https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b7870aa86f3ce807d5964ddf6d67c6f1.pdf 47f1693425e46201bd49ebd0571af120 PDF Text Text - 10 - Tbe Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Tuesda) , Aprill8, 1978 li_____ A __r_e__a_D ___e--a-t-hs_____ : I 1 JAY R. ALKIRE; Jay Russe ll Alkire, 66, Guysville , died early Tuesday mormng at t he Arcadts Nursmg Home m Coolvtlle followmg an extended tllness Mr. Alktre was born m Pleasants County, W Va , the son of the late Roy and Emma Core Alkire He was also prf(!eded 111 death by one grandson, Mtehael Taylor I He wa s a memb er of Centenmal CongregatiOnal Church, a veteran of World War II, was employed by Dravo Corp , B&O Railroad and wall also a farmer He IS survtved by his " 1fe, Verna W1ggms Alktre. six sons, Donald Lee, St ewart Robert E , San Diego Calif Roy M a nd Ca.rl R . Manetta, John R , Coo lville and Terry B of Guysbtlle Ftve daughters. Mrs Earl (Betty ) Coen, Cool\ tile , Mrs E G (Mam ) Taylor. Pompano Beach, F'Ja Mrs Fred (Peggy ) Owens, Little Hockmg, Mrs Steve (Janet I Owe ns and Mr s Billy (Kathryn ) Church both of Marton , four brothers, Harley and Paul of Parkersburg , Claude, Mm eral Wells, W Va , and Charles of Vtenna, four ststers Mrs Ethel West, Mrs Mary West bot h of Parkersburg Mrs Ruth Strang , Parkersburg, and Mrs lone Dille, Mineral Wells, 25 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p m at the White Funeral Home In Coolville with Pastor Morgan offtcJatmg Bunal will be m Meigs Mem ory Gardens Frtends may call at the funeral home after I p m on Wednesday HAZEL M. BIGGS Mrs Hazel M Biggs, 59, Hemlock Grove, dted Monday at Camden Clark Hospit al In Parkersburg !;lorn Aug 28, 1918 Mrs Biggs was preceded In death b) her father , Ra ymo nd Randolph Surviving are her husband, Dorsel, fi ve children , Mrs John !Floren ce) Scholl er- ANNIVERSARY t SPECIAL 12" PIZZA "''th hpperont or Savsage Rtgular PrHe U 10 SPECIAL 5 179 MON lUES WED APRil 11 " AT All GINO'S beck, Manetta, Wilford, with the U S Air Force m Tucson , Am , Mrs Ed (Cher) \) McPherson, Manetta, Janet Biggs and Denver, both of Hemlock Grove, her mother, In ez Merce r Randolph , Hemloc k Grove , two brot hers, Clarence Handotph, Hemlock Grove. and Edgar Ra ndolph, North Canton , a stster, Mrs Ruby Young of Woos ter and four grand children Mrs B1 ggs " as a member of the Hem lock Grov e Chnstian Church t· uncrul servi ces will be held at 3 p m Wednesday at the Ewmg Funct al Home '"th Mr Hoger Watson officJatmg Burial will be tn Cherr) Htdgc Cemetery Fnend< ma\ rail at the funeral home an} tune KELLY E. JOHNSON Kell) E Johnson, 66, Ht Langsville died Sundav at 0 Bl ene ss Me morial Hosp Jta I Athens Mr Johnson was the son of the late Sunon and Sarah Biggs Joh nson He 'Aas also preceded 111 death b) three bt uthc1 s, Ted, Henry and Herbert three sisters Ruby Bosh, Hilla Johnson, and Velma Bush Mr Johnson was a rettred n verman He IS su rvived b) two Sisters. Ruth Lewi s, Letart, W Va , and Fanrue Oller, Rock Sp1mgs, one brother, Cla reJJCe J ohnson Pqm t Pleasa nt Funeral services w11l be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Btgomy -J ordon funeral home 111 Albany with the Rev R D Br ow n offi CJa tmg Bunal "ill be 111 the School Lot Cemete ry at Ca rpenter t' nends may call at the funeral home tuda, from 7 to 9pm HI-LOW TEMPS NEW YORK 1UPI! - The hi ghest temperature rcpotted Monda y to th e Nationa l Weather Service, excludmg Alaska and Hawan, was 96 degrees at Del Rw. Texas Toda y slow was 17 degrees at Flagstaff, Artz Stretching Sense Before domg those sit-u ps and deep knee bends, make su re yo u stret ch your body to • wam1 up In 1!106 the San Fra ncisco ea rthquake began When It was over three days later almost 500 persons were dead and more than a quarter of a milliOn left homeless On the run ... II resignations (Continued from page 1) The Alexander School Dtstncl was giv en pernusswn to transport Robert and Danny Phelps for the remai11der of the school year However , Supt Chatl es Dowler pointed out next year st udents of Mmgs Local attending Alexander schools will have to pay tuition or attend school m the Meigs dtst n et A le tter from Eleanor Thomas, executive director of the Me1gs County Counetl on Ag mg, was read thankmg the admmtstra(Jon and board for furnace repcurs made dunng. the "mter at lhe semor Citizen s cente1 A cheeR for $150 was enclosed to help on the costs The boa rd adopted a resolution statmg the Improvement of readmg IS a pnonty m the district and to recogniZe Barbara Shultz as th e local rt ght to read director to serve on the Meigs Count) Task Force for the nght to read The board voted to gtve cont racts to the school nurse and II aides even though It IS not kno"n at th is lime If fundmg for some of the aides will be provided The boa rd approved 4-1 wtth Ca n on Pierce castmg the dtssentmg \ ole after an opiniOn from Rick Cro ~ . prosec utmg attorney was read It stated aides should be given contracts tn the same manner as other employes If mone) for them IS not funded, the board, however must accept the responsJbJiit) of pa ymg them or adopt a reduction of force program The nurse ISSharon Btrch. who received a two yea r contrac1 , and the aides are Chery l Barnhart, Donn a Cobb, Sandy Garnes. Frances Hu nnel Betty Jean Krawsczyn, Debbie McGUire, Rebekah Tannehill all two ) ear contracts, and Caro l Gheen, Lms Hawley , Donna Oh lmg er and Adelin e Sno" de n, all co ntinuin g contracts John Hood and Ed Kttchte of the Middleport Youth I.eag ue wer e give n permiSsion to use the elementary sc hool fteld for tee-ba ll as long as the grass ts not taken up The board approved a compromise pro posal which has been reached with the Penn Central Railroad m which 44 percent of ba ck taxes wtll be paid "tthm 18 months and the remamder ove r long term notes due 111 1987 The Mei gs Budget Com miSSIOn sent the proposal to the board It ffi not known at thi s ume how much money Metgs Loca l will receive fr om th e de linQuent tax plan worked out " Jth Penn Central The board met m executive sessiOn and durmg that time upheld two school expulsions Attendmg the meeung were Supt Do wler, Dan Morns, dir ector of currt culum , D~Alghl Goms, adn11mstrat1ve asSistant , board members Pierce J en nifer Sheets, Wendell Hoover Dr Keith Ri ggs and Vtrg il King , sever al representatives of the Metgs l-<Jca l Teacher s Assn . and several facult y member s from the high school, and clerk, Jane Wagner Moro 51 pints of blood is 'taken - Mary L Star cher Robert W Va ugh n Ca nd•ce Brot her s, Jeffery J Hillea ry . Debb1e Grueser . Ann Gryrza . Wl ll l am Radf ord L eo Va ughn, Er 1c A Pear ch Hom er Ba)(ter Ot.~.~er . Dorothy J Gen L Walton Jon P K13r schn1 ck Jacqueli ne Br1cktes. V1rgtl Wmdon Br enda Black , Lora•ne Venoy, Robert W Smdh Theodore C F1sher Ca rl Hendrccks , J r Tom L Miller and Debb1 e Buc k Middl epor t - Joan L Edwards , Pa(nc 1a Joyce Kmg . Sarah Dur st. Debbte L Cra ig, V Bartrum , Robert Ra lph H Edwards Fow le r Edward Cla ra J France , carder and Milrtha J Hackett Rutland Br rc hfreld Ree dsvrlle Probert Ltnda Ro se l l a Mar re W i l son, George Hall Ma cel Barton , R1chard Barton and Roger L Hawk W1 nfleld W Va - Robert H Gra y Lang sville Ell is E M ye r s Chesh ire - Charles W Searles Syr a cuse Kathy Cu m m1 ng s Ract ne - Ph yllis Edwards , Will ram Edwards, Esther Smtih and Jean Alktre M tnersvtl le - Carol yn A Charles and Clara Mci nty r e Long Bottom - Thom as Stone and Kathy Stone COLUMBUS (UPt ) - Here rs a glance at a cttv tfy M an day 10 the Ohto General Assemb ly HOU SE Co n ve nes at 11 Tuesday SENATE a m Governor's Appomtments Referred to Ru les Pomeroy's 1Contmued C1lizens Nat 1onal Bank IS grea t for people like us We're a lways on lhe go. We don' t have a Jot of t ime to wa1l 1n I me , and we sure appre c1a te fast ser v1ce Cihzens National Bank 's drive up w1n dow and eff1c1ent te ller s make,) easy lo run 1n and oul Deposds and Wit hdrawals take no tim e at all WALK·UP TELLER WINDOW from page 1) transferred 14 ,000 from the pa rkm g meter fund to general fund and accepted the mayor's reP<Jrt for the month of March In the amount of $2 963 25 At te nding were Ma yor Andrews, Mrs Walton, Larry Po"ell Larry Wehrung, Bill 'Young, Lou Osborne and Dr Ha rold Brown , counctlmen, Jack Krautter , Donme Ward. and Chief Webster The meet in g wa s opened by prayer by Osb01 ne ASK TO WED '' marnage license was Iss ued Monday to Alfred E Young, 57, Mtddleport and Lyvon ma E Forrest, 43, Middleport AND AUTO TEUER WINDOW OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 5 TO 7 P.M. w ~ • • •• executed Ftfty-<Jne persons VISited a bloodmobile at the Pome10y Elementary School Monday aft ernoon to contnbute 47 pmts of blood to the Meigs County blood program Of the 51 donors, 25 gave replacement blood and eight were first ttme donors Charles W Searles became an etght gallon donor and Richard Barton a 15 gallon donor durmg the vtstt Servmg on the nursmg staff were Ferndora Story, Lenora Letfheit and Betty Jewell The medica l sta ff wa s composed of Dr Lewis Telle, Dr E S Va llanueva and Dr Raymond Buice Th e Hem lock Grove Grange served the canteen Kermit McE lroy , Henr y Turner, Dayton McE lroy and Homer Young unloaded and reloaded the um t rep resenting the Retired Volu nt eer Semor CitiZens program Ciertcal workers mcluded Mary Nease, Jean Nease, Juamta Sayre, Jean Sayre, Mace ) Barton, Etta Mae Hill, Beulah Grace Dra ke. Strauss, Ahce Wolfe, Erma Roush. Elva Dailey, Sue Starr. Theresa Starr, Esther J ose ph , Mane Amberger, Floren ce Custer, Vernon Nease , Sue Tay lor and retired volunteers, Pau l Smart , Lee McComas, Bernad me Meter, Mary Shu ler and Grace Turner Contributions were fr om the Quality Pnnt Shop Meigs Loca l School District, the Pomeroy Emergency Squad and Veterans Memonal Hospital Donors by town were Pomeroy is Sanford Press , Steuben vtlle, as a m~mber of the Ohto Drug Treatment Ad vts ory Cou nc il Frank D Hyland, South Webster , Du ncan M Ba,der, Portsmouth , and Phy lliS L Kennedy , Iron ton as trustees of Shawnee Stat e Commun ity Col lege Bills Introduced SB 479 , Bowe n Requtres annual tnspectton of certam m an uf acl un ng establish men ts SB 480, Cox Provi des lor l oca l land use plann tn g and coordrnat ton of sl a te and local planntn g By ERNEST SAKLER ROME (UPI ) A purported Red Brtgade,s commumque found m a ga rbage can today announced the "execu(Jon " of kidnapped former Premier Aldo Moro and satd his body was " planted" m a swampy Jake area northeast of Rome Police apparently believed the commumque to be aulhenlic and hundreds of nfftcers army troops and skindJvers converged on the Du chess Lake dtstn et 53 miles northeast of Rome to search for the body of the preside nt of the 'rufiiig' Chri s ltan Democ r atic Party An atde to Christian Democrati c Party Secreta ry Bemgno Zaccagmm saJd the latest message, the seventh smce the kidnappmg, see med authen tic "According to the experts, 1t seems authenltc," the a1de smd "We are now gomg through angwsh " Only hour s before the dtsovery of the communique, Rome firemen stumbled on a ludeout apparently used by the Red Bngades shortly after they abducted the frail 61-\ear-<J id pohltctan m a hail of gunfire March 16 The com mumque wa s found m a Rome ga rbage can by a newspape r reporter who · was alerted uyan anonymous caller " We annou nce the execu\Jnn of the presiden t of the Chns tJa n Democrats, Aldo Moro, by 'swctde," It said "Smctde must not only be U1e perogat1ve of the BaaderMemhof group , ' the commumque sa td, referrmg to the reported jail cell sUicides of West German Red Army Faction leaders last year fo llowmg an aborti ve attempt to fr ee them with the hiJacking of a Lufthansa jet to Mogadishu, Somalia · This IS only the begmmng of a long senes of sUic ides,"' Ute commumque saJa It sa td Prenuer G1ulio Andreotti, Intenor Mtmster F1 ancesco Co ss1ga and ·o ther s "ho s upp ort the re~une " should · now beg m trembling " " We consent to the reco very of Mora's body," lhe l ommuruque sa1d, 'and will furnish the exact location of his body The cor)lSe of Aldo Moro Is Immersed 111 the sluney swamp (shall we say planted ) of Duchess Lake " "Today, 18 Apnl 1978, concludes the penod of the dictatorship of the Chns\Jan Democr ats," the message satd "For more than 30 years U1ey retgned " Ilh the log ic of abu se of power To commemorate this date we ann ounce the execution of Aldo Moro " Government leaders noted that today was the 30th ann ive rsary of the 1948 clecltuns that brought lhe Christian Democrats to power 111 italy Earlier, Rome firemen respondmg to a call from a woman whose apartment was nooded discovered a Red Bngades hideout apparently by the gang use d Imm ediate ly after Moro's abduction Police searched Ute apartment on the outskirts of the Cit y and found a large quan tity of arms , ammun1t10n , explos ives, atrltne pil ot and police uniforms , hundreds of Red Brigade lea fl ets and a typewnter of the kmd used to 'wnte the gang 's l!y JAMES HILDRETH WASHINGTON (UPI ) Hampered by bad weather and the coal strike, the na\ton's economy fell by 0.6 percent durmg the firs t quarter of 1978 for the worst performance in three years, the go~ernment said today The Co m me r ce Department said the Gross Nattonal Product for the ftrst Utree months of 1978 showed negative growtll for the first VOL XXIX HOSPITAL NEWS Veterans Memorial Hospital Holzer MedJ<al Cen ter (Dtschargcs, Apnll7 Ad nutted Everett Boyd !lobo, Landon Calaway, Coolv ille, Alice Burnelte, Mrs Charles Bush Dodson, Long Bott om, and son, Mrs Dav td Caldwell William Owen s. At hen s. and son, Mrs Donald Fannm and daughter . Buena Grueser Louts Hochberg, Netl Ku hn, Lama Mancos. ~'"lilt? John Mathews Kath leen Moody, Anna Pen) Bnan Srruth, Charles Stt at gilt, and William Wmters IBtrths, Apnl17 ) Mr and M1 s Michael Athey, a son. New Baven W Va , M1 unJ Mrs Douglas I.am bert, H son Hutland. Mr and Mrs Hon,dd Ousley, a son, Jackson. Mr and Mrs Fred Wttll•rs, a daughte1, PAUL KEUER, SPEAKER ~~Hear COLOR I ST PAUL, MINN - AN ITA BRYANT WILL LEAD A RALLY tomght w press for voter repeal of St Paul 's gay n ghts or dina nce, and thousands of supporters of the law wtll hold a counter-rally next door The rallies, In adjacent arenas at the St Paul Civ ic <;:enter , Will focus on the natiOn's first maJor test of a gay nghts Ia" smce a Dade County , Fla , ordinance was repealed last June tn a campatgn led by Mtss Brya nt Pollee reserves were called out to referee tomght's demonstrations , but neither side anti cipated VIolence NOW YOU KNOW The world 's t)tost expens ive bicycle - go ld-p lated , wi th mother-<Jf-pearl handlebars and gem-encrusted spokes and costing $10,000 - was gtven by Diamond Jim Brady lo actress Ltlhan Ru ssell LET _US MAK E PRINTS FROM YOUR FAVORITE the Truth In Yard Sale 4 POLAROID OR DACOLOR PRJ BAND BOOSTERS RACINE - The Southern Band Boosters will meet at 7 30 this evening at the high school 3 OR MORE FROM THE SAME PRINT ONLY 39¢ EACH , Sale ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY WASHINGTON - OH IO'S DEMOCRATIC SENATORS both voted Tuesday to approve the matn Panama Canal treaty The Senate approved the treaty by a 6!1-32 vote John Glenn and Howard Metzenbaum were among 52 Democrats m the Senate who voted for the document ELBERFELD$ ARMSTRONG ACCENT TABLES Slur dv 1nexpens1ve round decorator wooden tabl e - top has smoothly rounded edge - legs screw In for quick assembly Perfect for home or office decorating • ----- 209 Palmar St , M•ddlepor t po s t Oval1ty Prm t Shop of the Mental HetardatJon Board and Frank Lee , architect Th ey di scussed th e archite ct's contract for th e mentall y retarded trammg center slated for constructiOn m the nea r futur e A contract agr eement between the board and the firm of Easley. Lee. Vargo and Cassad) of Man etta was Signed A length y dJSC USSIOII was held conce rnin g the CETA Tttlc I Adu lt Wo rk Program as "ell as the youth progpam Pre sen tly , th e adult program IS bem g operated b) the l.eadmg Creek Conservancy D1 stn ct of Rutland and the yo uth program by the Gallia-Metgs CAA wit h offlees lo<'ated at Chosh tre m PRICE FIF1EEN CENTS ~ 0 l \_ . "'\ J ·, r-·V ! ---~ ' I \ I . ~- ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 _._, Gal lia Co ~nt y It was the op1mon that serious considerat ion should be given to movmg th e youth program to Meigs County to be operated by the Leadmg Creek Conservcmcy Dist rict Water<hed Assn It wa s decided furth er cons1deratwn would be gi\ en the matter with a deCJSJUn fotth comm g soon Ches ter Well s, Olive Townsh ip 1 rustee and B1 oo ks Sayre, landfill truck dnver, met \\Ilh the board d1scussmg locatiOn of th e garbage boxes It \\a s suggested th<~t fewer locations be provided \\Ilh more boxes at each location It was also suggested that the old packer truck be utilized so that two cre" s cn ul d hi• used SPRINGFIELD, OHIO - DEPUTY O ,ARK COUNTY SHERIFF Gregory A Raynor, 32, wounded March 30 while answermg an attempted rape call near Sprmgfteld, dted Tuesday at Mercy Medtcal Center of the gunshot blasts to the head, face, chest and arm Jeff Reed, 18, Spr mgheld, has been charged with four counts of aggravated robbery and one of aggravated assault IR the case and will probably be charged wtth murder later thts month, according to police offJctals He was arrested followm g a htgh speed chase. recognition banquet A recognition banquet honoring Dr Roger P Damels and Dr Raymond E Boi ce has bee n changed tu Thursday Apri l 27. at 6 30 p m at Pomeroy E l ement,~ry Schoo l This was announced ~·uesday b) Fred Cro", president of ,the Pomeroy Chamber of Comm er ce , dunng a meetJng at the Mctgs Inn Crow report ed there Is a lumt ed number of ltckets avai labl e He sugges ted persons purchase their ticket s as soon as possible Ti ckets are $6 per person and may be purchased from tbe Cham ber sec retary , Emmogene Holstein Mrs HolstCin IS In her offi ce located on the ground noor of the courthouse on Monday, Tuesday, and Fnday from 9 am to 4 p m Richard Jones will serve as master of ce remomes En· tertamm ent will be provided by Robert Moms, John Lisle, 1-<JIS Burt and Ben Phtlson The doctors will be given "men of dtstmcuon" awards accept They wil l congratulatiOns following the program It was announced one entry wa s re ceiv ed nammg a Regatta theme but other detail s were not disclosed It was decided smce only one stud ent had submitted an en tr) the conte st fo r stu dents In gra des 7 throug h 12 be cu ntmued untJI Ma) I The cont ~s l WlllllCr wrll be present ed a $2 5 bond pi O\Jded by Paul GCJ aJd uf PonntV Ie\\ Cable 'IV F.ntnes arc tu be nw1led to th e Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, Pomero), Ohi o 45769 Gu es t spe a ker <~l Tuesday' s noon luncheon was Paul Gerard of PointVte\1 Cable TV Gerard reported cable TV was mtrod uced 111 the 1940s m West Vu guu a a nd Pennsy lvania At the present lime , PomtV Iew Cable has 5 200 cust om ers on the nuu n sy~ tem There tti e 780 custom ers In Mtddlepn rt and 750 m Pume10y Get ard added Io peiCent of th e customers tak e advantage of the movi e channel fur an additiona l cost of $8 50 per month The mov ie chann el offe rs 12 film s a month Gerard explam ed He commented the FCC IS the pnm ar) reg ulati on agency over PomtVIew Cable and they are reqmrcd ever) year to take n vane!) of tests Gerard added they cnrry three closest stations, educati onal statiOns, In dependent stations and FM radiO statwns There are ride in event ~ HOME FURNISHINGS ON FIRST FLOOR Fn Chtld•en s cloth•ng 1nfant on up , ex quol!ry &greot prtCe!O Odds & ends V1do s enttne -Ron James will Wed lhurs DPPF coordinator • Joy ce Thorn, handi cap coordmator , John Costa nzo, Title I coordinat or, Carl Wolfe , athleti c dtrector , Ba rbara Bater , yearbook and school papeJ adviso r , Carla Shuler, sem or play dtrectnr , William Jewell,andJames Lawrence, dnver s for educational mstru ctJOn • Aaron Sayre, vocatiOnal agnculture mstru ctor , Nan cy Cross, vocatiOnal home economics In structo r • John Dudding , head football coach, Micha el Winebrenner and Howard Caldwell, assistant football • Chamber reschedules WASHINGTON - THE AMERICAN IRON AND STEEL • Institute reporlS that despite an mcrease m domest ic shipments, steel 1m ports accounted for 23 2 percent of the natiOn's steel supply tn February. The mstttute said thts was al most as hi gh as the 23 3 percent market share that foreign steel took m December 1977, "year m which steel tmports ultimately set an a ll-tune annual record of 19 31 milli on tons CAMERA DEPT. - 1ST FLOOR COUNC IL MEETS Svracuse VIlla ge Co uncil w1li meet m special session Thursday at 7 30 p m "'II LOUISVILLE, KY -ORGANIZERS OF THE GREAT STE AMBOAT race Derby Week between the Belle of LoutsVIlle and Cmcmnatl's Delta Queen have set down the rules no spectators allowed on OhiO River brtdges and no spectator boats allowed wfollow the race upstream The race will be sta ged on the riVer May 3 from the Clark Memonal Bndge between Lowsvtlle and Clarksville, lnd , and Six Mile Island about seve n miles upstream ONLY 49¢ EACH SPEC IAL MEETING Pomeroy Lodge 164. F&AM, "Ill hold a speCial meetmg at 7 30 p m Wednesday Work will be In the EA Degree All Ma ste r Mason s are uwil ed ___ ____20 ~ Ji!GH • 20" DIA"-' M~E~ TE~R~--:---~· f-AMI I Y Yord s uplemental contra ct as JUntor ht gh tea,htng pn ncipal Others deSignated to h ea~ schools were Robert Beegle, ptmctpal at Ra cme Elementary school, William Baer, head teacher at Syrac use Elementary, Jam es Wickline, head teacher at Letart Elementary and Lcwrcncc Wolfe. head teacher at Portla nd ry Elementa , , . Oth ers granted one-year su ppl~mentary con.tra cts were Sandra S~hultz. fltl e 9 coordinator, Carla Shuler, WEDNESDAY . APRIL 19, 1978 Meigs Cou nty Com miSsiOners Tuesday mgh t passed a re solut ion authorlZJng advertisement of btds beginnmg Apnl25 for the constructiOn of a new multipurpose butldmg It be lo cated In the are a gf Vet erans Memonal Ho sptt.ll It was reported plans fm the new st ru ctur e \\ ere complet e and had been approved by the State Depaiiment of Mental Hea lth Thi s a ided commiSSioners. 1n pass ing the resoluu on to adv ertiSe for bids Bids are to be recetved at the offic e of the comm iSSIOners at 2 p m on May 23 Mee ting with the commi SS ioners were Judge Malllltng Webster . cha1 rman WASHINGTON - CANNED FOODS SHOULD BE MARKED with an easy-!!H'ead stamp telling consumers the dale the food was pa cked , the Food and Drug Adtmrustralion was told today Datmg canned goods would alert buyers to older and perhaps Jess nutrtlious merchandise on grocery store shelves and help consumers ar range cans at hom e by date so older canned goods would be used before newer ones, backers of the Idea said ,~11,;1 ' 21 were Jesse Btuwnm g, Jr, John Costanzo Ge ra ld deL.lva l, Patty Fletcher , Aaron Sayre, Donna Sayte. Ann Shroy and Suzanne Wolfe One-year contracts went to Fl orence Circle, Datsy Crawley, Nan cy Cr oss, Jamce Deem, Debra Hoff. Mar) Ann McGUir e, Roberta Maidens, Debra Roush and Joyce Thorn J ames Ad ams, vete ran high school pnnnpal, wa s gtven a one-year contract as pnncipal Jemung s Beegle received a one-y ea1 at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OH 10 BEIRUT, LEBANON - LEBANON'S FIRST POST -CIVIl , war governmen l resigned today amid a con trove rsy over last week's fl ghtmg be tween ChnstJan mthttamen a nd the Syrian peace-keepmg troops, lhe of!Jctal Beirut Radio said The resignatiOn of Prtme Mtruster Sehm al Hoss although rumored m the press several days ago - appeared to come as a surpnse Hoss had been schedu led to meet with foreign correspondents for a rout me luncheon but bowed out at the last mmute Ra) ,tr• Classify NO 3 By United Press International WASHINGTON - SURGEONS OPPOSE a government effort to curb unneeded surgery upon the poor and elderly covered by subsidized health care, contending the campaign IS nothmg more than a government economy measure "The ultimate economy m use of surgica l therapy might be achieved by enhsttng fai th healers to provtde second opm10ns, " says Dr C Rolhns, Hanlon, director of the Chi cagobased Amencan College of Surgeons IELBER CHURCH OF CHRIST 7:30 EACH EVENING Freda Casto, Pomeroy , Wilma Buckley, Mmersvtlle , Clifford Hall , Racme , Kenneth McClellan, Langsville , James Lowe , Middleport Discharged - Geneva Gu thri e, Carman Jones, Dorothy Rea commumques Too Late to • board hires employes BIG CATCH- Don Hendricks, Syracuse, Sunday landed a 6 lb Bass, 21 mches long,m a pond 111 the area He a)g., ca ught three other bass The large bass IS on the rtght Total wetght of the enttre catch was 10 and one-ha lf pounds Famed sy mphony conductor Leopold StokowskJ tax 19 0 ~as born Apnl 18, 1882 Resotut1on Offered SCR 41 , Na bakowskl Actress Mary Pickford was Recogn rzes May 3 as Sun born on !Jus date In 1893 Day On this day m hi;tory In 1775, Amertcan patriOt Paul Revere began his famed rid e through lhe Massachusetts countryside calling out " the British are commg '" POMEROY. 0. Southern's Local Board of Ed ucation Tuesday mght awarded certificated and classified contune stnL'C the first quarter of tr acts for the 1978-79 1975 - the end of the school year recession Contmumg contracts were A:3 a rule of thumb, econo- awarded to teachers, Vtckt e mists say th at stx consecutive Ht ll, Michael Wmebrenner months -or two quarters and Wilham Dowme, Jr of negative growtit constitute Gtven five-year contracts a recession But the were William Baer, Roger admtnJStratiOn has pro)C(!ted Roush, James W1ckhn e and a substan tial tmprovement D I e ores WoIfe Th ree year for the current quarter which pacts went to Mike Elberfeld, began Apnl 1 Jeanett Noms, and Debra The 0.6 per cent decline Wilson (Contmued on page 12) Gettmg two-year contracts e Exemp ts t he sale of rn su l ln and re lated equt pm ent from slate and local sa les and use 200 W. MAIN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Member Fede~al Deposit Insurance Corporation • They satd the arms cache mcluded 15 pistols, a submachtne b'lln, a nfle and large quantities of matenals that could be used to make bombs Btlls Passed The police also found a Am HB 945 Fox Allows a radio tuned to poli ce munl ctpal or townsh 1p crvll servtce co mmtssron to pla ce frequencies, fake dnvers' volunteer ftremen 1n erther hc'C nses and an assortment of the cl ass dted or un cla ssified Italian and foreign license clv11 sen11ce '19 0 plates Am HB B. Brans tool GOSPEL MEETING Economy down Southern's 0 6 Percent State Representative Ron ditions and the number of J ames has md lcated he Will rtders participate m this year s Riders are remmded they htk e-btke sponsored by the must have a sponsor sheet Meigs Asso cl,alion for and these may be obtained Retarded Citizens James has from each high school, the taken part tn prevtous years. Meigs Mental Health Center, He said he IS lookmg forward Cleland Realty .Dr by calling to the scemc rtde in Melg! 992-32:!2, 992-6191 County thts yea r Rtck Crow, Prtzes will be awarded to Metgs Co unty Prosecutmg the three boys and three girls Attorney, will also rtde aga m who tum in the most money He states he sttll needs a wtthln lhr ee weeks after the bicycle wtlh a good seat and event. The ftrst prtze will be brakes two Free Spirit bteyln addition to James and cles, one boy's and Crow, approximately 200 one girl 's Four other other riders are expected trophies will be provided, and to participate in each rider who completes the thi s year's 25 mi le rid e ride will receive an "all the begtMirig aJ 10 a.m Salur- way certificate " -----aliy, i'iprtl- 29 Rfilers w ill Agoal of $4 ,000 has lreen ser depart from the Meigs for this year's event and the County Semor Clllzens Center march Is s ure to exceed that m Pomeroy and they should amount based on Interest return around 3 311 Qr so shown so far this year depending on weather con- three Columbus ;'lati ons, ~ . 