https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fd80d4eb10920221714af775ba22112a.pdf 9ea8d633324d5b3a0675b0aa15d3e70a PDF Text Text • .. . Gallipolis finn is under new management ~ GALLIPOLIS ~ Ga llipDiis Gallipolis Business College Floor Covering and Builders under Mr. an d Mrs. Thomas Supply which specializes in Breech. Smce going to work kllchen ca binets. appliances, at G. F.l'. he attended an bathroom vanities. ca rpet, int ense Kitchen Pla nn ing linoleUm, nuur tile, C'C ram1r Sehou l sponsored by Cha ntile. marble window sills. and dler's uf Huntington. W. Va . pa int is unde r ne w and received a diploma as a management . Kitchen Design Specia list. Rick Carter, sun uf Mr. and Rick is currently serving as Mrs . Richard E. Cart er. has President of !he Gallipolis taken over ma nageri al duties Reta il Mercli ants Association of G.F .C. Rick ha s 15 years Hnd i s a m ember of the experi enr'e in Ret ai l Chiunbcr of Commerce. He is Business. start ing wi th a member uf Morning Dawn pushing a bruum and the last Lodge No, 7, an . officer of four years in store Ga llipoli s Chapter N. 79 ma nagement. RAM .. a member of Moriah Cart er is a 1972 graduate of Council Nu. 32 R.&S.M., an ' Gallia Academy H1gh Sehoul offi cer of The Rose Comand a 1975 grad uate of mande r ~· No. 43 , a member of I •• •• ••• ••• • •• •• • •••....... ~~············ c.!5§al ~ GEstate: Today : By Will iS T. Leadingham Realtor Itemize House Tax Deductions : • • • One of the great financ1a l benef its oJ hom.e ownership versus renta l IS that yo u are 1mmediafe-ly el1g1ble to d ed uct a good sized • amount of money • • • • • from you r 1ncom e tax As ~ homeowner , you w 1ll generally li nd 11 to your advantag e to item i1e df'd uc t ions rather fhan • tak.rn g • • • deductron This rs espccrally true dur ing the l:'artrer years ol home ownershrp The I I mortg age rnlerest and real property tax es on your • I • • I the stand ar d per<"nal r"siden ce. when ~ < added to other ded uc t ible item s wi ll usual ly bcwelltn ex cess ot any stan d ard Your home payment may cons 1SI of seve ra l par t s . an tlrT) oun t placed in escr oW t o pay real es tat e taxes and f i re 1nsur a n ce, F HA mort gage • •• • • • • • • • • • • 1 If the re ca n do to he lp you in the • RlCK Carter. left. and Martin Rose. new mana ger and assistant manager of Ga llipolis Floor Coverin g and Building Supply arc pici!U'Cd above. Aladdin Temple, a member of Clan No . 7 Hill billi es and a member of Ga llipolis I••tlge No. 107 B.P.O.E . affa irs by being a member of th e Centerv ill e Vill age Co uncil. the Volunteer F1re Depa 11mcnt and President of Martin Hose, the Ass ista nt the Village Fi rem en's Ma nager and insta ller ltve s Associat10n. Ma rli n is alsu a in Th urman. He has nine member and office r in covering busin ess and t hrre No 371 and Order of Eastern yea rs experi ence in building Star No. 4H of Centerville. and remodeling. Man in is Martin is a 1967 graduat e of also a cabin et sprc i<:~li st Ma rt in is \' Cr ~· aMJ\' 1' in S4" 1utlnn~st ern 1-1 igh Schoo l. (' I\' I (' COURT NEWS l; A!.LI POLIS - Tr n Cll!jCS SIS a nd fie ld of real estate please I 1 1 c us e y; phone or drop in at e C · • 1 CO!'it S. foii UI\'11\g tr JO li n u~nC(' on c.t chii rgr GaJi ipolis . Phone 446-7699. 1 Chu rch. 20, Rt 2. Vmt on. $Ji ded_uct ion yo u could claim We're here to help ! 1 no va lid opera tor's l t{'l! fl Sl ': I I • I • • e e e e I e 1 1 e 1 e e e e e e e e 1 e 1 Lewis 1.. Fnrd. 52. Pikd on . r·o etdW <I)' a nd M t~ rk /\ . Krum di l'Ch. 22 . Ci ncl nJHIIt , sn speed SEE SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST SELECTION OF CLEAN LATE MODEL USED CARS. MOST OF THESE CARS CARRY SMITH'S SPECIAllOO% WARRANTY. SEE GENE JOHNSON, BOB BRICKLES, HARlAND WOOD OR GREG SMITH TODAY FOR THAT EXTRA SPECIAL D,EAL! 2 dr. hdtp. In d ian apoli s Pace Ca r Specia l_ Edilion . Stop by and see th1s car , whether yo u want to buy or no t . Olds ma de very lew of them You'll love it. 77 CUTIASS SUPREME Buc ks kin. exter io r wi t h ma lch ing lan da u fop and sa ddl e vinyl ex ter ior . This intermediate Old s is ex tra shar p & full y equipped. SAVE 77 ELECTRA LIMITED '5795 77 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Two door , medium green with ma lching landa u fop, cr ushed velour c loth sea ts. Load ed wi th alii he op lions yo u expect on Buick 's fop of th e \me P riced to se ll. Solar g o ld t inis h w it h ma tc hing vinyl top a nd inf er ior . Dr ive n onl y 9.232 miles by on e local owner . New Bonnevi lle tra de . '6995 '4995 77 MONTE CARLO Wh ile exlerior with re d land au lop . This clea n Monte ha s the r allye whe e ls and air cond ilio ning . Ext r a clean inside a nd out · Compa r e a t 77 CHEVY MALIBU Da rk blu e fi nis h wi th m al ch ing inte ri o r . Thi s GM fac tory official 's car is e q ui pp e d w ith ai r con d i t ion i ng . p owe r and p owe r s l ee r ing br a kes '3995 '5795 76 GRAND PRIX Blu e rne t all ic Specially Co u p e . A M F M t ape, ra li ye wheels Local one owner . 75 BUICK C}'URY CUSTOM 2 Dr ., r ed w-vinyl fop. ex ira s ha rp . Loa de d . Loca l owner . '4495 '3695 GMAC & BANK FINANCING 30 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM . 1911 EASTERN AVENUE GALLIPOLIS TH E SON C M1\STEHS Q1 wrtr t of i>hlan, Tenn.. a gos pel wo up which has t<wed the Umted Skttes and rcl'ord !-i fu r the Calrary l<tbel. wil l be featured at B p.m. Friday Ill the i\Jexander High Sci tool in Albany . i\b (1 singing duri ng the C\'uni ng will be the Colden Shr~ rr Singl'I'S. Tlwr~ will br no ctdva nCl' sale for tlw prognJlll , til'kets bei ng iw ai la blc nnly at the door of Cl J S la r es . pc:t:-;st nJ,.: ~~ t fin int {~rsret iun: 11 G 11 · 1· $1 '' Wtllliilll M. li d!'\ CY . 20. ov tng t on,;. ~ a !pots. ~ and costs. speed ; Ma rnn D. c:atlipohs. !22 pa rkmg.un tlw 1 77 OLDS DELTA 88 of the sch r~~·) J A('I'Olllpan ist b Char\ ieee Swiney, The public is cord ially invited to a !lend lh1s spec1al program· $23 speed; Willi am Wh itwere lermimlted Friday i n ta ker . Ca \lipolis. S20 disor· 1 lla llipolis Muni cipal Cu urt . derly condu ct : Juan 1tu e Fined we r~ Billy Pu sen- Saunders. 21. Ht. I. :'>lu ri hup , e barger. Buena Vtst a. Va. $8 $15 and custs. ll'ft of cen ter : e and costs, speed ; F rank M. t\hce Spr;1gue. 74. Itt 2. is anyth ing we • Schop ieray, 3i . Strungv ille, Bidwt•ll , was gn·en <I cun· L EADINGHAM REAL ESTATE , 512 Second Ave., Presi dc~t • · yea-rs experience in the flour Cerltc rril! l' Masonil: Lodge 1nsu ran ce • prem iums , and an amoun t ao p l1e d t o redu ce th e pr mci pal a t the mort gage . Of these pa r ts. onl y the i niere st and ta xes a r e deduc tible - bu t there wilt pr ove t o be a ve r y si zable f1gu r e d.1 r·ected by James M. Swiney who also serves as Vice 77 MONTE CARLO F in is he d in cand ya pple red wi th co nlra sling whi te landau lop. We invite you r closest inspection of l his immacula te auto dr iven only 6.108 m iles •5995 77 CAMARO TYPE LT Finis hed in St a rl ig ht black . AM FM, lil t wheel, fa c tory ai r . au lom a fic , rallye wheels. supe r sha r p . 17, 056 mi les . •5495 77 CHEVY PICKUP This ' , ton pic kup ha s \he economical 6-en g ine, std . transmis si on. ra d io. s lep bumper . and lo ng wi de bed . Low mi les . '3995 KE\' 1\'AI. SET I'O MEH OY - A revl\•al Man cited by city police lx· held at the na nl'i lh· Wes h·; an Churl'h Apn l 10-22. IIIII r;A 1.1.1 PO\.I S Mark K, Trw ner, 2:i, /'-:('isonville. was Thl' 1\n· . H D. Bruwn . · r iled tu Muntripi.il Court lwre pastor, will spt•ak <Ill Sundil)' and M(111day night s and tht• fu r d rl\'ln~! lt•ft uf the cent er He\'. A. B Mallu; uf ll:uuden fulb JWlng <Ill <H.Tidl• nt at 3::H \\Ill "peak the r t'rllallldcr 11f p.lll . F riday on Mill Creek St. Cit~ polict' offl('ers Sl.lld th e t h l' 1'('\' i\'ill Wi! h Sl' f\' l('l'S Tanner n 1r ~I ruck a vehicl e st arti11 g tit i l·ach ('\'e111 11g. driq·u Uy Ch~ll· l cs i\ . W;:.Jilcr. Tile publiC is Invited. 21. Galltprr ll s II seco nd acci dent ocl'urrcd at 10 10 p.m. Friday behind Bob Evan s Ste ak House. Offi cers Stlid an auto driven b)' Mary E. l.<c wis, 46, Ht. 2, (,al JipqJiS1 bu<·ked into i.lll unknown vehicle. 'Il!Crc was light damage tu htor car and no da mage to the parked car. BILL McCOOL of Middleport has been employed a·s ·a new car salesman with Frank Z. Chevr01el, Dayton, one of the · largest Chevrolet dealerships in the country. McCool was recognized last month as "salesman of the month " with the firm and won ffrst place In a national Chevrolet sales contest receiving as a prize a holiday weekend for two anywhere in the United · States. McCool sold the limited edition 1ea ch dealer received only one) of the "Indy 500" Corvette pace car for $21,551 .21 excluding tax. He has earned second year memb.rship in Chevrol et's Legion of Leaders for attaining a high standard of sa l es e x c e ll ence. Mrs. McCool Is the 'former Joy ce Swarlz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swart' of Middleport. ANSWERS CALL MIDDLEPORT - Th e Middl e port Emerge ncy sq uad answered a call to 383 t.sh St .. at 10 :25 p.m. Frida y fo r Mrs. Myrtle Harriso n who was having difficult y breathin g. She was treated on the scene. SQUAD RUN PO MER OY The Pomerui• Emergency Squad was railed to Roc k Sprin gs at 9:30 p.m. Frida y for Do res Arnold. who was tak en to Holzer Medical Cen ter. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY --· -. . Outdoor. ~-Living~~:·\~~ bodyguards March 16, said Saturday he was "sentenceil to death " after a "people 's · trial." President Giovanni Leone said he trusted the Red Brigades would not dare kill Mora - a Siatemeni political· observers saw as a departure from the government's stead· fast rejection of any dialogue with the terrorists. Neither side said anything }(~_.:~~ SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF OUTDOOR FURNITURE AT THE. WAREHOUSE ON MECHAN.IC STREET Ready now for you to see and sel ect famous brands such a s Lloyd John Hanco c k T e lescope a ll ex cellent qua lfty for lawn, porch, patio , or poolside. Finis hed in Ar ctic whil e . wi th whi l.e buc kel seats. loade d w1 lh option s . Thi s bea ut iful , a uto was sol d new by us an d dr iven only 29.3 11 mil es. New Grand Pr ix trade th is wee k. $SAVE$ Sunday Shoppers Welcome Come In and Browse Around PLENTY OF FREE PARKING OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY TIL 5 P.M. FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M~ ELBERFELD$ IN PO'MEROY publicly a bout a ransom or exchange for the some 160 Red Brigades members in Italian jails and observers said each side apparently was waiting for the other to give ln. A month~ong, nationwide hunt by 50,000 pDiicemen and soldiers; with thousands of home searches and roadblocks, failed to produce any clue to the whereabouts e Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Mondav, April 17, 197R of the frail, 61-year-old Moro or his capU!rs. The five-time premier has begged for his life in four handwritten message s circulated by lhe Red Brigades along with several communiques saying he was undergoing interrogation and a "people's trial." "The interrogation of lhe prisoner Aldo Moro has been completed ," said the latest • communique from the Briga. des, a leftist gang trying w spark a rightist backlash and force the Italian Communists U! take up a revolutionary r.ole. "There is no doubt that Aldo Moro is guilty and he has been therefore sentenced w death ," the message said . It did not say whether the execution was carried out. Leone said in a message w Mora's wife Sunday that the kidnappers "musl feel the weight of the entire nation's stern . condemnation and of the isolation that is closing around them. " May. their se nse of hum anit y and their intelligence induce them not to commit this fa tal error," Leone said . "And may it push them to save a life whose sacrifice will bring them ~ goverrunent's past hard line of refusing all dialogue with the terrorists, but fell short of the plea for mercy the Red Br igade s a ppar entl y expected. The Red Brigades have never said pcblicly what their price would be for releasing Moro and appeared to be waiting for the government to humiliate itself by making the first offer. no thin g, a bso lu te l y nothing." The Christian Democra.tic Party newspaper II Popolo said in its editions today, "We insist in believ ing that respect for human life may in the end survive in these enemies of the state and of civilized society ." Political obser vers said both statements were a rl epa r ture from th e ~ at y en tine Fiftee n Ce nt s Vol. 2!1 N o. I Secretary Vance. fails, nioves on to Salisbury SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) - Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, having failed w persuade South Mrica to support Weflern plans for independence for Rhodesia and Namibia, today came w Salisbury to meet with Rhodesian officials. Vance, ·British Foreign Secretary David Owen and U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young were tn meet with Prime Minister Ian Smith and the three moderate bla ck coleaders in Rhodes ia 's biracial interim government. They new from Pretoria, the second stop of their Mrtcan tour in a so-far unsuccessful search of a settlement to the race wars racking Rhodesia and Namibia. They were likely to meet with mor e resi stan ce in Rhodesia , where bla ck moder ales already have vowed to resist guerrilla demands for changes in the majority rule settlement they negotiated with Smith . . AU.S. official said Vance's plane will make a 00-mlnute refueling slop In Cairo Tuesday on the way to Moscow for disarmament talks, but did not confirm reports he will discuss the Middle East with Egyyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed Kamel. Vance and Owen mel for four hours Sunday with Pretoria Foreign Minister Roelof Botha , hoping to sway him into glVlng his while regime's support for their proposals on neighboring Rhodesia and Namibia. But Botha, while admitting, " It is in our own interests that a pea ceful solution should be found in Rhodesia, " told reporters after the meeting, "We cannot just run into Rhodesia and tell them what to do." On the question of Namibia, the for mer German colony ruled by Pretnria under the name of South West Africa, Vance told reporters the So uth Africans "have not accepted the Western proposals." Van ce told reporters Botha raised a nwnber of questions that could only be answered after discussi on with the other members of the five· nation group ~ Britain, West Germany, France and CaMda - that submitted the plan for a peaceful transition to bla ck majority rule in Namibia . The major sna g on N8111ibia is a demand by black na tionalist guerrillas that Pretnria must withdraw all its troops from the border with Angola - a guerrilla haven - before democrati c elections are held. But Botha vowed , " We will not withdraw any troops until there is a complete cessation of hostilities and the murder of women and children and of leaders has stopped ." The South African foreign i~ Eas,y 75 GRAND PRIX BU-IGK--PONTIAC Political poker game continues with Moro ROME ( UPI) - The Italian Red government and 'Brigades terrorists -today played a political pDker game for the life of kidnapped ex· Premier Aldo Moro , with Italians wondering which of the two was bluffing. The Red Brigades, ·in their sixth communique since they abducted the Christian Democratic party chief and killed his five poli ce MOUNTAIN MISSION Schoo l Children's Chuir fr om Mountain Mission School in Grundy. Va.. 'will present a program in sonK at the Middlepcrt Junior Higli School audi lorium on Wednesday, Apl'il I 9~ t 7 : ~0p .m . The Men's Fellowship of the Meigs Cnunty Churches of ChriSt :md llw Mi ddleport Church of Christ are co-sponsors. The group is ' minister said any proposal for Namibian independence ultimately must be endorsed by its residents, which can take "months ." Vance described his talks with Botha as "impcrtant, candid and useful." Guerrilla leaders Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo demanded they be given a ma jority in any futur e Late taxpayers facing p~nalty WASHINGTON (UP!) - A possible 5 percent penalty on the tnta! tax due awa its those Americans failing to file 1977 income tax returns before the midni ght deadline, th e Internal Revenu e Service says. An estimated 10 million taxpayers were expected to hurry to mailboxes across the nation today, trying to get thei~ returns postmarked by midliight . Ordinarily , April 15 is income tax day, but the date fell on a weekend this year , prompting the IRS to grant a two-day grace period . Willful failure to file an income tax return - a determination that would require action by a federal court - packs a maximu m penally of $10,01.10 fine and a year in jail . Tornado By United Press International CHATIIAM, MASS. - RETIRED ARMY GEN. Lucius D. Clay, 80, mastennind of the Berlin airlift and commander of U. S. milltary forces in Europe after World War n, died late Sunday at his Cape Cod residence. As commander in chief of the U. S. European Command and military governor of the U.S. Zone in Germany under Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Clay helped foil Soviel attempts to shut off Allied access to Berlin in 1948. He directed the most elaborate airlift the world has ever seen by directing 2.4 million tons of food and coal into the beleaguered German city in just 16 months. (X)LUMBU~ - BY TilE END of the lllonth, a national foundation estimates that you will have earned enough money since January I tn pay your total federal, state and local tax bill for 1978. The federal, stale and local persoll81 income taxes due at midnight tonight are only part of the tax story. There are taxes on corporations passed on to consumers through the cost of goods and services. Then there are the gasoline taxes, the liquor ard cigarette taxes, the intangible personal property taxes, the real property taxes, the utitity and insurance taxes you pay periodically each year that must also be counted . . PITI'sBURGH - MOST OF THE TIIOUSANDS of steelworkers laid off during the United Mine Workers strike are back on the job, but the extent to which the lll-day strike slowed Big Steel's economic recovery is only just beginning to be known . But there is no doubt about the strike's impact on steel p.·1ces. After pressure from an innution-concerned Carter · administration, sleelmakers held a price increase on steef mill products thut.wus blamed on the new UMW contract to $5.5().aton , or 1.5 percent. Rhod es ian government something certa in to be reje cted by Smith and the black moderates. One of the moderates, Bishop Abel Muzorewa, said in Salisbury Sunday there was no chance of changing the settlement, which excluded the guerrillas from the process Inward majority rule by Dec. 31. kills 200 persons NEW DELHI, India (UPI ) - Atornado killed at least 200 persons, injured 500 others and left another 1,000 missing in southeastern Oris.'!a state , officials said today. The twister all but leveled five villages as it rampaged through an area about 100 miles west of the Bay of Bengal Sunday for less than 10 minutes, nattening nearly every structure in the villages. Officials said at least 200 persons were known dead and 500olhers were injured by the tornado "Th . f te 0f bout I 000 e a a • people who lived in two villages is not known, " an official of the Orissa state NEW MEMBERS - The 1977-78 pledges of Ohi o Eta Phi Chapter .of Beta Sigma Phi became members at a Ritual of Jewels Tea Sunday aft.ernoon at the home of EXTENDED FORECAST Wedn esday lhrou gh Friday, chance of rain Wednesday, lair Thursday and Friday. Lows Wednesday will be in the 40s and highs In the 60s. Low s Thursday and Friday will be from the upper 30s to low 40s and hfghs from lhe upper 50s to low 60s. A total of 88 million tax returns are e.pected to be fil ed this yea r , the government says . Ten day s bef ore the deadline for 1977 income tax returns, the IRS had received 58 million returns. Refunds averaged $476.00. The IRS said most late filers owed taxes. In crea sing cl oudin ess Ta xpayer s, who wa ited tonight with lows in the upper until the deadline to fi le, can 40s. Showers and th underexpect to wail lwo to three showers developing 1 uesday weeks Iunger Ill get a refund with hi ghs from the low to than taxpayers wh o mi d 60s. co mpleted return s in February, March or early April , an IRS spokesman said . "We expec t , 12 million re turns to be filed this weekend with 10 million coming on Monday." an IRS Sp<lkesrnan sai d over the weekend . Mailmen in large citie s line United Press lntematlona\ up tonight in front of main Traffic accidents this past post offi ces to take returns claimed at least 12 weekend handed th em by pa ssing lives, the Slate Hi ghw ay motorists, part of an annual Patrol said today . ritual for some taxpayers. The Patrol survey fr om ' La st-minute fil er s al so make more _mistakes, the IRS Friday eve nin g through Sunday midni ght showed lwo says . One of every 25 short-form deaths Friday, nine Saturda y and one Sunday . 1040A returns has contained There were two doublean error U1is year compared fatal acci dents, and lw o with one of nine last year . For and one the long form 1040, one in 20 pedestrians molorcylist were also among has been mi sca lcula ted compared with one in 12 a the victims. () Friday Nigh I year ago. Columbus : Vera C. Delp, 72, and Isabell E. Powell, 59, both of Co lumbus, kill ed when a car be ing pursued by pDJice crashed intn two other vehicl es on a subur ba n Colum bus street Weather 12 killed in weekend accidents A.dditt·onal complaints ar ''"·'e ' . noted Meigs Co unty Sh eriff James J . Proffitt reported today his office is receiving complaint s r ega rding d motorcycl es heing operate without licen se plates or t 's I t ~c~n~~~-y c e op e ra or Saturday Ba tavia : Larry R. Smith , 20 , Moscow• killed in a onecar accident on Fruit Ridge Rd . in Clermont County . Newark ·. Bambt' Chase, 23. FortDix , N.J ., killedina cartruck accident on Interstate 70 in Licking Cowtty . M. Ashtabula : Lee Robin so n, 39, St ru thers, goverrunent told reporters in killed in cra sh on a Bhubaneswar, the state capital . Anytime a motorcycle is d A twister also lashed operated on property that is Pymatuning State Park roa · w used for vehicula r travel or in Ashtabula Cowtty. Cal cutta in netghbormg est Plymouth ·. Glen Hamilton, Be I state Sunday killing parking, it is to have license nga rsons and •inj ing plates and the operator 1s to , 38, Plytnouth . k1'lled "' '" a twoseven pe ur • "ar crash on Ohio 603 near several others, police said. have a motorcycle operators ' · is ld 11 license or endorsement th e Plymouth. Off!eta was that not sheriff said. Sheriff Proffitt Cin"'"Mti ·. Moses Crosby , CLEVELAND - REP. LOUIS STOKES, D.QHIO, has known if itsa was the same '"' called for a Justice Department tnvesUgatlon of a drug raid on hit Orissa . requests parents help in th e 60, Cincinnati , killed in a foura suburban Warrensville Heights couple who charged pollee Orissa government enforcement of this law by car accident on a Cincinnati held them nude at gunpoint while ra11S8cking their.house. officials said th'e tornado instructing their children city street. stokes apD!ogtzed Saturday to Mr. ard Mrs. Walter lasted Jess than 10 minutes about where they may legally Marion : Darla · Sands, 22, Edmonds, whoee suburban Warrensville Heights home was but completely devastated ride. Marion, and Leslie Gossett, raided' by Cleveland and Warrensvtlle Heights police last five villages ln the Keonjhar Sunday afternoon . deput ies 22, Marion, killed in a two-car week. The famlly's large German Shepherd dog was killed district, about 100 miles east investigated a one-car ac- crash in Marton County . during the raid by pollee, who said the animal tried to attack of the Buy of Bengal. cident in Olive Township Co1u m bus : Robert. them. · ' 1 aid 111 north of Reedsville at the Williams, 65, Colwnbus, a orrIc1a s s one v age, s pedestrtB · n, killed when hit by Puruna Ba ndha goda , intersection of CR 50 and R CLEVELAND - FBI AGENTS HAVE arrested John suffered the brunt of the 12( Robbie C. Leach, 24, a car on a Columbus street. Esposito, 28, of Tallmadge, in neighboring Suriunlt County on storm Wld nearly 100 of Its ChilliC(Ithe, was southbound Akron: Dester L. Frazier, chargee of involvement in the theft of f106,000 worth of shrimp estimated 800 residents were on sn 124 at the junction of 35, CWltnn, killed when hit by fromatrucklnBarkeyvWe,Pa. onOct.19, 1975. killed. CR 5() when he lost control of a car on Interstate 11 in The .FBI aaid EaJI!lsito was arrested following__ Villagers wld repo~ters-tbe-hiS car in !OQl!!Lcinders~ Summit Coun:'t'-''- - tnveltljitt<lniilPit!atiurgh on two c.ountiO!-theft from an tornado struck when "the went off the ~ighway and Suaday intentate shipment and one count of conspiracy. · whole place was overcast overturned in the northbound Ashtabula : Jason J . with a thick blanket of clouds. lane: Leach received minor Harper, 14, Rock Creek, TRIANGLE, VA. - PRINCE WlUJAM COUNTY Within minutes a terrific gust Injuries but was not im- k11l ed in a ~otorcycle POLICE are investigating the death of a 23-year-old Marine of wind whipped the village mediately tr eated . No accident on Ohto 534 In (Continued on page 10) that was flattened ." citation was issured. Ashtabula County . ,lj I Mrs. J enelle Haptonsla\1, Middleport. New members shown are, 1-r , Patsy Ogdin, Jane Wagner, Jenelle Haptonstall, Sharon Roseberry, Tonya Davis and Carol Crow. Seven hurt in wrecks Seven persons were injured in nine traffic accidents investigated over the weekend by th e Gallia-Meigs Post Stale Highway Pa trol. The first mishap occurred at 7:30a.m. Saturday on SR 160 at CR 6 where an auto driven by Roy L. Hili , 34, Bidwell , pull ed fr om the co unt y road into the path of a vehicle operated by Howard A. Peck. 32, Bidwell. There was moderate damage. Hill was charged with failure to yield the right of way. Melvin H. Reynolds, 51, Springfiel d, was · charged with DWI fo llo wing a traffi c accident at 2:40 p.m. on SR 143 at Milepost 5. The patrol said Reynolds' ca r sla mmed into a semi oper ated by Les lie D. Ferguson. 2!1 , Barboursv ille. W. Va. causing moderate damage to 'hi s car. Th ree pe)"sons were injured in an accident at 5:45 p.m. Saturda y on Jo\inson's Ridge Kd. two miles so uth of CR 3 in llddison Twp., Galli a County. The patrol said Larry A. Curry, 38, Gal lipolis, attempted to stop his car for a · large hole in the roadway. His vehicle went ou\ of control, ra n off the right side of the roadw ay then overt urned. Injured were three passenge rs, Barbara A. Curry, 28 , Donald L. Curry. 11, and Barbar a S. Curry , age si x. Th ey were taken to the Holzer Medical Center lor treatment of injuries . Their car was demolished. Leonard Hewitt. Dunbar. W. Va . was charged with failure to stop within the ass ured clea r distan ce following an accident at 7: 15 p.m. Saturday on SR 7, no rth of US 35. The patrol said the Hewitt car struck the rear end of a vehicle operated by Chr ist oph er Forbes. 16, Mi nersville. The re was moderate damage. A single car accident occurred at 2 a.m. Sunday on TR 39, one and fo ur tenths miles west of SR 218 where La rr y W. Call , 19, Gallipolis, lo•1 control of his car which ran off the right side of the high way st rik ing a tree. Call was cha rged with failure to drive on the right side of th e road. Carolyn A. Hall , 22, Belpre, was taken to Camden-Clark Hospita l at Parkersburg in SE:OE MS ambulance for in juries sustained in an accident at 9:30 a.m. Saturday on SR 124 at CR 5(). State troopers said Hall lost CQntroi of her car on a hill . Her vehicle ran off the roadway then overt urned. Bec ky Harr is. 10, a passenger in a car driven by John E. Harris, 38, Wellston, suffe1·cd minor inj uries in an accident at 4 p.m. Sunday on us 35. Accordmg to the patrol , she was inj ured when a deer ran into the path of the1r car. The deer was killed. Two persons were injured in an accident at 5:17 p.m. Sunday on SR 7 in Meigs Co unty . The patrol said a ve hicle driv en by Aaron Turner. 74. Racine. pulled mto the path of a vehicle driven by Robert L. Shaw. 26, Apple Grove. W. Va,. Shaw and a passenger, Barbara Sha w. :11 , Appl e Grove, susta in ed mi nor injuri es . They were ta ken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. Turner was cited to Meigs County .Court for fai lure to yield the right of way. Mary L. Carr. 27, Rutland, was charged with fa ilure to stop within the assured clear distanc e following an acCident at 9 p.m. Sunday on CR 5. one tenth of a mile ea•1 of SR 7 in Meigs County. Troopers said the Carr vehicle st ruck the rear end of an auto operated by Donald L. Stivers,' 2t, Middleport. moderatl!" There was dama ge . UMW relief distribution could mean embarrassment CHARLESTON , W.Va . ( UPI ) - Since some districts got more mon ey than ot hers, the United Mine Workers union thinks it would only embarrass officials by saying how a vast relief fund was distributed in the recent coal · strike. • Districts that devised more so phis ti cated systems for doling out the multi-milliondollar fund were given more tn spend , one spckesman told The C.'harleston Gazette. "The amount of money a district gets deperds upon how well the dist rict can jus tify spendin g it for cases," the hardship newspaper quoted the spokesman. More than $4 million was pledged by the United Steelworkers, United Auw Worke r s , · and Communication Workers of America. Money is going to miners still hard up for cash of missing because paychecks in an lll-day contract strike last winter. The fund has distributed $650,000 tg Jls~distr.l.ds, including $142,000 for the three in West Virginia: Miners warned by utilities they would disconnected and by banks of mortga ge fo reclosures are getting •, parti ally bailed mlt ltilJistr ict 17. "We' re paying only enough to keep the utilities in service," commented J oe the distri ct's Duffi e, secretary-t reasurer . ·'We' re also helpin g miners who hav e received foreclosure notices . But we aren 't making car payments. Cars are luxury ite ms. Homes are necessities.'' The Gazette quoted a source as saying that nearly $65,000 went to District 29 in Beckley . In that region , the miners are allowed as much as $100 on utility bills. Another source told the newsoaoer thAt District 31, based in Fairm ont, got some $27.000and used it to buy food for mine rs. The district wants another $25.000 to cover ·utility bills. "It seems to be harder for the miners now than it was during the strike," the source said . " In terms of money, creditors are demanding that bills be paid in full at once . So, many miners in our district have little money left In buy food." Not everyone is satisfied with the manner in which the relief fund is being handled, and one critic Is Bill Lamb, an International Executive Board member from District 6. Fire fighters join forces The Middleport Fire injured in an auto accident. Department was called twice They were taken to Veterans Saturday to the Turkey Run Memor ial Hospital wh ere Road near Cheshire to fight a th ey we re treated and forest fire near the Luther released. Amos residen ce. The Pomer oy's Fire Departdepartment was on the scene ment was called to Turkey several hours during the late Run Road, Rt. 1. Cheshire at afternoon and was recalled al· 4:12 p. m. Saturday to assist 7:37 p. m. when the lire the Middleport Department . broke ouLa secona urn ~ . tt-ln.fi Mh~ing the-fire-there. At 3was on the scene until,10 p: m. p. m. ·Saturday, the Pomeroy At 5:53 p. m. Sunday, the Emergency Squad was called emergency_squad went to the to Kroger's where 1Galdys Intersection of County Roa!! 5 Blessing was ill. She was and Route 7 for Robert and taken to. Veterans Memorial Barbara Shaw who were Hospital . \ 1 1 �117 1978 2TIDaS• Road Numbe NOT CE OF SALE F ors.ch, scorer no-hits Phillies N THE COMMON PLEAS COUR OFMEGS COU N V OH 0 POMEROY NA and BANK ONAL Sport Parade C T ZENI fliiAT ONAL BANK Pa n •• fRED 8 GOEG E N a d 8AR 8ARA A GOEG E N ET AL By MILTON RICHMAN De e da Ca N UP! Spol'll Edlior 6 0 6 eo a ! easeme ega ee se me h gh s o gh 0 eme P o She Me os Co n Oh o 5 5 be be od a 0 0 NEW YORK UP!) Junmy Gamb no had pulled out a cha r and set t up oo the sidewalk For someone else ha would ve been a sunple th ng to do For Junmy Gamb no twas a 1ttle tougher because he has a 1ttle d ff cu ty ge tmg around And tha s the way I found him s1ttmg on a cha r and getting some sun on one of those narrow s de streets m Greenw ch V llage where he was born and brought up where he began h s career as a profess anal boxer and where he a so ended t w th one too sh m stake H s m stake was becom ng nvolved w th dru~s and that mvolvement cost hun both his egs as well as a term n Ja I but he s clean now and anx ous to ge back nto the only th ng he knows o ever eally d d know box ng Do you want to talk here or do you wan to go over o my place Gamb no asked po n mg across the street to a store on whose front wmdow nea y lettered n c unson and yellow we e the wo ds Junmy Gamb no s BoXIng Club Ins de the sto e were two I sh tanks a actio and a plant that was flou shillg I om he light com ng ill through thew ndow A gold cruc f x was attached to one of the wa s and on the other we e p ctures Iron magaz nes of such d ve se persona t es as Char e Chap n Muhammad A Jams Jop n Junmy Carter Cia k Gable Joe F az er Mark Twa n !.Jv Ullman Jerry Ford and D anne Abba the w fe of Robe t DeN ro who once I ved n he ne ghborhood There was also a ash eg ste m he s ore" th no money n t The las hing rung up on he reg ster was no sale Th s s my headqua ters srud the ema kab y cheerfu 46-year-<J d Gamb no who had a 13-1 reco d as a professiOnal heavywe ght and fought n the sem f nal on he Rocky Ma c ano-Joe Lou s card 111 Mad son Square Garden The peop e on th s b ock a e n ce expla ned Gamb no Some of them come ill and buy newspapers from me I se I abou 15 o 2C a day but m not comp an ng I m not looking fo anyth ng I m on Soc al Secur ty d sab hty I get $236 a monthandlmake tdothebest can Gamb no looked a the etter ng on his sto e w ndow and t b ough h m back to the sub ec of box ng I pu tha up about f e mon hs ago he sad don t rea Jy have a gym n I e e As you can see I don get n uch bus ness Once n awh le s me k ds come nand ta k boXIng w th me Bu they don "a o Ira n Tl ey don t want to go to th e gym It s not ke used to be n th s ne ghborhood when I was a kid Everybody wanted to be a f ghter then Gamb no got nil> troub e when he was 19 our years after he had u ned p o Anoth er boxe he me n the gym asked him to go ou and get some pure a oho fo h m then mar Juana and I nally he o n Comillg f om the s eels Gamb no knew whe e to ge t I was stup d he sa d He told me I cou d make $50 a package so went out and go What a ffiiS ake Wha a te b e m stake The n gh he fought on the Ma c ano-Loms ca d Gamb no suf! ed hi s only p ofess onal defeat Ray Wlding stopped h m 111 th e seventh ound operung a cu over h s lef eve I was s ng ill the d ess ng room wa t ng to ge my eye st tched up and e ght guys came unn ng n srud Gamb no One of the n showed me a badge and sa1d FBI They took me down own and barged mew th the sale of hero n Gambillo wh o had never been n rouble before was senten ed to two years n th e M Jan Co ect onal lnst tute n M an M ch He served 19monthsa ndsixdays When I came out I had my box ng cense re nstated fought once more n Bos on and stopped the guy 111 s x rounds Then I sta ted us ng the stuff he a n coca ne speed the whole thillg An nfec ed need e gave Gamb no hepat s 1 hen he developed a c r :u atory disease result ng n one of h s legs he ng an pula ed 111 1968 and the othe n 1969 All due to drugs he sa d I ad to earn the hard way Now when I see a junkie I th nk what a waste Drugs k 11 )OU You ca n o nmuruca~e w h anybody you can love anybody you ca n ea you can laugh When you re a dru g add ct you waste he who e day away You was e half the day wa ng to buy he stuff and he other half wa ng to rob someone Wo :st of a 1 you hur those who Jove you most your mothe you Ia he ) ou b oth e s