL~I into Pumcruy Chapt er 186, Order of the Eet.stern Stm·, .at a mec llllg held re cenlly at the Pomeroy Ma su nlt.~ Temple. Adnan H~bbar~ Sym[>athy was extended tv I.orenzu Davts at the l11ss of Ius brother. Thuma s Edwa rds thankl'li the chapter and members for rememberi ng hun dunng Ius hospitali zation with vis iL~ anti ccmls. Three rncrnllei'S were Sl1~ pe n~etl for non-payment of dues. It W(tS t~ nn u un ccd that Lhl' landmarks will be The lwu were prt:senled Bibles from the Chapter by '11JUuw .s Edwan.ls, associa te ~tru n Two persons were also clcl'lcd lu rece ive the de grees . Mr . and Mrs Htehard Vaughan. worthy re~::~d nnd ubllgatiUn uigllt molrurt and palron , presi<IL•d observed at Lhe next meeting. Spring flowers decorated at the meeltng wi.th Mrs. Mabel Moor.- as warder pro the ta ble for refres hment~ Lem . The sunshtne fund was served uy Da le and Ella l'Uil.-clcd by Kalhy Workman. S11lllh . llus.altlta Gmther. a n~ lnvitall uns were extended to Ca ryl Cuuk. van uus inspcdwns. tiet·well l'<:~ n.ls were !)C!It tu Flurcnl'c Well . Mary l.tppcncott. and Al20, you'd thmk nothtng of playing 38 hole&; afler 40. you'd watch gladly while someonl1 else does it on TV. JA YE ROBEIITS TURNS tt - Jaye Roberts. daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Herman Knbcrts, celebrated her lith birth· day Sunday allernuun with a pit:nit: at the Route 33 madsidt• park. Atlt•nding were Mr . and Mrs . Roger Mu"'rry and Cnlcna, Mr. and Mrs. Robert St:arberry and Gina, Mr. and l\1rs. Erm·st Powell, Mrs. Rita Boggess and Tummy, l\1rs. ,\gnt.slluggess atid Donnie, Estil Cullins , Duw·ll J{obt•rts. Tim llmley, Sean"· Braley, Jamit· Braley, Keith Adkins, and Joey Roberts. Scudin~ a girt were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stu•rman Hubert~. Officers elected New offtcers were eleded at Lhe recent mcctmg of the Sew-Rile.Sewtng Cluu held at Lite home of Mt·s. Betty We it rung. F.lectcd were Jotll Hoffman . prc sulent ; Nett ie Buyer , v1cc presulcnt ; Ann llrowning, treasu rer ; and Evelyn Gilmore, secretary Mrs Pan~ora Collins openl'li the meelt ng with Mrs . C.Jimor e g1 ving t he scc rclar) ':-; re port. and Mrs. Carolyn Md1anil'l giving the treasurer 's report. PIHns \\l'I'C made fur a summer yu rd sa le. Next meeting wil l be wtth Mrs McDwu cl. A desse rt cour.sc WH S scrvud to thu.se named ond l.ucy Whit(' , Martha Hoffman, Lenora McKnigh t . and Flo Stnckland. Sat.- FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM ' ,--·-·....--·-·, ' Basiecamping skill<wtll be l<tughl at a scrvll'c untlmeeltt' 1 <' uf the Btg Bend Nctg ltburhotKI'I'Itu t·w[•ty . l c·ell lip K'IHl) 11Uh g '"- • c:l ..~~~"'~~et~tc, Blark Dt amond Cuundlt·ept·escnlaltve' ;net . "' · l .aro )11 tt·cvt:s , SturltJy Wtl sull and Pat Thomct sc;·v il.'t' ~n:\dl~~c~or; ~edncs~bty to pla n for the ntecllng wht cit wtll be t ~~. tr~ o .. several sktll workshops '" prepa ration fur llie sumJllCJ day camp. All volunteet·s plwming to work . t I· .. tire encouraged to lctke the traiuing. rl lay ct~mp Mrs. Merle Jol m~ o n ami Mrs. I <llt'rt'nce will be givm' ll . ba~lt sk.tlls mstrur la.on. Thu~t· attcn<ltng an~ tu lHkc UIW YC:J~·d :~. clolheshne rope. a )>Irk kmfc. 50 mtls to help defray lilt• expense .for makmg uar1;; , il L':l l'llboanl egMcarton, old L:amlle.s or wax.l!nt oul of till' dryer,thetr l~tntlbook. and a sack lunch. Smce . d most d t ·'of lhe lranuug Will l>tk"' ottltloot·", , YU 1Ujl1CCI'S arc t'elmn e o uress fo t· Lltc weather. The workHitop will b • I ·II froml0am .to2p. m . etc< SmACUSEIII\OWNIETitOOP u2o AI the•meetmg of the Svntcuse Brownie"~ 'l'ltu 1Sl. Ii~Y. cvemng, .. . 'La .1 .• as gc was ut-coratcd "' ptepar<ttimt for a puppet show The ocuuts earlter lltadc puppets. · Terri Roush look up lite dues, Becky Wllll'brcnncr led inlhe pledge to the flag, S he! lie Wolfe letltnlhe gt rl scout prum 1se and all of the llruwme' " "'K the Smile sung. Heft·cslunenl~ were. served by Shc lltc Wolfe <tflcr Ku n Ad;uns led 111 the Lords Prayer Jane lmLoden hat! tlw cleanup respon"'btltty for the meetm~. •• rb ~<'·~,-Scout lea~crs Hround lhc ru unt y ~n.· mvitcd lu sul.nmt in· tf1, ,;_lonna it on et tller by lclt•pltotIt •Xtll'xt n:11i te lt•phunc. 992-5292. or m111l for the \.1rl &:o ul I la11·y. POMEROY I' F:IISON ,\1.~ Mrs . Phillit• Mt·tnharl. Mrs . Stt> lla !\lilt'S. Mrs. Edith Lanning , a nd Mi~s Ermu Smith wt•rt• Suuda\· dium:r gut·sh uf \tr~ . ltu~~· r.mtht•r. Mr. OJnd Mr~ . l.;mm l)•rt•t• uf Pu·kt•rin~tun, t~nd Mr. and Mrs. lla It- Hunsh and t•hildrt·nnf St. ,\llmus. spent lht• wt•t·kend • ith Mr . and Mrs. Alht:rl Kuush and fa mil)'. Mr . and Mrs. t'. E. Blakt•s ler IUII't' rt' llll'll('(i lwnw frum Sanlbt.•l Island. Fla . and Winlt.•r Ha\'cn, Flu . whl'rt' tltt'\' \'isitcd ht:r sbtt•r and br;1thrr-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith. While tht•n• Mr. and Mrs . Rlak.-skt.-s daughtrr. Mrs. ~lt'il'in Cirt·!t• and l'hildnn, Mark and Mariannl', uf Wh'hita. Kansas visitt•d. Mrs . 1-:ti·wl.-th Chas.rt• turned t11 Ptlllll'ruy to bt• "tlh ht-r sish'r, Miss Helen J,u{' hary. aft...r spt•nding tt·n d~I )'S at ht•r humt· 111 l)aytun . FRIDAY Heath United Methodist RETURN JONATHA N Church in Middleport ; for , Metgs Chapter. OAR . ~' ntla y, appointment call 992-7531 at the St. Paul Lutheran dally , or 992-58.12, weekends Church fellowship hal l. or evenings. Mrs . Marjorie Walburn will lx: on cornpo niUn pll:lntJngs trap plants ArrangeSocial 1 and nwnt of the month is Spi:H;e" "Mysteries I!'I s Keltonlu be lhe judge . I Calendar 1 MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL I 111 wtlh M. I DDLEP\!' HT I.ITERARY CLU B, 7 30 Wednesday at lhe home of Mrs Ha rold Sauer wtlh Mrs Dewey Horton to review "The Great Ratlroad Bazaar" and Mrs. Carl 'Horky to re~iew "The Castle of Crossed Dcstimes. " THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS Grange, Thursda y night B p.m. at the hall. LAUHEL CLIFF Belle r Health Club, 7::10 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs Ann Mash. MEIGS COUNTY Humane Soc iety, 7:30 p.m Tliursday al lhe Thrift Shop aero" from the Pomeroy Post Offl ee Public mvt led . PAT I Parenl' and teachers I i-30 p.m . Tuesday at th~ sdwul. Program s wh1 ch alluw studcnb " to attend classes half a ilay and work half a day will be dtscussed by the teacher-<:ou rdinators John Wtlltam Blacltnar ' Honal~ Logan . and Mtldred veterans. Batley HARRISONVILLE Order MIDDLEPORT LODGE of Eastern Star 255 Tueoday B F. and A. M., 7 30 Tuesday p m. PresentatiOns of Z'i year al l11e Mtildleporl mght pins . Final date to pay dues. Temple. Work to be M asontc POMEROY Cham ber of in the entere~ apprenltce Commerce Tuesday noon at degrte All ma!'lter masons Metgs Inn . III V ILC~. ' SYRACUSE PTO Tuesday WEDNESDAY 7:30p.m . at school. Refresh POMEROY · MIDDLEments. PORT Lwns Club , noon WINDING TRAIL Garden Wednesday allhe Me1gs In n. Club. Tuesday at the home of FREE CERVICAL cancer Mrs . Pal Thoma . Each mernber.ls to take a pat ka ge clinic for Me1gs area women, of seeds. The prugrom bv • Wednesday afternoon al TUESDAY MEIGS COUNTY Chapter 53, OAV, meeting Tuesday, 7 30 at home on Butternut Ave .• Pomeroy. Election of officers Attendance required to keep cha rler and Cong re ssional Interest In TO SING - The Point Pleasant Rescue Squad announced the upcommg presentation of a "Night of Inspiration" at lhe Pomt Pleasant Senior High School on Friday, Apr. 14, beginning at B p.m. Groups to perform are the Galileans and the Inspirations. Tite Gallileans from Dallas, Texas, aie a Mext ca n-American Christia~ Group, of Gospel singers. They rank as one of gospel mustc stop tourmg groups and in 1970 recetved Lhc Dove , Award as the most promismg new gospel ta len t. 'f1re Night of lnsptralions fealurmg the Galileans as the opening group, followed by The lns p ~ra li on s . is one of the finest evenings of gospel mustc to be presented tn thts area. Tickets• are available at the following locations : Fruth Pharmacies, Cit tzens National Hank , Potnl Pleasant Peoples Bank. Bauer's Sotu1d Shop, B&B Markel in Mason, Gregg's Market , New Haven; Mtddleporl Bible Book Store. Rutland Furniture . Ohi o Valley Bank and Faith Book Store in Ga iltpclts, at the Rescue Squad offtce and from lhe squad members. Ttckets are $3.50 tn advance, $4 atlhe door. chtldren 12 and tu1der are free Mr . and Mrs. Bub llut'flkh and Jarm· Sl>t'lll tht• wt•ekend 111 C11lnmbns visiting 1\tr. and Mrs. Mikt• llammt•r Hnd family . Th l'v t.'SfH'dU Ji r t o \' i:-i ;( :\Ir s. Alma · IJ ul'f l1 r l1 Tlwmpsou, a pa ti l• nt ut St. Anttluny· .. Hm.p tt.al ill C11l· 'H'IU umhu !-. . !~ MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS !~ 1 ~ -· YOU MUST ~~J~~~~~;E:r~;;; MAY 6TH ~ REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE In Order to Vote in iii E = recetve from policyholders? To determ ine the f inanc ia l st abi lity of an ti"\Su ranc e co mpany w1rte your Insurance Comm tss,oner who shoul d turn1sh yo u wtth adequate mformat ton'to ga uge a com pan y' s1 f inanc1al st ab11!t y Ma ny tnsu rance representat ives a lso have re1erence boolc. s whiCh g tve data on the sound companies The money collec ted fr om prem1ums go in lo the genera l l unds ot the com pan y to meet normal expenses plus m ake payments to policyholders and benei 1C1 ar 1eS The balance. along w1th com pan y reserves , 1s ~nvested 1o earn future benefit payments for th e pol icyhol d er s These Investme nts have act ual ly r esul t ed m lo N ermg th e cost of some poi1C 1es from .,.,hat they were 20 1ea rs ago. are~ot Registered : ~ Vi sit the Board's Office tn Person - OR ~ Phone the Board of Elections- OR iii Mail the Board a Card I= = :: How can I tell if an 1nsurance company IS stabl e? What do insurance companies do w1th the premium s th ey If You 1!1 ~ = If You are in Doubt as to Wh ether You are :: Properly Registered , Phone the Board . iii ~ ~ : = ~ MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS ~ Masonic Temple Building P.O . Box 488 , Pomeroy , Oh io 45769 . Phone 992 -2697 Hours9 : 00 -4:00-Saturdays9 :00 -12 : 00 = REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE -~~ iii The Insurance Store 992 .5110 ""Pomero ~ , 0 . 214 E. Main = = ti Ill llllllllllllllllnlllllll II II 111111111111111111 IIIIIJIIIII Ill 1111111111 lllllllJIIIII IIIIIJIIII II II Ill~ :: ~- J BONELESS PORK LEGAL NOTICE The PubliC Utllttles Commts· ston ol Onto nas se1 lor publtc heartng Case No 77·380-El·FAC Subhle A. to revtew lhe operation ol the Fuel Cosl Adrustment Clause ana tne tuel procure ner• practices and pol1Ctes o 1re Ohto Power Company on 'It ty 8, 1978. at 10 00 A~~ ES T . at lhe Commossto<~ ' s olftces . 160 Eas, 9road Street Columbus. Oh to All tnterested persons Will be gtven an opponumly 10 be heard further m lormat~n may be obtallled by con· tac11119 the Pubhc Uultt1eS Commtsston ol Onto THE PUBLIC Ul tUl lES CO MM ISSION OF OHIO By Rtchard l Smtih . Secretary TO PERFORM The Rio Grande Chorale wtll petiorm at the Saltsbury Elementary Schuol a l 7 p.m. on Apnl rB prec edtn ~ a mecltng of the Salisp~ry PTO The publtc ts in vtted ." • · IIIUR·IIfiOIRBl !!,U Ill Jlllllll til til lit IIIII III 1111 II IIIII II II Ill lilt II IIIII Ill Ill lilt 11111111111 111111 lilt Ill IIIII II 1111 W ~ MEETING SET meetin g of ftc lurn Jonathan Meigs Cha pter of the rJau ghtero of the American Hevolulton to be held Vndav will be at Sl. Paul' s L~lhcran Church fellowsh tp hall instead of al the home of Mrs . George Morn s as W1:l S Ci;irli er <:HI · nuunced A FRESH & LEAN FRESH & LEAN -... ,. L' PORK STEAK........................99 .~SAUSAGE~ .................. ~ ..... ;B~. 99e BOLOGNA • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 69e LB. ROAS:T ·¥ .. FRESH & LEAN SUPERIORS ALL MEAT LB. r SLICED CASH SAVER LB. SUPERIORS ALL MEAT WIENERS ...................... /!~ 89e HAM SALAD................ ~B~.99e DOG .FOOD ALL WEEK SPECIAL HO"'O MILK •••......... ~.~~~L-~~. 89 25 LB. BAG HOMEMADE • MASON FURNITURE "Across From the Courthouse In Pamer " :::: ~ By He1en and Sue Bouel 1 On All Living Room Suites DAVIS INSURANCE ~ 1 ~ ' Alumni pkzn for reunton •100 fir fnr ••..,.... 11111 ••• ~ NEW HAVEN, Conn (UP I) Kwon's family caused the - It may have been the cancellation. "His family was pretty greatest college party never upset. He dtd not want them held . to fi nd out about it," Tabin Yale University senior Alex Kwon plaruted to throw a satd. Howard Parish, director of $40.000 "G reat Ga tsby" part y dtni ng halls , said " pra cSat urd ay night, complete with champa gne , danc1 ng tically all of the food or· girls and Monte Carlo-type dered " by Kwon , mcluding lobsters and cavia r, had been gambling . But in the end, the national purchased and "a substantial publicity given the black-tie amount " had been paid in extravaganza ap parently advance He sa td the food wtll was too much for Kwon, his be frozen or otherwise "be parents and Yale University. utilized where possible." ' Kw on had 10,000 fake Kwon, son of a Sou th Korean steel magnate, had French 500-franc notes mv tt ed I ,000 gues ts to printed up, ordered six blackgamble, drink and generally jack tables and four baccarat live tl up in Hoartnd '20s tables from New York, and planned lo give anyone who style. Some school officials and won a million •' francs" either studen ts had criticized a brand new Mercedes or a Kwon's whim as being overly Cadill ac Sevtlle Pla nned entertainment extravagant. A Yale Daily News e.Q it or said the in cluded two flemen co The aru111al Pomeroy High proJected party wa s "turning dancers. a 13-pi ece orchest ra , &hoot Alumnt dtnner dance a rock band , a comedian, a reunton has been set for May into Yale's Koreagate ." "I thi nk the whole tdea IS magician. a private showing Tl at the Metgs Htgh &hoot said Yal e of the James Bond spoof, cafeteria . appalling," Un tverstly Secretary Henry " Casino Royale" and a The reunion ha s been Chauncey " It is from th e beauty contest with a moved to the high school past and there IS no longer Bahamas trip for two the Pe usse of the lack of space any place for tl. llts s!IIY and prize . · ~ndoor~ and parking fa cilities ga udy." -~1 at the Po me~oy Elemeqtary Saturday morning, Kwbn • School. The association has ca lled the party off . Saturday • had no new mem hers since night. Yale students were the discontinuance of seen in rented tu~edos, DA Uf:IITEit IIOitN Pomeroy Hi gh School 10 Iossing frisbees. Mr . and Mrs. Charles · · yea rs ago, yet the attendance Kwon said, " It began as a way of saying goodbye to my Ma sh Ill of Pomeroy. at the reunion is growing friends, but unfortunately the Huule 2. announce the bi rth each yea r making larger party attracted th e kind of uf thetr fourth child a fa cilities 11ecessary. Plans are being made lo attention outstde of Yale I di d dit uKhler , l.t:igh Ann, iJOrn u11 Apnl 5 at O~l leness invite teachers of the former not antici pat e and ha s Hus ptl a I, Atlte n• . She high school and their spouses. acquired a significance I di d wet ghed seven pounds, five Attempts arc being made to not mean il to have." uum·cs. Grandparents are secure the names and ad· His friends say he lost 1$1 5,000 on lhe party that Mr. anti Mt·s. Charles Mash dresses of the staff and 11 . Pomeroy . Houle 2. and teachers . Anyone who can never was. Geoffre y Tabin, a Yale Mr. and Mrs. Mack Brun· offer assistance is asked to st udent who said he wsa sun, Lon~on . Mr . an~ Mrs. contact Linda Mayer or April anolhet· Smith . Volunteer help is asked by Kwbn to be master Ma s h h al'e daughte r, Sharline and two needed lo plan and organize of ce rem onies, said th e suns , Ch uckte and Bert the banquet and dance. Any publicity and pressure from graduate wishing to assist sh ould contact Mrs. Mayer or Mrs. Smith. · Classes observing reunions this ye8r will be 1903, 1908, 00 1913, 1928, t93J , 1938, 1943, 1948, 1953, 19$8, 1963 and 1968. Thoae ha vlng recent ad · dresses of alumni are asked to send th~m lo April Smith, secretary-treasurer, ' Pomeroy Alumnt Assn ., P. 0 . Box 202, Pomerijy, Ohio 45769. & The ofllcers anrl eKecutive ·8:30 til 5:00 ThursdaY T~ 12 Noon committee n.e mbers welcome decorating Ideas. They are asking for purple Herman Grate and white items to use In the Mas_on. W.~Va. 773-5592 decorations or high school • memorbilla . .....~·~········ 'We're Hel'fJ To Serve \ You" Itt h Mrs Jeanette Duffy and Davtd. Mt·s. 1-.outse Frank. 'Jeff ami .John , [)ob Deemer anti Chris. Glenna Rwmner. Shirl ey l.a11~e rs and Jackte Ju st~< . Mrs. Cam! Smtth and Clyde, Mr. and Mro Curlts, Gary. !lonna and Alby. Mrs. Shn·tey Smtih , Oavtd and .Jasun, M.r . c.t nd Mrs Pl•te Tlturl'n anti Erie, and Mr . and Mrs. Larry F.bersba ch. Davttl wtd Chris. M1 s Pet e Mit:hac!, Greg ami Tt'll'ta. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ft·ecman. Brum , Garr M1 dmcl and Deamw, Mr. tmll Mrs. Hugh McPhail. Scull. Co rey and Heather. Mrs. C<t rol A~ a m.s. Kim ami Totlti. Mrs Ca rui )·n MeCuy. ll<t!T)' and M1c hcl!c, TCI!lllll\ K11cklt·y . Mr. ami Mrs. .Jerri· Alt:sl11re ami Jt.!IT). Mrs. I ){II ~Y Pallt•r!wn mul Mikt·, Mts Juct•lvtl Ba er anti ('ltns. Durmg tilt.' met.: tlll ~ wlm:ll upt•ned wtlltlhe pledge lu Lht• Oa~ letl Uy the webelos, plans Wt.'J't: dlSl' USSt•d fur H SWlllllll · mg parl y at R10 Grand e. Th{'re wc.t .s e~lsu e~ d1scuss1on tr==:=:=~~=:(;;;;;;;i:;R~;~~~~,~:-::~1 selectwns. were prcsl'nted and the annual pi newood derIJ~ wa)S st.ogcd dt a recent meetin g of Syracuse CulJ Scout Pack 242 held at the S) racuse Elenlelltary School . Petc Thoren. culJJ nt~ sk r , pn.·sented l wu Sll v~ r arrow~ lv Jeff Fra nk . and sdwlar . ('ltlzcn . r:mcl <:~thlt'tt.' <i\\'il!'ds tu Jack te .Just<S, Htclw rd Dai'IS, l;reg Mll'httel , ami I>H\'Id Ebct sb>.clt. Webelv !cadet . I nrry f·:bersUa ch, gcn'e 11 lm ef SWII!Jiar)' uf the l.mdge ' L $35,000 . This will be in· troduced in November. Panelists on Spouse Abuse Leg islation included Rep . M<ke Slinziano, Assembly Fina nce - Appropriations Commtttee, and Rep. Helen Fix, Governmental Affairs Committee , who recenlly cosponsored House Bill 987 to finance famtly protective services for battered women . Also appearing were Senator Sam Speck, Judiciary and Education - Health Committees; Mrs. Nancy Blake, Dtrector, Hetde House; and Mrs. Bertrese Sewald, Altorney at Law. Legal Aid . Mrs. Jane Beverley, Franklin Co unty Court of Domesllc Relations, was moderator. Mrs. Beverley ts past Ohto AAUW Legislative Chairman Coordinating Legislaltve Day acttvtties were Ohto Legislation Co-Chairmen Mrs . Donna Lou Van Buren, Delaware, and Mrs. Sara D. Wolfe, Worthin gton. Some interesting hi gh ligh ts of the Senate sessions were the appearance of the 9()-member women 's Sweet Adeltne Ba rbershop singers, Gem Citv , who entertained the sc~alo r s and guests with seve ral oldtime musi cal Cub pack awards given 1\d i:im ~. dl'IIIJ lutht.•r !-l Allt.'ml uu; we n~ Mr. Hen'Y Mrs. Laura Smiley Mtller , Bay Village, pa st state A,\UW President. moderated the forum on " Alte rnate of Financin g Mea ns Education . " Panelists in Sen . Anthony eluded Celebrezze, Jr., of the Senate Education and Health Committee and· Chairinan of the Local Government and Urban Affairs Committee Servmg on the House Education Committee, Rep. Larry Christman also serves on the House rinance • Appropnallons Committee with co-panelists Hep .•Ben Rose and Hep John E. J o h ~son . . Rep Johnson recenlly sponsored House Btl! 1000 and H.J .R. 61 (a basic state aid formula for schools ) drawn to restruct~re stale financial support for primary and secondary. education . Mr .' Johnson stated that it is inevitable that the solution to Ohi o's financ ta l stt uatwn must come from a tax increase - nollax reform . He emphasiZed that there must )lea change to income types of tax . Under H S. 1000. propertY tax wou ld be reduced to 15 mtlls and be reta ined in the di>t rict. Th e shtfl from property to tncomc · tax would place the heaviest burden on corporate and personal in ro mr~' ovP r r ------.........---............____1 I Girl Scout Diary I . ~Y Charlene Hoeflich $- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. Tuesday Apnlll 1978 '2'' U-UP or PEPSI 3 \ " WANT 992-2156 ADS · QUARTS •1 - ggc BATH SOAP. ...... ~.E~~.:~:~. 