6 and 10 On rhannel 13 IS 2~ news frum the Asso ciated Press It also carri es loca l news and \\ eather Chann el 5 features loca l news and loca l pro gram s He 11ddcd ·we don 1 promise anythm g we can 't deliver " Gera rd added "c hav e had a ga m 111 subscnpt10ns At the present lime. th e cable t:ompctny IS Cunsiderm g extend1 ng 1ts ca bl e scrvtce Ini O th e fl olze i Medica l Center area The y are also constdennK sat elli te communJ catwn whi ch wo uld offer another 24 hour channel He added they co uld offer r eligi ous program s \Ia satellite Spe a ker at the next meetin g "I ll be Frdnk Herald, who ISmvolved 111 gas and oi l de\Ciupment The cha mber Will not meet next Tuesday due to the dinn er meet mg honortng the l\\ O doctors Attendm g \\ Cre Crow Mrs Holstem. Kvle Allen , Bill Qui ckel. Merrt Ault Bill Mayer, Paul Gerard Joe Youn g, Ph il Kell y I eo Vaughan Mr and Mrs Vtrgil Teaford , Dale Warner, Stan Houda shelt 'I ed Reed, J im F'recker , N W Co mpton, Beu lah Jones and Kati e Crow The me etinK was ope ned by prayer by Leo Vaughan to pt ck up on a seven day a week basts Dave Spencer and Ted Warner of the County Highway Department met With the board and submitted th e eng1neer's road program for 1978 CommiSSioners agr eed to ;iudy the report at a futur e date Btds for dust contr ol rnatenals were awarded to Asphalt Matenals, Guernsey Asphalt, and Bid Sandy Agg regate bids " ere accepted from Rt chard and Son. Tn Sta te Matena ls and Diamond Stone Quarries Attending "ere Henry Wells, Richard Jones and Jtm Roush, Commissioners and Mary Hobstetter clerk coaches , Carl Wolfe, head basketball coach, Howard Caldwell , asSistant basketball coach John Costanzo, tumor high ' football , Will iam B 1er and James Lawrence JUanw;high basketball, Htlto~ Wolfe, Jr , baseball; Coome William s g~rl s athleti CS, Sandra Hill, cheerle ader advisor and Jeff Brownmg a director Class 1fted em pl oyees grant ed contmumg contracts were Blanche Biggs, Phyllts Harrt s a nd Ruby Congo Given tw o-year contra cts were Grace Huffman , Roy BANQUET THURSDAY Gene Slaughter, Capital Unlverstty football coach, will be the featured speaker for the annual SVAC All Sports Banquet slated Thursday evening at 7 p m at Kin Folk Restaurant 10 Pomt Pleasant Members of the all-SVAC fo otba ll and ' basketball squads will be honored. Kindergarten registration dates are set Proffitt, Roger Hill, Thomas Hill, Dame! RtfOe, Isabell Lew 1s, Raymond Pierce, Marg1e Salser, Ruth Smith ~nd Linda ward Extended service contracts went to Larry Smith for spectal educat ion and kmdergarten bus routes and to Delb ert Sm ith for ktn de rga rten and vocationa l education routes Hea d con ks des ignated were Ann a Oile r, Es ther Wolf e Helen Simpson. Eleanor Wmgett , Ann a Obttz, Mary VIrginia Esterday Ann a Oil er was deSignated as lunchroom superVIsor while Grace Huffman will serve as clerk-custodia n In other rnaltei s, the board approved a bus route change mthe Letart area elirmnating one bus The change becomes effect ive April 24 Supenntend ent Bob Ord was au tho ri ze d to make applica tion to purchase two new 66-passenger buses and to part iCipate m Titl e I fundin g The board grant ed use of butldmgs to vanous groups Harry Pic kens and Wen dell Er wm we"e hired as sulr sutute bus dn vers Ord derk Jane Spencer Betty Wa gner, Shirl ey J oh nson a nd Sue Grueser were granted perntlSSJOn to attend the SEQ Clerk-T reasurers meeting May 9 RA CINE - Registration for next fall's kinde rgarten classes of the Southern Local School Dtstnct ha s been set fo r F'nday, Apnl 211, In the kmdergarten classroo m ad JaCent to th e South ern Jumor Htgh School In Hacme Hours of the registratiOn, accord in g to Tlt stn ct Superintendent Bob J Ord Will b~ 9 am to 12 noon and I to 3 p m Parents are to take The balance In all Pomeroy their Child 's record of un- VIllage funds as of March 31 mumzatJon, proof of a skm totaled $216.678 67 according test Wi thin th e last SIX months to the monthly report of Clerk and birth certificate Jane Walton Children must be five by Receipts, expenditures and Sept. 30 to enter kmdergart en balance m the ac11ve funds and SIX by Sept 30 to enter for the month, respectively, the first grade In clud e ge neral $8,091 35, Children bemg enro lled $12,488 74, $17,188 45 federal must hav e the DPT sen es revenue shanng no receipt s, and booster, the poho sems $3,000 , $24,357 87 ant i and booster. measles and recesston, no receipts, no Rubella tmmumzatwn and a ex pendJ\ UJe S, $1 ,812 14 , recent sktn test se wer. $4,757 f.9, $2 943 94 Regu lar classes for this $33,512 88 , fire depa rtment , year s kmdergart en children no receipts, $131 58 $2,966 15 : fh e Calha Met gs Com mun1t y Acti on Ag ency will no t be held on the da) of cemeter) $357 50, $272 69 , $4 6 07 st reet $4 ,500 continues to accept ap reg1;1ratlon $4 257 17, $489 00. state highphcatiOns fo1 the emergenc y way, no receipts. no ex energy asSistance program pend1tures $5 !54 97, water Program funds will be used Annual roundup to cover energy rela ted exopera tin g. SI O 19 3 47. $8 ,597 31 , $1 1,96 4 26, pense> that have ansen due guarani) meter, $75, $122 94, to the severe wmter con- set at Rutla nd $5,519 05 parki ng meter , ditiOns that exi;ied Funds $4 ,500, $16,368 44 , will prtmartly be used to pay The annual kmdergarten $868 uti lit ) , no rece ipts no exoutstandmg utiiit) or fu el rou ndup for chil dre n atbills for eligible households m tendin g classes at Rutland pen ditur es $7,25 6 71 Calha and Meigs Co unties Elem entary School will be Receipts, expenditures and Cash assistance wi ll be held at th e Rutland bUJ!dmg balance m all ac11ve fu nds lm11ted 10 payments directly from 8 30 a m to 4 p m on respect Ivcly wer e $28,843 OJ, $-16 314 37, !126,636 05 to utihty compames or fuel l'hursday, May 4 Balances In the macttve supp liers PrtorJty shall be Chi ldren . who have not given to persons facm g life prev ious)) attended kin- funds were bond retirement, threatening Situati ons and to dergarten and are ready for $6 5,308 36 se wer bond, elderly persons age 60 and the first grade , are to be $24,734 26 Rece ipt s, exolder and who meet program enrolled at the roundup penditures and ba lance m all fu nds respecuve l) were eligibility requtrements Children whose fifth birthLimitations on payments day falls on or before Sept. 30, $28. 84 3 01 $36.314 37, on behalf of any household 1978, may be reg i>iered for $216,678 67 may not exceed S250 or that kind ergarte n a nd th ose amount necessary to remedy whose sixth birthday falls on th e crt sJs Situation. or before Sept 30 1978, may whichever IS less be registered for first gr ade Applica ti ons for this Parent s are to provide a as~1stance program are reco rd of 1!11mumzat10ns and ava ilabl e fr om the Com- a copy of the child's bi rth mumty Actton Agency offices certiftcate m Gallta and Meigs co untJ es, It ts Imperative all children Semor Nutntton Program attendmg In the fall be Six defendant s for feited sites m Pomero) , Racme , registered at thts tune, school bonds and four others were Vmton and Galli polis admtmstrators report so that Further mformatwn can be records and scheduling ca n fined tn th e co urt of Pomeroy May or Cla1 ence An dre ws obtatned by ca llin g th e be worked out before fall Tuesda) night agency at 367-7341 or 992-7000 Forfeiting " ere Bruce The deadline for recmvmg Hawl ey , Pomeroy, $25, applicatiOn IS Apnl 28, at 4 30 EXTENDED FORECAST posted on a specdmg charge, pm Friday through Sunday, Eddie Casto, Mason, $30, fglr Friday and Saturday speed in g Robert Dugan, and a chance of showers Rutland, $-'iO, Intoxicatton, Sunday. Highs will be In the Ann Colwell, Vmton, $30, 50s Friday and warming to speed t,.g , Terry Phtlhps, the 60s by Sunday. Over- Pomeroy, $350, dnvlng while night lows will be In the 30s Int oxi cated , and Danny Friday and In the 40s by Kesterson, address not recorded, $1110, posted on an Sunday. InlOXJCaliOn charge Fmed were Denms Smith, Middleport, $100 and costs, Jeavmg the scene of an acANSWERS CALLS The Pomeroy Emergency Cident. Carl Edward Moore, Squad answered a call to the Middleport, $200 and costs, Meigs Semor Ctttzens Center trespassing, Melame Pullen, at 11.39 p m Tuesday for Middleport , $200 and costs, VIvian Phtlhps, who was trespassmg. $100 and costs, taken to Veterans Memorial mtoxtcatwn, and $200 and Hospital At 12 16 p m th e costs. mdecent exposure , and squad went to 404 Sprmg Ralph Meister, Dexter, $30 Ave , for Gladys Cuckl er, and costs, speedmg wh o had a posstble hip fracture She was taken to Veterans Memonal Hospital also Financial report • IS presented Applications still being accepted Six forfeit, four fined Weather Mrs Mary Prtce, R N , school nurse , left , will be on h>tnd to advise parents on Ute unmuntzatwn reqUirements tor th eir children on May 4 when the annlllll kindergarten roundup IS held at the Rutland Elementary School With Mrs ?nee from the left are Cheryl Lemley and her son, Ryan, who wtll be a member of the kindergarten class next fa ll , and Mrs. Debbte McCall, teacher of the class SQUAD RUN The Middl eport E01ergency Squad answered a call to Burhngham at I 39 p m. Tuesday for BPrtha Zamorano She was taken to Veterans Memonal Hospital by prtvate car coo ler , wtth showers tonight and Thursda y Lows toni ght will be m the upper ~Os or lower 40s ana ftighs ~~..,. Thursday Will be In the upper 40s or lower 50s Probabthty of pr ecipitation IS 90 percent tomght and 50 percent Thursday �h b Red Sox rally, ;~ ~\ rl DCinnati· om s . Snort Parade \I\~\1: nip Milwaukee L A I ~~~~~T~N~:~AN 0 s nge e s ' 11-3 c· 3- The Dall~1lfntrnel,Middleport-Pomeroy 0. Wednesday Aprill9 1978 j:J:W&J.:~lt!l:~ifl~i~i~l~~ili**i~~l:::W*W.d:~::::ir~~:::::::::::: .... .•••.•. •'• .... ..§::?.i: ··.;~ ··········~.·»-"'?- ,•;r,•, ., tt Today's ~ t\~ READY TO GO - Dave Wtlhams operates a hydraulic fork lift for Hogg and Zuspan Ma tenals Co.. peopletalk Mason firm has a service Metgs-Galha and Mason Counttes are very fortunate to have avatlable to rest dents By KENNETH R. CLARK United Press International FORCED MARCH: Sybil Carter says husband Billy dtdn 't hit the pubhc appearance road because he's hooked on show bustncss . She says to urtsts and autograph hounds , who la td Stege to hiiTJ from the da y hts brother moved tnlo the Whtle House. gave him no chotec Says she. m a New York mtenoew wtlh McCall 's magazme, "There was no way Btll) could keep domg what he had been domg - whtch " as runmng a peanut busmess ven successfullv .'' a busmess ser vtce such as the one offered by Hogg and Zuspan Mat ertal s Co, Mason . For the past two years the company, located at Front and Center Streets, Mason, has been m the business of mak tng t russes for new homes, barns, farm butldmgs and ch urches Thetr busmess reaches people 10 several co unt tes in Ohw and West Vtrgmta. The company deals wtlh many of the local contractors in Athens, V10ton, Metgs. Gallla and Charleston They offer several dtfferent DIVORCE FOR LIZA : 'It 's all over for Uza Mione III and Jack Hale)' Jr. He s swng for dtvorce m Santa Momca, Cail f The 31-)ear-<>ld Mtss Mmnelil - daughter of ftlm director • Vincente Mmnelh and the late Judy Garland - div orced mustc tan Peter ADen tn 1970 and broke engagements with Desi Arnaz Jr. and Peter Sellers before marrymg Haley - a Hollywood teleVlswn execullve - m Santa Ba rbara m 1974 They have no chtldren and Haley's pettllon says money matters wtll be settled laler BLUE BOX BLUES Fma ncter Bernard Cornfeld goes to ja tl May 8 m Los Angeles Ill start servmg a three-mon th sentence unposed afler he was caught usmg a "blue box" to beat the phone company out of 1ts long-<listance tolls. He's been convtcled of defra udmg Pactftc Telephone Co of $7,600 wtth the tllegal device , which enables 1ts user to bypass the toll system The 5{).year<>ld Cornfeld was convtcled m 1976 of mstalhng the box m hts Beverly Hills manswn , but the appeals process took hts case all the way to the US Supreme Co urt which ruled agamst hun NEW FROM TENNESSEE : Gera ldine Page - a veteran at portra)Ong the neurotic hermnes of Tennessee Willia ms' pen wtll take one of four leadmg female roles m hts new work , ' Creve Coeur " The play wtll prem•ere June I at the Spoleto U.S.A Festtvaltn Charleston, S.C. Cost.arnng wtth Mtss Page wtll be Ruth Ford, Shirley Knight and Barbara Tarbuck. ' QUOTE OF THE DAY · The Rev. Jesse Jackson, urging students at Boston's Ro<bury Htgh School to overcome povert) and ignoranc-e through educa tiOn and hard work "1 may be m the slum , but the slum IS not tn rne 1 We are better than our environment' No one wtll do more for you than you wtll do ror yourself.'· GLIMPSES: Heleu Hayes and Mrs. Douglas MacArthur were the headlmers Tu~sday at Ne" York s Waldorf Astorta at a dinner in support of the ctty's 60,000 G1rl Scouts . Haque I Welch- en route to London - attended the Broadway must cal "Dancm"' Tuesday and congratulated the star, Ann Reinking, backstage .. Maureen Ann McNulty has been marrted m North Hollywood, Caltf , to Michael Wheeler at St. Charles Oturch where her mother. actress Ann Blyth, mamed Dr James McNulty 25 ~ear s ago .. Sa mmy Davis Jr , wtll be chatrman , former Prestdent Gerald Ford, honorary chairman . and Sen Barry Goldwater key note speaker of the "Chapple James Day" dinner 1n Los Angeles Aprtl 2!1 honormg the memory of the natwn's f1r st black four-star genera l ... The Los An geles City Council Tuesday honored Carol Burnett for "brmgmg hap~ness, joy and love" to the pubhc, and for estabhshmg many theater arts scholarships at UCLA and 'other schools .... TV .•.in Review By JOAN HANA UER UPI Television Writer :-lEW YORK IUPI I - Yankee Manager Btlly Martm explains Ja ck of disctphne among some ballplayers tnday m terms of the stze of their salartes. ABC's IJ S Bonng C'hamptonshtp turned out to have more nngers than a horseshoe wurnament CBS ' Hea vywetght Champtonshtp of Tenms was btlled as a wmner take all tournament , only to have it turn out the loser aiSil too k home plenty Now CBS has sent a 27-page response to the Federal Communtcattons Commtsswn, ex plaining how rt happened to do wrong m promoting the tennis games, what 11 has done to correct public mtsmformatwn, and what 1t 1s dmng to see that tt won 't all happen again . The letter, stg ned by John D Backe, prestdent and ~htef executive offt cer of CBS, and Gene F. Jankowski, prestdent of the CBS Broa dcast group , outlines a comphcaled plan of corporate responst bll tty to prevent the network sports promoters from lymg w the pubhc ·•we share the commission 's Vlew tha t misrepresenlallpns about televtsed sports events are wholly una cceptable," t~ey satd, and hoped Ute FCC would not spank CBS too hard since 11 promtsed never to do 11 agarn Nobody mentions the rea l snake m the lush garden of lelevtsed sports - money . There is an enormous amount of 1t aroWld , ava tlable to promote for television anythin g fr om martial arts to mumblety peg Maybe the term sports should be restncled to amateur events played only \lefore Uve audtences, and the televised events could get a new name . How abou t greed ' The network could have departrqents of greed that would handle both athletic events and game shows, since both work on the basts of greed-mottva ted coinpelltton . The title "The Pnce<s Rtght " covers a lot of ground .. -- - "The Holocaust" placed fou rth in the Nielsen ratings for the week ending Apnl !6, wrnmng tts ttme pertod easlly but coming in behind reruns of tll rc'C hall-hour comedies in the weekly averages The audience remams bemused with comtc book te levision -" Amazing Sptder-Man " ranked an amazing 9th and "The Incredible Hulk '' ranked 28th and was the f!lOSt popular show in its time pertod,- whteh Is rncredlbl.,..consrderrn g how rncredibly bad "Hulk " is. , The 10 top network televtslQ~ shows for the week ending Aprlll6, ac cording to the A C. Nielsen Co., were: 1: "Three 's Company" ; 2 "Laverne & Shirley ", 3 "M-A-SH"; 4: "The Holocaust" (Pa rt I) ; 5: "Happy Days''; 6: "One Day at a Time"; 7 "Charhe's Angels" , 8 "Baby, I'm Back". 