and your s sters Gamb no hasn wuched a drug n 0 years II a e no ade whatsoever he sad Bo;ung s the only thillg 1know Wha d keto do s ge a pa k perm so I could p on ole ou doo amateur I ghts ght here n the V !age If the p og am comes off I d donate pa of the proceeds to one of th e d ug ehab 1 tat on prog ams There are a o of k ds who need he p Me Gamb no laughed I don need nuch I m okay The only h ng I want o do now s y to he p son eone else In 1964 Mrs Je r e Mbc k of Columbus Ohio became the first woman to make solo n gh around the world By FRED MeMANE UPI Sp rts Writer Bob Forsch au hored the f rst no h Iter of he season hanks to Neal Russo of the St LouiS Post D spatch who charged an error o th rd baseman Ken Re tz m the e ghth mn ng Garry Maddox of he Ph 1es had led off the e ghtll es he l!ny a d OAV 0 Re • 111 556 5 500 ' 500 6 Wes GB 6 6 6 pm an a Ha so a 0 a Kneppe Sa n 00 0 I1 Pro I1 \Standings \ Lmescores a a NV • d • • d • on a NV M NY • cago s C Bo on ago a Bo o C ago a Bo o o2 Bo o a Ch ago Bo o a Ch ago ago h a 2 Hous o a Ch a o be announ ea Ap 8 05 p m Ap 9 De o a Mon ea 8 05 p m Ap Mo a a De o 35 p m Ap J Mo a a De o 35 p m Ap 25 De o a Mon ea 8 OSpm 2 JS p se en ed h Mo ea ll De m game o be an oun Buff1 o i Ph ldt ph I Ap Bv a o a Ph aae pliBOSpm 9 Bu a o a Ph ade pa8 0Spm FOR YOUNG Sa DRIVERS Ap 2 Ph 4de ph 11 a Bu ao805 pm Ap 23 Ph ldf ph II a Bu ao80Spm II(Ap 25 Bu 101 do phla e 05 p m WE R xAp 27 c:an League Ph I Ph edtphe a Bu ala a 05 p m srvrn h game a bt anno n od 2 30 Ill f niCIIIIry • By MIKE TULLY UP! Sp rts Wr e The Kansas C y Royals who a read) own wo Wes e n D on fla gs no" own he bes s a l n he 10-yea hisl y of the anchise We an bea you a o of wa sa d ca che D re Fo e W h the talen on th earn you us kno" some h ng s go ng a happen The mys e ou muctW"e wa m eVIdence Sunday when the Roya s wen hi less o he f rs lou nn ngs s apped o w uns n he se en h and opped Ce e and 2 o he xth s agh CO) In he se en h nn ng Cowens led off w h a s ogle the h d h off Cleveland s a e Wayne Gar and Af er Cowens s ole se and Po e s uck ou bu G and 2 By GARY TAYLOR UP! Sports Wr er HOUSTON UP! The Houston As us p tch g co p resu r ec ed and el ef p tche Tom D xon who ear e h s season owned an earned un average oo bad o a k abou s ead ng the ev val 1 d dn h nk he e wa s any h ng w ong w th he p che s on h s earn sa d D xon the w nn ng p tche n Houston s 4 3 ex ra nn ngs v ctory ove he Cmc nna Reds Sunda) I h nk a of us are ust com ng a ound now he sa d Really th s s a good ean We c go as good a shot a w nn ng as an) body ve seen AI cr os ng he r open ng lou games a C nc nn a the Ast os 4-<i ha e rebounded at h me o bea l.o• Angeles w ce n th ee games and C nc nna wo-of three The ates Houst on w n kep Reds start111g p tcher Tom Seaver w n ess n h ee starts and knocked he Reds from f rst place n he Na ona ,eague Wes Will ng h s gan e sa d Astros h rd baseman Enos Cabel made su e tha "hen teams come n here hey won be hal s epp ng D xon who d d not et re one of four ba ers he fa ced n his prev ous appearance h s season was nserted nto a 3 3 t e game n the 2th nn ng Sunday because Manager B 11 V don fel he had no o he cho ce I on y had start ng pit che s left V rdon sa d E en ho ugh he p tched poo y he ast t me 1 had o pu Tom n h re If you a oc age 0 Sy ICUSe en ce awson C e k V c ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL t2' PIZZA 1 79 M Eng anti a M Ena anel DALE C WARNER a Tex 80S Med INSURANCE GINO S I "l 2 4) 102 W Mlln a Ch Pomeroy a en go ng o use a p he you m gh as we send h n down o hem no D xon 23 esponded w h wo nn ngs of one-hit e e wh e the As os pu unne s m s o ng pos on each ex a mn ng un I J mmy Sex on opened the 3th ~ h a wa k stole second and scored on Cabel s wa-ou s ng e To come back and w n aft e blowillg a 3-1 ead n he n n h shows me something V don sa d As ro s star c J R R chard was b eez ng hrough h s second straight wo-h t pe forman e unt 1 he ffl Expos 4 M<ts I Da e Cash and And e Dawson home cd and RoS§ G uns ey ossed a our -11 er ad ng he Expos " a y o e he Me s y bes ed Jer } n n bea ng e Me ' e on I ne thi); 0 eason weekend ba age w th w hi s and the w nn111g RB a Boston ex ended s " nrung s eak to fou n ud111 g he U "' game sweep o 1 exa Yank es 3 Wh le S • 0 D k T d ow ea ed he bu den n New V k s n u p agued p chillg s af by spa ng our h ove 6 2 3 nn ngs Sunday and Spa ky a y e he ped h m ou se enth nn ng Jam as New Vo k w apped up a h ee game sweep o he ser es Ma ue s 11-1 1\\ n 5-2 Bob S nson d o e n th ec un n he opene and ugged a M-run h me n then gh ap Sea eb okea e gh -ga me lo ng s cak n the opene T gers I Blue Javs 3 Jason fhompso s wo-<Ju ng e b oke a 3-3 e n he se en h nn ng and J m Craw o d p ched 3 2 3 111n ng o h le s Kemp han e ed Jo n ~ aybe ry home h T on 8 12 s outed 3 and Ce U ~ C rr across ~o s M wauk"' and napped e os ng s ea~ LetM fu ed f 0 0 he I th on a home ed He e mg h s eague homer fo NY K a e Naho odnv 000 000 020 000 H n on T dow ooo- 0 ox 3 e 50 0 end loaded he ba ses n he n n h mn g go red he sad Un I Sa u day R ha d "as he on ) Ast os p chc o show a y ons en ) Th a chang ed when Ma k ..emongel o he No 4 A as starte p ched a h ee h er aga ns he Reds Sa u day rugh C n nn a 7 3 and on pe cen age po n s beh nd Los An ge es n he Wes e n D s on s ge ng no he p from s p ch ng ace I m obv ou y no p tch g e) we Sea e sa d I s e o go u on Waltrip wins Staley 400 NORTH WILKESBORO N C UP! Da ell Wallr p ook mo e than a half lap VI or) Sunday o e R cha d Pc y n the S aley 400 a No t11 W lkesbo o Speedway I had a ca easy ume toda y sad Wa tr p who p ked up h s second v cto y o I e season Nobody ga e ne a ha d me I was JUSt a SJH)rtS transactwns rea easy ace for me Waltr p s Che o e wa s almost a ap beh nd Benny Pa sons earl) 111the ace bu he made ad ustments dur ng ille f s cau on flag s op and s ayed n con en on th e es of the wa y Pe y Dodge go a ap behind Wa p w h abou 70 aps w go when he made a p sop fo ou s de es H made up pa o the del bu wa abou 15 seconds beh nd befo e a au on na g on the na ap " ped out an) hance he had o w nrung We were yillg to ou gure then because we sure coul dn outrun hem sa d Pe y s 11 look ng fo h s f t w111 of the season We s a ed off as good as we ou d §e and ran he san a 1 da) sa d Pe y whose Ia VIctory was Julv ~ Dar e I was qill ke to ar w h bu t took them onge to f nd he coon bma t on Benny Pa sons f n shed th rd n a Chevrole and Le nn e Pond a so n a Chevrolet f n shed fourth bo h one ap beh nd Wa p Dave Marc s f n shed I fth wo aps back Wal r p averaged 92 436 m les per hour ill the ace s owed Ill 25 of the 400 ap b fou a on fl ags The e "e e 18 ead changes among e en dr ver w h Wa p ad ng 148 lap n ud ng he na 68 af e lC edge Pe y Cae\abooghbw q head gaske a d ad to ou a e 120 aps me han al a ure oo k p a ~ h ap a e he ook he ead on ap 00 Ya bo ough d op ed ba k o four h n he W n ton Cup po n and ngs beh nd Pa sons Mar s nd enrue P d Pa so ns has 349 Ma c s 246 Pond d \a h ough 87 I" n ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12 PIZZA GINO S $32() The 6-2 da Iy double of Je Eye and Sassy Mate pa d $54 80 and the 4-M fecta $54 7 80 The 7 028 tho oughb ed ac g fans be $760 939 992 7 ss 4tS Thl d 51 Mddltport 0 SP£CIA 5 • a h Amos Ot s w h a p ch Cl n Hurdle hen ned a s ngle o cen e and Cowens ba ely bea a th ow rom R k Mann ng to he p ate tu e he game a 1 Pa ek bounced an nf e d ng e and F ank Wh e de c ed a w de squeeze to o e 0 s Gar and had his bes out ng f the season s king au th ee and walk ng wo dur ng h s 7 I 3 nnillg s n In o he Amer can League games games Bos on opped Texas 8-<i New Yo k b ankcd Ch cago 3.{) Sea e swep a doublch ea de f om M nreso a 8-5 7 2 Detr n pp ed Toron o 43 Salt mo e spl t w h M waukee w nn ng ~ tllen os ng 9 2 and Ca l fo n a n shaded Oak and 2 nn ngs R.t S x 8 Rangers 6 Bu h Hobso n flllished a BEULAH RESULTS GROVE CITY Ohio UP A1 th e Marbles w h Gene Vo k up swep ahead n he s etch and scored a head w 6 ave Go On TV n he 00000000 000 000 20 6 o featured race at Beulah Pa k Ke n 8 a d P a d Po e w Sunday Handsome Tod was th rd Ga a d Marbles wa s c ocked a I 2~ for the s x fu longs and e urned $9 110 $5 110 1 62 0000 00000 Oak a d 9 2 p tch g of H c ~ Reu he and ead U e Cubs to v tory o e the P ate> Hf s ng ed home Eleusche e h d and Ivan DeJesu w th the e-b eak ng f e KC enjoys best start 02 1 J • and G enn Bu ke ea h dro e napa o m• as he Dodgers handed he hap ess B a es the s x h oss n seven games Giants 8 Pad es 4 W I e McCovey h he 495th home o his aree a th ee un bias n the s nn111g o he p the G an s defea he Pad es Je y 1'u ne h a wo un p111 h home fo the Padr ill he n nth Cubs 5 P ra es I GgGoshadwoun ormg s ng es to suppo he Astro pitching corps resurrected r-----------, Ch n illrun gs Ch ago mmed P sl u gh 5 and Mon rea bea New York 4 1 Boston beat Texas 8-<i New Yo k banked Ch cago 30 Sea Je ook a doub e h ea de om M nneso a 8-5 7 2 Detro t n pped To onto 4-3 Kansas C y edged Cleveland 2 I Sa more beat M !waukee 7 5 hen as 9 2 and Ca lorn a downed Oak and 2 I ill I nn ngs n Arne a League ac on D odgers 8 Braves 0 R ck Rhoden s a erect se en h ts and Ste e Ga e tr 2 2 6 W L o 0 RECTOR e 6 5 5 GB W L 6 6 6 Ap ese e., J 5 ha s wha m here fo There was no quest on ill my m nd about be ng an error but was the f rst une 1ever go a stand ng ova on for mak111g an erro He z sa ked Fo sch to a .{) lead n he lou th w en he s ngled home a un a.nd he Cardin a s added th ee uns n the s x h " h p nch-h tte Roge F eed de wo un double n othe Na ona League ga es Los Angeles blanked Allan a II.{] San Fran sco defeated San D ego H 4 H us on n pped C nc nna 4- Ame can League Ma o League StanCI ngs Bv Un ed P es n e na ona Na ona League Ea W L P GB Ap 8 wth aha d smash to hrd wh ch sk pped unde he g ove of he usually SW"e handed He t z Afte del bera ng for about 10 seconds Russo ruled an error and the crowd of 11 495 chee ed w ld y He z the usual y sure handed th d sacker sa d You got to catch those bal s Cust~m full In ooe or nro dags �117 1978 2TIDaS• Road Numbe NOT CE OF SALE F ors.ch, scorer no-hits Phillies N THE COMMON PLEAS COUR OFMEGS COU N V OH 0 POMEROY NA and BANK ONAL Sport Parade C T ZENI fliiAT ONAL BANK Pa n •• fRED 8 GOEG E N a d 8AR 8ARA A GOEG E N ET AL By MILTON RICHMAN De e da Ca N UP! Spol'll Edlior 6 0 6 eo a ! easeme ega ee se me h gh s o gh 0 eme P o She Me os Co n Oh o 5 5 be be od a 0 0 NEW YORK UP!) Junmy Gamb no had pulled out a cha r and set t up oo the sidewalk For someone else ha would ve been a sunple th ng to do For Junmy Gamb no twas a 1ttle tougher because he has a 1ttle d ff cu ty ge tmg around And tha s the way I found him s1ttmg on a cha r and getting some sun on one of those narrow s de streets m Greenw ch V llage where he was born and brought up where he began h s career as a profess anal boxer and where he a so ended t w th one too sh m stake H s m stake was becom ng nvolved w th dru~s and that mvolvement cost hun both his egs as well as a term n Ja I but he s clean now and anx ous to ge back nto the only th ng he knows o ever eally d d know box ng Do you want to talk here or do you wan to go over o my place Gamb no asked po n mg across the street to a store on whose front wmdow nea y lettered n c unson and yellow we e the wo ds Junmy Gamb no s BoXIng Club Ins de the sto e were two I sh tanks a actio and a plant that was flou shillg I om he light com ng ill through thew ndow A gold cruc f x was attached to one of the wa s and on the other we e p ctures Iron magaz nes of such d ve se persona t es as Char e Chap n Muhammad A Jams Jop n Junmy Carter Cia k Gable Joe F az er Mark Twa n !.Jv Ullman Jerry Ford and D anne Abba the w fe of Robe t DeN ro who once I ved n he ne ghborhood There was also a ash eg ste m he s ore" th no money n t The las hing rung up on he reg ster was no sale Th s s my headqua ters srud the ema kab y cheerfu 46-year-<J d Gamb no who had a 13-1 reco d as a professiOnal heavywe ght and fought n the sem f nal on he Rocky Ma c ano-Joe Lou s card 111 Mad son Square Garden The peop e on th s b ock a e n ce expla ned Gamb no Some of them come ill and buy newspapers from me I se I abou 15 o 2C a day but m not comp an ng I m not looking fo anyth ng I m on Soc al Secur ty d sab hty I get $236 a monthandlmake tdothebest can Gamb no looked a the etter ng on his sto e w ndow and t b ough h m back to the sub ec of box ng I pu tha up about f e mon hs ago he sad don t rea Jy have a gym n I e e As you can see I don get n uch bus ness Once n awh le s me k ds come nand ta k boXIng w th me Bu they don "a o Ira n Tl ey don t want to go to th e gym It s not ke used to be n th s ne ghborhood when I was a kid Everybody wanted to be a f ghter then Gamb no got nil> troub e when he was 19 our years after he had u ned p o Anoth er boxe he me n the gym asked him to go ou and get some pure a oho fo h m then mar Juana and I nally he o n Comillg f om the s eels Gamb no knew whe e to ge t I was stup d he sa d He told me I cou d make $50 a package so went out and go What a ffiiS ake Wha a te b e m stake The n gh he fought on the Ma c ano-Loms ca d Gamb no suf! ed hi s only p ofess onal defeat Ray Wlding stopped h m 111 th e seventh ound operung a cu over h s lef eve I was s ng ill the d ess ng room wa t ng to ge my eye st tched up and e ght guys came unn ng n srud Gamb no One of the n showed me a badge and sa1d FBI They took me down own and barged mew th the sale of hero n Gambillo wh o had never been n rouble before was senten ed to two years n th e M Jan Co ect onal lnst tute n M an M ch He served 19monthsa ndsixdays When I came out I had my box ng cense re nstated fought once more n Bos on and stopped the guy 111 s x rounds Then I sta ted us ng the stuff he a n coca ne speed the whole thillg An nfec ed need e gave Gamb no hepat s 1 hen he developed a c r :u atory disease result ng n one of h s legs he ng an pula ed 111 1968 and the othe n 1969 All due to drugs he sa d I ad to earn the hard way Now when I see a junkie I th nk what a waste Drugs k 11 )OU You ca n o nmuruca~e w h anybody you can love anybody you ca n ea you can laugh When you re a dru g add ct you waste he who e day away You was e half the day wa ng to buy he stuff and he other half wa ng to rob someone Wo :st of a 1 you hur those who Jove you most your mothe you Ia he ) ou b oth e s and your s sters Gamb no hasn wuched a drug n 0 years II a e no ade whatsoever he sad Bo;ung s the only thillg 1know Wha d keto do s ge a pa k perm so I could p on ole ou doo amateur I ghts ght here n the V !age If the p og am comes off I d donate pa of the proceeds to one of th e d ug ehab 1 tat on prog ams There are a o of k ds who need he p Me Gamb no laughed I don need nuch I m okay The only h ng I want o do now s y to he p son eone else In 1964 Mrs Je r e Mbc k of Columbus Ohio became the first woman to make solo n gh around the world By FRED MeMANE UPI Sp rts Writer Bob Forsch au hored the f rst no h Iter of he season hanks to Neal Russo of the St LouiS Post D spatch who charged an error o th rd baseman Ken Re tz m the e ghth mn ng Garry Maddox of he Ph 1es had led off the e ghtll es he l!ny a d OAV 0 Re • 111 556 5 500 ' 500 6 Wes GB 6 6 6 pm an a Ha so a 0 a Kneppe Sa n 00 0 I1 Pro I1 \Standings \ Lmescores a a NV • d • • d • on a NV M NY • cago s C Bo on ago a Bo o C ago a Bo o o2 Bo o a Ch ago Bo o a Ch ago ago h a 2 Hous o a Ch a o be announ ea Ap 8 05 p m Ap 9 De o a Mon ea 8 05 p m Ap Mo a a De o 35 p m Ap J Mo a a De o 35 p m Ap 25 De o a Mon ea 8 OSpm 2 JS p se en ed h Mo ea ll De m game o be an oun Buff1 o i Ph ldt ph I Ap Bv a o a Ph aae pliBOSpm 9 Bu a o a Ph ade pa8 0Spm FOR YOUNG Sa DRIVERS Ap 2 Ph 4de ph 11 a Bu ao805 pm Ap 23 Ph ldf ph II a Bu ao80Spm II(Ap 25 Bu 101 do phla e 05 p m WE R xAp 27 c:an League Ph I Ph edtphe a Bu ala a 05 p m srvrn h game a bt anno n od 2 30 Ill f niCIIIIry • By MIKE TULLY UP! Sp rts Wr e The Kansas C y Royals who a read) own wo Wes e n D on fla gs no" own he bes s a l n he 10-yea hisl y of the anchise We an bea you a o of wa sa d ca che D re Fo e W h the talen on th earn you us kno" some h ng s go ng a happen The mys e ou muctW"e wa m eVIdence Sunday when the Roya s wen hi less o he f rs lou nn ngs s apped o w uns n he se en h and opped Ce e and 2 o he xth s agh CO) In he se en h nn ng Cowens led off w h a s ogle the h d h off Cleveland s a e Wayne Gar and Af er Cowens s ole se and Po e s uck ou bu G and 2 By GARY TAYLOR UP! Sports Wr er HOUSTON UP! The Houston As us p tch g co p resu r ec ed and el ef p tche Tom D xon who ear e h s season owned an earned un average oo bad o a k abou s ead ng the ev val 1 d dn h nk he e wa s any h ng w ong w th he p che s on h s earn sa d D xon the w nn ng p tche n Houston s 4 3 ex ra nn ngs v ctory ove he Cmc nna Reds Sunda) I h nk a of us are ust com ng a ound now he sa d Really th s s a good ean We c go as good a shot a w nn ng as an) body ve seen AI cr os ng he r open ng lou games a C nc nn a the Ast os 4-<i ha e rebounded at h me o bea l.o• Angeles w ce n th ee games and C nc nna wo-of three The ates Houst on w n kep Reds start111g p tcher Tom Seaver w n ess n h ee starts and knocked he Reds from f rst place n he Na ona ,eague Wes Will ng h s gan e sa d Astros h rd baseman Enos Cabel made su e tha "hen teams come n here hey won be hal s epp ng D xon who d d not et re one of four ba ers he fa ced n his prev ous appearance h s season was nserted nto a 3 3 t e game n the 2th nn ng Sunday because Manager B 11 V don fel he had no o he cho ce I on y had start ng pit che s left V rdon sa d E en ho ugh he p tched poo y he ast t me 1 had o pu Tom n h re If you a oc age 0 Sy ICUSe en ce awson C e k V c ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL t2' PIZZA 1 79 M Eng anti a M Ena anel DALE C WARNER a Tex 80S Med INSURANCE GINO S I "l 2 4) 102 W Mlln a Ch Pomeroy a en go ng o use a p he you m gh as we send h n down o hem no D xon 23 esponded w h wo nn ngs of one-hit e e wh e the As os pu unne s m s o ng pos on each ex a mn ng un I J mmy Sex on opened the 3th ~ h a wa k stole second and scored on Cabel s wa-ou s ng e To come back and w n aft e blowillg a 3-1 ead n he n n h shows me something V don sa d As ro s star c J R R chard was b eez ng hrough h s second straight wo-h t pe forman e unt 1 he ffl Expos 4 M<ts I Da e Cash and And e Dawson home cd and RoS§ G uns ey ossed a our -11 er ad ng he Expos " a y o e he Me s y bes ed Jer } n n bea ng e Me ' e on I ne thi); 0 eason weekend ba age w th w hi s and the w nn111g RB a Boston ex ended s " nrung s eak to fou n ud111 g he U "' game sweep o 1 exa Yank es 3 Wh le S • 0 D k T d ow ea ed he bu den n New V k s n u p agued p chillg s af by spa ng our h ove 6 2 3 nn ngs Sunday and Spa ky a y e he ped h m ou se enth nn ng Jam as New Vo k w apped up a h ee game sweep o he ser es Ma ue s 11-1 1\\ n 5-2 Bob S nson d o e n th ec un n he opene and ugged a M-run h me n then gh ap Sea eb okea e gh -ga me lo ng s cak n the opene T gers I Blue Javs 3 Jason fhompso s wo-<Ju ng e b oke a 3-3 e n he se en h nn ng and J m Craw o d p ched 3 2 3 111n ng o h le s Kemp han e ed Jo n ~ aybe ry home h T on 8 12 s outed 3 and Ce U ~ C rr across ~o s M wauk"' and napped e os ng s ea~ LetM fu ed f 0 0 he I th on a home ed He e mg h s eague homer fo NY K a e Naho odnv 000 000 020 000 H n on T dow ooo- 0 ox 3 e 50 0 end loaded he ba ses n he n n h mn g go red he sad Un I Sa u day R ha d "as he on ) Ast os p chc o show a y ons en ) Th a chang ed when Ma k ..emongel o he No 4 A as starte p ched a h ee h er aga ns he Reds Sa u day rugh C n nn a 7 3 and on pe cen age po n s beh nd Los An ge es n he Wes e n D s on s ge ng no he p from s p ch ng ace I m obv ou y no p tch g e) we Sea e sa d I s e o go u on Waltrip wins Staley 400 NORTH WILKESBORO N C UP! Da ell Wallr p ook mo e than a half lap VI or) Sunday o e R cha d Pc y n the S aley 400 a No t11 W lkesbo o Speedway I had a ca easy ume toda y sad Wa tr p who p ked up h s second v cto y o I e season Nobody ga e ne a ha d me I was JUSt a SJH)rtS transactwns rea easy ace for me Waltr p s Che o e wa s almost a ap beh nd Benny Pa sons earl) 111the ace bu he made ad ustments dur ng ille f s cau on flag s op and s ayed n con en on th e es of the wa y Pe y Dodge go a ap behind Wa p w h abou 70 aps w go when he made a p sop fo ou s de es H made up pa o the del bu wa abou 15 seconds beh nd befo e a au on na g on the na ap " ped out an) hance he had o w nrung We were yillg to ou gure then because we sure coul dn outrun hem sa d Pe y s 11 look ng fo h s f t w111 of the season We s a ed off as good as we ou d §e and ran he san a 1 da) sa d Pe y whose Ia VIctory was Julv ~ Dar e I was qill ke to ar w h bu t took them onge to f nd he coon bma t on Benny Pa sons f n shed th rd n a Chevrole and Le nn e Pond a so n a Chevrolet f n shed fourth bo h one ap beh nd Wa p Dave Marc s f n shed I fth wo aps back Wal r p averaged 92 436 m les per hour ill the ace s owed Ill 25 of the 400 ap b fou a on fl ags The e "e e 18 ead changes among e en dr ver w h Wa p ad ng 148 lap n ud ng he na 68 af e lC edge Pe y Cae\abooghbw q head gaske a d ad to ou a e 120 aps me han al a ure oo k p a ~ h ap a e he ook he ead on ap 00 Ya bo ough d op ed ba k o four h n he W n ton Cup po n and ngs beh nd Pa sons Mar s nd enrue P d Pa so ns has 349 Ma c s 246 Pond d \a h ough 87 I" n ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12 PIZZA GINO S $32() The 6-2 da Iy double of Je Eye and Sassy Mate pa d $54 80 and the 4-M fecta $54 7 80 The 7 028 tho oughb ed ac g fans be $760 939 992 7 ss 4tS Thl d 51 Mddltport 0 SP£CIA 5 • a h Amos Ot s w h a p ch Cl n Hurdle hen ned a s ngle o cen e and Cowens ba ely bea a th ow rom R k Mann ng to he p ate tu e he game a 1 Pa ek bounced an nf e d ng e and F ank Wh e de c ed a w de squeeze to o e 0 s Gar and had his bes out ng f the season s king au th ee and walk ng wo dur ng h s 7 I 3 nnillg s n In o he Amer can League games games Bos on opped Texas 8-<i New Yo k b ankcd Ch cago 3.{) Sea e swep a doublch ea de f om M nreso a 8-5 7 2 Detr n pp ed Toron o 43 Salt mo e spl t w h M waukee w nn ng ~ tllen os ng 9 2 and Ca l fo n a n shaded Oak and 2 nn ngs R.t S x 8 Rangers 6 Bu h Hobso n flllished a BEULAH RESULTS GROVE CITY Ohio UP A1 th e Marbles w h Gene Vo k up swep ahead n he s etch and scored a head w 6 ave Go On TV n he 00000000 000 000 20 6 o featured race at Beulah Pa k Ke n 8 a d P a d Po e w Sunday Handsome Tod was th rd Ga a d Marbles wa s c ocked a I 2~ for the s x fu longs and e urned $9 110 $5 110 1 62 0000 00000 Oak a d 9 2 p tch g of H c ~ Reu he and ead U e Cubs to v tory o e the P ate> Hf s ng ed home Eleusche e h d and Ivan DeJesu w th the e-b eak ng f e KC enjoys best start 02 1 J • and G enn Bu ke ea h dro e napa o m• as he Dodgers handed he hap ess B a es the s x h oss n seven games Giants 8 Pad es 4 W I e McCovey h he 495th home o his aree a th ee un bias n the s nn111g o he p the G an s defea he Pad es Je y 1'u ne h a wo un p111 h home fo the Padr ill he n nth Cubs 5 P ra es I GgGoshadwoun ormg s ng es to suppo he Astro pitching corps resurrected r-----------, Ch n illrun gs Ch ago mmed P sl u gh 5 and Mon rea bea New York 4 1 Boston beat Texas 8-<i New Yo k banked Ch cago 30 Sea Je ook a doub e h ea de om M nneso a 8-5 7 2 Detro t n pped To onto 4-3 Kansas C y edged Cleveland 2 I Sa more beat M !waukee 7 5 hen as 9 2 and Ca lorn a downed Oak and 2 I ill I nn ngs n Arne a League ac on D odgers 8 Braves 0 R ck Rhoden s a erect se en h ts and Ste e Ga e tr 2 2 6 W L o 0 RECTOR e 6 5 5 GB W L 6 6 6 Ap ese e., J 5 ha s wha m here fo There was no quest on ill my m nd about be ng an error but was the f rst une 1ever go a stand ng ova on for mak111g an erro He z sa ked Fo sch to a .{) lead n he lou th w en he s ngled home a un a.nd he Cardin a s added th ee uns n the s x h " h p nch-h tte Roge F eed de wo un double n othe Na ona League ga es Los Angeles blanked Allan a II.{] San Fran sco defeated San D ego H 4 H us on n pped C nc nna 4- Ame can League Ma o League StanCI ngs Bv Un ed P es n e na ona Na ona League Ea W L P GB Ap 8 wth aha d smash to hrd wh ch sk pped unde he g ove of he usually SW"e handed He t z Afte del bera ng for about 10 seconds Russo ruled an error and the crowd of 11 495 chee ed w ld y He z the usual y sure handed th d sacker sa d You got to catch those bal s Cust~m full In ooe or nro dags �Till' l>illl) i !'t.•llllllt.'l \h id'~ I" 1\ l\ •t nn ,~ ~ . 1. :'\h111du y. Apnlli.IH78 ' ODNR ,, Richard ~ays Seaver is old lTI • HOUSTL1 :>; Housh11t :h1 r~,, s plll'h~·r ,1 H Rtr h Rrd l'\111~\dt'r:" ('trll'\1\!l .H I Reds pttl'h~r T,1111 S:e.n cr ll\'t'r tht' hill " Sean:r · ~ ,,hL" i.;t'l\ t n~ Ri cha ni AA !d S11nda~ '' ht'll as.kt\i \\ h~ St•.Wt'f h.is thrt't' llt.,..._it"\' l ~ hl flS thiS St'flS..II\ rnrh t"'.i st.lrt~ m :hr t't' B. ll'!J,lf\1:0 , .l~:nns:t tlh1 St•.Jwr tn ~8. !ht' 3.1· ~ t' .t r· ! lh ' \,f th,l$t' :'l.mLs. " \\lwn 1 t:t' l ,,hi. I'm llt'! ~~~m~ t,, h.n t' :ht' i!•\ lli stuff .tnd u's ~ ~·m a: :, t-..• .1 difficult ~'' Sl!l,,n ft' f l~ h' . Hll'h,Jrd :'-8\d " Yt' ll ,1,m·~ t.1kt' .tn)1h111~ ~1 w a~ ir'x' 111 him l"t'i.':m~ t' tw's: ,1 hell '-' f .1 ptt (' ht,•r .wd he was l!ft'Bt lil tht' p.\!"1 · Rur past hi :'h' r~ ·· fl\t.'·tt nh' ~0:.:a nw '' mnt>r '' h,, \\ dS traded b: !ht' S t'll Yl rk \ h't:; h' tht' Hl·ds L :unn!;: :ht' 1~)~7 St' .l~m. : ~.~an .m• p.;l.:'t St' i.l\t' r .t hH S bt.~t'n t~,u ~..~tled Ill hi lJU1!!1h ~ :8 httS . lll!lt' t'ilr11l'd TWlS an'd st x ht' rl<t' run~ • Ht> h. hi : n, ubl t> ~'llh hts (,"'l r ,\, ntn.\i Sunda~ \\ 3 lkm~ flrt' , J. nd aHnf"li .1 h'ss l'nl ~ " ht' n rus t t'diH!lllltt' S St'<l rt:"d d 11~ 1, 4:,: L> pl~·tt' .. t ._,t"l Ji • SuperSonics defeat Lakers hills big By MIKE SHAUN frontline of Kareem Abdul· UPl Sports Writer Jabbar, Adrian Dantley and • The Seattle SuperSonics, :;. J~maal Wilkes, the 'no-<1ame' mnth uunn~ r uns . 17, when Lenny Wilkens took Sonic frontcourt of Jack 'I'm llb,·w usl y not pit ch1ng The Ohio Department of over for Bob Hopkins earlier , Sikma, Marvin Webster and \' t' r~ \W\1. .. St•arer sa id. ,;It is Natural Resources' Division in the season, captured their John Johnson combined for 62 ~ 1 ~\<n t' t'rn ., NBA series with tl•e J'.os points and 32 rebounds in the Ask<'li whnt he would do of Wildlife has billed three Angeles Lakers with a 111-102 final game of the tht'ee-game .•b<•ut lL Seaver said " I'll cities, an individual. and a victory Sunday and will open series , thmk ll b.lut ll 24 hours and eurporation nearly $100,000 their Wesfern Conferen ce Sikma led the Sonics with ttwn tr~ tll ft~un~ \J Ut "'hat to for the death of more than semifi nal series with the 24 points, including 12 in the 239. 000 fi sh killed by dl } worl d champion Tra il third quarter when Seattle " ll' hl'n you are a pro pollut ion , The City of Blazers in Portland Tuesday opened a 19-point lead and 8t hlt'tt' you go through cycles . Columbus received a bill for night eight ill the fourth quarter $54,!>5L92 for the dea th of Y ~o1 u try not to \\'llrry about it Playing against th,. r ;,kPr when theSonics beld off a late 71,2:>5 fi sh killed as a result of ~~ tw11 y 11 U are in a 'negative !*'wage bei ng bypassed from ::::::::::::::::::,::,:,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,:,:,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::::::::::,:::,:::: l'yl'lr . Yl' U ha\'t:' to think it { the Colu mbu s se wage ::: Wllltum around ." In Ill prel'lOUS Major treatment system into the Scioto Ri ver in October 1976, l . ea~ue seasons , Seavers' Coasta l Tan k Jj nes, Inc, of ~.· won·h1ss re-cord of 203-113 ~ Akron was billed $26,32L26 ~:~ 8~ ranks e1ghth among all time for the death of 14t,497 fish prrrentagr leaders . H!s Uolted Press Jotematlooal chose, don't let the meat rt•co rd ts .642 but his Wl nntng killed wh en ammonia ent ered waste in the field , Dress the Marmota monax is not a Massies Creek in Grecne pe r c t-.>11\a~w agamst Houston will animal as you would any name everyone ·ts 51:!. tht" lo wrst against any County in May !917, The ci ty recogn ize. other game and take it home of Troy was billed $16,248,60 team he has fac!'d , It's the scientific name of for a meaL It may become Astn1s l'enterfie\der Ct~sa r for 18 ,390 fish killed when the common groundhog or one or your favorites and add l't>dt'Tll' sa1d hts teanm1atrs effl ue nt fro m the city 's woodchuck, If you take the another dimension to spring al wav s h•re felt they could se wa ge tr ea tment syste m scie ntifi c name one step huntin g, containing ammonia cnt.cred hH S('a\·rr . further back you come across "lk s a good pit cher but th e Gr('at Miami Ri"·er in another unfamilir term for nl1thtng lo get do\\11 about . I Miam1 County in December the family of animals to thmk he has loS1 some of his ' 1976, Charles D, Murray of which this creature belongs; 1 el ol'\11, We'll h•t hun better the College Corner was billed fam il y Sci urdia e, c= md brtter ... Cedeno sa1d . squirrels, $1 ,301,36 for 8,000 fish killed The huntin g .§_easo n on when liquid fertil izer ent ered these sometimes 11estructive Bucks Branch in Preble • Cities ,: ; 0. ut· d00rs ::;: Woods paces 94-86 :· ''-'·' ':l 't-',1t '1-'~ '••L ' J'' t :. o· ._, J.1 ' , >2,: ii- The Daily Sen !inc!, Middlepurl-Pomeroy. (), Monday. Apri117, 1978 A thought for the day : your co py ol Astro-Graph Lei- VIRGO (Aug , 13-Sept 221 A ' r., ::,1 ~ . -= ·vsh'P :..~._ · ·~ 1\ 1th J co rn- Count)' in May 1977. The C1ty of Wave rly was billed $1148,62 for th e death of 559 fish as a resu lt of effl uent entermg Crooked Creek in P1ke County from the cit y's sewa ge 1reatment system in September 1976, The Divi sion of Wildltfe also report ed 1t rece iv ed payments in March totalin g $L43U3 fo r pollution-related wild anima l deaths , David Eichelberger of Ashland paid $1,1 20,23 for 1,749 wild amma ls, moS1ly fish, killed when silo hquors and bamyard waste entered Whet· stone Creek in Ric hl and Co unty in September 1976, frank Howell and Sons of Lynchburg paid $353,10 for 236 wild an•mals, most ly fi sh, killed as a result of herbici des enterinKa tri butary of Rocky Fork Cree k •n High land County in May 1976, but now is one of the best ti mes to hunt them, Most peo ple shoot groundhogs simply to keep their numbers down so they don't ca use erosion or crop damage later in the year, Few of the large numbers PHILADELPHIA I UP! J _ killed every year wind up on Rudy Woods, who lnwers onetile table and any old-timer half inch shy of seven feet, will tell you th is is a waste of had no trouble measuring up, delicious meaL in leading the West to a 94~ The meal of a groundhog is \ictnry· over the East in the best if it is marinated All-American High School overnight in salt water, a G co mmercial marinade . ur ame The , Bryan (Tex. J High even a good wine, Boil the Schoo l st udent, who was meat 20 minutes oc so for tallest of the 20 basketball allextra tenderness and fry it stars, scored 13 points and just as you would chicken. These animals hibernate in pulled down a game-high 16 rebounds Saturday night, He the winter and are just now was named tlie Most coming out again ill search of valua ble Player in the a spring meaL The we!'ds contest which was the first haven't grown tall yet, 50 annual benefit game before Iiley aren't as hard to see as IJ,063 at the Spectrum , they will be later in the yea r Although Woods wasn't the Despite their co mm on high scorer in the game , it nam e, goundh ogs are was his slam dunk and tw o meticulously clean animalsfree throws in a 10-0 west On this day in history : more so than raccoons sur ge in the final three even ln 1521. Martin Luther was which everyone seems to minutes that broke open the excommunicated from the think are fastidious, indeed, close contest Roman Cathollc church after Most of their meals include Mark Aguirre , a 6-7 refusing In admit charges of various kinds of vegetation forward from Chica go heresy, including the new shoots of Westinghouse High School the crops fanners will begin who averaged 3B points a ola,ntmg .soon, game during the regular For th1~ reason m ost land· , . season, fini shed as high owne,rs w11l not object to your !*'orer for the West with 17 hun ting them on the1r points. including a pair of proper!) , but sta te law and bruta l dunk shots, Vin ce common co urt esy require Taylor, of Tates 'Creek High that you ask before settmg in Lexinglnn, Ky ,, added 13, I ,ouL ., Darryl Mitchall , a 6-4 Loo k for , the fgro f' uMhqgs Ids . 1 tn guar d from Nor th Sh ore H'1gh ~1""--------- ~ the margtn le ' a ong School in West Palm Beach fen cerows, at the border of a na ,, led all scorers with 20 stand of trees and along creek points for the East while ~H-• banks, Cornelius Thompson, a &-7 Most hunters prefer to use forward wh o led his a rifle and scope for shooting Middletown I Co nn .) Hi gh over distance - a ,22 works team to 72 straight victnries, nicely - but the animals are added 17, also ta ken with a longbow or Philadelphia stars Reggie shotguns , , Jackson of Roman Catholic Whatever method you High and Clarence Tillman of West Philadelphia High scored nine and seven points, ANNIVERSARY respectively , for the East . ...Choose a patio full of cool comfort at th at ma ke I't even ffiOf'e fUn. Club Chair animals is -open year roWld West cage victory ... ° SPECIAL SS9.95 Love Seat s99.95 1 Chaise Lounge 89.95 The top qua ldy wood n the d,a 1se plus roomy sette-e and clu b c ha~r n·cely com plemented v. l1h plump ~ n y l and duck cush•ons tha~ are "'ana tufted 12" PIZZA wi t~ Peppuoni 01 Sovwgt Rtgvlor Prut U . IO SPfCIAl sI 79 MON.· TUU.· W(D , li,.Ri l 17· 1' AT All 70" TABLE GINO'S '99.95 OTSU, Japan lU PI J Tireless long-distan ~ runner Takeshi Soh led all the way In win the 33 rd Maini chi Marathon in two hours, 1:> minutes 15A seconds, Susum u Sato fin ished second in 2:16 : L3 and Soh's twin , brother, Shigeru, was third in 2:17:13,4, ·r1····----···-;·=------------------.. N. W. COMPTON. O.D. I I I OPTOMETRIST I r OFFICEHOURS : 9:30to12 , 2toS(CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS,) - EAST COURT ' 1 r SL POMER6Y , I ~...; ... .... f _____________________________ _.,. Laker cha rge , Webster scored 20 points and grabbed a game-high 18 rebounds while Johnson added 18 points - II coming in the first quarter, . Los Angeles Coach Jerry West, reflecting on his team's demise, praised the young, unheralded Sonics , "Talent is not only what is written about by the media ," a dejected West said, "Seattle has a Jot of players who are very talented bUt do not yet have any exposure,'' Gus Williams had 22 points for the Sonics and AbdulJabbar led ~II scorers with 31 ONLY 289 Th 1s 72 " long sof a and 2 lounge cha irs are in elegantly finished wr ou ght , me tal. The gorgeous cove rs of th ei r 100 percent po lyes te r foam cus h ion s are r ever si ble - pl us a coffee ta ble wi th a match ing end table, , H A RANCHO LA COSTA, Cali[ rUPI) - All week long they were ca lling young Spaniard Severiano Ballesteros the next Arnold Palmer because of the way he recklessly charges around golf courses, That may be but 42-yearold Gary Player, who says he's better now than ever, is still quit e a cha rger himself, The little So uth African with the meticulous training and eating habits staged a victorious come-from-behind finish Sunday when he •1ormed from seven shots off the pa ce to overtake Ballesteros and win the $225,000 Tournament of Champions, In the prestigious T of C, an event sponsored by Mutual of New York for winners of major events of the past 12 months. Player Sunday charged from ninth place to win by two strokes over Lee Trevino and 28-year-old Andy North with a 72-hole total of 281, seven under par. "The last two years of my MANSFIELD, Ohio iUPI J - Mansfield Senior, aided by DelRay Feagin, picked up tilree wins, one second and one third Saturday In easily capture the 47th annual Mansfield-Mehock Relays, outdistancing the rest of the field , Mansfield sco red 14 points for its first win since 1950 in the prestigious two-day track meeL flint , Mi ch,, Southwestern was a di~tant second with 23 , followed by Austintnwn Fitch with 22 ; De troit Northern , 20 ; Toronto, OnL , Can ,, Michael Power and Troy with 18 each; Pontiac , Mich ., Cen tral , 17 ; Ba y Villa ge ,• Cl eveland Heights, Crown Point, lnd., and State College, Pa ,, with 16 each , The event drew 2,286 at hletes from 273t schoo ls from six states and Canada , Awind of 10 to 15 miles per hour helped Feagin In a 13,8 clocking in the 12!1-yard high hurdles , but the 13,9 mark will stand , He came in third in the 330-meter low hurdles, Mansfield also won the 88(). yard relay and the mile relay , A second-place finish in the shuttle hurdle relay put the Tygers into the lead and the mile relay team iced the victnry, Mike Miller of Flint, Mich,, Nort hern was a double wiruler Saturday, taking the Jt)().yard dash in 9,5 seconds and the 22!1-yard dash in 2L8, Alan Scharsu of Austintown fitch , running Friday 's • Paints A R E- • Electrical Supplies • Plumbing Supplies CROSS- fiARDWARE- '. 