23~ ' HI-OR I EOON TOILET Tl SSU E...... 4 roll ~ :.a•c•k•• . 49c S~LTI NES .•. ~~;.~~.. KRISPY $ Jg ., DIAl - WHITE, GOLD, PINK & AQUA OR There's a. sale everyday In the CI assified Section. Buyi_n' or Sellin' for the best deals on a fast set of wheels, you can't beat the gg~ CHOCOLATE DRINK ..... ~.A.~?~... 1 COCOA MIX .•.... ~~.c~:. '1 09 DR. 89 8 PEPPER........ .:~~.~~.~~~~. e BROUGHTON VAUEY BEU HOT DIET RITE COLA ...........8.:~~.~~.~?~::. ~ COTTAGE CHEESE •• :~.~:.~~:~~. CARNATION RC COLA BROUGHTON PAPER JUMBO TOWELS.... ~~~... GLAD & HEm . L1 NERS..•.. ~~.K TRASH CAN 10 .. BANANAS 4 LB. SUPER MARKET - OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M. . SUNDAY 10 10 10 THE DAILY SENTINEL We Accept Federal F1IOd Stam'ps-We Resene The Rielrt To Lm~ Qulll'ltitie!•i-J • �AA UW visits legislature Mrs. Martha Husted , representing the MiddlepcrlPomeroy Chapter of the American Associalton of University Women and Senator Oakley Collins . POLLY·s POINTERS Polly Cramer DEAH POLLY - I hupe sumeone cc.tn Lell mt hvw to t.:lt:an the uut.s1de uf <111 al umt num ur sta lnll•s:; steal l'lt•ctnr fr~ pan . 1 would l'l' l · t<dnl) appreuale some• itclp. -MHS.A.W. DF.i\R MH.S.t\. W. - Of cuurse, one never ll11Jill'l ~es such a pant n the water. I usc· a suap·ftlled slt-el wvul pad lu clc•an all such puns. rulst• w1th hut water a nd dn w1th a soft towel. - POLLY . DEAR POLLY - I read Mrs J .T. 's probte'm with a spnllg> lu s..·e tf 11 would >olvc lhe <hdtng probll'lll II dt d MI{S.H.H lli·: AH POI.l.Y - I was ~~~· t• n an u l~ sufl dnnk ~ollie tu .':lt.'l10 tu tilt• Ll<:wgtllt.•r uf the man who hcu.l ow ned tlH.' Ou~mt·!S~ ytars agu I wurkt·d un !t off and 011 for a cuu p!t.• of wt•eks trym ~ to g l'l llw gl<2ss clt•an a11d sparklmg . II had Ot.·t·n I.Junl'd undt•r H IJe~rn for yea t·s Ftnally I put Ulll' uoke~ nee <HlLl \'lnegar 111 Lhc bottle and shook tlus arou11d fo r a cuuplt· uf !lll!lUles The n·sulls wete unbelievable. A.T DF.AH PO I.I.Y - I US<'d the zigzag .stttd1 on my mad11 ne re~1due 1n an anti· lll t.l'W ll:J I'I OW cJa stll' di'UUIH.i que cluna pltcltcr a nd a glaso sa .-,~: . Mv rcmcth IS tu fill the L'O IIlainer Wttit Water. add a teaspoon of cream uf ldltar. sur unlit tl ts dissolved and then ld 1t .stand uvl•nu ght l. L.K. DEAR POI.I.Y - lmug.- nc wrotl' thr.Jl shl' uses ru!Jbmg alcohol un wutd u \\ ~ ami rlllr· rurs to prl'\'l'nt s tn~ nk mg I alsu us~ 1t on Ill ~ e~ t'Kicls.':l'es to gel rid of all)' grease. smudges cwd hdH sp1 a.' JOYCE DEAR POLLY - When II'IIrnng sltt cks ust' an t'nlpt y canlbuard fabn c !Jvlt. Plat'l' lite boll 111 lite pant il'g and tl tl'H ~ r~.ss. The irumng l.':l' t':.tSlt'r. 41f1d neater Most fab ne stores just discanl such can lbuHnb e~ nd w1ll g1vt• litem to you . -I.UANNF. IlE Al{ POLLY -- We tl•t·t•ntly purchased a new box ~pnngs tmd rnatt n.•s."i Ulvt'l'ed 111 a .s !J ppt1 r~ f<tll r H' F:\'e ryd;.l! I had to push the mal· u·t·;; back 111 plat-e I put an nld balll tub lllal titat had Slll<tl! SUl'lllHl (.' Up~ Ull ll bel· Lht• tup.-, uf lh'a\'\ cultun knt.·t.· SU< 'kS lilal Were SO S il'cll'hl'~ tht·~ \\ UUld not sta.1· up. r\u \\ tile.~ a rc ~uud as new . IIA ZF.l. Polly 1\lll ; end \'\Ill IJilt' vf ht•r . s 1gnl'd t·hank · } uu llt'II'Sp"per coupon l'i lppt'l'o If He lp for electric fry pan t'ILir'll \\ ater wt•t•n the r!ldllrt·.ss (l lld s ill' UM· .~ \·ou r fcn on le Pu111tcr. Pt'l'\;l' or Prul>lern m 1•.-r <·ulumn Wnte POI.I y·s l'OI'ITF.H., 111 eare uf th is ne'"spa per Member s of American Associatton of Untversily Women 's Ohio Branches arrived tn Columbus recently to consider current political tssues and talk wtth their state legislat ors al the Ca pitol and nea rby Neil House. Arriving from . all parts of the state, they came to ex press thei r political interests and to explore wtlh legtslators the way lawo can serv£' home and commumiy . Representing Lhe Middleport • Pomeroy Branch was Mrs. Martha Hu;ted, Educational Chairman and Acting Le~i s l alive Chairman for Mrs. Sibley Slack, who was unable to attend. Mrs. Husted had an oppo rtunity to talk with Senator Oaktev C. Collin s at the luncheon session at the Neil House. and later , at the State House, wilh Representative Ron . James. who will present an Ohio slate Oag to the Middleport Pomeroy Branch at a future meeting . Dr Marie Pfeiff er, Colu mbus, AAUW Ohio Division President. led Lhe meetmgs and mtroduced the keynote speaker, Or. Van Boga rd Dunn , Dean of the Methodist Theolgocal School. Delaware. Dr Dunn's speech defmed "Polillr< - A Vision of Thtngs As They Ought To Be." i\ wetrd ~ n·qUl l't' lll UnL'i Money can't buy happiness,· but think what it can rent collCt.' rnlng Jll'W off1ccrs. Te~ken 1nlo lht.• membership were Barry McCoy . Jerry Alcslurt! , C'hns Baer . Srutt McPhail . J . L. Jeffers. Mik e Pc11tt·rsvn. Clytie Sa) l'l' . Chn.-. StlN ROJtN :vtr and Mrs. Ravm ond Deemer. ami David Amburgy . Allhe pme wood derby Z1 1· 1c , Byron. Gc1. a~<.' rm · the fir st plm:l' winner wa s nou.1r1ng the btr'lh of a son .J eff Frank . wtllt scco11d placl' John We>le) . born Apri l I al tu Todd Atlams and gotng Lht• Co llt seum Park Hosptlal Llmd place lu Ga ry Curlts . in Marun, Ga Thl'y lmvt.• a Mrs. .J oyce Thot:en. den daughter , Hever ly, agt> two. mutltc r. cx plamcd the ~..:on­ Grand tla renl.!; are Mr . and Mrs. flobert Du ckworth, Mul - su·ut·ttun of the ca rs matlt· bv · dleport and the late Mr . and Llw IJOi s. ,\ lt\'t ng Cll'cic b) the SI'UUL' Mrs Paul Ztrklc Pomerov Mr. an~ Mrs w;tltam Fred d u~e d till' Inl'l'llflg . 1\ Smtlh of Bradbury are great- tlccuratcd blue and gold ca kt· was se rw~ wtllt Kooi-A tti IJI grandparents . :>1rs. Th11rt·n anti Mrs Can;! Hnd "If you use · Ms. jacobs the short hosts meet fonn, we do it for less." w. If yuu qualify for the short form, we charge a very low price. The simpler the return, the It- ~ we charge. That's Reason No. 2 why you should let us do your taxes. H&R BLOCit THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 618 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO Op-en 9: 00 to 6: 00 Weekdays 9:00 to 5 :00 Saturday· Phone 992 -3795 No Appointment Neces sary rnel'lurg uf till' !..cHJn:l Chff f'tTe Melhud" t Church Ill~> · :-.10111:1r~ ~ uu ct y last wt•l'k Mrs Jean Wn ghl. \'II'C pll'!-lll!ent , ~ pt·n t·d th1· meeltn g wtlh Mrs. Mt ldred J ~cu iJ~ ~Jvmg dt.!\'otiuns Sht.• I'et~ d " Trusting 111 G1 1d" ~:~nd "Thank Yuu Gvd For l.tltle 'l111ngs " Prayer was i)y Mrs Ida Marlin and Mr; Wn ght had a program on .Jap:nt. The secretary \ rl' purt was gl\'t:ll by Mrs. Ann Mash Mlssiun"ry vlcdgc ~ Cllld the work · tng fund were t>tken up Mrs . Ida Milrtin a nd Mrs. F'rarH.: cs Ma rtin st.•rv ed reJreshment.; . Oth ers attcntlmg were Carol Lunsford . Angie and Ma rgu Marttn , guesL, , and Mrs. Wan da Eblin , Mrs. Ambet l.oan. Mrs. Iva Powell. :md MISS Sus"n F'leshriietn. T~~Y it simply, TRADE-IN Mon., Tues., Wed. • ~ THESE PARENTS SHOULD BUTI OUT RAP : Ann and I had a falling-(lul two years ago. You know how gtrls get mad and badrnouth each other. Recenlly we deetded to make up We have forgiven and forgullen , but my parents can't! Mum blames Ann for starting nunors _about tl)e (I did my share too). Dad says if he catches me Lalktng !o fier I'll be grounded and won 't get my driver's heense . lnctdenlally. Ann 's folks are glad we're friends again . If I even mention her at home I get screamed at. What to do? -17 AND CAN'T PICK MY rRIENDS DEAR 17 : Unless there's a great deal more here than you mention, we thmk your folks are overinvolved and overreacting. . Adults who hold grudges after thetr children have wisely dtsea rded them are bucking for unnecessary rebellion. Perhaps they'll ca ~n doW!1 if you and Ann quielly remalll fne nds (at school I and make no big confrontation of it. Try this a month and let us know if we're nght.- HELEN AND SUE P.S. To 17's mother : Isn't il s1lly to fight your daughter 's batlies when she has already ended the war ? DEAR HELEN AND SUE : I'm a 1J:year-old girl in love wilh a 29-ycar-old preacher. Bul he's mar.rted and has two children. He's about the only person who eve1 showed Interest 111 me. I'm on ~ope, 1 drink, smoke, cuss and everyllnng else. I've been planning to run away and stay ncar his house so I can L<tlk to him . Should (? - HEARTBHOKEN AND SICK DEAR SICK : :Talk to lhts preacher · yes; but don 'l run away and stay near Ins l10use ! He ca n help you ki ck those habits if you stop confns· mg gra ltlude wtth love.- HELEN NOTE FHOM SUE . And mclude his wife in your talks. These four-way conversations !God will be there too 1could make yo u a new person by age 14. DEAH RAP · About lugh school "rcss codes: In my junior year (1 97011 wore.~ants to school before it was " legal" to mstigale some a elton . 1he principal threatened me wtth suspenSion, but as a LO[l honor student, wtlh teacher support,! was able Lo ca ll his bluff. Wttlun two weeks out· n gid dress code was broken. Aller that. 1 hardly ever wore pants. Now , al age 24, I am dtsg11~ted by how the kids dress at my old school. I sec obese girls hanging out of halters. s hapely ones looktng like hookers; boys sloppy and slrmgy-haired. One of lll) fyrmer teachers said, "Well , you started it ?" l Now I'm wondenng, ca n the average person (espectally a teen I funclwn wtlhout restricti ons'- JADED HEBEL REBEL· Are the ktds' dress habits really litis bad. or are you seemg them wtlh " ~dull " eyes'' As we've satd before, no one ts qutte so cundemnmg of an age group as the person whu has just gt·aduatcd ft·onvl. - HELEN AND SUE Vaughans join OES Pwn and Don Vauglmn were initiaLL~I into Pumcruy Chapt er 186, Order of the Eet.stern Stm·, .at a mec llllg held re cenlly at the Pomeroy Ma su nlt.~ Temple. Adnan H~bbar~ Sym[>athy was extended tv I.orenzu Davts at the l11ss of Ius brother. Thuma s Edwa rds thankl'li the chapter and members for rememberi ng hun dunng Ius hospitali zation with vis iL~ anti ccmls. Three rncrnllei'S were Sl1~ pe n~etl for non-payment of dues. It W(tS t~ nn u un ccd that Lhl' landmarks will be The lwu were prt:senled Bibles from the Chapter by '11JUuw .s Edwan.ls, associa te ~tru n Two persons were also clcl'lcd lu rece ive the de grees . Mr . and Mrs Htehard Vaughan. worthy re~::~d nnd ubllgatiUn uigllt molrurt and palron , presi<IL•d observed at Lhe next meeting. Spring flowers decorated at the meeltng wi.th Mrs. Mabel Moor.- as warder pro the ta ble for refres hment~ Lem . The sunshtne fund was served uy Da le and Ella l'Uil.-clcd by Kalhy Workman. S11lllh . llus.altlta Gmther. a n~ lnvitall uns were extended to Ca ryl Cuuk. van uus inspcdwns. tiet·well l'<:~ n.ls were !)C!It tu Flurcnl'c Well . Mary l.tppcncott. and Al20, you'd thmk nothtng of playing 38 hole&; afler 40. you'd watch gladly while someonl1 else does it on TV. JA YE ROBEIITS TURNS tt - Jaye Roberts. daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Herman Knbcrts, celebrated her lith birth· day Sunday allernuun with a pit:nit: at the Route 33 madsidt• park. Atlt•nding were Mr . and Mrs . Roger Mu"'rry and Cnlcna, Mr. and Mrs. Robert St:arberry and Gina, Mr. and l\1rs. Erm·st Powell, Mrs. Rita Boggess and Tummy, l\1rs. ,\gnt.slluggess atid Donnie, Estil Cullins , Duw·ll J{obt•rts. Tim llmley, Sean"· Braley, Jamit· Braley, Keith Adkins, and Joey Roberts. Scudin~ a girt were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stu•rman Hubert~. Officers elected New offtcers were eleded at Lhe recent mcctmg of the Sew-Rile.Sewtng Cluu held at Lite home of Mt·s. Betty We it rung. F.lectcd were Jotll Hoffman . prc sulent ; Nett ie Buyer , v1cc presulcnt ; Ann llrowning, treasu rer ; and Evelyn Gilmore, secretary Mrs Pan~ora Collins openl'li the meelt ng with Mrs . C.Jimor e g1 ving t he scc rclar) ':-; re port. and Mrs. Carolyn Md1anil'l giving the treasurer 's report. PIHns \\l'I'C made fur a summer yu rd sa le. Next meeting wil l be wtth Mrs McDwu cl. A desse rt cour.sc WH S scrvud to thu.se named ond l.ucy Whit(' , Martha Hoffman, Lenora McKnigh t . and Flo Stnckland. Sat.- FRIDAY UNTIL 8 PM ' ,--·-·....--·-·, ' Basiecamping skill<wtll be l<tughl at a scrvll'c untlmeeltt' 1 <' uf the Btg Bend Nctg ltburhotKI'I'Itu t·w[•ty . l c·ell lip K'IHl) 11Uh g '"- • c:l ..~~~"'~~et~tc, Blark Dt amond Cuundlt·ept·escnlaltve' ;net . "' · l .aro )11 tt·cvt:s , SturltJy Wtl sull and Pat Thomct sc;·v il.'t' ~n:\dl~~c~or; ~edncs~bty to pla n for the ntecllng wht cit wtll be t ~~. tr~ o .. several sktll workshops '" prepa ration fur llie sumJllCJ day camp. All volunteet·s plwming to work . t I· .. tire encouraged to lctke the traiuing. rl lay ct~mp Mrs. Merle Jol m~ o n ami Mrs. I <llt'rt'nce will be givm' ll . ba~lt sk.tlls mstrur la.on. Thu~t· attcn<ltng an~ tu lHkc UIW YC:J~·d :~. clolheshne rope. a )>Irk kmfc. 50 mtls to help defray lilt• expense .for makmg uar1;; , il L':l l'llboanl egMcarton, old L:amlle.s or wax.l!nt oul of till' dryer,thetr l~tntlbook. and a sack lunch. Smce . d most d t ·'of lhe lranuug Will l>tk"' ottltloot·", , YU 1Ujl1CCI'S arc t'elmn e o uress fo t· Lltc weather. The workHitop will b • I ·II froml0am .to2p. m . etc< SmACUSEIII\OWNIETitOOP u2o AI the•meetmg of the Svntcuse Brownie"~ 'l'ltu 1Sl. Ii~Y. cvemng, .. . 'La .1 .• as gc was ut-coratcd "' ptepar<ttimt for a puppet show The ocuuts earlter lltadc puppets. · Terri Roush look up lite dues, Becky Wllll'brcnncr led inlhe pledge to the flag, S he! lie Wolfe letltnlhe gt rl scout prum 1se and all of the llruwme' " "'K the Smile sung. Heft·cslunenl~ were. served by Shc lltc Wolfe <tflcr Ku n Ad;uns led 111 the Lords Prayer Jane lmLoden hat! tlw cleanup respon"'btltty for the meetm~. •• rb ~<'·~,-Scout lea~crs Hround lhc ru unt y ~n.· mvitcd lu sul.nmt in· tf1, ,;_lonna it on et tller by lclt•pltotIt •Xtll'xt n:11i te lt•phunc. 992-5292. or m111l for the \.1rl &:o ul I la11·y. POMEROY I' F:IISON ,\1.~ Mrs . Phillit• Mt·tnharl. Mrs . Stt> lla !\lilt'S. Mrs. Edith Lanning , a nd Mi~s Ermu Smith wt•rt• Suuda\· dium:r gut·sh uf \tr~ . ltu~~· r.mtht•r. Mr. OJnd Mr~ . l.;mm l)•rt•t• uf Pu·kt•rin~tun, t~nd Mr. and Mrs. lla It- Hunsh and t•hildrt·nnf St. ,\llmus. spent lht• wt•t·kend • ith Mr . and Mrs. Alht:rl Kuush and fa mil)'. Mr . and Mrs. t'. E. Blakt•s ler IUII't' rt' llll'll('(i lwnw frum Sanlbt.•l Island. Fla . and Winlt.•r Ha\'cn, Flu . whl'rt' tltt'\' \'isitcd ht:r sbtt•r and br;1thrr-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith. While tht•n• Mr. and Mrs . Rlak.-skt.-s daughtrr. Mrs. ~lt'il'in Cirt·!t• and l'hildnn, Mark and Mariannl', uf Wh'hita. Kansas visitt•d. Mrs . 1-:ti·wl.-th Chas.rt• turned t11 Ptlllll'ruy to bt• "tlh ht-r sish'r, Miss Helen J,u{' hary. aft...r spt•nding tt·n d~I )'S at ht•r humt· 111 l)aytun . FRIDAY Heath United Methodist RETURN JONATHA N Church in Middleport ; for , Metgs Chapter. OAR . ~' ntla y, appointment call 992-7531 at the St. Paul Lutheran dally , or 992-58.12, weekends Church fellowship hal l. or evenings. Mrs . Marjorie Walburn will lx: on cornpo niUn pll:lntJngs trap plants ArrangeSocial 1 and nwnt of the month is Spi:H;e" "Mysteries I!'I s Keltonlu be lhe judge . I Calendar 1 MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL I 111 wtlh M. I DDLEP\!' HT I.ITERARY CLU B, 7 30 Wednesday at lhe home of Mrs Ha rold Sauer wtlh Mrs Dewey Horton to review "The Great Ratlroad Bazaar" and Mrs. Carl 'Horky to re~iew "The Castle of Crossed Dcstimes. " THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS Grange, Thursda y night B p.m. at the hall. LAUHEL CLIFF Belle r Health Club, 7::10 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs Ann Mash. MEIGS COUNTY Humane Soc iety, 7:30 p.m Tliursday al lhe Thrift Shop aero" from the Pomeroy Post Offl ee Public mvt led . PAT I Parenl' and teachers I i-30 p.m . Tuesday at th~ sdwul. Program s wh1 ch alluw studcnb " to attend classes half a ilay and work half a day will be dtscussed by the teacher-<:ou rdinators John Wtlltam Blacltnar ' Honal~ Logan . and Mtldred veterans. Batley HARRISONVILLE Order MIDDLEPORT LODGE of Eastern Star 255 Tueoday B F. and A. M., 7 30 Tuesday p m. PresentatiOns of Z'i year al l11e Mtildleporl mght pins . Final date to pay dues. Temple. Work to be M asontc POMEROY Cham ber of in the entere~ apprenltce Commerce Tuesday noon at degrte All ma!'lter masons Metgs Inn . III V ILC~. ' SYRACUSE PTO Tuesday WEDNESDAY 7:30p.m . at school. Refresh POMEROY · MIDDLEments. PORT Lwns Club , noon WINDING TRAIL Garden Wednesday allhe Me1gs In n. Club. Tuesday at the home of FREE CERVICAL cancer Mrs . Pal Thoma . Each mernber.ls to take a pat ka ge clinic for Me1gs area women, of seeds. The prugrom bv • Wednesday afternoon al TUESDAY MEIGS COUNTY Chapter 53, OAV, meeting Tuesday, 7 30 at home on Butternut Ave .• Pomeroy. Election of officers Attendance required to keep cha rler and Cong re ssional Interest In TO SING - The Point Pleasant Rescue Squad announced the upcommg presentation of a "Night of Inspiration" at lhe Pomt Pleasant Senior High School on Friday, Apr. 14, beginning at B p.m. Groups to perform are the Galileans and the Inspirations. Tite Gallileans from Dallas, Texas, aie a Mext ca n-American Christia~ Group, of Gospel singers. They rank as one of gospel mustc stop tourmg groups and in 1970 recetved Lhc Dove , Award as the most promismg new gospel ta len t. 'f1re Night of lnsptralions fealurmg the Galileans as the opening group, followed by The lns p ~ra li on s . is one of the finest evenings of gospel mustc to be presented tn thts area. Tickets• are available at the following locations : Fruth Pharmacies, Cit tzens National Hank , Potnl Pleasant Peoples Bank. Bauer's Sotu1d Shop, B&B Markel in Mason, Gregg's Market , New Haven; Mtddleporl Bible Book Store. Rutland Furniture . Ohi o Valley Bank and Faith Book Store in Ga iltpclts, at the Rescue Squad offtce and from lhe squad members. Ttckets are $3.50 tn advance, $4 atlhe door. chtldren 12 and tu1der are free Mr . and Mrs. Bub llut'flkh and Jarm· Sl>t'lll tht• wt•ekend 111 C11lnmbns visiting 1\tr. and Mrs. Mikt• llammt•r Hnd family . Th l'v t.'SfH'dU Ji r t o \' i:-i ;( :\Ir s. Alma · IJ ul'f l1 r l1 Tlwmpsou, a pa ti l• nt ut St. Anttluny· .. Hm.p tt.al ill C11l· 'H'IU umhu !-. . !~ MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS !~ 1 ~ -· YOU MUST ~~J~~~~~;E:r~;;; MAY 6TH ~ REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE In Order to Vote in iii E = recetve from policyholders? To determ ine the f inanc ia l st abi lity of an ti"\Su ranc e co mpany w1rte your Insurance Comm tss,oner who shoul d turn1sh yo u wtth adequate mformat ton'to ga uge a com pan y' s1 f inanc1al st ab11!t y Ma ny tnsu rance representat ives a lso have re1erence boolc. s whiCh g tve data on the sound companies The money collec ted fr om prem1ums go in lo the genera l l unds ot the com pan y to meet normal expenses plus m ake payments to policyholders and benei 1C1 ar 1eS The balance. along w1th com pan y reserves , 1s ~nvested 1o earn future benefit payments for th e pol icyhol d er s These Investme nts have act ual ly r esul t ed m lo N ermg th e cost of some poi1C 1es from .,.,hat they were 20 1ea rs ago. are~ot Registered : ~ Vi sit the Board's Office tn Person - OR ~ Phone the Board of Elections- OR iii Mail the Board a Card I= = :: How can I tell if an 1nsurance company IS stabl e? What do insurance companies do w1th the premium s th ey If You 1!1 ~ = If You are in Doubt as to Wh ether You are :: Properly Registered , Phone the Board . iii ~ ~ : = ~ MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS ~ Masonic Temple Building P.O . Box 488 , Pomeroy , Oh io 45769 . Phone 992 -2697 Hours9 : 00 -4:00-Saturdays9 :00 -12 : 00 = REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICE -~~ iii The Insurance Store 992 .5110 ""Pomero ~ , 0 . 214 E. Main = = ti Ill llllllllllllllllnlllllll II II 111111111111111111 IIIIIJIIIII Ill 1111111111 lllllllJIIIII IIIIIJIIII II II Ill~ :: ~- J BONELESS PORK LEGAL NOTICE The PubliC Utllttles Commts· ston ol Onto nas se1 lor publtc heartng Case No 77·380-El·FAC Subhle A. to revtew lhe operation ol the Fuel Cosl Adrustment Clause ana tne tuel procure ner• practices and pol1Ctes o 1re Ohto Power Company on 'It ty 8, 1978. at 10 00 A~~ ES T . at lhe Commossto<~ ' s olftces . 