9: " Amazm g Sprder-Man "; 10: " 60Minu tes" • • Mason, whtch ts loaded wtth trusses that are ready for , shtpment BUILD 40 FOOT TRUSS - Under construction at Hogg an d Zuspan Matenals Co, at Mason ts a 40 foot trw;s be mg bulit for a local farmer Left to nght are Harry Estep a nd Herman Este p In the background ts Jerry Mtller proht blled the sale of ca ndy, The measure, whtch has to soft dnnks, Popstcles and be returned to the House for sugared chewmg gum, but co ncurrence tn Sena te th e House Educalton changes, prohtbtts suppliers Cornmlltee strtpped of the from committmg an " unfair" proht btll\e language from act m addttton w the current the measure p r o hi b 1t 1o n a g a 1n s t Tite House also gave fmal "deceptive" practices Jeg tslattve approval and se nt Sen Marcus A. Roberto, Dto the governm a bill to Ravenna, the floor manager , provtde. [or the first time tn satd 31 states ha ve outlawed state Jaw , an orderly " un fair " sales pracltces procedure for the termmalton . _ ";~nd we think 1t would go a nf state agenctes, boards and long way to ward protectin g COITIInlSSIOn S The btll would requtre a ftnal sta le audtt of a soon-tobe termtnated state agency make a report to the Genera I and ma ke prov iSIOns for the Assembly th ts week," sa id payment of employees and IA!hman, chatrman of the SI X- outstanding bt lls member panel State workers who lose The btll , whtch rleared the th eir JObS because O[ the House last :-lov ember phasmg<> ut of a state agency proVJdtng about $6 million m would also be ehgtble for pay ratses for 620 judges, unempl o yment co mpassed th e Senate March 31 pensation after the upper chamber had Th e Senate, meanwhi le, added pa y rmses for some gave unammous approval to 55,000 state employees a House-passed bill earmng less than $20,000 a stren gthenin g the stale 's year 1 Consumer Sa les Practices IA!hman smd Tuesday the At t of 1972 con feren ce commtttee wtll begm workmg on the House ve rston - the one calhng only for JUd ges ' pa;< rat ses between 25 perc~nt and 45 perc-ent - but wtll att empt to ··bmld on the Senate" verswn Mr and Mrs Lotd Ltpps which added money for stale and Tom, Little Hockmg and employees Mr. and Mrs Joe Lipps an d Publi c em ployee labor Terry, Vmcent , were Sunday organiza tiOns have lobbied VISitors of Clmt Btrch and the Legtslature for a JlaY daughter, Leota ratse htgher than the Senate Mr and Mr s Larry Fowler addtllons, wht ch Increased and chtldren , Buffalo, W. Va ., hourly wages 40 cents for Mr s Myrtl e Lew 1s a nd workers earmng Jess than Brenda , Lt berty, w Va, and $1 0,000 a year and 20 cenl<for Da vtd A Bryant , Dunbar, W. workers 10 the $10,000 to Va , called at the home of Mr. $20,000 bracket. and Mrs Btll Brya nt and "11Hs" the best " e can do fam tly recently. under the ci rcumstances," Mr s Ttm Wtlk tnso n, satd Sen Harry Meshel , D- Co lumbu s. visi ted Su nYoungstown. spmsur or the daywtlh her father , Ruda state wor kers· pa y rat se Durst, at !he Arcadra Rest amendment and chatrrnan of Home, nea r Coolville. the upper chamber's Fmance Mr. and Mrs w. s Long Commtttee spent Sunda y afternoon with Both chambers were sc he- Mr . and Mrs. Jumor Pauley duled to convene at I :30 P m. and raml ly, Portland wdav Mr and Mrs Rt chard Tuesday, tile House passed Abels , Long Bottom, called 60-22 and se nt to the Senate a on Mr and Mrs l.ll uts DeLuz wea kened vers10n of a btll on Sunday. Mr . and Mrs Harold Van atm ed at reductng th e amoun t of " junk foods" Meter, Columbus, Mrs Joe consumed by pub he school J..ipps and Terry, Vincent, chtldren on school premiSes. Mrs. Ada Van Meter and Attempts at strengtherung Leota Btrch, loca l, were Ute bill, however , rmght be Sunday guests of Mr . and made '" the Senate, ,Mrs . Mtke Evans and fa mrly. acco rdtn g to the btU 's Mr s. Elva Oatley, sponsor, Rep Vtrgmta Avem , Syracuse, vtsited Mrs Violet D-Lyndhurst . Brewer and Bill on Thursday The btll woul<l require U:at aft ernoon. local boa rds of educatiOn The variety show held at ado!!! regulations on the type _ l'ortland.Eiementary SchooL of food sold on school on Saturday evening was well premtses by Sept I, 1979. The attended local board may adopt Bob Van Meter Erie Pa regulations along state Board spent" a few da;s re~ently ?l F.ducall?n guidehnes, but wrth hrs mother, Mrs Mae '> not requtred to do so. Va n Meter and other As In trod uced, the btll relallves In the area . operatmn . They build, sell and dnve trucks. Owners of the company are Bill and John Zuspan. Btll Zuspan satd, "We bulld and engineer many roof plans." Expansion plans are underway to offer stdewalls a nd sub-floors for housing. A MOIHER'S DJ\Y she'll retnember II' ' Dougla s MacArthur , relieved of his command m Korea by Prest dent Harry Truman , told Congr ess · ·· . Old soldters never dte, they JUS! fade a" ay " Tilt: I>Ait \' SENTINEL DE\OTI-: OTO T!It. I NTERI-: ....'T or Mf~ IGS.M ASON AH. t: A ROIJU{T IIUf:FLIC II Cit y fAiitnr Puh iL'.>ht.'<l d.tll\ t•X ( l·pt Sottun l,t} U\ fht· Ohw V.tllt•J Puh\tshutl( (mi1 J>C!Il\' ·\1 ull unL'(ha (uur\ St Bu.~ u lt>SS lrH , Ill l'omt•rul Oh1u 4576':1 Offill' Phum• 992· 2l:l6 Edt turml l'hvill99'l ! 1:'>7 Sl'(•und d:ts:. p o.~W~t· patd ,,, Purnt' rov Otuo lot i Il l \I 1'1 11 I 1' \\ 111 , , ll tll i ii S IO'I· H" ( ,!-' II II I { oi iiiH I IIII •I III ' I "' J ' n c I I htllll11111 1\lld 1 rl"1l11l '"' '" '"'!! jllo• -.o •lll~ h ho\ l'l l t llll ' ... ,., Ill \ l t llllt ' l'" lolio 'III IIIIIJ,! I ll'>nl lllhU"nltl !Ill\ "' \ml!olll'l nlt)\illW I n Il l 1I\ 1i l " n ,\ '"' Ill~ I •II 11 • I' ..,, " " ' ' '" I t! o• .. ~ Ill h• •r h •' CANDY'S CLASSIC COLLECTIONS NiillUilill .Hi vt•rt.sm ~ rt• pr ~St'll littl\t , lmld t•n 1\ ~oUHh:ll JJOJ I u• luJA\t t ll• \'t•l,lnd t) hu, H 11 5 SuiJ~Ul pl wn r;.~\(!S our conswners The btll also permtts ctvtl penalties of up to $25,000 and treble damages aga mst a supplier who rgnores rules of the state Commerce Department or a court order and co mmt ts a decep ttve or unfatr practice. tltr twr f}I•II Vt:lt'liiJ\ ~ ht •rt 11\flti. t bl~ i~ tl'lll\ 1~· r \H' t•k B1 Mut1•r l<oull• llihHl' t•,trrar :-.t'r\ IH .lloJ I il\it tl.iiblt ( lrw IN ITH11ah SJ 2!1 B} mat! 111 u tuu ,md W V.t Om~ Yt ar S22 00 Stx llllJIILh., Sl l ~D Thrt t' I : L~ "" hct e S'lbOO tliOi t tll ~ }• 'ltr INGELS FURNITURE $7 00 , St~ mon t h ~ Sll SO, Thrt•t' uwnth\, l i $0 Suh~lrt ptwn llfiL t tn• l ud,:~ Sumlit\ Tune!l..~ t·ntuw l ;:ll 111111! • NEW YORK (UP! ) - They were like two frghters watting tn the dreSSlllg room for the main event. Bo\h were ready to go: Billy Martin , wearing pin-strtped trunks and ftghting out of Oakland Calif. and Earl Weaver wearing longjohns and frghting out of a ~ rouch . ' Martin had set up thts showdown the evening before. He was burned up on lwo counts, first , because hts Yankees had dropped a 6-1 dectswn to the Orioles, and second, because be felt Weaver had tried to mtimidate plate umpire Joe Brinkman, and in so domg , had mvolved him "U that httle midget so much as says one word to me when he brings his lineup out liJ home plate tomorrow , I'm gonna tell , him he's full of prunes and knock hiiTJ right on his ears, " warned Martm, in language whtch necessarrly ts being drycleaned a little. flo All Utis stemmed from a whistling fa st baU Yankee reheveiRich Gossage frred over Rick Dempsey's head in tpe seventh inning of Monday night's contest. Brinkman summoned Weaver from the dugout and warned him against any retaliation on the part of the Orioles whereupon Weaver demanded Brinkman warn Martm also. That 's what incensed the Yankee manager. Before Tuesday's ga me, newsmen pressed around Weaver in hts private offtce and asked him what he planned to say to Marttn at home plate . , "I'll say whatever I feel is necessa ry to be sa td," he , answered, sittmg at hts desk smokmg a ctgarette. "You and he have tangled before," said one wrrter. "Would you say there ts 'bad blood' between you'" "I got good blood," Weaver answered. "The doctor says I have I have 11 checked regularly once a year " The Baltimore manager could've repeated a story he sometimes tells his players, a story of how much more belligerent he used "to be than he ts now, but he didn 't. The story has wdo with when he was managtng Fttzge rald , Ga , in the Georgia-Florida League m 1957. • "We were play mg Waycross and so me of thetr guys were ~ letting me ha ve it real good," is the way Weaver tells it. "One Xof them challenged me to ftght htm rrgh t then and there, so I ; jumped into their dugout and everybody on thetr club beat hell ~ outta me They pttched me out and told me ' Don't come ba ck ' • That taught me a lesson." ~ After he finished puttmg on his uruform Tuesday, Weaver : walked out onw the fte ld where the Yankees were taking ; battmg practt ce • "Maybe these buzzards don't hke you, but I do," laughed big ~ Cliff Johnson, standtn g among some other Yankee players : around the cage . ~ "Thank you," Weaver satd , also laughmg "I constder that a • compliment " In 1951 , Amenca n Gen Committee beginning work Hy DICK KIMMINS COLUMBUS I UPi l - An Ohto Ho use- S ena t e conference committee meets Wday to begm work on a S62 nulhon judges' and state empl oyees ' pay rat se package "Hopefull y. we can dispose of the billumnediately." satd Rep Harry J 1A!hman, DShaker Heights, addmg that the committee 1s prepared to work after Ooor sesswns lllday and moo the evemng tf ne.eessar) to ge t t:t report " The co nference committee m any case wtll deSigns and patterns of roof styles The prefa brr cated trusses off er a cost sav10g m th e constru ction of new hous10g dev elopment, a com pan y offtctal sa td . At the present liiTle, SIX men are employed in the " Two in One Store " 106 W. 2nd Ave . Middleport, 0 . : Taking his swmgs, l.llu Pimella nottced Weaver on the other : side of the cage and said to hint: ! "I'll bet Frank Robmson (one of Ute Ortole coaches ) takes ~ that lineup card out to home plate tnday . I'll betcha five dollars • on that " ~ • "You know better than Utat," Weaver answered Pmiella, : who played for htm in the mmors : Martin then walked out to the dugou t and saw Weaver : leaning agamst the battrng cage • He headed str aight for the On oles' manager and when he :. reached him, the tw o started talkmg about the previous night 's ~ eptsode. Mostly they talk ed about Bnnkman and how 1! was a ll , his fault. , "I told him I didn't "ant Gossage throwmg at Dempsey," · satd Weaver. 'I "I understand that ," Marttn satd "You were lrytng to : protect your player. Nothing wrong wrth that. " "My guy gels knocked down and I get warned," sa td ~ Weaver, with a pained exp resston. ''I'm hk e Rodn ey Dan ge r• fteld No respect " : In three mmutes, th e whol e thing was all over. Nobody was : angry wtth anybody anymore Ear l Weaver got m the parting • shot . t "The on ly thtng IS tf we stay mad at each other," he said to , Martm , ' 'we'll have a helluva crowd in Baltrmore next Mondlay : and Tuesda y- and we need tl." : While all thts was going on·, Reggie Jackson qw etly was ~ gomg about his business And when he came up m the mnth innmg, wtth the score tied, he put one into the n ght fie ld seats for a 4-3 victory for the Yankees, still qUi etly gomg about hts : business . . •: International Hockey League • United Press International • Playoffs , F trst Round Best of Seven t Series A: ; Muskegon vs . Fori Wayne tied , 1· t ••' April Series 12- Muskegon 4, Fort • "' Wayne I Stiversville News Notes : April lS- Fort Wayne 3, • Muskegon 2 : April 19- Forst Wayne at ., Muskegon ~ Aprir 21 - Fort Wayne at mMuskegon • X·Aprt l 22- Muskegon at : Fort Wa yne ~ x-Apr d 25- Fort Wayne at : Muskegon • , x-Aprll 26- Muskegon at Fo~ }'11\lrown tough, snappy team. Try on a pairofthese oil,acid and water 1-esistant Wolv erine ·~ boots. With anti-skid 511leund heels, they'll keep : Fort Wayne yuustepping sakly__and comfortably. ~ Sa g i naw J Thl!.ll getaS40.9r' SKIL cordless eledilc drill for only$18.95. ~:::;;;~ Fall in to ~our nearest Wolverine dealer today. And march out with agteatleam. •" ~ • • Seires B: Port Huron vs.'Saginaw Port Huron leads, l · t April 14- Port Huron 9, t r.;;;;;;;;;;-=~ April 1) Purl Huron 4, Sagina w 4 April 10- Sagmaw 6, Po rt Huror1 3 April 21 - Sag1naw at Po rt Huron x April 22- Por l Huron at Saginaw x Apri12J- Sag1naw a t Port Huron x April 26- Port Huron at Sag maw .. Senes C. Mtlwaukee vs Toledo Toledo leads , J. t April 12- To ledo Mt!wauk ee 4 Apr il 14- To led o Mallwaukee 0 Apr i I 15Milwaukee I To ledo Apr il 17- Mtlwaukee 3, Toledo l Apr it 19- Toledo vs . Milwaukee at Ann Arbor, M1ch x April 22 - Toledo at Milwaukee x Apr il 26- M IIwaukee al NOW IN STOCK •" BLUE GRASS April 13- Kalamazoo 3, Ftint t Ap ri l 14- Fiinl 5, Ka lamazoo 3 April IS- Kalamazoo •· F.li nl 3 •• • • & CYCLONE Power Mowers Sertes 0 : Flint vs. Kalamazoo Kalamazoo leads , 2·1 April 21 - Ka lama zoo at Fli nt x April 22 - FIInl at Ka lamazoo x April 23- Kalamazoo at Fli nt x April 26 ~ Ftint ot Kalamazoo x- lf necessary .VOSARY SPECIAL . 12" PIDA "Middle Upper Block" Pomeroy, Ohio 9 a .m .-5 p.m . Mon . lhru Thurs. & Sat. 9 a .m .-8 p .m . Fri. Closed Sunday PICKENS HARDWARE773-5583 Mason, W. Va. .. 