71 N. 2nd Ave. my tournament wins." meet first time in 28 • Housewares • Wallpaper w with age, That's the honest to goodness truth , I swing far better now than I ever did.lf I l<new in my 20s and 30s what I know now about the golf swing I would have doubled Mansfield tvins own see Cross Hardware D ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12'~ PIZZA Th ts com tr 1g yea t you will gain atl\le eff ort aro und the house a grea ter alflareness of how th e will turn out to be budg et· man y small pa rts co mp'r1se th e st ret chers. Put your handicra ft whol e 8 f' lore your nex t b irth - talent s to work · · with Ptpplroni ar §ou 1ou• lttgular Prite SJ.IO SPfCIAl S Open Mon. thru Sat, 9:00 to S: OO Middleport 992-3831 events with a sore throat, won the two-mile Friday and returned Saturday to win the one-mile run , It was the first time any runner had won both those distan~s , It was also Scharsu 's third straight win in the two-mile , He finished sixth tn the 88().yard run, Mark Bradley of Scarborough, OnL, . Can,, missed his three chances at a record 1:>-5 in the pole va ult and won it with his lf>-3 , He had won the event two years ago and finished fourth last year , The only record that went into the books was the 36,8 seconds Darin Hill of Middlelnwn ran the 300-meter low hurdles , a new event this ye ar , NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbul, Ohio , April 7, 1t11 Contrut Slits Legal Copy No . 71 · 111 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Seated proposals w il l be rece i ~ed at the office of the D i rector ot the Oh i o of TraM · DepoH i menl porrat tOn , Columbus , Oh io, 10 00 A .M . , Oh i o unt i l Stanaara T i me , Tuesday , May 7, 1978 . for im . provem en ts in . G all i a, Mei gs and V inton County , Ohio , on ~ar ious sections . G AL . State Ro ute l25 in the V i llage of V in ton in Gallia Coun ty , VI N Sta te Route 121 tn tne Village ot Wllltesvil!e in V inton County , MEG u s . Route JJ in the Vi ll age of Pomeroy in Meigs County , bY resu rfac ing w ith asphalt co ncrete Pa't'ement Wi dth - Var ious teet . Pro lect and Work Length 63 ,096 feet or l1 .9S miles . " The date set for co m plefi on of th is work sha ll be &s set for th i n the b idd ing proposa I. " Each b i dder sha ll be requ lrea to fi le wit h his bid a certifi ed check or eash ier ' s check tor an amount equal , to f ive ptr etnt of his bid , bu t In no eve-n1 more than Iitty lhouund dollars. or a bond tor ttn ptr cent of his bid, payab l e to the Director . B taders must apply, on ttu proper forms , lor que l lf lc ar tons a t lust ten days pr ior to the date set for open i ng bids in acc ordance Vtilh Chapter 5SH Ohio Re't'ISed Code. Plans and spe cUicat lons are on me ln. the Department of Transportat ion and the off ice of the D istrict Deputy Di rector . - f-ht- Dl rtctor- restr-¥ es the rig ht to reje c t any and all bid s , day •I s 1 79 '" 'Y likely you will ARIES (March 11-Aplil 19) makes th1ng s easier lor those Ta sks that co nfro nt you wiU--be who walk by your side . acco mp lishe d rn ore easily to day 1t1an they will be later. Tac kle th e di l licu lt one s no w Ftn d out who yo u · u~ roman tically sutt ed to by send1 ng for GINO'S Rev , B·tP3 OAVIOL , WEIR DIRECTOR WHOLE esta te : PAR:CEL ONE . Fract ion 2, Tow n 3, Range 12, Beo i M ino a I a post 66 1 ~ rods north of the south corner of s& id fra ct ion , !hen ce south 81 deg . west <40 rods U links to a post at the road , then ce with sa la road north l8 degrees wut 6 1 rods d links . thence north 30 roas to the be nk of the c reek a t low water mark , rt1en ce up sa id creek about 76 rods to the east li ne of sa i d tra ct ion l1ne 6 P ~ rods to ! he place of beg i nni ng , con ta in ing Jl 09 a cr es , bt the !u'! me more or tess Al so the f o ll ow i ng real est ate in the County ot M e i g~ . Stale ot Oh 10 and To wnsh i p ot Cn e~ter , Sect ion 9 , Town J, Ran~e 12 Oh io Com pa nv ' s bounded as Pu r ch ase , follows : Beg inn i ng 1!11 Will i am Hurlow ' s northwes t corner , then ce south about SiJ~: rod s to a Beech tree , thenc e i n a wester tv d i re ction atong Henr y Lew i s nor th l ine to the east line of Bert Orr 's no w Mary P ull i n ' s lana , thence north ab ou t eioht rods or to the center of Bllsnan Road ; then ce in an easterl-y d i r ec t ion along ce nter of Ba sh an r oad unt i l due nor th Of Wl lt iam H . H UriOW ' S nOrth west corner , th en ce !iOulh to tne p1He o f beg i nn 1no , con ta .ning th r ee a cres , more or less . Sutton Also !iilu~Jied in Townsh i p , Me ios Count-y , Oh io, know n and descr ibed .!liS tollow!i : Commenc ing at the northe&st co r ner ot Section 8, Townsh ip J , Range 17. Wes t 160 ro ds ; then ce south 70 ro ds , thence east 160 rods ; thenc e nor th 70 r ods to the p l ace ot bf'\,l tnn ing , c on ta in ing 70 acres , more or less , EXCEPT 3 a cr es sold to Jam~s Moore off th e so vfh west co r ner . Also s i tua tea i n Ches ter Townsh i p . Me l g!i Coun ty , Ohio Bei ng in F ract ion 2. Town 3, Ranoe 11 and more ful ly ancr !bed as totlows : Beg i nn i ng •W 1 rods north of the southeast corner Of u ld traction ; then ce north 21 rods ; thence south 81 degrees west 40 rod s 1A links ; then ce In a southeaster ly d i rection to the north line ot Sar11h ·E. M cNamee 's SO acres ; then ce ea st 26 rods to th '~ g lace of beg l nn tno , containing .. . 16 acre , more or less . Also situated in Fract ion 3. Town 3, Range 12 bounded ana descr i bed as follows : Beg inning at the southwest corner of sa id Fraction 3. thence north on the west line of s.a id Fract loh 3, l'lbout 136 ro ds to the pub li c road ; then ce In an easterly d irecti on a long said road about _.0 tods to the west line of Alma Babcock 's 20 acre tra ct ; !hen ce- south 40 rods to the southeast corne-r ot sa id 20 acre trac t : thence east 11 rods ; thence souths deQ . east 18 rods ; then ce south 1J degrees east 16 rods ; then ce south 26 de-grees east 16 rods ; thence soUth 12 deQrees east 2<4 rod! ; thence sou th 16 degree~~ etst 26 rods to tne south line of se ld Frecllon 3; thence west to the ptact of beg i nn ing , conhln i ng S3 acres, more- or tess . Reference Vo lume 132 page 243 Meigs County Deed Records . In nand on day of sate, to bl' sold sublect to real estate taxes due and parable . The r lgh Is rtserved to relect •nr or all bids . Prop e ~t y s a ppr a,.ts,_.o,_G--" a,_ t _ __ Jl9 ,700,00, . · ~~ JAMES J , PROFFITT SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUN'rY , OH IO !< I 10, L~O ~July 23-Aug . 22) Succe sslui co mpleti on o f any bu sin e ss or co mmercial dealings ca n be mad e today . Take ca'r e o f matters th at are jmpo rtant to you becau se they se nse you have ·lik ely you ·H o ve r l oo ~ ba ste fac so met hi ng C)( tra go tng for you tors today You d o - it's c alled AQUARIUS [Jan, ZO-Feb, 19) Reward s tor you r serv1 ces or opt imi sm . SAGITlARJUS (Nov, 13-0ec, wo rk wrl\ be more gen erou s 21) Thin k b1g in any enterprise than u sual today Do your bes t The co mpe 11satr on writ be tn you are shar1ng with another Thi s is an excellent day to proportion lo the etl ort expand your involvemen t to the PISCES (Feb' 20-March 101 Da" Cuptd is s1 11i ng on yo ur shou t: benefil of both . · CAPRICORN (.Dec . 22-Jan . 19) der today , so team u p wt lh thai Conc lu sions you draw now are 1mportanl perso n rn ~Ot H lr le apt to be the right one s. Yo ur I!' II be a happy occas ron !NEWSPAPER ~N lEr.~ , l l SI: A SS ~~ 1 judgment is t ar-s~eing . It' s not .David L, Shelburn e, Ellen Shelburne to David Shelburne, Ell en Shelburne. 20 acres,, Pomeroy, Sam Hicks, k , Martha Rhea Hicks to Ricky A, Meth eney , Vi ckie L, Metheney. Correction Deed , Sa lem , Dana B, Wi neb ren ner, Bernie~ Wi nebr en ner to Dana B, Win ebr enn er, Berni ce Winebrenn er, 1.03 acres, Syracuse , die port Ulah Lee Francis, Marion G, francis to Jane Warn er , Mary Neutzling, int erest in lot, Middleport . Stanley 0 , Trout, Marilyn S, Trout to Troy ' Hyatt , Marilyn Hya tt , 16,305 Acm Scipio, CHURCH OF CHRIST GOSPEL MEETING 200 W. MAIN POMEROY, 0. APRIL 17 THRU .APRIL 21 Ralph D, Shain, , Maxine Shain to Halph David Shain. Terry Shain , parcel, Letart . Dell William Wi lt, Chester Wilt to Kevin A, Dailey . Sharun A. Dalley, lot, Mid - 7:30 EACH EVENING PAUL KELLER, SPEAKER "Hear the Truth In Simplicity" MEAT DEPARTMENT VALUES O' Br ien&. O'Br ien Attorneys tor Plaintiff 17. 2< , Jlc $ 179 LOIN CHOPS .... ~~~ ... . ,, THIN SLICED PORK LOINS .......... ~~~.99e RIB 49 CADAHAY . CHOPS.................... ~~·.. ~.1 SLICED BACON .. ~~·.. .. PORK LOINS 9-11 r.HOPS 11 SA~E : ~esn CANCER(June21-Ju!y22~our p1ece so rn eth1 ng togeth er o f outgoing attitud e help s smoo th considerable s1ze and bene fit. yo ur own r oad ~ today. and MON,-TUII ,-WED. APRil 11 -11 AT All and defeat stoically philosophically, "Yes, he replied to a question, " I felt all right But sometimes yo u play bad and you make a high score, Today I played bad and made a 79,'' Player was paired in the final windswept around over the 6,889-yard La Cos ta Country Club course with Jack Nicklaus, the defending champion. Nicklaus had his problems and wound up with a 77 to come in 10 shots behind the wiruler , ,For Player, it was his 20th U, S. tour win and 110\h ca reer triumph , TERMS OF presll gio us or l nftu ent 1allnend will willi ngly hel p you ac h1eve Property Transfers fred W. Crow, Jr, , Elea no r en,elope lo Astro-Graph , P.O, something today that' s impor Box 489 , Radi o City Statton , Iantto you Don't be afra id tu K, Crow to L Carson Crow. NY . 10019 Be su r e to specif y ask assis tance . 1.02 acres, Chester. ·~~> . \ ljl tlfTII} your bir ll1 sign. LIBRA (Sept, 23-DcL 23) Your David L, Shelburne, Ellen . V~I.:JU TAURUS (April 20~May 20) actions will win the re~pe c l o f You' ll see only ·t he pos itive your peers tod ay You' re con - Shelburne to Carl Proto, 20 ~ .......'4' , ,[ :lAr·X)I'v {lr(l\fJ std e of thing s tod ay . th ereby cerned with th e1r need s and acres, Olive, i:JIJlJ uWl!J~.:~u crea ting your own good tor- you help 111 em 1n a way that' s Carl Prot o to Dav id tune. Those you encounter w111 not demean111g Shelburne, 20 acres, Ol ive , re spOnd in kind SCORPIO JOeL 24-Nov, 121 Apli118, t9)8 GEMINI (May 21 -June 201 Cre- People respe cl your opin ion hardertoputupwiththanthe annoy~nce _ of a good example,'' CIIOP$.................... ~~:.~.1 Hi. • CARIBOU $ ROUND STEAK ............~~·.•.. s .,<oU I0 RES • CAR0IN AI I00 0 S I 0 RES 'lltP-'e{"e="J~irj~iJ~1:olj~~rt~ 'MAXWELL HOUSE - - - · - --- 149 COFFEE CO UI) M DRIP . R EG , P it - ELEC PERK . AOC ; $2''! (~" L1m•1 Oll<1t "" 't h Qnl fam •ly 1 · lb Con ~ t.apn•• 4/ iU' /1 8 0 ~ Gr>!!d 11 C1rtlln11 ~ UTII Blue S1 o re,. FLORIDA FRESH ~ 00 lOOfl CARDl NOL 1<:> CORN HEINZ .5 EARS 89e U.S. NO. 1 99C! ltm•t on• w•l" r;;ovj) On per limit , on~ [:U~pun 46 0 1 ~ o hphH 4/2217 8 ll t.fd+M I l< o.nl 20 LB. STALK 49~ WINESAP, GOLDEN OR RED DELICIOUS Xtt·lilJ·l:l MFOOOSIORfS POTATOIS CELERY 8 1~' 51 0itl OO 20 O~ t;; CARO! NA ti'O<f? • CAHUI NAliUOO SlORfS ............,....."1"1,. APPLES -. HEINZ KETCHUP 99e 3 LB. t GENUINE DILLS ! GRADE A NEW CRISP VAUGHAN'S 9 LB. FARM FRESH PRODUCE 99~ ina I FRANKS.............~~·..! 1, 59 179 BATTER DIP FISH ..8 9 e FULL CUT ORANGES CADAHAY $ PORK CHOPS ...........:~·..... SMOKED USDA CHOICE FMSH • JUICY·· SWEET s 149 · 1.4:)1~ p:.99., Ballesteros is only 21, but must feel 121 today, after what happened to him Sunday. Winner of the Greater Greensboro Open two weeks ago, the Spaniard'; ' Wh& has been called · a budding superstar by members of the U, S, tour collapsed under the relentless pressure of Player's charge, He finished with a disastrous seven-over 79 to wind up five shots back of the IN THE winner and in a tie for COMMON PLEAS COURT , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO seventh place, Inst ead of earning the IRIS LOU M_C KAY HALL. $45,000 first prl~e . which gave PLAINTIFF VS Player $90,000 for two weeks THOMAS OR EN MC KAY , work (including last week's JR , Masters), Ballesteros had to ET AL, DEFENDANTS , settle for a check of $7,389 to NO . 16, 5H LEGAL NOTICE take back with him to Spain Pu rsuant to an order of sale where he will pla y in the i ssue d by the Cou rt o f Spanish Open this week, Common P l e~s . Me ig s Cou nty , Oh io. 1 w i ll ott er to r career have been like wine," Ballesteros, who began the sale at publ ic auct ion on the Player said after shooting a final round four shots ahead 13th aay of May , 1978 a t to ·oo five-under 67, of Mac Mclendon, took the am , a t the fr ont door of th e Cou rt House , Pomerov , Oh to, "My game ha s improved the follow ing dncr ibed re al For aN your do-it-yourself Home Improvement Supplies R Bob McAdoo to 12 paints as the 76ers handed New York its worst playoff defeat in its history . Knick rookie Ray Williams had a game-high 24 points. Spurs 114, Bullets 103 : George Gervin. the regular-season . ~~r[l)s champion , had a game-high 35 points, including 16 in the thirtkjuarter, as San An!Dnio held off a late Washington rally for their opening-game victory, Larry Kenon added 22 poinis roc San Antonio while Elvin Hayes led the Bullets with 26 and Mitch Kupchak had !8, le r Mail 50 ce nts for each and a lang . seU·addressed . stamped · 8 d 0 1 BerOICe e e 50 ' '·• 5 PC. SET 1 American humorist Mark · Twain said, 11Few things are Player storms from~ behind to cop TOC DO-IT· YOURSELF HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS 1 pOints and grabbed 11 of the Lakers' 31 rebounds, In other playoff games Sunday , Philadelphia humiliated New Yor~, !36-90, . and 'San Antonio downed Washington, 114-103, with each taking l<Jieads in their Eastern Con fe rence semifi nal series, Milwaukee and Denver will begin their Western Conferen~ matchup Tuesday night in Denver, 76ers 130, Knlcks 90: Eight Philadelphia players scored in double figures and Caldwell Jones grabbed a game-high 16 rebounds and held New York scoring ace ASTRO •GRAPH t,. z 79c~ 32 0 / Bott le ~ (_q)o< . . 4122 711 Good .n C..ditwl ll tJ II I 81~e Store1 OO FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! flit ell] ::Ze]~l ~~\J SIORES • CAROINM fOODSTORfS TENDER LEAf -- - '- ~ TEA BAGS "' w FRESHLIKE PEARS Pkg . 89; REG , or FRENCH STYLE ~ 14-oz, ~ Sli ced or Halves FRESHllKE Cans FRESH LIKE COR I SWlET PEAL ............. ,, .. ,,,,3 ·~~~: 89 1 VECi-ALL VEGETABLES ,,,,,,] ~e;.~: 89' 14-oz , Cans MAXWELL HOUSE , ggc REG. 11.19 MI G HT Y DOG AS SO~TEO VA~IETI E!i NABISCO , , . . ,] •~;:: 7'9 1 '" NILLA WAFERS .... ,,,, .... ,,.,,,,, ·~;;· 69' MONARCH SALTINES ,,,,,.,,,, 1· lb . Box COFFEE 1-Lb. Can RE G. $ DECAF INSTANT COFFEE .... j~; '2" '219 CARDINAL BUNS ,, '~;~· 59c FROZEN liQUID 32 oz. Bottle $ 19 OLIVE SOFT MARGARIRIIE ... 1 sns. . TASTER CHOICE CARDINAl 32 Ol 3 16-oz C ~ROINA I BETTY J/>' • , hltit'• Good &1 C.,...., •J" lt o~ 1 1 18 89'· 8 1u& Slmn 79< O!i 4,~usiORE~E·R ~::OINAiroooSIORES .A::A:..~&:.ol.t.~ r, ~~- ~ C"EERIOS 1'1......,. l-1~11\1, L•m" " '"'""'"''" h "" '~ o n• C(h lfl l)n !)If ,s.•, Bo• i~ 4/U 178 Good "" '"S'" MILK. Ctn, $129, '1,Vo SIORE Gal oo n CARDI NAt \'0-s' BORDEN'S LOWFAT Ol a•• ' VALLEY BELl '49c conAGE 24CRTNoz. $105 CHEESE .... ................. :... ·HOM-MAID BISCUITS ,,, .... ,,,,,2 :~:;~ 29' 1BORDEN'S ,.,,. , HALF & HALF ,,, .... ,,,,:,,,, .. ,,,,,,..,, c'" 49 p4r ,.,...,.._ 16 FRENCH FRIES ... ,2 ~:g Bowl <:fl~Pt)n • DRUMSTICKS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,6 .~~ l ,Lb CRO'CKER lr,.,rl on• w1 1h ¢QoUJ:I on · .,,, IDA TREAT REG , OR CRINKLE CUT 1000 Sl ORfS 'W""'""'"tl'l".,.'l"l' POTATO BUDS FOOD VALU -------------DAIRY VALUES WAGNER'S DRINKS 11&• lemrly Uml1 one with coupon 49' ASSORTED VARIETIES c~ ~~pon 69 , REG , DRIP, ELEC , PERK. ADC GROCERY SHELF SPECIALS,.- , lomol 11\t~l w 1l h CO II~On on• Cans FRESH LIKE DOG FOOD , ., , , · - --- 48 -Ct ~ GREEII BElliS DEL MONTE POTATO CHIPS 0 ~ CARIJIII~A li'Of;' SALE DATES: APRIL 17-llnd, 1978 DAN DEE FOIL TWIN PKG. 10 Of> e1 C.fittt.l Aou l !l ua Sto•n 00 10 Ofi �Till' l>illl) i !'t.•llllllt.'l \h id'~ I" 1\ l\ •t nn ,~ ~ . 1. :'\h111du y. Apnlli.IH78 ' ODNR ,, Richard ~ays Seaver is old lTI • HOUSTL1 :>; Housh11t :h1 r~,, s plll'h~·r ,1 H Rtr h Rrd l'\111~\dt'r:" ('trll'\1\!l .H I Reds pttl'h~r T,1111 S:e.n cr ll\'t'r tht' hill " Sean:r · ~ ,,hL" i.;t'l\ t n~ Ri cha ni AA !d S11nda~ '' ht'll as.kt\i \\ h~ St•.Wt'f h.is thrt't' llt.,..._it"\' l ~ hl flS thiS St'flS..II\ rnrh t"'.i st.lrt~ m :hr t't' B. ll'!J,lf\1:0 , .l~:nns:t tlh1 St•.Jwr tn ~8. !ht' 3.1· ~ t' .t r· ! lh ' \,f th,l$t' :'l.mLs. " \\lwn 1 t:t' l ,,hi. I'm llt'! ~~~m~ t,, h.n t' :ht' i!•\ lli stuff .tnd u's ~ ~·m a: :, t-..• .1 difficult ~'' Sl!l,,n ft' f l~ h' . Hll'h,Jrd :'-8\d " Yt' ll ,1,m·~ t.1kt' .tn)1h111~ ~1 w a~ ir'x' 111 him l"t'i.':m~ t' tw's: ,1 hell '-' f .1 ptt (' ht,•r .wd he was l!ft'Bt lil tht' p.\!"1 · Rur past hi :'h' r~ ·· fl\t.'·tt nh' ~0:.:a nw '' mnt>r '' h,, \\ dS traded b: !ht' S t'll Yl rk \ h't:; h' tht' Hl·ds L :unn!;: :ht' 1~)~7 St' .l~m. : ~.~an .m• p.;l.:'t St' i.l\t' r .t hH S bt.~t'n t~,u ~..~tled Ill hi lJU1!!1h ~ :8 httS . lll!lt' t'ilr11l'd TWlS an'd st x ht' rl<t' run~ • Ht> h. hi : n, ubl t> ~'llh hts (,"'l r ,\, ntn.\i Sunda~ \\ 3 lkm~ flrt' , J. nd aHnf"li .1 h'ss l'nl ~ " ht' n rus t t'diH!lllltt' S St'<l rt:"d d 11~ 1, 4:,: L> pl~·tt' .. t ._,t"l Ji • SuperSonics defeat Lakers hills big By MIKE SHAUN frontline of Kareem Abdul· UPl Sports Writer Jabbar, Adrian Dantley and • The Seattle SuperSonics, :;. J~maal Wilkes, the 'no-<1ame' mnth uunn~ r uns . 17, when Lenny Wilkens took Sonic frontcourt of Jack 'I'm llb,·w usl y not pit ch1ng The Ohio Department of over for Bob Hopkins earlier , Sikma, Marvin Webster and \' t' r~ \W\1. .. St•arer sa id. ,;It is Natural Resources' Division in the season, captured their John Johnson combined for 62 ~ 1 ~\<n t' t'rn ., NBA series with tl•e J'.os points and 32 rebounds in the Ask<'li whnt he would do of Wildlife has billed three Angeles Lakers with a 111-102 final game of the tht'ee-game .•b<•ut lL Seaver said " I'll cities, an individual. and a victory Sunday and will open series , thmk ll b.lut ll 24 hours and eurporation nearly $100,000 their Wesfern Conferen ce Sikma led the Sonics with ttwn tr~ tll ft~un~ \J Ut "'hat to for the death of more than semifi nal series with the 24 points, including 12 in the 239. 000 fi sh killed by dl } worl d champion Tra il third quarter when Seattle " ll' hl'n you are a pro pollut ion , The City of Blazers in Portland Tuesday opened a 19-point lead and 8t hlt'tt' you go through cycles . Columbus received a bill for night eight ill the fourth quarter $54,!>5L92 for the dea th of Y ~o1 u try not to \\'llrry about it Playing against th,. r ;,kPr when theSonics beld off a late 71,2:>5 fi sh killed as a result of ~~ tw11 y 11 U are in a 'negative !*'wage bei ng bypassed from ::::::::::::::::::,::,:,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,:,:,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::::::::::,:::,:::: l'yl'lr . Yl' U ha\'t:' to think it { the Colu mbu s se wage ::: Wllltum around ." In Ill prel'lOUS Major treatment system into the Scioto Ri ver in October 1976, l . ea~ue seasons , Seavers' Coasta l Tan k Jj nes, Inc, of ~.· won·h1ss re-cord of 203-113 ~ Akron was billed $26,32L26 ~:~ 8~ ranks e1ghth among all time for the death of 14t,497 fish prrrentagr leaders . H!s Uolted Press Jotematlooal chose, don't let the meat rt•co rd ts .642 but his Wl nntng killed wh en ammonia ent ered waste in the field , Dress the Marmota monax is not a Massies Creek in Grecne pe r c t-.>11\a~w agamst Houston will animal as you would any name everyone ·ts 51:!. tht" lo wrst against any County in May !917, The ci ty recogn ize. other game and take it home of Troy was billed $16,248,60 team he has fac!'d , It's the scientific name of for a meaL It may become Astn1s l'enterfie\der Ct~sa r for 18 ,390 fish killed when the common groundhog or one or your favorites and add l't>dt'Tll' sa1d hts teanm1atrs effl ue nt fro m the city 's woodchuck, If you take the another dimension to spring al wav s h•re felt they could se wa ge tr ea tment syste m scie ntifi c name one step huntin g, containing ammonia cnt.cred hH S('a\·rr . further back you come across "lk s a good pit cher but th e Gr('at Miami Ri"·er in another unfamilir term for nl1thtng lo get do\\11 about . I Miam1 County in December the family of animals to thmk he has loS1 some of his ' 1976, Charles D, Murray of which this creature belongs; 1 el ol'\11, We'll h•t hun better the College Corner was billed fam il y Sci urdia e, c= md brtter ... Cedeno sa1d . squirrels, $1 ,301,36 for 8,000 fish killed The huntin g .§_easo n on when liquid fertil izer ent ered these sometimes 11estructive Bucks Branch in Preble • Cities ,: ; 0. ut· d00rs ::;: Woods paces 94-86 :· ''-'·' ':l 't-',1t '1-'~ '••L ' J'' t :. o· ._, J.1 ' , >2,: ii- The Daily Sen !inc!, Middlepurl-Pomeroy. (), Monday. Apri117, 1978 A thought for the day : your co py ol Astro-Graph Lei- VIRGO (Aug , 13-Sept 221 A ' r., ::,1 ~ . -= ·vsh'P :..~._ · ·~ 1\ 1th J co rn- Count)' in May 1977. The C1ty of Wave rly was billed $1148,62 for th e death of 559 fish as a resu lt of effl uent entermg Crooked Creek in P1ke County from the cit y's sewa ge 1reatment system in September 1976, The Divi sion of Wildltfe also report ed 1t rece iv ed payments in March totalin g $L43U3 fo r pollution-related wild anima l deaths , David Eichelberger of Ashland paid $1,1 20,23 for 1,749 wild amma ls, moS1ly fish, killed when silo hquors and bamyard waste entered Whet· stone Creek in Ric hl and Co unty in September 1976, frank Howell and Sons of Lynchburg paid $353,10 for 236 wild an•mals, most ly fi sh, killed as a result of herbici des enterinKa tri butary of Rocky Fork Cree k •n High land County in May 1976, but now is one of the best ti mes to hunt them, Most peo ple shoot groundhogs simply to keep their numbers down so they don't ca use erosion or crop damage later in the year, Few of the large numbers PHILADELPHIA I UP! J _ killed every year wind up on Rudy Woods, who lnwers onetile table and any old-timer half inch shy of seven feet, will tell you th is is a waste of had no trouble measuring up, delicious meaL in leading the West to a 94~ The meal of a groundhog is \ictnry· over the East in the best if it is marinated All-American High School overnight in salt water, a G co mmercial marinade . ur ame The , Bryan (Tex. J High even a good wine, Boil the Schoo l st udent, who was meat 20 minutes oc so for tallest of the 20 basketball allextra tenderness and fry it stars, scored 13 points and just as you would chicken. These animals hibernate in pulled down a game-high 16 rebounds Saturday night, He the winter and are just now was named tlie Most coming out again ill search of valua ble Player in the a spring meaL The we!'ds contest which was the first haven't grown tall yet, 50 annual benefit game before Iiley aren't as hard to see as IJ,063 at the Spectrum , they will be later in the yea r Although Woods wasn't the Despite their co mm on high scorer in the game , it nam e, goundh ogs are was his slam dunk and tw o meticulously clean animalsfree throws in a 10-0 west On this day in history : more so than raccoons sur ge in the final three even ln 1521. Martin Luther was which everyone seems to minutes that broke open the excommunicated from the think are fastidious, indeed, close contest Roman Cathollc church after Most of their meals include Mark Aguirre , a 6-7 refusing In admit charges of various kinds of vegetation forward from Chica go heresy, including the new shoots of Westinghouse High School the crops fanners will begin who averaged 3B points a ola,ntmg .soon, game during the regular For th1~ reason m ost land· , . season, fini shed as high owne,rs w11l not object to your !*'orer for the West with 17 hun ting them on the1r points. including a pair of proper!) , but sta te law and bruta l dunk shots, Vin ce common co urt esy require Taylor, of Tates 'Creek High that you ask before settmg in Lexinglnn, Ky ,, added 13, I ,ouL ., Darryl Mitchall , a 6-4 Loo k for , the fgro f' uMhqgs Ids . 1 tn guar d from Nor th Sh ore H'1gh ~1""--------- ~ the margtn le ' a ong School in West Palm Beach fen cerows, at the border of a na ,, led all scorers with 20 stand of trees and along creek points for the East while ~H-• banks, Cornelius Thompson, a &-7 Most hunters prefer to use forward wh o led his a rifle and scope for shooting Middletown I Co nn .) Hi gh over distance - a ,22 works team to 72 straight victnries, nicely - but the animals are added 17, also ta ken with a longbow or Philadelphia stars Reggie shotguns , , Jackson of Roman Catholic Whatever method you High and Clarence Tillman of West Philadelphia High scored nine and seven points, ANNIVERSARY respectively , for the East . ...Choose a patio full of cool comfort at th at ma ke I't even ffiOf'e fUn. Club Chair animals is -open year roWld West cage victory ... ° SPECIAL SS9.95 Love Seat s99.95 1 Chaise Lounge 89.95 The top qua ldy wood n the d,a 1se plus roomy sette-e and clu b c ha~r n·cely com plemented v. l1h plump ~ n y l and duck cush•ons tha~ are "'ana tufted 12" PIZZA wi t~ Peppuoni 01 Sovwgt Rtgvlor Prut U . IO SPfCIAl sI 79 MON.· TUU.· W(D , li,.Ri l 17· 1' AT All 70" TABLE GINO'S '99.95 OTSU, Japan lU PI J Tireless long-distan ~ runner Takeshi Soh led all the way In win the 33 rd Maini chi Marathon in two hours, 1:> minutes 15A seconds, Susum u Sato fin ished second in 2:16 : L3 and Soh's twin , brother, Shigeru, was third in 2:17:13,4, ·r1····----···-;·=------------------.. N. W. COMPTON. O.D. I I I OPTOMETRIST I r OFFICEHOURS : 9:30to12 , 2toS(CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS,) - EAST COURT ' 1 r SL POMER6Y , I ~...; ... .... f _____________________________ _.,. Laker cha rge , Webster scored 20 points and grabbed a game-high 18 rebounds while Johnson added 18 points - II coming in the first quarter, . Los Angeles Coach Jerry West, reflecting on his team's demise, praised the young, unheralded Sonics , "Talent is not only what is written about by the media ," a dejected West said, "Seattle has a Jot of players who are very talented bUt do not yet have any exposure,'' Gus Williams had 22 points for the Sonics and AbdulJabbar led ~II scorers with 31 ONLY 289 Th 1s 72 " long sof a and 2 lounge cha irs are in elegantly finished wr ou ght , me tal. The gorgeous cove rs of th ei r 100 percent po lyes te r foam cus h ion s are r ever si ble - pl us a coffee ta ble wi th a match ing end table, , H A RANCHO LA COSTA, Cali[ rUPI) - All week long they were ca lling young Spaniard Severiano Ballesteros the next Arnold Palmer because of the way he recklessly charges around golf courses, That may be but 42-yearold Gary Player, who says he's better now than ever, is still quit e a cha rger himself, The little So uth African with the meticulous training and eating habits staged a victorious come-from-behind finish Sunday when he •1ormed from seven shots off the pa ce to overtake Ballesteros and win the $225,000 Tournament of Champions, In the prestigious T of C, an event sponsored by Mutual of New York for winners of major events of the past 12 months. Player Sunday charged from ninth place to win by two strokes over Lee Trevino and 28-year-old Andy North with a 72-hole total of 281, seven under par. "The last two years of my MANSFIELD, Ohio iUPI J - Mansfield Senior, aided by DelRay Feagin, picked up tilree wins, one second and one third Saturday In easily capture the 47th annual Mansfield-Mehock Relays, outdistancing the rest of the field , Mansfield sco red 14 points for its first win since 1950 in the prestigious two-day track meeL flint , Mi ch,, Southwestern was a di~tant second with 23 , followed by Austintnwn Fitch with 22 ; De troit Northern , 20 ; Toronto, OnL , Can ,, Michael Power and Troy with 18 each; Pontiac , Mich ., Cen tral , 17 ; Ba y Villa ge ,• Cl eveland Heights, Crown Point, lnd., and State College, Pa ,, with 16 each , The event drew 2,286 at hletes from 273t schoo ls from six states and Canada , Awind of 10 to 15 miles per hour helped Feagin In a 13,8 clocking in the 12!1-yard high hurdles , but the 13,9 mark will stand , He came in third in the 330-meter low hurdles, Mansfield also won the 88(). yard relay and the mile relay , A second-place finish in the shuttle hurdle relay put the Tygers into the lead and the mile relay team iced the victnry, Mike Miller of Flint, Mich,, Nort hern was a double wiruler Saturday, taking the Jt)().yard dash in 9,5 seconds and the 22!1-yard dash in 2L8, Alan Scharsu of Austintown fitch , running Friday 's • Paints A R E- • Electrical Supplies • Plumbing Supplies CROSS- fiARDWARE- '. 71 N. 2nd Ave. my tournament wins." meet first time in 28 • Housewares • Wallpaper w with age, That's the honest to goodness truth , I swing far better now than I ever did.lf I l<new in my 20s and 30s what I know now about the golf swing I would have doubled Mansfield tvins own see Cross Hardware D ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12'~ PIZZA Th ts com tr 1g yea t you will gain atl\le eff ort aro und the house a grea ter alflareness of how th e will turn out to be budg et· man y small pa rts co mp'r1se th e st ret chers. Put your handicra ft whol e 8 f' lore your nex t b irth - talent s to work · · with Ptpplroni ar §ou 1ou• lttgular Prite SJ.IO SPfCIAl S Open Mon. thru Sat, 9:00 to S: OO Middleport 992-3831 events with a sore throat, won the two-mile Friday and returned Saturday to win the one-mile run , It was the first time any runner had won both those distan~s , It was also Scharsu 's third straight win in the two-mile , He finished sixth tn the 88().yard run, Mark Bradley of Scarborough, OnL, . Can,, missed his three chances at a record 1:>-5 in the pole va ult and won it with his lf>-3 , He had won the event two years ago and finished fourth last year , The only record that went into the books was the 36,8 seconds Darin Hill of Middlelnwn ran the 300-meter low hurdles , a new event this ye ar , NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbul, Ohio , April 7, 1t11 Contrut Slits Legal Copy No . 71 · 111 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Seated proposals w il l be rece i ~ed at the office of the D i rector ot the Oh i o of TraM · DepoH i menl porrat tOn , Columbus , Oh io, 10 00 A .M . , Oh i o unt i l Stanaara T i me , Tuesday , May 7, 1978 . for im . provem en ts in . G all i a, Mei gs and V inton County , Ohio , on ~ar ious sections . G AL . State Ro ute l25 in the V i llage of V in ton in Gallia Coun ty , VI N Sta te Route 121 tn tne Village ot Wllltesvil!e in V inton County , MEG u s . Route JJ in the Vi ll age of Pomeroy in Meigs County , bY resu rfac ing w ith asphalt co ncrete Pa't'ement Wi dth - Var ious teet . Pro lect and Work Length 63 ,096 feet or l1 .9S miles . " The date set for co m plefi on of th is work sha ll be &s set for th i n the b idd ing proposa I. " Each b i dder sha ll be requ lrea to fi le wit h his bid a certifi ed check or eash ier ' s check tor an amount equal , to f ive ptr etnt of his bid , bu t In no eve-n1 more than Iitty lhouund dollars. or a bond tor ttn ptr cent of his bid, payab l e to the Director . B taders must apply, on ttu proper forms , lor que l lf lc ar tons a t lust ten days pr ior to the date set for open i ng bids in acc ordance Vtilh Chapter 5SH Ohio Re't'ISed Code. Plans and spe cUicat lons are on me ln. the Department of Transportat ion and the off ice of the D istrict Deputy Di rector . - f-ht- Dl rtctor- restr-¥ es the rig ht to reje c t any and all bid s , day •I s 1 79 '" 'Y likely you will ARIES (March 11-Aplil 19) makes th1ng s easier lor those Ta sks that co nfro nt you wiU--be who walk by your side . acco mp lishe d rn ore easily to day 1t1an they will be later. Tac kle th e di l licu lt one s no w Ftn d out who yo u · u~ roman tically sutt ed to by send1 ng for GINO'S Rev , B·tP3 OAVIOL , WEIR DIRECTOR WHOLE esta te : PAR:CEL ONE . Fract ion 2, Tow n 3, Range 12, Beo i M ino a I a post 66 1 ~ rods north of the south corner of s& id fra ct ion , !hen ce south 81 deg . west <40 rods U links to a post at the road , then ce with sa la road north l8 degrees wut 6 1 rods d links . thence north 30 roas to the be nk of the c reek a t low water mark , rt1en ce up sa id creek about 76 rods to the east li ne of sa i d tra ct ion l1ne 6 P ~ rods to ! he place of beg i nni ng , con ta in ing Jl 09 a cr es , bt the !u'! me more or tess Al so the f o ll ow i ng real est ate in the County ot M e i g~ . Stale ot Oh 10 and To wnsh i p ot Cn e~ter , Sect ion 9 , Town J, Ran~e 12 Oh io Com pa nv ' s bounded as Pu r ch ase , follows : Beg inn i ng 1!11 Will i am Hurlow ' s northwes t corner , then ce south about SiJ~: rod s to a Beech tree , thenc e i n a wester tv d i re ction atong Henr y Lew i s nor th l ine to the east line of Bert Orr 's no w Mary P ull i n ' s lana , thence north ab ou t eioht rods or to the center of Bllsnan Road ; then ce in an easterl-y d i r ec t ion along ce nter of Ba sh an r oad unt i l due nor th Of Wl lt iam H . H UriOW ' S nOrth west corner , th en ce !iOulh to tne p1He o f beg i nn 1no , con ta .ning th r ee a cres , more or less . Sutton Also !iilu~Jied in Townsh i p , Me ios Count-y , Oh io, know n and descr ibed .!liS tollow!i : Commenc ing at the northe&st co r ner ot Section 8, Townsh ip J , Range 17. Wes t 160 ro ds ; then ce south 70 ro ds , thence east 160 rods ; thenc e nor th 70 r ods to the p l ace ot bf'\,l tnn ing , c on ta in ing 70 acres , more or less , EXCEPT 3 a cr es sold to Jam~s Moore off th e so vfh west co r ner . Also s i tua tea i n Ches ter Townsh i p . Me l g!i Coun ty , Ohio Bei ng in F ract ion 2. Town 3, Ranoe 11 and more ful ly ancr !bed as totlows : Beg i nn i ng •W 1 rods north of the southeast corner Of u ld traction ; then ce north 21 rods ; thence south 81 degrees west 40 rod s 1A links ; then ce In a southeaster ly d i rection to the north line ot Sar11h ·E. M cNamee 's SO acres ; then ce ea st 26 rods to th '~ g lace of beg l nn tno , containing .. . 16 acre , more or less . Also situated in Fract ion 3. Town 3, Range 12 bounded ana descr i bed as follows : Beg inning at the southwest corner of sa id Fraction 3. thence north on the west line of s.a id Fract loh 3, l'lbout 136 ro ds to the pub li c road ; then ce In an easterly d irecti on a long said road about _.0 tods to the west line of Alma Babcock 's 20 acre tra ct ; !hen ce- south 40 rods to the southeast corne-r ot sa id 20 acre trac t : thence east 11 rods ; thence souths deQ . east 18 rods ; then ce south 1J degrees east 16 rods ; then ce south 26 de-grees east 16 rods ; thence soUth 12 deQrees east 2<4 rod! ; thence sou th 16 degree~~ etst 26 rods to tne south line of se ld Frecllon 3; thence west to the ptact of beg i nn ing , conhln i ng S3 acres, more- or tess . Reference Vo lume 132 page 243 Meigs County Deed Records . In nand on day of sate, to bl' sold sublect to real estate taxes due and parable . The r lgh Is rtserved to relect •nr or all bids . Prop e ~t y s a ppr a,.ts,_.o,_G--" a,_ t _ __ Jl9 ,700,00, . · ~~ JAMES J , PROFFITT SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUN'rY , OH IO !< I 10, L~O ~July 23-Aug . 