160 Eas, 9road Street Columbus. Oh to All tnterested persons Will be gtven an opponumly 10 be heard further m lormat~n may be obtallled by con· tac11119 the Pubhc Uultt1eS Commtsston ol Onto THE PUBLIC Ul tUl lES CO MM ISSION OF OHIO By Rtchard l Smtih . Secretary TO PERFORM The Rio Grande Chorale wtll petiorm at the Saltsbury Elementary Schuol a l 7 p.m. on Apnl rB prec edtn ~ a mecltng of the Salisp~ry PTO The publtc ts in vtted ." • · IIIUR·IIfiOIRBl !!,U Ill Jlllllll til til lit IIIII III 1111 II IIIII II II Ill lilt II IIIII Ill Ill lilt 11111111111 111111 lilt Ill IIIII II 1111 W ~ MEETING SET meetin g of ftc lurn Jonathan Meigs Cha pter of the rJau ghtero of the American Hevolulton to be held Vndav will be at Sl. Paul' s L~lhcran Church fellowsh tp hall instead of al the home of Mrs . George Morn s as W1:l S Ci;irli er <:HI · nuunced A FRESH & LEAN FRESH & LEAN -... ,. L' PORK STEAK........................99 .~SAUSAGE~ .................. ~ ..... ;B~. 99e BOLOGNA • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 69e LB. ROAS:T ·¥ .. FRESH & LEAN SUPERIORS ALL MEAT LB. r SLICED CASH SAVER LB. SUPERIORS ALL MEAT WIENERS ...................... /!~ 89e HAM SALAD................ ~B~.99e DOG .FOOD ALL WEEK SPECIAL HO"'O MILK •••......... ~.~~~L-~~. 89 25 LB. BAG HOMEMADE • MASON FURNITURE "Across From the Courthouse In Pamer " :::: ~ By He1en and Sue Bouel 1 On All Living Room Suites DAVIS INSURANCE ~ 1 ~ ' Alumni pkzn for reunton •100 fir fnr ••..,.... 11111 ••• ~ NEW HAVEN, Conn (UP I) Kwon's family caused the - It may have been the cancellation. "His family was pretty greatest college party never upset. He dtd not want them held . to fi nd out about it," Tabin Yale University senior Alex Kwon plaruted to throw a satd. Howard Parish, director of $40.000 "G reat Ga tsby" part y dtni ng halls , said " pra cSat urd ay night, complete with champa gne , danc1 ng tically all of the food or· girls and Monte Carlo-type dered " by Kwon , mcluding lobsters and cavia r, had been gambling . But in the end, the national purchased and "a substantial publicity given the black-tie amount " had been paid in extravaganza ap parently advance He sa td the food wtll was too much for Kwon, his be frozen or otherwise "be parents and Yale University. utilized where possible." ' Kw on had 10,000 fake Kwon, son of a Sou th Korean steel magnate, had French 500-franc notes mv tt ed I ,000 gues ts to printed up, ordered six blackgamble, drink and generally jack tables and four baccarat live tl up in Hoartnd '20s tables from New York, and planned lo give anyone who style. Some school officials and won a million •' francs" either studen ts had criticized a brand new Mercedes or a Kwon's whim as being overly Cadill ac Sevtlle Pla nned entertainment extravagant. A Yale Daily News e.Q it or said the in cluded two flemen co The aru111al Pomeroy High proJected party wa s "turning dancers. a 13-pi ece orchest ra , &hoot Alumnt dtnner dance a rock band , a comedian, a reunton has been set for May into Yale's Koreagate ." "I thi nk the whole tdea IS magician. a private showing Tl at the Metgs Htgh &hoot said Yal e of the James Bond spoof, cafeteria . appalling," Un tverstly Secretary Henry " Casino Royale" and a The reunion ha s been Chauncey " It is from th e beauty contest with a moved to the high school past and there IS no longer Bahamas trip for two the Pe usse of the lack of space any place for tl. llts s!IIY and prize . · ~ndoor~ and parking fa cilities ga udy." -~1 at the Po me~oy Elemeqtary Saturday morning, Kwbn • School. The association has ca lled the party off . Saturday • had no new mem hers since night. Yale students were the discontinuance of seen in rented tu~edos, DA Uf:IITEit IIOitN Pomeroy Hi gh School 10 Iossing frisbees. Mr . and Mrs. Charles · · yea rs ago, yet the attendance Kwon said, " It began as a way of saying goodbye to my Ma sh Ill of Pomeroy. at the reunion is growing friends, but unfortunately the Huule 2. announce the bi rth each yea r making larger party attracted th e kind of uf thetr fourth child a fa cilities 11ecessary. Plans are being made lo attention outstde of Yale I di d dit uKhler , l.t:igh Ann, iJOrn u11 Apnl 5 at O~l leness invite teachers of the former not antici pat e and ha s Hus ptl a I, Atlte n• . She high school and their spouses. acquired a significance I di d wet ghed seven pounds, five Attempts arc being made to not mean il to have." uum·cs. Grandparents are secure the names and ad· His friends say he lost 1$1 5,000 on lhe party that Mr. anti Mt·s. Charles Mash dresses of the staff and 11 . Pomeroy . Houle 2. and teachers . Anyone who can never was. Geoffre y Tabin, a Yale Mr. and Mrs. Mack Brun· offer assistance is asked to st udent who said he wsa sun, Lon~on . Mr . an~ Mrs. contact Linda Mayer or April anolhet· Smith . Volunteer help is asked by Kwbn to be master Ma s h h al'e daughte r, Sharline and two needed lo plan and organize of ce rem onies, said th e suns , Ch uckte and Bert the banquet and dance. Any publicity and pressure from graduate wishing to assist sh ould contact Mrs. Mayer or Mrs. Smith. · Classes observing reunions this ye8r will be 1903, 1908, 00 1913, 1928, t93J , 1938, 1943, 1948, 1953, 19$8, 1963 and 1968. Thoae ha vlng recent ad · dresses of alumni are asked to send th~m lo April Smith, secretary-treasurer, ' Pomeroy Alumnt Assn ., P. 0 . Box 202, Pomerijy, Ohio 45769. & The ofllcers anrl eKecutive ·8:30 til 5:00 ThursdaY T~ 12 Noon committee n.e mbers welcome decorating Ideas. They are asking for purple Herman Grate and white items to use In the Mas_on. W.~Va. 773-5592 decorations or high school • memorbilla . .....~·~········ 'We're Hel'fJ To Serve \ You" Itt h Mrs Jeanette Duffy and Davtd. Mt·s. 1-.outse Frank. 'Jeff ami .John , [)ob Deemer anti Chris. Glenna Rwmner. Shirl ey l.a11~e rs and Jackte Ju st~< . Mrs. Cam! Smtth and Clyde, Mr. and Mro Curlts, Gary. !lonna and Alby. Mrs. Shn·tey Smtih , Oavtd and .Jasun, M.r . c.t nd Mrs Pl•te Tlturl'n anti Erie, and Mr . and Mrs. Larry F.bersba ch. Davttl wtd Chris. M1 s Pet e Mit:hac!, Greg ami Tt'll'ta. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ft·ecman. Brum , Garr M1 dmcl and Deamw, Mr. tmll Mrs. Hugh McPhail. Scull. Co rey and Heather. Mrs. C<t rol A~ a m.s. Kim ami Totlti. Mrs Ca rui )·n MeCuy. ll<t!T)' and M1c hcl!c, TCI!lllll\ K11cklt·y . Mr. ami Mrs. .Jerri· Alt:sl11re ami Jt.!IT). Mrs. I ){II ~Y Pallt•r!wn mul Mikt·, Mts Juct•lvtl Ba er anti ('ltns. Durmg tilt.' met.: tlll ~ wlm:ll upt•ned wtlltlhe pledge lu Lht• Oa~ letl Uy the webelos, plans Wt.'J't: dlSl' USSt•d fur H SWlllllll · mg parl y at R10 Grand e. Th{'re wc.t .s e~lsu e~ d1scuss1on tr==:=:=~~=:(;;;;;;;i:;R~;~~~~,~:-::~1 selectwns. were prcsl'nted and the annual pi newood derIJ~ wa)S st.ogcd dt a recent meetin g of Syracuse CulJ Scout Pack 242 held at the S) racuse Elenlelltary School . Petc Thoren. culJJ nt~ sk r , pn.·sented l wu Sll v~ r arrow~ lv Jeff Fra nk . and sdwlar . ('ltlzcn . r:mcl <:~thlt'tt.' <i\\'il!'ds tu Jack te .Just<S, Htclw rd Dai'IS, l;reg Mll'httel , ami I>H\'Id Ebct sb>.clt. Webelv !cadet . I nrry f·:bersUa ch, gcn'e 11 lm ef SWII!Jiar)' uf the l.mdge ' L $35,000 . This will be in· troduced in November. Panelists on Spouse Abuse Leg islation included Rep . M<ke Slinziano, Assembly Fina nce - Appropriations Commtttee, and Rep. Helen Fix, Governmental Affairs Committee , who recenlly cosponsored House Bill 987 to finance famtly protective services for battered women . Also appearing were Senator Sam Speck, Judiciary and Education - Health Committees; Mrs. Nancy Blake, Dtrector, Hetde House; and Mrs. Bertrese Sewald, Altorney at Law. Legal Aid . Mrs. Jane Beverley, Franklin Co unty Court of Domesllc Relations, was moderator. Mrs. Beverley ts past Ohto AAUW Legislative Chairman Coordinating Legislaltve Day acttvtties were Ohto Legislation Co-Chairmen Mrs . Donna Lou Van Buren, Delaware, and Mrs. Sara D. Wolfe, Worthin gton. Some interesting hi gh ligh ts of the Senate sessions were the appearance of the 9()-member women 's Sweet Adeltne Ba rbershop singers, Gem Citv , who entertained the sc~alo r s and guests with seve ral oldtime musi cal Cub pack awards given 1\d i:im ~. dl'IIIJ lutht.•r !-l Allt.'ml uu; we n~ Mr. Hen'Y Mrs. Laura Smiley Mtller , Bay Village, pa st state A,\UW President. moderated the forum on " Alte rnate of Financin g Mea ns Education . " Panelists in Sen . Anthony eluded Celebrezze, Jr., of the Senate Education and Health Committee and· Chairinan of the Local Government and Urban Affairs Committee Servmg on the House Education Committee, Rep. Larry Christman also serves on the House rinance • Appropnallons Committee with co-panelists Hep .•Ben Rose and Hep John E. J o h ~son . . Rep Johnson recenlly sponsored House Btl! 1000 and H.J .R. 61 (a basic state aid formula for schools ) drawn to restruct~re stale financial support for primary and secondary. education . Mr .' Johnson stated that it is inevitable that the solution to Ohi o's financ ta l stt uatwn must come from a tax increase - nollax reform . He emphasiZed that there must )lea change to income types of tax . Under H S. 1000. propertY tax wou ld be reduced to 15 mtlls and be reta ined in the di>t rict. Th e shtfl from property to tncomc · tax would place the heaviest burden on corporate and personal in ro mr~' ovP r r ------.........---............____1 I Girl Scout Diary I . ~Y Charlene Hoeflich $- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. Tuesday Apnlll 1978 '2'' U-UP or PEPSI 3 \ " WANT 992-2156 ADS · QUARTS •1 - ggc BATH SOAP. ...... ~.E~~.:~:~. 23~ ' HI-OR I EOON TOILET Tl SSU E...... 4 roll ~ :.a•c•k•• . 49c S~LTI NES .•. ~~;.~~.. KRISPY $ Jg ., DIAl - WHITE, GOLD, PINK & AQUA OR There's a. sale everyday In the CI assified Section. Buyi_n' or Sellin' for the best deals on a fast set of wheels, you can't beat the gg~ CHOCOLATE DRINK ..... ~.A.~?~... 1 COCOA MIX .•.... ~~.c~:. '1 09 DR. 89 8 PEPPER........ .:~~.~~.~~~~. e BROUGHTON VAUEY BEU HOT DIET RITE COLA ...........8.:~~.~~.~?~::. ~ COTTAGE CHEESE •• :~.~:.~~:~~. CARNATION RC COLA BROUGHTON PAPER JUMBO TOWELS.... ~~~... GLAD & HEm . L1 NERS..•.. ~~.K TRASH CAN 10 .. BANANAS 4 LB. SUPER MARKET - OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M. . SUNDAY 10 10 10 THE DAILY SENTINEL We Accept Federal F1IOd Stam'ps-We Resene The Rielrt To Lm~ Qulll'ltitie!•i-J • �R_ The Daily Sentinel, Midrlleoort-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Aprilll , 1978 DICK TRA(;V TELEVISION VIEWING · GOT TO eET OUT OF ~ERE ... GET TO HAF ·AND · HAF TRACY 00!,5- TUESDAY, APRIL 11 , 1978 5:oo-Bonanza 3: Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke B: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33: Hogan 's Heroes 10. Emergency One 13, Petticoat Junction 15. 5·3G-News 6: Elec Co 20,33, Mary Tyler Moore 10. .. C1\ PTA I'i EASY MEANWHILE;·· ON THE WALLEOD THE GAN65 TAK EN ---, THE BA IT AND T HE "- T ~AP 5 ~EEN 5PRU"G! ~. [THI NK WE 1E SPOrTED DE A DHEAD 5 AH, YE 5 ·· THE ONE WHO 'S 601N6 TO TELL US WHER E HE FLeW THE D0!!>61N5 5TRAIGHT AHEAD AND THJ;:OU6 H THAT E5TATE BELOW L----~~ DOOR, LOFT! WOMAN! Hogan 's Heroes 15 6:0G-News 3,4,8,10,13, IS; ABC News 6; Feeling Free 20. 6 311-NBC News 3.4,15: ABC ews 13: Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10: O"er Easy 20. 7 oo-Cross.Wits 3,4; Liars Club 6; Pop Goes The Counlry 8; News 10; Newlywed Game 13; Gilligan 's I< 15, French Chef 20 . Book B••t 11 7·3G-Hollvwood Squares J; Let's Go to the Roces B: Candid Camera 6; MacNeii ·Lehrer Report :10,33; Price IS Right 10: That's Hollywood 13: Television Honor Society 15 . 8 oo-Chuck Barris 3,4,15: Happy Days 6, 13; Sam 8,10, National Geographic 33, Chat with Country Music Artist Doc Williams 20. 8 311-Laverne & Sh irley 6.13: Pilot "Big City Boys" 8,10. Country Moods 20 9 oo-Movle "To Kill A Cop" 3,4,15; Three's Company 6,13, Movie " The Happy Ending" B,IO; Six American Families 20, Jerusalem Peace 33. 9 311-Mary Tyler Moore 13: Harvey Korman 6. 10 OG-Ju~le Farr , MD 6.13: Six American Families ' "''H.i>E OLI=rlt•·" • • Ma 1~o;: 11 • ?l\ fi' lt\INf fi;))l ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD GAME ~ ~ .~~ C!t byHen n ArnoldandBoblee Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square , to form BOKN LOSF.R tour ordmary words 'I£LL, 'NHA1 ~ IF YOLI MUST KI.DI'J , IT'S A I JU.\~P -SUIT'' 'iOlJ' I'M \\IAITII.ll:? f1A~itJIO DAUTI @~/>. TO II ID JUMP AROtJIJO FOR.._ c '""' ' "' tll< lf'l ' I NEYOHjf--r[J 0 I I ••• PINELP l IJ'I1'I.F. ORPHAN ANNIE Now arrange the Circled leners 10 form the surpnse answer as sug· gesled by the above cartoon Pnnt answer here. tI I I ] m (Answers tomorrow) Yesretday s I Jumbles Answer EVENT GLAND TARGET RATION The fat singer took up most of the couch - 'DIVA·N" ~~til GASOI.JNJC AI .! FY ---~ ~--------- Shes ·,nto the dellve"LJ room , ' ' Tnr· 9:06-Mov le " Who Is Harry Kellerman and Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Things About Me?" 3 4 IS · · by THOMAS JOSEPH YEP! BESIDES YDUR Charlie's Angels 6.13: Mo"le " Fram'ecl': a 10' DOWN ACROSS [)I>,L.IGHTER:S NEOCK· Theater In Amer ica 33, National Geographic 2o · 1 Clique LACE , WE ALSO I GradualinK 10 oo-starsky& Hutch 6,13: News 20 >'OUND THIS! 2 Roman group 10 .3G-You Bet Your Life 20: Dick Ca"ett 20: Lilias museum Yoga & ou 33. · 6 Ch1ck chirp 3 Bolllllg name 10 Ken Dryden, 11:311-Johnny Car•on 3,4,15: Pollee Story 6.13: Hawa ii 4 Lorelei Five 0 8: ABC News 33 , Mo"le " Summer & for one Smoke" 10 5 Fume II Except 12 ·oo-Janakl 33; 12 :3o-Perry Mason 10: 12 4G6 Greek letter 12 Wear Mystery of the Week 6,13; Kojak 8; 1 oo7 Gallery 13 Seer's Tomorrow 3.4: 2 IG-News 13. phrase item Yesterday's Answer Movie Ch•nnel 4 14 Marvm 8 All and 2.1 Hawkeye 33 Hudson or 5&7PM - Guns&FuryiGl 15 Work sundry Sna ke, e.g. 9 & II P.M - Dom ino Principle (R ) on TV C1ble Ch11nne1 s ~ Unit 9 Squmt 27 Acellc 34 Jom 6:30P.M. - Testimony Tl~e 17 Be at 10 Snow boot acid 35 Face with 7:00 Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show fault 16 Pace ester stone 10 :00 - 700.Ciub. 20 Three, m com· 28 Museum head 37 Mots! ~-------.. ~--...r--------,. 18 great Hocke y · ru~«~l) . 1\pnlll binations 29 Merchant 41 Tunis Doctor's eat . 1don't believe it' 19 FeliX 21 Become shlp pasha I'm not hunqnJ! too ... just Unger's drowsy 31 Corrupt 43 I: Ger. way like people ' 21 Pueblo Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Indian 22Garrung cube 23 Hair tmt 1\t tn ek two So uth cashl's NIIHTII <i ll · ' 26 Pamphlet the " ' " of du bs and r uffs a +A 30 And ent cl uh <1t tnck thr ee , then goes ¥AQ buck to the a l'l' of tnunps 32 Mongre l t A (i 10 !l 5 Because Uoth opponen ts fol· 33 Stecrmg + A K 10 7 5 low. no one ca n hold f1v c deVICe WEST t:AST trumps and South t:an af ford 36 Time 1n +QJI08 5 + 9 7 64 2 tn ruH a scr om! cl ub l·: vcry-·~'*=:'::l'::~L_J.;.;t;.l.....6..... history ¥ 4:1 ¥ 65 2 onf fo llows to lhat leet d .11HI 37 N01se 04 OK./ 8 nnw South e <:~n 1 h sl'~tnl t wo +J 96 .1 +Q R 2 38 Nancy lo:tlng d i am o nd s un llallks' son dununv s lu st two clubs. SOUTH Ill' ·t lrc-~ws trumJ>S and 39 You ngling + Kl takes i:l diarn onrl f tne ssf• to ¥KJI0 98 7 40 Grasping tr y for scv e11 , Uut l!-i sure of • 7 6 J2 42 Fly C:AI.L.[:D hts small s lam many c v ~: nt + I 44 Distribute e f or the record. we fea r ..OOP.S 45 M1Utary Vulnerable : Both ~ lhat 1f Lhts hand were to he district Dealer · South plt~ycd tn a dupli cate ga me I BEcR~E 46 V1cUm Very few pairs would la nd at We•l North f; asl South 'I 17 Anesthetic siX hearts There would be P.a:-;s I some grand slam b1ds and Pass • Pa ss 2¥ I lots of <hamond slams and Pass Pas!' IlAII.Y ('RVPTO(!lJOTE Here's how to work It: < all would fml Pass P i.ISS H • A X Y D I. B A A X R l Pass PHss Pas!'i is LONGFELI.OW i ~j!! · fu~ ~j!-SIIM Pas!i BRIDGE qo1nq 5111'11 1 10 »-Black Perspective on lhV News 20. ll :oo-News 3,4,6,B,10,13,15: Dick Cavell 20: Over Easy 33. ' .. 11 :3o-Johnny Carson 3,4,15: Movie The New Daughters of Joshua Calle" 6,13: Movie " Across the Wide Missouri" 8: ABC News 33: Movie "The Great-Bank--Robbery" 19: 12 oo-Janakl 33. 1 oo-Tomorrow 3.4: 1: 1G-Kolak B. News 13. Movie Ch•nnel 4 5& 9 P.M. -Slipper & the Rose (G) 7 & 11 P M.- Pink Panther Strikes Again lPG) C1ble Ch1nnet 5 6:30p.m. - Testimony Time 7:00- Poul Gaudino Family Fitness 7 30 - Daytime 10.00 - 700 Club . WEDNESDAY , APRIL 12, 197B 5 45-Farm Report 13. S:~PTL Club 13: 5·5sSunrlse Semester 10: 6:oo-PTL Club 15. 6·25-Chrlstopher Closeup 10: 6:3o-News Conference 4: News 6, Sunrise Semester 8. 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6 50-Good Morning, West VIrginia 13: •6:55-Chuck White Reports 10: News 13. 7 ·oo-Todav 3.4.15: Good Mornlnq America 6,13: CBS News B: Bullwlnkle 10. 7·30-Schoolles 10: 8 30- Capt Kangaroo 8: ,10; Sesame St. 33 9:00- Merv Griffin 3: Phil Donahue 4,13,15: Emergency One 6: Family Affair 8: Match Game 10. 9:3G-Andy Griffith 8, Family Affair tO. 10:oo-Sanford & Son 3.4,15: Edge of Night 6; Pass The Buck 8: I< Joker's Wild tO. To Tell The Truth 13. 10.3G-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15: High Hopes 6: Price Is Right 8,10: $20,000 Pyramid 13 • 11 oo-Wheel of Fortune3,4, 15; Happy Days 6,13: Elec " Co. 20. 11 :»-Knockout 3,15: Famlly Feud 6,13: Partridge Family 4: Love of Life 8,10 , Sesame St. 20,33: 11.55-CBS News 8: Loving Free tO. 12 oo-Newwscenter 3, News 4,6, 10; To Say The Least 15: Gambit B: Rick Foucheux Midday Magazine 13 12 3G-Ryon's Hope 6,13: Bob Baun 4; Gong Show 15. Search for Tomorrow B,IO: Elee . Do. jJ 1:oo-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6, 13; News 8: Young & the Restless 10: Not For Women Only 15. 3G-Doys of our Lives 3,4, 15. As The ~orld Turns 8,10; 2:00-Dne Life to Live 6,13. 2·3G-Doctors 3,4,15: Guiding Light 8,10, 3:ooAnotherWor ld3,4,15, General Hospltal6,13; Lilias, Yogo & You 20. I 3·3G-AII lnThe Family 8,10. Ohio Journal 20. 4:oo-Mister Cartoon 3; My Three Sons 4: For Richer. For Poorer 15: Merv Griffin 6: Gilligan's Is. 8: Sesame St. 20,33 ; Gn..,er Pvle, USMC 10, Dinah 13. 4:3G-Litlle Rascals 3, 15, Gilligan's Is 4 , Brody Bunch a,IO . S:oo-Bonanza 3, Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8· Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33: Hogan's He;oes 10; Emergency One 13: Petticoat Junction IS 5 · 3G-Ne~s 6; Elec Co 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10, Hogans Heroes IS . 6 oo-News 3,4,B,10,13,1S; ABC News 6. Zoom 20. 6 3G-NBC News3,4, 15; ABC News 13: Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News B,IO ; Over Easy 20. 7 00-{;ross·Wits 3,4, Liars Club 6; Sha Na Na 8. News 10; Newlywed Game 13: Gllllgon·s Is 15, Dick Cavett 20, Big Green Magazine 33. 7:3G-Funny Farm 3: Sha Na Na 4, Between the Wars 6: Family Feud B. MocNeii ·Lehrer Report 20 33 · The Judge 10. In Seorchof 13: Wild Kingdom IS ' • 8:oo-Carlbou The Incredible Journey 3,4, 15; Eight Is io~~gh 6,13, Amazing Splder.Man 8,10: No"a Final option on diamonds I . IJ o''.l . tJe ho~.-r.;' FKA:-iK & F.H~ I E · todey's special · ~ ~ OOPS CASSERQLE l:T'$ GASSE~OLI:'' !llNaE I>IPOPP!D ,.Hf. 11.2~ • ., . ~~;;;;~~~~=- MEA,.L.Ollf. One lt~ttr r u !-.ed f or 1ht' sim ply stand s f o r anoth e r . In thi s sam pl e A is 1h r('c I. s. X f n r t he 1\\. 0 o·s. t'lc Si n gle l ('!!<' r s. apost rop hes, the l <'ng th :111<1 f o rm i\I IO n o f lh<' \\On l s arc all lun t s E:1 r h d ;1y th e code l c11N S arc d1ffen•nt WJNNIF. AfJO()T THATMAN ON THE I.SUINO.(rR.E Y.Ju O!? AREN'T YOU GOIN(; Tel HIM OUT? "0~ <705" ~A~ES, IV N' E WHAT A7E YOLJ WiliT1'-'& "'IP /Vu Y :xJN T YOU . f>EEK P~=E~IONI\L I o1o.1o;: TilE VER)" HIGHE5T lriNO!.' Opening lead +Q By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag I'RVPTOQUOTES Easley Blackwood 's arll· cle 111 the ACBI. Bulletin did zs Z I Q WI X su B U B B not show how South ~otto SIX hearts Maybe the b1dding NQ WYU DOJ WOJ QOPZUDI UE went something like that shown in the box SVQ E QBBUH HVU FBZRNI s u At f1rst glance s tx hearts goes down because of the very bad diamond brea k. A IDFFQII NX QEEUYS . SW-PQYO seconG shows that a Yesterday'• Cryploquote: OUR DOUBTS ARE TRAITORS, corcful glance declarer should find AND MAKE US LOSE THE GOOD WE OFT MIGHT WIN BY a way to rna ke h1s contract FEARING TO ATTEMPT.