4, ,• :• ¥001HMOINGNEEOS .. VISA" 5, :• 1\illlfiJn;l·l·l,~.y/t~J.f • ~HARTLEY'S_ SHO_ ES, IN~ C._ 6. Toledo ••• • • • e . .1:' !i~ trusses made by Hogg and Zusp:in Maten als Co, Mason. They have been malting the product the past two years. e 1 1'- t' INI SHED PRODUCT - Btl! Zuspan, Harry Estep and Dave Wtlilams, 1-r, hold up one of the completed e ~ ~------------~ or""- wllll ,_... • ..... Pri<oU.II I" -- --·IllS-· SPUIII. ' APIIl 17-lt IIIII GINO'S , LOS ANGELES IUPI) Johnny Bench terms tt a "htttmJt atmosphere " Bench's commen l came Wednesday night after the Cincinnati Reds pounded out 16 htts, four of them homers, as they made rt two, 1(1 a row over the Los Angeles Dodgers wtlh an 11-3 vi ctory. "Look at lhe statistics," sat d Bench . " J ust abou t everyone m the lineup ts batting over .300, has scor ed seven or more runs and dnven hom e bet ween 7 and 14 " Bench, Geo rge Foster, Joe Morgan and Ken Gnffey slammed the homers as the Reds ro uted Dodger pttching ace Don Sutton tn the fifth mmng The Red catcher 's out homer, a two smash tn the ni nth wtth Morgan on base, was one of his three hits 10 the game as he boosted ht s average to .362 "Best start I can ever remember ha vmg 1 " sa1d Ben ch. "And.'' he added. "1t sure IS dtfferent from last year " At the end of April last year Bench was battin g .258, had three homers and mne RBI. "But," satd Bench, " my knees were hurtmg me so much that at thts tiiTle last year I would have bet anyone llOOthat I wouldn't ha ve been able to play pasl May "I th ink I'm httting goo d now because our ptlchmg IS so much better thts season," conhnued the Red catcher "Now I don't have the burden of worrymg about the pttchmg when I'm ca tchmg and I can co ncentrate more on my htttmg." Bench 's three htls were · matched by a trw of smgles by Pete Rose, who n'o w needs only 19 htls to reach the 3,000 career mark Dale Murray, whose rehef pttchmg to date has been JUSt a little short or spectac ular , blanked the Dodgers wrth o n~ htt the fmal thr ee and twolhtrd mnmgs last mght to preserve Red starter Fredte Norman 's seco nd strarght victory of the season "For me. tl 's a whole new world ," sa td Murray , remembenng the torment he expenenced last year when opposmg batters shattered hts pttches and hts confidence "[ hate to talk too suon, " added th e Red reltef pitcher, "but I' ve got to admtt that I'm rea lly en)oytng go10g to the mound now " The big homer of the game Bu llets triumph, • even serzes 1-1 By MIKE SSHAUN game m Landover m order to UP! Sports Writer win the sen es. Although they Washtn gton Coach Drck led the league m rree throws Motta was lookmg for one durmg th e regu lar sea son, th tng when his Bulle ts the Spurs mtssed 12 of 37 [ree arnved m San Anlllmo - a throws. spilt - and he got tt Th e Bul le ts, whtle "Now we have the home- concedin g George Gervm hts court advantage a nd tt's up w pomts - he led all scorers them to take 1t back," Motta wtth 46 - put the re turm ng satd, after the Bullets held off !lob Dandrtdge, who mtssed a Ia!€ ra lly by th e Spurs for a the opener with a pinched 121-117 Vl cto ry Tuesday mght nerve m his neck, on Larrv th at evened th e Easte rn Kenon and 11 patd scormg 16 Conference semifinal serres of hts own . Wash tn gt on's Kevin at one game apiece The Spurs, down 1110-33 Grevey led all scor ers wtth 31 after three quarters du e to pomts while Elvm Hayes had some poor foul shoo un g, 28. In other NB A playoff action rallied m the hnal penod but fell short and now must wrn a Power plus pitching equals another win LOS ANGELES (UPI ) about. " " Ever ybody forgets how Irs not as tf the Dodgers awesome we were hitting last dtdn 't try to '"" the game year because our pitchmg They scored m the fourth was bad," sard Cincmnat t when Steve Garvey Jed off Reds Manager Sparky An- wtth hts second home run derson. . Doubles by Davey l.llpes and But power htttmg is sta r- Reggte Sm tth gave them ll ng to be r ememb ered !heir seco nd run m the fifth thank s to Ken Griffey, and the Dodgers add ed Geo rge Foster, Joe Morgan another tn the srxth on Vic and J ohnny Bench, whose Davahllo's pmch smgle that ho me runs hrghlighted a 16- scored Dusty Baker. hit attack that lifted the Reds "It's tough commg back to an 11 -3 vtcto ry ove r the Los aft er spottmg a team a btg Ange les Dodgers Tuesday lead," Do dger Manager mght. Tommy Laso rda sa td after It was Reds' second wm in the game Ill "ht ch Los a three-game sen es agamst Angeles gave up SIX runs Los Angeles. early in play "1'hts year tf our team's "Sutton made a few bad earned run average is among pitches. We're Joo kmg ror a the top three, I guarantee well-p rtched game tonight." we're going to wm It," AnTommy John matches his dersonsatd " Youcanbesure 2-0 r ecor d aga mst Tom we won 't be 12 back of the" Hume, wtth the same record Dodgers thts year the wa y we But John has a 1 59 ERA, one were last year. of the best m the league, "We've scored over 41;, whtle Humc's ERA IS 4.15 runs a game so far. We can attack with speed or power Nothing is gomg to stop us from scoring. This yea r we're SP.Orts Tr1nsactrons By Un1ted Press International going to play, not ta lk If they Tues da y beat us this year, it's because Pro 'Football Bullate S1g nl"CI t 1gh l end they' re the best team and Reuben Ganl to ser1es ot one they will deserve to win ." year con tra cts Detroit - S•gnc-d free agen ts Grtffey's three-run homer , Howard Fest , an offcnsrve hts first of the season, came guard , Wall " Smoke " Hodges, in the third and scored Fred a runn ing back and Ken a l r neba c ~er Norman and Pete Rose . Mullens. Los Angeles - Srgned free Foster followed an out later aq ent quarterback Carlos with a solo home run, his erown Seattle - Sr qned Cf!nter Arl thtrd. Grtffey singled in the Kuehn , c orn erback. Edd i e ftfth , then Morgan got his McM 1IIan and def ens1ve end Al den Rocne thrrd homer Bench, wtth Bne ball Bos ton - Sold r 1ght handed three hits, blasted his fourth cher Regg1e Cleveland to homer of the yea r wtth p1t le~tas and reacllvated r ig ht hander LUIS T•anl nobody on in the mnth . NY' Yankees Placed pitcher Don Sutton was the vtctim Don Gullet! on th e ~1 day of the home run barrage and drSllbled Hsl . rec al led p itche r Bea 111e from Tacoma . left after gtvmg up eight runs J•m Texas Retu rned r ig ht to even his record at 1-1. hander Bob Bttbcoc k to Tucson Rose, who had three hits to make . room tor p itcher l e Clev el and and needs only 19 more to ~('gg Detro!! - Recalled pitcher reach the 3,000 mark, said he Ja ck Morris fro m Evansville , p itcher Bru ce Tavtor wlll not think of that number optioned lo !he Si'lme club until he gets to within four or Minnesota - Opt ioned pitcher Pete Redfern to Toledo and fiv e of that mark, which he rec:lllled re1 1ever Mac Scar ce hopes will be at home. from the same cl ub " The Dodgers are a tremendous team, one of the best In baseball, but our team FUND RAISER can beat any_otbfi ~ lo_·CINGINNATI- (UPI)A more wa ys," Rose satd. $35 a plate fund -raising "Last year the Dodgers won brea kfast wa s sched uled the division in April . If we win liJday to help Mayor Gerald Wednesday night, we'll give Sprin ger era se a $2,300 them som ethin g to think election ca mpaign debt was Grtffey 's smash tnto th e nghl center fteld seats 10 the thtrd innmg that followed smgl es by Norm an and Pete Rose. "Sparky And erson called that one, " smd Bench. "He sat d Gnffey would ht l one out tf Sutton hung a shder to hun And that's JUSt what Don dtd ." " I gotta learn to be pattenl," satdGnffey · When Mark I..emonge llo threw me all that slow st urr last Saturda > mght, he rou led up my tmung I 've been swmgmg too soon Tomght I forced myself to watt . not be so eage r." Foste~, who stngled m the second mnmg and went on to score th e Reds ' ftrst run of the game, clnnaxed the fourrun thtrd nm tng wtth Iu s thu·d homer or the seaso n "I thmk everyone on the club ts htlltn g so good because we'•e all relaxed," sa td Foster "Wtth the pttchmg we've ~ot thts year, we don 't reel hkc we've got to score an avm age of flve run s a game to "m " "Thts IS the way thts club should htt," satd Morga n, whose thlfd homer of the season followed a y rtf[ey smglc '" the fifth mnmg, boosted hts RBI total to 14 and se nt Sutton to the showers " You loo k at our llnt!up," chtmed 111 Foster, " and th ere ISn't a htller a pt tcher would want to pttch around A pitcher knows tf he do es, he 's sttll gomg to "'"d up fac tng another tough batter " Norman dtdn 't turn m one of hts better ptlchmg perform a nces Tu es day ntght , but th e way htts were ratthng off Hed bats he dtdn't have to be at hts best " Fr cdte," sa td Ben ch, gnnmng, " \~.as ct better httter ton tght than a pitcher " SurpriSingly, the httle Red lefty rapped out three stngles m hts t hree ll lps to the plate Tuesday ru ght , Phtladelph ta troun ced New York , 119-100. for a 2~ lead 10 thetr Eastern Co nfer e nce se mtftnal , Denver topped Mtlwaukee, 119-103, a nd Seattle downed Portland , 104-95 Both Denver and Seattle too k 1-0 leads m the Western Con[erence semiftnals . 76ers L19, Knicks 100 : Aroused by a rar e techmcal foul , Julius Ervtng responded wtth H of hts 22 points 10 the second quar ter to lead Phtladelphta to its second s\ra tght rom p over New York 11 l was proha bly pretty upset at the ltme and when I'm upset I Clther play very poorly or ve ry well , ' Dr J satd Nuggets 119, Bu cks 103 : Da-.d ·1hompso n, who earlier m the day stgned an estimated $4 milhon multiye ar co ntra ct wt th the Nuggets, sco red 27 pomts and Dan Isse i added 22 as the N u~gets got the Jump on the Bucks m U1ctr besl<> f-seven senes Alex English led the Bucks wtth a career.lJigh 26 Host Southwes· ' rn ra llied pomts [rom a 7-£ deficit m the SuperSunit·s 104 , Trail · bottom of the seventh mnmg Bla zers 95: Tuesday afternoon to edge Marvm Webster scored 10 North Gallw 8-7 m an SVA C or hts game.lJtgh 24 pomts m a con test Uurd-quarter spurt, whtch Coach Ted Lehew's North powered Seattle over favored Ca lha Ptrates tratled 6-3 Por tland Dennis John son gomg tnlo the seventh before added 19, Jack Stkma 18, taktn g the lead With a fourFred Brown 17 and Gus run mntng Dunng that rally , Wt lhams 16 for the So mes, Btl! Lookado, who had three who trailed by seven at the htts for the day , sin gled half but rall ied for a fourA hi t batsman and wal k to pomt lead a[ ter three Calvm Mlnm s loaded the sacks Another walk forced m quarters J ohnny DHvis led the a run a nd Shaw smgled Blazer s wtth 20 whtle Btll dr tving m two more Walton, playmg for the ftrst Coach Mel Carter' s hm e m 2:1 games, and Larry Htghl anders came back on Steele added 17 aptece La rr y Ca rt er 's leadoff double, a doubl e by Scott Russell. a stolen ba se and sacnftce rJy o[f the bHl of Leb;mon res ult.~ Wayne Stzemore. Pactng NGHS were Lookado wtth thr ee hll s m LEBANON, Ohio I UP! I Imgshot Ole War ca me from four lrtes, Shaw wtth t" o behi nd in the stretch Tuesda y hits , Petne, the Josmg pttcher ru ght to wln the feat ured had a lrtple $1,2110 etghth race at l..ebanon SWHS was led by Larry llaceway by one length over Carter and Ketth Stzemore Noble Mickey. With two hils each Russell , Da le Newberry, Banks, W Guided by J 11- Polhamus, the winner. off at lS-1 odds, Stzemorr and Gene Layton covered the mile in 2:12 4-5 on each had one htt. an off trac k and returned $32, Th e wtn left SWHS wtth a 3$9 and $3.40 Noble Mtckey 4 record llJli spring. pat d $4 40 and $2.60 for Ltne S ~o rc : • second , while Wonder Buck North Gallla !mtshed third and ktcked 100 020 4- 7 7 2 back $4.00. Southwestern ' Old Ham Bone (3) and 200 040 2-!1 14 4 Lottie M f71Teain ed up in the Petrie (Li Mmms t1) and rughtly double for a $71 Lookado payoff . K. SIZemore, Layton t5l, A cr owd of 1,299 wagered IW) and S Russell $147,600. Southwestern slips past North GalliJJ By BilL MADDEN UPI Spurts Writer The Mtlwaukee Brewers diScovered Tuesday mght " EI Ttente" ts ba ck - wtth a bang Lu iS Ttant pttched httless ball 1n r ehef of the muchtouted Denrus Eckersley, who fatled to post a del:tsron for the third ttme thts year, and allowed the Boston Red Sox w score a come-h-om-behind 7.0 Vlclllr) over the Brewers. Eckersley had been kayoed by a two-run homer by Larry Htsle m the ftrst mmng and a three-ru n shot by Sal Bando m Ute stx th , to gtve the Bre, ers a 6-2 stxth-mnmg lead over the Sox And whi le the 37-year-<>ld " El Ttenl€ " held the line on the Brewers, stnkmg out four, Boston rallied for th ree runs 10 the eighth mnmg and pushed across the wmmng runs m the runth on Ja ck Broha mer's run -scortng smgle - hts fourth htt of the game - and a two-<>Ut RBI doubl e by Carlton Ftsk Sports briefs AMANA . Iowa !UP!) Maste rs cha mpton Gary Player and the three runnersup wtll compete m the VIP gd lf lllurnarnentm Iowa \tty. begmmng June 19, 1t "as announced Tuesday Jommg Playe• 111 the [teld wtll be Hubert Green. Torn Watson and Rnd Funseth Player !ted Leonard Thompson [or the VIP champtonsht p last season BUFFALO, NY !UPI I Ttght end Reuben Ga nt of the Bu[falo Btlls has Signed a sertcs of one-year contracts wtth the Natwnal Football League team, 1t was announced Tuesday . Gant caught 41 passes fo 646 yards last season while spllttng ttmc "t th Pa ul Seymour NEW YORK IUP! I - Lou Gehng's smgle season hornerun re co rd at Colu mbta Umve rs tl y was broken Tuesday. m Columbt a's IIJ.<J vtctory over St John' s. Mtke Wtlhite, a semor, hit hts etghth home run o[ the year to break the school reco rd of seven set by Gehng, a member of baseball s Hall o[ Fame, tn 1923 PONTIAC, Mtch (UPl iThe Detroit Uons announced the stgmng or three free agents Tuesday . Agreemg to terms were 11· year veter an offenstve guard Howa rd Fest. who wtll attend the LJons' regular camp ; runmng ba ck WHit "Smoke" Hodges of Central Mtchtgan and line backer Ken Mullens of Flonda A&M, both of whom w1ll attend rook1e camp "Tiant wa s oul~tandm g , 1t was like he' s never been away ," satd Boston Manager Don Zunmer Trant, who has bee n rdie smce sprmg trammg wtth a dislocated mdex [mger on hts ptlchmg hand , sa td " My fin ger didn't hurt at all and my breakmg ba ll was wvrkmg rea l good ln makmg room for Ttant, the Red S<JX shtpped veteran rt g ht -hande r R egg te Cleveland to the Texa s Rangers In other Amenca n Leetgue games. Ne w York edged Baltnn ore, 4-3, Kansas Ctly blanked Toronto. 5~. and Seattle downed Callfor ma, 61 Chi cago at Detr oit. Texas at Cle vel and and Oakland at Mmnesota were all ratned out ln Nalton<(l League actwn , 11 was New York 3, St LouiS 2; Cht cago 2, Montreal 1. Houston 5, ~an Otego 1, Atl anta 1, San Ft aneLSco 0 an d Cln r lnnrttl 11 ' Yankees 4, Oriules 3: Fteggte Jackson dnlled a lea doff homer m the mnUt mmng to hit lite Yankees w mtot y Spatk) Lyle was the wrn nc r tn rehd of Ron Gut dry Ro yals 5, Blue Jays 0: Amos OtJS stroked a grandslam homer m the [trst mrung and Paul Sphttorff made 1t stand up wtth a ftve -htt shutout Spltttot·rr, now 3~ , struck out four and walked non e Mar in ers 6, Angels 1: Paul Mtlchell fi red a SIXhttler and the Mariners took advantage nf Nolan (lyan 's wildness to beat the Angels. Rya n ytelded stx walks and th ree wtld pitches ove r seven tnnmgs RBI smgles by Btll Stem and Dan Me yer highlighted a thr ee-run fourth mnm g for Seattle • Fi s h1ng Tackl e and Rod s and Re e ls • Guns and Re loadtng • Ball Gloves Campl!lg Equrp m enl • Arch er y • Indoor Gam es •We hav e Gtft Ce rltftcales 601 Matn Sl . Pt. Pleasant. W. Va . VISA ' Across from Courthouse PHONE 675 -2988 Open Sund• v 1 p m -6 P m Monday thru Saturdav 9amlo8p m POLISHED DISH MAG APPLIANCES INDUSTRIES WHEELS ' "You Can Bu y Ch eaper . But You Ca n 't Buv Better " See Today at. 992-2109 I,CIS Angeles 3 Phtladelph ta at Pittsburgh wa s rmned out John F. Fultz , Mgr. 700 E. Main Pomeroy , 0 . �h b Red Sox rally, ;~ ~\ rl DCinnati· om s . Snort Parade \I\~\1: nip Milwaukee L A I ~~~~~T~N~:~AN 0 s nge e s ' 11-3 c· 3- The Dall~1lfntrnel,Middleport-Pomeroy 0. Wednesday Aprill9 1978 j:J:W&J.:~lt!l:~ifl~i~i~l~~ili**i~~l:::W*W.d:~::::ir~~:::::::::::: .... .