22) Succe sslui co mpleti on o f any bu sin e ss or co mmercial dealings ca n be mad e today . Take ca'r e o f matters th at are jmpo rtant to you becau se they se nse you have ·lik ely you ·H o ve r l oo ~ ba ste fac so met hi ng C)( tra go tng for you tors today You d o - it's c alled AQUARIUS [Jan, ZO-Feb, 19) Reward s tor you r serv1 ces or opt imi sm . SAGITlARJUS (Nov, 13-0ec, wo rk wrl\ be more gen erou s 21) Thin k b1g in any enterprise than u sual today Do your bes t The co mpe 11satr on writ be tn you are shar1ng with another Thi s is an excellent day to proportion lo the etl ort expand your involvemen t to the PISCES (Feb' 20-March 101 Da" Cuptd is s1 11i ng on yo ur shou t: benefil of both . · CAPRICORN (.Dec . 22-Jan . 19) der today , so team u p wt lh thai Conc lu sions you draw now are 1mportanl perso n rn ~Ot H lr le apt to be the right one s. Yo ur I!' II be a happy occas ron !NEWSPAPER ~N lEr.~ , l l SI: A SS ~~ 1 judgment is t ar-s~eing . It' s not .David L, Shelburn e, Ellen Shelburne to David Shelburne, Ell en Shelburne. 20 acres,, Pomeroy, Sam Hicks, k , Martha Rhea Hicks to Ricky A, Meth eney , Vi ckie L, Metheney. Correction Deed , Sa lem , Dana B, Wi neb ren ner, Bernie~ Wi nebr en ner to Dana B, Win ebr enn er, Berni ce Winebrenn er, 1.03 acres, Syracuse , die port Ulah Lee Francis, Marion G, francis to Jane Warn er , Mary Neutzling, int erest in lot, Middleport . Stanley 0 , Trout, Marilyn S, Trout to Troy ' Hyatt , Marilyn Hya tt , 16,305 Acm Scipio, CHURCH OF CHRIST GOSPEL MEETING 200 W. MAIN POMEROY, 0. APRIL 17 THRU .APRIL 21 Ralph D, Shain, , Maxine Shain to Halph David Shain. Terry Shain , parcel, Letart . Dell William Wi lt, Chester Wilt to Kevin A, Dailey . Sharun A. Dalley, lot, Mid - 7:30 EACH EVENING PAUL KELLER, SPEAKER "Hear the Truth In Simplicity" MEAT DEPARTMENT VALUES O' Br ien&. O'Br ien Attorneys tor Plaintiff 17. 2< , Jlc $ 179 LOIN CHOPS .... ~~~ ... . ,, THIN SLICED PORK LOINS .......... ~~~.99e RIB 49 CADAHAY . CHOPS.................... ~~·.. ~.1 SLICED BACON .. ~~·.. .. PORK LOINS 9-11 r.HOPS 11 SA~E : ~esn CANCER(June21-Ju!y22~our p1ece so rn eth1 ng togeth er o f outgoing attitud e help s smoo th considerable s1ze and bene fit. yo ur own r oad ~ today. and MON,-TUII ,-WED. APRil 11 -11 AT All and defeat stoically philosophically, "Yes, he replied to a question, " I felt all right But sometimes yo u play bad and you make a high score, Today I played bad and made a 79,'' Player was paired in the final windswept around over the 6,889-yard La Cos ta Country Club course with Jack Nicklaus, the defending champion. Nicklaus had his problems and wound up with a 77 to come in 10 shots behind the wiruler , ,For Player, it was his 20th U, S. tour win and 110\h ca reer triumph , TERMS OF presll gio us or l nftu ent 1allnend will willi ngly hel p you ac h1eve Property Transfers fred W. Crow, Jr, , Elea no r en,elope lo Astro-Graph , P.O, something today that' s impor Box 489 , Radi o City Statton , Iantto you Don't be afra id tu K, Crow to L Carson Crow. NY . 10019 Be su r e to specif y ask assis tance . 1.02 acres, Chester. ·~~> . \ ljl tlfTII} your bir ll1 sign. LIBRA (Sept, 23-DcL 23) Your David L, Shelburne, Ellen . V~I.:JU TAURUS (April 20~May 20) actions will win the re~pe c l o f You' ll see only ·t he pos itive your peers tod ay You' re con - Shelburne to Carl Proto, 20 ~ .......'4' , ,[ :lAr·X)I'v {lr(l\fJ std e of thing s tod ay . th ereby cerned with th e1r need s and acres, Olive, i:JIJlJ uWl!J~.:~u crea ting your own good tor- you help 111 em 1n a way that' s Carl Prot o to Dav id tune. Those you encounter w111 not demean111g Shelburne, 20 acres, Ol ive , re spOnd in kind SCORPIO JOeL 24-Nov, 121 Apli118, t9)8 GEMINI (May 21 -June 201 Cre- People respe cl your opin ion hardertoputupwiththanthe annoy~nce _ of a good example,'' CIIOP$.................... ~~:.~.1 Hi. • CARIBOU $ ROUND STEAK ............~~·.•.. s .,<oU I0 RES • CAR0IN AI I00 0 S I 0 RES 'lltP-'e{"e="J~irj~iJ~1:olj~~rt~ 'MAXWELL HOUSE - - - · - --- 149 COFFEE CO UI) M DRIP . R EG , P it - ELEC PERK . AOC ; $2''! (~" L1m•1 Oll<1t "" 't h Qnl fam •ly 1 · lb Con ~ t.apn•• 4/ iU' /1 8 0 ~ Gr>!!d 11 C1rtlln11 ~ UTII Blue S1 o re,. FLORIDA FRESH ~ 00 lOOfl CARDl NOL 1<:> CORN HEINZ .5 EARS 89e U.S. NO. 1 99C! ltm•t on• w•l" r;;ovj) On per limit , on~ [:U~pun 46 0 1 ~ o hphH 4/2217 8 ll t.fd+M I l< o.nl 20 LB. STALK 49~ WINESAP, GOLDEN OR RED DELICIOUS Xtt·lilJ·l:l MFOOOSIORfS POTATOIS CELERY 8 1~' 51 0itl OO 20 O~ t;; CARO! NA ti'O<f? • CAHUI NAliUOO SlORfS ............,....."1"1,. APPLES -. HEINZ KETCHUP 99e 3 LB. t GENUINE DILLS ! GRADE A NEW CRISP VAUGHAN'S 9 LB. FARM FRESH PRODUCE 99~ ina I FRANKS.............~~·..! 1, 59 179 BATTER DIP FISH ..8 9 e FULL CUT ORANGES CADAHAY $ PORK CHOPS ...........:~·..... SMOKED USDA CHOICE FMSH • JUICY·· SWEET s 149 · 1.4:)1~ p:.99., Ballesteros is only 21, but must feel 121 today, after what happened to him Sunday. Winner of the Greater Greensboro Open two weeks ago, the Spaniard'; ' Wh& has been called · a budding superstar by members of the U, S, tour collapsed under the relentless pressure of Player's charge, He finished with a disastrous seven-over 79 to wind up five shots back of the IN THE winner and in a tie for COMMON PLEAS COURT , MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO seventh place, Inst ead of earning the IRIS LOU M_C KAY HALL. $45,000 first prl~e . which gave PLAINTIFF VS Player $90,000 for two weeks THOMAS OR EN MC KAY , work (including last week's JR , Masters), Ballesteros had to ET AL, DEFENDANTS , settle for a check of $7,389 to NO . 16, 5H LEGAL NOTICE take back with him to Spain Pu rsuant to an order of sale where he will pla y in the i ssue d by the Cou rt o f Spanish Open this week, Common P l e~s . Me ig s Cou nty , Oh io. 1 w i ll ott er to r career have been like wine," Ballesteros, who began the sale at publ ic auct ion on the Player said after shooting a final round four shots ahead 13th aay of May , 1978 a t to ·oo five-under 67, of Mac Mclendon, took the am , a t the fr ont door of th e Cou rt House , Pomerov , Oh to, "My game ha s improved the follow ing dncr ibed re al For aN your do-it-yourself Home Improvement Supplies R Bob McAdoo to 12 paints as the 76ers handed New York its worst playoff defeat in its history . Knick rookie Ray Williams had a game-high 24 points. Spurs 114, Bullets 103 : George Gervin. the regular-season . ~~r[l)s champion , had a game-high 35 points, including 16 in the thirtkjuarter, as San An!Dnio held off a late Washington rally for their opening-game victory, Larry Kenon added 22 poinis roc San Antonio while Elvin Hayes led the Bullets with 26 and Mitch Kupchak had !8, le r Mail 50 ce nts for each and a lang . seU·addressed . stamped · 8 d 0 1 BerOICe e e 50 ' '·• 5 PC. SET 1 American humorist Mark · Twain said, 11Few things are Player storms from~ behind to cop TOC DO-IT· YOURSELF HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS 1 pOints and grabbed 11 of the Lakers' 31 rebounds, In other playoff games Sunday , Philadelphia humiliated New Yor~, !36-90, . and 'San Antonio downed Washington, 114-103, with each taking l<Jieads in their Eastern Con fe rence semifi nal series, Milwaukee and Denver will begin their Western Conferen~ matchup Tuesday night in Denver, 76ers 130, Knlcks 90: Eight Philadelphia players scored in double figures and Caldwell Jones grabbed a game-high 16 rebounds and held New York scoring ace ASTRO •GRAPH t,. z 79c~ 32 0 / Bott le ~ (_q)o< . . 4122 711 Good .n C..ditwl ll tJ II I 81~e Store1 OO FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN! flit ell] ::Ze]~l ~~\J SIORES • CAROINM fOODSTORfS TENDER LEAf -- - '- ~ TEA BAGS "' w FRESHLIKE PEARS Pkg . 89; REG , or FRENCH STYLE ~ 14-oz, ~ Sli ced or Halves FRESHllKE Cans FRESH LIKE COR I SWlET PEAL ............. ,, .. ,,,,3 ·~~~: 89 1 VECi-ALL VEGETABLES ,,,,,,] ~e;.~: 89' 14-oz , Cans MAXWELL HOUSE , ggc REG. 11.19 MI G HT Y DOG AS SO~TEO VA~IETI E!i NABISCO , , . . ,] •~;:: 7'9 1 '" NILLA WAFERS .... ,,,, .... ,,.,,,,, ·~;;· 69' MONARCH SALTINES ,,,,,.,,,, 1· lb . Box COFFEE 1-Lb. Can RE G. $ DECAF INSTANT COFFEE .... j~; '2" '219 CARDINAL BUNS ,, '~;~· 59c FROZEN liQUID 32 oz. Bottle $ 19 OLIVE SOFT MARGARIRIIE ... 1 sns. . TASTER CHOICE CARDINAl 32 Ol 3 16-oz C ~ROINA I BETTY J/>' • , hltit'• Good &1 C.,...., •J" lt o~ 1 1 18 89'· 8 1u& Slmn 79< O!i 4,~usiORE~E·R ~::OINAiroooSIORES .A::A:..~&:.ol.t.~ r, ~~- ~ C"EERIOS 1'1......,. l-1~11\1, L•m" " '"'""'"''" h "" '~ o n• C(h lfl l)n !)If ,s.•, Bo• i~ 4/U 178 Good "" '"S'" MILK. Ctn, $129, '1,Vo SIORE Gal oo n CARDI NAt \'0-s' BORDEN'S LOWFAT Ol a•• ' VALLEY BELl '49c conAGE 24CRTNoz. $105 CHEESE .... ................. :... ·HOM-MAID BISCUITS ,,, .... ,,,,,2 :~:;~ 29' 1BORDEN'S ,.,,. , HALF & HALF ,,, .... ,,,,:,,,, .. ,,,,,,..,, c'" 49 p4r ,.,...,.._ 16 FRENCH FRIES ... ,2 ~:g Bowl <:fl~Pt)n • DRUMSTICKS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,6 .~~ l ,Lb CRO'CKER lr,.,rl on• w1 1h ¢QoUJ:I on · .,,, IDA TREAT REG , OR CRINKLE CUT 1000 Sl ORfS 'W""'""'"tl'l".,.'l"l' POTATO BUDS FOOD VALU -------------DAIRY VALUES WAGNER'S DRINKS 11&• lemrly Uml1 one with coupon 49' ASSORTED VARIETIES c~ ~~pon 69 , REG , DRIP, ELEC , PERK. ADC GROCERY SHELF SPECIALS,.- , lomol 11\t~l w 1l h CO II~On on• Cans FRESH LIKE DOG FOOD , ., , , · - --- 48 -Ct ~ GREEII BElliS DEL MONTE POTATO CHIPS 0 ~ CARIJIII~A li'Of;' SALE DATES: APRIL 17-llnd, 1978 DAN DEE FOIL TWIN PKG. 10 Of> e1 C.fittt.l Aou l !l ua Sto•n 00 10 Ofi �' 1 7- Tl"' II:HI)' Sclllllil'l MuldiL·pu• t-l' olllcl o;. 0 . Monday , Apr1117, 1978 .............:.:...:.::'·:. :·:::: .: President elected,- awards given at auxiliary conference ' I ·-· TROPHY for Jhe besl all-<~ro und program for the 197778yearwas presented b1 Mrs Grace P1 att , diSlrlcl JUillor actlvlliCS cha ~r man,to Mrs Harry Da1 1s JUIII Or aCll\'llles cha~rman of Umt 39 left The Pomerov Juni ors also won lhe Veda Davis Attendance Troph) a\\ardt' rl al the meetmg In 1%1 , a force of antiCastro Cuban rebels began what was to end as Jhe illfated "Bay of P1gs' IDCI(Iem F1ref1 ~h ter s, out w1th the blut• nu. are to meet Tut!~dav mght "1th u t~ counCI I ro diScuss the 11age dispute th.lt lrtggt!I ed their SICk Util Slnl C ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA r ndd\ A probationa l) uffi LCr h1red onll last week 1\ 0rkL'!! w1th the !Ire clu e! th e asstst,mt cl11ef o~nd safet} sen we dtrector Saturd.I:J\ to provide lhe Hardi n lounl\ wrth Ptppt on1 or Sausage Regular Prut U 10 SPECIAL $ CON1 RM'T MEETING KEN10)<. Oh1o UPI I 17 9 co rnmun1t~ fm.:' wrth prutecuon MON lUES WED APRIL H 19 No decJs!ons werL' ret~dwd Ill Frrd ay !li ght S fll S t mecttng betw een off-dut\ offwers and City counctl U AH GINO' S Elertton of H new prestdent ny Gottke and Robm Folk of w1d the prescnwtwn of Junot1011 City, and Rhonda nunH•rous awat ds Re ute1 ~nd. Jenmfe• C1oss. lughl lghlcd the annual Eighth Pmne1oy D1stl tL:t JuniUt Amencc~ n Speaker for the' pmgram Legwn ALLxthar} con ference was F1ank Vaughan. E1ghth held Salu 1day at the 0Jstnct 1\memamsm ChalrPorn e1O) hall of Ore\\ mcul for the Ame n ca n Wcbste1 PosD9 t.eg1on Participating m the I,011 Ann Wood daughter of rltu CJllsllc open mg we1 e Mr and Mrs Patnck Wood. l{u b• n Lehew. sergeant at P.oml.'toy, \\-a S e led ed an hs, Bar uar<~ Wells and 'tislnct p1es1dent Rccc1vmg Lesli e Wells. color bea~ers the JUniOI adiVIty trophy for Mita Jones and Jenmfcr the best all-amund program Couch color guards Rhonda durmg the 1977-78 vea 1 was Reute r was the conferenc<' the Pome10y wul w1th Mrs sec1eta1y, ami Mrs Doroth) Grd LC l'ratt, d1slnct JUIHOI .J cnk ms th e conft•rcm•e adt vttlcs chainmm , pr escn- p1amst Robm Campbell . Umt ung 1l to Mrs Harry Davis. 39 <haplam , gave the mvocaUn1t 'l9 JUIIIOI acl1vll1es chall - tlon foll o11mg the advanceman ment of the colors, and Jen1 hl' Pumm 0\ wut was H l~o mfer Couch led m the pledge the ret1p1cnl of lhe Veda of allegiance followmg by till' D<~vt s dll endame trophy 11>1t10nal anthem The1e ~as a <\ux!lt,u \' pens d lld ca.sh silent l11bute to tile hun01 cd ''" ards 1\ ere Jll esenlcd to the dead and the p1 eamble to the wumer s 111 lhe \ .HJuus a t eas COnSlllUlJ Oll of the AlllCIICiln of ( on1pd1 I1Un I he winners Le~wn Atmhary led 0\' till' \\Crt• Dtl'W We b~e t Junwt scrgc(.l nt (.It arms Umt 19 fn st Ill suapbook Intr od uced wt!rc Gtacc Pam P<>lll'l s Umt 39. first Ill Prall, d1slr1d JUmor aclustorv. Hobm I<·he" Uml tJ v Jtl t!~ r ha mnan, a nd Paul<:~ ,l1l fu sl 111 fore1 gn 1clattun!-i Kloes. the diSlrid rum or sc1<~pbuok fm ages 9 th1uugh p1eSJdcnt Rhonda Reuter ex12 1\ nna WileS, Umt- i9 first ten ded t he welco me, m fur t'lgn rel o twn~ Sl mp· Charlene Elekes gal'c the buok.<~grsl3 t ol8 In Jhe fo reign rl'lat1o11s t 'S!:l"' l urnpelltlUil ~"IlL' Milll'l ""d Shell r:ottke both uf llw JunctiOn Cli) Umt .176 took In st places 111 thc1r 1rs pcet!Vl' cJgc eotegoncs Hobin Lehe11 of Drew Webster Umt l9 and Cha rlene Elekcs of JunctiOn Clll wc1c fu sl plllL'l' \\UHlC!S V.lth thclr fore1gn1 elatwns dolls 1nlhe11 age Cd tegonl•s, .md Patty Folk of the June uun C'll\ Umt tuuk rt ftr st 111 the r onfercnee covu contest In thl ht~ndwur k contest. 01!'11 Websle1 Umt .l9 look f11 sl places 111 three dlffere11t Senco · Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation 1t''\f>CL t1vt categories S(•Vt'n fii'SI place awards \H~ Il' gl\t'!l m the tolonng hook contest I he wmncrs \H~ r c Shcr ' 1 Jolmson. Hacrm• Umt bO:l t\HJ ftr sts Kimber!~ Folk C.u ol '\nn Mullms. and Kclh Folk ,ill of Juncllun ('Icmd Hobrn LclleY. , Purncr u\ Umt. t\o'.U f1rsts Pnpp"~ queens rt>eogntzed t\ Umt. "'£R BAG <~nd MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY R JA tUE CO MPARI SON CHART 0 1 II I I I II 2 I I I 3 II I I I II 4 I I I I U.S FIBER RO CK WOOL FIBER GlASS These ..,olu es ore for one tn<h o f loose ftll tnwlotton City Ice & Fuel Co. 224 1st Pomt Pleasant ~treet (304) 675-2460 YOU'LL FIND ALL AT THE FRIENDLY ONEI r espunsc, and there greeti ngs fr om Wei e May or Cla1ence Andre" s Vaughan of the American Legwn Post 39, and Mrs Flore nce llitha 1ds, past E1ghth OJsllJct preSident Servtng on the rcg1str at1011 cormmttee were Anna Wlles, Pomeroy, Be th K•n g. C1ooksv 1lle. and Cha llene Elekes, Jun cti on City Awa rds dunng the day 1\ Cie presented by Mrs Pra tt and MISs Kloes Mrs Alex Bla1r mstcllled the nev. JUnt or pr es t· dent The tellers report was g1ven b) Rhonda Reuter, the placement conumtte report by Patty Folk and Ba rbara We lls and the resoluti on comrmllee s report bv Kun German. Sherr1 Gottke and Cl~>~rlotte Lehew At a receptiOn follow1ng the c.: onfcrenc:e, Ml ~(j KIOt• s, t'elll · mg E1ghth DJStm t p1eS1denl, was honored I hL patriOtiC col01 s were ca rrll~l out 111 llw dc c o J ,tlron s p1c sented g1fts \\ere Jen Ambrose Bierce program planned at Pomeroy library Sarcastic and cyn1cal Ambrose B1e rce, famed author and Me1gs county nat1ve, IS the sub)etl of a program at the Pomeroy !Jbrary on TIIUrsday at 7 p m Two films based on hiS short stones will be featured, along wnh a display· of h1s " orks The films, 'The Man and the Snake" and Occu rren ce aJ Owl Creek Br~dge ,' Illust rate Bierce s \lolenl and often b1tter arllstl(' nature Bu:rce, bo rn 1n Met~ s 8 If so, welcome to the local headquarters for ,. your building a nd re· mOdeling needs . ' . ..., ' POMEROY C.EMENT BLOCK CO. ---- ----'- 1'he /Jep11rtm ent :Store of Building Since 191.5 ·::, 992-5 500 or 992-51 00 Report fomlS for the year 's acllVI!Ies were distributed to Uw offi cers by Mrs Pratt Corrun Wli Latwns 1titd wet c Karen.Blaker PhD. -· ... husband was content I£ you agree w1th that adv1ce, I don't even want to hear what you are gomg to tell me Just don't bother to answer my letDEAR DR BLAKER - S1x ter ! years ago my husband left his DEAR READER - Rest company for a better JOb I assured, that colummst and I moved wtlh htm half-way are generatwns apart m our across the country even VIews ~bout women You though I had to g1ve up all my have a senous problem, one photography freelance con- that cannot be solved by tacts reassurances that you Wtll He was grateful at the tune. fmd fulfillment by livmg But now, ~hen I want to v1canously through your hus1rwke a move to further my band career, he seems to have It sounds like you want both forgotten that he owes me a the JOb and your matnage. It favor. nught be possible to have My new JOb would only be both 11 you can hold your one hour away by plane and anger back long enough to we could be together for cons1der your husband 's feelweekends and vacations It IS mgs He mtght actually be a once-m-a-llfetlme op- angry at himself- not you portunity for me. I want to Just suppose (hat stx years work this out w1th hun, but he ago he WAS extremely IS so angry he won 't hsten grateful when you followed Now he IS threatemng to him to hts new Job . At that sue me fo r desertiOn 1! I lake tune, he promised lumself he the JOb Can he do that ' would do the same for you Last month a woman wrote someday to another newspaper adviCe Now that the someday has colummst because she had to an1ved, however, he finds he g1ve up her Important com- cannot return the favor . Feelmumty serv1ce proJects to mg selfiSh and dtsappomted follow her husband, who was m hunself, he may expect to bemg transferred to another be rejected. So, he turns the state. tables, escalates the cr1s1s That col ummst ordered the and threatens to sue you for woman to follow her husband desertiOn cheerfully , rermndmg her Th1s turnabout IS foul play that she woul<t he happy 1f her But tf yo u can express some understanding of your husband 's dilemma. you may halt further escalatiOn of the conflict and reassure htm of your love Strengthened by knowmg your relationship IS sale, he then may be able to accept the long-diStance marMONDAY nage you have suggested . SPECIAL MEETIN G, If I am wrong about your Pomeroy Chapter 80 , Royal husband and this approach Arch Ma so ns. 7 30 p m does not work, you may have Monday w1th work m most to take his legal threats excellent master degree sertously MEIGS COUNTY Churches In some states, he could acof Christ Men 's Fello wship, 7 tually sue you for desertiOn 1! p m Monday at Bradford you moved w1thout Ius conChurch of Christ Wllh Steve sent ( It IS also true that he Steevers of the ChrtstJan could have sued you for Stud ent Fellowship, Ohio di vorce Six yea rs ago 1! you Umvers1ty, speakmg He Will had not followed hun to his be accompamed by several new JOb ) These laws certainstudents ly do perpetuate lht• subserBLOODMOBILE Monday VIence of women' 1 30 to 5·30 at Pomeroy It ta kes courage and Elementary School perseverance for a woman to RACINE Elementary PTO rrwmtam the dual comrmtMonday 7 30 p m at school ment of ca reer and marrtage In stallall on of offi ce rs Good luck ' Spea ker from heal th Wn te to Dr Blaker m care depa rtment . Third grade of th1s newspaper. P 0 Box mothers w1ll serve refresh- 439, Radio City StatiOn, New ments Everyone welcome York , N Y 10019 Volwnc of MIDDLEPOHT Elemen- mall prohibi ts persona l Ta ry PTA , 7·30 Monday mght replies , but questions of at the school New officers general Interest w1ll be will be msta lled discussed m future colwnns TUESDAY XI GAMMA MU Chapter of Beta S1gma Pin Soror~ty, will meet at 7 30 Tuesday mght at the Middleport F~re StatiOn APPLE GROVE-Involvmg Karen Gmns and I..mda R1ffl e younger women 111 the United wtll be hostesses. Members M ethodtst Women was the are renunded to take a toy for program emphasis at a rea serv1ce proJect. cent meettng of the UMW of ANNUAL INS PECTION, the Apple Grove Umted Rac1ne Masonic Lodge, 461 , M ethodist Church F&AM, Tu esd ay evemng, Members Under 35" was 7 30 Work m Master Ma son the program top1c presented degree, all Master Masons by Mrs Juha Noms who tnVIted spoke of expanding memberRI O GRANDE Chora le ship through encouragmg performmg at Salisbury younger women to feel a part Elementary School, 7 p.m. the orgamzatton and to of Tuesday. Public ts mvlted, show them that the local un1t free of charge Salisbury PTO can be a suppo1 t source for meetmg after the program them and develop with them for electiOn and mstallatton ol offi ce rs and a bu smess a concern for Chnstt an Uvmg and ca n ng and sharmg meet tng through miSSions. WEDNESDAY Plans were made for a REGULAR MEETING , rummage sale to be held at Area Volunteer F'1re and the Apple Grove church, May Emer gency Assn , Wed3 and 4, begmmng at 9 a m nesday, 7 30 p m at fire each day stat1on m Rutland Turnabout is foul play ! Helen Help 1 j:j j\j ~ Us·. • • HO~ By Helen Bottel ~ MUCHSHOULD MOM BELIEVE? LJEAH HELEN Olll 14-ycm -old daughte1 and her fathe1 light constantly He won 't let he1 date and nags al hc1 abouleveryllung ca lls her a slut too I m al\\ays mthe m1ddle Then they both JWnp on me Da •lcnc 11ant.> tu live 111 a fo•ler home She told me la >t week he1 fatl1e1 made passes at hc1 last year, and told he• she eouldn 't go out w1th buys unti l she'd gone to bed with hun f~rst She also sa1d he l1ad r hedted un 1ne \\ 1th two othet wumcn I don't know how mu ch to bel1eve as Oarlene has told lies often to get he1 own way If I ~onfront my husband With thiS, he II proba blv leave me I JUSt coul dn 't talk about sex to hun, m about much of anyllung else e1thm fm· that matter How ca n I lea rn lhl'l1ulh 1 - SII .ENT ONE DEIIH SILENT You'll never lea mllll' truth by aWJ1d111g confronlatwn' Tell Dcul~ne you're cH lllllg i.l lhrec·way conference where e1 e1yone ca n ta lk out p1oblems and acc usations If she IS lymg hcl acti ons here \\Ill g1ve you clues If she ISn't, then a fustc1 h um~ IS md1ca ted Also reassessment of u mar r tage "h11 h IS fa1 frum nghl 1 You've been the Silent 011e too long H OF:1\R HELF.N Heading about man tal tlisag • cements by the tho1 •;a nds, I thuught Uus btt of mfunnettlon nught he lp many uf yuur 1 c.tdcrs !'here's an ancient Japanese custom ca lled S lund~l Tins means husband and w1fc "' c pmm1tted to slug 11 uut w•tlt pillows Unable to settle a qua rrel, they take all the fu rmlure from the 1oom, st11p naked and start swatting The lose1 Is declared 11hen one p1llow breaks the partner w1th the damaged pilluw must apologize An equall) 1ugged code requ11 es that the wilmer then begms to ma ke love with the loser on the ba re Oou•. among fly 1ng feathers C1azy'' This ntoa l IS smd to be a lcadmg fac tor tn J,1pan 's lu11 d1vorec 1atc 1J read 111 n Tile Ignorance Book" by Webb Garmon I· FOH Sil l 'IDA I DEAR FOR Sounds hke fun, but I'd prefc1 batakas- unagme clea.nng up all those feathers nut to S[Wak of restuffing p1llo1'S 1- H Meigs Property ,-------1 ~ Social :Calendar Transfers I l I UMWmeet f h The Only Italian You Need to Know ~ P. O. Box 488, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone 992 -2697 Hours 9 : 00-4: OG-Saturda ys 9:00-12 : oo .-........ .. w • " Papt•r Po"''cr" . thl' .... da ~~~ ifi c d ur YOUr Daily pH~C !<! •• ..•• . Sentinel ~ ~ -· THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 l SAYRE HARDWARE WANTA SELL A _,.61........,~ RATHER LARGE PET? U l'l c The Country K1ds 4-H Club The Super Ch1cks 4-H Club met March 30 at the Rita met Apr~! 10 at the home of Maust restdence w1th 16 Kenda Donohue w1th f1ve members and two advisors m members and one advisor m lh gh tnhutcs are pa1d to Thomas and designed to attendance. Missy McMillan attendance. Ilems discussed the tt·uelitng t'rl lla lHIJtH!S of properly divtde the group, and Regma Sm1th gave a were the name of the club, M1 s, .lt'.llll'ltt 1 Thomas, brought sm1les to the faces of project lesson on Macrame dues, and where meettngs are Mlddi C[HIIl, 1rl an urt• cle those watchmg her lead this for Creative Arts to be held Pro )eels were penned by James l' lloge1s, p1lot program. Her careful Refreshments were served selected Refreshments were Me1g s Cuun ly " hoo ls attention to detail, and lovmg by M1ssy McMtllan, Lynn served by Kenda Donohue. PfiYdJuh>V,ISI Mrs Thomas concern that every child Smith, and EmJC Cross. The next meetmg will be held teac.hes nl the Pomeroy would have an opportumty to They also met April 6 with April 21 at the home of Lon F.krw'Htary Sl hool produce screenmg results 15 members and two advtsors Welch - Lorena Donohue, 11tc arll<lc nppcmcd 1r1the best exemplifymg their in attendance. Angel Myers reporter /\pil l 111 edltl ull uf The current capabJiilles, IS gave a report on Veterinary lllriSllfl n Sr•Ciif'C Momlru It typical of her every-day Science Refreshments were The Irtsh Leprechauns 4-H served by Elo1se Smith and Club met April 7 at the home performance "'I ht'rfl ts t1 lt·.t cher 111 our "How carefully she plans Angel Myers - Roberta of Arhs Thornton w1th 21 rura l, Ltld l~ n l llllllg l'ollnly 111 and builds the structure Sm1th, Reporter members and one adv1sor m Suulln w;ll r rr 0 1JI\J whu llll'l tts wtthm her class to provtde attendance A community Ult' fu<us of att cnt wn hom The Irish Leprechauns 4-H project was discussed The lhe most stimulattng and educ:• l•Jrs .rnd public :~ hkc for produCtive sett10g posstble MRS. JEANETIE THOMAS Oub met March l1 at the club dec1ded to collect bottle the t'XCIIi[ll al y •lit ' ts <he has for her young charges. A lateMinme Thornton restdence caps. - MISsy Rtggs, un lre1 Li1o11 l~l' "i .nul t e~tt lung afternoon peek tnto her class- ktndergarten . Each With 17 members and one reporter U~t=;(l f l:d I'~ room would Illustrate the precedmg )ob has added 1ts adv1sor m attendance. "J\ s 11 frr st-g1ude lcucller m care and forethought she development of patience, ProJects and dues were The Five Pomts Bucks 4-H Mt-> rgs ('u unty, Jl'undlt• daily brtngs to her work. The lovmg discussed, and officers were Club w111 hold the~r gu1dance, ll'lld 'Jl1on1 aS "Jll ClldS lht I !fer ts of day closes w1lh a song that structured ' teachmg _depth. elected - MISSY Riggs, orgaruzattonal meettng at the ht•r ddi) ,C IIl fJC I C( ]lti Ve smgs of : smtles and happy She exemplifies all that ts Reporter home of N1ck Leonard, F1ve tN.H hH ij~ fll iO ~S U\1 1 sm all times. Pomts, on Monday evening, best m the term 'master COTIIIllllllll\ of i\IJ(III I Bl'lllHII The H11lbilhes 4-H Club met Apnl l7 at7 30 pm "As they leave she adds , teacher.' und llh1•1 lhve1 fo lk 11 1lh 'And how wtll you come tnto Any chtldren m the area "Jeanette Thomas has Apnl 3 at the Maxme Dyer ~ e ntl c w;urul h tn1d kPrn lhe room tomorrow mor- affected her school-children.l"' resJdence w1th n_me m~mbers mteresled m ro1mng 4-H th1s ll'.1d1111g ll iSlUll'IH, rung ?' and like a happy 10 simple, yet profound, ways and one advtsor tn at- yea r are mv1ted to attend " I wsl ·1~ r . 1de slndtnl s me a chorus the words come back, that Will have a lastmg un- tendance Money-makm g ~ve~ I.Jl lot <'•l l:!l'r, r clc~ tl v l' l y 'W1th a happy sm1le and good pact on thetr ltves Your projects, recreatiOn and tours unpr 111\l•llllllll'd Uundlf':l uf manners.' recogmtion would add to her were d1scussed. Richard rm; q~ ) un d ltlllo c trH ,, The) Individual Programs reputatiOn ; her character IS Basham gave. a demonpn:" l' nl . 1 clt,t ll rn t:c lo Shaped strat10n on weldmg already at work.'' l>tlw ,lf urs th tt 1 t~ll s fur the ' Long after other teachers They also met Aprti!O With By Mrs. Herbert Roush ll"s t t'rfur tt: of c nr [I'U• her lwve departed the school, 10 members and one adv1sor Mr and Mrs Harol d em lJ '• Jeanette Thomas contmues to 10 attendance Mark McGUire Roush, Mrs Inez Hill visited In .l t.ni~Ue l!lonra s I analyze dally progress and gave a safety report on Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill ltavc fnmtd ~~ 1eHdH' I \\ ho h<t.s shape . presc npllvely, each b1cycles, Mary Colwell Sunday evemng and attended tuu l h't l . rr n~ {•JI Jillllll'" to ch1ld's md1vJdual program showed how to measure a boy church services at the local tomh Y• ltrl/' lln) s a11cl ~n Is fur the followmg da y for properly f1ttmg clothmg , MethodiSt church W\l\l I f r ul\ l !lt!Sh 'l (Ulllll\: of " Beea use of her new and , Patty Dyer told the plant V1ck1 Ables brought Mrs .1 nd ~ea dmg program this fall she lo \t', lll ' p ll.ttlrllt , Allee Balser to her home growth fact ors and the1r had thoughtfully restudied thH c I 1° 11 Saturday and spent the effects on plants l'llt~\ Pt rtgr,un the arrangement of her room The next meetmg will be weekend wtth her parents, tlnrl r r Way and moved and moved agam Mr and Mrs Jack Ables Roger Morgan, Richard C held Apnl 24 at 4 45 p m. ~ 111 r 1'11 11~ si r• rr.; 111 tile to achJCve an arrangement t' ollrod, Margaret Follrod to Amos Cross, Reporter Mr and Mrs Ge rald \ .uwu :l! d nr a srn.tll pilot that would add eff1c1ency and Columbus and Southern OhiO Hayman VISited Mrs Beverly pt tl JJI .tll l that r,;;t•t• ks \ u m· harmony wtthm the small ElectriC Co , easement , The Alfred Angels met Cunrttn gham at Racine tf l', t 'it' tht' r•fft iii Vt'!l t'SS o£ groups m her class Each April 8 at the Teme Stout Sunday afternoon Salisbury rt.J du w ,nJllrfll' fu ~ t grade move ~as made wtth lovmg Mr and Mrs Pete Bearhs Woodrow Fortney, V1rg1ma reSidence w1th 12 members 'l udt•ll t" concern to nunim lze the and two advisors 1n at- of ,Port smo uth, Va , are Fortney to Clinton R P1tzer, VISJtmg two weeks w1th her ' J lt•t pUIJi lS Wt' l t' <'ht, " !I effects of change Itself Ester L P1tzer, parcel, tendance. Demonstrations ' She has taught for 13 mother , Mrs Erma Wilson, were g1ven on Macrame fH Jil l 11 l . tq ~e r gHntp ;~s l huse Chester . years, three years m f1rst 1 and asSistmg 111 her care I I'Ut h for I t'• 111 1/! ::; k ill S, bu t Jmuny Lambert, Annette Necklace and Pinnmg Patgrade. three years as dtrector terns A Mrs Eula Wolfe recei ved 1110'4 \1h I\ f t) (' VJ>t' rl t'llt.: C K Lambert to Admtmstrator of a small commuruty school word Monday of the death of The ne\ri meetmg w11l be dllf 11 11ll) I hi' e.rrly of Veterans Affairs, lots, fu( ·more severely retarded Helen Phelps at Ne w held May 6 - Jam1e ChapS{ I t'\' 111111' th1"i sr hqol \I' oil ScipiO children, and seven years m Bnghton, Pa. Funeral ser1\nll i l!•l t" l I·~ .lt o~ n t t!C James J Proffitt, Sheriff, ma n, Reporter VIces were Thursday m New Robert D Hensley , Sharon T The Sunbeams 4-H Club met Bnghton Hensl ey to Belpre F~r st Bruce Hart, Col umbu s, Apnl 7 at the Joyce RttchJC Federal Savmgs and Loan rtSidence w1th e1ght mem- spent a weekend w1th Mr and Association, lot , Tuppers bers and two advisors m Mrs Don Bell and hiS fianPlams. attendance OffiCers were cee, Lorna Bell, Mr and Mrs Paul Adam Scott , V1rg1ma elected, these officers are as Robert Hart of Racme VISited Scott to Carroll E Cleland , follows : Brenda Boyles, Bruce Sunday afternoon Debra J . Deland, parcel, Mrs Kat1e Bass, Mrs. president , Beth R1tch1e, v1ce Middleport pr estdent ; Paula L1fe, Roberta LewiS of Clifton secr etary, Judy Perry, spent Tuesday w1th Mrs treasurer; Co nme Stout, Edna Roush whil e Mr s. news reporter , Mellssa Gladys Shields and Mrs Scarbrough and Karen Casto, Robert Hill were shopptng m recreatiOn leaders; Angela Parkersburg ATHENS LIVESTOCK Mr and Mrs Dorset W1lson Damewood , Health , and SALES Brenda Casto, sa fety. - and sons of Sistersville spent Saturday, Aprlll5 Sunday w1th h1 s mother, Mrs Conme Stout, reporier CATTLE - Feeder Steers, Erma Wilson 440 to 800 lbs , Cho1ce 49 to George Hunt of Pomt The F1ve Point Star Stit55 .25 , Good 36 to ~7 25. chers 4-H Oub met Apr 3 at Pleasant VISited Mrs MargJC Feeder Heifers, 400 to 700 the Pat Holter reSidence w1th Hunt Sunday lbs , Chmce 41 25 to 47, Good 16 members and three adMr and Mr s Ca rroll 30 to 40 50 ; Feeder Bulls, 400 VIsors m attendance Items of Hoschar of Atwater, Mrs to 800 lbs , Choice 4!i 60 to busmess discussed were dues Pearl Harvey of Deerfield, \/I N' I \ I t \'I I \ I ,, I u II • ''"'ring wllh 1t btnullful toft eggshell 49 .75; Goo d 36 60 to 45 Mrs Betty SunoUJJ . Mrs. and a book dme h I I, r·, ,, tl , hotf'wtMiffwl)l'krlan be r>alnledright nloog o! l • ,11 • , , 1 ,,t, •tiiH' r~ lrlll'ltln l W~~tshablf low W!tln Slaught er Bulls, over 1000 The next meet mg w1ll be Maxme Bowhng of Warren, \ 1,, ., \ 11'11•\ • ~ ~ u , ddt•<~ In one hall hnltr EqulpnH'nt lbs , 38 35 to 39 75; Slaughter held Apnl 24 at the Holt er Ronme Hopper ol Paducah, n • II • II ~ 11[' \o. tll " th ' Cows · Uhlittes 36 10 to 40 85 , residence. - Lon Louks, Ky , Flo Syare of Leon, W. Va , Mrs Ethel Moore of New Canners and Cutters 29 10 to Reporter 36; Veals, choice and prune, Haven, Mrs. LoUJse Wandling 64 75 to 70 , Baby Calves, by The Metgs County Saddle of St Albans attendea funeral lhe head , '!1 to 55 S1lters 4-H Club met Apnl 4 at se rv1 ces for Mr s Ruth HOGS - No. I , Barrows the J R. Kennedy residence Pa rson s at the Ew1ng and Gilts, 200 to 230 lbs , 45 70 w1th eight members and two Funeral Home and vtstted 882-2525 to 4!i.75. Ught Sows 35 to advisors m attendance A Mrs Irene Rhodes, Mr . and 39 25 , Boars 31 .10 to 32 demonstratton was g1ven by Mrs Dorsa Parsons, Mrs NEW HAVEN, W. VA. lZG MAIN Mickey Connolly on the parts Elva Parsons and Preston of horses Refreshments were Parsons and Mr and Mrs Robert Parsons Thursday served by Judy Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs Don Bell The next meetmg Will be visited Mr and Mrs held May 2 at 7·30 p m. at the Ra'ymond Hensler at Racme Kennedy reSidence - Kelll Sunday. Other guests of the • Headley, reporter IS • •• Henslers were Mr and Mrs. Harold Gnmm of Columbus The Willow Creek Road- who vJsll ed Thursday runners 4-H Club met Apnl 5 through Sunday. Mr and at the RQck Sprmgs Church Mrs Harold Roush viSited with mne members and two Sunday Rev. and Mr s Pearl Casto, advisors m attendance OfPatnot, VISited Mr and Mrs fleers were elected, dues Don Bell Sunday afternoon . were set, and a new name for Mrs. Gerald Ha yman the club was discussed VISited Mrs Mabel Shields, Officers elected were Mrs. Bertha Robtn son Brenda Chappelear, Sunday afternoon at Racine president ; Shelly Corbitt , Mr and Mrs. M1lo vice president , Dtxle Eblm. Richardson of Port Huron , sec retary; Kim Eblin. M1ch , and Mr and Mrs Jell reporter , Valerie Jeffers, Richardson of Urbana viSited treasurer; Demse Stegall. Mr and Mrs Gerald health. Renee Kaldor.Safety, Moaduy - lucsduy - Wednesday Barbara Chapp e l ea r Hayman Mr and Mrs Dennis Recrea ti on, and Rhonda April 17.18 -" Manuel and !drs Flossie Jeffers, Sergeant at Arms. Badgely have exchanged The next meeting will be residences and Mrs. Badgely held Apnl 12 - Kun Eblin, wlll be movmg to Racine and the Manuels to East Letart reporter . f, 1Nl1 S l'tZZA ISN f AN OROINAR V PIZZA ITS A Mrs Wallie Morris of East SUI'[H f:XTAAO AOINARY PIZZA A GENUINHV Uverpool is spending two Gil£ fiT All ITALIA N PIZZA THAT WILL lHRILL Apple Grove News Notes MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS- floating fund g1fl and toy fund , mediCIIle fund , party fwtd . telephone fund, parent In Order to Vote in travel and mothers' fund , and the June 6th Primary to tuberculosiS and cystic f1 bro:Hs resea rch funds . YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY 6TH Mrs Grace Pratt , chapea u, open ed the me eting 111 If You are Not Registered : ntuallsllc form The spnng V1sit the Board's OWce in Person - OR pouv10r to be held at the Phone the Board of Elections- OR Hosp1tahty Inn m Colw11bus Mail the Board a Card wa s announced fo r April ~2 and 2.1 Th~ annual dmner of If You are in Doubt as to Whether You are the W1lk esv 111e Salon was""" Properly Reg1stered , Phone the Board. nounct'!! and an mv1tat1on from the Me1gs Coun ty Salon for H dmner at Tr1mty ConMEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS wgatiOnal Church on May_L : - - - - Masomc Temple-Building- was r~cul CHOICES ~~~ LORI ANN WOOD, nght, was elected and mstalled president of the Etghth D1strtct Jumor American Leg1on Auxiliary at the annual conference held Saturday at the American Leg10n hall •n Pomeroy P1ctured w11h MISs Wood IS Pam Powers, Junior v1ce preSident of the American Legwn Awohary, Department of Ohio, and a past d1stnct prestdent ::::::::::::::~:::::::::·~::::::::~:::::::::::..-;:.:-:·: ::·: :: :-: ::::::. ··:·:·:·:::::·:;.:;:.:-:·:-:::.;.;.;.:::.:o:::-:•:O.'