- WIIL SHAKESPEARE by workmg on clubs hrsl and sav mg diamonds as a final optifln BARNEY A Gcor~1a reader wants to know tf spades have always been the top-rankmg suit. In bridge and the f1rsl day s or auction , s pades were the lowest· ranking s uit tl nd counted just two pqints a tmk NEWS PAI ' I-;H 1-:NTFiti'IUSI-: ASSN I (Do you hilve a qu es tiOn lor the experts ? Wnt e " Ask tn e €xper rs Cilre of th1 s newspa· per lnd1vtdual qu es t to n s Will be answered If acco mpanted by sta mped se lf·addressed envelopes The most tn teres t· mg questions w1fl be used rn tht s column and will rece tve cop1es of JACOBY MODERN I 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, April JJ,l978 ;"~o~NT~.~:~~r-r os~r~W;:ilu~if~C 463 Haoktr Street Middleport, Oh10 March lL 1978 1 c ert1fy 1he report to be correct R• chard Bail ey Townsh1p Clerk. Tel No . 992 3861 . I" f ! TRUE... TRUE .. FALSE ... TRUE.. MA'AM? WHAT DO WE DO IF WE COME ACROSS A HALF-TRUTH? ]/ SPORTY CAN 1./E GIT! 1 Clll!rgc . 125 / I 00 100 2 ila~ s );(I '" 100 :1dap; 6 tl,l} :i f :ilth wurtl 2 !5 3 7~ U\'ct U1c mmunum I~ Balancel, Rece1pts wunls 1~ 4 L'l'IILS pe l' wort! 1.er day. And E•pend1tures Ads r u r u nn ~ otllt!f tha n mn~ull v~ Balance J1n . 1, U77 tli!) S ~t il bt! d1<1 r~t'tl at thl: I day S 8, 698 63 c.;ener a I Fund rule ' Motor Veh•c l e L ~e ense Tax Fund 168 79 In mcmorr. Can] of Thanks ard Gasoline T ax Fund 2.68 3 75 OI.JI!U:J ry 6 t:cnts per word . $:1 00 Road and br•dge nununum C<t.sh t11 at.lvtmn~ Fund 1.410 36 Cemeferv Fund 977 67 Molnlc IIlii IIt sa lc!i and Vard .s.i:llt!!i Federal Revenue Shllnng 111 c ,«:L't'JJWtl onl y With cush Wtlh Fund 1,63l 62 ou.lcr 25 tent th ai gc fur nds I.:Hrry· Tolals 15 ,57d 82 Ult-l Hux Nmn[)el 111 Car e of I he Sen· Total R ectHpts I mel General Fund 17 ,23 9 28 Motor Veh•cle L1 cense Tl1e Publisher rcscrvtos the n ght Tax Fund 5 . 3~7 62 to l'lhl ~11 ri!Jt tl illl'f utls deemed oi>Gasol •ne Ta>e Fund 14 ,681 27 Jtd liHlal Th•· PuUhshc1 will not~ Roi!ld and Br 1dge r"CsJ)OIISiblc for mo1c tlmn one tncvr Fund 3,56d 04 1 Cll lll iierhlm Cemetery Fund 140 00 PhoncW2-2156 Federal Revenue Sharmg Fund 17 ,70S 00 Anti R ecess1on 2. 960 00 Tofals 61.65711 Total Rece•pts & Balances General Fu nd 25 ,937 91 Motor Veh •cle L •cense Tax Fund 5,536 41 Gas ol in Milx Fund 17.36S 02 Road and Bndge Fund 4,97.4 dO Cemeter·y Fund I, 117 67 Federal !Revenu e Shar1ng Fund 19 , 3~0 62 MundaY Ant1 Re cess1o n 2,960 00 Nuon un &l l urd.a y To ta l s 77 ,231 03 Expend•lures Tu ~st.lll) General Fu nd 10.6d0 79 lhru FndaY Motor Veh1cle L1cen !>e 4P M TIIX Fund •U72 17 lht• ~hi )' bt•fure publu:oUon Gasoline T a,_, Fund 13, 631 78 · Rolld and Brrdge SU/Ida} Fund A,3JS. 04. 4P M 71 97 Cemete ry Fund ~ mlay artunoon F ederal Revenue Shar.nq Fund 16,79101 Ant • Recess•on l.J78 91 Totals 51 ,966 63 NOTJCE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES s Help Wanted Balance Dec 31 , 1m General Fund 15,197 Molor Veh•c l e L 1cense Tax Fund 1,064 Ga!.o llne Tolx Fund 3.733 Road and Br•dg e Fund 619 Cemetery Fund 401 F ederal Reve n ue Stlanng Fund 2,5d8 Anti Re c ess ion 1,581 Tote Is 75 ,2 65 Cuh Billa nee, Receiph And Expend i tures By Fund Gene r al F unCI Balance , J an 1, 1971 8,698 11 14 24 3~ 75 60 09 40 63 Rtet lph General Prop ert y Tax Real Estale and Trailer ( Gross 6,3 13. 25 Tangible Personl!ll l Properly Ta x (G ross i 1,A08 85 Estate Tax (Gr oss ) 18d 5 ~ Local Govern m en1 and State Income Tax J, 8AO 55 L•quor Permit Fees 5,3 ]4 7 1 Clg~~retfe L1 cense Fees and F1 nes (Gross ) 15 7 3~ Total Rece i pts 17 ,139 28 Tofa l Beg1nn1 nQ Ba l ance Plu s Re ce 1p1s 75 ,937 91 O P ~NIN GS on 3 to II ond II to 7 ~ hd1 l or RN ~ and LPN s w1 1h phr.umoco logy Con ta cr Nanc y Von Meier RN P1neCJe'>l Ca re CeniC'r 55 J o c ~ ">on Pr~e Gallrpol1!> Co ll 44 6 71 12 OLAN MILLS needs port a;;-d full I1111C' hel11 Full t1rne mu st be lree to travel w1lh 5 n 1 gh 1 ~ away from horne App ly to Vu q11110 Freem o n O'o'Cr Sh orn WAN!to ClERK ! 01 Ha rdware ~tore Apply by W11!1ng 8011 719 F t o The Do1 l y Sen!i nel f'o me1oy OH A576Q ARI: YOU oggr e~s1ve Need 2 lo dt es ro dmcon~ t r ote f ace l• lt ~ N O eJCpcne nce neceHory Quoli i iCOI IQns ne ot op pOO!Q!I(Q w1 1h r11 ce per~o nol1ty Coli Sul• o r Cf97 70b6 f o 1 op po mlrnent HOME Toy Po11 1es now 111 CUI 131d ,.ear · ~ EHpondrn g ond ho., o pPnliHJ'> for Manage1!1 and Df!al er!l Pan.,. Pio n e,.IC pC11(' 11(C hel p f ul Our guo1en tced toys and gdt s sell th emo;clvcs N<.. cosh rnves t No '.ocr.,.,, f" horge 10 rtH.'fll < u ~ t o mer ~ N o cotlectmg dO l iV(I/1 119 C0 1 ph one ne!f'la!I01V Co li coll ecl Cor al Do.,. 518 489 9395 Exptndltures 108 3l - F ire Pr ot echon 1 040 00 Grand To tal E,.pend rlu re s General F und 10,6A0 79 Bal .. Dec 31, 1977 15,197 11 Tota l E•p P lus B a l , Dec . 31 , 1?77 25 ,937 91 Motor Veh1cle license ' M!RRI MAC HA 5 OP EN INGS FOR Tu Fund Pwly Pion Su perv1!>0rs and 168 79 Balan c e , J an 1 19 77 dcm on~ t1ot o r'> 1n your area R ecelpts H1glrcs1 co mm 1 ~ s r on no Motor Veh ic le Llc ense dc l 1ver1ng or co llc c l 1n g TaM 5,36762 Tota l Rece•pts 367 ~1 Dcm o n ~ l rO i e l o p quoldy 1oys Tota l Beg inning Balan ce ond gd• ~ Ca ll co ll oCI ro Ann Plus Re ce 1pt s 5,536 41 Box l er 3 19 550· 8881 or Will a E xpenditu ret. M~ R R I MAC 801 Jack son Total Expendl lures Ouhuqu l• l o wo 5200 I - M isc tllaneous 3,216 38 Grand To1al E KP 1, 2SS .'t.. - Ma i ntenan ce Motor V eh• cle L1cense Tax Fu nd 4, 477 17 Ba l , De c . 31 , 19 17 1, 06A 24 PROBATE COURT OF To tal Exp Plus Ba l , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Dec . 31 , 19 77 S. S36 .A1 ESTATE OF Lu c• nda Ca r Gasohnt Tax Fund m a n , DE CE ASED Ba 1 , Jan 1, 1977 1, 683 75 Case No 22353 Receipts PUBLICATION v UO I1 ne Tax )4 ,200 00 OF NOTICE Othe'r 48 1 17 TO ALL PER SONS IN Total Recerpts 14 ,68 1 11 TERE ST ED IN THE Total Beg inning Balance ESTATE OF Lu ci n da Car 17,365 02 P l us Rece i pts man . DECEASED , LATE OF JII<J EMptndlturu w es t Mam Sl reel , Pome roy , To tal Expend i ture s Ohio .45769 , Me igs COU NTY 81805 91 - M i scellaneous PR OBATE CO URT , CASE - Mamtenan ce 4.825 86 NO ?1353 An ap p\ lc at •on_;a s Grand Total EKp . bee n t iled as J!I..ng to re l1 eve Gasoline Tax Fund th ~ estate from ad 13 ,631 78 m ln rstra fl on , saving tha t the Ba l , Dec 31 , 1977 3.733 14 assets do nof exc eed SI!I ,VVU To ta l Exp P IUS Bat , and the crecmors wil l not be oec . 31 , 19 77 17.36102 pre l ud ic ed t h ereb'l' A Road and Br1d9e Fund hear ino on the a p pllcaf•on Bal , Jan 1, 1977 1, A10 36 w •ll be held April 25. 1978 at Recelph 10 o'c lock AM Persons Gene,-al Properfy Tax know.ng any re~son why the Real Estolte and a p pl lc i'llion should not be Tra il er (Gross ) 1,913 81 grantea should appear and Tangib l e P er sonal Property mform t he Court The Court Tax (Gross ) 650 23 •S lo cated at Pomeroy , Ohm Total Receipts 3,564 04 Total Beo lnn ing Balance Mannmg 0 Webster Plus Rece ipts A,9H 40 Probate Judge -Clerk Expenditures 11 , 18 , 3t c 14 ! ' · Total E)l(pendllures :.:.. M lsce llaneOu$ 3,078. 53 - Ma intenan ce 1,2 56. 5 1 Grend Total E)l(p Road and Br idge TAKES TRIP Fund 4,3 3.5. 0.4 Ba1 , Dec 31 , 1977 639 36 Glenn Bowers of Gallipolis Total E•P Pl us has recently returned from a Bal , Dec 31 , 1977 A, 974 40 Cemetery Fund trip to Mexico City with nine Bal , Jan . 1, 1977 977 67 of his classmates from the Rece1pts Sewanee Academy, a division Sa l e of LOU UO 00 Tota l Re ce 1pts 140.00 of the University of the South. Totate.eo i nn ino Bala nce He experienced the Mexican PluS'Ytece l pts 1, 117 ~7 Expenditures culture by having the op- s oo Salar ies 380 00 Employer's Re l lrement contr•buflon AS 22 Repa irs 125 .44 Ofher Expenses 65 16 Total Exp 715 .97 Bat. . Dec . 31, 1917 A01 7.5 Total Exp Plus Blll. , Dec 31 , 1977 1, 117 67 Fedenl Revenue Sharing Fund Balance , Jan 1, 1977 1, 635 .62 R,tcelptl Grants - Federal 17 ,705 .00 Total Rece ipts 17 ,705 .00 Total Beginning Ba l ance Plus Rece i pts 19 ,3.f0 .62 E ~tptndltures 3,162 .02 Equipment 31000.00 Contracts - Repa ir 1,535 N Contracts- Services 2,760 .00 Advertising and Print ing 46.84 PubliC frrployee5 Aetlremenl System S8~ . 31 Total E•P Bel • Doc . 31. 1977 16,792 02 2.548 .60 Total Ex~ . Plus Bel , Ottc . 31, 1977 19 1340.62 Anti -Receulon Aulstenct Rtulph Otnor Total Recelpts 2,960.00 2,960.00 Sllarln Tot1l E•p 1,378.91 1.378,91 e: •ptndlturts Balance, Oec . 31. 1917 1,581 .09 Total Exp Plus Bel , oec . 31 , 1911 1,960.00 Township Debt- N otn Purpose For Which Nole Dwbt ~u Created Nutic.,• t'ur Sale CUARANn 5ALE beg1n '> Man ~ eb 13 at SewN Sew Ou l lc l Molll Sl re e! Ro crne All polyes ter doub le kn11 s reduced d0°. an d 50°o Thread b1g \ pool S iorSI 0 ~ CO N OMY RA CIN E G UN Club $pec1ol Mee tmg o n wdd l1f e lhur !ldoy n1gh1 Aprri1J at 7 30 prn FARM EQUIPMENT Cons •gmnent Sole o! A then!> l1 vestock Soles Apr1l 20th m the even mg 1o consr gn you r equ1pment con •act t es te1 Shoema k er 742 :25q3 01 Rodne y H owe r y 01.4 698 7331 REDUCE SA FI: & fa s1 w11h C.o Bese T a b le • ~ 8 1: Vop wo 1e1 p1il s Nel ~o 11 Drug COAL LIME S10NE . sond grovel <O I(Iurn r hlo 11de l u lt!I IIel dog food and all typteos o l soli h · ce ls1 ar Sa lt Work s Inc ~ Mo1n St Pornr 1oy f/92 :HNI Lost and t 'ound 1974 DAISUN PICKUP portunity of living close to Mexican families and par· tlcipatlng in the use of the language . Glenn Is the son of Mrs. Anne W. Bowers and Dr. Glenn W. Bowers, Jr .• Gallipolis. o Canada was the first nation on earth, having been a col· ony of the Old World, to ach1eve responstble govern· ment without Violent revolu· tion. S2100 997 7453 LO ST SMALL female dog Pori Pelwrgnese bloc k long ho11 ed w1th I on • mark1ngs o n l ee! ( hdd s pel An swers to tho nom e Coo k1 e l os • be! ween 143 and Bu nk er H1ll Cf92.7302 or HA Y FOR ~ a le All olio cl over orrd f 11nothy Ah a crop gr ound l o r ren t or shares Pho ne 7d2 2560 NIU PIGS l01 so le q,q 992 5200 2857 Alte 1 5 coli AVON REPRESEN TATI VES NE VER lOOKW SO GOOD You w1ll too ~e llu; g w or ld famou s pt o du cts Fl e ~1 b l e ho ur s H1 gh no 1 nm gs Coll7 42 235 4 Wanted to Uuy TIMBER Pome roy duct s To p pr1 ce !ioOW tl mbe1 Call Ken t Hanby 1-446 t'or tiale IHAC10R w 1th allot I O'JI: WI:I GHl ~ AFH Y1 lok o NEW tach.nen l s L1k e new os lunq H ) lrr n d1 e 1 plo, ond Aquavop $2250 Ph one (014 ) M ~ 37YO wot C'J p• l l ~ V!llngP l'hu1 moe y U I N 'J!Id AvL' M 1d U & S MOBil ~ H O M ~S PI Pt r> o dk•p011 ~ ani , W Vo bes1dc Hc-< k !> I 973 Br oo dmo 1e 1A w 64 '1 IQ7o HO NDA Mfl /)U eJ<fell ont bed1 00111 !Ond1 t1 o n S I~O 19J8 Hod0 'f' l9 73 Do non I d 11 bO 7 b edroom Oov •d '>o " lu\ rQm ll <-'d ~·>' 1972 V1cto non 14 x 6.f 3 bedr oom r cllt• nl rmnh11 011 ho\ '> UI C1dl 2 bolh du l{ h and -.1111! nml otlrPr 01 19 72Covell ffY 12~e653 bed l oo m cc;'>o11e., SJOOO 61 4 6Cf8 3290 1969 Sta tes man I '1 Jr 60 2 bedroo m GU N SHOOT Rutland Leg1o n Farrn eve1y Su nday at 12 00 noo n Spon sored by VFW Fores 1 Pro l or !lt ond •ng 9Cf2 5965 0 1 8570 Jq76 CHEVROLET 1 • ton p 1 c ~i.Jp E11ce ll en t co nd •tr on SJ500 Reudsv •ll e , 6 14 378 63 11 COINS CURR ENCY token s o ld poclo. e1 walc h e~ and d"lo 1ns s•lve1 and gold We need \ 96d a nd o ld er si lver co 1ns Buy , se ll o • h ade Co li Roge r Wa rnslc~ 741 :2331 FARM EOUIPMENl John Dee1e 290 Corn planler , good con d1 t 1on S210 Alli s Cholm c •s small ro und bale r Pu1 c ha ~e d new 1qn e11 celle n1 cond111on S 1800 Mm sey Fe1 gu ~o n hay cond rt1one r good cond d• on $400 Reedsv1 1le 61 4 378 631 1 OLD FURNITURE rce bo11es brms beds 1ron beds e tc . comp le te household s Wn te M D M 1l ler R1 4 Pomeroy Oh• o or co li 9rn 7760 HA Y FOR ~ ol e Call 9Cf7 7306 1975 IC:A WA SAK I 400 wtlh eodl0 5 5500 mile ~ 992 .7040 NO II~M 100 Lorge o r too small W1il buy 1 p1ece or co mple re hou se ho ld New u sed or an i• que s Martrn s Furnr lur e 20 N /nd St M1ddl epo r I Phone qn TT · Check our low, low prices on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTASH, FERT-0-PELS & BlEND Pomeroy landmark 19. _Jack W Carsey, Mgr \Q o37o CHIP WOOD Po le s max dlorneler 10 on lo rg est end sa pm !on Bun dled slob $6 per lon Oelrve re d to Oh 10 Polle t Co Rt 2 Pomero y 9n-2689 1970 YAMAHA ENDUR O 150 C( S57S Coil 992 3866 l-OX GO KA RT w11h new 3 H P Br1 gg s. and Str on on 1notor new cham new cl u 1ch Runs good '1 47 2868 SCA SHS for 1unk ems F1 y ~ s lr u( k and Auto Porh Wrecker Servrce l1re sOle end Repo1r Rutland 742 2081 or Pennzo.t l d'l Gl575 WALLTEX VINvt co o led ond pre pas1ed wall covenngs Choos e fro m 64 poner n boo k ~ QUick. ser vrce Phone 997 3748 o r PIGS WANTED Ever e ll Holcomb Cf97 5070 Km g Burl d er 'io Su'ppl y A lbony Oh1 o I 698 5025 or , Co M1ddlepor t 0 Plen t1' of qq7 7737 tr ee porkm g IF YOU hove o se r ... ICC to off er won I 10 buy o r sell so rne1h1ng oe loolo.mg l or wo rk or who l e... er you II gel r~su l l s lm.ler w•lh o Sentmel Wa nt Ad ~ ol e Col i FAR MAll 8 I roc lor lor sal e Ca ll q49 :no3 1970 KAWASAK I 100 mrn1 d~rt b•ke L1 ke rlew Re(e nlly 1u1,ed Pr 1ce 5400 Pho ne 997 5768 Coll9q2.115o FIVE FAMIL Y Yo1d Sole VK tor Bo hr r e~ 1 dence oppro • 3 m1l e~ nor th of Che!>ter Wed Th urs 13 &14 and Fr~ ..Apr rl 12 Sorn e th 1ng l or all 9 00 Ia 4 30 19 !3 HAHLEY DAVID SON 350c c motorc ycle Good con d1110n SbOO ~14 378 611 0 1971 CHE VY 1• I on 4 wheel Or ...,e YARD SAL£ 879 Sou l h Jrd A venue M 1ddlep or 1 lllh 17th and 13th w• th long w1de bed 350 4 ~ peed whi te spoke wheels !. lep bumper G ood con d 1!1on q9535 10 l'•l• tor Sale 1Cf75 8Ul TACO bOO mile~ new $650 Cf92 7089 HOOF HO ll OW Hor ses Bu y ~ell 11 0de or tro111 New ond used soddles Rulh R eeve~ Albony RI SING ST AR Kennel Boordm g Ind oor and ou t doo ~ ru ns Gr oom •ng a ll breeds Clean S0 fl1 10r y foed!11eS Cfteshne Phone (614 ) 367 0297 f.OH S AL~ ~ur lace Mu1c boo I ~ 12 ) Sl 9q 5J , , S219~ Bodey s M1 ddlcpor 1 992 2174 Phone 99.2-7119 hmeroy 2·24-tfc THE PHOTO PLACE WILKINSON 1119 H1gh Sl Small Engine Sales & Service 498 Locust Street M•dellcport, 0 Phone 99J .J092 Wedd1ngs Po1traits Passports ~ho p l o 1 l our op erolor-. 5TJOO rl so ld lhts week f'honc 9Q') 7008 !\lubilc Homrs for Salr 1 9~9 12 ~ 60 one bcd roorn 101\Qe wOOd coal co1pe1 $1000 985 418 1 12 Go~ hL•OI Sale Pnced Now Thru Ap r •l 70fh HURRY ' L1m1t ed Sul)p 1y 3 16 1 mo Muffler Shocks Battery . Installation Service WETHERAll CONCRETE SEEDLINGS Anto:sal... CADI LL AC ElDORADO Phone 9q2 l Ab2 197tt GRAN TO RIN O Au p s au la , good regular and snow t1res E• ce llenl shope Call Mason 30A . 773 5361 ofler b pm APPLIANCE SERVICE UNION OPERATED 3 30,1 mo Pomeroy, 0. Roofing Remodeling Room Additions Garages & EXTERIOR PAINTS AT AI Tromm Construction · :KI~G BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Phone w111 serv1ce Hotpo1nt and Pomeroy landmark " se l t -co nto1ned . rt Young's Carpeting WILl C A R ~ lor the elderly 111 ou r horne Phone 992 731 4 dt illm g W!il toJTr 1 Gr orr t 7A '12879 992·2206 or 992-7630 '1ht 0rlll111tors Not Tht lmtlltors 94q·21M7 - TRAIL ST A~ XL Storcroft l1ke new co nd1t.on Sleeps s111 W1i l co me w1 th cor1opy Gas bo ttl e and spore tH e. Fo ld do wn top has crank up s ., ~ t em easy to se l up 10 11 16 tent w1th fl oor , 2 ye or ~ o ld Cal l 742 -2030 after 6 . N ~W 3 b ed1 oom huu~e NlCI:: COU NTRY l o1m lond w1th ~eclud ed wood s wo1e1 and good ac c e s~ u l M onroe Coun 1y W Vo Sl 000 d own call (304 1 777 3101 or [ 3 0 -<~ ) 772 J217 SMAll HOUSE l o1 sole Ill Mtd dh.J po11 George Hol lr>r Mm 01Sv1lle 0 1 call949 7655 '219.95 Ltt us test your w1ttr Frte qn >bOB doy 1972 TERRY CAMPER 20' 6 Au co nd~t 1on mg , owning Root moun l onlttflnO Go~ and e lec · hi( re f n ger ol~ r lub wll h sho wer h celle nf cond 11 10n Phone 74'11906. AP PROX / 0 o r 1c~ 011 Flal....,.oocb Ref 76 l f'Ci r 1C o nd wo l e1 Ova1!0 bl r> ~('£> h~C'( Hill f' omer o v Phone 991 388) )l:V l:N ROOM S a11d bo1h on 7 oue\ Old HI 33 Shown by op p0111Imq_n l only Qq2 751 3 w1tor with CHp Wiler Model UC-SVt, Now Only Pomeroy laoldmark W. Llrsey, Phone ftl-Zlll SIOO.OO 1HREE 'bcd1 oo m homl' l( u~h c H ill~ Syracuse Bo.,e mer11 l m r ~hed w1 th w o•k ,hop Spf.'(IOI WH1119 9Q7 7157 BU ~I Nf 'l~ 1977 Redefmed 1977 Our lng 4. 111.34 Year 4, 151 .34 .543< . COUNTRY MOBILE Homtt Pork . 8 H.P lud lhe la wn mo wer eloc Ro ute 33 , nor!, of Pomeroy . I ric ~•o l'l . 985 3534 Purchue Chev Truck ~orge lois Coli ~~'2- 7_•7_9 __ _ Outatandlng Jen . 1, "FOR r ent ~ Re n tal s ONE FE RGUSON li On! l oodliH 1977 •. 151 .33 APl Fe r gu ~on 1A m . plo ws 1 1otory Balance Outstanding ou•n.tonce rates f or Se n1or hoe 1 backHoop Phone Dte . ll, 1977 • . 151 .33 C1l1rens Contact Vi\ loge Manor qq1 612 9 R:&ttof lnf 6pct Apts_. ~·ddl epo_rt 991-7787 , Date of Final Mat 4-29,71 ¥Af' LE -l i ~ IN G room fu rniture f'urChase Ehv . Truck CROP GROUND l or rent or End •abies ~fonds Alter 5, ~eo Out1tanct lng Jan . 1, shores . H2-2566 1977 l, 151.33 o t bbOH1gh St , M lddlttpor t Balance Outstanding PNO BEDROOM lroller Adult :s 1970 FOND I ton Ho t bed rru ct.. Dec. 21 , 1977 4,151.33 • only . 992·332<. wll hs1de p rcctts G ood 1.hope Rateot tnt . 6pct 1 Coli 992 ./Wil do y or 742·2030 Dateol Final Mat 4.29 .79 ! HREE ROOM lurn ls hed opl alTer 6. q92-3129"' 992·543< l4l II , ltc on hea tmg cost Experience and fully insured Free Est . Call : 992·3815 4-9 I mo. od . LI NCOlN Hill J bcd1 oom h o u ~e c01 pf'l eiN I11C h(' ot good gordr-n lor Wol~r n g d ~~ • ance h om ro w n Call olte1 4 00 QQIIb/2 1-'0MI: ROY FtV t rnmu t c~ to rown arH:I ~c h oo l~ A lum1num ~1d1ng $10 1m w1nd o w~ and door~ New ., liChen a w o man ~ del1gh1 7 0 1 3 bl'd100111' Bo,Pmpnl Carpel lhro ughout By oppomt men! o n l y Roge1 Abboll 9''12 61 ! -I Of 99/ /371 CALL VA FHA JO y1 f1noncmg ol \o re l monc mq lrel.ond M or tgage 77 E S1o1e A•h en'> phone 01.ci ) Eventngs Call446·37t6 or 446.7811 AT 446-3643 IN GALLIPOLIS BY OWNI::R 5 aocs w11h 9 roorr1 house. FR EE CA S 7 co1 garage ~u mmer k11 chen and bordurNI by 1 c re ~ks Co li 985 JR17 Anyday , anyt1me. Phon• 981·3806 Jack's Septic lank SeMce Chester, Ohi 10·30-c = l:lu•ine•• Senice• llWOOD BOWERS REPAIR JB15 REMODELING Plumb1n.9 hea1mg and all types of genlrol repo11 Wo1 k guo •on l eed 20 year s eM · pe~~tmce Phone 9Q'I. 2A09 SEW ING MA C H I N~ Reporr!l se 1 111ce all make~ 9<12 2284 lhe Fabr1 c Sho p Po me ro y A• ,thomed S1n ger " o les and Serv1ce We sharpen .... ~ r s s ors EXC AVA TIN G dOJ er loader ond backh oe work dump !ru ck s and lo bo ys l o r h1re w1fl haul lrll d 1rl to so d, l1mes tone ond grovel Call Bob or Rog er Jef l cr~ day phone qq2 7089 n1gh1 phone 991 3575 or 992 5232 EXC AVA I ING dozer backh oe and d11cher Ch orle ~ R Hot held Bock Hoe Se n11c e RlJ !Iond Ohm Phone~ 7 42 - 7008 ;qa 7331 Features a basement wl1h SA THROOM S AN D K 1tchens remodeled ccrom1 C tde plurn burg carpen try ond general morn"l cna ncc 13 yeors ew· pe r1ence 997 3685 finished fam ily room and laundry room , eat .Jn kitchen. l1v mg room & bath . Large lot with fenced yard Call PULliNS EXCAVATING Comp lete Serv1ce Phone 992 7A78 ll NCOLN HTS. - A very nice I'" story 4 bedroom home tn good cond1t1on now, p rice d to se l l at SJ7 ,000. WIN 1ER GE T 10 your house? l et us mak e necessary repo 1rs AI lrornm Constru< l ion 742 2328 f URlf V S WRE CKER Serv1c e . Ronne Oh1 o Day or n ~ghl , fHREE BEDROOM both all corpct pan eled. Owne1 w1ll help f1 n01\C 1Jo lnqu1re at 4()q SolJ ih F1h h A venu e M1d dleporl q,9 1657 Pl ANO TUNIN G lone Doniel!o Al so ond o d1us~m ents 992 2581 , 1! no answe r cal l IHREE 8E DROOM horne hard wood ll oo1'i the rma l -pon e wm dews , cQrpol t all eleci11C 5 yea r'> o ld Sy1ocuse 991. 2063 AND bus1 ne ss bu• !du1 g Ill l(oedsy rlle 985 3519 and HOWER Y AN D MARTIN se p1 1c sys tems covo 11ng dou•r backhoe dump truck lrrncsrorw g rovel b lacktop pov1ng Rl 14 3 Phone 1 {6 14) JUS1 COMPLEHD new house u' M1dd l('p or! , Fo r mo1e ud ornm tiQI\ coil 99 7 2238 o l 9Q'} 5304 H OUS~ Res1dent1al commercial . Call for estimate, 24 hour service. WILL do roo hng co nsl ruc 110n p!umbmg and heolmg No 1ob roo Ior ge o • 1oo smoll Phone 741 /348 sq1 305 1 1' 1 acre lOt Iorge 901 age wor k oreo a lso cel lo1 bu•ld 1ng w1 th ul!lr1'1' room , cement porch Se t up lor moblle horne l orotcd In Langsv ille A skrng $5600 . l'ho11e 747 2%5 CLEANING Sweepe1 !