•••.•. •'• .... ..§::?.i: ··.;~ ··········~.·»-"'?- ,•;r,•, ., tt Today's ~ t\~ READY TO GO - Dave Wtlhams operates a hydraulic fork lift for Hogg and Zuspan Ma tenals Co.. peopletalk Mason firm has a service Metgs-Galha and Mason Counttes are very fortunate to have avatlable to rest dents By KENNETH R. CLARK United Press International FORCED MARCH: Sybil Carter says husband Billy dtdn 't hit the pubhc appearance road because he's hooked on show bustncss . She says to urtsts and autograph hounds , who la td Stege to hiiTJ from the da y hts brother moved tnlo the Whtle House. gave him no chotec Says she. m a New York mtenoew wtlh McCall 's magazme, "There was no way Btll) could keep domg what he had been domg - whtch " as runmng a peanut busmess ven successfullv .'' a busmess ser vtce such as the one offered by Hogg and Zuspan Mat ertal s Co, Mason . For the past two years the company, located at Front and Center Streets, Mason, has been m the business of mak tng t russes for new homes, barns, farm butldmgs and ch urches Thetr busmess reaches people 10 several co unt tes in Ohw and West Vtrgmta. The company deals wtlh many of the local contractors in Athens, V10ton, Metgs. Gallla and Charleston They offer several dtfferent DIVORCE FOR LIZA : 'It 's all over for Uza Mione III and Jack Hale)' Jr. He s swng for dtvorce m Santa Momca, Cail f The 31-)ear-<>ld Mtss Mmnelil - daughter of ftlm director • Vincente Mmnelh and the late Judy Garland - div orced mustc tan Peter ADen tn 1970 and broke engagements with Desi Arnaz Jr. and Peter Sellers before marrymg Haley - a Hollywood teleVlswn execullve - m Santa Ba rbara m 1974 They have no chtldren and Haley's pettllon says money matters wtll be settled laler BLUE BOX BLUES Fma ncter Bernard Cornfeld goes to ja tl May 8 m Los Angeles Ill start servmg a three-mon th sentence unposed afler he was caught usmg a "blue box" to beat the phone company out of 1ts long-<listance tolls. He's been convtcled of defra udmg Pactftc Telephone Co of $7,600 wtth the tllegal device , which enables 1ts user to bypass the toll system The 5{).year<>ld Cornfeld was convtcled m 1976 of mstalhng the box m hts Beverly Hills manswn , but the appeals process took hts case all the way to the US Supreme Co urt which ruled agamst hun NEW FROM TENNESSEE : Gera ldine Page - a veteran at portra)Ong the neurotic hermnes of Tennessee Willia ms' pen wtll take one of four leadmg female roles m hts new work , ' Creve Coeur " The play wtll prem•ere June I at the Spoleto U.S.A Festtvaltn Charleston, S.C. Cost.arnng wtth Mtss Page wtll be Ruth Ford, Shirley Knight and Barbara Tarbuck. ' QUOTE OF THE DAY · The Rev. Jesse Jackson, urging students at Boston's Ro<bury Htgh School to overcome povert) and ignoranc-e through educa tiOn and hard work "1 may be m the slum , but the slum IS not tn rne 1 We are better than our environment' No one wtll do more for you than you wtll do ror yourself.'· GLIMPSES: Heleu Hayes and Mrs. Douglas MacArthur were the headlmers Tu~sday at Ne" York s Waldorf Astorta at a dinner in support of the ctty's 60,000 G1rl Scouts . Haque I Welch- en route to London - attended the Broadway must cal "Dancm"' Tuesday and congratulated the star, Ann Reinking, backstage .. Maureen Ann McNulty has been marrted m North Hollywood, Caltf , to Michael Wheeler at St. Charles Oturch where her mother. actress Ann Blyth, mamed Dr James McNulty 25 ~ear s ago .. Sa mmy Davis Jr , wtll be chatrman , former Prestdent Gerald Ford, honorary chairman . and Sen Barry Goldwater key note speaker of the "Chapple James Day" dinner 1n Los Angeles Aprtl 2!1 honormg the memory of the natwn's f1r st black four-star genera l ... The Los An geles City Council Tuesday honored Carol Burnett for "brmgmg hap~ness, joy and love" to the pubhc, and for estabhshmg many theater arts scholarships at UCLA and 'other schools .... TV .•.in Review By JOAN HANA UER UPI Television Writer :-lEW YORK IUPI I - Yankee Manager Btlly Martm explains Ja ck of disctphne among some ballplayers tnday m terms of the stze of their salartes. ABC's IJ S Bonng C'hamptonshtp turned out to have more nngers than a horseshoe wurnament CBS ' Hea vywetght Champtonshtp of Tenms was btlled as a wmner take all tournament , only to have it turn out the loser aiSil too k home plenty Now CBS has sent a 27-page response to the Federal Communtcattons Commtsswn, ex plaining how rt happened to do wrong m promoting the tennis games, what 11 has done to correct public mtsmformatwn, and what 1t 1s dmng to see that tt won 't all happen again . The letter, stg ned by John D Backe, prestdent and ~htef executive offt cer of CBS, and Gene F. Jankowski, prestdent of the CBS Broa dcast group , outlines a comphcaled plan of corporate responst bll tty to prevent the network sports promoters from lymg w the pubhc ·•we share the commission 's Vlew tha t misrepresenlallpns about televtsed sports events are wholly una cceptable," t~ey satd, and hoped Ute FCC would not spank CBS too hard since 11 promtsed never to do 11 agarn Nobody mentions the rea l snake m the lush garden of lelevtsed sports - money . There is an enormous amount of 1t aroWld , ava tlable to promote for television anythin g fr om martial arts to mumblety peg Maybe the term sports should be restncled to amateur events played only \lefore Uve audtences, and the televised events could get a new name . How abou t greed ' The network could have departrqents of greed that would handle both athletic events and game shows, since both work on the basts of greed-mottva ted coinpelltton . The title "The Pnce<s Rtght " covers a lot of ground .. -- - "The Holocaust" placed fou rth in the Nielsen ratings for the week ending Apnl !6, wrnmng tts ttme pertod easlly but coming in behind reruns of tll rc'C hall-hour comedies in the weekly averages The audience remams bemused with comtc book te levision -" Amazing Sptder-Man " ranked an amazing 9th and "The Incredible Hulk '' ranked 28th and was the f!lOSt popular show in its time pertod,- whteh Is rncredlbl.,..consrderrn g how rncredibly bad "Hulk " is. , The 10 top network televtslQ~ shows for the week ending Aprlll6, ac cording to the A C. Nielsen Co., were: 1: "Three 's Company" ; 2 "Laverne & Shirley ", 3 "M-A-SH"; 4: "The Holocaust" (Pa rt I) ; 5: "Happy Days''; 6: "One Day at a Time"; 7 "Charhe's Angels" , 8 "Baby, I'm Back". 9: " Amazm g Sprder-Man "; 10: " 60Minu tes" • • Mason, whtch ts loaded wtth trusses that are ready for , shtpment BUILD 40 FOOT TRUSS - Under construction at Hogg an d Zuspan Matenals Co, at Mason ts a 40 foot trw;s be mg bulit for a local farmer Left to nght are Harry Estep a nd Herman Este p In the background ts Jerry Mtller proht blled the sale of ca ndy, The measure, whtch has to soft dnnks, Popstcles and be returned to the House for sugared chewmg gum, but co ncurrence tn Sena te th e House Educalton changes, prohtbtts suppliers Cornmlltee strtpped of the from committmg an " unfair" proht btll\e language from act m addttton w the current the measure p r o hi b 1t 1o n a g a 1n s t Tite House also gave fmal "deceptive" practices Jeg tslattve approval and se nt Sen Marcus A. Roberto, Dto the governm a bill to Ravenna, the floor manager , provtde. [or the first time tn satd 31 states ha ve outlawed state Jaw , an orderly " un fair " sales pracltces procedure for the termmalton . _ ";~nd we think 1t would go a nf state agenctes, boards and long way to ward protectin g COITIInlSSIOn S The btll would requtre a ftnal sta le audtt of a soon-tobe termtnated state agency make a report to the Genera I and ma ke prov iSIOns for the Assembly th ts week," sa id payment of employees and IA!hman, chatrman of the SI X- outstanding bt lls member panel State workers who lose The btll , whtch rleared the th eir JObS because O[ the House last :-lov ember phasmg<> ut of a state agency proVJdtng about $6 million m would also be ehgtble for pay ratses for 620 judges, unempl o yment co mpassed th e Senate March 31 pensation after the upper chamber had Th e Senate, meanwhi le, added pa y rmses for some gave unammous approval to 55,000 state employees a House-passed bill earmng less than $20,000 a stren gthenin g the stale 's year 1 Consumer Sa les Practices IA!hman smd Tuesday the At t of 1972 con feren ce commtttee wtll begm workmg on the House ve rston - the one calhng only for JUd ges ' pa;< rat ses between 25 perc~nt and 45 perc-ent - but wtll att empt to ··bmld on the Senate" verswn Mr and Mrs Lotd Ltpps which added money for stale and Tom, Little Hockmg and employees Mr. and Mrs Joe Lipps an d Publi c em ployee labor Terry, Vmcent , were Sunday organiza tiOns have lobbied VISitors of Clmt Btrch and the Legtslature for a JlaY daughter, Leota ratse htgher than the Senate Mr and Mr s Larry Fowler addtllons, wht ch Increased and chtldren , Buffalo, W. Va ., hourly wages 40 cents for Mr s Myrtl e Lew 1s a nd workers earmng Jess than Brenda , Lt berty, w Va, and $1 0,000 a year and 20 cenl<for Da vtd A Bryant , Dunbar, W. workers 10 the $10,000 to Va , called at the home of Mr. $20,000 bracket. and Mrs Btll Brya nt and "11Hs" the best " e can do fam tly recently. under the ci rcumstances," Mr s Ttm Wtlk tnso n, satd Sen Harry Meshel , D- Co lumbu s. visi ted Su nYoungstown. spmsur or the daywtlh her father , Ruda state wor kers· pa y rat se Durst, at !he Arcadra Rest amendment and chatrrnan of Home, nea r Coolville. the upper chamber's Fmance Mr. and Mrs w. s Long Commtttee spent Sunda y afternoon with Both chambers were sc he- Mr . and Mrs. Jumor Pauley duled to convene at I :30 P m. and raml ly, Portland wdav Mr and Mrs Rt chard Tuesday, tile House passed Abels , Long Bottom, called 60-22 and se nt to the Senate a on Mr and Mrs l.ll uts DeLuz wea kened vers10n of a btll on Sunday. Mr . and Mrs Harold Van atm ed at reductng th e amoun t of " junk foods" Meter, Columbus, Mrs Joe consumed by pub he school J..ipps and Terry, Vincent, chtldren on school premiSes. Mrs. Ada Van Meter and Attempts at strengtherung Leota Btrch, loca l, were Ute bill, however , rmght be Sunday guests of Mr . and made '" the Senate, ,Mrs . Mtke Evans and fa mrly. acco rdtn g to the btU 's Mr s. Elva Oatley, sponsor, Rep Vtrgmta Avem , Syracuse, vtsited Mrs Violet D-Lyndhurst . Brewer and Bill on Thursday The btll woul<l require U:at aft ernoon. local boa rds of educatiOn The variety show held at ado!!! regulations on the type _ l'ortland.Eiementary SchooL of food sold on school on Saturday evening was well premtses by Sept I, 1979. The attended local board may adopt Bob Van Meter Erie Pa regulations along state Board spent" a few da;s re~ently ?l F.ducall?n guidehnes, but wrth hrs mother, Mrs Mae '> not requtred to do so. Va n Meter and other As In trod uced, the btll relallves In the area . operatmn . They build, sell and dnve trucks. Owners of the company are Bill and John Zuspan. Btll Zuspan satd, "We bulld and engineer many roof plans." Expansion plans are underway to offer stdewalls a nd sub-floors for housing. A MOIHER'S DJ\Y she'll retnember II' ' Dougla s MacArthur , relieved of his command m Korea by Prest dent Harry Truman , told Congr ess · ·· . Old soldters never dte, they JUS! fade a" ay " Tilt: I>Ait \' SENTINEL DE\OTI-: OTO T!It. I NTERI-: ....'T or Mf~ IGS.M ASON AH. t: A ROIJU{T IIUf:FLIC II Cit y fAiitnr Puh iL'.>ht.'<l d.tll\ t•X ( l·pt Sottun l,t} U\ fht· Ohw V.tllt•J Puh\tshutl( (mi1 J>C!Il\' ·\1 ull unL'(ha (uur\ St Bu.~ u lt>SS lrH , Ill l'omt•rul Oh1u 4576':1 Offill' Phum• 992· 2l:l6 Edt turml l'hvill99'l ! 1:'>7 Sl'(•und d:ts:. p o.~W~t· patd ,,, Purnt' rov Otuo lot i Il l \I 1'1 11 I 1' \\ 111 , , ll tll i ii S IO'I· H" ( ,!-' II II I { oi iiiH I IIII •I III ' I "' J ' n c I I htllll11111 1\lld 1 rl"1l11l '"' '" '"'!! jllo• -.o •lll~ h ho\ l'l l t llll ' ... ,., Ill \ l t llllt ' l'" lolio 'III IIIIIJ,! I ll'>nl lllhU"nltl !Ill\ "' \ml!olll'l nlt)\illW I n Il l 1I\ 1i l " n ,\ '"' Ill~ I •II 11 • I' ..,, " " ' ' '" I t! o• .. ~ Ill h• •r h •' CANDY'S CLASSIC COLLECTIONS NiillUilill .Hi vt•rt.sm ~ rt• pr ~St'll littl\t , lmld t•n 1\ ~oUHh:ll JJOJ I u• luJA\t t ll• \'t•l,lnd t) hu, H 11 5 SuiJ~Ul pl wn r;.~\(!S our conswners The btll also permtts ctvtl penalties of up to $25,000 and treble damages aga mst a supplier who rgnores rules of the state Commerce Department or a court order and co mmt ts a decep ttve or unfatr practice. tltr twr f}I•II Vt:lt'liiJ\ ~ ht •rt 11\flti. t bl~ i~ tl'lll\ 1~· r \H' t•k B1 Mut1•r l<oull• llihHl' t•,trrar :-.t'r\ IH .lloJ I il\it tl.iiblt ( lrw IN ITH11ah SJ 2!1 B} mat! 111 u tuu ,md W V.t Om~ Yt ar S22 00 Stx llllJIILh., Sl l ~D Thrt t' I : L~ "" hct e S'lbOO tliOi t tll ~ }• 'ltr INGELS FURNITURE $7 00 , St~ mon t h ~ Sll SO, Thrt•t' uwnth\, l i $0 Suh~lrt ptwn llfiL t tn• l ud,:~ Sumlit\ Tune!l..