·~·:·:·~~ Contributions made by Eight and Forty Are vou 1 member of the do tt-yoursetf set? ~- ' •,•, Cave Creek. ga med ihe rank of maJor m the C1vll War and worked hiS wa) across the Wesrern fr onti er Ga 1nmg fame m San Franctsco as a JOurn ahst he became wellknown for hiS savage and satmca l newspaper columns and hiS b1tter stones ' B1erce's colorful life had a legendary endmg At the age of 71 he went to MeXIco to JOin the rebel arm1es there. never to be heard from agam The hbrary program on B~erce 1s OF:AH HEI EN free and open to the pubhc I pu1chased a d1v orce kit and defended myself and I m here count v rn 1842 near Horse to say ll 1sn 'tall tha t compll talcd The step-by-step easy m<tructiOns saved me a lot of money Of coo•se, 110 alunony or support was Involved, and we d1v1ded ow property the day we separa ted For people like us, I h1ghly recommend d(Ht-yourself divorce. should the maiTiage brea k up · BAHBAHA NOTE 1'0 HF.ADEHS Wilen no al nnoi1y , support 01 p1 opcrty hassles "' c 111volved, do-l t-yourself divorce can be a moneyPOMEHOY --Nume r ous Lllntnbullons for the beneftt !XjVCr But don l t est )Ou r luck unless It 's c.t fnendlv , WI· of cystic fibroSIS a nd tuber- tollipllcatcd split H culoSis children ~ ere made at Thursday mght's meetmg of Gall~<~ County Salon 612, from the OhiO Departement.al Spring mot1f by M1ss Smtth E1Kht and Fo11y, held at the chapea u announcing i:H; ~ and her co-hostess, Mrs Pomeroy home of M r s~ Ermi:l tiV lliCS , Mrs Dorothy Brady, Pratt. Snuth Jc demr chapea u pr crmere, 'I he Salon contributed , to and from partner, Mrs lhc bed endowment fund for LoUise Stewart the Nat1onal JewiSh Hospital One ni:ltne wtJs submitted at Denver, the Child Welfare for membe1 slup Mr s MEI GS Muzzle loaders Foundation. the all -partner s Do1othy Jcnkms and Mrs Cl ub, 7.3(] p.m. Wednesday at spcc1al project, the Xenia Genevieve Memhart were Barber Shop, W Tewksbary pool for orphans of veterans. guests at the rneetmg Mrs Second , Pomeroy; aU mU1e Oh1o Cystic F1bros1s Joan Wood of Gallipolis w1ll terested welcome Center, the National Cystic host the May mcet1ng F1bros1s Center. the Ohio Hdreslunents were served Medlc111e Fund, lhe National from a table decor• ted m the Jew ish Hospital's bed ma mtenance, band fund , camp outmg, t:amcr'li fund , The Friendly One r .. :..: =::: ._. -----. Meigs 4-H Club News .----· I The Poet's I Racine Social Events Tributes paid • to .mstructor .~ •• ...• .. • I I I C omer j ! 1 SPRINGTIME As I walk m the woods m sprmgtune, Awe and pra1se just fill my heart ; For I know God g1ves th1s beauty And m HIS world, I have a part Tnlllums bloommg on the rock s1des, Hepatica blossoms, s weet and rare ; Other beaut1es all around me, God's hand surely put them there. If He cares for all of nature And w1ld creatures here below; He w1ll care for you and me As we seek Hts Will I know So, when sprmgtune breaks around us, W1th 1ts perfume m the a1r ; Let us look to tlun and thank Hun For the beauty and H1s care -Elizabeth R. Jordan Albany, Ohio -I --·- --·- --I Social 1I 1 Calendar 1 I I I I By Mrs. Francls Morris Mrs Jack Adams and Mrs Douglas Johnson and daughter-Jrl-law, Mrs. Donna John son were called to Franklin, Oh10 , by the sudden death of their s1ster-m-law, Mrs Melvm Weaver Burtal was m Clay City, Ky. Mrs Mane Roy VISited her brother and stster-m-law, Mr . and Mrs Edd Myers 10 Co lumbus when she act-ompamed Mr and Mrs. Bob Roy and Jeff Thornton Jeff met the All Oh10 Youth Cho1r gomg to C1ncmnat1 for open mg day of baseball season. Earl Hart returned home from Flonda Mr and Mrs. Ronald Hart met him at the a1rport m Parkersburg Mrs George Van Horn of Beaver Falls and Mrs Grace He1lman of New Bnghton spent a recent weekend with Mrs Hazel Carna han and they viSited Mrs. Loe T1sdale at Buckeye Lake on Sa torday Mrs Gene Lawrence and baby of Camp Campbell, Ky . spent two weeks With Mr. and Mrs Pa ul Lawrence Mrs. Mabel Shtelds and Mrs Foc1e Hayman were Sunday aft ernoon guests of Mrs Bertha Robmson Mr and Mrs Paul Smtih By Mrs. Herbert Roush spent two weeks vacation at Mrs. Betty McGwre and Bradenton Beach' Fla Mrs. daughter, Recka of Pomero) Garnet Ervme, who spent the VISited Mr and Mrs Joe wmter there, accompamed Manuel Sunday !hem back home Mrs Joyce Manuel and Mr and Mrs Bub Simpson Mrs Lorrame Pyles VISited of Seymour, Ind ' came for Mrs Hilda Hart at Racme th e fun eral se rvi ces of recently Coulter Sh uler They left Mtchael Rhodes of Griffrn Atr Force Base, Ind , spent Sunday morn mg aclhe Easter weekend wtth hiS compamed by hiS mother, Mrs Grella Sunpson to VISit parents, Mr and Mrs Robert their aunt , Mrs Myrtl e Rhodes and Karen Mr and Mrs J eff Valley and fam•ly at Rose Richardson of Urbana VISited Ctty , MICh 'a couple of days his parents , Mr and Mrs Mr a nd Mrs Simpson Milo Richardson over the returned on Wednesday to lhm home m lnd1ana Easter weekend M1s. s Helen Wtlcoxen of Mrs Ge rald Hayma n VISited Mr and Mrs Milo Ohio State UmverSil) spent lli c hard so n Tu esday the wee kend w1th her afternoon parents. Mr and Mrs Martm 11 d Wilcoxen Mrs Na ncy Russe an Mr and Mrs Shendan son , M1ke, Mrs Katie Bass, Mrs Charlotte LewiS, Mrs Russell Jr of Mason, W Va Roberta LewiS of Clifton VISited Mr and Mrs Kenneth vtsJted Mrs Russe ll Roush on '"' Turley and famll) a recent Tuesday Sunday Fairview News Notes MONDAY ANNUAL AWARDS Tea of Veterans Memonal Hosptlal Candystnpers Monday 7 p m m east-west dmmg room Parents and fr1ends are tnVIled A panel of healthcareer representatives w1ll be guest speakers Ca ndystnpers are asked to meet tn cafet ena at 6.3(] p m m fuU umform Refreshments TUESDAY BAPTISMAL HELD BaptiSmal r1tes were held SOUTHERN LOCAL Board of Education Tuesday 7 30 for two children at Easter p m h1gh school cafeten a serv1 ces at the Syracuse Presbyterian Ch urch The ntes were performed by the week s vacatiOn With her Rev. Dw1ght Zav1tz for Lorm parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Ann and Robert Wtlham Anderson and family. Mr Crow, children of Mr and and Mrs Ted Wilford and Mrs Robert W Crow, daughters of Portland spent Sy rac use Also baptiZed Sunday w1th the Andersons dur1ng the services was Mrs Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bass Robert W Cro" and daughter of IAJUISVIlle, Ky , spent Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs . Arnold Hupp and Mr and Mrs Eddie Hllpp Raymond Rowe viSited the Hopps Tuesda y evening Other guests were Mrs Elva Dalley of Syracuse-, Leota B1rch of Portland and Mr and Mrs Russell Roush , Cmdy and Ed Mr s. Judy Pickett enterta med w1th a party Monday evemng 111 honor of her husband, LouJC, who was celebrating hiS birthday He was presented a cake w1th " Happy Btrthday Lou1e" mscrtbcd wtth yellow, blue and white 1cmg The cake "as a g1ft of h1 s parents, Mr and Mrs Max Pickett of Crown C1ty Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Charles M1tchael ana son, Charles, Mr and Mrs Roger Roush, Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush. Mr and Mrs. Max Pickett and daughter, Ltnda and Rcgma Shaffer and Trav1s P1cketl of Crown Ctty Mr and Mrs Ed Morns and children ol Bowling Green were weekend guests of her mother, Mrs Anna Wheeler Don Solman of St Albans VISited the Morri ses on Sunday and was a dmner guest of Mrs. Wheeler Mr and Mrs Dallas Hill entertamed with a dinner Sunday L, honor of thetr son, Dean, who was celebrating his birthday . Attendtng were Mr and Mrs Darrell Norns and Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Roush , Joey and Cortney and Art Hill ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA w11h Pepperonc or \uu~oge Regulor Pme U 10 SPECIAL $ 17 9 IUII -W£0 lPRil 17 II MON AT All GINO'S SUPER SAVINGS IN OUR SPRING 2 PIECES ONLY $13800 't'UU Wlfll THE GOOD TASTE OF THAT OL cdUtJ l!IV FLAVOR ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II .--~ 220 E. Main-St . Pomeroy , OhiO Phone 992 -7113 �' 1 7- Tl"' II:HI)' Sclllllil'l MuldiL·pu• t-l' olllcl o;. 0 . Monday , Apr1117, 1978 .............:.:...:.::'·:. :·:::: .: President elected,- awards given at auxiliary conference ' I ·-· TROPHY for Jhe besl all-<~ro und program for the 197778yearwas presented b1 Mrs Grace P1 att , diSlrlcl JUillor actlvlliCS cha ~r man,to Mrs Harry Da1 1s JUIII Or aCll\'llles cha~rman of Umt 39 left The Pomerov Juni ors also won lhe Veda Davis Attendance Troph) a\\ardt' rl al the meetmg In 1%1 , a force of antiCastro Cuban rebels began what was to end as Jhe illfated "Bay of P1gs' IDCI(Iem F1ref1 ~h ter s, out w1th the blut• nu. are to meet Tut!~dav mght "1th u t~ counCI I ro diScuss the 11age dispute th.lt lrtggt!I ed their SICk Util Slnl C ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA r ndd\ A probationa l) uffi LCr h1red onll last week 1\ 0rkL'!! w1th the !Ire clu e! th e asstst,mt cl11ef o~nd safet} sen we dtrector Saturd.I:J\ to provide lhe Hardi n lounl\ wrth Ptppt on1 or Sausage Regular Prut U 10 SPECIAL $ CON1 RM'T MEETING KEN10)<. Oh1o UPI I 17 9 co rnmun1t~ fm.:' wrth prutecuon MON lUES WED APRIL H 19 No decJs!ons werL' ret~dwd Ill Frrd ay !li ght S fll S t mecttng betw een off-dut\ offwers and City counctl U AH GINO' S Elertton of H new prestdent ny Gottke and Robm Folk of w1d the prescnwtwn of Junot1011 City, and Rhonda nunH•rous awat ds Re ute1 ~nd. Jenmfe• C1oss. lughl lghlcd the annual Eighth Pmne1oy D1stl tL:t JuniUt Amencc~ n Speaker for the' pmgram Legwn ALLxthar} con ference was F1ank Vaughan. E1ghth held Salu 1day at the 0Jstnct 1\memamsm ChalrPorn e1O) hall of Ore\\ mcul for the Ame n ca n Wcbste1 PosD9 t.eg1on Participating m the I,011 Ann Wood daughter of rltu CJllsllc open mg we1 e Mr and Mrs Patnck Wood. l{u b• n Lehew. sergeant at P.oml.'toy, \\-a S e led ed an hs, Bar uar<~ Wells and 'tislnct p1es1dent Rccc1vmg Lesli e Wells. color bea~ers the JUniOI adiVIty trophy for Mita Jones and Jenmfcr the best all-amund program Couch color guards Rhonda durmg the 1977-78 vea 1 was Reute r was the conferenc<' the Pome10y wul w1th Mrs sec1eta1y, ami Mrs Doroth) Grd LC l'ratt, d1slnct JUIHOI .J cnk ms th e conft•rcm•e adt vttlcs chainmm , pr escn- p1amst Robm Campbell . Umt ung 1l to Mrs Harry Davis. 39 <haplam , gave the mvocaUn1t 'l9 JUIIIOI acl1vll1es chall - tlon foll o11mg the advanceman ment of the colors, and Jen1 hl' Pumm 0\ wut was H l~o mfer Couch led m the pledge the ret1p1cnl of lhe Veda of allegiance followmg by till' D<~vt s dll endame trophy 11>1t10nal anthem The1e ~as a <\ux!lt,u \' pens d lld ca.sh silent l11bute to tile hun01 cd ''" ards 1\ ere Jll esenlcd to the dead and the p1 eamble to the wumer s 111 lhe \ .HJuus a t eas COnSlllUlJ Oll of the AlllCIICiln of ( on1pd1 I1Un I he winners Le~wn Atmhary led 0\' till' \\Crt• Dtl'W We b~e t Junwt scrgc(.l nt (.It arms Umt 19 fn st Ill suapbook Intr od uced wt!rc Gtacc Pam P<>lll'l s Umt 39. first Ill Prall, d1slr1d JUmor aclustorv. Hobm I<·he" Uml tJ v Jtl t!~ r ha mnan, a nd Paul<:~ ,l1l fu sl 111 fore1 gn 1clattun!-i Kloes. the diSlrid rum or sc1<~pbuok fm ages 9 th1uugh p1eSJdcnt Rhonda Reuter ex12 1\ nna WileS, Umt- i9 first ten ded t he welco me, m fur t'lgn rel o twn~ Sl mp· Charlene Elekes gal'c the buok.<~grsl3 t ol8 In Jhe fo reign rl'lat1o11s t 'S!:l"' l urnpelltlUil ~"IlL' Milll'l ""d Shell r:ottke both uf llw JunctiOn Cli) Umt .176 took In st places 111 thc1r 1rs pcet!Vl' cJgc eotegoncs Hobin Lehe11 of Drew Webster Umt l9 and Cha rlene Elekcs of JunctiOn Clll wc1c fu sl plllL'l' \\UHlC!S V.lth thclr fore1gn1 elatwns dolls 1nlhe11 age Cd tegonl•s, .md Patty Folk of the June uun C'll\ Umt tuuk rt ftr st 111 the r onfercnee covu contest In thl ht~ndwur k contest. 01!'11 Websle1 Umt .l9 look f11 sl places 111 three dlffere11t Senco · Oren • or U.S. Fiber Insulation 1t''\f>CL t1vt categories S(•Vt'n fii'SI place awards \H~ Il' gl\t'!l m the tolonng hook contest I he wmncrs \H~ r c Shcr ' 1 Jolmson. Hacrm• Umt bO:l t\HJ ftr sts Kimber!~ Folk C.u ol '\nn Mullms. and Kclh Folk ,ill of Juncllun ('Icmd Hobrn LclleY. , Purncr u\ Umt. t\o'.U f1rsts Pnpp"~ queens rt>eogntzed t\ Umt. "'£R BAG <~nd MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY R JA tUE CO MPARI SON CHART 0 1 II I I I II 2 I I I 3 II I I I II 4 I I I I U.S FIBER RO CK WOOL FIBER GlASS These ..,olu es ore for one tn<h o f loose ftll tnwlotton City Ice & Fuel Co. 224 1st Pomt Pleasant ~treet (304) 675-2460 YOU'LL FIND ALL AT THE FRIENDLY ONEI r espunsc, and there greeti ngs fr om Wei e May or Cla1ence Andre" s Vaughan of the American Legwn Post 39, and Mrs Flore nce llitha 1ds, past E1ghth OJsllJct preSident Servtng on the rcg1str at1011 cormmttee were Anna Wlles, Pomeroy, Be th K•n g. C1ooksv 1lle. and Cha llene Elekes, Jun cti on City Awa rds dunng the day 1\ Cie presented by Mrs Pra tt and MISs Kloes Mrs Alex Bla1r mstcllled the nev. JUnt or pr es t· dent The tellers report was g1ven b) Rhonda Reuter, the placement conumtte report by Patty Folk and Ba rbara We lls and the resoluti on comrmllee s report bv Kun German. Sherr1 Gottke and Cl~>~rlotte Lehew At a receptiOn follow1ng the c.: onfcrenc:e, Ml ~(j KIOt• s, t'elll · mg E1ghth DJStm t p1eS1denl, was honored I hL patriOtiC col01 s were ca rrll~l out 111 llw dc c o J ,tlron s p1c sented g1fts \\ere Jen Ambrose Bierce program planned at Pomeroy library Sarcastic and cyn1cal Ambrose B1e rce, famed author and Me1gs county nat1ve, IS the sub)etl of a program at the Pomeroy !Jbrary on TIIUrsday at 7 p m Two films based on hiS short stones will be featured, along wnh a display· of h1s " orks The films, 'The Man and the Snake" and Occu rren ce aJ Owl Creek Br~dge ,' Illust rate Bierce s \lolenl and often b1tter arllstl(' nature Bu:rce, bo rn 1n Met~ s 8 If so, welcome to the local headquarters for ,. your building a nd re· mOdeling needs . ' . ..., ' POMEROY C.EMENT BLOCK CO. ---- ----'- 1'he /Jep11rtm ent :Store of Building Since 191.5 ·::, 992-5 500 or 992-51 00 Report fomlS for the year 's acllVI!Ies were distributed to Uw offi cers by Mrs Pratt Corrun Wli Latwns 1titd wet c Karen.Blaker PhD. -· ... husband was content I£ you agree w1th that adv1ce, I don't even want to hear what you are gomg to tell me Just don't bother to answer my letDEAR DR BLAKER - S1x ter ! years ago my husband left his DEAR READER - Rest company for a better JOb I assured, that colummst and I moved wtlh htm half-way are generatwns apart m our across the country even VIews ~bout women You though I had to g1ve up all my have a senous problem, one photography freelance con- that cannot be solved by tacts reassurances that you Wtll He was grateful at the tune. fmd fulfillment by livmg But now, ~hen I want to v1canously through your hus1rwke a move to further my band career, he seems to have It sounds like you want both forgotten that he owes me a the JOb and your matnage. It favor. nught be possible to have My new JOb would only be both 11 you can hold your one hour away by plane and anger back long enough to we could be together for cons1der your husband 's feelweekends and vacations It IS mgs He mtght actually be a once-m-a-llfetlme op- angry at himself- not you portunity for me. I want to Just suppose (hat stx years work this out w1th hun, but he ago he WAS extremely IS so angry he won 't hsten grateful when you followed Now he IS threatemng to him to hts new Job . At that sue me fo r desertiOn 1! I lake tune, he promised lumself he the JOb Can he do that ' would do the same for you Last month a woman wrote someday to another newspaper adviCe Now that the someday has colummst because she had to an1ved, however, he finds he g1ve up her Important com- cannot return the favor . Feelmumty serv1ce proJects to mg selfiSh and dtsappomted follow her husband, who was m hunself, he may expect to bemg transferred to another be rejected. So, he turns the state. tables, escalates the cr1s1s That col ummst ordered the and threatens to sue you for woman to follow her husband desertiOn cheerfully , rermndmg her Th1s turnabout IS foul play that she woul<t he happy 1f her But tf yo u can express some understanding of your husband 's dilemma. you may halt further escalatiOn of the conflict and reassure htm of your love Strengthened by knowmg your relationship IS sale, he then may be able to accept the long-diStance marMONDAY nage you have suggested . SPECIAL MEETIN G, If I am wrong about your Pomeroy Chapter 80 , Royal husband and this approach Arch Ma so ns. 7 30 p m does not work, you may have Monday w1th work m most to take his legal threats excellent master degree sertously MEIGS COUNTY Churches In some states, he could acof Christ Men 's Fello wship, 7 tually sue you for desertiOn 1! p m Monday at Bradford you moved w1thout Ius conChurch of Christ Wllh Steve sent ( It IS also true that he Steevers of the ChrtstJan could have sued you for Stud ent Fellowship, Ohio di vorce Six yea rs ago 1! you Umvers1ty, speakmg He Will had not followed hun to his be accompamed by several new JOb ) These laws certainstudents ly do perpetuate lht• subserBLOODMOBILE Monday VIence of women' 1 30 to 5·30 at Pomeroy It ta kes courage and Elementary School perseverance for a woman to RACINE Elementary PTO rrwmtam the dual comrmtMonday 7 30 p m at school ment of ca reer and marrtage In stallall on of offi ce rs Good luck ' Spea ker from heal th Wn te to Dr Blaker m care depa rtment . Third grade of th1s newspaper. P 0 Box mothers w1ll serve refresh- 439, Radio City StatiOn, New ments Everyone welcome York , N Y 10019 Volwnc of MIDDLEPOHT Elemen- mall prohibi ts persona l Ta ry PTA , 7·30 Monday mght replies , but questions of at the school New officers general Interest w1ll be will be msta lled discussed m future colwnns TUESDAY XI GAMMA MU Chapter of Beta S1gma Pin Soror~ty, will meet at 7 30 Tuesday mght at the Middleport F~re StatiOn APPLE GROVE-Involvmg Karen Gmns and I..mda R1ffl e younger women 111 the United wtll be hostesses. Members M ethodtst Women was the are renunded to take a toy for program emphasis at a rea serv1ce proJect. cent meettng of the UMW of ANNUAL INS PECTION, the Apple Grove Umted Rac1ne Masonic Lodge, 461 , M ethodist Church F&AM, Tu esd ay evemng, Members Under 35" was 7 30 Work m Master Ma son the program top1c presented degree, all Master Masons by Mrs Juha Noms who tnVIted spoke of expanding memberRI O GRANDE Chora le ship through encouragmg performmg at Salisbury younger women to feel a part Elementary School, 7 p.m. the orgamzatton and to of Tuesday. Public ts mvlted, show them that the local un1t free of charge Salisbury PTO can be a suppo1 t source for meetmg after the program them and develop with them for electiOn and mstallatton ol offi ce rs and a bu smess a concern for Chnstt an Uvmg and ca n ng and sharmg meet tng through miSSions. WEDNESDAY Plans were made for a REGULAR MEETING , rummage sale to be held at Area Volunteer F'1re and the Apple Grove church, May Emer gency Assn , Wed3 and 4, begmmng at 9 a m nesday, 7 30 p m at fire each day stat1on m Rutland Turnabout is foul play ! Helen Help 1 j:j j\j ~ Us·. • • HO~ By Helen Bottel ~ MUCHSHOULD MOM BELIEVE? LJEAH HELEN Olll 14-ycm -old daughte1 and her fathe1 light constantly He won 't let he1 date and nags al hc1 abouleveryllung ca lls her a slut too I m al\\ays mthe m1ddle Then they both JWnp on me Da •lcnc 11ant.> tu live 111 a fo•ler home She told me la >t week he1 fatl1e1 made passes at hc1 last year, and told he• she eouldn 't go out w1th buys unti l she'd gone to bed with hun f~rst She also sa1d he l1ad r hedted un 1ne \\ 1th two othet wumcn I don't know how mu ch to bel1eve as Oarlene has told lies often to get he1 own way If I ~onfront my husband With thiS, he II proba blv leave me I JUSt coul dn 't talk about sex to hun, m about much of anyllung else e1thm fm· that matter How ca n I lea rn lhl'l1ulh 1 - SII .ENT ONE DEIIH SILENT You'll never lea mllll' truth by aWJ1d111g confronlatwn' Tell Dcul~ne you're cH lllllg i.l lhrec·way conference where e1 e1yone ca n ta lk out p1oblems and acc usations If she IS lymg hcl acti ons here \\Ill g1ve you clues If she ISn't, then a fustc1 h um~ IS md1ca ted Also reassessment of u mar r tage "h11 h IS fa1 frum nghl 1 You've been the Silent 011e too long H OF:1\R HELF.N Heading about man tal tlisag • cements by the tho1 •;a nds, I thuught Uus btt of mfunnettlon nught he lp many uf yuur 1 c.tdcrs !'here's an ancient Japanese custom ca lled S lund~l Tins means husband and w1fc "' c pmm1tted to slug 11 uut w•tlt pillows Unable to settle a qua rrel, they take all the fu rmlure from the 1oom, st11p naked and start swatting The lose1 Is declared 11hen one p1llow breaks the partner w1th the damaged pilluw must apologize An equall) 1ugged code requ11 es that the wilmer then begms to ma ke love with the loser on the ba re Oou•. among fly 1ng feathers C1azy'' This ntoa l IS smd to be a lcadmg fac tor tn J,1pan 's lu11 d1vorec 1atc 1J read 111 n Tile Ignorance Book" by Webb Garmon I· FOH Sil l 'IDA I DEAR FOR Sounds hke fun, but I'd prefc1 batakas- unagme clea.nng up all those feathers nut to S[Wak of restuffing p1llo1'S 1- H Meigs Property ,-------1 ~ Social :Calendar Transfers I l I UMWmeet f h The Only Italian You Need to Know ~ P. O. Box 488, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone 992 -2697 Hours 9 : 00-4: OG-Saturda ys 9:00-12 : oo .-........ .. w • " Papt•r Po"''cr" . thl' .... da ~~~ ifi c d ur YOUr Daily pH~C !<! •• ..•• . Sentinel ~ ~ -· THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992-2156 l SAYRE HARDWARE WANTA SELL A _,.61........,~ RATHER LARGE PET? U l'l c The Country K1ds 4-H Club The Super Ch1cks 4-H Club met March 30 at the Rita met Apr~! 10 at the home of Maust restdence w1th 16 Kenda Donohue w1th f1ve members and two advisors m members and one advisor m lh gh tnhutcs are pa1d to Thomas and designed to attendance. Missy McMillan attendance. Ilems discussed the tt·uelitng t'rl lla lHIJtH!S of properly divtde the group, and Regma Sm1th gave a were the name of the club, M1 s, .lt'.llll'ltt 1 Thomas, brought sm1les to the faces of project lesson on Macrame dues, and where meettngs are Mlddi C[HIIl, 1rl an urt• cle those watchmg her lead this for Creative Arts to be held Pro )eels were penned by James l' lloge1s, p1lot program. Her careful Refreshments were served selected Refreshments were Me1g s Cuun ly " hoo ls attention to detail, and lovmg by M1ssy McMtllan, Lynn served by Kenda Donohue. PfiYdJuh>V,ISI Mrs Thomas concern that every child Smith, and EmJC Cross. The next meetmg will be held teac.hes nl the Pomeroy would have an opportumty to They also met April 6 with April 21 at the home of Lon F.krw'Htary Sl hool produce screenmg results 15 members and two advtsors Welch - Lorena Donohue, 11tc arll<lc nppcmcd 1r1the best exemplifymg their in attendance. Angel Myers reporter /\pil l 111 edltl ull uf The current capabJiilles, IS gave a report on Veterinary lllriSllfl n Sr•Ciif'C Momlru It typical of her every-day Science Refreshments were The Irtsh Leprechauns 4-H served by Elo1se Smith and Club met April 7 at the home performance "'I ht'rfl ts t1 lt·.t cher 111 our "How carefully she plans Angel Myers - Roberta of Arhs Thornton w1th 21 rura l, Ltld l~ n l llllllg l'ollnly 111 and builds the structure Sm1th, Reporter members and one adv1sor m Suulln w;ll r rr 0 1JI\J whu llll'l tts wtthm her class to provtde attendance A community Ult' fu<us of att cnt wn hom The Irish Leprechauns 4-H project was discussed The lhe most stimulattng and educ:• l•Jrs .rnd public :~ hkc for produCtive sett10g posstble MRS. JEANETIE THOMAS Oub met March l1 at the club dec1ded to collect bottle the t'XCIIi[ll al y •lit ' ts <he has for her young charges. A lateMinme Thornton restdence caps. - MISsy Rtggs, un lre1 Li1o11 l~l' "i .nul t e~tt lung afternoon peek tnto her class- ktndergarten . Each With 17 members and one reporter U~t=;(l f l:d I'~ room would Illustrate the precedmg )ob has added 1ts adv1sor m attendance. "J\ s 11 frr st-g1ude lcucller m care and forethought she development of patience, ProJects and dues were The Five Pomts Bucks 4-H Mt-> rgs ('u unty, Jl'undlt• daily brtngs to her work. The lovmg discussed, and officers were Club w111 hold the~r gu1dance, ll'lld 'Jl1on1 aS "Jll ClldS lht I !fer ts of day closes w1lh a song that structured ' teachmg _depth. elected - MISSY Riggs, orgaruzattonal meettng at the ht•r ddi) ,C IIl fJC I C( ]lti Ve smgs of : smtles and happy She exemplifies all that ts Reporter home of N1ck Leonard, F1ve tN.H hH ij~ fll iO ~S U\1 1 sm all times. Pomts, on Monday evening, best m the term 'master COTIIIllllllll\ of i\IJ(III I Bl'lllHII The H11lbilhes 4-H Club met Apnl l7 at7 30 pm "As they leave she adds , teacher.' und llh1•1 lhve1 fo lk 11 1lh 'And how wtll you come tnto Any chtldren m the area "Jeanette Thomas has Apnl 3 at the Maxme Dyer ~ e ntl c w;urul h tn1d kPrn lhe room tomorrow mor- affected her school-children.l"' resJdence w1th n_me m~mbers mteresled m ro1mng 4-H th1s ll'.1d1111g ll iSlUll'IH, rung ?' and like a happy 10 simple, yet profound, ways and one advtsor tn at- yea r are mv1ted to attend " I wsl ·1~ r . 1de slndtnl s me a chorus the words come back, that Will have a lastmg un- tendance Money-makm g ~ve~ I.Jl lot <'•l l:!l'r, r clc~ tl v l' l y 'W1th a happy sm1le and good pact on thetr ltves Your projects, recreatiOn and tours unpr 111\l•llllllll'd Uundlf':l uf manners.' recogmtion would add to her were d1scussed. Richard rm; q~ ) un d ltlllo c trH ,, The) Individual Programs reputatiOn ; her character IS Basham gave. a demonpn:" l' nl . 1 clt,t ll rn t:c lo Shaped strat10n on weldmg already at work.'' l>tlw ,lf urs th tt 1 t~ll s fur the ' Long after other teachers They also met Aprti!O With By Mrs. Herbert Roush ll"s t t'rfur tt: of c nr [I'U• her lwve departed the school, 10 members and one adv1sor Mr and Mrs Harol d em lJ '• Jeanette Thomas contmues to 10 attendance Mark McGUire Roush, Mrs Inez Hill visited In .l t.ni~Ue l!lonra s I analyze dally progress and gave a safety report on Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill ltavc fnmtd ~~ 1eHdH' I \\ ho h<t.s shape . presc npllvely, each b1cycles, Mary Colwell Sunday evemng and attended tuu l h't l . rr n~ {•JI Jillllll'" to ch1ld's md1vJdual program showed how to measure a boy church services at the local tomh Y• ltrl/' lln) s a11cl ~n Is fur the followmg da y for properly f1ttmg clothmg , MethodiSt church W\l\l I f r ul\ l !lt!Sh 'l (Ulllll\: of " Beea use of her new and , Patty Dyer told the plant V1ck1 Ables brought Mrs .1 nd ~ea dmg program this fall she lo \t', lll ' p ll.ttlrllt , Allee Balser to her home growth fact ors and the1r had thoughtfully restudied thH c I 1° 11 Saturday and spent the effects on plants l'llt~\ Pt rtgr,un the arrangement of her room The next meetmg will be weekend wtth her parents, tlnrl r r Way and moved and moved agam Mr and Mrs Jack Ables Roger Morgan, Richard C held Apnl 24 at 4 45 p m. ~ 111 r 1'11 11~ si r• rr.; 111 tile to achJCve an arrangement t' ollrod, Margaret Follrod to Amos Cross, Reporter Mr and Mrs Ge rald \ .uwu :l! d nr a srn.tll pilot that would add eff1c1ency and Columbus and Southern OhiO Hayman VISited Mrs Beverly pt tl JJI .tll l that r,;;t•t• ks \ u m· harmony wtthm the small ElectriC Co , easement , The Alfred Angels met Cunrttn gham at Racine tf l', t 'it' tht' r•fft iii Vt'!l t'SS o£ groups m her class Each April 8 at the Teme Stout Sunday afternoon Salisbury rt.J du w ,nJllrfll' fu ~ t grade move ~as made wtth lovmg Mr and Mrs Pete Bearhs Woodrow Fortney, V1rg1ma reSidence w1th 12 members 'l udt•ll t" concern to nunim lze the and two advisors 1n at- of ,Port smo uth, Va , are Fortney to Clinton R P1tzer, VISJtmg two weeks w1th her ' J lt•t pUIJi lS Wt' l t' <'ht, " !I effects of change Itself Ester L P1tzer, parcel, tendance. Demonstrations ' She has taught for 13 mother , Mrs Erma Wilson, were g1ven on Macrame fH Jil l 11 l . tq ~e r gHntp ;~s l huse Chester . years, three years m f1rst 1 and asSistmg 111 her care I I'Ut h for I t'• 111 1/! ::; k ill S, bu t Jmuny Lambert, Annette Necklace and Pinnmg Patgrade. three years as dtrector terns A Mrs Eula Wolfe recei ved 1110'4 \1h I\ f t) (' VJ>t' rl t'llt.: C K Lambert to Admtmstrator of a small commuruty school word Monday of the death of The ne\ri meetmg w11l be dllf 11 11ll) I hi' e.rrly of Veterans Affairs, lots, fu( ·more severely retarded Helen Phelps at Ne w held May 6 - Jam1e ChapS{ I t'\' 111111' th1"i sr hqol \I' oil ScipiO children, and seven years m Bnghton, Pa. Funeral ser1\nll i l!•l t" l I·~ .lt o~ n t t!C James J Proffitt, Sheriff, ma n, Reporter VIces were Thursday m New Robert D Hensley , Sharon T The Sunbeams 4-H Club met Bnghton Hensl ey to Belpre F~r st Bruce Hart, Col umbu s, Apnl 7 at the Joyce RttchJC Federal Savmgs and Loan rtSidence w1th e1ght mem- spent a weekend w1th Mr and Association, lot , Tuppers bers and two advisors m Mrs Don Bell and hiS fianPlams. attendance OffiCers were cee, Lorna Bell, Mr and Mrs Paul Adam Scott , V1rg1ma elected, these officers are as Robert Hart of Racme VISited Scott to Carroll E Cleland , follows : Brenda Boyles, Bruce Sunday afternoon Debra J . Deland, parcel, Mrs Kat1e Bass, Mrs. president , Beth R1tch1e, v1ce Middleport pr estdent ; Paula L1fe, Roberta LewiS of Clifton secr etary, Judy Perry, spent Tuesday w1th Mrs treasurer; Co nme Stout, Edna Roush whil e Mr s. news reporter , Mellssa Gladys Shields and Mrs Scarbrough and Karen Casto, Robert Hill were shopptng m recreatiOn leaders; Angela Parkersburg ATHENS LIVESTOCK Mr and Mrs Dorset W1lson Damewood , Health , and SALES Brenda Casto, sa fety. - and sons of Sistersville spent Saturday, Aprlll5 Sunday w1th h1 s mother, Mrs Conme Stout, reporier CATTLE - Feeder Steers, Erma Wilson 440 to 800 lbs , Cho1ce 49 to George Hunt of Pomt The F1ve Point Star Stit55 .25 , Good 36 to ~7 25. chers 4-H Oub met Apr 3 at Pleasant VISited Mrs MargJC Feeder Heifers, 400 to 700 the Pat Holter reSidence w1th Hunt Sunday lbs , Chmce 41 25 to 47, Good 16 members and three adMr and Mr s Ca rroll 30 to 40 50 ; Feeder Bulls, 400 VIsors m attendance Items of Hoschar of Atwater, Mrs to 800 lbs , Choice 4!i 60 to busmess discussed were dues Pearl Harvey of Deerfield, \/I N' I \ I t \'I I \ I ,, I u II • ''"'ring wllh 1t btnullful toft eggshell 49 .75; Goo d 36 60 to 45 Mrs Betty SunoUJJ . Mrs. and a book dme h I I, r·, ,, tl , hotf'wtMiffwl)l'krlan be r>alnledright nloog o! l • ,11 • , , 1 ,,t, •tiiH' r~ lrlll'ltln l W~~tshablf low W!tln Slaught er Bulls, over 1000 The next meet mg w1ll be Maxme Bowhng of Warren, \ 1,, ., \ 11'11•\ • ~ ~ u , ddt•<~ In one hall hnltr EqulpnH'nt lbs , 38 35 to 39 75; Slaughter held Apnl 24 at the Holt er Ronme Hopper ol Paducah, n • II • II ~ 11[' \o. tll " th ' Cows · Uhlittes 36 10 to 40 85 , residence. - Lon Louks, Ky , Flo Syare of Leon, W. Va , Mrs Ethel Moore of New Canners and Cutters 29 10 to Reporter 36; Veals, choice and prune, Haven, Mrs. LoUJse Wandling 64 75 to 70 , Baby Calves, by The Metgs County Saddle of St Albans attendea funeral lhe head , '!1 to 55 S1lters 4-H Club met Apnl 4 at se rv1 ces for Mr s Ruth HOGS - No. I , Barrows the J R. Kennedy residence Pa rson s at the Ew1ng and Gilts, 200 to 230 lbs , 45 70 w1th eight members and two Funeral Home and vtstted 882-2525 to 4!i.75. Ught Sows 35 to advisors m attendance A Mrs Irene Rhodes, Mr . and 39 25 , Boars 31 .10 to 32 demonstratton was g1ven by Mrs Dorsa Parsons, Mrs NEW HAVEN, W. VA. lZG MAIN Mickey Connolly on the parts Elva Parsons and Preston of horses Refreshments were Parsons and Mr and Mrs Robert Parsons Thursday served by Judy Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs Don Bell The next meetmg Will be visited Mr and Mrs held May 2 at 7·30 p m. at the Ra'ymond Hensler at Racme Kennedy reSidence - Kelll Sunday. Other guests of the • Headley, reporter IS • •• Henslers were Mr and Mrs. Harold Gnmm of Columbus The Willow Creek Road- who vJsll ed Thursday runners 4-H Club met Apnl 5 through Sunday. Mr and at the RQck Sprmgs Church Mrs Harold Roush viSited with mne members and two Sunday Rev. and Mr s Pearl Casto, advisors m attendance OfPatnot, VISited Mr and Mrs fleers were elected, dues Don Bell Sunday afternoon . were set, and a new name for Mrs. Gerald Ha yman the club was discussed VISited Mrs Mabel Shields, Officers elected were Mrs. Bertha Robtn son Brenda Chappelear, Sunday afternoon at Racine president ; Shelly Corbitt , Mr and Mrs. M1lo vice president , Dtxle Eblm. Richardson of Port Huron , sec retary; Kim Eblin. M1ch , and Mr and Mrs Jell reporter , Valerie Jeffers, Richardson of Urbana viSited treasurer; Demse Stegall. Mr and Mrs Gerald health. Renee Kaldor.Safety, Moaduy - lucsduy - Wednesday Barbara Chapp e l ea r Hayman Mr and Mrs Dennis Recrea ti on, and Rhonda April 17.18 -" Manuel and !drs Flossie Jeffers, Sergeant at Arms. Badgely have exchanged The next meeting will be residences and Mrs. Badgely held Apnl 12 - Kun Eblin, wlll be movmg to Racine and the Manuels to East Letart reporter . f, 1Nl1 S l'tZZA ISN f AN OROINAR V PIZZA ITS A Mrs Wallie Morris of East SUI'[H f:XTAAO AOINARY PIZZA A GENUINHV Uverpool is spending two Gil£ fiT All ITALIA N PIZZA THAT WILL lHRILL Apple Grove News Notes MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS- floating fund g1fl and toy fund , mediCIIle fund , party fwtd . telephone fund, parent In Order to Vote in travel and mothers' fund , and the June 6th Primary to tuberculosiS and cystic f1 bro:Hs resea rch funds . YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY 6TH Mrs Grace Pratt , chapea u, open ed the me eting 111 If You are Not Registered : ntuallsllc form The spnng V1sit the Board's OWce in Person - OR pouv10r to be held at the Phone the Board of Elections- OR Hosp1tahty Inn m Colw11bus Mail the Board a Card wa s announced fo r April ~2 and 2.1 Th~ annual dmner of If You are in Doubt as to Whether You are the W1lk esv 111e Salon was""" Properly Reg1stered , Phone the Board. nounct'!! and an mv1tat1on from the Me1gs Coun ty Salon for H dmner at Tr1mty ConMEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS wgatiOnal Church on May_L : - - - - Masomc Temple-Building- was r~cul CHOICES ~~~ LORI ANN WOOD, nght, was elected and mstalled president of the Etghth D1strtct Jumor American Leg1on Auxiliary at the annual conference held Saturday at the American Leg10n hall •n Pomeroy P1ctured w11h MISs Wood IS Pam Powers, Junior v1ce preSident of the American Legwn Awohary, Department of Ohio, and a past d1stnct prestdent ::::::::::::::~:::::::::·~::::::::~:::::::::::..-;:.:-:·: ::·: :: :-: ::::::. ··:·:·:·:::::·:;.:;:.:-:·:-:::.;.;.;.:::.:o:::-:•:O.'·~·:·:·~~ Contributions made by Eight and Forty Are vou 1 member of the do tt-yoursetf set? ~- ' •,•, Cave Creek. ga med ihe rank of maJor m the C1vll War and worked hiS wa) across the Wesrern fr onti er Ga 1nmg fame m San Franctsco as a JOurn ahst he became wellknown for hiS savage and satmca l newspaper columns and hiS b1tter stones ' B1erce's colorful life had a legendary endmg At the age of 71 he went to MeXIco to JOin the rebel arm1es there. never to be heard from agam The hbrary program on B~erce 1s OF:AH HEI EN free and open to the pubhc I pu1chased a d1v orce kit and defended myself and I m here count v rn 1842 near Horse to say ll 1sn 'tall tha t compll talcd The step-by-step easy m<tructiOns saved me a lot of money Of coo•se, 110 alunony or support was Involved, and we d1v1ded ow property the day we separa ted For people like us, I h1ghly recommend d(Ht-yourself divorce. should the maiTiage brea k up · BAHBAHA NOTE 1'0 HF.ADEHS Wilen no al nnoi1y , support 01 p1 opcrty hassles "' c 111volved, do-l t-yourself divorce can be a moneyPOMEHOY --Nume r ous Lllntnbullons for the beneftt !XjVCr But don l t est )Ou r luck unless It 's c.t fnendlv , WI· of cystic fibroSIS a nd tuber- tollipllcatcd split H culoSis children ~ ere made at Thursday mght's meetmg of Gall~<~ County Salon 612, from the OhiO Departement.al Spring mot1f by M1ss Smtth E1Kht and Fo11y, held at the chapea u announcing i:H; ~ and her co-hostess, Mrs Pomeroy home of M r s~ Ermi:l tiV lliCS , Mrs Dorothy Brady, Pratt. Snuth Jc demr chapea u pr crmere, 'I he Salon contributed , to and from partner, Mrs lhc bed endowment fund for LoUise Stewart the Nat1onal JewiSh Hospital One ni:ltne wtJs submitted at Denver, the Child Welfare for membe1 slup Mr s MEI GS Muzzle loaders Foundation. the all -partner s Do1othy Jcnkms and Mrs Cl ub, 7.3(] p.m. Wednesday at spcc1al project, the Xenia Genevieve Memhart were Barber Shop, W Tewksbary pool for orphans of veterans. guests at the rneetmg Mrs Second , Pomeroy; aU mU1e Oh1o Cystic F1bros1s Joan Wood of Gallipolis w1ll terested welcome Center, the National Cystic host the May mcet1ng F1bros1s Center. the Ohio Hdreslunents were served Medlc111e Fund, lhe National from a table decor• ted m the Jew ish Hospital's bed ma mtenance, band fund , camp outmg, t:amcr'li fund , The Friendly One r .. :..: =::: ._. -----. Meigs 4-H Club News .