> 1o os1e1s HOI I\. all small opp l!onces lawn mower n e ~• 1o S1a1e H1ghwoy Goroge on Rou lc 7 Pho11e (61 4) 995 · THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY· BY OW NfR 3 bedrooms w tlh l orc cd 0 1r ga s heal ond au corrd1 r10r11nQ 1 ocre level lo1 111 S 1B 000 Ph o tre Rut land 742. 3 1b3 SEPTIC TANK IWO )lO RY 3 bed• oo 1n home h ou~ ;· I A f u1n oce ~ • o1m v.. m d o w ~ j <IPpiO<I.' l11 M•ddlep011 f'h onl' '-I Q) J4!i7 01 Q(r} 58t>7 Comrner c•ol propc~ty a ppro~ 17 acres level land loca ted 01 !uppers PlolflS on Oh10 Rou te 7 Phone 1014) 607 1:130 .:~ f'NO STO RY frome house 6 1oom'> and bolh cellar our LAWN lAACTOR Wheel Hone budd1ng s 4 acre'> land at edge ] I I h p. 992 ·2892 o l Ru tland Complete tro 1ICr hoo k u p al so 1 bonk s opp r0 1~ ONE TABLE A ( hOII S $ 10 I ed p1 op er1., at SIS 500 Ph one d1shwosher S25 992· 705"9 o lt e• 992 7094 A9 FORO SC HOO l bus compe1 SAOO Sotell11 e Pol1ca Sconnt!l $50 Phone qq2· 3798 Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation Sa•e JO pet to 50 per. BRADFORD Au ctl oneef Com ole ic Sci ... ICD Ph one 949 1487 or 94Cf 70CX) Roc111e Oh •o ( 1111 B10df or d 5 f'urcha1e Ch~v Truck Outsland lng Jan . 1, JIM KEESEE ~UILDIN C wot h l1v 1ng qu0/1('1 '> 30 I( 80 Loco l ed 011 Mo1rr ~•ree l Rullond Fo 1 '> Ol e or !rorle See or <oil I 0 S!C'wa<l 74') :2 -<~ 71 ' 3 AND • RM furn iihed and un· f uuliihttd opts Phone 99'1.· J&L Blown Insulation 4-9- 1 mo Heal Estate for SaJ,. R.eall!:state (or Sale H0 Ml:511ES for ~ o l e I acre and up M 1dd lcpor1 near Ru llond Coli 992 748 I softonor, 74 Years Service 742-3010 1975 FORD RA N G~R lOr' p•dwp hea vy duly A C low rn• leoge car pet rod•o new 111 es q4q 2J87 Pom~•r~o~y~t:~~ 4.4.1 mo . large Cars Sl25 .00 Trucks S175 00 Body work & repatr Sl .OO per mch usmg only the best Dupont material5. At 2 bo th!'! al l e lec 1 ocre Mrddlepor t rime to Rullond flh onc q92 7481 Rt . 1 Mrddleport, Ohio Small Cars Reall!:state (or Sale Let Pomeroy , Oh•o AUTO PAINTING SPRING SPECIAL Carpet i'Uphotslery Phone Mike Yoong WAlU~ W~L l BOB'S Complete Paant Jobs ROlle 3 PomeiOJ, 0 1Qbq lNlERNAIIONAl ME TRO Von Sl500 014 698 J190 soften & condition your 120 E. Main St. 2 10 lfc FOUR ROOMS bot h 140 It 10od l 1on1age on 5R 1/J ~ ~~c k !0 10 0111~ J bo l h~ i t~ll hO \C' II1('1\I ,1 . a(fconRt '7 61 00111~ I l omlly re r11ed S3SO 1no n 1h 1 Q{IC R• 7 John Sheel\ ~ o w 64 M 1ddle pon ---· - ElliOTT APPLIANCE II Free E5timates Work Guaranteed Superior Steam Exliatt1on 9. _Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. lllil. Phone 992 -2181 1974 CHE VROLET 4 wheel d11ve prdwp S3500 1Q74 Pon t1oc GTO A C P S P B E.~~cel l cnt co nd.t1 on 992 2987 ~~~~t For Sales & Service Phone 992-7113 other bra~ds Coli . $ALES AND SERVICE 11 ·9 tfc 742 -231B 992 ·3748 or 992-lOlO FREE PARKING 3-31 I mo We have enlarged our service department and Portland 1977 FORD GRANADA . '1 dr 0 <yl gos saver AM ·FM rod1o , CB 8 1rock h cellenl conditr on $3b00 qq2 3960 Only STEW ART S GU N SHO P Gu n~ for sa le or lrode 7Cf Rem1ng 1on'> QOOO rn1le s 31 Hmn1ngr ons Mo del 17 Wm 1976 OLDS CUTLASS Bro ugham c he s h~r ~ ami m ony more See A C P S P B . AM FM stereo a• coll7 41· 'l 411 rear w 1ndow defogger pow er seo h Coli otter 5 00 prn 1971 FORD F 100 p •ckup 11uclo: Wrec ked but ~!d l dnvcoble To q92-6130 toke over pa yments totolhng lq68 DODGE POLARA Se ll lor !«1 71 841 2933 po rt s SSO W2 ·5181 Alli S CHALMERS I Q57 M odel 1q73 CHEVY NOVA IS Ewcellen l '(A trortor w1th pl ows Good cond•tr on , one owner N1 ce shape ready to go S950 Coli dean cor Phone 614 ·367 7158 b l< 6qb · l201. 675-1182 BEST QUALITY INTERIOR ·- --- FO UR ROW 1'0 111 1 AC corn p lanter 9.4 9 2033 Tolboll G ro wer!> 843 45\ 5 Henderson . Hartford 082·2171 ·3·15·tf C " .:1 Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-6263 8 A.M. to 4:30P.M. "Get A Load Of This" Brakes Tires i;eniecs Offered PWMBING & HEATING INC. AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER MOORE'S II 70 MOBIL~ H OM ~ J bed1 oom I l ull bolh ., lully cor pe!ed on I · . ooP'> ol land "1 41 711 d CARTER 300 Main St. For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At Ph . 992.)848 . Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmis%ion Repair Phone 992-5682 3·12-1 mo Pomeroy , Ohio .& 1 161mo Auction off Rt. 7 by.pus on 51 . Rt 143, toward Rutl1nd, 0 ~. miles BOLEN MULCHERS BOO Hoothch 6 I! b1 u~h hog J pi hd ch ~~ r ellenr con d il 10r1 S400 949 2428 ROGER HYSEll GARAGE LAWN BOY MOWERS Anniversanes Speml Occas1ons (i.UEN SEY DAIR Y co ws and hed ers l or ~ ole Phon e 992 77~5 VEG EIABLE 1AURU S CAMPER 20 II p~ Route 2 Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 Estimates by Appomtment ~OUII-'M~N 1 I OR r orn plel e> bt:>au!y BOXE R PUPP IES B11ndel co lo r 0 CHR YSlER AIR Te mp A C $100 wec lo. ~ o ld $50 q 49 2dq 3 ol 1er G ood con d1110n 992 7755 6 tandem SMITH NELSON MOTOfiS,.INC. "' $100 992 2726 iqlb General Contracting 1954 CHE VROL ET 54 po ~sengc r bu~ $400 Ph on e 74'l 74b0 AKC BOXER pupp1es Ho ve shors been wormed 11 week s old 1q71 DAVID BRICKLES C.re. L1lo: e CHARliE S l! VE So rt Mmnows , n•ght u owler ~ 1ed wo~ ms gard en worm!> F•shmg l1cellse ' . m1 le obo ... e Sy1 ocu ~c Pork R• 1614 )698 ·3290 Kttchen Cabineb, Roofing, Concrete Patios , Sidewalks , ' - New Construction \& Remodeling Pomero, BA SS BOA l 16 tool Mon ar ch Mol ar 011d ll adt> r Cood (onrll 11 011 l' n(ed fo1 l o~ t <,Oil' 9?'} 3 231 o lle r 5 197 4 'fAMAHA DT 150 E~ ce l! en t co nd 111011 Ca ll 992 6349 GOOD MI XED hoy l or Cf 49 -2763 Business Services Phone992-2181 BRU SH HOG 7 foo t J D pull type 111 ple un1 ve r sol dn vc ~ h o h ~ l 1 p 1AU CIIO N SAll lu e'>do y I Pl 'l Lob o l new and u~ e d rner chon clu tch pun0u1e p1oo! life ~ d1~e o ! Oh1 0 R1yt>r Aur t o•1 Ve ry good (o nd 1!10n Shade Mc1g'> Plozo M 1ddl epo r1 Oh •o 696 1'23 d f~I~NOLY Tota l Expend i tu res - Adm tn1 strat 1ve 9,392 4d - To wn Hall. Memor •al Bu i ldings and Grounds Selar l es - Emplovees .5,305 . .54 HOW Ct~ sh I tiJ:I ~ Summ•rv of Cash Supplies '!ONDER GOES MELISSY TAKIN'HER LEETLE TWINS FER A RIDE-- 15 Wm ds 0 r Under fo11cw1ng d 1 1 t C h u n wante terns n o as Ad T w ant s urn W/ wANT.AD cHARGEs qn 2002 ' ANN DA iL EY S Uphols t ery . Por11ond Oh10 843-2542 , 68 ACRE FARM - Price red uced to $46 ,900 . Attra c t ive remodeled 2 sto ry farm home This n ice home feature~ a la rge living room , dining, eat In kitc hen , 5 be drOQms ,, & T'h baths, 15 a c res ot tillab le land wtth balance 10 · pas ture and woodland . Otder barn & garage, Y llu must see th is one, it's well worlh the pr tce Located off Rt 325 10 MC19S County FREE PUPPIES, 992 7843. • 6 weeks old. ' "' ' �R_ The Daily Sentinel, Midrlleoort-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, Aprilll , 1978 DICK TRA(;V TELEVISION VIEWING · GOT TO eET OUT OF ~ERE ... GET TO HAF ·AND · HAF TRACY 00!,5- TUESDAY, APRIL 11 , 1978 5:oo-Bonanza 3: Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke B: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33: Hogan 's Heroes 10. Emergency One 13, Petticoat Junction 15. 5·3G-News 6: Elec Co 20,33, Mary Tyler Moore 10. .. C1\ PTA I'i EASY MEANWHILE;·· ON THE WALLEOD THE GAN65 TAK EN ---, THE BA IT AND T HE "- T ~AP 5 ~EEN 5PRU"G! ~. [THI NK WE 1E SPOrTED DE A DHEAD 5 AH, YE 5 ·· THE ONE WHO 'S 601N6 TO TELL US WHER E HE FLeW THE D0!!>61N5 5TRAIGHT AHEAD AND THJ;:OU6 H THAT E5TATE BELOW L----~~ DOOR, LOFT! WOMAN! Hogan 's Heroes 15 6:0G-News 3,4,8,10,13, IS; ABC News 6; Feeling Free 20. 6 311-NBC News 3.4,15: ABC ews 13: Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News 8,10: O"er Easy 20. 7 oo-Cross.Wits 3,4; Liars Club 6; Pop Goes The Counlry 8; News 10; Newlywed Game 13; Gilligan 's I< 15, French Chef 20 . Book B••t 11 7·3G-Hollvwood Squares J; Let's Go to the Roces B: Candid Camera 6; MacNeii ·Lehrer Report :10,33; Price IS Right 10: That's Hollywood 13: Television Honor Society 15 . 8 oo-Chuck Barris 3,4,15: Happy Days 6, 13; Sam 8,10, National Geographic 33, Chat with Country Music Artist Doc Williams 20. 8 311-Laverne & Sh irley 6.13: Pilot "Big City Boys" 8,10. Country Moods 20 9 oo-Movle "To Kill A Cop" 3,4,15; Three's Company 6,13, Movie " The Happy Ending" B,IO; Six American Families 20, Jerusalem Peace 33. 9 311-Mary Tyler Moore 13: Harvey Korman 6. 10 OG-Ju~le Farr , MD 6.13: Six American Families ' "''H.i>E OLI=rlt•·" • • Ma 1~o;: 11 • ?l\ fi' lt\INf fi;))l ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD GAME ~ ~ .~~ C!t byHen n ArnoldandBoblee Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square , to form BOKN LOSF.R tour ordmary words 'I£LL, 'NHA1 ~ IF YOLI MUST KI.DI'J , IT'S A I JU.\~P -SUIT'' 'iOlJ' I'M \\IAITII.ll:? f1A~itJIO DAUTI @~/>. TO II ID JUMP AROtJIJO FOR.._ c '""' ' "' tll< lf'l ' I NEYOHjf--r[J 0 I I ••• PINELP l IJ'I1'I.F. ORPHAN ANNIE Now arrange the Circled leners 10 form the surpnse answer as sug· gesled by the above cartoon Pnnt answer here. tI I I ] m (Answers tomorrow) Yesretday s I Jumbles Answer EVENT GLAND TARGET RATION The fat singer took up most of the couch - 'DIVA·N" ~~til GASOI.JNJC AI .! FY ---~ ~--------- Shes ·,nto the dellve"LJ room , ' ' Tnr· 9:06-Mov le " Who Is Harry Kellerman and Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Things About Me?" 3 4 IS · · by THOMAS JOSEPH YEP! BESIDES YDUR Charlie's Angels 6.13: Mo"le " Fram'ecl': a 10' DOWN ACROSS [)I>,L.IGHTER:S NEOCK· Theater In Amer ica 33, National Geographic 2o · 1 Clique LACE , WE ALSO I GradualinK 10 oo-starsky& Hutch 6,13: News 20 >'OUND THIS! 2 Roman group 10 .3G-You Bet Your Life 20: Dick Ca"ett 20: Lilias museum Yoga & ou 33. · 6 Ch1ck chirp 3 Bolllllg name 10 Ken Dryden, 11:311-Johnny Car•on 3,4,15: Pollee Story 6.13: Hawa ii 4 Lorelei Five 0 8: ABC News 33 , Mo"le " Summer & for one Smoke" 10 5 Fume II Except 12 ·oo-Janakl 33; 12 :3o-Perry Mason 10: 12 4G6 Greek letter 12 Wear Mystery of the Week 6,13; Kojak 8; 1 oo7 Gallery 13 Seer's Tomorrow 3.4: 2 IG-News 13. phrase item Yesterday's Answer Movie Ch•nnel 4 14 Marvm 8 All and 2.1 Hawkeye 33 Hudson or 5&7PM - Guns&FuryiGl 15 Work sundry Sna ke, e.g. 9 & II P.M - Dom ino Principle (R ) on TV C1ble Ch11nne1 s ~ Unit 9 Squmt 27 Acellc 34 Jom 6:30P.M. - Testimony Tl~e 17 Be at 10 Snow boot acid 35 Face with 7:00 Paul Gaudino Family Fitness Show fault 16 Pace ester stone 10 :00 - 700.Ciub. 20 Three, m com· 28 Museum head 37 Mots! ~-------.. ~--...r--------,. 18 great Hocke y · ru~«~l) . 1\pnlll binations 29 Merchant 41 Tunis Doctor's eat . 1don't believe it' 19 FeliX 21 Become shlp pasha I'm not hunqnJ! too ... just Unger's drowsy 31 Corrupt 43 I: Ger. way like people ' 21 Pueblo Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Indian 22Garrung cube 23 Hair tmt 1\t tn ek two So uth cashl's NIIHTII <i ll · ' 26 Pamphlet the " ' " of du bs and r uffs a +A 30 And ent cl uh <1t tnck thr ee , then goes ¥AQ buck to the a l'l' of tnunps 32 Mongre l t A (i 10 !l 5 Because Uoth opponen ts fol· 33 Stecrmg + A K 10 7 5 low. no one ca n hold f1v c deVICe WEST t:AST trumps and South t:an af ford 36 Time 1n +QJI08 5 + 9 7 64 2 tn ruH a scr om! cl ub l·: vcry-·~'*=:'::l'::~L_J.;.;t;.l.....6..... history ¥ 4:1 ¥ 65 2 onf fo llows to lhat leet d .11HI 37 N01se 04 OK./ 8 nnw South e <:~n 1 h sl'~tnl t wo +J 96 .1 +Q R 2 38 Nancy lo:tlng d i am o nd s un llallks' son dununv s lu st two clubs. SOUTH Ill' ·t lrc-~ws trumJ>S and 39 You ngling + Kl takes i:l diarn onrl f tne ssf• to ¥KJI0 98 7 40 Grasping tr y for scv e11 , Uut l!-i sure of • 7 6 J2 42 Fly C:AI.L.[:D hts small s lam many c v ~: nt + I 44 Distribute e f or the record. we fea r ..OOP.S 45 M1Utary Vulnerable : Both ~ lhat 1f Lhts hand were to he district Dealer · South plt~ycd tn a dupli cate ga me I BEcR~E 46 V1cUm Very few pairs would la nd at We•l North f; asl South 'I 17 Anesthetic siX hearts There would be P.a:-;s I some grand slam b1ds and Pass • Pa ss 2¥ I lots of <hamond slams and Pass Pas!' IlAII.Y ('RVPTO(!lJOTE Here's how to work It: < all would fml Pass P i.ISS H • A X Y D I. B A A X R l Pass PHss Pas!'i is LONGFELI.OW i ~j!! · fu~ ~j!-SIIM Pas!i BRIDGE qo1nq 5111'11 1 10 »-Black Perspective on lhV News 20. ll :oo-News 3,4,6,B,10,13,15: Dick Cavell 20: Over Easy 33. ' .. 11 :3o-Johnny Carson 3,4,15: Movie The New Daughters of Joshua Calle" 6,13: Movie " Across the Wide Missouri" 8: ABC News 33: Movie "The Great-Bank--Robbery" 19: 12 oo-Janakl 33. 1 oo-Tomorrow 3.4: 1: 1G-Kolak B. News 13. Movie Ch•nnel 4 5& 9 P.M. -Slipper & the Rose (G) 7 & 11 P M.- Pink Panther Strikes Again lPG) C1ble Ch1nnet 5 6:30p.m. - Testimony Time 7:00- Poul Gaudino Family Fitness 7 30 - Daytime 10.00 - 700 Club . WEDNESDAY , APRIL 12, 197B 5 45-Farm Report 13. S:~PTL Club 13: 5·5sSunrlse Semester 10: 6:oo-PTL Club 15. 6·25-Chrlstopher Closeup 10: 6:3o-News Conference 4: News 6, Sunrise Semester 8. 6:45-Mornlng Report 3. 6 50-Good Morning, West VIrginia 13: •6:55-Chuck White Reports 10: News 13. 7 ·oo-Todav 3.4.15: Good Mornlnq America 6,13: CBS News B: Bullwlnkle 10. 7·30-Schoolles 10: 8 30- Capt Kangaroo 8: ,10; Sesame St. 33 9:00- Merv Griffin 3: Phil Donahue 4,13,15: Emergency One 6: Family Affair 8: Match Game 10. 9:3G-Andy Griffith 8, Family Affair tO. 10:oo-Sanford & Son 3.4,15: Edge of Night 6; Pass The Buck 8: I< Joker's Wild tO. To Tell The Truth 13. 10.3G-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15: High Hopes 6: Price Is Right 8,10: $20,000 Pyramid 13 • 11 oo-Wheel of Fortune3,4, 15; Happy Days 6,13: Elec " Co. 20. 11 :»-Knockout 3,15: Famlly Feud 6,13: Partridge Family 4: Love of Life 8,10 , Sesame St. 20,33: 11.55-CBS News 8: Loving Free tO. 12 oo-Newwscenter 3, News 4,6, 10; To Say The Least 15: Gambit B: Rick Foucheux Midday Magazine 13 12 3G-Ryon's Hope 6,13: Bob Baun 4; Gong Show 15. Search for Tomorrow B,IO: Elee . Do. jJ 1:oo-For Richer, For Poorer 3; All My Children 6, 13; News 8: Young & the Restless 10: Not For Women Only 15. 3G-Doys of our Lives 3,4, 15. As The ~orld Turns 8,10; 2:00-Dne Life to Live 6,13. 2·3G-Doctors 3,4,15: Guiding Light 8,10, 3:ooAnotherWor ld3,4,15, General Hospltal6,13; Lilias, Yogo & You 20. I 3·3G-AII lnThe Family 8,10. Ohio Journal 20. 4:oo-Mister Cartoon 3; My Three Sons 4: For Richer. For Poorer 15: Merv Griffin 6: Gilligan's Is. 8: Sesame St. 20,33 ; Gn..,er Pvle, USMC 10, Dinah 13. 4:3G-Litlle Rascals 3, 15, Gilligan's Is 4 , Brody Bunch a,IO . S:oo-Bonanza 3, Star Trek 4; Gunsmoke 8· Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33: Hogan's He;oes 10; Emergency One 13: Petticoat Junction IS 5 · 3G-Ne~s 6; Elec Co 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10, Hogans Heroes IS . 6 oo-News 3,4,B,10,13,1S; ABC News 6. Zoom 20. 6 3G-NBC News3,4, 15; ABC News 13: Carol Burnett & Friends 6; CBS News B,IO ; Over Easy 20. 7 00-{;ross·Wits 3,4, Liars Club 6; Sha Na Na 8. News 10; Newlywed Game 13: Gllllgon·s Is 15, Dick Cavett 20, Big Green Magazine 33. 7:3G-Funny Farm 3: Sha Na Na 4, Between the Wars 6: Family Feud B. MocNeii ·Lehrer Report 20 33 · The Judge 10. In Seorchof 13: Wild Kingdom IS ' • 8:oo-Carlbou The Incredible Journey 3,4, 15; Eight Is io~~gh 6,13, Amazing Splder.Man 8,10: No"a Final option on diamonds I . IJ o''.l . tJe ho~.-r.;' FKA:-iK & F.H~ I E · todey's special · ~ ~ OOPS CASSERQLE l:T'$ GASSE~OLI:'' !llNaE I>IPOPP!D ,.Hf. 11.2~ • ., . ~~;;;;~~~~=- MEA,.L.Ollf. One lt~ttr r u !-.ed f or 1ht' sim ply stand s f o r anoth e r . In thi s sam pl e A is 1h r('c I. s. X f n r t he 1\\. 0 o·s. t'lc Si n gle l ('!!<' r s. apost rop hes, the l <'ng th :111<1 f o rm i\I IO n o f lh<' \\On l s arc all lun t s E:1 r h d ;1y th e code l c11N S arc d1ffen•nt WJNNIF. AfJO()T THATMAN ON THE I.SUINO.(rR.E Y.Ju O!? AREN'T YOU GOIN(; Tel HIM OUT? "0~ <705" ~A~ES, IV N' E WHAT A7E YOLJ WiliT1'-'& "'IP /Vu Y :xJN T YOU . f>EEK P~=E~IONI\L I o1o.1o;: TilE VER)" HIGHE5T lriNO!.' Opening lead +Q By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag I'RVPTOQUOTES Easley Blackwood 's arll· cle 111 the ACBI. Bulletin did zs Z I Q WI X su B U B B not show how South ~otto SIX hearts Maybe the b1dding NQ WYU DOJ WOJ QOPZUDI UE went something like that shown in the box SVQ E QBBUH HVU FBZRNI s u At f1rst glance s tx hearts goes down because of the very bad diamond brea k. A IDFFQII NX QEEUYS . SW-PQYO seconG shows that a Yesterday'• Cryploquote: OUR DOUBTS ARE TRAITORS, corcful glance declarer should find AND MAKE US LOSE THE GOOD WE OFT MIGHT WIN BY a way to rna ke h1s contract FEARING TO ATTEMPT.- WIIL SHAKESPEARE by workmg on clubs hrsl and sav mg diamonds as a final optifln BARNEY A Gcor~1a reader wants to know tf spades have always been the top-rankmg suit. In bridge and the f1rsl day s or auction , s pades were the lowest· ranking s uit tl nd counted just two pqints a tmk NEWS PAI ' I-;H 1-:NTFiti'IUSI-: ASSN I (Do you hilve a qu es tiOn lor the experts ? Wnt e " Ask tn e €xper rs Cilre of th1 s newspa· per lnd1vtdual qu es t to n s Will be answered If acco mpanted by sta mped se lf·addressed envelopes The most tn teres t· mg questions w1fl be used rn tht s column and will rece tve cop1es of JACOBY MODERN I 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, April JJ,l978 ;"~o~NT~.~:~~r-r os~r~W;:ilu~if~C 463 Haoktr Street Middleport, Oh10 March lL 1978 1 c ert1fy 1he report to be correct R• chard Bail ey Townsh1p Clerk. Tel No . 992 3861 . I" f ! TRUE... TRUE .. FALSE ... TRUE.. MA'AM? WHAT DO WE DO IF WE COME ACROSS A HALF-TRUTH? ]/ SPORTY CAN 1./E GIT! 1 Clll!rgc . 125 / I 00 100 2 ila~ s );(I '" 100 :1dap; 6 tl,l} :i f :ilth wurtl 2 !5 3 7~ U\'ct U1c mmunum I~ Balancel, Rece1pts wunls 1~ 4 L'l'IILS pe l' wort! 1.er day. And E•pend1tures Ads r u r u nn ~ otllt!f tha n mn~ull v~ Balance J1n . 1, U77 tli!) S ~t il bt! d1<1 r~t'tl at thl: I day S 8, 698 63 c.;ener a I Fund rule ' Motor Veh•c l e L ~e ense Tax Fund 168 79 In mcmorr. Can] of Thanks ard Gasoline T ax Fund 2.68 3 75 OI.JI!U:J ry 6 t:cnts per word . $:1 00 Road and br•dge nununum C<t.sh t11 at.lvtmn~ Fund 1.410 36 Cemeferv Fund 977 67 Molnlc IIlii IIt sa lc!i and Vard .s.i:llt!!i Federal Revenue Shllnng 111 c ,«:L't'JJWtl onl y With cush Wtlh Fund 1,63l 62 ou.lcr 25 tent th ai gc fur nds I.:Hrry· Tolals 15 ,57d 82 Ult-l Hux Nmn[)el 111 Car e of I he Sen· Total R ectHpts I mel General Fund 17 ,23 9 28 Motor Veh•cle L1 cense Tl1e Publisher rcscrvtos the n ght Tax Fund 5 . 3~7 62 to l'lhl ~11 ri!Jt tl illl'f utls deemed oi>Gasol •ne Ta>e Fund 14 ,681 27 Jtd liHlal Th•· PuUhshc1 will not~ Roi!ld and Br 1dge r"CsJ)OIISiblc for mo1c tlmn one tncvr Fund 3,56d 04 1 Cll lll iierhlm Cemetery Fund 140 00 PhoncW2-2156 Federal Revenue Sharmg Fund 17 ,70S 00 Anti R ecess1on 2. 960 00 Tofals 61.65711 Total Rece•pts & Balances General Fu nd 25 ,937 91 Motor Veh •cle L •cense Tax Fund 5,536 41 Gas ol in Milx Fund 17.36S 02 Road and Bndge Fund 4,97.4 dO Cemeter·y Fund I, 117 67 Federal !Revenu e Shar1ng Fund 19 , 3~0 62 MundaY Ant1 Re cess1o n 2,960 00 Nuon un &l l urd.a y To ta l s 77 ,231 03 Expend•lures Tu ~st.lll) General Fu nd 10.6d0 79 lhru FndaY Motor Veh1cle L1cen !>e 4P M TIIX Fund •U72 17 lht• ~hi )' bt•fure publu:oUon Gasoline T a,_, Fund 13, 631 78 · Rolld and Brrdge SU/Ida} Fund A,3JS. 04. 4P M 71 97 Cemete ry Fund ~ mlay artunoon F ederal Revenue Shar.nq Fund 16,79101 Ant • Recess•on l.J78 91 Totals 51 ,966 63 NOTJCE WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES s Help Wanted Balance Dec 31 , 1m General Fund 15,197 Molor Veh•c l e L 1cense Tax Fund 1,064 Ga!.o llne Tolx Fund 3.733 Road and Br•dg e Fund 619 Cemetery Fund 401 F ederal Reve n ue Stlanng Fund 2,5d8 Anti Re c ess ion 1,581 Tote Is 75 ,2 65 Cuh Billa nee, Receiph And Expend i tures By Fund Gene r al F unCI Balance , J an 1, 1971 8,698 11 14 24 3~ 75 60 09 40 63 Rtet lph General Prop ert y Tax Real Estale and Trailer ( Gross 6,3 13. 25 Tangible Personl!ll l Properly Ta x (G ross i 1,A08 85 Estate Tax (Gr oss ) 18d 5 ~ Local Govern m en1 and State Income Tax J, 8AO 55 L•quor Permit Fees 5,3 ]4 7 1 Clg~~retfe L1 cense Fees and F1 nes (Gross ) 15 7 3~ Total Rece i pts 17 ,139 28 Tofa l Beg1nn1 nQ Ba l ance Plu s Re ce 1p1s 75 ,937 91 O P ~NIN GS on 3 to II ond II to 7 ~ hd1 l or RN ~ and LPN s w1 1h phr.umoco logy Con ta cr Nanc y Von Meier RN P1neCJe'>l Ca re CeniC'r 55 J o c ~ ">on Pr~e Gallrpol1!