~ t·ntuw l ;:ll 111111! • NEW YORK (UP! ) - They were like two frghters watting tn the dreSSlllg room for the main event. Bo\h were ready to go: Billy Martin , wearing pin-strtped trunks and ftghting out of Oakland Calif. and Earl Weaver wearing longjohns and frghting out of a ~ rouch . ' Martin had set up thts showdown the evening before. He was burned up on lwo counts, first , because hts Yankees had dropped a 6-1 dectswn to the Orioles, and second, because be felt Weaver had tried to mtimidate plate umpire Joe Brinkman, and in so domg , had mvolved him "U that httle midget so much as says one word to me when he brings his lineup out liJ home plate tomorrow , I'm gonna tell , him he's full of prunes and knock hiiTJ right on his ears, " warned Martm, in language whtch necessarrly ts being drycleaned a little. flo All Utis stemmed from a whistling fa st baU Yankee reheveiRich Gossage frred over Rick Dempsey's head in tpe seventh inning of Monday night's contest. Brinkman summoned Weaver from the dugout and warned him against any retaliation on the part of the Orioles whereupon Weaver demanded Brinkman warn Martm also. That 's what incensed the Yankee manager. Before Tuesday's ga me, newsmen pressed around Weaver in hts private offtce and asked him what he planned to say to Marttn at home plate . , "I'll say whatever I feel is necessa ry to be sa td," he , answered, sittmg at hts desk smokmg a ctgarette. "You and he have tangled before," said one wrrter. "Would you say there ts 'bad blood' between you'" "I got good blood," Weaver answered. "The doctor says I have I have 11 checked regularly once a year " The Baltimore manager could've repeated a story he sometimes tells his players, a story of how much more belligerent he used "to be than he ts now, but he didn 't. The story has wdo with when he was managtng Fttzge rald , Ga , in the Georgia-Florida League m 1957. • "We were play mg Waycross and so me of thetr guys were ~ letting me ha ve it real good," is the way Weaver tells it. "One Xof them challenged me to ftght htm rrgh t then and there, so I ; jumped into their dugout and everybody on thetr club beat hell ~ outta me They pttched me out and told me ' Don't come ba ck ' • That taught me a lesson." ~ After he finished puttmg on his uruform Tuesday, Weaver : walked out onw the fte ld where the Yankees were taking ; battmg practt ce • "Maybe these buzzards don't hke you, but I do," laughed big ~ Cliff Johnson, standtn g among some other Yankee players : around the cage . ~ "Thank you," Weaver satd , also laughmg "I constder that a • compliment " In 1951 , Amenca n Gen Committee beginning work Hy DICK KIMMINS COLUMBUS I UPi l - An Ohto Ho use- S ena t e conference committee meets Wday to begm work on a S62 nulhon judges' and state empl oyees ' pay rat se package "Hopefull y. we can dispose of the billumnediately." satd Rep Harry J 1A!hman, DShaker Heights, addmg that the committee 1s prepared to work after Ooor sesswns lllday and moo the evemng tf ne.eessar) to ge t t:t report " The co nference committee m any case wtll deSigns and patterns of roof styles The prefa brr cated trusses off er a cost sav10g m th e constru ction of new hous10g dev elopment, a com pan y offtctal sa td . At the present liiTle, SIX men are employed in the " Two in One Store " 106 W. 2nd Ave . Middleport, 0 . : Taking his swmgs, l.llu Pimella nottced Weaver on the other : side of the cage and said to hint: ! "I'll bet Frank Robmson (one of Ute Ortole coaches ) takes ~ that lineup card out to home plate tnday . I'll betcha five dollars • on that " ~ • "You know better than Utat," Weaver answered Pmiella, : who played for htm in the mmors : Martin then walked out to the dugou t and saw Weaver : leaning agamst the battrng cage • He headed str aight for the On oles' manager and when he :. reached him, the tw o started talkmg about the previous night 's ~ eptsode. Mostly they talk ed about Bnnkman and how 1! was a ll , his fault. , "I told him I didn't "ant Gossage throwmg at Dempsey," · satd Weaver. 'I "I understand that ," Marttn satd "You were lrytng to : protect your player. Nothing wrong wrth that. " "My guy gels knocked down and I get warned," sa td ~ Weaver, with a pained exp resston. ''I'm hk e Rodn ey Dan ge r• fteld No respect " : In three mmutes, th e whol e thing was all over. Nobody was : angry wtth anybody anymore Ear l Weaver got m the parting • shot . t "The on ly thtng IS tf we stay mad at each other," he said to , Martm , ' 'we'll have a helluva crowd in Baltrmore next Mondlay : and Tuesda y- and we need tl." : While all thts was going on·, Reggie Jackson qw etly was ~ gomg about his business And when he came up m the mnth innmg, wtth the score tied, he put one into the n ght fie ld seats for a 4-3 victory for the Yankees, still qUi etly gomg about hts : business . . •: International Hockey League • United Press International • Playoffs , F trst Round Best of Seven t Series A: ; Muskegon vs . Fori Wayne tied , 1· t ••' April Series 12- Muskegon 4, Fort • "' Wayne I Stiversville News Notes : April lS- Fort Wayne 3, • Muskegon 2 : April 19- Forst Wayne at ., Muskegon ~ Aprir 21 - Fort Wayne at mMuskegon • X·Aprt l 22- Muskegon at : Fort Wa yne ~ x-Apr d 25- Fort Wayne at : Muskegon • , x-Aprll 26- Muskegon at Fo~ }'11\lrown tough, snappy team. Try on a pairofthese oil,acid and water 1-esistant Wolv erine ·~ boots. With anti-skid 511leund heels, they'll keep : Fort Wayne yuustepping sakly__and comfortably. ~ Sa g i naw J Thl!.ll getaS40.9r' SKIL cordless eledilc drill for only$18.95. ~:::;;;~ Fall in to ~our nearest Wolverine dealer today. And march out with agteatleam. •" ~ • • Seires B: Port Huron vs.'Saginaw Port Huron leads, l · t April 14- Port Huron 9, t r.;;;;;;;;;;-=~ April 1) Purl Huron 4, Sagina w 4 April 10- Sagmaw 6, Po rt Huror1 3 April 21 - Sag1naw at Po rt Huron x April 22- Por l Huron at Saginaw x Apri12J- Sag1naw a t Port Huron x April 26- Port Huron at Sag maw .. Senes C. Mtlwaukee vs Toledo Toledo leads , J. t April 12- To ledo Mt!wauk ee 4 Apr il 14- To led o Mallwaukee 0 Apr i I 15Milwaukee I To ledo Apr il 17- Mtlwaukee 3, Toledo l Apr it 19- Toledo vs . Milwaukee at Ann Arbor, M1ch x April 22 - Toledo at Milwaukee x Apr il 26- M IIwaukee al NOW IN STOCK •" BLUE GRASS April 13- Kalamazoo 3, Ftint t Ap ri l 14- Fiinl 5, Ka lamazoo 3 April IS- Kalamazoo •· F.li nl 3 •• • • & CYCLONE Power Mowers Sertes 0 : Flint vs. Kalamazoo Kalamazoo leads , 2·1 April 21 - Ka lama zoo at Fli nt x April 22 - FIInl at Ka lamazoo x April 23- Kalamazoo at Fli nt x April 26 ~ Ftint ot Kalamazoo x- lf necessary .VOSARY SPECIAL . 12" PIDA "Middle Upper Block" Pomeroy, Ohio 9 a .m .-5 p.m . Mon . lhru Thurs. & Sat. 9 a .m .-8 p .m . Fri. Closed Sunday PICKENS HARDWARE773-5583 Mason, W. Va. .. 4, ,• :• ¥001HMOINGNEEOS .. VISA" 5, :• 1\illlfiJn;l·l·l,~.y/t~J.f • ~HARTLEY'S_ SHO_ ES, IN~ C._ 6. Toledo ••• • • • e . .1:' !i~ trusses made by Hogg and Zusp:in Maten als Co, Mason. They have been malting the product the past two years. e 1 1'- t' INI SHED PRODUCT - Btl! Zuspan, Harry Estep and Dave Wtlilams, 1-r, hold up one of the completed e ~ ~------------~ or""- wllll ,_... • ..... Pri<oU.II I" -- --·IllS-· SPUIII. ' APIIl 17-lt IIIII GINO'S , LOS ANGELES IUPI) Johnny Bench terms tt a "htttmJt atmosphere " Bench's commen l came Wednesday night after the Cincinnati Reds pounded out 16 htts, four of them homers, as they made rt two, 1(1 a row over the Los Angeles Dodgers wtlh an 11-3 vi ctory. "Look at lhe statistics," sat d Bench . " J ust abou t everyone m the lineup ts batting over .300, has scor ed seven or more runs and dnven hom e bet ween 7 and 14 " Bench, Geo rge Foster, Joe Morgan and Ken Gnffey slammed the homers as the Reds ro uted Dodger pttching ace Don Sutton tn the fifth mmng The Red catcher 's out homer, a two smash tn the ni nth wtth Morgan on base, was one of his three hits 10 the game as he boosted ht s average to .362 "Best start I can ever remember ha vmg 1 " sa1d Ben ch. "And.'' he added. "1t sure IS dtfferent from last year " At the end of April last year Bench was battin g .258, had three homers and mne RBI. "But," satd Bench, " my knees were hurtmg me so much that at thts tiiTle last year I would have bet anyone llOOthat I wouldn't ha ve been able to play pasl May "I th ink I'm httting goo d now because our ptlchmg IS so much better thts season," conhnued the Red catcher "Now I don't have the burden of worrymg about the pttchmg when I'm ca tchmg and I can co ncentrate more on my htttmg." Bench 's three htls were · matched by a trw of smgles by Pete Rose, who n'o w needs only 19 htls to reach the 3,000 career mark Dale Murray, whose rehef pttchmg to date has been JUSt a little short or spectac ular , blanked the Dodgers wrth o n~ htt the fmal thr ee and twolhtrd mnmgs last mght to preserve Red starter Fredte Norman 's seco nd strarght victory of the season "For me. tl 's a whole new world ," sa td Murray , remembenng the torment he expenenced last year when opposmg batters shattered hts pttches and hts confidence "[ hate to talk too suon, " added th e Red reltef pitcher, "but I' ve got to admtt that I'm rea lly en)oytng go10g to the mound now " The big homer of the game Bu llets triumph, • even serzes 1-1 By MIKE SSHAUN game m Landover m order to UP! Sports Writer win the sen es. Although they Washtn gton Coach Drck led the league m rree throws Motta was lookmg for one durmg th e regu lar sea son, th tng when his Bulle ts the Spurs mtssed 12 of 37 [ree arnved m San Anlllmo - a throws. spilt - and he got tt Th e Bul le ts, whtle "Now we have the home- concedin g George Gervm hts court advantage a nd tt's up w pomts - he led all scorers them to take 1t back," Motta wtth 46 - put the re turm ng satd, after the Bullets held off !lob Dandrtdge, who mtssed a Ia!€ ra lly by th e Spurs for a the opener with a pinched 121-117 Vl cto ry Tuesday mght nerve m his neck, on Larrv th at evened th e Easte rn Kenon and 11 patd scormg 16 Conference semifinal serres of hts own . Wash tn gt on's Kevin at one game apiece The Spurs, down 1110-33 Grevey led all scor ers wtth 31 after three quarters du e to pomts while Elvm Hayes had some poor foul shoo un g, 28. In other NB A playoff action rallied m the hnal penod but fell short and now must wrn a Power plus pitching equals another win LOS ANGELES (UPI ) about. " " Ever ybody forgets how Irs not as tf the Dodgers awesome we were hitting last dtdn 't try to '"" the game year because our pitchmg They scored m the fourth was bad," sard Cincmnat t when Steve Garvey Jed off Reds Manager Sparky An- wtth hts second home run derson. . Doubles by Davey l.llpes and But power htttmg is sta r- Reggte Sm tth gave them ll ng to be r ememb ered !heir seco nd run m the fifth thank s to Ken Griffey, and the Dodgers add ed Geo rge Foster, Joe Morgan another tn the srxth on Vic and J ohnny Bench, whose Davahllo's pmch smgle that ho me runs hrghlighted a 16- scored Dusty Baker. hit attack that lifted the Reds "It's tough commg back to an 11 -3 vtcto ry ove r the Los aft er spottmg a team a btg Ange les Dodgers Tuesday lead," Do dger Manager mght. Tommy Laso rda sa td after It was Reds' second wm in the game Ill "ht ch Los a three-game sen es agamst Angeles gave up SIX runs Los Angeles. early in play "1'hts year tf our team's "Sutton made a few bad earned run average is among pitches. We're Joo kmg ror a the top three, I guarantee well-p rtched game tonight." we're going to wm It," AnTommy John matches his dersonsatd " Youcanbesure 2-0 r ecor d aga mst Tom we won 't be 12 back of the" Hume, wtth the same record Dodgers thts year the wa y we But John has a 1 59 ERA, one were last year. of the best m the league, "We've scored over 41;, whtle Humc's ERA IS 4.15 runs a game so far. We can attack with speed or power Nothing is gomg to stop us from scoring. This yea r we're SP.Orts Tr1nsactrons By Un1ted Press International going to play, not ta lk If they Tues da y beat us this year, it's because Pro 'Football Bullate S1g nl"CI t 1gh l end they' re the best team and Reuben Ganl to ser1es ot one they will deserve to win ." year con tra cts Detroit - S•gnc-d free agen ts Grtffey's three-run homer , Howard Fest , an offcnsrve hts first of the season, came guard , Wall " Smoke " Hodges, in the third and scored Fred a runn ing back and Ken a l r neba c ~er Norman and Pete Rose . Mullens. Los Angeles - Srgned free Foster followed an out later aq ent quarterback Carlos with a solo home run, his erown Seattle - Sr qned Cf!nter Arl thtrd. Grtffey singled in the Kuehn , c orn erback. Edd i e ftfth , then Morgan got his McM 1IIan and def ens1ve end Al den Rocne thrrd homer Bench, wtth Bne ball Bos ton - Sold r 1ght handed three hits, blasted his fourth cher Regg1e Cleveland to homer of the yea r wtth p1t le~tas and reacllvated r ig ht hander LUIS T•anl nobody on in the mnth . NY' Yankees Placed pitcher Don Sutton was the vtctim Don Gullet! on th e ~1 day of the home run barrage and drSllbled Hsl . rec al led p itche r Bea 111e from Tacoma . left after gtvmg up eight runs J•m Texas Retu rned r ig ht to even his record at 1-1. hander Bob Bttbcoc k to Tucson Rose, who had three hits to make . room tor p itcher l e Clev el and and needs only 19 more to ~('gg Detro!! - Recalled pitcher reach the 3,000 mark, said he Ja ck Morris fro m Evansville , p itcher Bru ce Tavtor wlll not think of that number optioned lo !he Si'lme club until he gets to within four or Minnesota - Opt ioned pitcher Pete Redfern to Toledo and fiv e of that mark, which he rec:lllled re1 1ever Mac Scar ce hopes will be at home. from the same cl ub " The Dodgers are a tremendous team, one of the best In baseball, but our team FUND RAISER can beat any_otbfi ~ lo_·CINGINNATI- (UPI)A more wa ys," Rose satd. $35 a plate fund -raising "Last year the Dodgers won brea kfast wa s sched uled the division in April . If we win liJday to help Mayor Gerald Wednesday night, we'll give Sprin ger era se a $2,300 them som ethin g to think election ca mpaign debt was Grtffey 's smash tnto th e nghl center fteld seats 10 the thtrd innmg that followed smgl es by Norm an and Pete Rose. "Sparky And erson called that one, " smd Bench. "He sat d Gnffey would ht l one out tf Sutton hung a shder to hun And that's JUSt what Don dtd ." " I gotta learn to be pattenl," satdGnffey · When Mark I..emonge llo threw me all that slow st urr last Saturda > mght, he rou led up my tmung I 've been swmgmg too soon Tomght I forced myself to watt . not be so eage r." Foste~, who stngled m the second mnmg and went on to score th e Reds ' ftrst run of the game, clnnaxed the fourrun thtrd nm tng wtth Iu s thu·d homer or the seaso n "I thmk everyone on the club ts htlltn g so good because we'•e all relaxed," sa td Foster "Wtth the pttchmg we've ~ot thts year, we don 't reel hkc we've got to score an avm age of flve run s a game to "m " "Thts IS the way thts club should htt," satd Morga n, whose thlfd homer of the season followed a y rtf[ey smglc '" the fifth mnmg, boosted hts RBI total to 14 and se nt Sutton to the showers " You loo k at our llnt!up," chtmed 111 Foster, " and th ere ISn't a htller a pt tcher would want to pttch around A pitcher knows tf he do es, he 's sttll gomg to "'"d up fac tng another tough batter " Norman dtdn 't turn m one of hts better ptlchmg perform a nces Tu es day ntght , but th e way htts were ratthng off Hed bats he dtdn't have to be at hts best " Fr cdte," sa td Ben ch, gnnmng, " \~.as ct better httter ton tght than a pitcher " SurpriSingly, the httle Red lefty rapped out three stngles m hts t hree ll lps to the plate Tuesday ru ght , Phtladelph ta troun ced New York , 119-100. for a 2~ lead 10 thetr Eastern Co nfer e nce se mtftnal , Denver topped Mtlwaukee, 119-103, a nd Seattle downed Portland , 104-95 Both Denver and Seattle too k 1-0 leads m the Western Con[erence semiftnals . 