----· I The Poet's I Racine Social Events Tributes paid • to .mstructor .~ •• ...• .. • I I I C omer j ! 1 SPRINGTIME As I walk m the woods m sprmgtune, Awe and pra1se just fill my heart ; For I know God g1ves th1s beauty And m HIS world, I have a part Tnlllums bloommg on the rock s1des, Hepatica blossoms, s weet and rare ; Other beaut1es all around me, God's hand surely put them there. If He cares for all of nature And w1ld creatures here below; He w1ll care for you and me As we seek Hts Will I know So, when sprmgtune breaks around us, W1th 1ts perfume m the a1r ; Let us look to tlun and thank Hun For the beauty and H1s care -Elizabeth R. Jordan Albany, Ohio -I --·- --·- --I Social 1I 1 Calendar 1 I I I I By Mrs. Francls Morris Mrs Jack Adams and Mrs Douglas Johnson and daughter-Jrl-law, Mrs. Donna John son were called to Franklin, Oh10 , by the sudden death of their s1ster-m-law, Mrs Melvm Weaver Burtal was m Clay City, Ky. Mrs Mane Roy VISited her brother and stster-m-law, Mr . and Mrs Edd Myers 10 Co lumbus when she act-ompamed Mr and Mrs. Bob Roy and Jeff Thornton Jeff met the All Oh10 Youth Cho1r gomg to C1ncmnat1 for open mg day of baseball season. Earl Hart returned home from Flonda Mr and Mrs. Ronald Hart met him at the a1rport m Parkersburg Mrs George Van Horn of Beaver Falls and Mrs Grace He1lman of New Bnghton spent a recent weekend with Mrs Hazel Carna han and they viSited Mrs. Loe T1sdale at Buckeye Lake on Sa torday Mrs Gene Lawrence and baby of Camp Campbell, Ky . spent two weeks With Mr. and Mrs Pa ul Lawrence Mrs. Mabel Shtelds and Mrs Foc1e Hayman were Sunday aft ernoon guests of Mrs Bertha Robmson Mr and Mrs Paul Smtih By Mrs. Herbert Roush spent two weeks vacation at Mrs. Betty McGwre and Bradenton Beach' Fla Mrs. daughter, Recka of Pomero) Garnet Ervme, who spent the VISited Mr and Mrs Joe wmter there, accompamed Manuel Sunday !hem back home Mrs Joyce Manuel and Mr and Mrs Bub Simpson Mrs Lorrame Pyles VISited of Seymour, Ind ' came for Mrs Hilda Hart at Racme th e fun eral se rvi ces of recently Coulter Sh uler They left Mtchael Rhodes of Griffrn Atr Force Base, Ind , spent Sunday morn mg aclhe Easter weekend wtth hiS compamed by hiS mother, Mrs Grella Sunpson to VISit parents, Mr and Mrs Robert their aunt , Mrs Myrtl e Rhodes and Karen Mr and Mrs J eff Valley and fam•ly at Rose Richardson of Urbana VISited Ctty , MICh 'a couple of days his parents , Mr and Mrs Mr a nd Mrs Simpson Milo Richardson over the returned on Wednesday to lhm home m lnd1ana Easter weekend M1s. s Helen Wtlcoxen of Mrs Ge rald Hayma n VISited Mr and Mrs Milo Ohio State UmverSil) spent lli c hard so n Tu esday the wee kend w1th her afternoon parents. Mr and Mrs Martm 11 d Wilcoxen Mrs Na ncy Russe an Mr and Mrs Shendan son , M1ke, Mrs Katie Bass, Mrs Charlotte LewiS, Mrs Russell Jr of Mason, W Va Roberta LewiS of Clifton VISited Mr and Mrs Kenneth vtsJted Mrs Russe ll Roush on '"' Turley and famll) a recent Tuesday Sunday Fairview News Notes MONDAY ANNUAL AWARDS Tea of Veterans Memonal Hosptlal Candystnpers Monday 7 p m m east-west dmmg room Parents and fr1ends are tnVIled A panel of healthcareer representatives w1ll be guest speakers Ca ndystnpers are asked to meet tn cafet ena at 6.3(] p m m fuU umform Refreshments TUESDAY BAPTISMAL HELD BaptiSmal r1tes were held SOUTHERN LOCAL Board of Education Tuesday 7 30 for two children at Easter p m h1gh school cafeten a serv1 ces at the Syracuse Presbyterian Ch urch The ntes were performed by the week s vacatiOn With her Rev. Dw1ght Zav1tz for Lorm parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Ann and Robert Wtlham Anderson and family. Mr Crow, children of Mr and and Mrs Ted Wilford and Mrs Robert W Crow, daughters of Portland spent Sy rac use Also baptiZed Sunday w1th the Andersons dur1ng the services was Mrs Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bass Robert W Cro" and daughter of IAJUISVIlle, Ky , spent Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs . Arnold Hupp and Mr and Mrs Eddie Hllpp Raymond Rowe viSited the Hopps Tuesda y evening Other guests were Mrs Elva Dalley of Syracuse-, Leota B1rch of Portland and Mr and Mrs Russell Roush , Cmdy and Ed Mr s. Judy Pickett enterta med w1th a party Monday evemng 111 honor of her husband, LouJC, who was celebrating hiS birthday He was presented a cake w1th " Happy Btrthday Lou1e" mscrtbcd wtth yellow, blue and white 1cmg The cake "as a g1ft of h1 s parents, Mr and Mrs Max Pickett of Crown C1ty Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Charles M1tchael ana son, Charles, Mr and Mrs Roger Roush, Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush. Mr and Mrs. Max Pickett and daughter, Ltnda and Rcgma Shaffer and Trav1s P1cketl of Crown Ctty Mr and Mrs Ed Morns and children ol Bowling Green were weekend guests of her mother, Mrs Anna Wheeler Don Solman of St Albans VISited the Morri ses on Sunday and was a dmner guest of Mrs. Wheeler Mr and Mrs Dallas Hill entertamed with a dinner Sunday L, honor of thetr son, Dean, who was celebrating his birthday . Attendtng were Mr and Mrs Darrell Norns and Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Roush , Joey and Cortney and Art Hill ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA w11h Pepperonc or \uu~oge Regulor Pme U 10 SPECIAL $ 17 9 IUII -W£0 lPRil 17 II MON AT All GINO'S SUPER SAVINGS IN OUR SPRING 2 PIECES ONLY $13800 't'UU Wlfll THE GOOD TASTE OF THAT OL cdUtJ l!IV FLAVOR ELLIOTT APPLIANCE II .--~ 220 E. Main-St . Pomeroy , OhiO Phone 992 -7113 �8- The D!il y Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy ._0 .. Monday. Aprill7, 1978 WANT AD CHARGES J5 Wurli.s tlr Unllcr Cash F-<u-~ ·c-- - .~· Clt<~ r Kc 11'0 Jdoy 12.1 100 I:~ 2 ll<t}' S .!tl~ys !'.!hi 2.2.1 6llh rs ;1,11(1 ;1. i ) ~: ad1 Wi.Jrll o\ll'r Uit• mmunw u 15 1 nnt:-. ~· r wunl pt•r dar wt~n b ~~ t\ db ruJUILilK uLht•r till) ~ w1 ll lw than l'QIISL>t'Utl\'t! dutr~t'<l Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash at the I day t'a lt' lu lllt'111Ur~ . l'iutl uf Tha 11k ~ <IIIli li {\'Il l ~ pt•r word, $3 .(1() 11\UIUHU;Il l '<:~~I I Ill ,1\1\' il iHT Utatuan 8 & S M O BILE HOMES . Pt Pl ea se n t , W , Vo . beside Hec k s. 1973 Sro cr dm ore 14 ,.. 0-'1 2 bedroom 1973 Dan o n 14 ll: 60 7 bedroom 1972 V1cto r1 0n I~ ,.. 67 3 bedroom 1 both 1 1972 Covent ry I{ K b5 3 bedroom 1969 Sto re!>ma n 11 l( bO 2 bedroom Muhilt• HuJIIt' :!cilt·!l itnd Van! sail'.~ <.~ rt! at't'cph'<i unl) wnh l'llSil With urdt•r 25 n'nl dlh t ' ~t· fur ad_o.; l.'ltiTf· Uil( Kux NliH)llcr il tl 'art· uf Ttw St>n· RED UCE SAFE & las t w11h G08ese fab lets 8 E-Vap ~oler p1lls N el5on Drug tuwl NEED A WATER SOFTENER? 1'hc Pubh.;hc'r l't'~t·n·~·~ th..: rt~ht 1u t'lh\ ur fl'J t't '\ <m~ dlb dt'L' IIlt'tl 110. jn'tliJillll Tilt' l'u1Jl16ltcr Will nvt tx> ll'S pHii~ l iJit • ft, l l ll<fl'l' !him - --=--- -=-· Let Pomeroy 1'1't'1lll:>l' l't1 UII NOTICE '289.95 Pomeroy Landmark 9 ... _Jack W. C.rsey , ~r. ail Phone 992-2181 CO A L LI MES fONE sand gro ver calc1um chlo r •de l ert ilrzer dog fo od ond al l types ol soli b:. celslor Sal t Work s Inc E Maul St Po rneroy 99'2 -3891 ." $<ltunlt1.1 Tllt'l>Ll:l\ thn1 Fmia1· •'p M tl l~ dil _ l lJt·flll'l' I'Uhil\'il liUII 1974 DA T5UN PICKUP S wu.J a ~ ~ I' ~~ 997. ........ ·-~- l'lti~~ ~ ufh'nHilll\ 7 4 ~3 51100. .. NICE PIGS lor ~ale Alt er 5 call 949 L857 HAY FOR sole Coll992 -7306 Notice!. ClEARANCE SALE beg1 ns M ar, Feb 13 at Sew -N -Sew Ou tlet Mom Street Rac1ne A ll polye~tPr double kn 1 t~ 1edured 40°o and 50°c Thread b1g ~pool 5 for $1 GU N SHOO! Rutl and leg1 on Form e ... ery Sunday at 1'2 00 noon Spon sored by VFW NOfiCE BI LL SOuahty Body Shop Mtddleport - wdl be open Wednesday even1ng un t il~ prn l or bu!>1nes s Closed all day Saturday NO FISHING and no hunl!ng on m y property Mm 1ne Didd le Sellers HO MEMA0£0U i lT S 74'} '298<1 lor sole 1971 INlERNATIONAt SCOU1 4 wheel dn ... e 3 speed V 8 A 1 !. hope 949 153J SC HOOL BUS campe r S325 So te li 1le pol1ce scann er $50 991 3798 l O SE WE IC H1 SAFELY* ra k e NEW B Shrn d1et plan and Aqua vop Water Pill ~ V1ll oge Phor rnocy 271 N ?nd A ve M1d dleport REDUCE SA FE and last w1th GoBese Tableh and E-Vap water pills N elson Drug YALE FORI<. lilt 70 I H backhoe and loade-r end l o Boy 1970 I H 1700dump !ruck These con be bought s eporot~ly or m o group Phone 949 2110 or 848-2705 l or more rn l or mo t10n INTERNA TIO NAL 500 bulldozer 6 way blade w 1nch and cob . Completely reworked Phone 949 2763 1977 JEEP CJ7 Red w1 1h bl ock top 55300 I Q71 VW Super Beet le SIOXI 9Q2 5450 PAIR OF 14 Ferguson plows J pr S180 A l~o 1969 Che"y 1 dr Cusrom S3SO 949 2860 197b KAWASAt< l 100 m1n1 d 1r 1 b 1ke L1ke ne w Recpn!ly lunE>d Pr1c e $400 Phon e 992 57b8 P & H Crone mode l J055lC boo m erlr o PllQ1ne N ot 1n worlu ng condd 1on H!gh e ~t b1d accep!ed 61d!> opened May I lo car1on Cenlf o l 1978 . Oper011ng Corn pony . Phd1p Sporn Pla nt PO Bo ll 368 New Ha ven · WV 25265 Phone 304 8813113 CLU B PIG S S35 Co5 1rated 1ron ~ho t s on teed Ree d~vdle 614378031 1 PIGS Top O uo lll y S35 C o ~tr or ed 1ron ~hoh on feed Reed sv11le Ct l 4 378-bJII BRUSH HOG 7 l oo t J D pull typP tr1ple un1versal dr1 ve shalt ~l1 p dutch puncture proal t1r es Ver y g ood. ca nd 11 ron Shade Ct9b 1734 WALLIE X VINYL coated and pre posred wall cov errng !. Choose /ro m e.:~ pattern boo ks Qu iC k sennl e Phone 997 37 48 or 99') 5 0 ~ 0 Ku1g Burlders Supply Co M 1ddlepor t 0 i?len ty of free pork1ng CHAR LI E S LIV E 8011 Mmnow s. n1gh ! <r owl er!o red wor ms garden worm) F 1 ~h1ng l1cense. ' • mile obove SyrQ{u~e Po rk Rt 114 19o9 IN 'iERN A TIO N AL ME TRO Van SI 500 61 4-698-3290 STEWARTS GUN SHOP Cun s l or sa le 01 trade 29 Remmgt om 31 Re rfHngtons M ode l 1'1 Wm · chc!> l er s and many more See .or toll 7 4'1 14Ll 1970 FORD I ton !fat bed tru ck w,th srde p1e<es Good ~hope Coli 997 7b08 day or 7 ..:~ '1 1030 alter 6 197b HO NDA MR '250 e)' cellenl ro nd 1110n $750 1938 Hor ley 001nd son Cus tom1 red e• cellenr cond 111Qn has ~utc1 d e clu tch and shd1 and o ther oc c eHor~e~ 11173 CHE VY NOVA SS . E" celle n! corldit r.on one owner N1 ce dean cor . Phone 61 4-367 · 7258 STAHCRAFI SPRING snso . n $3000 et4 -(l98 -3290 BA SS 80AL 16 loot Monork Mot or and lrarler . Goo d con d1 t1on Pnced for l os1 sol e qq? -3231 alter 5 FOR SALE Surface M1ne boo rs 1? 1 , S199515 J S2195 Bo ile r ~ M 1ddleport EOU IPMENl FOR (Omple te b~oury shop l or lour operat o r~ 1/ so ld ' thr s wee~ Ph one snoo 997 7008 3 AND 4 RM fur nished and un· l urn1shod apt~ Phono 991 543 4. COUNTRY M_081l E Horne Pa r ~ Rou te 33 norlh at Pomeroy Lorge lots Ca ll 99{ -7479 APT FO R ren t Re nt al s ossiss tance .rates lor Senior C1 11tem Co rilac t Vdlo ge Man or Apts M1 dd lepo r l 9q') 7767 TUP PERS Pl AIN S O h 10 2 _, P.edroom a pt l or ren t Furn1 sh t ed 01 unf urnished 1-607 -3349 10 )( 50 mob ile horne 7 bed room near Roc me WL -5BSB FOUR BEDROOM house 949 1153 Pomer oy Suilable l o r con:. t ruc lio n worlo. ers Pho r,e 9913101 ol rcr 5 pm B u~mess trom 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. SPECIAL DEMONSTRATOR PRICES! Pomeroy Landmark opt MERRI -MAC HA S OPENIN GS FOR Po n y Pion Super.,.1sors and demonstrator~ 1n your area H1ghe sl c omm•S ~il011 . no de ltve rmg or collect1ng Demons tra te top qualr ty toys and gilts . Call collec t to Ann Bo • te r . 319 -556·8881 or wr 1te MER RI -MA C 80 1 Jackson Dubuque Iowa 51001 WA ITRESS W ANlE D Apply m per son Crows Steak House Pomeroy Oh1o NOW I A lONG oppt. cotlo ns l or !>€!..,eral por t t1me pOSII IQn:; male and lomale A pply at Janes Boys Store 700 W Mo1 n St Porneroy NET S,DDD Property Transfers Dennis H. Manuel , Anna G. Manu el to Fl ossie F . Badgley, Lot 2t. Racine. Flossie F . Bad gley to Denni s Manuel. Ann a G. Manuel, Pt. Lots 2M, 260, 261, Letart . DaUas Clela nd, Geraldine Clel and to Charles Williams, Alice E. Williams, .281 acr e, Sutton. Lee Comts, Peggie Combs to Lawrence E . Hysell , 1.18 acre, Pomeroy. Letha Morris, E xec ., James Walter Ar cher , dec. to Dan P . Smith , Donna J ean Smith, 10 acres. Sutton. , • • _ Jock W. Carsey, Mg r. . . . Phone99l .21BI Auto Sale• SCASH$ l or tu nM. cars . F rye ~ Truck and A uto Pons Wre c ~e r Serv rce r I! e ~ a l e o nd Repou Rut land 747 1081 o r PennJo1l 74{ 9575. IF YOU ho ve a ~e r v1ce to oll er wan1 to buy o r sell some th1 ng ae look 1ng l or war k 01 whatever you II gel rewl t ~ faster w•th o S,en tmel Want Ad Cal1991 -2156 PATIO SA LE Man & lu es 17 8 18 Rose Valley Syracu~e Q 00 ? La !~ of men~ worn(>n ~ and chrldren s clothlfly YAR D SALE Storr.ng Sunday rur n•ture l a mp~ kn1 ck s knock, and tewel ry Trade rs 13 S 14 Country M obile Horne Pork Rl 33 , Dorw1n Wt .-1 • han ~t • '" rl.lloOflll '"'nl lor 0\.lr ,.,,.., b<[)lo. f•lg.t ••n. th ' l rt i11blli ,.,.on tO network '" E.ol . . ..,..'"9 ....,. ~ r.. L~ Ft. •U lb-u ln II\IOULO \IOU LI KE TO NH $75,000 l.'l: a-.l: Yt:J\R NOT HA\1[ TO 1NV £ST A LO T Of' MONr Y S. our ld ... ~ Htl p w.,11d Will CARE l or !he e ld er l,.- 1r1 our home PhoneQq'} 7314 WA lER WEll dr1ll 1ng W1ll 1am I Grant 742 2879 SHt<I NG ernployrn en t •n bonkmg ond o ~ se(fe rory bookk eopo r 7 yeor ~ ol bu~mes~ colle ge 949 7410o • 247 3B67 Check our low. low pric es on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, · or ou• & BLEND l 1etd o ti 1U1 Atlanta· Wash ington Orlando · Memphis MANA G[M[N l POSI TION .., 111t1• un~:~< • t v ~ (~oullon .:1111.... succrss ... 111 10 Phone 992 2181 COU N TRY lorrnlond wilh sedud ed woods . wo!ar and good ac <c-ss 111 Monr oe County . W . Vo S1 COO down <oll (304 ) 772 3107 01 (304\ 77'1 -3277 . CommNc1ol pr o& ny app ro)'! 17 acre !> le vpl icfnd. locn ted o t Tupper~ rlo1n s on Ohio Route 7 Phone [61 4) b67·eJ04. V A FHA 30 yr l n10no ng ol~o rc1H10rwng Ire land Mort gag e . 77 E Stat e, Alht· n~ phone- (6 14) 59) 305 I 11tuc• BY OW N ~R 5 o <: r c~ wil h 9 roorn hous e 1-RH GAS 2 ca r garage . · sutnrner k11 chen and bo rdered by 2 creek ~ Co!l985 3877 JU ST COMPlE aO new house 1n M1dd lcport f o r rnorc ml o11no !ton cal l 992 '12313 o r 99L 5304 BY O WN~R 3 bedr oo rn ~ w1t h I orr ed 0 11 gas h ~ot ond 011 cond1 · I 10il111g I oo €' le ve l lot 111 Ru tlan d SI S 000 Ph on e 74'1 3 163 mo•• tlltn ' ' '* ''"~ No n~t ttltl '"'"-' 1973 MO NTE CARL O la ndau A C , P 8 P 5 e~cellen t con d111on Col! 8_. 3 262 5 III II !"'- IJIIIIOil wt Ml l()Oir.ln t Pr!Of>l APPROX 100 acre\ l or sa le No bu•ld1ngs T upper~ P lo1n~ Ohto PhonE' I 607 3349 Phone 992-2181 lteal Estate fur Sale 1971 fO RD LTD P S P B A C good cond 1t 1on Must !.ell Co!l 949 27 47 even1n gs 19n FORO UO A1r cond1 110ned p s p b tope player 'J doo r Vtnyl roo f $ 1500 Call 99'1 26.1:3 aher 4 00 179 MON.·IUII .. WID. --,nu~~~-H-1 CAU 01 "'" " IOd l't 'li\Tt(l.., ,\1 ~f !HH "' H lt\1!111"1'1 11'111\ WISEM~N IN GALLIPOLIS THE Eveni ng~ ~P•r-. " .,.., PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, Apr il22. 1:30 p .m . at Doris M iller Jack son Farm loc ated on State Rt. 124, 8 m iles north of Ra cine, Oh io at Grea t Bend across river from Kaiser Aluminum . 424 In I. tra cto r , po we r ste er ing , live powe r , 2500 ho ur s ; 140 Int. Tractor ; 2.20 Case Baler with k ic ke r ; 35 Int . Rake ; 2 A Int. Condit io ner ; No . 5 J o hn Deere /lllower. 7' Si c k le ; 24 ' Hay ' elev ato r ; 2 row corn planter Int ., pull type ; 2· r ow In t . Cultivator ; 1 flat bed wago n , good bed ; Int . Qisc 122; 209 Int. 3· Piow 14" pi c k up ; Cultivalors for 140 Int. tractor ; Fert ilize r attachment 140 Int . p low tor 140 Int . 2· Pio w ; Post Hole Digger 12 "; Grader blad e ; H ow c orn planter , qui c k hit c h . No sm al l items, be on t ime . R . D. Carney Owner H. C. Dawkin s Charles (Bud) S(lires, • Auctioneers Not responsible for accidents Terms of sale : Cash Spe cialired \ ' .~:.' Ll NCOLN HTS . A vt·ry n1ce P ~ SJ .;lry oi bedroom home •n good cOn dition F ea1 u r es a b. t sement w i t h finis h ed fa mily room and laundry room. t 1at In kllchet1 . living room & balh Large lo1 with lonct'd ya rd C<>lt now, oriced 1c se ll ol 117.000 · 1 - lt Jt\11.\lt fii:}1f W • 'I<H~T'S w~~~. AW~:tS I - grading , landscaping, You Have " Car efu lly Chosen Your Love , driveway s , Your Ring s, Your Gown . etc. Call JERRY MURPHY CARTER. PWMBING & HEATING INC. 300 Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992.6282 or 91'2 ·6263 8 A.M. to 4:30P.M. jALES AND SERVICE 11 .9.11 c Repair Also Transmission Repair Phon e 992 -5682 3·12 I mo. BATH ROOM S AN D K• tchans remodeled . ceram rc trle . plumbmg ca rpent ry, alld ger1eral ma1ntenance 13 year ~ e ll· penence 992 -3685 PULLIN S EX CA V ATI NG Complete ~ervt~e Phone 99'1 -iHB . WINTER GEl to your hous. ~ ? l et us moke neces~or y reporr5 . _A I 110mm Cons tructron 742-2328. Choose '~ II I ------ '\I' 1 \ 1\ \~ with As Mu ch Care ' Your Wedding J Photographer . <) tf; I •', ~\ ~ ~ S.ktr " HOOF HOLL OW Horses . Buy , sell h ade or tro rn New and use d -. oddl•~ Ru th Ree..,.es. A lbOny. th i~ newspaper, P 0 . Box 34, Norwood. N J. 07648 Include you1 name, ad!J1 ess, zip code and make Ap p<~l nl menl Phone 991 .111 9 "n< IS BUSINESS STINKS , OOP ! I 1 n lt c BODY Service Trudr - or 11v114o.... •.-- the . ,. . ., a.tl .. tor to tht> c..• . ;j;~~ED Y EA H, THAI'S E '>I ACTL'I 'T}t ' F'EE LING I HAVE ... ... BUT -nl' WELL , I KNOW QUE5-riO~ SOME FEL LAS '/'GOT N:{l SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. THE PHOTO PLACE 109 Hith Sl Pomrror Weddings Portraits Pass pori$ Rubber Back Carpet lookinq As Low As sq. yd. • 4 •88 & up tiOb Hoeltich /.! Gi mo 9' and 12' Vinyl Flooring In Stod Rt: MODEUNG Pl urnbrng , h e~ t ing and all types of general rep01r Work guaran teed 20 ye a rs e• · per renee Phone 991 14m . _ Buy where you can corne In •nd so. what you're qi,ltlng - Good selection s - Futly stocked. the ~~~K RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 A SOFA THAT MAKIES A ' BED FOR YOU t'orSale.Jtentor h:a!JEg f-.11 W HO NDA m1n1 blko Z 50 Or t Jo d~ on old l tu( lo. 992-'15 1·4 . 68 ACRE F ARM Prr cr rrdlH.I'd to M 6,qQO _ Ann.-cllv~ r em od eled 2 story f arm M me. Tht s nice home f ea tures ___a_laf!l.O.lill lngJ.oom..C!LOiJlg,..oaLin.l<i 1ch e n~bl'dcoo rm. ­ & P '" ba th s, 1.5 (te r es of t i!l rt b le la nd w i th ba la nc e in ' pas l ur e and wood land _Older barn & garage. Y ou m us t see f h1s one. il's w e ll worth t he pr it!!c Loca t ed oft R l nsm M r.i qs Coun t y . lOST IN Racine oroa· Grey tom cot , by rhe nom e of George. 9•9·167Q Uris II Use a shuttle 42 American cartoonist • •• · 6 Of an ann bone 7 Twice : Lat. 10 Mickey Mantle was one 11 Magazine feature Yesterday's 12 Upright 16 Among 22 Anagram of IS Across 23 Convened 24 City in Illinois 25 Edith SitweU 's title Answer Z8 Pinched pennies Z7 Progenitor Z9 Bible book 31 "The the Flying R. McCOY and CLQN[ GENETIC RESEARCH LAB - ; ~ ~ -• ' 10. Mnnd~1y , A1m l l i BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Defensive overbid scores NOIITH UJ7 -A • AQ9 • 10 9 74 • i 5~ • 642 Wt:ST t: AST + K .1 111.; + 8650 • 62 • s :t • A K Q 10 • 9 8 6 :1 + KQ ; + 85 SOtJTll +2 ¥ AKQ.J8 • .I 4 + A .I 10 9 :1 Vul ner able . Roth De" ler F.;"t Wt·st DbI Dbl. l9 Excavate; North Eas t Pass 2• Pass Pnss Pass Snu th I• 4• Pass lower I• 0 0 Rutland BILL'S PICTlii?E WAS THE ONLY THING HURT BY THAT!30LTOP LIGHTNING.' fine sse ." Os wa ld : ·'Thi s finesse would have proven cata strophic 1f it had lost , but it was necessa r y for South's plan of a tta c k that it succeed ." Alan : " Once the spade finesse wo rked : South discarded one club on th e ace of spades, ruffed the last spade high, played ace and a low tru mp to dummy, led a club and pl aye d his n1nc spot. " Os wald : " West had his third trick, but wa s through wi th his trr c k taking since an}' lead hl' mad e would be Opcn1ng lead : • K AXVDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW An Alabama reade r wants Ry Os wa ld .Jacoby to know what yo u do as One l ett e r simply stands for another . In this sample A is and Alan Sontag decla rer . You hold : used for th(' three I. 's , X for the two O's, ric Single. letters. Alan · " South 's j ump to apostr op hes , t he l e ngt h and rorm at inn o r the wo nl! are all fou r ht'arts w a~ an overbid , + A K Q J 8 7 6 5 lll7-B hi n 1s. E :tr h da y lh £> £'Ode letters ar e differe nt. • 6 C1 but South was tr ying t o k eep • 2 his opponents out o f~ rJotenCRVPTOQUOTES •• 5 tia l four-spade co ntr act~... -\ Oswnld : · West's doubl e of y XN RJIK LHG KHD QLKK XH We open four s pades , irfour hea r ts wa s for b u s in~ss respective of vulnerability. FL J F JLDXJH DJ DSK LXRSDN although he wou ld not ha've We ha ve e ight sure tri cks m i nd ed H takeout t o f our with spades a tr ump and no XD RZYLYHDKKN D J D S K s pad rs by Eas t. Ea s t sure tricks with any ot he r thought of that ta keout , but trump. GX HJ L XDM . - YEQLKO G. EYHOJH decided to hope tha t West I Nf:WSt 'AN:Ii 1-~N H: IIt' IWi l-: A/'i.'i N 1 ld coll ect four tri cks and (For a copy ol JACOB Y MOOSaturday'• Cryptoquolf : ABSENCE OF OCCUPATION IS cou beat 1he heart gam e ." ERN, send Sl 10. " Win ar NOT A REST; A MIN1J QUITE VACANT IS A MIND Alan : " Wes t s tarted out Bndge . .. care of th1s newspaDISTRESSED.-IDWPER by lea ding three rounds of per, P 0 Box 489. Rad•o Crly ~) 1978 K1n1 r 'uluttl Syndi<:ale. 1n~ . diamonds. South trumped SlaJ•on, New Yolk, N. Y. 10019 J BARNEY ll -' th e third one high and decided he would make the hand if West held all the high cards a s the bidd ing indi cated. So his first play wa s to lead a s pa de and take a diSastr ous. DAILY C RYPTO QUOTE - Here's how to work It: J 6; MacNeil -Lehrer Report 11:0G-Janaki 33 ; 12 ;QO-Tomorrow 3. 4; 1: IG- News · 13; I:Js-Ko iak B. Mov ie Channel 4 .5 & 7 P.M. Guns & Fury (GJ 9 & 11 P.M. - Dom ino Pr inciple ( R) Cable Channel s 6:30P.M - Tes timony Time 7:00P.M. - Pau l Gaudino Fam ily Fitness Show 10 00 P.M. - 700 Clu b. Trapeze" 32 Grand 37 Fitting 38. High note child 33 Envelope word 34 Iron or copper 35 Bangkok native 36 Sheathe 3S Lab vessel FHA NK & ERNIE C and i d Camera H ol ocaus au st 3,4,15 : Three 's Company 6 , 13; Movie 3tl Unruly 1 Larqest Selection In The Valley tl ; 20,33; Price is Righi 10; Tha t's Hollywood 13; Television Honor Soc iety 15. C:DO-Ma n From A1tanlls 3,4,1 5: Happy Days 6,13 ; Sam 8, 10 , I Sough! My Brother 10,33. B:JG- Laverne& Shi r iey6 .1 3; Bugs Bunny 8,1 0; 9:DO- K i owa Jones " DOWN I Stitch loosely 2 Lambs Club member 3 Slow pitch 4 Solution 5 Freed 15. Hogan 's H eroes 6:0G- News 3,4,8,10, 13, 15: ABC News 6; Feeling Free 20; 6:3G-NBC News 3,4, 15; Carol Burnett & Fr iends 6: CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20. 7:0G-Cross·Wits 3; Nigh t mare 4; New lywed Game 6,13: Pop Goes The Country 8; News 10; Gilligan 's Is . 15; French Chel 10; Book Bea1 33. JG-Ho llywood Squares 3,4; Let's Go To The Races 33 . r lane ~ ~ 28 Jungfrau · \ 1 Z9 He overacts ,! 15 IN STOCK 20. 4:QO-Mister Car1oon 3; Superman 4: For Richer, For Poorer 15; Merv Gr itlin 6; Adams Family 8; Sesame Sf . 10,33; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Dina h 13. 4;3G- Little Rascats 3.15; Gil li gan's Is . 4; Gi ll igan's ts. 8; Brady Bunch 10. S:Oo-B onanz:a 3; Star Trek 4; Gun smoke 8; Mister ...... Roge rs' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan 's Heroes 10; Em ergen cy One 13 ; Pe tticoat Junct ion 15. S:JG- News 6; Elec. Co . 10,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; 10 ·3G-News 20 ; 1 1 : 0~ N ews 3,4,6, 13,15; Dick Cavell 20; Over Eas y 33. 11.1G- News B.10. 11 : 3D-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie " Savages" 6.13: ABC New s 33: 11:5Cf-Movie " Ruby Gentry " 8: Movie " The Dangerous Days ot 27 Country (61A I6•B 32% MISINC ST AR Kennel Bo ard ing. Indoor ond outdoor runs. Grooming o ff b,e&ds. ( leon ~anr t ory tactlilie!. . Cheshir e. Phone (b1 4) 367 0292. 33 . Six Amer ican Fami li es 20; Symbiosis 33. 10 OG-J uli e Farr, MD . 6, 13 ; Six American Fam ilies soap · qlass1 Call 742 ·lll1 TALK TO WENDELL GRAT E CARPET CONSULTA NT EXC A VAltNG . dote r . l oad er ond bad dH?C work . dUmp t rucks and lo- boys for h ire , w dl hovl 1,11 drr t , to sod . lun es to ne and gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger Jef lers day phone 992·708q , night phone 992 -3525 01 ~_1__:__ 5232 . EXC A VAl iNG , do1er . bo<: khoe and ditcher Charl et R. HatHoe Se, ..,l ce, l 1eld , Bo ck Rutland , Oh io . Phone 7A2 -2008. qirl throuqh Special Otwions SEWING MACHINE Repo1 r s , se rvi Ce o il makes 99'1 -?28o4 . The Fobr•c Shop Pome r o y Au !hor1tcd ~111ger Sa les and )e 1v1ce . We shar pen Sci~sor s . little All carpet inst al led with padding at no ch arg e Expert inst~llati o l1 . Annive~J.~ri es I'm her MaLJbe we should call her "AIice'' our . seat 5 Bench warmer 8 Pain 9 Crinkly Iabrie t3 Remain t4 Solution to a problem 15 Cargo weight t .li.3£~o..A!lL~~.!.::.~=-= 16 ConstelL--- --'-- - - ' lation 17 Fury 18 Work unit 19 Mal de 20 Twitch Constanth.J! walkinq, 21 Oklahoma t alkinq city .-r.f':>-"1 snack bar, %3 Shoo! t.JOl.l know1 24' Frame of mind Z5 Actress Arlene 26 Kind of ELWOOD BOWER 'i PlP AI" Sweep&r& I OO~I ~H 1rons uiJ !.moll oppl10nc t'" I ovm mo w..,- , ne)( l to Sta te lf1ghv,qy { nu~ on Rout e 7 f'hvrw U· 14l 9t S. SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A UnU & SAVE A LOT 1 Kind of IDEA5 . T 'SET US UP! BRADF ORD A uclionN•r, Comple te Ser ... ice Phc-n.:• Q4Q 2A-S7 or 949·'2000 Rotine Qh,o, Cr rtt Brad ford 992-2171 10 . 9 :3G- Harvey K o rman 6 ; Mar y Tyle r Moore 13; by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 40 Novelist TH' KiDNAPPERS WHO COULD "TELL US ! 15 : WHO . 3825 . ~~ L ov ing Free 12 OG- Newscen1er 3; News 4,6, 10; To Say The Least 15; Gambit 8; Midday Magazine 13. 11: JG- Ryan's Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4 ; Gong Show 15; " A Man Called Horse " 8,1 0. ~ Pomeroy, Ohi o 45769 lH INK SOME· Radiator~ 10. 9:3G-Andy Grllfllh B; Fami ly Affai r 10; 10 ;DOSanlord & Son 3,4, 15 ; Edge of Night 6; Pass The Buc k 8; Joker' s Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10:30- Hot lywogd Squares 3,4, IS ; High Hopes 6; Prfce is Righi 8,10; $20,000 Pyramid 13. 11:0G-Wheel ot For tune 3,4,15; Happy Days 6,1 3; 11;3D- Knockou t 3,15; Family Feud 6,13: love ot Li te B,10; Sesame Sf . 10; 11 :5s-CB S News 8; che cks payable lo Newspaporboo ks. A- IJ • I m C EXPERIENCED MANGE ASYLUM PERMIT able lor S1.35 posfpa!d Irom Jum ble, c/o Rou1e ~ Middleport, Ohio Phil Donahue 4,13,15 ; Emergen c y One 6; Family Affair 8; Ma tch Game {Answers tomorrow) FOUNT NEW - JU ST O FF PR ES S! JUMBLE BOOK ~ I I wllh 110 pvu les Is avail- General Conlractinr, by I Jumbles: Kl I ) ( I XX) F\ANTOMIME DAVID BRICKLES PIANO l UNING lor1e Doniels . Al )o and odlu 5! r'flen t s . 992 -7561 . rf no om w er , coil ANN OAilFY S Uphols t ery . flortl ond Oh1 o 8• 3-2542. Saturday's THE Answer · There 's nothing to say for such acting !- TURlEY S WRECKER Serv1c e. RO<:Ifle .Ohto Day o r mghl. Q4Gl 2657 991 2081 ~ Remode li ng . Estimates Now arrange !he circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the abo... e cartoon . Print answer here: 'i'OW15ELF · ·• Concrete Pt1 !i os, Sidewalk s . N ew BAKER PHOTOGRAPHY " Hie Photography ol L1rry l'OU CAN USf ' EM Kitchen Cabine t;, R1X1fing. THE. E!<EACH. I CALDIP I ORPHANANN~HEARTSAHDFLOWERS A 4 1 mo. Con s t ructi ort II EXI"05ES PLENiY ON JJnU; ORPHAN1\ NN JE 220 E. Main Sl. Pomeroy, Ohio ,1\~ 51. 33. 9 00- Me rv Gr il fin 3; Sear ch for Tomorrow .8, 10 ; Elec. Co. 9 L-----------~~~--~ EUIOTT APPLIANCE II :.". - "'~ News B; Bullwinkle 10. 7;JG-Schoolles 10: 8:0G-Capt. Kangaroo 8,10: Sesame L DO-For Richer, Fo Poorer 3; All My Children 6, 13; New s S; Young & the Rest less 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1:3D-Days ot Our Lives 3,4,15: As The World Turns 8.1 0: 2:oo-0ne Lite to Live 6,13 ; 2:3G-Dooclors 3.4.15 ; Guiding Light 8,1 0. . ..'• Phone 992-7113 mo KI 6:2$-Concerns & Commen1s 10; 6:3G-Focus on Columbus 4; News 6: Sunrise Semesler 8; 6:4sMorn lng Report 3; 6' 5G-Good Morning, West Virginia 13 ; 6:5s-C huck White Reports 10: News 13. ?;DO-Today 3,4,15; Good Morn ing America 6,13; CBS 3:(}()- AII In The Family 8, 10 ; Consumer Surviva l Kit For HURRY ! Lim ited Su pply J 16· I byHe nri Arno!d andBot>Lee tour ordinal)' words. IT'~ M~ ~ BU~P ~ L1W?M BRAWET l'rlAT '(X)'RE; Sales & Servic e Sa le Priced No w Thru April 20 th THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Un scramble these l our Jumbles. AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER & Kit one letter to each square . to form ' - - - - -- - - BOLEN MULCH E R S Consumer Survival ~ \!:!} ~~~L!:J , "} IJ I r:10 LAWN BOY MOW ERS vard in 698.7331 Cltl446·l7'6 or 446 ·7881 . ·' .... l ~ IIK•II•"'I ' ~ \\ ,11·1n.:1 [If 2111111~ DOZER FOR HIRE 1..----------..J AT 446-3643 mo. irnes 8, 10 ; 10 .30-Farm Digest 20 ; Arwone For Tennyson? 33 ; SAV f 'F.M, " MONSTER.".' ACRl) 8 100111 remod led home oil rnrncro! n ght~ l uel or l furnace Rutland <Jrea Wtll do roohng <on~ tru c t 1o n S36 000 N ew 3 bf>dr oo m tore I plurn bmg and heot 1ng No jOb electnc homro 1 113 ou ~s 100 large or too srnolt Phone ncar rnmcs S'17 000 Bu ddm g 741 13~8 lo1 I II Q(lt'~ rural watef on H OW~ RY A ND MARTI N Ew lot 53 800 Call742 7819 oiler 5 ( O\Iat1ng scpt1c system s prn 0 1 a11ytunfl Sar & Sun da1c r backhoe durnp trvfk l1mes tollc g r.a~· cl block 1o p pa vrn g Rt 143 Phone 1 [(1 14) REAL ESTATE AGEN6Y • "Th, Driliniltlrs Not The lmitillo11 Middleport, 0 . Phone '192 -30'12 ROGER HYSEll GARAGE 991·1720oc Q<J11381 Carpeting 992·2206 or 992·7630 ua Locusr Street Pomoroy, 0 . 3-15·ttc • Young's 15 . 20,33. 8:3G- Basebal l 6, 3; Baby, I' m Back 8,1 0; Turnabout 20,33. 9:DO-Hotocaust 3,4 ,1 5; Mash 8.10: Art America 20 ; Meeting 01 Minds n . 9 :3()-{)ne Davil l A Time 8, 10; Art Ameri ca 20; 10 :QOLou Gran! B. 10: News 10 . Originals 33. AI Small Engine Sales & Service - OBVIOUSLY THE FOOLS U5>ED LOFT AS BAIT-- BUT THEY Wl1.1.: . FIND NOTHIN/3! AND NOW THE DOI>BINS WOMAN WILL 500>.! I'>E AT OIJR MERCY: 6, 13; Good • w •11111e 3• PomffOJ, 0. C.rpet • Uphotstel} Phone Mike Young WILKINSON - , L-------------'-0-·J~~I fully insured Free Est. Call : 992-3815 4~ 9 - 1 .. TH~ MAST~~ C ~IMINA L IS ALREADY E5CAP 1N6 Hl5 PRISONE:R (!lcKot ~, .m. ,. J E t<R 'I LOFT) VIA A 5 EC:RE1 TUNNEL E)(.IT! . Chester, Ohio ; Experience and For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At TW O STORY fra me three , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , bed room Mulberr v A ~· ('nue Pam er a}' $9000 Fou r b"droom l rorne Butler nu r A venu e 10 acre~ Pomeroy $1? ~00 w11h go~ wt.' ll he(' ga s on In d1on Run 13 1 acre~ neor I 0 1 1 4 miles oH Rt. 7 by-pass on d l.. cd Run la~c 85 OCf l'~ on St. Rt. 143, toward Rutland , Shade R1vpr A ll 111 Oltve 0 . I o wn~h1p Me1 g\ Co unt y Oh1 0 Auto & Truck All can be l111omeJ Coli lip._ Jack W. Corsey , Mg r. l!)f U MITEO O,PORTUNITY ~TO R Y POMEROY ri VE rnrnu tes to town and ~r h ool~ A lum1 r1um ':11dmg Storm wmdo.,.. 5 and doors New kit<.P..e n a woman s de lrgh t ? or ·:r--~. bod r oo rn ~ Bo sernen ! Co rpr•t !lu oughout By oppo111 1 rne11 1 only Roger Abboll 997 6 ! 14 or 99'l -1377 Dt 0011 11d I"'IJ"fll '" ··:KING jUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Ph . 992 -2848 Jack's Septic Tank Service JIM KEESEE . Thermal Insulation Save30 pet. to so pel . on heating cost Shocks - Tires Battery . In s tallation Service Anvday, anytime. Phone 985-3806 Blown Insulation Phone 992 -3748 or 992-5020 FREE PARKING 3·31 ·1 mo. a nd Superior Steam Eltratlion Cellulosic {wood fiber) MOORE'S Muffler - Brakes Residenti a l commercia I. Ca ll for estimate, ·24 hour ser v ice. Cable Chhannel 5 Paul Gaud ino Family Fitness 7:00 P ,M. - B lac~ Knighl R~vue 10:00 - 700 Club. ·• TUESDAY , APRIL 18, 1978 5:4s-Farm Reporl 13; 5:5Cf-PT L Club 13; 5:5sSunnrise Semester 10; 6 ;QO-PTL Club 15. 6 : 30P .M . - 6:DO-News 3,4,8,10,1 3,15 ; AB C News 6; Zoom 20. 6:3G-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13 ; ABC New s t3; Caro l Burnett & Fr iends 6; CBS News B,10; Over Easy 20 . 7:00-Cross-Wits 3, .4 ; New lywed Game 6 ,13; News 10 ; Gilligan 's I s. 15 ; Daniel Foster M .D. 20; Know Your Schoo ls 33 . G-Thai Nashvi lle Music 3; In Searc h Ot 4; Muppel 6; Mat ch Game PM 8: Mac Ne ii-Lehehrer Repo 0,33 ; Wild Kingdom 10; Ca ndi d Camera 13 ; Nashvi ll On The Road 15 . 8:DO-Littte H se On The Prairie 3,4, 15 ; Sugar Time! r--------- J&L • EXTERIOR PAINTS AT HO MESITES l or .-. ole , 1 acre and up . M 1ddleporr near Ru tlan d . Call 992 -7481 NEW 3 bedr oom hous e 7 bat hs oil ele< I oue Mi drllepor t clo~e to Rutla nd Phone 9CJ2 7481 & " .11 J,1c!< W (er,cy. Mqr. 7'J Pomeroy Landmark Jill BEST QUALITY INTERIOR 'ir1il• PrtCt''> TWO STORY 3 bPd room lr or~1€' house . FA lurnote sto11n Wrn do w~ f11eploce . ln M 1ddlepot t Phone 9q2 3457 or 992 5867 VACATIO N Fl-l[f whllt you !I "C UNION OPERATEO J.JQ.1 mo. HolpLHnl Appit.Jt!U'') BU SI NE SS BUI LDING w1th ltvrng quor ters 30 )( 80 l oca ted on Mom Sueer Rut land For sole 01 ll od(' SPe 01 wll I 0 Stewar t 742 24'21 AND POTASH, FERW·PELS !•Jin ., I or All Your G•'lll' l.!l Elrctr·1c T V.'•, and Henderson 675-1582 Hartford 882-2175 fr ame house 6 ro a m ~ ond both <o llar ou r (614) 667 -6177 bl!dd1ng ~ 4 oue~ land a t edge Between 7:30 & 9: 00 o l Rur!t:~n d Comple!e 11 oiler hook up ol~ o '}bonk s oppro1s p .m . cd IHOpCrly o r SIS.)()() Phone 4-12-1 mo. P . qq) 709< '---------HOUSE AND bu~1ne~ s butl dmg 1n Reed sv1 lle 985 3519 IMM[01ATflY C;n.,..,...;n , POMEROY LANDMARK fWO ' BE SElF EMPLOYi:U . "Get ALoad Of This" Rt. 1 Middleport, Ohio 24 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs Small Cars $100.00 Large C.rs $125.00 Trucks $175.00 Body work & repair $1 .00 per inch us.lng only the best Dupont materials. 742-3010 H -1 mo. H oga n ' s H eroe s - 5 & 9 P.M.- Pink Panther Strikes Again ( PG I 7& 11 P.M.- Slipper & the Rose iGJ 3; Star Trek 4; Gvnsmoke 8; Mi ster Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan' s Heroes 10; Emer gency One 13,· Pett i coat Junction 15 . UG-News 6; E lee. Co. 10,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; SEPTIC TANk CLEANING AUTO PAINTING WETHERALL CONCRETE you• !ud• vr uunll 11 you mn !Jill • ilh P~~pptrofl i or ~.u ~age Rt gl.llar Priu U . !0 GINO'S CHIP WOOD . Pole s 1no• d rame ter 10 on l orge ~ t end $8 per ton . Bun dled slab , Sb per ton De lr ve red to Ohro Pa llet Co Rt 2 Po meroy 992 -2689 b:p e r11~ n ca PMl ol 11w1 un ~,.. 1nd t Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 91'2-2181 Good ctiMI<;! I • reh.t.nhty ..1U 12" PIZZA APRil 11-19 99).6370. ~·~·~ ''"'~' bt•nt t cruel!y m vol• IWl 1ft trw gro""'"l !l..,thon1 ch"\ll f n ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL SPECIIl S Will buy I p1ece or corn plc tc hou~eh old New , used , or ont1 qu e ~ Martrn ~ Fu r n1ture 10 N 1nd St . M rddlepor I Phone- New s l J; 1: 05- Tomorrow 3,4. Movi e C.hannPl 4 - 5 :0o-Bonanza . , - - - - -- - ( '" BOB'S Pomeroy Landmark ~9 2 - 77 60 . HMAlf RM 6Komt service department and will service Hotpoint and other brands. OLD FURN 1TU RE, l<e boxes , brass bedr.. iron bed s. e tc, co rnplc re house ho ld s. Wri l e M D Mdler Rt 4 , Pom erQy , Oh io or <Oil NO ITEM TOO large or too sm all • ' We have enlirged our 742·133 ,1' WOUL D VOU l!K[ 10 ()rl!y tll()lt ...n o tOn.•ntt u1 ol 8 FOOl camper to p 49 Ford tree tor 3 pt hi!ch 985 -4 181 COI NS. CURRENCY, roHens : old pock et wo l<h e ~ a nd cho111s s11-...er and gold . We need 1964 and olde r silver ca ms. Bvy , sell or trad e ' Co li Rog er Wam sley . . MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1978 TIMB ER Senic..,. Offered 61 4 1>67 ·3593 representative will be at our stor e Tuesday , Apr il18 , f uln1~hed FR IENDLY HO ME Toy Port •es now 1n our 23r d yea r IS e Kpor1d1ng ond has openmgs l o r Manager s and Deale rs Par ty Pion e,. per ren ce help l ul Our guaren teed t o y~ and gift s sell l h ern~elve~ No cosh mve~! men1 · No ser v1<e ch arge to customers No c.oll ect 1ng dcl1 ve 11ng . Car ph o n e necessary Call co llect Car ol Dov 5 1 8 - ..:~ 89 - 8395 RI DI NG l A WNMOWER Murray 10 h p PrQ(!ICc lly new Ph one A facto ry tru ck & factory m d 1~tnc t. THR: EE ROOM Q4 Q nsJ 1977 CARElli MOPED . Or rven 600 mrle s. S3 75 99/ 7071 PROTECT YOUR FARM! STANDBY EMERGENCY POWER SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION ON WINCO GENERATORS AP r' FU RN SIHE D' Ron n£> 111 Pomeroy Fores t Pro duct~ Top price l or ~ to nd1n g !ioaw l1m ber Colt Q92-596S or Ken t Ha nby 1-446·8570. 