> Co ll 44 6 71 12 OLAN MILLS needs port a;;-d full I1111C' hel11 Full t1rne mu st be lree to travel w1lh 5 n 1 gh 1 ~ away from horne App ly to Vu q11110 Freem o n O'o'Cr Sh orn WAN!to ClERK ! 01 Ha rdware ~tore Apply by W11!1ng 8011 719 F t o The Do1 l y Sen!i nel f'o me1oy OH A576Q ARI: YOU oggr e~s1ve Need 2 lo dt es ro dmcon~ t r ote f ace l• lt ~ N O eJCpcne nce neceHory Quoli i iCOI IQns ne ot op pOO!Q!I(Q w1 1h r11 ce per~o nol1ty Coli Sul• o r Cf97 70b6 f o 1 op po mlrnent HOME Toy Po11 1es now 111 CUI 131d ,.ear · ~ EHpondrn g ond ho., o pPnliHJ'> for Manage1!1 and Df!al er!l Pan.,. Pio n e,.IC pC11(' 11(C hel p f ul Our guo1en tced toys and gdt s sell th emo;clvcs N<.. cosh rnves t No '.ocr.,.,, f" horge 10 rtH.'fll < u ~ t o mer ~ N o cotlectmg dO l iV(I/1 119 C0 1 ph one ne!f'la!I01V Co li coll ecl Cor al Do.,. 518 489 9395 Exptndltures 108 3l - F ire Pr ot echon 1 040 00 Grand To tal E,.pend rlu re s General F und 10,6A0 79 Bal .. Dec 31, 1977 15,197 11 Tota l E•p P lus B a l , Dec . 31 , 1?77 25 ,937 91 Motor Veh1cle license ' M!RRI MAC HA 5 OP EN INGS FOR Tu Fund Pwly Pion Su perv1!>0rs and 168 79 Balan c e , J an 1 19 77 dcm on~ t1ot o r'> 1n your area R ecelpts H1glrcs1 co mm 1 ~ s r on no Motor Veh ic le Llc ense dc l 1ver1ng or co llc c l 1n g TaM 5,36762 Tota l Rece•pts 367 ~1 Dcm o n ~ l rO i e l o p quoldy 1oys Tota l Beg inning Balan ce ond gd• ~ Ca ll co ll oCI ro Ann Plus Re ce 1pt s 5,536 41 Box l er 3 19 550· 8881 or Will a E xpenditu ret. M~ R R I MAC 801 Jack son Total Expendl lures Ouhuqu l• l o wo 5200 I - M isc tllaneous 3,216 38 Grand To1al E KP 1, 2SS .'t.. - Ma i ntenan ce Motor V eh• cle L1cense Tax Fu nd 4, 477 17 Ba l , De c . 31 , 19 17 1, 06A 24 PROBATE COURT OF To tal Exp Plus Ba l , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO Dec . 31 , 19 77 S. S36 .A1 ESTATE OF Lu c• nda Ca r Gasohnt Tax Fund m a n , DE CE ASED Ba 1 , Jan 1, 1977 1, 683 75 Case No 22353 Receipts PUBLICATION v UO I1 ne Tax )4 ,200 00 OF NOTICE Othe'r 48 1 17 TO ALL PER SONS IN Total Recerpts 14 ,68 1 11 TERE ST ED IN THE Total Beg inning Balance ESTATE OF Lu ci n da Car 17,365 02 P l us Rece i pts man . DECEASED , LATE OF JII<J EMptndlturu w es t Mam Sl reel , Pome roy , To tal Expend i ture s Ohio .45769 , Me igs COU NTY 81805 91 - M i scellaneous PR OBATE CO URT , CASE - Mamtenan ce 4.825 86 NO ?1353 An ap p\ lc at •on_;a s Grand Total EKp . bee n t iled as J!I..ng to re l1 eve Gasoline Tax Fund th ~ estate from ad 13 ,631 78 m ln rstra fl on , saving tha t the Ba l , Dec 31 , 1977 3.733 14 assets do nof exc eed SI!I ,VVU To ta l Exp P IUS Bat , and the crecmors wil l not be oec . 31 , 19 77 17.36102 pre l ud ic ed t h ereb'l' A Road and Br1d9e Fund hear ino on the a p pllcaf•on Bal , Jan 1, 1977 1, A10 36 w •ll be held April 25. 1978 at Recelph 10 o'c lock AM Persons Gene,-al Properfy Tax know.ng any re~son why the Real Estolte and a p pl lc i'llion should not be Tra il er (Gross ) 1,913 81 grantea should appear and Tangib l e P er sonal Property mform t he Court The Court Tax (Gross ) 650 23 •S lo cated at Pomeroy , Ohm Total Receipts 3,564 04 Total Beo lnn ing Balance Mannmg 0 Webster Plus Rece ipts A,9H 40 Probate Judge -Clerk Expenditures 11 , 18 , 3t c 14 ! ' · Total E)l(pendllures :.:.. M lsce llaneOu$ 3,078. 53 - Ma intenan ce 1,2 56. 5 1 Grend Total E)l(p Road and Br idge TAKES TRIP Fund 4,3 3.5. 0.4 Ba1 , Dec 31 , 1977 639 36 Glenn Bowers of Gallipolis Total E•P Pl us has recently returned from a Bal , Dec 31 , 1977 A, 974 40 Cemetery Fund trip to Mexico City with nine Bal , Jan . 1, 1977 977 67 of his classmates from the Rece1pts Sewanee Academy, a division Sa l e of LOU UO 00 Tota l Re ce 1pts 140.00 of the University of the South. Totate.eo i nn ino Bala nce He experienced the Mexican PluS'Ytece l pts 1, 117 ~7 Expenditures culture by having the op- s oo Salar ies 380 00 Employer's Re l lrement contr•buflon AS 22 Repa irs 125 .44 Ofher Expenses 65 16 Total Exp 715 .97 Bat. . Dec . 31, 1917 A01 7.5 Total Exp Plus Blll. , Dec 31 , 1977 1, 117 67 Fedenl Revenue Sharing Fund Balance , Jan 1, 1977 1, 635 .62 R,tcelptl Grants - Federal 17 ,705 .00 Total Rece ipts 17 ,705 .00 Total Beginning Ba l ance Plus Rece i pts 19 ,3.f0 .62 E ~tptndltures 3,162 .02 Equipment 31000.00 Contracts - Repa ir 1,535 N Contracts- Services 2,760 .00 Advertising and Print ing 46.84 PubliC frrployee5 Aetlremenl System S8~ . 31 Total E•P Bel • Doc . 31. 1977 16,792 02 2.548 .60 Total Ex~ . Plus Bel , Ottc . 31, 1977 19 1340.62 Anti -Receulon Aulstenct Rtulph Otnor Total Recelpts 2,960.00 2,960.00 Sllarln Tot1l E•p 1,378.91 1.378,91 e: •ptndlturts Balance, Oec . 31. 1917 1,581 .09 Total Exp Plus Bel , oec . 31 , 1911 1,960.00 Township Debt- N otn Purpose For Which Nole Dwbt ~u Created Nutic.,• t'ur Sale CUARANn 5ALE beg1n '> Man ~ eb 13 at SewN Sew Ou l lc l Molll Sl re e! Ro crne All polyes ter doub le kn11 s reduced d0°. an d 50°o Thread b1g \ pool S iorSI 0 ~ CO N OMY RA CIN E G UN Club $pec1ol Mee tmg o n wdd l1f e lhur !ldoy n1gh1 Aprri1J at 7 30 prn FARM EQUIPMENT Cons •gmnent Sole o! A then!> l1 vestock Soles Apr1l 20th m the even mg 1o consr gn you r equ1pment con •act t es te1 Shoema k er 742 :25q3 01 Rodne y H owe r y 01.4 698 7331 REDUCE SA FI: & fa s1 w11h C.o Bese T a b le • ~ 8 1: Vop wo 1e1 p1il s Nel ~o 11 Drug COAL LIME S10NE . sond grovel <O I(Iurn r hlo 11de l u lt!I IIel dog food and all typteos o l soli h · ce ls1 ar Sa lt Work s Inc ~ Mo1n St Pornr 1oy f/92 :HNI Lost and t 'ound 1974 DAISUN PICKUP portunity of living close to Mexican families and par· tlcipatlng in the use of the language . Glenn Is the son of Mrs. Anne W. Bowers and Dr. Glenn W. Bowers, Jr .• Gallipolis. o Canada was the first nation on earth, having been a col· ony of the Old World, to ach1eve responstble govern· ment without Violent revolu· tion. S2100 997 7453 LO ST SMALL female dog Pori Pelwrgnese bloc k long ho11 ed w1th I on • mark1ngs o n l ee! ( hdd s pel An swers to tho nom e Coo k1 e l os • be! ween 143 and Bu nk er H1ll Cf92.7302 or HA Y FOR ~ a le All olio cl over orrd f 11nothy Ah a crop gr ound l o r ren t or shares Pho ne 7d2 2560 NIU PIGS l01 so le q,q 992 5200 2857 Alte 1 5 coli AVON REPRESEN TATI VES NE VER lOOKW SO GOOD You w1ll too ~e llu; g w or ld famou s pt o du cts Fl e ~1 b l e ho ur s H1 gh no 1 nm gs Coll7 42 235 4 Wanted to Uuy TIMBER Pome roy duct s To p pr1 ce !ioOW tl mbe1 Call Ken t Hanby 1-446 t'or tiale IHAC10R w 1th allot I O'JI: WI:I GHl ~ AFH Y1 lok o NEW tach.nen l s L1k e new os lunq H ) lrr n d1 e 1 plo, ond Aquavop $2250 Ph one (014 ) M ~ 37YO wot C'J p• l l ~ V!llngP l'hu1 moe y U I N 'J!Id AvL' M 1d U & S MOBil ~ H O M ~S PI Pt r> o dk•p011 ~ ani , W Vo bes1dc Hc-< k !> I 973 Br oo dmo 1e 1A w 64 '1 IQ7o HO NDA Mfl /)U eJ<fell ont bed1 00111 !Ond1 t1 o n S I~O 19J8 Hod0 'f' l9 73 Do non I d 11 bO 7 b edroom Oov •d '>o " lu\ rQm ll <-'d ~·>' 1972 V1cto non 14 x 6.f 3 bedr oom r cllt• nl rmnh11 011 ho\ '> UI C1dl 2 bolh du l{ h and -.1111! nml otlrPr 01 19 72Covell ffY 12~e653 bed l oo m cc;'>o11e., SJOOO 61 4 6Cf8 3290 1969 Sta tes man I '1 Jr 60 2 bedroo m GU N SHOOT Rutland Leg1o n Farrn eve1y Su nday at 12 00 noo n Spon sored by VFW Fores 1 Pro l or !lt ond •ng 9Cf2 5965 0 1 8570 Jq76 CHEVROLET 1 • ton p 1 c ~i.Jp E11ce ll en t co nd •tr on SJ500 Reudsv •ll e , 6 14 378 63 11 COINS CURR ENCY token s o ld poclo. e1 walc h e~ and d"lo 1ns s•lve1 and gold We need \ 96d a nd o ld er si lver co 1ns Buy , se ll o • h ade Co li Roge r Wa rnslc~ 741 :2331 FARM EOUIPMENl John Dee1e 290 Corn planler , good con d1 t 1on S210 Alli s Cholm c •s small ro und bale r Pu1 c ha ~e d new 1qn e11 celle n1 cond111on S 1800 Mm sey Fe1 gu ~o n hay cond rt1one r good cond d• on $400 Reedsv1 1le 61 4 378 631 1 OLD FURNITURE rce bo11es brms beds 1ron beds e tc . comp le te household s Wn te M D M 1l ler R1 4 Pomeroy Oh• o or co li 9rn 7760 HA Y FOR ~ ol e Call 9Cf7 7306 1975 IC:A WA SAK I 400 wtlh eodl0 5 5500 mile ~ 992 .7040 NO II~M 100 Lorge o r too small W1il buy 1 p1ece or co mple re hou se ho ld New u sed or an i• que s Martrn s Furnr lur e 20 N /nd St M1ddl epo r I Phone qn TT · Check our low, low prices on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTASH, FERT-0-PELS & BlEND Pomeroy landmark 19. _Jack W Carsey, Mgr \Q o37o CHIP WOOD Po le s max dlorneler 10 on lo rg est end sa pm !on Bun dled slob $6 per lon Oelrve re d to Oh 10 Polle t Co Rt 2 Pomero y 9n-2689 1970 YAMAHA ENDUR O 150 C( S57S Coil 992 3866 l-OX GO KA RT w11h new 3 H P Br1 gg s. and Str on on 1notor new cham new cl u 1ch Runs good '1 47 2868 SCA SHS for 1unk ems F1 y ~ s lr u( k and Auto Porh Wrecker Servrce l1re sOle end Repo1r Rutland 742 2081 or Pennzo.t l d'l Gl575 WALLTEX VINvt co o led ond pre pas1ed wall covenngs Choos e fro m 64 poner n boo k ~ QUick. ser vrce Phone 997 3748 o r PIGS WANTED Ever e ll Holcomb Cf97 5070 Km g Burl d er 'io Su'ppl y A lbony Oh1 o I 698 5025 or , Co M1ddlepor t 0 Plen t1' of qq7 7737 tr ee porkm g IF YOU hove o se r ... ICC to off er won I 10 buy o r sell so rne1h1ng oe loolo.mg l or wo rk or who l e... er you II gel r~su l l s lm.ler w•lh o Sentmel Wa nt Ad ~ ol e Col i FAR MAll 8 I roc lor lor sal e Ca ll q49 :no3 1970 KAWASAK I 100 mrn1 d~rt b•ke L1 ke rlew Re(e nlly 1u1,ed Pr 1ce 5400 Pho ne 997 5768 Coll9q2.115o FIVE FAMIL Y Yo1d Sole VK tor Bo hr r e~ 1 dence oppro • 3 m1l e~ nor th of Che!>ter Wed Th urs 13 &14 and Fr~ ..Apr rl 12 Sorn e th 1ng l or all 9 00 Ia 4 30 19 !3 HAHLEY DAVID SON 350c c motorc ycle Good con d1110n SbOO ~14 378 611 0 1971 CHE VY 1• I on 4 wheel Or ...,e YARD SAL£ 879 Sou l h Jrd A venue M 1ddlep or 1 lllh 17th and 13th w• th long w1de bed 350 4 ~ peed whi te spoke wheels !. lep bumper G ood con d 1!1on q9535 10 l'•l• tor Sale 1Cf75 8Ul TACO bOO mile~ new $650 Cf92 7089 HOOF HO ll OW Hor ses Bu y ~ell 11 0de or tro111 New ond used soddles Rulh R eeve~ Albony RI SING ST AR Kennel Boordm g Ind oor and ou t doo ~ ru ns Gr oom •ng a ll breeds Clean S0 fl1 10r y foed!11eS Cfteshne Phone (614 ) 367 0297 f.OH S AL~ ~ur lace Mu1c boo I ~ 12 ) Sl 9q 5J , , S219~ Bodey s M1 ddlcpor 1 992 2174 Phone 99.2-7119 hmeroy 2·24-tfc THE PHOTO PLACE WILKINSON 1119 H1gh Sl Small Engine Sales & Service 498 Locust Street M•dellcport, 0 Phone 99J .J092 Wedd1ngs Po1traits Passports ~ho p l o 1 l our op erolor-. 5TJOO rl so ld lhts week f'honc 9Q') 7008 !\lubilc Homrs for Salr 1 9~9 12 ~ 60 one bcd roorn 101\Qe wOOd coal co1pe1 $1000 985 418 1 12 Go~ hL•OI Sale Pnced Now Thru Ap r •l 70fh HURRY ' L1m1t ed Sul)p 1y 3 16 1 mo Muffler Shocks Battery . Installation Service WETHERAll CONCRETE SEEDLINGS Anto:sal... CADI LL AC ElDORADO Phone 9q2 l Ab2 197tt GRAN TO RIN O Au p s au la , good regular and snow t1res E• ce llenl shope Call Mason 30A . 773 5361 ofler b pm APPLIANCE SERVICE UNION OPERATED 3 30,1 mo Pomeroy, 0. Roofing Remodeling Room Additions Garages & EXTERIOR PAINTS AT AI Tromm Construction · :KI~G BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Phone w111 serv1ce Hotpo1nt and Pomeroy landmark " se l t -co nto1ned . rt Young's Carpeting WILl C A R ~ lor the elderly 111 ou r horne Phone 992 731 4 dt illm g W!il toJTr 1 Gr orr t 7A '12879 992·2206 or 992-7630 '1ht 0rlll111tors Not Tht lmtlltors 94q·21M7 - TRAIL ST A~ XL Storcroft l1ke new co nd1t.on Sleeps s111 W1i l co me w1 th cor1opy Gas bo ttl e and spore tH e. Fo ld do wn top has crank up s ., ~ t em easy to se l up 10 11 16 tent w1th fl oor , 2 ye or ~ o ld Cal l 742 -2030 after 6 . N ~W 3 b ed1 oom huu~e NlCI:: COU NTRY l o1m lond w1th ~eclud ed wood s wo1e1 and good ac c e s~ u l M onroe Coun 1y W Vo Sl 000 d own call (304 1 777 3101 or [ 3 0 -<~ ) 772 J217 SMAll HOUSE l o1 sole Ill Mtd dh.J po11 George Hol lr>r Mm 01Sv1lle 0 1 call949 7655 '219.95 Ltt us test your w1ttr Frte qn >bOB doy 1972 TERRY CAMPER 20' 6 Au co nd~t 1on mg , owning Root moun l onlttflnO Go~ and e lec · hi( re f n ger ol~ r lub wll h sho wer h celle nf cond 11 10n Phone 74'11906. AP PROX / 0 o r 1c~ 011 Flal....,.oocb Ref 76 l f'Ci r 1C o nd wo l e1 Ova1!0 bl r> ~('£> h~C'( Hill f' omer o v Phone 991 388) )l:V l:N ROOM S a11d bo1h on 7 oue\ Old HI 33 Shown by op p0111Imq_n l only Qq2 751 3 w1tor with CHp Wiler Model UC-SVt, Now Only Pomeroy laoldmark W. Llrsey, Phone ftl-Zlll SIOO.OO 1HREE 'bcd1 oo m homl' l( u~h c H ill~ Syracuse Bo.,e mer11 l m r ~hed w1 th w o•k ,hop Spf.'(IOI WH1119 9Q7 7157 BU ~I Nf 'l~ 1977 Redefmed 1977 Our lng 4. 111.34 Year 4, 151 .34 .543< . COUNTRY MOBILE Homtt Pork . 8 H.P lud lhe la wn mo wer eloc Ro ute 33 , nor!, of Pomeroy . I ric ~•o l'l . 985 3534 Purchue Chev Truck ~orge lois Coli ~~'2- 7_•7_9 __ _ Outatandlng Jen . 1, "FOR r ent ~ Re n tal s ONE FE RGUSON li On! l oodliH 1977 •. 151 .33 APl Fe r gu ~on 1A m . plo ws 1 1otory Balance Outstanding ou•n.tonce rates f or Se n1or hoe 1 backHoop Phone Dte . ll, 1977 • . 151 .33 C1l1rens Contact Vi\ loge Manor qq1 612 9 R:&ttof lnf 6pct Apts_. ~·ddl epo_rt 991-7787 , Date of Final Mat 4-29,71 ¥Af' LE -l i ~ IN G room fu rniture f'urChase Ehv . Truck CROP GROUND l or rent or End •abies ~fonds Alter 5, ~eo Out1tanct lng Jan . 1, shores . H2-2566 1977 l, 151.33 o t bbOH1gh St , M lddlttpor t Balance Outstanding PNO BEDROOM lroller Adult :s 1970 FOND I ton Ho t bed rru ct.. Dec. 21 , 1977 4,151.33 • only . 992·332<. wll hs1de p rcctts G ood 1.hope Rateot tnt . 6pct 1 Coli 992 ./Wil do y or 742·2030 Dateol Final Mat 4.29 .79 ! HREE ROOM lurn ls hed opl alTer 6. q92-3129"' 992·543< l4l II , ltc on hea tmg cost Experience and fully insured Free Est . Call : 992·3815 4-9 I mo. od . LI NCOlN Hill J bcd1 oom h o u ~e c01 pf'l eiN I11C h(' ot good gordr-n lor Wol~r n g d ~~ • ance h om ro w n Call olte1 4 00 QQIIb/2 1-'0MI: ROY FtV t rnmu t c~ to rown arH:I ~c h oo l~ A lum1num ~1d1ng $10 1m w1nd o w~ and door~ New ., liChen a w o man ~ del1gh1 7 0 1 3 bl'd100111' Bo,Pmpnl Carpel lhro ughout By oppomt men! o n l y Roge1 Abboll 9''12 61 ! -I Of 99/ /371 CALL VA FHA JO y1 f1noncmg ol \o re l monc mq lrel.ond M or tgage 77 E S1o1e A•h en'> phone 01.ci ) Eventngs Call446·37t6 or 446.7811 AT 446-3643 IN GALLIPOLIS BY OWNI::R 5 aocs w11h 9 roorr1 house. FR EE CA S 7 co1 garage ~u mmer k11 chen and bordurNI by 1 c re ~ks Co li 985 JR17 Anyday , anyt1me. Phon• 981·3806 Jack's Septic lank SeMce Chester, Ohi 10·30-c = l:lu•ine•• Senice• llWOOD BOWERS REPAIR JB15 REMODELING Plumb1n.9 hea1mg and all types of genlrol repo11 Wo1 k guo •on l eed 20 year s eM · pe~~tmce Phone 9Q'I. 2A09 SEW ING MA C H I N~ Reporr!l se 1 111ce all make~ 9<12 2284 lhe Fabr1 c Sho p Po me ro y A• ,thomed S1n ger " o les and Serv1ce We sharpen .... ~ r s s ors EXC AVA TIN G dOJ er loader ond backh oe work dump !ru ck s and lo bo ys l o r h1re w1fl haul lrll d 1rl to so d, l1mes tone ond grovel Call Bob or Rog er Jef l cr~ day phone qq2 7089 n1gh1 phone 991 3575 or 992 5232 EXC AVA I ING dozer backh oe and d11cher Ch orle ~ R Hot held Bock Hoe Se n11c e RlJ !Iond Ohm Phone~ 7 42 - 7008 ;qa 7331 Features a basement wl1h SA THROOM S AN D K 1tchens remodeled ccrom1 C tde plurn burg carpen try ond general morn"l cna ncc 13 yeors ew· pe r1ence 997 3685 finished fam ily room and laundry room , eat .Jn kitchen. l1v mg room & bath . Large lot with fenced yard Call PULliNS EXCAVATING Comp lete Serv1ce Phone 992 7A78 ll NCOLN HTS. - A very nice I'" story 4 bedroom home tn good cond1t1on now, p rice d to se l l at SJ7 ,000. WIN 1ER GE T 10 your house? l et us mak e necessary repo 1rs AI lrornm Constru< l ion 742 2328 f URlf V S WRE CKER Serv1c e . Ronne Oh1 o Day or n ~ghl , fHREE BEDROOM both all corpct pan eled. Owne1 w1ll help f1 n01\C 1Jo lnqu1re at 4()q SolJ ih F1h h A venu e M1d dleporl q,9 1657 Pl ANO TUNIN G lone Doniel!o Al so ond o d1us~m ents 992 2581 , 1! no answe r cal l IHREE 8E DROOM horne hard wood ll oo1'i the rma l -pon e wm dews , cQrpol t all eleci11C 5 yea r'> o ld Sy1ocuse 991. 2063 AND bus1 ne ss bu• !du1 g Ill l(oedsy rlle 985 3519 and HOWER Y AN D MARTIN se p1 1c sys tems covo 11ng dou•r backhoe dump truck lrrncsrorw g rovel b lacktop pov1ng Rl 14 3 Phone 1 {6 14) JUS1 COMPLEHD new house u' M1dd l('p or! , Fo r mo1e ud ornm tiQI\ coil 99 7 2238 o l 9Q'} 5304 H OUS~ Res1dent1al commercial . Call for estimate, 24 hour service. WILL do roo hng co nsl ruc 110n p!umbmg and heolmg No 1ob roo Ior ge o • 1oo smoll Phone 741 /348 sq1 305 1 1' 1 acre lOt Iorge 901 age wor k oreo a lso cel lo1 bu•ld 1ng w1 th ul!lr1'1' room , cement porch Se t up lor moblle horne l orotcd In Langsv ille A skrng $5600 . l'ho11e 747 2%5 CLEANING Sweepe1 !> 1o os1e1s HOI I\. all small opp l!onces lawn mower n e ~• 1o S1a1e H1ghwoy Goroge on Rou lc 7 Pho11e (61 4) 995 · THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY· BY OW NfR 3 bedrooms w tlh l orc cd 0 1r ga s heal ond au corrd1 r10r11nQ 1 ocre level lo1 111 S 1B 000 Ph o tre Rut land 742. 3 1b3 SEPTIC TANK IWO )lO RY 3 bed• oo 1n home h ou~ ;· I A f u1n oce ~ • o1m v.. m d o w ~ j <IPpiO<I.' l11 M•ddlep011 f'h onl' '-I Q) J4!i7 01 Q(r} 58t>7 Comrner c•ol propc~ty a ppro~ 17 acres level land loca ted 01 !uppers PlolflS on Oh10 Rou te 7 Phone 1014) 607 1:130 .:~ f'NO STO RY frome house 6 1oom'> and bolh cellar our LAWN lAACTOR Wheel Hone budd1ng s 4 acre'> land at edge ] I I h p. 992 ·2892 o l Ru tland Complete tro 1ICr hoo k u p al so 1 bonk s opp r0 1~ ONE TABLE A ( hOII S $ 10 I ed p1 op er1., at SIS 500 Ph one d1shwosher S25 992· 705"9 o lt e• 992 7094 A9 FORO SC HOO l bus compe1 SAOO Sotell11 e Pol1ca Sconnt!l $50 Phone qq2· 3798 Cellulosic (wood fiber) Thermal Insulation Sa•e JO pet to 50 per. BRADFORD Au ctl oneef Com ole ic Sci ... ICD Ph one 949 1487 or 94Cf 70CX) Roc111e Oh •o ( 1111 B10df or d 5 f'urcha1e Ch~v Truck Outsland lng Jan . 1, JIM KEESEE ~UILDIN C wot h l1v 1ng qu0/1('1 '> 30 I( 80 Loco l ed 011 Mo1rr ~•ree l Rullond Fo 1 '> Ol e or !rorle See or <oil I 0 S!C'wa<l 74') :2 -<~ 71 ' 3 AND • RM furn iihed and un· f uuliihttd opts Phone 99'1.· J&L Blown Insulation 4-9- 1 mo Heal Estate for SaJ,. R.eall!:state (or Sale H0 Ml:511ES for ~ o l e I acre and up M 1dd lcpor1 near Ru llond Coli 992 748 I softonor, 74 Years Service 742-3010 1975 FORD RA N G~R lOr' p•dwp hea vy duly A C low rn• leoge car pet rod•o new 111 es q4q 2J87 Pom~•r~o~y~t:~~ 4.4.1 mo . large Cars Sl25 .00 Trucks S175 00 Body work & repatr Sl .OO per mch usmg only the best Dupont material5. At 2 bo th!'! al l e lec 1 ocre Mrddlepor t rime to Rullond flh onc q92 7481 Rt . 1 Mrddleport, Ohio Small Cars Reall!:state (or Sale Let Pomeroy , Oh•o AUTO PAINTING SPRING SPECIAL Carpet i'Uphotslery Phone Mike Yoong WAlU~ W~L l BOB'S Complete Paant Jobs ROlle 3 PomeiOJ, 0 1Qbq lNlERNAIIONAl ME TRO Von Sl500 014 698 J190 soften & condition your 120 E. Main St. 2 10 lfc FOUR ROOMS bot h 140 It 10od l 1on1age on 5R 1/J ~ ~~c k !0 10 0111~ J bo l h~ i t~ll hO \C' II1('1\I ,1 . a(fconRt '7 61 00111~ I l omlly re r11ed S3SO 1no n 1h 1 Q{IC R• 7 John Sheel\ ~ o w 64 M 1ddle pon ---· - ElliOTT APPLIANCE II Free E5timates Work Guaranteed Superior Steam Exliatt1on 9. _Jack W. Carsey , Mgr. lllil. Phone 992 -2181 1974 CHE VROLET 4 wheel d11ve prdwp S3500 1Q74 Pon t1oc GTO A C P S P B E.~~cel l cnt co nd.t1 on 992 2987 ~~~~t For Sales & Service Phone 992-7113 other bra~ds Coli . $ALES AND SERVICE 11 ·9 tfc 742 -231B 992 ·3748 or 992-lOlO FREE PARKING 3-31 I mo We have enlarged our service department and Portland 1977 FORD GRANADA . '1 dr 0 <yl gos saver AM ·FM rod1o , CB 8 1rock h cellenl conditr on $3b00 qq2 3960 Only STEW ART S GU N SHO P Gu n~ for sa le or lrode 7Cf Rem1ng 1on'> QOOO rn1le s 31 Hmn1ngr ons Mo del 17 Wm 1976 OLDS CUTLASS Bro ugham c he s h~r ~ ami m ony more See A C P S P B . AM FM stereo a• coll7 41· 'l 411 rear w 1ndow defogger pow er seo h Coli otter 5 00 prn 1971 FORD F 100 p •ckup 11uclo: Wrec ked but ~!d l dnvcoble To q92-6130 toke over pa yments totolhng lq68 DODGE POLARA Se ll lor !«1 71 841 2933 po rt s SSO W2 ·5181 Alli S CHALMERS I Q57 M odel 1q73 CHEVY NOVA IS Ewcellen l '(A trortor w1th pl ows Good cond•tr on , one owner N1 ce shape ready to go S950 Coli dean cor Phone 614 ·367 7158 b l< 6qb · l201. 675-1182 BEST QUALITY INTERIOR ·- --- FO UR ROW 1'0 111 1 AC corn p lanter 9.4 9 2033 Tolboll G ro wer!> 843 45\ 5 Henderson . Hartford 082·2171 ·3·15·tf C " .:1 Pomeroy 992-6282 or 992-6263 8 A.M. to 4:30P.M. "Get A Load Of This" Brakes Tires i;eniecs Offered PWMBING & HEATING INC. AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER MOORE'S II 70 MOBIL~ H OM ~ J bed1 oom I l ull bolh ., lully cor pe!ed on I · . ooP'> ol land "1 41 711 d CARTER 300 Main St. For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At Ph . 992.)848 . Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmis%ion Repair Phone 992-5682 3·12-1 mo Pomeroy , Ohio .& 1 161mo Auction off Rt. 7 by.pus on 51 . Rt 143, toward Rutl1nd, 0 ~. miles BOLEN MULCHERS BOO Hoothch 6 I! b1 u~h hog J pi hd ch ~~ r ellenr con d il 10r1 S400 949 2428 ROGER HYSEll GARAGE LAWN BOY MOWERS Anniversanes Speml Occas1ons (i.UEN SEY DAIR Y co ws and hed ers l or ~ ole Phon e 992 77~5 VEG EIABLE 1AURU S CAMPER 20 II p~ Route 2 Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 Estimates by Appomtment ~OUII-'M~N 1 I OR r orn plel e> bt:>au!y BOXE R PUPP IES B11ndel co lo r 0 CHR YSlER AIR Te mp A C $100 wec lo. ~ o ld $50 q 49 2dq 3 ol 1er G ood con d1110n 992 7755 6 tandem SMITH NELSON MOTOfiS,.INC. "' $100 992 2726 iqlb General Contracting 1954 CHE VROL ET 54 po ~sengc r bu~ $400 Ph on e 74'l 74b0 AKC BOXER pupp1es Ho ve shors been wormed 11 week s old 1q71 DAVID BRICKLES C.re. L1lo: e CHARliE S l! VE So rt Mmnows , n•ght u owler ~ 1ed wo~ ms gard en worm!> F•shmg l1cellse ' . m1 le obo ... e Sy1 ocu ~c Pork R• 1614 )698 ·3290 Kttchen Cabineb, Roofing, Concrete Patios , Sidewalks , ' - New Construction \& Remodeling Pomero, BA SS BOA l 16 tool Mon ar ch Mol ar 011d ll adt> r Cood (onrll 11 011 l' n(ed fo1 l o~ t <,Oil' 9?'} 3 231 o lle r 5 197 4 'fAMAHA DT 150 E~ ce l! en t co nd 111011 Ca ll 992 6349 GOOD MI XED hoy l or Cf 49 -2763 Business Services Phone992-2181 BRU SH HOG 7 foo t J D pull type 111 ple un1 ve r sol dn vc ~ h o h ~ l 1 p 1AU CIIO N SAll lu e'>do y I Pl 'l Lob o l new and u~ e d rner chon clu tch pun0u1e p1oo! life ~ d1~e o ! Oh1 0 R1yt>r Aur t o•1 Ve ry good (o nd 1!10n Shade Mc1g'> Plozo M 1ddl epo r1 Oh •o 696 1'23 d f~I~NOLY Tota l Expend i tu res - Adm tn1 strat 1ve 9,392 4d - To wn Hall. Memor •al Bu i ldings and Grounds Selar l es - Emplovees .5,305 . .54 HOW Ct~ sh I tiJ:I ~ Summ•rv of Cash Supplies '!ONDER GOES MELISSY TAKIN'HER LEETLE TWINS FER A RIDE-- 15 Wm ds 0 r Under fo11cw1ng d 1 1 t C h u n wante terns n o as Ad T w ant s urn W/ wANT.AD cHARGEs qn 2002 ' ANN DA iL EY S Uphols t ery . Por11ond Oh10 843-2542 , 68 ACRE FARM - Price red uced to $46 ,900 . Attra c t ive remodeled 2 sto ry farm home This n ice home feature~ a la rge living room , dining, eat In kitc hen , 5 be drOQms ,, & T'h baths, 15 a c res ot tillab le land wtth balance 10 · pas ture and woodland . Otder barn & garage, Y llu must see th is one, it's well worlh the pr tce Located off Rt 325 10 MC19S County FREE PUPPIES, 992 7843. • 6 weeks old. ' "' ' �r ( ' . e Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohi11 Wedne sda~ . April 12, 197M Troubled school systems dotted Ohw today, as Toledo publi c school employees pushed their stnke mto a second day and a stale appeals court upheld the Jallmg of 37 strikmg teaehers m suburban BrunsWick, near Cleveland. AI the same lime, Cleveland Public School tea chers. who suffered through one pay less pay day and are lacmg another, were to ask the Ohw Supreme Court today to close the city's schools because the system 1s broke . Cleveland voters soundly 1eJected a last-ditch school tax levy last week which would have brough t the district $30 nullion annually for f1ve years The defeat left the schoo l boa rd of th e 110,000-student dist rict without m,pney to pay liS employees unlll May . "So far the teachers as well as all the oth er school employees have been tnstructed by the1r various unions to report to work this week " said James O'Meara , exec~tlve secretary of the Cleveland FederatiOn of , Go.rD has fiour sfatewz•d 1 ' e races. June 6, Dems two COLUMBUS ( UP!l Secrelar) of Stale Ted W Brown set the offiCial ballot for the June 6 primary elecllon today and sa1d the Republicans Will have four statewide ra ces and the Democrats will have t"o "There will be races m both parties for the governor , lieutenant governor tandem electiOn and one m each of the two Oh1o Supreme Cou rt seats bemg co ntested, ·' Brown said Brown added that Republi· cans Will have races for the offiCes of allorney general and treasurer and neither party Will have contests for the offices of secretar) of state or aud1tnr Brown·al'so srud State Issue 1 would be on the ballot. II pro \Ides ball ot board JUnsdicllon over referendum and mlll atl ve balloJ language, among other thmgs . Also appeanng on th e ballot, sa1d Brown, 111ll be the off ices of appelale court JUdge. repre sentatives to Co n g r e s s , s l at e representahve, state senator, common pleas and probate dtviSion JUdges, cou nty a u d 1t o r , c o u n t y conumsswner, state central commi ttee man and state ce ntral co mmittee woman and members of the county cen tral committee . Brown sa1d Republi can guberna torial ca n d1 dat ~ Steve n Conliff and Iu s 1Ie u 1 en ant go vernor candidate runmng male Leatrtce UrbanOWICZ were disqualified for fa llmg to submll en ough valtd Signatures on thelf petitions. Conhff has filed su1t m federal court man att empt to get back on the ballot Rent o BLUElUSTREsMmpooei IO gel 111€ scrutlbtng OCIIOO yoo SHRINE TO MEET Mary Shnne 37 Order of the White Shnne of Jerusa lem will have mstallal1on of of· f1cers Fnday, April 14, at 8 p m Members are to bring vegetable or salad dish At 4 p m Fr1day prior to the cvemng meeting there will be need to loooen and lift oul a business sess10n at the ground m d1rt and grtme Ana use Pomeroy Masonic Temple ., ll ~ .· BlUE WSTREsOamJ)()o IO get yOur carpets tntgm c1eon ona plusn• RENT only U SO perdiy REV IVA L SET There will be a weekend revi val at the Carlet on Church , King sbury Road begmnmg Fnday, Apnl 14 through the 16th at 7 30 p m mghtly. Guest mimster w1ll be James Queen of Mid· dleport . There w1ll be special smgmg ea ch evemng. Gary Kmg IS the past or Th e public lS lllVlled Wheelin' and Deal in' ... There's so much going on "when you shop for an auto loan these da ys, it's hard to understand wha t you're getting in to . That ' s why we gof our loan from Citizens Nat iona l Ba nk. They explai ned their loan program simply and exactly . And offered us the easiest pa yme nt plan . WALK-UP TELLER WINDOW AND AUTO TEUER WINDOW Teachers " If we don't get a sallsfactory settlement , the vanou s umons . will be authorized to act to protect the rights of their employees." The Cleveland Public Scho ols employs 11,000 people. Strikes by teachers 111 Ash· tabula and Richmond Heights have kept school doors closed m two other northeast Ohio districts, although a tentative agreement on a new contract was reached m Ashtabula. Th e stf 1kes 10 Toledo, Br11nswick, Ri chm ond Heights and Ashtabula affected nearly 62 ,000 studenls. The Ohio 9th District Court of Appeals late Monday upheld a lower court deciSIOn to )all some of the Sinking Brunswick teachers A spokeswoma n for th e Brunsw 1ck Teachers As· socialwn said the teachers could be released, however , 1! they agreed to s1gn legal papers promising to return to work and posted a $100 bond . She sa1d the teachers would con fer with their allorneys on the s1tuahon " We're very surpnsed and very upset at . • -· ' the moment," she added The teachers were jaile_d over the weekend lor def)1ng a court order to return to work and face a $500 a day !me for every day off the JOb, begmning Monllay. " I'm here until August, 1f need be," said Earl Fessenen, one of the jailed teachers "It 's no fun being in jail , 1l's not what we want to do But I have no choice.' While the tea chers remamed m the Medma County'Jail, some 500 parents Brunswick teachers and the school board were to meet again today m an attempt to resolve the contract dispute . The strike involves 315 of the system's 342 tea chers, cutting class attendance to a tiny fraction of the district 's 8,100 students. In Toledo, ptckets were posted Monday after Ill hours of negotiations failed to produce a contract for the system's 1,200 teachers. The contract Jlad expired in August 1976, but had been Board approves new plan COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohw Board on Unreclauned Str1p Mmed Lands tenlallvely approved an am bilious ' plan Monday lo reclaim about 1,100 acres in Jefferson Co unty adjacent to three abandoned strip mmes tha t are ca using water pollutiOn m the area The board asked that Joe H1ckle, cha irman of the S Friendship Park Board, more fully develop the reclamallon plan and prepare a cost (Continued from Pill l) estimate . set by the Department of The area, near Smithfield , Housmg and Urban Develotr 1s adjacent to the Jefferson ment The mayor reported he County Airport and Farralso has cop1es of maps made grounds Water has collected of the elevatiOns The flood m nearby, abandoned strip pl ain elevat ion material mmes and IS pollutmg water deals w1lh a flood msurance supplies because of acid mine program established ln the drainage town. The striP mmed land board Cler k-Tr eas urer Gra te reported the recelpl of $349 In anli-rl'Cession funds for the quarter begmnmg April I A leiter was read from Potnt· STUART, Fla. (UP! ) view Cable TV tn regard to a Martm Co unty sheriff 's depu· new area 11 Will serve. Clerk lies arre~1ed 11 men, seized a Grate was commended for large amount of cash , abo ut h1s recent work m submitting $1.2 m1lhon worth of f1gures resulting m an m· mariJuana , an 81-fool yacht crease m £ederal revenue and f1ve vehicles m a pre· sharmg funds for the town. dawn raid on a !}room from $12,41l2 to $14 ,000 an· mans1on today nuall y Deputies sa1d they found Council discussed sharing a more than $17,000 m $100 bills street swee per w1th when they closed m on the Pomeroy, but declined to do drug smugglin g operation so as suggested by a Pomeroy shortly after m1dmght m the Chamber of Comme rce swanky Four Rivers Estates member. area at Palm City, soutbwesl Mayor Hoffman was of Stuart. The mansion, autharized to s1gn a pre- lavishly furnished , rests on a apphcauon for a HUD grant 7~o-l0 acre plot fronting on totali n g approx im ately the Okeechobee waterway. $491 ,000 Th e appli cauqn " In a~ my years in law cove r s h o using enforcement, fl ve never seen reha bihlatwn, replacement a layout hke th1s," said Ray of the water lmes in the ~age Magno, special agent 10 St. area, and eJ<tenslon of the charge of the DEA's West sewer lines m lower Mid· Palm Beach office. dleport The pre-appli cation The ra1d followed a twomust be filed by Wednesday mo nth investigation and and the mayor was authomed to submit the preappltcation w1th Pomeroy, whi ch IS also pla nn1ng projects costmg m the same · (Uinh.•ued rrom Plfe 1) neighborhood . It IS felt was cut. The animal was Pomeroy and Middleport will at $200 have a better chance of valued Monday mornmg , depuhes gettmg the grants 1f the pre- rnvesugated the breaking and applical lon cove rs both entering of the Salem Center towns Market own ed by Leste r May or Hoffma n also Thomas, Salem Center . reported Middleport IS one of According to the report , the 76 Ohio tOf 'TlS eligible for Mark et wa s ent ered another flU D progra m sometime afte r 7 p.m. prov1dmg assistance In Saturday evenmg and was helpmg with projects not di scov ered unlll he destgned to attract mdustry opened Monday morn 1ng. He was authomed to file an Entr y wa s gatned by application for se werage breakmg out a rear window . system for the pl anned A cash register was taken nursing home The grants are along with candy and several 100 percent. ca rton s of cigarettes. AI the suggest iOn of Rutland Police Chief Bruce Councilman Mullen. council Davis notified Meigs County discussed the possibility of Sheriff 's deputies that an extendmg North ThJrd Ave , auto had been reported stolen mto a one way street for one Monday evemng more block, but no actwn was According to the report, taken The st reet committee Ri cky Pridemore , .Salem wtll study the suggestion Street, Rutland, said his.J965 Council employed Wilham Olds Cutlass 2-<lr. co upe was Carswell to pomt up parked m front of the house at the exterior of vi llage hall 7 p.m. When he returned Carswell submltted a bid for around 9.30 p m. he $1 ,500 on the JOb and will not discovered the vehicle had be paid unlll the job IS been taken f1mshed . According to Pridemore, Altendmg the meeting were the vehicle did not have any Ma yor Hoffman and Coun· reverse gears. It had an c1lmen Dewey Horton, Carl expired temporary tag The Horky , W11liam Walters, keys were reported left m the Marvin Kelly and Charles vehicle. All incidents are Mullen . under mvestJgauon. M1ddlep0rl coordinates the state's efforts m recla1mmg land mined priOr to 1972, when strict reclamatiOn laws look effect. Funds for the work are generated through a port1on of the state's coal severance taxes. A prehmmary project proposal given the board by Hickle estunaled the cost at $1 7 m1llion , mcluding the movement of 790,000 cubic yards of fill Tha t cost might drop , however, 1f a coal company would agree to move mto the area to recover remaining coal reserves and reclaim the abandoned land to current staooards, srud Sen Kinsey Milleson, D-Freeport. In a related development, th e Ohio Department of Natura l Resources Monday awarded the first contract approved by the strip mined land board at well under its eslunaled cost. The John G Ruhlm Co., . Akron, was awarded the contract for its low bid of $277,000 to reclaun 86 acres near Scipio Twp . in Me1gs Co unty Upstream stnp mmmg has caused sediment buildup in the West Shade R1ver, according to board officials. Stale offiCialS estunated the Meigs County project at ' $438,000. Boa rd chairm an Rep . Arthur R. Bowers, [). Steubenville, expressed the board 's pleasure at the suprise result of the bidding, which attr acted 10 contractors • S Eleven arrested on drug charges ln . tuarl, Sheriff OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 5 TO 7, P.M. · ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY H11rs. : 10:00 a .m. til 1: 00 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation supporting tbem began a reca ll dnve to oust the system's five school board members. The parents also were demanding the f1rings or the school supermtendent and assistant superintendent. Brunswick teachers went on str1ke March 29 after neg otiating !or a new contract with the school board for 13 months. Medina County Shenff Nell Gray said tbe teachers were model prisoners and were doing much of their own cooking Negollators for the p.m . Sun. Thurs. 10 til 12 :00 p.m. Fridav and Saturdav. See us at the Pomerov Bend Bridge. I'' Calendar I MEETS THURSDAY The Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet Thursday, April q at Middleport Fire House at 7 45 p.m TODAY • • OUR NEW • :PHONE ·NUMBER: • WIU. BE • SEEK LICENSE A marriage license was Issued to Walter A. Crosby, 26 , Dayton, and Diana U>ls •Please make• note of this • Thornton, 18, Langsville. -.,.w number . II will be 1n • tJuly before It IS II steel' In the t ANNUAL INSPECTION tpew telephono books. .I Shade River U>dge 453 • F&AM Chester, will hold Its • • un~ annual inspection Saturday, • April 15 at 7'30 p.m. In· y D £NA1ADDS • INSURANCE • e AGENCY e masons are.mvited. Pomeroy, Otuo althoug h Batt1sll could order such an approp1 Iation "We had a very positive chscusswn," sa1d Ocase k, addmg U1at the conferees wante d some umc to so rt out th m thought s mdiv1dually and cont<1cl some peopl e befo re CJtTan~ing a noth er mectmg "We have not arrived at any so lulion," srud Ocasek "We have set a deadhne for ourselves to have a dec rsron by tlie end of, the week We haven 't ruled out anything except tlic possi bility of the schools closmg. And we 're not ta lk ing about bailing them out There's no money" Ocasek and Wal ter smd the group was workin g on both •' • • ••••••••• "W.e are trying for both a for another month. This was an aCtiOn that WaS Importa nt short-term and a long-term Somethmg should have been · solutiOn," sa1d Ocasek · We done. " mtcnd to lake some lond of mamtammg the schools The teac hers asked the action . We're not gomg to let Under drsc usswn "' ere a court to close the schoo ls them close We've ruled out possib le advance of " unt il such ume as the that posslblli ly.'' Cleve land's regu lar state Cleveland schoo l system IS m Moyer satd "the optwns are school subsidy payment, and poss"'s1on of opera ling funds obvw us, and there aren 't a lot leg1slatwn allow mg the su ff icient to meet lhm of them' " Two of them under disln cl to try aga m m a curren t obliga uons diSCUSSIOn, he Sa id, are lu month to gam passage of the "So far the tea chers, as advance the school d1stmt 11s 9 9-fmll properly lax levy well as all the other school norm al slate subsidy for defea ted by the voters last em ployees, have been several months and to make a "eek instructed by their vanous ctirect appropnation He said James O' Meara , execut ive unwns to repo rt to work this there was unantrnou s consent secretary of the C1eve land weeli," sm d O'Mea ra " If we aga msl the latter Federation of Teac hers, sa id · don't get a sat1s fa cl ot y ·we do not want to take the after the court hearmg, "here settlement , the van ous burden away from the local we teachers have starved for uniOns wtl! be authomed to communit y," said Walter one month and now the dd UJ protet t the n ghl'i of Askc>d about the dela y 111 Supremt! Court says starve their employ ees " reachmg a deCISIOn , Ocase k employees back tn work In the mcTeasmgly blller Bruns~Ick teachers strike , 35 strtkmg teachers remain 1n the Medina Cow1ty Jail having refused an Ohio appea ls court offer to go free. 1n return for s1gn mg a March balance was $43,167.73 STUDY EROSION - Through the efforts of Mayor Clarence Andrews' a study was made Tuesda y of the eros1on of the nverru1nk m Pomeroy by representalives of the Corps of Engineers. A leit er will be sent to the mayor of thm fmdmgs and ra ·ommenda t1ons made Left to nght are, Mtchael F Spoor, Larry Franks of U. S Army Corps of Engineers, Huntmgton Dtstl'!ct and Ma)or ('!at ence Andrews Followm g their inspectiOn the)' were guests at the Pomeroy Ch11mher of Commerce nrK'n luncheon hel d at the Meigs Irm .: :-·· ·.:··:: : ::: :.: :···, ··:·:::·.:::: : :·:·:::.. ·:News .. . in Briefs;\. ··: By Unlted l'ress Internallonal CINCINNATI - MORE THAN ONE murderer may be responsible for the unsolved deaths of mne women In the past two and a half years, says a shenff's investiga tor Elmer Reis, comma nder of U1e Investigative div1swn of the l!amtlt on Cou nty Shenff's Department, sa1d there ma) be more than one murder because the women were killed In vanous ways - some shot, some strangled and others stabbed CHILDREN'S SUMMER· COOL SL short-term and lung:te rm solutiOns, addmg they want to keep the burden on the resJdenL' of Cleveland fur United Press International Another sl nke agamst an Ohio schll()l system was se t to move mto the courts today, when attorneys f01 Ute To ledo Board of F.duca twn ask fo r a pre llmwa1 y InJu nction orderm g the d1stnct's 3,500 :;:, COLUMBUS - TilE: OHIO SENATE Judiciary Comm11tee was told Tuesda) that a bill to requu " a mmu te of si lence for prayer or med1tauon at the start of each schoo l da y was ]robably unconslilutwnal and would ca use disruptiOn m sch(I(Jis The House-passed bill was further termed a "threat to the principles of religious liberty and separa tion of church and sta te" by Benso n A Wolman, director of the Ohio chapter of the American C1vil Liberties Union . WOOSTER , OHIO - BY A 3-1 MARG IN Tuesd ay rught voters in the Wooster City School District voted down a .5 mill bond levy that would have raised Sl 25 million for extra elementary classrooms and acquisition of land for a new high school. The levy was defeated 1,268-3,154. The voters approved a regular levy for the