11 :DO-Qi ck Cavett 20: Over Easy 33. 1I:Os- News 3. 4.15: 11 :3G-Police Story 6,13 : Movie " Duel In The Sun " 8; ABC News 33; Movie " Life at lhe Top" 10. 11 :Js-Jhnny Carson 3,4, 15; 11 :0G-Janaki 33; 12:4G- TELEVISION VIEWING MY FACE! .....' ' Business ,Services PROMO· Tl ON Fr ee ccj nopy , trre ond bo rde cove r with eac h ne w to ld down . St arma sler . $2800 now 16 6 trai ler $5095 now 53829 II min • rno tor $1 6 460 ' now 13 We sell serVI Ce and qua li ty. Open Sundo . ,. . Cump Conley Stor(fo h Sole s, Rt. Ct'l nort h ol Pt. Plemcn t ~--------------------------------- ·- ' 1904 11 )( 60 TRA ILER . 8 11 16 e~~: ­ po ndo 3 bedrooms. part ially lurnished . $7800 . 992-3388 . FABRIC SALE . Al l r,.;ote ri ol •n shop on sol e one week only . M an doy , Ap rd I 7 th ru Saturd oy April 22 . Frrs t qua l1 ly kn1 ts start Camping Equipm!!nt_ Ca roli na Fa br1n at $1 q5 located on Rout e 7 1, m ile 8 IT . t.r uck camper and 10 1, It nor th of Chesler. Ohro Hcur!io rruc k camper Con tact Ernest _. Ward Jr _ lan gsv rll e - De)(ler .~ 9 00 am to 7:00 Mond ay thru ... Fr1doy. Clo sed Satu rda ys eK · Rood Phont'7 42-30 19 cept l or so le 'r'"ee lo. s Henry and CAMPER TO PPER l or 8 l oot bed Ma ry Hun ter . ow ners. · wt l h door in reor w1red l or 12 • 70 mob ile home . 3 bedroom, elec trrcJty . $150 qq2 -71 00. 1 lull ba th s, tully ca rpeted on STARCRAF ! FO LD down camper . 1' , acresol land . 742-77 14 741-2030 al ter 6 pm . s m Let us test your wlter Free :0\,nda~ ~uun 1• r 1 Landmark water with Co.Qp Witter softener, Mode! UC-SV/, Now Only l'hllllt:: 49~-'.! 156 • =-~ sofhm & condition your Ullt: Ull'U I'· WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES -· ECONOMY TRA CTOR w i th all ol tac hrn e nt s. l ik e , new . as k111g $2250 . Phone (61 4) 698·3290. " Daily Sentinel, Middlcpurt-P omeruy, 0., M1>n day . April 17, 1978 I SEE '10U AN' JAMElf HAVE BEEN F16 R6 '1N , J U6HAID JAMEV DONE MOST OF IT!! �8- The D!il y Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy ._0 .. Monday. Aprill7, 1978 WANT AD CHARGES J5 Wurli.s tlr Unllcr Cash F-<u-~ ·c-- - .~· Clt<~ r Kc 11'0 Jdoy 12.1 100 I:~ 2 ll<t}' S .!tl~ys !'.!hi 2.2.1 6llh rs ;1,11(1 ;1. i ) ~: ad1 Wi.Jrll o\ll'r Uit• mmunw u 15 1 nnt:-. ~· r wunl pt•r dar wt~n b ~~ t\ db ruJUILilK uLht•r till) ~ w1 ll lw than l'QIISL>t'Utl\'t! dutr~t'<l Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash at the I day t'a lt' lu lllt'111Ur~ . l'iutl uf Tha 11k ~ <IIIli li {\'Il l ~ pt•r word, $3 .(1() 11\UIUHU;Il l '<:~~I I Ill ,1\1\' il iHT Utatuan 8 & S M O BILE HOMES . Pt Pl ea se n t , W , Vo . beside Hec k s. 1973 Sro cr dm ore 14 ,.. 0-'1 2 bedroom 1973 Dan o n 14 ll: 60 7 bedroom 1972 V1cto r1 0n I~ ,.. 67 3 bedroom 1 both 1 1972 Covent ry I{ K b5 3 bedroom 1969 Sto re!>ma n 11 l( bO 2 bedroom Muhilt• HuJIIt' :!cilt·!l itnd Van! sail'.~ <.~ rt! at't'cph'<i unl) wnh l'llSil With urdt•r 25 n'nl dlh t ' ~t· fur ad_o.; l.'ltiTf· Uil( Kux NliH)llcr il tl 'art· uf Ttw St>n· RED UCE SAFE & las t w11h G08ese fab lets 8 E-Vap ~oler p1lls N el5on Drug tuwl NEED A WATER SOFTENER? 1'hc Pubh.;hc'r l't'~t·n·~·~ th..: rt~ht 1u t'lh\ ur fl'J t't '\ <m~ dlb dt'L' IIlt'tl 110. jn'tliJillll Tilt' l'u1Jl16ltcr Will nvt tx> ll'S pHii~ l iJit • ft, l l ll<fl'l' !him - --=--- -=-· Let Pomeroy 1'1't'1lll:>l' l't1 UII NOTICE '289.95 Pomeroy Landmark 9 ... _Jack W. C.rsey , ~r. ail Phone 992-2181 CO A L LI MES fONE sand gro ver calc1um chlo r •de l ert ilrzer dog fo od ond al l types ol soli b:. celslor Sal t Work s Inc E Maul St Po rneroy 99'2 -3891 ." $<ltunlt1.1 Tllt'l>Ll:l\ thn1 Fmia1· •'p M tl l~ dil _ l lJt·flll'l' I'Uhil\'il liUII 1974 DA T5UN PICKUP S wu.J a ~ ~ I' ~~ 997. ........ ·-~- l'lti~~ ~ ufh'nHilll\ 7 4 ~3 51100. .. NICE PIGS lor ~ale Alt er 5 call 949 L857 HAY FOR sole Coll992 -7306 Notice!. ClEARANCE SALE beg1 ns M ar, Feb 13 at Sew -N -Sew Ou tlet Mom Street Rac1ne A ll polye~tPr double kn 1 t~ 1edured 40°o and 50°c Thread b1g ~pool 5 for $1 GU N SHOO! Rutl and leg1 on Form e ... ery Sunday at 1'2 00 noon Spon sored by VFW NOfiCE BI LL SOuahty Body Shop Mtddleport - wdl be open Wednesday even1ng un t il~ prn l or bu!>1nes s Closed all day Saturday NO FISHING and no hunl!ng on m y property Mm 1ne Didd le Sellers HO MEMA0£0U i lT S 74'} '298<1 lor sole 1971 INlERNATIONAt SCOU1 4 wheel dn ... e 3 speed V 8 A 1 !. hope 949 153J SC HOOL BUS campe r S325 So te li 1le pol1ce scann er $50 991 3798 l O SE WE IC H1 SAFELY* ra k e NEW B Shrn d1et plan and Aqua vop Water Pill ~ V1ll oge Phor rnocy 271 N ?nd A ve M1d dleport REDUCE SA FE and last w1th GoBese Tableh and E-Vap water pills N elson Drug YALE FORI<. lilt 70 I H backhoe and loade-r end l o Boy 1970 I H 1700dump !ruck These con be bought s eporot~ly or m o group Phone 949 2110 or 848-2705 l or more rn l or mo t10n INTERNA TIO NAL 500 bulldozer 6 way blade w 1nch and cob . Completely reworked Phone 949 2763 1977 JEEP CJ7 Red w1 1h bl ock top 55300 I Q71 VW Super Beet le SIOXI 9Q2 5450 PAIR OF 14 Ferguson plows J pr S180 A l~o 1969 Che"y 1 dr Cusrom S3SO 949 2860 197b KAWASAt< l 100 m1n1 d 1r 1 b 1ke L1ke ne w Recpn!ly lunE>d Pr1c e $400 Phon e 992 57b8 P & H Crone mode l J055lC boo m erlr o PllQ1ne N ot 1n worlu ng condd 1on H!gh e ~t b1d accep!ed 61d!> opened May I lo car1on Cenlf o l 1978 . Oper011ng Corn pony . Phd1p Sporn Pla nt PO Bo ll 368 New Ha ven · WV 25265 Phone 304 8813113 CLU B PIG S S35 Co5 1rated 1ron ~ho t s on teed Ree d~vdle 614378031 1 PIGS Top O uo lll y S35 C o ~tr or ed 1ron ~hoh on feed Reed sv11le Ct l 4 378-bJII BRUSH HOG 7 l oo t J D pull typP tr1ple un1versal dr1 ve shalt ~l1 p dutch puncture proal t1r es Ver y g ood. ca nd 11 ron Shade Ct9b 1734 WALLIE X VINYL coated and pre posred wall cov errng !. Choose /ro m e.:~ pattern boo ks Qu iC k sennl e Phone 997 37 48 or 99') 5 0 ~ 0 Ku1g Burlders Supply Co M 1ddlepor t 0 i?len ty of free pork1ng CHAR LI E S LIV E 8011 Mmnow s. n1gh ! <r owl er!o red wor ms garden worm) F 1 ~h1ng l1cense. ' • mile obove SyrQ{u~e Po rk Rt 114 19o9 IN 'iERN A TIO N AL ME TRO Van SI 500 61 4-698-3290 STEWARTS GUN SHOP Cun s l or sa le 01 trade 29 Remmgt om 31 Re rfHngtons M ode l 1'1 Wm · chc!> l er s and many more See .or toll 7 4'1 14Ll 1970 FORD I ton !fat bed tru ck w,th srde p1e<es Good ~hope Coli 997 7b08 day or 7 ..:~ '1 1030 alter 6 197b HO NDA MR '250 e)' cellenl ro nd 1110n $750 1938 Hor ley 001nd son Cus tom1 red e• cellenr cond 111Qn has ~utc1 d e clu tch and shd1 and o ther oc c eHor~e~ 11173 CHE VY NOVA SS . E" celle n! corldit r.on one owner N1 ce dean cor . Phone 61 4-367 · 7258 STAHCRAFI SPRING snso . n $3000 et4 -(l98 -3290 BA SS 80AL 16 loot Monork Mot or and lrarler . Goo d con d1 t1on Pnced for l os1 sol e qq? -3231 alter 5 FOR SALE Surface M1ne boo rs 1? 1 , S199515 J S2195 Bo ile r ~ M 1ddleport EOU IPMENl FOR (Omple te b~oury shop l or lour operat o r~ 1/ so ld ' thr s wee~ Ph one snoo 997 7008 3 AND 4 RM fur nished and un· l urn1shod apt~ Phono 991 543 4. COUNTRY M_081l E Horne Pa r ~ Rou te 33 norlh at Pomeroy Lorge lots Ca ll 99{ -7479 APT FO R ren t Re nt al s ossiss tance .rates lor Senior C1 11tem Co rilac t Vdlo ge Man or Apts M1 dd lepo r l 9q') 7767 TUP PERS Pl AIN S O h 10 2 _, P.edroom a pt l or ren t Furn1 sh t ed 01 unf urnished 1-607 -3349 10 )( 50 mob ile horne 7 bed room near Roc me WL -5BSB FOUR BEDROOM house 949 1153 Pomer oy Suilable l o r con:. t ruc lio n worlo. ers Pho r,e 9913101 ol rcr 5 pm B u~mess trom 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. SPECIAL DEMONSTRATOR PRICES! Pomeroy Landmark opt MERRI -MAC HA S OPENIN GS FOR Po n y Pion Super.,.1sors and demonstrator~ 1n your area H1ghe sl c omm•S ~il011 . no de ltve rmg or collect1ng Demons tra te top qualr ty toys and gilts . Call collec t to Ann Bo • te r . 319 -556·8881 or wr 1te MER RI -MA C 80 1 Jackson Dubuque Iowa 51001 WA ITRESS W ANlE D Apply m per son Crows Steak House Pomeroy Oh1o NOW I A lONG oppt. cotlo ns l or !>€!..,eral por t t1me pOSII IQn:; male and lomale A pply at Janes Boys Store 700 W Mo1 n St Porneroy NET S,DDD Property Transfers Dennis H. Manuel , Anna G. Manu el to Fl ossie F . Badgley, Lot 2t. Racine. Flossie F . Bad gley to Denni s Manuel. Ann a G. Manuel, Pt. Lots 2M, 260, 261, Letart . DaUas Clela nd, Geraldine Clel and to Charles Williams, Alice E. Williams, .281 acr e, Sutton. Lee Comts, Peggie Combs to Lawrence E . Hysell , 1.18 acre, Pomeroy. Letha Morris, E xec ., James Walter Ar cher , dec. to Dan P . Smith , Donna J ean Smith, 10 acres. Sutton. , • • _ Jock W. Carsey, Mg r. . . . Phone99l .21BI Auto Sale• SCASH$ l or tu nM. cars . F rye ~ Truck and A uto Pons Wre c ~e r Serv rce r I! e ~ a l e o nd Repou Rut land 747 1081 o r PennJo1l 74{ 9575. IF YOU ho ve a ~e r v1ce to oll er wan1 to buy o r sell some th1 ng ae look 1ng l or war k 01 whatever you II gel rewl t ~ faster w•th o S,en tmel Want Ad Cal1991 -2156 PATIO SA LE Man & lu es 17 8 18 Rose Valley Syracu~e Q 00 ? La !~ of men~ worn(>n ~ and chrldren s clothlfly YAR D SALE Storr.ng Sunday rur n•ture l a mp~ kn1 ck s knock, and tewel ry Trade rs 13 S 14 Country M obile Horne Pork Rl 33 , Dorw1n Wt .-1 • han ~t • '" rl.lloOflll '"'nl lor 0\.lr ,.,,.., b<[)lo. f•lg.t ••n. th ' l rt i11blli ,.,.on tO network '" E.ol . . ..,..'"9 ....,. ~ r.. L~ Ft. •U lb-u ln II\IOULO \IOU LI KE TO NH $75,000 l.'l: a-.l: Yt:J\R NOT HA\1[ TO 1NV £ST A LO T Of' MONr Y S. our ld ... ~ Htl p w.,11d Will CARE l or !he e ld er l,.- 1r1 our home PhoneQq'} 7314 WA lER WEll dr1ll 1ng W1ll 1am I Grant 742 2879 SHt<I NG ernployrn en t •n bonkmg ond o ~ se(fe rory bookk eopo r 7 yeor ~ ol bu~mes~ colle ge 949 7410o • 247 3B67 Check our low. low pric es on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, · or ou• & BLEND l 1etd o ti 1U1 Atlanta· Wash ington Orlando · Memphis MANA G[M[N l POSI TION .., 111t1• un~:~< • t v ~ (~oullon .:1111.... succrss ... 111 10 Phone 992 2181 COU N TRY lorrnlond wilh sedud ed woods . wo!ar and good ac <c-ss 111 Monr oe County . W . Vo S1 COO down <oll (304 ) 772 3107 01 (304\ 77'1 -3277 . CommNc1ol pr o& ny app ro)'! 17 acre !> le vpl icfnd. locn ted o t Tupper~ rlo1n s on Ohio Route 7 Phone [61 4) b67·eJ04. V A FHA 30 yr l n10no ng ol~o rc1H10rwng Ire land Mort gag e . 77 E Stat e, Alht· n~ phone- (6 14) 59) 305 I 11tuc• BY OW N ~R 5 o <: r c~ wil h 9 roorn hous e 1-RH GAS 2 ca r garage . · sutnrner k11 chen and bo rdered by 2 creek ~ Co!l985 3877 JU ST COMPlE aO new house 1n M1dd lcport f o r rnorc ml o11no !ton cal l 992 '12313 o r 99L 5304 BY O WN~R 3 bedr oo rn ~ w1t h I orr ed 0 11 gas h ~ot ond 011 cond1 · I 10il111g I oo €' le ve l lot 111 Ru tlan d SI S 000 Ph on e 74'1 3 163 mo•• tlltn ' ' '* ''"~ No n~t ttltl '"'"-' 1973 MO NTE CARL O la ndau A C , P 8 P 5 e~cellen t con d111on Col! 8_. 3 262 5 III II !"'- IJIIIIOil wt Ml l()Oir.ln t Pr!Of>l APPROX 100 acre\ l or sa le No bu•ld1ngs T upper~ P lo1n~ Ohto PhonE' I 607 3349 Phone 992-2181 lteal Estate fur Sale 1971 fO RD LTD P S P B A C good cond 1t 1on Must !.ell Co!l 949 27 47 even1n gs 19n FORO UO A1r cond1 110ned p s p b tope player 'J doo r Vtnyl roo f $ 1500 Call 99'1 26.1:3 aher 4 00 179 MON.·IUII .. WID. --,nu~~~-H-1 CAU 01 "'" " IOd l't 'li\Tt(l.., ,\1 ~f !HH "' H lt\1!111"1'1 11'111\ WISEM~N IN GALLIPOLIS THE Eveni ng~ ~P•r-. " .,.., PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, Apr il22. 1:30 p .m . at Doris M iller Jack son Farm loc ated on State Rt. 124, 8 m iles north of Ra cine, Oh io at Grea t Bend across river from Kaiser Aluminum . 424 In I. tra cto r , po we r ste er ing , live powe r , 2500 ho ur s ; 140 Int. Tractor ; 2.20 Case Baler with k ic ke r ; 35 Int . Rake ; 2 A Int. Condit io ner ; No . 5 J o hn Deere /lllower. 7' Si c k le ; 24 ' Hay ' elev ato r ; 2 row corn planter Int ., pull type ; 2· r ow In t . Cultivator ; 1 flat bed wago n , good bed ; Int . Qisc 122; 209 Int. 3· Piow 14" pi c k up ; Cultivalors for 140 Int. tractor ; Fert ilize r attachment 140 Int . p low tor 140 Int . 2· Pio w ; Post Hole Digger 12 "; Grader blad e ; H ow c orn planter , qui c k hit c h . No sm al l items, be on t ime . R . D. Carney Owner H. C. Dawkin s Charles (Bud) S(lires, • Auctioneers Not responsible for accidents Terms of sale : Cash Spe cialired \ ' .~:.' Ll NCOLN HTS . A vt·ry n1ce P ~ SJ .;lry oi bedroom home •n good cOn dition F ea1 u r es a b. t sement w i t h finis h ed fa mily room and laundry room. t 1at In kllchet1 . living room & balh Large lo1 with lonct'd ya rd C<>lt now, oriced 1c se ll ol 117.000 · 1 - lt Jt\11.\lt fii:}1f W • 'I<H~T'S w~~~. AW~:tS I - grading , landscaping, You Have " Car efu lly Chosen Your Love , driveway s , Your Ring s, Your Gown . etc. Call JERRY MURPHY CARTER. PWMBING & HEATING INC. 300 Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992.6282 or 91'2 ·6263 8 A.M. to 4:30P.M. jALES AND SERVICE 11 .9.11 c Repair Also Transmission Repair Phon e 992 -5682 3·12 I mo. BATH ROOM S AN D K• tchans remodeled . ceram rc trle . plumbmg ca rpent ry, alld ger1eral ma1ntenance 13 year ~ e ll· penence 992 -3685 PULLIN S EX CA V ATI NG Complete ~ervt~e Phone 99'1 -iHB . WINTER GEl to your hous. ~ ? l et us moke neces~or y reporr5 . _A I 110mm Cons tructron 742-2328. Choose '~ II I ------ '\I' 1 \ 1\ \~ with As Mu ch Care ' Your Wedding J Photographer . <) tf; I •', ~\ ~ ~ S.ktr " HOOF HOLL OW Horses . Buy , sell h ade or tro rn New and use d -. oddl•~ Ru th Ree..,.es. A lbOny. th i~ newspaper, P 0 . Box 34, Norwood. N J. 07648 Include you1 name, ad!J1 ess, zip code and make Ap p<~l nl menl Phone 991 .111 9 "n< IS BUSINESS STINKS , OOP ! I 1 n lt c BODY Service Trudr - or 11v114o.... •.-- the . ,. . ., a.tl .. tor to tht> c..• . ;j;~~ED Y EA H, THAI'S E '>I ACTL'I 'T}t ' F'EE LING I HAVE ... ... BUT -nl' WELL , I KNOW QUE5-riO~ SOME FEL LAS '/'GOT N:{l SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. THE PHOTO PLACE 109 Hith Sl Pomrror Weddings Portraits Pass pori$ Rubber Back Carpet lookinq As Low As sq. yd. • 4 •88 & up tiOb Hoeltich /.! Gi mo 9' and 12' Vinyl Flooring In Stod Rt: MODEUNG Pl urnbrng , h e~ t ing and all types of general rep01r Work guaran teed 20 ye a rs e• · per renee Phone 991 14m . _ Buy where you can corne In •nd so. what you're qi,ltlng - Good selection s - Futly stocked. the ~~~K RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-2211 A SOFA THAT MAKIES A ' BED FOR YOU t'orSale.Jtentor h:a!JEg f-.11 W HO NDA m1n1 blko Z 50 Or t Jo d~ on old l tu( lo. 992-'15 1·4 . 68 ACRE F ARM Prr cr rrdlH.I'd to M 6,qQO _ Ann.-cllv~ r em od eled 2 story f arm M me. Tht s nice home f ea tures ___a_laf!l.O.lill lngJ.oom..C!LOiJlg,..oaLin.l<i 1ch e n~bl'dcoo rm. ­ & P '" ba th s, 1.5 (te r es of t i!l rt b le la nd w i th ba la nc e in ' pas l ur e and wood land _Older barn & garage. Y ou m us t see f h1s one. il's w e ll worth t he pr it!!c Loca t ed oft R l nsm M r.i qs Coun t y . lOST IN Racine oroa· Grey tom cot , by rhe nom e of George. 9•9·167Q Uris II Use a shuttle 42 American cartoonist • •• · 6 Of an ann bone 7 Twice : Lat. 10 Mickey Mantle was one 11 Magazine feature Yesterday's 12 Upright 16 Among 22 Anagram of IS Across 23 Convened 24 City in Illinois 25 Edith SitweU 's title Answer Z8 Pinched pennies Z7 Progenitor Z9 Bible book 31 "The the Flying R. McCOY and CLQN[ GENETIC RESEARCH LAB - ; ~ ~ -• ' 10. Mnnd~1y , A1m l l i BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Defensive overbid scores NOIITH UJ7 -A • AQ9 • 10 9 74 • i 5~ • 642 Wt:ST t: AST + K .1 111.; + 8650 • 62 • s :t • A K Q 10 • 9 8 6 :1 + KQ ; + 85 SOtJTll +2 ¥ AKQ.J8 • .I 4 + A .I 10 9 :1 Vul ner able . Roth De" ler F.;"t Wt·st DbI Dbl. l9 Excavate; North Eas t Pass 2• Pass Pnss Pass Snu th I• 4• Pass lower I• 0 0 Rutland BILL'S PICTlii?E WAS THE ONLY THING HURT BY THAT!30LTOP LIGHTNING.' fine sse ." Os wa ld : ·'Thi s finesse would have proven cata strophic 1f it had lost , but it was necessa r y for South's plan of a tta c k that it succeed ." Alan : " Once the spade finesse wo rked : South discarded one club on th e ace of spades, ruffed the last spade high, played ace and a low tru mp to dummy, led a club and pl aye d his n1nc spot. " Os wald : " West had his third trick, but wa s through wi th his trr c k taking since an}' lead hl' mad e would be Opcn1ng lead : • K AXVDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW An Alabama reade r wants Ry Os wa ld .Jacoby to know what yo u do as One l ett e r simply stands for another . In this sample A is and Alan Sontag decla rer . You hold : used for th(' three I. 's , X for the two O's, ric Single. letters. Alan · " South 's j ump to apostr op hes , t he l e ngt h and rorm at inn o r the wo nl! are all fou r ht'arts w a~ an overbid , + A K Q J 8 7 6 5 lll7-B hi n 1s. E :tr h da y lh £> £'Ode letters ar e differe nt. • 6 C1 but South was tr ying t o k eep • 2 his opponents out o f~ rJotenCRVPTOQUOTES •• 5 tia l four-spade co ntr act~... -\ Oswnld : · West's doubl e of y XN RJIK LHG KHD QLKK XH We open four s pades , irfour hea r ts wa s for b u s in~ss respective of vulnerability. FL J F JLDXJH DJ DSK LXRSDN although he wou ld not ha've We ha ve e ight sure tri cks m i nd ed H takeout t o f our with spades a tr ump and no XD RZYLYHDKKN D J D S K s pad rs by Eas t. Ea s t sure tricks with any ot he r thought of that ta keout , but trump. GX HJ L XDM . - YEQLKO G. EYHOJH decided to hope tha t West I Nf:WSt 'AN:Ii 1-~N H: IIt' IWi l-: A/'i.'i N 1 ld coll ect four tri cks and (For a copy ol JACOB Y MOOSaturday'• Cryptoquolf : ABSENCE OF OCCUPATION IS cou beat 1he heart gam e ." ERN, send Sl 10. " Win ar NOT A REST; A MIN1J QUITE VACANT IS A MIND Alan : " Wes t s tarted out Bndge . .. care of th1s newspaDISTRESSED.-IDWPER by lea ding three rounds of per, P 0 Box 489. Rad•o Crly ~) 1978 K1n1 r 'uluttl Syndi<:ale. 1n~ . diamonds. South trumped SlaJ•on, New Yolk, N. Y. 10019 J BARNEY ll -' th e third one high and decided he would make the hand if West held all the high cards a s the bidd ing indi cated. So his first play wa s to lead a s pa de and take a diSastr ous. DAILY C RYPTO QUOTE - Here's how to work It: J 6; MacNeil -Lehrer Report 11:0G-Janaki 33 ; 12 ;QO-Tomorrow 3. 4; 1: IG- News · 13; I:Js-Ko iak B. Mov ie Channel 4 .5 & 7 P.M. Guns & Fury (GJ 9 & 11 P.M. - Dom ino Pr inciple ( R) Cable Channel s 6:30P.M - Tes timony Time 7:00P.M. - Pau l Gaudino Fam ily Fitness Show 10 00 P.M. - 700 Clu b. Trapeze" 32 Grand 37 Fitting 38. High note child 33 Envelope word 34 Iron or copper 35 Bangkok native 36 Sheathe 3S Lab vessel FHA NK & ERNIE C and i d Camera H ol ocaus au st 3,4,15 : Three 's Company 6 , 13; Movie 3tl Unruly 1 Larqest Selection In The Valley tl ; 20,33; Price is Righi 10; Tha t's Hollywood 13; Television Honor Soc iety 15. C:DO-Ma n From A1tanlls 3,4,1 5: Happy Days 6,13 ; Sam 8, 10 , I Sough! My Brother 10,33. B:JG- Laverne& Shi r iey6 .1 3; Bugs Bunny 8,1 0; 9:DO- K i owa Jones " DOWN I Stitch loosely 2 Lambs Club member 3 Slow pitch 4 Solution 5 Freed 15. Hogan 's H eroes 6:0G- News 3,4,8,10, 13, 15: ABC News 6; Feeling Free 20; 6:3G-NBC News 3,4, 15; Carol Burnett & Fr iends 6: CBS News 8,10; Over Easy 20. 7:0G-Cross·Wits 3; Nigh t mare 4; New lywed Game 6,13: Pop Goes The Country 8; News 10; Gilligan 's Is . 15; French Chel 10; Book Bea1 33. JG-Ho llywood Squares 3,4; Let's Go To The Races 33 . r lane ~ ~ 28 Jungfrau · \ 1 Z9 He overacts ,! 15 IN STOCK 20. 4:QO-Mister Car1oon 3; Superman 4: For Richer, For Poorer 15; Merv Gr itlin 6; Adams Family 8; Sesame Sf . 10,33; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Dina h 13. 4;3G- Little Rascats 3.15; Gil li gan's Is . 4; Gi ll igan's ts. 8; Brady Bunch 10. S:Oo-B onanz:a 3; Star Trek 4; Gun smoke 8; Mister ...... Roge rs' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan 's Heroes 10; Em ergen cy One 13 ; Pe tticoat Junct ion 15. S:JG- News 6; Elec. Co . 10,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; 10 ·3G-News 20 ; 1 1 : 0~ N ews 3,4,6, 13,15; Dick Cavell 20; Over Eas y 33. 11.1G- News B.10. 11 : 3D-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie " Savages" 6.13: ABC New s 33: 11:5Cf-Movie " Ruby Gentry " 8: Movie " The Dangerous Days ot 27 Country (61A I6•B 32% MISINC ST AR Kennel Bo ard ing. Indoor ond outdoor runs. Grooming o ff b,e&ds. ( leon ~anr t ory tactlilie!. . Cheshir e. Phone (b1 4) 367 0292. 33 . Six Amer ican Fami li es 20; Symbiosis 33. 10 OG-J uli e Farr, MD . 6, 13 ; Six American Fam ilies soap · qlass1 Call 742 ·lll1 TALK TO WENDELL GRAT E CARPET CONSULTA NT EXC A VAltNG . dote r . l oad er ond bad dH?C work . dUmp t rucks and lo- boys for h ire , w dl hovl 1,11 drr t , to sod . lun es to ne and gravel Ca ll Bob or Roger Jef lers day phone 992·708q , night phone 992 -3525 01 ~_1__:__ 5232 . EXC A VAl iNG , do1er . bo<: khoe and ditcher Charl et R. HatHoe Se, ..,l ce, l 1eld , Bo ck Rutland , Oh io . Phone 7A2 -2008. qirl throuqh Special Otwions SEWING MACHINE Repo1 r s , se rvi Ce o il makes 99'1 -?28o4 . The Fobr•c Shop Pome r o y Au !hor1tcd ~111ger Sa les and )e 1v1ce . We shar pen Sci~sor s . little All carpet inst al led with padding at no ch arg e Expert inst~llati o l1 . Annive~J.~ri es I'm her MaLJbe we should call her "AIice'' our . seat 5 Bench warmer 8 Pain 9 Crinkly Iabrie t3 Remain t4 Solution to a problem 15 Cargo weight t .li.3£~o..A!lL~~.!.::.~=-= 16 ConstelL--- --'-- - - ' lation 17 Fury 18 Work unit 19 Mal de 20 Twitch Constanth.J! walkinq, 21 Oklahoma t alkinq city .-r.f':>-"1 snack bar, %3 Shoo! t.JOl.l know1 24' Frame of mind Z5 Actress Arlene 26 Kind of ELWOOD BOWER 'i PlP AI" Sweep&r& I OO~I ~H 1rons uiJ !.moll oppl10nc t'" I ovm mo w..,- , ne)( l to Sta te lf1ghv,qy { nu~ on Rout e 7 f'hvrw U· 14l 9t S. SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE A UnU & SAVE A LOT 1 Kind of IDEA5 . T 'SET US UP! BRADF ORD A uclionN•r, Comple te Ser ... ice Phc-n.:• Q4Q 2A-S7 or 949·'2000 Rotine Qh,o, Cr rtt Brad ford 992-2171 10 . 9 :3G- Harvey K o rman 6 ; Mar y Tyle r Moore 13; by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 40 Novelist TH' KiDNAPPERS WHO COULD "TELL US ! 15 : WHO . 3825 . ~~ L ov ing Free 12 OG- Newscen1er 3; News 4,6, 10; To Say The Least 15; Gambit 8; Midday Magazine 13. 11: JG- Ryan's Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4 ; Gong Show 15; " A Man Called Horse " 8,1 0. ~ Pomeroy, Ohi o 45769 lH INK SOME· Radiator~ 10. 9:3G-Andy Grllfllh B; Fami ly Affai r 10; 10 ;DOSanlord & Son 3,4, 15 ; Edge of Night 6; Pass The Buc k 8; Joker' s Wild 10; To Tell The Truth 13. 10:30- Hot lywogd Squares 3,4, IS ; High Hopes 6; Prfce is Righi 8,10; $20,000 Pyramid 13. 11:0G-Wheel ot For tune 3,4,15; Happy Days 6,1 3; 11;3D- Knockou t 3,15; Family Feud 6,13: love ot Li te B,10; Sesame Sf . 10; 11 :5s-CB S News 8; che cks payable lo Newspaporboo ks. A- IJ • I m C EXPERIENCED MANGE ASYLUM PERMIT able lor S1.35 posfpa!d Irom Jum ble, c/o Rou1e ~ Middleport, Ohio Phil Donahue 4,13,15 ; Emergen c y One 6; Family Affair 8; Ma tch Game {Answers tomorrow) FOUNT NEW - JU ST O FF PR ES S! JUMBLE BOOK ~ I I wllh 110 pvu les Is avail- General Conlractinr, by I Jumbles: Kl I ) ( I XX) F\ANTOMIME DAVID BRICKLES PIANO l UNING lor1e Doniels . Al )o and odlu 5! r'flen t s . 992 -7561 . rf no om w er , coil ANN OAilFY S Uphols t ery . flortl ond Oh1 o 8• 3-2542. Saturday's THE Answer · There 's nothing to say for such acting !- TURlEY S WRECKER Serv1c e. RO<:Ifle .Ohto Day o r mghl. Q4Gl 2657 991 2081 ~ Remode li ng . Estimates Now arrange !he circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the abo... e cartoon . Print answer here: 'i'OW15ELF · ·• Concrete Pt1 !i os, Sidewalk s . N ew BAKER PHOTOGRAPHY " Hie Photography ol L1rry l'OU CAN USf ' EM Kitchen Cabine t;, R1X1fing. THE. E!<EACH. I CALDIP I ORPHANANN~HEARTSAHDFLOWERS A 4 1 mo. Con s t ructi ort II EXI"05ES PLENiY ON JJnU; ORPHAN1\ NN JE 220 E. Main Sl. Pomeroy, Ohio ,1\~ 51. 33. 9 00- Me rv Gr il fin 3; Sear ch for Tomorrow .8, 10 ; Elec. Co. 9 L-----------~~~--~ EUIOTT APPLIANCE II :.". - "'~ News B; Bullwinkle 10. 7;JG-Schoolles 10: 8:0G-Capt. Kangaroo 8,10: Sesame L DO-For Richer, Fo Poorer 3; All My Children 6, 13; New s S; Young & the Rest less 10; Not For Women Only 15. 1:3D-Days ot Our Lives 3,4,15: As The World Turns 8.1 0: 2:oo-0ne Lite to Live 6,13 ; 2:3G-Dooclors 3.4.15 ; Guiding Light 8,1 0. . ..'• Phone 992-7113 mo KI 6:2$-Concerns & Commen1s 10; 6:3G-Focus on Columbus 4; News 6: Sunrise Semesler 8; 6:4sMorn lng Report 3; 6' 5G-Good Morning, West Virginia 13 ; 6:5s-C huck White Reports 10: News 13. ?;DO-Today 3,4,15; Good Morn ing America 6,13; CBS 3:(}()- AII In The Family 8, 10 ; Consumer Surviva l Kit For HURRY ! Lim ited Su pply J 16· I byHe nri Arno!d andBot>Lee tour ordinal)' words. IT'~ M~ ~ BU~P ~ L1W?M BRAWET l'rlAT '(X)'RE; Sales & Servic e Sa le Priced No w Thru April 20 th THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Un scramble these l our Jumbles. AUTHORIZED RCA & WHIRLPOOL DEALER & Kit one letter to each square . to form ' - - - - -- - - BOLEN MULCH E R S Consumer Survival ~ \!:!} ~~~L!:J , "} IJ I r:10 LAWN BOY MOW ERS vard in 698.7331 Cltl446·l7'6 or 446 ·7881 . ·' .... l ~ IIK•II•"'I ' ~ \\ ,11·1n.:1 [If 2111111~ DOZER FOR HIRE 1..----------..J AT 446-3643 mo. irnes 8, 10 ; 10 .30-Farm Digest 20 ; Arwone For Tennyson? 33 ; SAV f 'F.M, " MONSTER.".' ACRl) 8 100111 remod led home oil rnrncro! n ght~ l uel or l furnace Rutland <Jrea Wtll do roohng <on~ tru c t 1o n S36 000 N ew 3 bf>dr oo m tore I plurn bmg and heot 1ng No jOb electnc homro 1 113 ou ~s 100 large or too srnolt Phone ncar rnmcs S'17 000 Bu ddm g 741 13~8 lo1 I II Q(lt'~ rural watef on H OW~ RY A ND MARTI N Ew lot 53 800 Call742 7819 oiler 5 ( O\Iat1ng scpt1c system s prn 0 1 a11ytunfl Sar & Sun da1c r backhoe durnp trvfk l1mes tollc g r.a~· cl block 1o p pa vrn g Rt 143 Phone 1 [(1 14) REAL ESTATE AGEN6Y • "Th, Driliniltlrs Not The lmitillo11 Middleport, 0 . Phone '192 -30'12 ROGER HYSEll GARAGE 991·1720oc Q<J11381 Carpeting 992·2206 or 992·7630 ua Locusr Street Pomoroy, 0 . 3-15·ttc • Young's 15 . 20,33. 8:3G- Basebal l 6, 3; Baby, I' m Back 8,1 0; Turnabout 20,33. 9:DO-Hotocaust 3,4 ,1 5; Mash 8.10: Art America 20 ; Meeting 01 Minds n . 9 :3()-{)ne Davil l A Time 8, 10; Art Ameri ca 20; 10 :QOLou Gran! B. 10: News 10 . Originals 33. AI Small Engine Sales & Service - OBVIOUSLY THE FOOLS U5>ED LOFT AS BAIT-- BUT THEY Wl1.1.: . FIND NOTHIN/3! AND NOW THE DOI>BINS WOMAN WILL 500>.! I'>E AT OIJR MERCY: 6, 13; Good • w •11111e 3• PomffOJ, 0. C.rpet • Uphotstel} Phone Mike Young WILKINSON - , L-------------'-0-·J~~I fully insured Free Est. Call : 992-3815 4~ 9 - 1 .. TH~ MAST~~ C ~IMINA L IS ALREADY E5CAP 1N6 Hl5 PRISONE:R (!lcKot ~, .m. ,. J E t<R 'I LOFT) VIA A 5 EC:RE1 TUNNEL E)(.IT! . Chester, Ohio ; Experience and For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At TW O STORY fra me three , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , bed room Mulberr v A ~· ('nue Pam er a}' $9000 Fou r b"droom l rorne Butler nu r A venu e 10 acre~ Pomeroy $1? ~00 w11h go~ wt.' ll he(' ga s on In d1on Run 13 1 acre~ neor I 0 1 1 4 miles oH Rt. 7 by-pass on d l.. cd Run la~c 85 OCf l'~ on St. Rt. 143, toward Rutland , Shade R1vpr A ll 111 Oltve 0 . I o wn~h1p Me1 g\ Co unt y Oh1 0 Auto & Truck All can be l111omeJ Coli lip._ Jack W. Corsey , Mg r. l!)f U MITEO O,PORTUNITY ~TO R Y POMEROY ri VE rnrnu tes to town and ~r h ool~ A lum1 r1um ':11dmg Storm wmdo.,.. 5 and doors New kit<.P..e n a woman s de lrgh t ? or ·:r--~. bod r oo rn ~ Bo sernen ! Co rpr•t !lu oughout By oppo111 1 rne11 1 only Roger Abboll 997 6 ! 14 or 99'l -1377 Dt 0011 11d I"'IJ"fll '" ··:KING jUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Ph . 992 -2848 Jack's Septic Tank Service JIM KEESEE . Thermal Insulation Save30 pet. to so pel . on heating cost Shocks - Tires Battery . In s tallation Service Anvday, anytime. Phone 985-3806 Blown Insulation Phone 992 -3748 or 992-5020 FREE PARKING 3·31 ·1 mo. a nd Superior Steam Eltratlion Cellulosic {wood fiber) MOORE'S Muffler - Brakes Residenti a l commercia I. Ca ll for estimate, ·24 hour ser v ice. Cable Chhannel 5 Paul Gaud ino Family Fitness 7:00 P ,M. - B lac~ Knighl R~vue 10:00 - 700 Club. ·• TUESDAY , APRIL 18, 1978 5:4s-Farm Reporl 13; 5:5Cf-PT L Club 13; 5:5sSunnrise Semester 10; 6 ;QO-PTL Club 15. 6 : 30P .M . - 6:DO-News 3,4,8,10,1 3,15 ; AB C News 6; Zoom 20. 6:3G-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13 ; ABC New s t3; Caro l Burnett & Fr iends 6; CBS News B,10; Over Easy 20 . 7:00-Cross-Wits 3, .4 ; New lywed Game 6 ,13; News 10 ; Gilligan 's I s. 15 ; Daniel Foster M .D. 20; Know Your Schoo ls 33 . G-Thai Nashvi lle Music 3; In Searc h Ot 4; Muppel 6; Mat ch Game PM 8: Mac Ne ii-Lehehrer Repo 0,33 ; Wild Kingdom 10; Ca ndi d Camera 13 ; Nashvi ll On The Road 15 . 8:DO-Littte H se On The Prairie 3,4, 15 ; Sugar Time! r--------- J&L • EXTERIOR PAINTS AT HO MESITES l or .-. ole , 1 acre and up . M 1ddleporr near Ru tlan d . Call 992 -7481 NEW 3 bedr oom hous e 7 bat hs oil ele< I oue Mi drllepor t clo~e to Rutla nd Phone 9CJ2 7481 & " .11 J,1c!< W (er,cy. Mqr. 7'J Pomeroy Landmark Jill BEST QUALITY INTERIOR 'ir1il• PrtCt''> TWO STORY 3 bPd room lr or~1€' house . FA lurnote sto11n Wrn do w~ f11eploce . ln M 1ddlepot t Phone 9q2 3457 or 992 5867 VACATIO N Fl-l[f whllt you !I "C UNION OPERATEO J.JQ.1 mo. HolpLHnl Appit.Jt!U'') BU SI NE SS BUI LDING w1th ltvrng quor ters 30 )( 80 l oca ted on Mom Sueer Rut land For sole 01 ll od(' SPe 01 wll I 0 Stewar t 742 24'21 AND POTASH, FERW·PELS !•Jin ., I or All Your G•'lll' l.!l Elrctr·1c T V.'•, and Henderson 675-1582 Hartford 882-2175 fr ame house 6 ro a m ~ ond both <o llar ou r (614) 667 -6177 bl!dd1ng ~ 4 oue~ land a t edge Between 7:30 & 9: 00 o l Rur!t:~n d Comple!e 11 oiler hook up ol~ o '}bonk s oppro1s p .m . cd IHOpCrly o r SIS.)()() Phone 4-12-1 mo. P . qq) 709< '---------HOUSE AND bu~1ne~ s butl dmg 1n Reed sv1 lle 985 3519 IMM[01ATflY C;n.,..,...;n , POMEROY LANDMARK fWO ' BE SElF EMPLOYi:U . "Get ALoad Of This" Rt. 1 Middleport, Ohio 24 Years Service SPRING SPECIAL Complete Paint Jobs Small Cars $100.00 Large C.rs $125.00 Trucks $175.00 Body work & repair $1 .00 per inch us.lng only the best Dupont materials. 742-3010 H -1 mo. H oga n ' s H eroe s - 5 & 9 P.M.- Pink Panther Strikes Again ( PG I 7& 11 P.M.- Slipper & the Rose iGJ 3; Star Trek 4; Gvnsmoke 8; Mi ster Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33; Hogan' s Heroes 10; Emer gency One 13,· Pett i coat Junction 15 . UG-News 6; E lee. Co. 10,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; SEPTIC TANk CLEANING AUTO PAINTING WETHERALL CONCRETE you• !ud• vr uunll 11 you mn !Jill • ilh P~~pptrofl i or ~.u ~age Rt gl.llar Priu U . !0 GINO'S CHIP WOOD . Pole s 1no• d rame ter 10 on l orge ~ t end $8 per ton . Bun dled slab , Sb per ton De lr ve red to Ohro Pa llet Co Rt 2 Po meroy 992 -2689 b:p e r11~ n ca PMl ol 11w1 un ~,.. 1nd t Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. Phone 91'2-2181 Good ctiMI<;! I • reh.t.nhty ..1U 12" PIZZA APRil 11-19 99).6370. ~·~·~ ''"'~' bt•nt t cruel!y m vol• IWl 1ft trw gro""'"l !l..,thon1 ch"\ll f n ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL SPECIIl S Will buy I p1ece or corn plc tc hou~eh old New , used , or ont1 qu e ~ Martrn ~ Fu r n1ture 10 N 1nd St . M rddlepor I Phone- New s l J; 1: 05- Tomorrow 3,4. Movi e C.hannPl 4 - 5 :0o-Bonanza . , - - - - -- - ( '" BOB'S Pomeroy Landmark ~9 2 - 77 60 . HMAlf RM 6Komt service department and will service Hotpoint and other brands. OLD FURN 1TU RE, l<e boxes , brass bedr.. iron bed s. e tc, co rnplc re house ho ld s. Wri l e M D Mdler Rt 4 , Pom erQy , Oh io or <Oil NO ITEM TOO large or too sm all • ' We have enlirged our 742·133 ,1' WOUL D VOU l!K[ 10 ()rl!y tll()lt ...n o tOn.•ntt u1 ol 8 FOOl camper to p 49 Ford tree tor 3 pt hi!ch 985 -4 181 COI NS. CURRENCY, roHens : old pock et wo l<h e ~ a nd cho111s s11-...er and gold . We need 1964 and olde r silver ca ms. Bvy , sell or trad e ' Co li Rog er Wam sley . . MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1978 TIMB ER Senic..,. Offered 61 4 1>67 ·3593 representative will be at our stor e Tuesday , Apr il18 , f uln1~hed FR IENDLY HO ME Toy Port •es now 1n our 23r d yea r IS e Kpor1d1ng ond has openmgs l o r Manager s and Deale rs Par ty Pion e,. per ren ce help l ul Our guaren teed t o y~ and gift s sell l h ern~elve~ No cosh mve~! men1 · No ser v1<e ch arge to customers No c.oll ect 1ng dcl1 ve 11ng . Car ph o n e necessary Call co llect Car ol Dov 5 1 8 - ..:~ 89 - 8395 RI DI NG l A WNMOWER Murray 10 h p PrQ(!ICc lly new Ph one A facto ry tru ck & factory m d 1~tnc t. THR: EE ROOM Q4 Q nsJ 1977 CARElli MOPED . Or rven 600 mrle s. S3 75 99/ 7071 PROTECT YOUR FARM! STANDBY EMERGENCY POWER SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION ON WINCO GENERATORS AP r' FU RN SIHE D' Ron n£> 111 Pomeroy Fores t Pro duct~ Top price l or ~ to nd1n g !ioaw l1m ber Colt Q92-596S or Ken t Ha nby 1-446·8570. 11 :DO-Qi ck Cavett 20: Over Easy 33. 1I:Os- News 3. 4.15: 11 :3G-Police Story 6,13 : Movie " Duel In The Sun " 8; ABC News 33; Movie " Life at lhe Top" 10. 11 :Js-Jhnny Carson 3,4, 15; 11 :0G-Janaki 33; 12:4G- TELEVISION VIEWING MY FACE! .....' ' Business ,Services PROMO· Tl ON Fr ee ccj nopy , trre ond bo rde cove r with eac h ne w to ld down . St arma sler . $2800 now 16 6 trai ler $5095 now 53829 II min • rno tor $1 6 460 ' now 13 We sell serVI Ce and qua li ty. Open Sundo . ,. . Cump Conley Stor(fo h Sole s, Rt. Ct'l nort h ol Pt. Plemcn t ~--------------------------------- ·- ' 1904 11 )( 60 TRA ILER . 8 11 16 e~~: ­ po ndo 3 bedrooms. part ially lurnished . $7800 . 992-3388 . FABRIC SALE . Al l r,.;ote ri ol •n shop on sol e one week only . M an doy , Ap rd I 7 th ru Saturd oy April 22 . Frrs t qua l1 ly kn1 ts start Camping Equipm!!nt_ Ca roli na Fa br1n at $1 q5 located on Rout e 7 1, m ile 8 IT . t.r uck camper and 10 1, It nor th of Chesler. Ohro Hcur!io rruc k camper Con tact Ernest _. Ward Jr _ lan gsv rll e - De)(ler .~ 9 00 am to 7:00 Mond ay thru ... Fr1doy. Clo sed Satu rda ys eK · Rood Phont'7 42-30 19 cept l or so le 'r'"ee lo. s Henry and CAMPER TO PPER l or 8 l oot bed Ma ry Hun ter . ow ners. · wt l h door in reor w1red l or 12 • 70 mob ile home . 3 bedroom, elec trrcJty . $150 qq2 -71 00. 1 lull ba th s, tully ca rpeted on STARCRAF ! FO LD down camper . 1' , acresol land . 742-77 14 741-2030 al ter 6 pm . s m Let us test your wlter Free :0\,nda~ ~uun 1• r 1 Landmark water with Co.Qp Witter softener, Mode! UC-SV/, Now Only l'hllllt:: 49~-'.! 156 • =-~ sofhm & condition your Ullt: Ull'U I'· WANT-AD ADVERTISING DEADLINES -· ECONOMY TRA CTOR w i th all ol tac hrn e nt s. l ik e , new . as k111g $2250 . Phone (61 4) 698·3290. " Daily Sentinel, Middlcpurt-P omeruy, 0., M1>n day . April 17, 1978 I SEE '10U AN' JAMElf HAVE BEEN F16 R6 '1N , J U6HAID JAMEV DONE MOST OF IT!! �- 10- The Dai ly &ntmel. Multll eport -Pomcl'\1) . 0 .. Monday. tlpnl ll. 78 News •• in Briefs (Continued from page 1) who shot himself fatally - appareqjly by accident - while handliiJg a powerful.revQiver m a convenience store parking lot. Police satd Sunday a friend of Corp . Richard Pagnard of Bellefontaine Ohio said the young Marme put a bullet in the chamber of a' .357 ~gnum revolver , put the gun to his head, · srud "watch this" and pulled the trigger . Tram accident claims four SQUAW VALLEY, Cahf. (UP! ) - The red tram, dan gling only from a safety OOVINGTON, KY . - FOUR POLICE OFf'!CERS wtil wtre, swayed in the wind 100 testify as "expert wttnesses" thts week m the Frankfort grand feet over the sn ow~wept jury probe of alleged gambling and corruption m northern Emtgranl Peak slope. Kentucky lnstde, there were four Police Chief Lyle Schwarts, Assistant Chtef Art Heeger, persons dead - VIctims of a Night Chtef AI Meyer and Sgt. Donald Plegeman say they wtil sudden lll'cident. Thirty-stx accept an invitation by the federal grand JUry to testtfy as others were m the J21J..perscn "expert witnesses." capactty tram f'or them tt was hell. COLUMBUS - A DRIF"l'ER, ROBERT E OLIVER, 2a, " There wa s scream1ng , jatled on bank robberv charges in Columbus has admitted to a crymg and wailing," Dr . 