schools last fall Las t •·a ll for "C horu s Lme" . lllgh sc hool girls of Meigs Loca l, Southern and F.us tJ·rn •·an still join the dnnc• ing lin es for the· 25th annual musical of the Rig B<•nd Minstrel Assn.. " Rig Rend \'arlt•tit•s". Final ''' 'enlng for bcromlng a part of the dam·•· lines for this ye ar 's shn\1 \\Ill be Thursday at th e vora l music room at Meigs Hi gh School Rehear sa ls "Ill be hrld from 6:30 lo 8:30 p.m on Tu es day and Thu rsday nights. The sho\1 will be stugcd on Saturday,May 6, at Meigs Illgh School. Girls wishing to take part are lo report to Thur sda y C\'Cidng's r chear!ilal. Wealht'r cluwJ1ncs.s th1 s ln cr ea s m~ even 1ng, w1th a chante of sh owers or thundershowers late ton1ghl and a low in the upper 30s C' leann g and cooler Thursda y, With h1ghs m the upp('r 50s or luv. ('r 60s SQL AD CAL LED !'he Pumero) F:mergency Squ<Id answered a call to Village hall at 5 16 p m Tuesday fur Nu la Bradshaw, Pomeroy, "ho had become ill there She was taken to Veterans Memorwl Hosp1tnl NO SCHOOL There Will be no Saturda y dasses In the Me1gs Local School D1stm1 th" week The Saturday classes had been set earlier prior to the granllqg of addillona l ti me off th ts Winter by the Ohio J.eg1slaturc The balance 111 all Mid· dlepurt Village Council ex· pcndable funds as of March 31 tota led $43,167 73, a c· cor dm g lo the monthly report of Clerk · Tr easurer Gen e Grate Rece ipts, expend ttures and balance of each fund for the month , respectively, mclude ge neral, $3,871 , $9 ,56:1 21, $22,9 41.2 1, ceme t ery, $1,067 20, $1,099 58, $891 20 , fire eq uipment, no receipts. $.)47 64, $1,5 27 68 , SWimll1InK pool, no receipts, $223 60 $2,348 63. planm ng com · miSSIOn , no rece ipt s, $:1, $90 49; street mamt enancc SJ,5:l5 10 . $3,663 25, $3,484 o3: federal revenue snanng. no receipts, $666.22, ~10,719 II. CounCil's obltgaJed funds rcmamed at $21,361 22 In the general bond retirement wllh no receipts or dtsbursements dunng March Balance of obligat ed momes uf lhe MiddleJ)()rt Board of Public Affa1rs at the en d of March totaled $214,382 70 Receipts, diSbursement s and I he balance of each of the u bh~ ated funds at the end of the month, were samtary 5\!We r, 110,793 09 , $8,J9l l0, $29,321 85 . samtary sewer escrow, $24,091, no dJSbur· semcnt s, $166,946.1)9 : water . $7,249 66, $6,640 90 , $10,939 46 , water met er trusts, $75, $t62, $7,175 30. Recetpt s for the month totaled $42,208 75 With ant1-reccss10n ass1.st.ancc, nu dtsbursements totaled receipts, $60 13, $1.164 .88 $15,194 30 Hece1pts for th e month TI1e tota l bonded mdebted· tota led $8,473 40 whil e ness of the ' " "'~~ stands at di sburseme nt s lolal ed Sl.290 ,444 :!II ur S4 77 06 per $15,826 6J lapIta Board facing money suit A Judgment for $1,768 42 has · been filed 10 Meigs County Co mmon Plea s Court by Mona Penelope Knapp, Pomeroy , agamst the Me1~ s l.ocall!oard of Education , 111 care of Jane Wagner, Cler k The su1t stated the defendant fai led to pruv1de fa mily huspitallza tJun and maJor med ica l coverage pursuant t o Its agreement wJth all teachers for benefit of the plaml iff , and Blue Cross and Blue Sh ield has therefore , refused to pa hosptt a l and dottur btlls mcurred. Twu suns fur divorce have been filed Carolyn i\ Yeauger , Cheshire, aga mst Lawrence H Yeauger , same address : Donna J Reed , Coo l,ille, agamst Ra lph I. Reed, Bame address Shelda Ashbaugh , Co n· neat, Oht o, hied for support under lh e re ciprocal agn·cnu!nt alt agam st Wtll iam Baum Ka rdn er , Pomeroy. Naom1Flo) d. Pomeroy 'and Orland W Floyd, Pumeruy, flied for disso lutl nn of marnagc Amen can States , In c, Columbus and Gene . Wolfe. Rt. I, Portland , hied suit m the amount of $675 91 aga1nst Nelda Yoc ~e y , Ra c1 nc . as the result of an arc1dent on Sept. 19, 1977 HIGHLAND PARK, MICH. - POLICE SAY TH E:Y'RE at ·a loss to explam th e motive beh1oo the sledgehammer slaying of a young actress who was trymg out fo r a role m a play entitled "Hammer.'' The playwright, James Thomas, was arraigned 1n Municipal Court Tuesday on charges of first-degree murden 1n lhe death of Patn cta Cowan , 20 , and assault with Intent to commit murder in the beating of her 4-year-old son, Dequan "We still don't really know why he did it," sa1d Del. Peter Kellher of th e Highland Park Pollee Department AKRON, OHIO - TH E FOUR-YEAR-OLD YOUNGS· TOWN school desegregation case today reaches a milestone, ,,. :t ' ,: o·' C .• ' ~ ' ~ • . ~ j, ~ C' .• II •• ·~ ~ ' ~ '• ·,~ ,; - STATE I ~ lj ' Q Child'ren's Department. 2nd Floor "Her Majestv" and "Kid Duds" excellent qualitv - Sizes 2 to 4, 4 to 6x, and 7 to 14. Stop in, buv what vou need now. '--------------,..1 ELB£Rf£LDS IN POMEROY CHARLES KENNEDY KEITH KRA U1TER RANDY ARNOLD REPRESENTATIVES ~CE RN ED WITH potholes "so big you could lose a car m 0 • ~ of sorts, when a federal judge rules on whether the c1ly's schools are segregated Considerin g the nature of testimony durmg a fi ve-week hearing in the case earlier this year, it would be a major surprise 1! U S. District Court Judg~ Leroy C Cont1e doesn 't rule that Youngstown 's 21, 000-sluden( system is seg regated . COLUMBUS f'% •• 992-6641 •• spection will be All in master Master •Mason Degree. un employment compensatiOn fa ct that state Auditor benefits . Tiwmas E Ferguson has Paychecks for teachers and found the dislncl $35 million non-academic personnel m m debt and unable to the 110,000-pupii schoo l complete the sc hool year system - largest m the state Mt'fting on a possible stale - are long overdue and the soluliqD Tuesday were Senate 5,800·member Clev elan d President Pro Tempor e Fede ral1on of Teachers Oliver Ocasek, D-Akron ; began votmg on whether to House Speaker Vernal G. 11ork next week 1! there IS no R1ffe Jr , D-New Boston ; prom1se of a payday Thomas J Moyer, exec utive But the Supreme Co ur\ assistant to Gov. James A. ruled m a spec1al sesswn that Rhodes, and Dr Franklin B. the matter will be handled Walter , state pubh c like any other case and that mstruclwn supermtendent. no dec1s10n ca n be ex pected · They smd they are unamwithm a month . mous m oppoSition to a fl at US Dislnct Court Judge supplementa I appropriation Frank J. Batlisll of Cleve land In Cleveland at the expense of has decla red lhallhe sc hools other school dl stncls and must stay open, desp1le the othe r stale prog rams ·:· ··:··· ··:······:·:·:· .·,:::~:::·.·::: •,•,•,• ,•, ..·.·:·:·:·····:·:··· ... ···:· ELBERFELD$ Vifteen Cent s Vol. ~H. No. 25:1 replied "We need some lime 10dlv1dually to th mk aboulll . We "ant to be sure we have all the fact available and that " e come up Wllh the best solutiOn possible " The Cleveland schoo l system Js not the on ly one in Oh io wi th problems Slnkes •·ontmued today m two other schii()J districts, which have 3, 742 tea chers an d non· acad emic empl oyees and about 62,500 students One school adm1mstrator, Dr John Pa rsons, supermtendent of the strikebound Toledo schools, sa uj. OhiO schools are facmg therr wors1 fman ctal t:rtsJ s 10 25 years I Conlmued on page 12 ) Strike moves to court • •••••••••• e EFFECTIVE e • By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS (UP! ) -State off1c1als today conlmued ·to mull over possibl e sta le action· to keep fmanciallytr oubled Cle vel and city schools afloat through June, but conceded after 21,<, hours of meetings Tuesday thai all the alternatives are ObJectionable Nevertheless, they vowed to keep the schools open and pledged some form of slate help before Saturday . At the same t1me, the Ohio Supreme Court refused Tuesday to lake any immediate actiOn on a request by Cleve land teachers lo close the schools so they ca n co llec t Veteran• Memorial Hospital Charles Webb, Dora Hoff. Admitted - Robert Fetty, man, W11liam Searles, Wanda Lang sville; Hawthorne' Powell Murphy, Rutla nd; George Holzer Medical Center Clonch , Gallipolis; V1cky (Discharges, AprlllO) Schaefer, Middleport ; D1ana . Joseph Adams, Sr., Dewey Tillis, Pomeroy; Mary Arrin gton , Joann Byers, Baldwin, Pomeroy; Shirley Bonn1e Conley, Ella Eads, Ables, Racme ; Allen Hartley, Mrs. Mason Grimm and son, Pomeroy; Beat rice May, Barba ra Hively, Sarah Pomeroy ; Bnan Johnson, Knapp, Roy Monroe, Phillip Reedsville . Parsons, Stephanie Russell, Discharged - Charles Blake , Sheila Sinclair, Cec1! Ruth, Darlene Rutt, Mrs. Allan Sheets and son, James Whaley, Robert Unclaimed funds Yo ung (Birth, Aprll 10) , Mr and Mrs. Michael await ownership Adams, a daughter, Hun· trngton . Over $li00,000 m unclaimed funds is awaiting creditors of Goldstem, Samuelson, Inc., a Contestants are commodity options broker, which was placed 10 bank· , being solicited ruptcy 1n 1973. Chec ks totaling that sum have been The Pomeroy Chamber of returned to the Bankruptcy Comm erce is stagmg a Trustee because of mcorrect contest for selectwn of a ma1l 1ng addresses. The theme for Big Bend Regatta checks were 1ssued on Setr weekend Contestants must tember 30, 19n as payment of su bmll name, age, school a hrst d1v1dend on allowed they attend and mail to claullS. Pom e ro~ Cha mber of Clatmants who d1d not Pomeroy, P. 0. Box 526, rece1ve a check should fur· Pomeroy, 45769 by April 19 · nish a current maihng ad· The contest is for students dress to Goldstem, Samuel· grade 7-12 The winner will son, Inc., 6399 Wilshire rece1ve a $25 savmgs bond Bouleva rd , Su1te 320, Los prov1ded by Paul Gerard of Angeles , Califorma 9004a PomtVIew Cable TV. Heath Richmond, 6, son of Mrs. Shirley Tyree, Middleport, and Ernest Richmond , Rutland , received a cash prize of $15 which he won in the Daily Sentinel's Easter coloring contest. Heath was f1rst place winner in the 4-Byears group Presenhng the pmus N. W. Compton of the Goessler Jewelry Store which sponsored the picture Heath colored to win. en tine State officials mulling over alternatives HOSPITAL· NEWS • 1 I ----------I SoCl,aJ I I I at y Dla around · the clock fled as Edwm N. Hagstrom, surveill anc e made in 35, a di sa bled ve ter an ; cooperation with the federal Jeffrey W. Wilson, 38, Drug Enforcem ent Ad · · un empl oyed car pent er , mmi stration, authorities Robert E . Ta ylor, 26, srud. It was the seventh unemployed auto mechamc, mulll·lon se izure of and Joe S. Newhouse, 28, marijuana m Martm County unemployed house prunler, m the past SIX weeks all of Fort Lauderdale Sleriff's deputies watched - Also: Jeremia h D Case, 30, as the 81-fool yacht Lazy M1am 1, un e mpl oyed Lady docked at the mansiOn bartender ; Gary R. J ohnson , Monday and the men began 28, unempl oyed stock boy. unloadmg an estunated 10 and Danny C. Cantor , 'll, tons of marijuana after unemployed carpenter, both nightfall. About 30 deputies of Akron, Oh1o , Thomas M were call¢ 111 to make the Hanley, 24, Cata wissa, Pa , arrests '!iitd seizures unemployed cook; Steven G Those arrested were taken Seely, 24 , Danville, Pa , to the Marlin County jail a! un em pl oyed carpenter; Stuart where they were held Wayne E Ranck , 23, North on stale felony charges of Cumberland , Pa ., se lfpossessmg more than 100 described ga mbler, and pounds of manJuana A Richard L. Bingham , 30, spokesman for DEA said they Auslm , Tex ., un employed also ma y be charged with teacher • Vlolatmg federal statutes. The bales of mariJuana were to be trucked to Dad._ Co unt y for destrucuon, autboril!es said ATTEND RALLY Those arrested were 1denli· Mrs. Dorothy Rllclue, Mrs. Dor1s Grueser, Mrs MHrc1a Keller, Mrs. Erma Cleland, and Mrs Helen Wolf of Chester Co uncil 323, Di:t uMhlers of Amcn co, were al Grove City Saturday for the · 63rd annual ra lly of D1stmt 8, Daughters of America TUESDAY REGULAR ME ET ING, Racme Lodge 461, F&AM , . ANSWERS CALI.S Tuesday, 7:30p.m at temple Middl e po rt 's Fir e WEDNESDAY Department was ca lled to the REGULAR MEETING , Storys Hun Road at I: 18 p.m. Pomeroy Cha pt er 80, RAM, Monday to extinguish a f1re at Wednesday , 7: 30 p~m . with the Raymond F1fe res idence. reg ular meetmg of Bosworth about !1ve acres burned along Cou ncil 46, R&SM, 8 15 p.m Wllh a garage structure. at temple. Atl · l~ p m the emergency unit went to 829 Page St., for Steven Craig. who had a hand PROGRAM SET " The Messengers," a lacera tion. He was treated on Singi ng group from Wellston the scene w11l present a program at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Eagle R1dge Church SUAD CALLED The Pomeroy Etnergency Squad was called to Hysell MEETING SET Run Roa d at 2:57 p.m. A counly·wide pra yer Monday for Beatrice May, meetmg w1ll be held at 2 p.m. who had a possible fractured Su nday at the H1land Chapter hip . She wa s taken to with Glen Bissell as class Veterans Memorial Hospital leader where she was admitted. 1 extended Nontea chin g employees have joined the teachers m the walkout. Although schools in Toledo 'were open, few of the 52,000 • them" have torpedoed a bill g1ving motorists a break on their auto registration lees. Though the measure had alread ~ cleared the Senate, the •eluctant House members complainoo 1t would take away much-11eeded money to fix roads in their districts. The bill failed Tu esday on a 43-44 vote, with 50 votes required for passage. Rep. Dennis E. Eckart, D-Euclld, the floor manager, said he d1d not know if he could asse)nble enough votes for another try, but he not1 ,12 member s were absent when the roll was called I..ONOON - THE THIEF WHO STOLE A BLUE-ANDCREAM Land Rover from SuMyslde R~d Is In for a shock if he ~ns a bol left on !he front seat. lt <fnlalns a live cobra and Its bite could be fatal "The fangs of this snake have nottieen drawn. A bile will probably resul! ii) death within 30 minutes," a Scotland Yard (Continued on page 12) Boys state delegates named Delegates and alternates to Buckeye Boys State scheduled at Bowling Green Um versity the w e~k ol June 18 were announced today by Drew Webst er Post 39 , American L<glon. The post will pay the costs of une delega te and a second delegate will be sponso red by Preceptor Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Delega tes are Charles rChu ck) Kenn edy, Keith· Krau tt er, a_nd altonwtes arc Handy Arnold an d John Stout l\ll arc JUni ors at Meigs fh gh Schoo l. TI1e son of Mr a~d Mrs. Ed Kennedy , Houte 3, Pomeroy, C11Uck is enrolled in the acad~m1c course and serves as tr easurer of the jun1 or tlass . ll e partici pates in golf, basketball and ba seball Chuck attends Trlmty Church in Pomeroy Keith IS the son of Mr and Mrs Karl Krautter of Pomeroy. lie IS a mc111bcr uf I • the marching, concert, and M. Club Randy 1s a me m~Jtr jazz bands of the htgh schoo l of the Forest Run United and IS a member of the music Metllod1st Church . cl ub He IS drummer for a John 1s a son of Mr and rock group, "Sky rock." He is Mrs Billie C. Stout, Route 2, a member of Trinity Ch urch, Albany fi e IS enrolled tn the Pomeroy scientific co urse A member A son of Mr. and Mrs. of the Varsity M Cl ub, ,John Stacie Arn old , Route l , participated 1n footba ll and Minc rsv tll e, Randy par· track. John JS a member of llclpated in football and track the National Junior Honor al Me1gs H1gh. He is enrolled Society and Js a member of m the scientific cou rse and Js the Boy Scouts of America a member of student council. ser ving as se mur patrol He ISa member oft he Varsity leader of Albany Troo p 50 • ' statement prom ts1ng to return to work I "te Tuesday , the Oluo Su prem e Court ordered Medma Co unty Prosecutor Roger f{ lngrahom to stale by noon today why th e teachers " ere arrested and being held Jn Jail Ea rli er , Common Pleas Judge Neil W Whi tfield or· dered negotiators for the slnkmg teachers and the sthool bo ard to resume barga1mng under federal med1alion He also ordered Ow ~<achers' lawyers, along wtth 55 othe r stn k1 ng teachers still free , tn be m coUit Friday for cons1dera l1on of further contempt of cou rt CitatiOn s that could resu lt In the 55 teachers bemg ja1led While teachers staye d m jail, some 200 parents supJ)()rlm g them began a door-to-door petitiOn drive to force a recal l of the BrunSWI Ck Board of Educauon The Brunswick distnct, larg"'t m Medina Coullly , has 8 500 students In Toledo , negot iatiOns broke off between the Board uf Edu cau on and Toled o FederatiOn of Tea chers, m anlicipa lJOn of the planned sch oo l board effort to get a ba ck-to-work InJUnction The contract covering the teachers expired m August 1976 and tl1e stri ke was called ag ainst th e 52,000-slu dent system Monday after Ill hours of talks between the federatiOn and the Toledo Board of EducatiOn failed to produce a contract T o led o S c hoo l S upenn te ndcn~ Dr J ohn Par so ns e x pr esse d fru stratiOn w1th the ent1re OhiO Sthools cnslS. "Levies are gomg down all over Ohio," he commented It's a tax revolt by pr operly owners In the 25 yea rs that I have been m OhiO, this IS one of the mo~t drastic Slluall ons In school ftnanc1ng th at I have ever seen The people are saymg no more property taxes and they are say mg it loud and clear." "There has to be another source of fmanc1ng schools," he asserted ··our dilemma IS that we can't give them any rnur e than we have g1ven them " Parsons swd the school OOard can ~!I ve the lei:ichers 1Conllnued on page 121 Recognition set for two doctors A recoK nition dinner honormg Dr Roger Damels and Dr Raymond Bmce w11l be held Fnday, April 28 accclfdmg to plans fma llled du11nK Tuesday's luncheon meet tng of the Pomero) Chamber of Commerce 'llJC dinne r w11l be held at lhc Pome ro) Elementary School It Will be <"dlered by MeiK< Inn Tickets are 16 a perso n Thereon Johnson and Joe Young have charge of arrangements Kati e Cro" Will be 1n charge of en· tcrtamrnent Btll Mayer reported 111 order to bea utify th e old coal tipple 1t would be better If the piCrs would be taken down He said plans are underway to have a waterfall , fountam and a s1gn "Welcome to Pomeroy" in the area . Altendmg the meeting Tuesday were Ma yo r Clarence Andrews, Mi chael F Spoo"r and Lorry Fra nks, of !he U. S Army Corps of E ngineers , Hun t ingt on District Mayor Andrews reported th e) (Spoor. and Franks ! had been exam tnmg erps lon along the riV · er bank and had been down nver as fa r as Karr and Va n Zandt. Crow's Restaurant and the old freight station. f"ollowmg the meetmg, they were gomg to go up nver as far as Ex· celsior Sa lt Co. Spoor told the members they were mak1ng a study of the situation and their fin · dings would be sent to Mayor Andrews m a lett er . Spoor did say pomts of discharge were causmg some erosion, He d1d not see an Immediate hazard but Ill· dicated fun ds are not available for repair of riVerbanks ~a use d by erosion. He did say river traffic could be one of the causes and this Jl()sslb ility was bemg st udied at the present time. Mayor Andrew• reported th e Vill age has begu n repalnng holes in the streets. Fred Crow, president, m· truduced Dave Jenkms as a new member, bnnging the total to 72. Attending were Cro w, E mmo g cne Hol s t ei n , seeretary, Walter Grueser, Ph1l Kelly, B1ll Mayer, Kyle Allen. Jenk ms, Joe Young, Archi e Stega ll. C. E. Blakeslee , John Anderso n, Bill Quickel. V1rg1l Teaford, Ted Reed , Th ereon J ohnson, BiU Gru ese r, May or Andr ews, J ack Carsey, Hank Cleland, Beulah .Jones and Katie Crow Elevator trapped students Twenly·three Kyger Creek st udents H1g h Schoo l cra nun ed into an elevator In the t'edera I Building In Co lumbus were trapped bet,.een floors for 20 mmutea Tuesday. ' The st udenls, on ! field trip fr om a CIVICS class had wan ted to get out on the first fl oor Acco rding to mstru ctor Adam Krahel, the group had been diVIded, but a building securit) guard told them to get on the sa me elevator. Krahel co nfirmed police reports that seve ral st udenla pa1ucked and had to be treated for hyperventilation, but no one was seriously lll)ured . Prior to the Incident, the class had visited the Capitol and met with Gover nor James Rhodes and Senator Oakley Coll ms. They also attended a work session of the Oh1 0 Ge nera l Assembl y w~ere Rep .' Ron James was partici pating They were at the Federal Building to visit the FBI and Secret Service Offices and to v1ew the ~dera l co urtr90m. J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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