1972 murder in Salem Ore. Oliver told Franklin Co. Sheriff's Palnck Mulrooney, 35, Modedetectives during the weekend that he ktlled Jane Pellett , 211, a sto, Calif , sa1d of Saturday 's patient wtlh hun at a Salem mental hospttal. Both escaped acctdent. June 7, 1972. The tram had just left Htgh Miss Pellett's decomposed body was found m a wooded Camp on tts way down the afea in Salem later that month. She had been strangled and slope when tl slipped from tis her throat had been slit. cable at .the 8.000-foot level. It dropped' 50 feet Asafety wtre TOPEKA, KAN - KANSAS' LIQUOR-BY-THE-DRINK caught. the tram bounc-ed like bill becomes law today but restdents sttll won't be able to wash a yo-y o ·down their meal with wine or a cocktail unttl July I The wtre ripped through Gov. Robert Bennett has srud he wtll allow the measure to the roof and pmned three of become law wtthout his stgnalure bultt cannot be printed tn the fatality victims to the the state record - making tt effecttve - until July . Even then noor . The fourth person died there ts no guarantee that Kansas restdents wtll be able to fr om apparent tnternal order and get liquor by the drink . mjuries. Davtd Penntn g, a ptlot 'NEW YORK - JUDGES REVIEWED ALMOST 1,000 celebratmg his 47Ul birthda y, ,. entnes, the largest tn the history of th e Pulitzer Prizes . for was hurled from the car and today's selection of the most prestigious award m Journaitsm landed in th e snow He This year's 10 wtnners were scheduled to be announced at 3 suffered only a broken nb .' p.m. today . "[ wa blown out througl1 Nine hundred eighty-It ve entrtes were submtlled m the 11 the side whtch was gone," he categones. A gold medal for pubitc servtce and 10 pmes of satd "The wtnd was blowm g $1,000 will be awarded to the winners it bl ew me do"n th e mountam a ways. It was a NEW YORK - NEW YORK CITY 'S special narcottcs steep area on one stde, but the prosecutor says the city 's btllton-dollar drug trade has wmd blew me til soft snow. " spawned a new tndustry - murder by contract. An upward-bound r·ar wtlh •· In a radio interview Sunday, Stirling Johnson satd that prices for a "rubout" run anywhere from $50 to $500 and that the hitmen mclude professional killers, women and even children. "People are bem g paid to kill people," he said. Johnson satd 30to 40 percen t of the murders in Harlem, as well as other areas of the city, are drug-related . BOlJJGNA, !l<lly (UP! ) Angwshed relati ves ptcked through mounds of Jewelry GET LICENSES and bloody clothing today for Issued mamage licenses ttems that may tdentify the Saturday were Harry Clinton more than 40 vt cttm s , Surface, 49, Mtddl eport . anu Del ores Ma e Ly nch, 39, in cludm g an Ameman woman , of ll<lly's worst tram ANNIVERSARY Mtddl eport ; Roger Steven Clark , 22, Pomeroy , and crash m 16 years SPECIAL Hescue workers satd they Penn y Marte Eblin , 20, re<:overed between 44 and 47 Mtddl eport ; Rtc ky All an 12" PIZZA bodtes from the twtsted Ftndley, 18, Ht 2, Racme. wreckage of Saturday 's wfth Pt,.rtAJ or ~aulllgt and Ail sa Ann Hams. 19. Rt ltfVItr Pmt $3.10 collt ston m the Apennin e 1, Mmersvtlle. Mountatns Some 200 persons 64 skters and sightseers was jolted to a stop by the ac Cident But no one. was hurt. After the imtial hystena. the survt vo rs huddl ed together in the cabm: sang songs and prayed A rescue rope was dropped to skt patrolmen, Placer County Sheriff's deputies and other volunteers. They used a T-bar c ha tr to lower the survivors. It look seven hours to clear both trams - women and children were tak en down first The dead "ere tdenhfted as Dtepak K Merchant. 31, Menlo Park, Cahf. , Laurence Hinkle, 2a, Milpitas, Calif. , Dean Wt smewskt , 32 , Alameda , Calif. , and his wtfe , Gma, 20 The Wismeskt's &year<Jid daughter survtved. None of the 31 mjured were reporte d m senous conditi on Sunday, and mo st had been released from nearby hospttals One survt vor m the red tram was Chris Loungankts, 2a, a Tahoe City, Calif .. housewtfe who once said a crtppled tram "should be the next terror mo\ 1e " She satd , ·'The roof caved tn, and then th e doors l'ollapsed tn . One man went out , ape-Wu:)d onto someone ford ear life. I would have been the next one out." Barn leveled, cattle perish PT PLEASANT A large barn, milkmg parlor, cattle loafing butldmg and 27 head of cattle on the pi cturesque Mt. Vernon Farm on Rt. 3$, at Southside, were destroyed by hre early Saturday evening. "I lost the heart of my operation," said James B. Shadle, owner of the farm . Accordmg to Shadle, the cattle· were heifers and milk located at each end ol the datry bmlding, another barn and shed. However, firemen were able to prevent the fire from spreading and at the same tune , with the atd of volunteer help, moved other livestock and equipment out of the area Firemen on Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday Admtssions Larry Patterson, Jr ., Ractne; Mary Baker, Reedsvtlle , Lee Ann Robmson, Coolville. Saturday Dtscharges Georg e Cl onch, Augusta Potts , Robert Fetty, Cleson Denney. Sunday Admissi ons Cindy Curtts, Pomeroy ; Carolyn Teaford, Chester ; Nellie Price, Mtddleport ; Ma1z1e Hannahs, Pomeroy; Jacquelyn Glassburn. Bidwell ; Donald Casto, Clarksville, Tenn , Aaron Turner, Racme , Sunday Dtscharges Diana Ttllts. Earl Ptckens Holzer Medical Center (Discharges, Aprill4J Ann Btshop, Carol Blame, Erskine Blanton, Jr ., Thomas Burns, Mahlon Chrtstma , Rtchard Davis, Arnold Dean, Deana Denny . Aline Estep, Sharon Eubanks, Ernest Fox, f'ur st. Evelyn Mary Gtlliland , J onn Gretser, Relatives search belongings SP£CIIl '1 79 MON . TUIS -WID A~RII II·" AT AU GINO'S MEET TONIGHT Eastern Athiettc Boosters will meet this even ing at 7.30 p m at the htgh schoo l to mak e pla ns for the July 4 chtcken barbecue. were inJured , 95 .of them reqwrmg hnspttahiBtton The rescue squads satd it was dtlftcult to determine the exal't number of fataliti es because many of the vtcttms were wrenched to pteces and their limbs strewn across the if you're always '' The scene was unspeakaIus 1-yeaNJld son, Adam . U S offt ctals satd several ble ," said brain surgeon other American and Manno Mas sa roth , who Japanese famtlt es were climbed out a window to aboard the two trams that safety . " People screammg m crashed but "the worst they Jl'llll all around . There was a suffered were a few bumps young man with a compl etely crushed arm , a woman who and bruises. " Railroad offtctals satd had lost a leg. " Ratlroad workers' offictal disaster struck seconds after a local tram bound north Gtovanni Zini told reporters from Leece to Milan hit a the crash could have been mud shde m a blindin g averted if Ow express had rainstor m and 1ts engme been 30 seconds late "Whe11 there is something deratled onto the southbound on the tracks in this lme, a tra cks. The wreckage was rammed fail safe device ca n be put in by the Arrow of the Lagoon. a actton m 30 se.conds to halt all fir st-class only expr ess traffi c," he sa td. "Try to racmg so uth at 60 mph from imagt ne how littl e ttm e betlw ee n the Venice to Rome. Its engme pa ssed and two of its seven cars derailment and the arnval of roll ed down a 65-fo ot the express." embankment. Bus firms not interested second in line for the bathroom ... • you're ready for home improvement Why wa il? The door IS always open he re! If you've go t b1gger plan s in mind fo r yo ur hom e, now's th e tim e fo l urn th em 1n to a reality . We can s tart you on the road wi th a horn e improveme nt loan Whether 1t' s to build a n extra ba t hroom, re model a kitc hen or just to do some needed r e pa 1rs, we ca n arrange a loa n 1ust for you , with a repa ym ent plan that won' t le ave you out 1n the cold Talk to our loa n speci al ist. t~J_Farr~~"~k t n ea rat ir oa d m u d dy embankment. The bodi es were taken to the Bologna ctly morgue where tearful relattves poked through ptle• of U1e vtcllms' personal belongmgs trytng to find an tdentifying pteee of jewelry or clothing . U S. consular olftctais satd one 9f.- the dead wa s Erna Steel, a tounst from Beverly Htlls. Calif . Her husband, James, 70, was hospitalized with multiple fra ctttres and off tctals satd he had not been told of hts w1fe's death The only other American hos ptlaltzed was Honald Mu ller . .a~ ph iloso ph y professor fr om Dallas, who. doctors satd , suffered a bump on the head . He was UJurmg Italy with ht s wife, Lucta, and '40.000 Ma11mum tnStJrance For Each ~tor Member Federal Dep®t Insurance Corpo<at~n • j • CLEVELAND I UPI I The ba nkrupt Cleve land P\lbhc school system may be getting enough money from the state to finall y pay its employees but bus ftrms apparently believe there's not enough to JUShfy btddmg on a contract to bus the system's puptls. lnvttiattons to btd on a contract for busmg 52,000 pupils for desegregation were sent til 31 fi rms . Only three replied and all refused to btd , tw o of them cilmg the system's fmanctal mstabtltty. Pendmg approval toda by the state Con trolling Board , th e state of Ohi o has ad va nced the Cle veland system $.10 mtlhon to fi nish the school year , mea ning 11,000 school em ployees ca n expect paychecks thts week for the ftrst tllJie m more than a month . But the fu ture remams uncertain . Voters will be asked to approve another operating levy in June . But they voted nearly 2-1 a gam~t a 9.9-mtll measure Aprtl 6 - blacks voti ng for the levy and whites votin g against tt in an a ppare nt deseg rega tio n backl ash - eve n th ough school offictals warned the system would hitve UJ shut down wtthoul new fundm g.' Another levy defea t would leave the system broke ea rly next school yea r WiU1 refusal of the firms to bid, the bu stng question reverted to Charles Leftwtch, co urtapp otnt ed depu ty s uper i ntend e nt o f desegrega tion Only ARA Transporti tion G r o u p of Encino, Call!.. said it would reco nsider bi ddtn g if the system's fm ancial situation llJiproved. Prospecti ve btdders were IISked to supply at least 230 buses for one year, carry several forms of msurance , defend th e sc hool board against all swts and claims, • proVIde bus-mai~ttenance and train drtve rs. Federal Judge Frank Battisti, who found the state and local school boards guilty of intentionally operating a seg regated schoo l system an d. ordered desegregation, could order the state to asum e th e costs of desegregatmg Saying he was unaware of a stmtiar refusal by busmg bulders m any other clly. Leftwich srud he intended to study t he si tuati on wllh Daniel McCarlhey, Batttsll 's spec ia l deseg r eg at to n master ryi Hall, Jerry Herdman, nita Jeffers, Ora Keirns, D ielle Ktbble, Ruth McCall, Elvte -Mize, James Mournmg, Onetda MuUens, Maudie Persinger, Emogene Reynolds, Gail Robinette, Clarence Scarberry , Carl Schultz, Jr., Mary Siders, Hazel Taylor, Lewts Wamsley , Anthony Ward, Wanda Waugh , John Weeks, Charles Wood. (Births, Aprlll4) Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bush a son, Bidwell. Mr. and Mrs Charles Bush, a son, Oak Hill. Mr. and Mrs. David Caldwell, a son, Galhpolis Mr. and Mrs. Joel Dennts, a daughter, Shickshinny, Pa. Mr. and Mrs Verhn Hart , two sons. Leon , W. Va Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoschar, a son . Racme. Mr and Mrs Danny Neal, a daughter, Bidwell. (D'iseharges, April IS) Ben Adktns, Benjamin Batrd, Katie Bausell, Luther Bowles, Evelyn Clark, Merle Cole, Grace Colwell. Maureen Coughh~. Ernestme Folden, Mary Ford, Timothy Harless, Mary Hawkins, Mrs. Bruce Htvely and son. Earl Holbro ok, Betsy Layne, Michael !.egg. Jenny Lucas, Christopher McBride, Mrs. Robert McGuire and daughter, Ruth Mikell. John Miller, Christ opher Moore, .Mary Nelson , Doris Nolan, Wtlrna Pope , Carol Stiverthome, Christopher Stotts, Luella Th oma s, Mabel Vulgamore , Frank Weth erholt , Megan Wolfe, Mtchael Wright. (Aprll IS Blrlhsl Mr and Mrs . Th oma s McCartney, a son. Jackson . Mr and Mrs . Ephriam He rdman , a daughter , Middleport (Discharges, April 16) Patn cta Barnes, Mona Forrest, Mrs Stephen Henderson and daughter, Mrs. Michael Jeffries and son, Antl e Johnson, Teresa Jordan : Teresa Krebs, David Lanham, Roy Lawrence, Mrs. Stephen MatteSun and son, Mrs. Homer Mtlls Jr . and daughter, Mary Mtlstead , Wtlliam Mitchell , Carl Riegel , Wendy Seaver, Crystal Smith. Tanya Spires, Ter-ry Wilcoxon Births, April IS) Mr and Mrs . Roger La mbert , a daught er, Galhpohs Mr. and Mrs James Walker , a son, Crown Ctty. morning. Shadle lost a similar barn approximately four years ago when heavy winda blew it down. approves contract MARIETTA, Ohio (UP!)City council Sunday night approved a contract with the police department providing immediate pay raises for the 18 officers who had threatened a job action today, The three-year pact provides an immediate raise of from 35 to 65 cents per hour depending on the rank, and a wage reopener in each of the next two years. The pact also provides for a spectal grtevance procedure. The officers, whose last raise came in July of 1976, had made their threats of job aclJOn when collective bargaining with a . federal mediator ended tn an unpasse for the second time Frtday night. HI-LOW TEMPs NEW YORK (UP!) - The highest temperature reported Sunday to the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 95 degrees at Carlsbad. N. M. Today's low was 16 degrees at Ely. Nev. • MEET TUESDAY Group II of the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church wtll meet at7 :3Q p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Tom Rue. Kate Brown, co· hostess, will lead· the devotional period. HOSPITALIZED Lee RudiSill , Legion Terrace, Pomeroy, is a patient at the Holter Medical Center The room number ts 419 . BAND MEETING Metgs Band Boosters will meet thts evening at 7: 3Q p. m. m the band room at the hi gh school. TUESDAY LUNCHEON The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce wtll meet Tuesday at noon at the Meigs Inn. Guest speaker will be Paul Gerard. ELBERFELD$ ~,ff\~il'iiiW ~~L ' thanks and gralllude 10 ray friends and neighbors who helped us at Ibis ltme, as well as to the fire departments," said a grateful Shadle Ibis Council HOSPITAL NEWS cows Authortltes lhts morntng were still determining the extent of damages suffered from the fire • Bestdes the cattle and the buildings, an esttmated 3,500 bales of hay, three tons of mtlk, •an undetermtned amount of grain, John Deere tractor and the farm's entire milking equipment "ere lost. Cause of the fire has not been delermtned. • However, a spokesmau from the Point Pleasant Fire Department, which was on the scene ' along with assistance from the Valley Volunteer Fire Department and the Galllpnils Volunteer Fire Department, said the building probably burned even faster than normal because both ends of the building were opened and the large amount of hay inside. The spokesman satd that when ftremen first arrtved on the scene at approxtmately 6 30 p m , the butldmg was nearly burned to the ground. The hre wa s also en· dangenng two other butiding remained scene to ain1ost 9 p.m TI1e farm, located on land once owned by . George Washmgton, is one of the largest dairy operations m the county. On Saturday evening and Sunday morning, the dairy herd was divided and trucked out to G.C. Sommer and Jack Crank-farms, located nearby. "I · want to extend my PRINTED VINYL ;/_eacoc!G with VELVET-TOUCH Finish • 11 resignations accepted, board hires staff Eleven resignations were accepted and numerous contracts were awarded when the Meigs Local School District Board of Edu~atton , met in regular session Monday mght Most of the resignations accepted were from teachers wishmg to relinquish extra assignments. They include M. Jane White, high school cheerleader coach; Wendy Halar, junior htgh basketball coach; Jesse R. Vail, eighth grade boys basketball, Vicki Ann Hughes, junior high cheerleader coach ; Roger Birch, seventh grade in· tramural basketball coach; Kobert W Oliver, varsity assistant boys' basketball coach; Bruce Wtlson, reserve boys '· basketball coach; Michael A. Wtlfong, mnth grade boys' basketball coach, and Kenda Chaney, high school gymnasttcs. Other restgnations were from instructors Roberta Wilson and Frances Roberts, who are rettring. Teachers given contracts for vartous lengths of ltme beginning with the new school year with the number of years of each contract in brackets include: Arthur Arnold (I) , Emma Ashley (2 ), Jo Ann Bartley (2 ), James Brewmgton (5 ), Richard Coleman (5), Charles Corder (5), Joan Corder (5), Judy Crow (1 ), Robert Downey (3 ), Carol Evans (2), Verna Evans (I), VOL. XXIX NO. 2 !4 ' • 54" Squart 54" a 71" Oblont 62 " • 15" Oblo,. 62 " • 15" Oval 62 " X 104" Obl~tn~ 62 " 11 ICJI" Ovol 62 " • 126" Oblont 54" ..uftdl 72" lhlncl• Wipe Spills Away • Cotton Flannel Bac:llln1111 FOR 54"X72" OBLONG • Naads No Washing You almost have to touch 1t befo re you dt scover that' 1t's rea lly vmyl. "Carnival " has the look of textured fabric and t he easy-ca re of vinyl . It even has custom cott on trmge . Si mply wtpe clean! Bac ked with flannel. Select from these eleven beaut1ful solid deco ralor col ors: Avocado, Blue, Citron , Gold, Gray,.Lime, Orange, Red, Ecr u, Wh ile Mac hine washabl e and never needs irontng. HOME FURNISHINGS- FIRST FLOOR ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Wtifong t21 , Uruce Wtlsun (2), Cawl Wolfe 1:1), Marmda Young 111. . Gtven ~";ontiuumg ('Ontraets were John Arnott . Mtl'hael Barr. Kcnda Chaney, Parn Ctow , Kohn Kraw sczyn, l.mda Lear, Lin da McManus, Robert Oliver, Gay Perno, Mary Hoss, Jean Shaver and Rebecca Tnplett Staff members gtv en supplemental contracts. all fur one year mclude: Assistant Varstty Football, f enton Taylor, Asst stant Varstly ~·oolball . Don Dtxon ; Asststant Varstly Football, John Bentl ey; Ass tstant Varstly Football. Mike Barr , Reser ve Foot ba ll, Fenlon Taylor; Reserve Football, Mike Barr ; Head 9th Grade at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~'ootbail , Sam Cruw, Foot· ball Trainer. Fenton Ta ylor; 7th and Bth Grade Fuolball. John Arnott ; 7th and 8th Grade Fuolbail , J ohn Kraw scz yn ; 7t h an d 81 h Grad e Foo t bail. Ja me s Crow; Ass tsta nt Va rst ty Basket bail, Bruce Wtlson; Reserve Basketball , Jesse Vat! , Elementary Basketball Intra murals. John Arnott ; Head Track. Don Dtxon; Jumor rligh Track, Charles Dnwnte , llea d Baseball, Dale Harrt s on ; Ass ts tant Baseball. John Amott , llead Wr es titn g. Jam es Shee ts, Golf, Robert Olt ver ; Alhlelt c Se creta r y a nd Tr easut er, Don Wolfe; Gtrl s' Voll ey bail , Karen Walker li~rls' Varsity Bas ket bail , Joy Be ntley; Gtrls' Reserve Hasketbail , Glenna ~prag ue; GJrls' Head Track, llonme Ftsher. Gtrls' Softbail , Htla Slavtn; Gtrls' Athlel tc Dtrec tor, Joy Bentley; Athleuc Factltltes Care, Charl es Chancey , Vearboo k, Jean Shaver , 'Htgh Sc hool Ne wspaper , Do n Wolfe, Drama , Ce lt a McCoy , Guidance, Granvtlle Fisher ; Gutda nce, John Redovtan , Gutdanee, Martha Venn art , i.tbrartan , Helen SJ)11lh , Ass tst ant HJ gh Schoo l Principal iPart Ttme), Earl Youn g, Pomeroy Safety Patrol, Jo hn Arn ott ' Ass tstant Band Dtreclo r', Alan Hunt ; Clerk-Custodtan Vocattonal Program, Bermce Huffman ; Extra Pn nting for Schools, Be rntce Hoffma n, • TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1978 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ' CHARLESTON, W.Va ()JPIJ - A total of $650,000 of $4mtlhon colle<:ted tn mtners' relief funds has been distributed to the 21 dtstrtcts of the United Mme Workers union . The money was donated to the international union by other umons dunng the mmers' Ill-day strike. "The districts were sent out $650,000 as " orking capt tal ," acting press secretary Joe Jurczak satd from his offt ce in Washington Monday . "As that becomes depleted, they phone m requests for more money and money ts wtred directly to their funds " Although Jurczak declined to gtve a breakdown on the distribution, he did say that each dtstrict was gtven $5,000 initial capital. "As soon as they got a number of requests, if that had the backup information on any requests, we wir ed the ~;; ;;/ 1 I I I i. i step tn with support. .,., ··, ·L >l , I He said the dtstrtcts ' ' \, . '' \ ' ' . establish their own criteria ' -' '' - '" for distnbution of the funds , \• > 'l l'" " ~ < . " II ,. ·~ UMW Dtslrict 17 Vice ~ President Cectl Roberts said ' hts Charleston-based regton , '.. ' the largest tn the union, has recetved two checks totaling $50,000 " People must have been cutoff on their ullhties or have re<:eived an eviction not1 ce," to receive the money, he satd. The amount of money then made available " t> based on how much the uttltty company wtll accept to keep you on ." In northern We$1 Vtrgima's Dtslrict 31 a total of $27,000 has been recetved m two checks. " We've received authorization from the International Miners 1 Relief Fund to l purchase food and we •re Thts Is the percussion section of the Meigs High School and Keith Krauuer. Randy Hunt is director of the group distributing food' packets." Wmd Ensemble which wtll be playmg as pa rt of the Metgs Some 200 students makmg up th e wind ensemble, the money.'' said a spokesperson for the Local Instrumental Music Department'sspnn g concert at symphontc ba nd 11 nd the etghth ~rad e band will be ta kmg "That 's not for publtc reg10n . 7 p rn . Thttrsday at the Meigs Htgh Audi torium . From the part Admtsston ts $1 for adults and 5<1 cents for students release at this tune," satd A miner is asked to sign hts left are Lyle Moon, Kevm Ktng, Gary Basham, April Kmg Jurczak , when asked for a local umon number, name distnct-bydistrict breakdown and his Social Security Jurczak said the program number . wtll be reVIewed over the next There was no immediate couple of weeks to determine comment from ofltctals tn if there are "some glartng UMW Distri ct 6, which Metgs County rcs tdent s. spot where aid hasn't been includes Ohio and the four requested " and the Northern Panhandle COWlties who have not registered by 9 p.m. on Saturday, May 6, will international will be able to of West Virginia . n,ot be votmg in the June 6 elect tons. Because of the deadlme and the current push to ~et ull eligible residents regtstered , the M e t~ s Count y Board of Elections has anBy United Press International nounced spec ial evenm g AMERICUS, GA . - BilLY CARTER has been admttled hours. So far, 8,564 residents to Sumter County Hospital for a series of undisclosed tests, it have regts tered, but the WIIS learned Monday night . number should be more than The exact nature of the tests was not known, although the 10.000. pudgy, fun -loving brother of the president - a heavy smoker To make reg istration and beer drinker - gets regular examinations each spring, convenient for voters, the according to friends. board offt ce located m the CHARDON, OHIO - A IHEAR-OLD BOY who admitted Pomeroy Masonic Temple · setting a ftre that did $200,000 damage at West Geauga Juruor will be open from 6 to 9 p m High School has been sentenced to 90 days in the Portage- on Fridays, April 21, April 2a and May 5. Geauga Juvemle Detention Center, Ravenna . On May 6, the deadline for The fire Ol'1.11rred last March 19 at the school in Chester registration, Mrs. Dorothy Township, according w Geauga County Juvemle Court Judge J ohnston , director of the Frank Lavricjt, who Monday said the court will allow whatever board, says the board offi ce counseling or therapy is recommended by officials at the These students who are part of the Meigs High Sym phonic Band are picturt'd rehearsmg will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 detention center for the instrumental music dep~rtmen t's spring concert at 7 p.m Thursday at the Metgs p.m. There will be no Htgh Alidtloriurn. T-he group includes front, I to r, Carne Bearhs, Reg ina Dorst, bass registrations for the June 6 COLUMBUS - BLACKS TRYING to buy homes or rent clarmets ; Connie nomine. and Mary Johnson, alto clarine ts; back, I to r, Anna Wties and apartments in metropolitcan Columbus encounter elections after 9 p.m. on May Carl Gheen, concert tubas, and Jul te Byer, bassoon. Alan HWlt ts dir-ector of the symphomc discrimination more than 78 percent of the time, according to a 6. The board offi ce ts also band. Two Ohto University student teachers wtll each direct a number durmg the concert study commlssioned by the Department of Housing and Urban open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and they are Dan Davis and Doug Htil . Some 15 va ned seiecttons wtll be presented by the Monday through Frtday, and Development, tt was reported llxlay. wind ensemble, the symphonic band and the eighth grade band, also directed by Alan Hu nt . 9 a .m. to 12 noon on Saturday Columbus was one of40 cities that were the target of a $1 during Thursdny evening's concert million housing discrtmination study conducted for HUD by to accommodate voters , the National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing. wishing to register. .. f .. \ ' ' > • ' . .. I ' ' Band Dtrectur , Hand) Hunt and Food Servtce SuperVISor, Avice Batley. Non · profess ional employes gtven contrac1s were Cora Lofl1 s, bus dri ver, Ru ssell Eshelman an d Kenneth LJtlie, custOdtans, cunttnumg contracts, twoyear co ntra cts went to Donald Barnett , Laura Ham son, J ean Wood. bus drt vers ; Addal ou Lewts, Dorothy Long , cooks; Ben Rtfe, custodtan , and Janet Wtl lla mso n, secretary Robert W. Shaver was named to the subslttute teacher hst The boar d granted permtsston for the Bradbury Mt ddieport Safely Patrol to make the annual trtp to Washmgton, D. C. at no ex- pense to the board and appruved several staff members atten dmg professional meetmgs Permisston was given for cosmetology student s to attend a hatr ;1yle show for wht ch they wtil receJve nine huu rs credtl Students are 67.5 hours short of their reqmred ltme for the school yea r due to cl osmgs of the schools durmg the year A requ est from Jams E Schmoll for a lea ve of atr sence for a thtrd consecutive year lo work on her doct orate was dented . .Jane White was gtven a year's leave uf atr sence to attend Marshall Umversity tu work on hi!r master's degree. I Conltn ued on page 101 Canal vote set . for this evening enttne $650,000 said distributed ' . • l < .} ( Special hours are announced OOLUMBUS - COLUMBUS PUBLIC SCHOOL officials have estimated about 3,200 students were kept out of classes Monday because they lacked required immWlization against measles. Their estimate was based on a survey of actual health exclusions at 29 of the district's !59 schools. Columbus schools excluded non-immunized students in compliance with directions from the Ohio Department of Health Including Fring1 : • e ~ Anll1bl1 In Followlrlfl Sim . Melvm ~' elts (2), Granvtlle (2), Christine Garst 12 ), Diane Haddad (IJ, Wendy Halar (I), Jenmfer Hill (2), Berntce Hoffman t5), Everette Holcomb (51, Alan Hunt (!), Paige Hunt (2), Sandy Korn 11 ), Barbara 1-'lgan (5), Celia McCoy (3 ), Karen Merritt 11 J, Carolyn Mummey 12) , Deburah Ohlinger (2 ) , Virgima Poston 12), Trudy Pryor (2), Wanda Ray (1), Carol Reese (2), Mary Rice (3 ), Carla Saelens (5 J, .James Sheets 12), Jack Slavm (3), Carolyn Smtth ( 2), ' Glenna Sprague (2), Don Sltvers (5), Margaret Teaford (21, Jesse Vail (2), Gary Walker (5), Ann Webster (51 , Jane Whtte (1), Paula Whitt (2) , Michael ~'Iesher " . WASHINGTON (UPI J - Decades of Panamama n naltona ltSJn , 13 years of arduous negottattons and 39 days of Senate debate set the stage for toda v's Senate raltftcation vote on a trea ty to cede the U.S built Pa;tama Canal to Panama on the last day of 1999. Agreement reached on the eve of the scheduled 6 p m. EST vote appea red to preserve the fragtle pro-treaty coalttton, whtch last month na rrnwi) approved an accord guaranteeing the neutrality of the 51-mile wa terway between the Atlantic and Pactfic . ' Bu t an element of doubt sttll ho>ered over the final outco111e bel'ause a handful of senators threa tened to reconstder thetr postttons for a vanely of reasons ttnt elated to the canal issue Language worked out to fo rswear U.S. mtll tary interventton tn the domesttc affatrs of Panama appeared to sattsfy Panama , Sena te liberals, the White House and Sen . Uennis DeConcim. D-Am .. the author of an amendment to the fi rst canal accord that because a l'ause celeb re m the final days . DeConcmt's amendment gtves the Umted States an tmltmtled n gh t In mtltlartly mlervene after the year 2000 to keop the canal ope n Panama obJected and Senate hbera is threatened to recons1der support for the second accord, while DeConcuti and hts allies inststed any softenmg of the mterventton language would jeopardtze their support. . The compromtse states the n ght of nulitary tnte rventton to keep the canal operatmg "should not be mterpreted \o mean " the Untied Sta tes would engage m domesttc intervention, the freshma n Democrat satd "We ha ve worked out langua ge and tt ts saltsfa ctory to me." DeConctm said. But the compromtse sttll could unra\'el, he ~ cautioned . ' Votes on se, eral reservati ons to the treaty were to preL-ede the Senate vote on the ftna l ca nal accord "no later than 6 p.m." In Panama, the dernonstraltons that ha ve co lored U.S control of the cana l for most Of the canal's 64-year life errupted on the eve of the vote. i.efltst students shouting anti-American slogans hurled red, white and blue tnk at the US . Embassy before Panamantan nattonal guardsmen ft red tear gas at1d dispersed the crowd. . .. . ... ::· ....:,:..:,::.::::::::::::,:,:,:::, '· EXTENDED FORECAST Cool, with a chance of showers Thursda) and Friday and fair Saturday. Highs "ill be in the 40s north on Thursday, olherwise highs will be io the 50s. Lows will be in the upper 20 s or lower 30s early Thursda y and io tbe 30s Friday and Saturday. Weather Showers or thundershowers and wt ndy today and tomght. Htghs today wtil be m the mid '" upper 60s and lows tomght wtil be in the mtd 40s. Occastonal showers and cooler Wcdnesda}, wtth htghs near 60. WATER PROBLEMS Restdents tn the vt ilage of Sy racuse who need to contact the Boa rd of Pubitc Affairs tn rega rd to wa ter problems are as ked to ca ll 992-7351. ' 'wiLLIAM A. LAVELLE Lavelle named speaker Wtlliam A Lavelle, Ohio Democra ti c chatrman fo r MEET THURSDA V lour )ears and a member of The Gallia • Meigs Com- the De mocratic Na tion al mumty Act ton Agency Boa rd Conuntllee for four years, of Trustees wtll hold their wtll be speaker at a meetmg monthly meeting on Th urs- of Metgs County Democrats day , April 20, at 7 30 p.m. in schedu led alB p.m. Th ursday tlle Central Office. at the Meigs Inn A nat tve of Athens. Lavelle graduated from the Ohto State Umverslly College of Law in 1952. He has been practictng law since then. He was a delegate to the 1956, additional 50 tons. 1960, 1968 and 1976 Co unctl also dtscusscd dogs De moc ratic Nauo nal Conrunning loose on Mulberry vent10ns and has been a Hetght s. Chief Webster membe r ofthe AthensCounty reported he and the dog Democ r a tt c Ce ntr a l warden tour the vtilage once F: xecutive Committee since a week and pick up dogs 1952 He ts the founder and running loose. was first president of the Mayor Andrews reported Democrati c Act ton Cl ub of he had been informed by the the lOth Congressio1t<tl engineering firm of Burgess Dtstrict . and Niple that a new test Lavell e has been the state water well would cost $5,000. central committeeman for He satd if they found good the llllh dtstnct smce May, water tt would cost an ad- 1956. He was Athens County ditional $48,000· to pull the Democrahc Chairman from casing and pump from the t958 to 1966.Lavellle has been present well to put m the new a member of the Athens one. County Board of Electium· Mrs. Jane Walton, clerk . is smce 1967 and ts a member ol to write_ a_jettec.,t<Lthe__thc.Board of Trustees o t-'Vnto--~~ mana ger of Point View Cable, University. • Pt. Pleasant and ask that a Mei ~s Count y Democrats representative meet with and any other Int eres ted council at the nexT meeting . persons are invited to attend Council , m other busmess, lh e Thursda y ev enin g (Continued on page 10) meeting . Pomeroy's council co1i'cerned ANOTHER FIRE CALL Pomeroy Vtilage Counctl Th e Middleport Fire Monda y ni ght votced it s Department was called to con ce rn rega rdin g traffi c Turkey Run Road near problems on the Pomeroy · Cheshire at 10 :09 p.m. Mason Bridge and both sides Monday to extinguish a forest of the Ohto !liver dunng peak fire . The cull was the third traffic periods from 4 to 6 WASHINGTON - THE SUPREME COURT Monday 'received by the department pm refused to hear an appeal filed by the United Steelworkers of since Saturday to .extinguish In order to relieve the America, clearing the way for Ed Sadlowski's lawyers to try to fires m that area . situalton, .a suggestion was collect $500,000 from the union lor expenses incurred in a union ma de that • sign be placed on election challenge In 1973. the Pomeroy side permitting The high court declined without comment to give the union a nght turn only and a right a hearing on its appeal of a U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals DEER KILLED tum only onto the road going ruling, clearmg the way for possible paynnent of lawyers' fees Meigs · County Shert ff w1der the bridge for traffic I'Wl up in contesting a District 31 election. James J. Proffitt repnrts a gomg south. Muyor Andrews announced COLUMBUS - A SEVERELY CURTAILED version of a doe deer carrying two unbo~n blU designed to reduce the amount of "junk food" consumed by fawns wus killed on SR 7 he will attend a meeting at public school students was scheduled for floor action today In approximately one-fourth the Hed Carpet Inn on April mile north of the SR 143 in- 25 regarding traffic problems the Ohio House. _All Introduced last ~ovember bl' Rep. Vlrgin,ia Avent,_p. tersecUon Monday evening. on the bndge. Council asked Shertff Proffitt advtsed-htS- tile mayor to presenfllleir Lyndhurst, the bill would have prohibited the sale of soft office recel~ed a can from a proposals at that meeting. drlnks, candy, Popelcles or chewing gum cont.ainlng sugar on person ~onttoring a .CB that. . An othe r urea causing public school grOWlda during school hours. But as reported to had radioed that concern is at the Intersection a motortst the lower chamber by the Houae Education Committee, the bill he had struck the deer, but of Bulternut and West Mam requires local boarda of education to adopt regulations within would not give hts name. Street. No left tnrn is allowed state guidelines on the sale offood on school premises. at the tnt ersect ton, but It is bemg '~o lat ed . Co uncil advised Chtef of Poli ce Je f Webster to arrest violutors. VIOlation of the no left turn carrt es a fine of $30 It wa s also reported problems are starting aga in on the parking lot where beer bottles and cans are being thrown on the lot. Co unctl advt sed Chi ef Webst er to begin cracking down on VIOla tors and make necessary arrests. The lot is closed to lottering fro m 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Ma yor Andrews stat ed persons found lying on hoods or tops of cars should be arres ted. Counci l directed Webster to enforce the ordinance on loitering Also discussed was the danger of persons sllttng on the parking lot wall. It was brought up that tf someone did fall, the Vtllage possibly could be held liable. The ' villa ge so li ctto r wtll be contacted in regard to the matter. Webster reported he has been checkmg coal trucks that are driving over Union Ave. in violation of weight limit ordmance. Counci l voted 4 to I to give an ordinance its third and ftnal reading to increase water rates, effective with the June 1 billing Voting no on the iss ue wa s Larry Wehrung Mayor Andrews reported a HUD grant application has been filed as well as Mtddl eport's..gt:lllll Mayor Andrews satd 50 tuns of hot mix for patchmg of streets had been used and an additi onal 50 tons were needed to complete · the job. Council voted to purchase the ~ I ' ~ 'I ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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