76ers L19, Knicks 100 : Aroused by a rar e techmcal foul , Julius Ervtng responded wtth H of hts 22 points 10 the second quar ter to lead Phtladelphta to its second s\ra tght rom p over New York 11 l was proha bly pretty upset at the ltme and when I'm upset I Clther play very poorly or ve ry well , ' Dr J satd Nuggets 119, Bu cks 103 : Da-.d ·1hompso n, who earlier m the day stgned an estimated $4 milhon multiye ar co ntra ct wt th the Nuggets, sco red 27 pomts and Dan Isse i added 22 as the N u~gets got the Jump on the Bucks m U1ctr besl<> f-seven senes Alex English led the Bucks wtth a career.lJigh 26 Host Southwes· ' rn ra llied pomts [rom a 7-£ deficit m the SuperSunit·s 104 , Trail · bottom of the seventh mnmg Bla zers 95: Tuesday afternoon to edge Marvm Webster scored 10 North Gallw 8-7 m an SVA C or hts game.lJtgh 24 pomts m a con test Uurd-quarter spurt, whtch Coach Ted Lehew's North powered Seattle over favored Ca lha Ptrates tratled 6-3 Por tland Dennis John son gomg tnlo the seventh before added 19, Jack Stkma 18, taktn g the lead With a fourFred Brown 17 and Gus run mntng Dunng that rally , Wt lhams 16 for the So mes, Btl! Lookado, who had three who trailed by seven at the htts for the day , sin gled half but rall ied for a fourA hi t batsman and wal k to pomt lead a[ ter three Calvm Mlnm s loaded the sacks Another walk forced m quarters J ohnny DHvis led the a run a nd Shaw smgled Blazer s wtth 20 whtle Btll dr tving m two more Walton, playmg for the ftrst Coach Mel Carter' s hm e m 2:1 games, and Larry Htghl anders came back on Steele added 17 aptece La rr y Ca rt er 's leadoff double, a doubl e by Scott Russell. a stolen ba se and sacnftce rJy o[f the bHl of Leb;mon res ult.~ Wayne Stzemore. Pactng NGHS were Lookado wtth thr ee hll s m LEBANON, Ohio I UP! I Imgshot Ole War ca me from four lrtes, Shaw wtth t" o behi nd in the stretch Tuesda y hits , Petne, the Josmg pttcher ru ght to wln the feat ured had a lrtple $1,2110 etghth race at l..ebanon SWHS was led by Larry llaceway by one length over Carter and Ketth Stzemore Noble Mickey. With two hils each Russell , Da le Newberry, Banks, W Guided by J 11- Polhamus, the winner. off at lS-1 odds, Stzemorr and Gene Layton covered the mile in 2:12 4-5 on each had one htt. an off trac k and returned $32, Th e wtn left SWHS wtth a 3$9 and $3.40 Noble Mtckey 4 record llJli spring. pat d $4 40 and $2.60 for Ltne S ~o rc : • second , while Wonder Buck North Gallla !mtshed third and ktcked 100 020 4- 7 7 2 back $4.00. Southwestern ' Old Ham Bone (3) and 200 040 2-!1 14 4 Lottie M f71Teain ed up in the Petrie (Li Mmms t1) and rughtly double for a $71 Lookado payoff . K. SIZemore, Layton t5l, A cr owd of 1,299 wagered IW) and S Russell $147,600. Southwestern slips past North GalliJJ By BilL MADDEN UPI Spurts Writer The Mtlwaukee Brewers diScovered Tuesday mght " EI Ttente" ts ba ck - wtth a bang Lu iS Ttant pttched httless ball 1n r ehef of the muchtouted Denrus Eckersley, who fatled to post a del:tsron for the third ttme thts year, and allowed the Boston Red Sox w score a come-h-om-behind 7.0 Vlclllr) over the Brewers. Eckersley had been kayoed by a two-run homer by Larry Htsle m the ftrst mmng and a three-ru n shot by Sal Bando m Ute stx th , to gtve the Bre, ers a 6-2 stxth-mnmg lead over the Sox And whi le the 37-year-<>ld " El Ttenl€ " held the line on the Brewers, stnkmg out four, Boston rallied for th ree runs 10 the eighth mnmg and pushed across the wmmng runs m the runth on Ja ck Broha mer's run -scortng smgle - hts fourth htt of the game - and a two-<>Ut RBI doubl e by Carlton Ftsk Sports briefs AMANA . Iowa !UP!) Maste rs cha mpton Gary Player and the three runnersup wtll compete m the VIP gd lf lllurnarnentm Iowa \tty. begmmng June 19, 1t "as announced Tuesday Jommg Playe• 111 the [teld wtll be Hubert Green. Torn Watson and Rnd Funseth Player !ted Leonard Thompson [or the VIP champtonsht p last season BUFFALO, NY !UPI I Ttght end Reuben Ga nt of the Bu[falo Btlls has Signed a sertcs of one-year contracts wtth the Natwnal Football League team, 1t was announced Tuesday . Gant caught 41 passes fo 646 yards last season while spllttng ttmc "t th Pa ul Seymour NEW YORK IUP! I - Lou Gehng's smgle season hornerun re co rd at Colu mbta Umve rs tl y was broken Tuesday. m Columbt a's IIJ.<J vtctory over St John' s. Mtke Wtlhite, a semor, hit hts etghth home run o[ the year to break the school reco rd of seven set by Gehng, a member of baseball s Hall o[ Fame, tn 1923 PONTIAC, Mtch (UPl iThe Detroit Uons announced the stgmng or three free agents Tuesday . Agreemg to terms were 11· year veter an offenstve guard Howa rd Fest. who wtll attend the LJons' regular camp ; runmng ba ck WHit "Smoke" Hodges of Central Mtchtgan and line backer Ken Mullens of Flonda A&M, both of whom w1ll attend rook1e camp "Tiant wa s oul~tandm g , 1t was like he' s never been away ," satd Boston Manager Don Zunmer Trant, who has bee n rdie smce sprmg trammg wtth a dislocated mdex [mger on hts ptlchmg hand , sa td " My fin ger didn't hurt at all and my breakmg ba ll was wvrkmg rea l good ln makmg room for Ttant, the Red S<JX shtpped veteran rt g ht -hande r R egg te Cleveland to the Texa s Rangers In other Amenca n Leetgue games. Ne w York edged Baltnn ore, 4-3, Kansas Ctly blanked Toronto. 5~. and Seattle downed Callfor ma, 61 Chi cago at Detr oit. Texas at Cle vel and and Oakland at Mmnesota were all ratned out ln Nalton<(l League actwn , 11 was New York 3, St LouiS 2; Cht cago 2, Montreal 1. Houston 5, ~an Otego 1, Atl anta 1, San Ft aneLSco 0 an d Cln r lnnrttl 11 ' Yankees 4, Oriules 3: Fteggte Jackson dnlled a lea doff homer m the mnUt mmng to hit lite Yankees w mtot y Spatk) Lyle was the wrn nc r tn rehd of Ron Gut dry Ro yals 5, Blue Jays 0: Amos OtJS stroked a grandslam homer m the [trst mrung and Paul Sphttorff made 1t stand up wtth a ftve -htt shutout Spltttot·rr, now 3~ , struck out four and walked non e Mar in ers 6, Angels 1: Paul Mtlchell fi red a SIXhttler and the Mariners took advantage nf Nolan (lyan 's wildness to beat the Angels. Rya n ytelded stx walks and th ree wtld pitches ove r seven tnnmgs RBI smgles by Btll Stem and Dan Me yer highlighted a thr ee-run fourth mnm g for Seattle • Fi s h1ng Tackl e and Rod s and Re e ls • Guns and Re loadtng • Ball Gloves Campl!lg Equrp m enl • Arch er y • Indoor Gam es •We hav e Gtft Ce rltftcales 601 Matn Sl . Pt. Pleasant. W. Va . VISA ' Across from Courthouse PHONE 675 -2988 Open Sund• v 1 p m -6 P m Monday thru Saturdav 9amlo8p m POLISHED DISH MAG APPLIANCES INDUSTRIES WHEELS ' "You Can Bu y Ch eaper . But You Ca n 't Buv Better " See Today at. 992-2109 I,CIS Angeles 3 Phtladelph ta at Pittsburgh wa s rmned out John F. Fultz , Mgr. 700 E. Main Pomeroy , 0 . �j 4-i-. The Dai\1 Sentmol, fl.hcldlepnrt -Pomern1 . 0 .. WNlnesday. ,\pril 19, 1978 Pro playoff results NBtl Pta vo lfs By Umted Press !n fr rnat 1ondl OUM!er hna l Round .... ~ ~ J\~r r! !'l An tcn,o Washmgtor'l \<S S<1n Anion to l Sen es 1tNI 1 1) Apn 16 ~~i'l f"l ·:, ·•on'c 1\J ~ ~ ;\~t " l(>n L) '.t ,· I Jl P Ill .,., Pholtld e l l')h i'a Denver 9 30 p.rn x. April 30 benver il l Mil wa ull. ee . J -15 p m x. May 1 or 3 M 1l waukec at Denver , ~ 30 p rn Portland vs . Sea nl e ( Sea ttl e l eads . 1-0 ) April Jg SealtiP 10<l Por t land 95 Apr il 21 Seattle nt Portland , 11 30 p m Apri l 23 PorHand al Seattle . J JS p m Apr11 26 Portland at Se.JII Ic , 11 p m ( r em a1n1nq games to ,be 130 d' p ...~arip,.,•Cl at .'!Clt'lph•d ' ,. .. ' " ~ ; 1, 1 York at f'iltlrl lJt•.pht <l nt ~!" 1\.tv. .., " .,, , \auuge iJ 10 N!'v. at NPw "r n· P"t·d Nn"' ;)p lh,' Yor k. ot 11 >\ '·'i ,,, Cr riiL•re nce OL·,u 't r lrl ttl Round Ul'~l ot Seven! .V·I·,·.,,l.k.l'!• ~s Dc n\le r r_ • t•r lp old ~ 1- 0) ··r'l~ !'f 11 9 Mtl '.rr 7Q . o'. d APM IL 11 q " !, .;~n Nt•w York ~· s Philad el phia F'hil ad etphta l eads , 2·0) !"•· sI Antonio dl n< t,m 8 p m , •\pt , l.l Wtlbh tnqton at ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ll." PIZZA SPECI4l 111 5c\r1 .'ij ' Re ~u lor P- •u W<l'>hlllQ fo'n ill S!3n JO p •'• 1~1 W~ sh.'nqton.l03 ""'th Pr "pf tl)n B)• MIKE TUU"Y UP! Sp.,rts Writer Vern Rapp knows the dangers of his job. "You're eitil er right or ,\l,lS h•nqton I JO p m , Apq Hl Wa s· ·H~'O" I~ Anton to 1\' A.on ?I )<'1'1 A.n ' on o at announced \ x-ll necessary WHA Playoffs By United PreH In ternational Quarter.ftnat s ( Best ol Seven) Winnipeg vs . Birmingham ( W•nnip eg lead s, 2·01 April 111 W tnn 1peg 9, B tr m1ngham 3 Ap r il 16 W1nn1peg 8, B ~r mmgh am 3 Apr il 19 W rnnt peQ ill Bir m inghat1J , 9 05 p m A pr t! }1 W1nn .peg at Bir mmgham . 9 05 p m x Apr d 13 81rm .ngnam a! Wtn n1 peg B 30 p .m x Aprtl 76 Winn1peg at 8 1r mingn a m 9 05 p m x April 26 Bi r mingh a m at I ~ :, pr D•'l1vt' ;.pr GIN O' S .... h ~-i ' :,pr \\" • 1 0· .er al Md tl' Mil ., · \ \ -lwa u ke€ '"' I at Hearing Tests Set For Meigs County ; . \l\o1nn,peg , p m . .~-.............., Edmon ton -l IU: ,\IU '(~ TI~Sl'S Will Be Give n By Ap r il Speciahsf :.. 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Edmonton I New Eng land lea as, ,2-0l April 14 N ew England , 6, t; U~ ( '1'1U):\'I(' you're wrong, " the St. ·Louis Cardinal manager sa id Tuesday night. after Bobby Va lentine proved his latest decision wrong with a. pinchhit double that gave the New York Mets a J.2 victory. "If I had it to do again, I'd do it again." TI1 e decision came in the seventh inning after Willie Mon!<!nez doubled and Lee Mazzilli walkNl, putting runners on first and second with twu' out. When Ca rdinals' pitcher Eric fulsmusse n went to . ·J.\1 on pinch-hitter Ed Kranepool, Happ ordered his pitcher to intentionally walk Kranepool, loading the bases for an expected pinch-hitter. : ' l just wanted to pitch to someone who came off the bench cold," said fulpp . It was Valentine's first hit of the season. "When I saw Kranepool with a 2-<J count," Valentine said, " I figured I'd be hitting rather than wasting another man. I was anxious to hit. It workNl out perfectly." ' In other National League games, ChJcago Nlged Montreal, 2-1, Allan!<! blanked San Francisco, 1-<J, Cincinnati rippNl Los Arlgeles, 11-J, and Houston drubbed San Diego. a [n the American League, Boston upended Milwaukee, 7-6, New York edged Baltimore, 4-J, Kansas ·City blanked Toronto, ~.(), Seattle ripped California, 6-1, and Texas at Cleveland, Oakland at Minnesota and Chicago at Detroit were postponed by rain . CUbs %, Expus 1: Dave Rader's single sc-ored what proved to be the winning run in the second inning and fuly Burris and Bruce Sutter combinNl to give Chicago its fifth triumph in six games. Steve Rogers, now 2·1, went the· distance for Mootreai. Braves I, Giants 0: Preston Hanna and Adrian Devine combined on a onehitter, helping Atlanta snap a four-game los ing streak . John LeMaster, whose throwing error set up the Braves' only run, had the only hit for San Francisco. Reds II, Dodgers 3: Home runs by Ken Griffey, George Foster, Joe Morgan Bench and J ohnny · highlighted a 16-hit at!<!ck and powered Cincinnati over Los Angeles. Winning pitcher "!'red Nor man aided his own cause with three singles. A.•trus 5, Padres 1: Right-hander Joe Niekro tossed a four-hitter, drove in a pair of runs and scored two others in handing San Di ego its third straight loss. The win was the first of the year fof Niekro , now 1-1. Loser was Bob Shirley, who is Q.J. ~~: - If ~ Major Le agu e' Stan d mg ' s American League Bv Un ited Press Interna tiona l Niitional League East n ccessar.,. W L Pet . 5 3 625 Pt1 11a 6 7 5 (htCaQO New York St LOUIS Montreal Let~ders Bc knr Chi Cey LA Prsh , Mil Hrndz, Sl L Mthws , At t Bnch , Cin F l ynn , NY Gr tf y , Cin Mndy, LA Tr llo, Ch i Am erican G Aa H. Pet. 7 2J 10 .435 10 .d.O 16 .400 8 '18 11 .393 11 39 6 21 15 .385 8 .381 J 5 Jl ~ Toronto W l Pel . 9 3 .750 GB Kansas City 4 600 2 6 5 7 4 .600 2 Montreal 1' at cn.cago Atlan ta at 5an D iego Hous ton at Los Ang , n1gh t Cal ifor nia Ch1cago .na Hou 7; Dr iessen and ' Gr iffey, Cin 6; Royster, Atl 4; Lopes, LA , B9wa and Ma ddO)(, Phil 3. Amer ican league : Re m\1 , Bos and Norwood , M lnn 5; Dade , C!e'o', Wi lson, KC, Dilone, Oak and Cruz, Sea 4, Pitching Most Victories . Natlonill League : B onnam , C1n and Forsch, St.l 3·0; nine pitcners ti ed with 2 victories . American Lugue : Ta nana , .Cal and Spli ttorff , KC 3·0 : 13 pitcners tied with 2vlctories . Earned Run Average (Based on 9 innings pitched ) National League : Swan, NY 0.00 : Gr imsley , Mil 0.50; Forscl1 , St .L 0.72 ; R.Reuschet, Chi ' 0.78 ; Sarm iento , Cin 1.00 Ame,-ican Lugue : Heaverlo, Oak, Palmer , Ball and Brett, Cal 0.00 .· Johnson, Oak 0.69 ; Waits, Clev 0.75. 12 ~6 17 .370 17. 39 14 359 17 51 18 .J53 10 3~ 12 .353 10 34 17 .353 Leuue GAB H . Pet. 6 20 10 .soq Rdrgz Del Ba lr. Tor 7 28 12 . ~ 29 Str ikeouts Cbbge , Min 11 38 16 .421 Nt~tional League ! Richard, Bell. Cle 8 31 13 . ~19 Ke-mp , Del 9 31 13 .419 Hou 27 ,· Bonham. Cin 21 ; e k ro , All 16 ; Montefusco , SF Lemn , Chi 9 31 13 . ~ 19 Ni_ Crew, Min 14 58 14 .414 15 ; Koosman, NY and Fors ch, Dade, Cle 6 34 14 .412 Si. L 14 .' American League : Ryan , Ca t Hr l w , Bal 7 27 11 . ~07 R iq. Bos 10 45 18 .400 33 ; Haas, M i l ZJ ; Golt z. Minn LFII'e, Del 9 40 16 .400 and Matlack , T e~~: 16 ; Torrez , Bos, Tanana , Ca \. Leonard , KC Hom e Runs · National League : Maffhews, and Broberg , Tex 1J. Att , Bench . Cin and Monday , LA 4; si~~: players lied With 3 . . LOS ANGELES (UPIJ American League : Hisle , M•l 5 : Baylor , Cat , Cooper and The City Coun cil voted Tue sday to impose ~ 6 percent tax on gross ceceipts from admissions to Olympic events in order to pay for municipal services connected with the 1984 games. The tax also will apply to tickets given free to athletes and games officials, a city tJpOit:elman ukl. Terri Tobin, Cathy Bl~ettnar, and Stephanie Rought. April King, Cherie . Lightfoot, and Kim Seth will play on the varsity and reserves. On the Reserve softball squad are: Freda Chapman, Patty Dugan, Cathy Morris, Rhonda Reuter , Kelly Rought, Debbie Woodyard, Mary Miller, Jena Welker, Susan Zirkle, Andrea Riggs, Missy Cale, Linda Williams, and Sara Diddle. Fifteen young women make up the 1978 Meigs girls track squad. They are: Marcia Dillard, Megan Miller, Deena Nease, Tracy Jeffers, Anna Wiles, Pauletta Sigman, Lori Wyne, Gina Snowden , Lori Rupe, Nancy Wallace, Jill Batey, Kelli Cleland, Shari Drehei, Becky Long, and Joyce Cook. Following is the remainder of the schedules. Softball April 19 at Athens April 24 Gallipolis April 26 at Ironton April 29 at Alexander May 1 at Wellston May 3 Logan May 8 Jackson May 13 S. Point (OH) May 15 Waverly May 17 at Gallipolis May 18 Athens May 22 Relpre May 24 Parkersburg May 8-13 Sectionais Track April 22 at Rotary Relays April Z.'i at"l\thens April 27 at Gallipolis April 29 at Oak Hill May 2 at Logan May 6 at Marietta May 9 at Eastern Approximately 140 attended the recent Meigs County Grange banquet held at the Salisbury Scilool. Members recngni.zed w~re Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashley and .Opal Dyer for organizing the junior Pomona Grange, Frank Cla rk -of the Hemlock Grove Grange, a flO year member, and Opal Dyer who is the two year pince"" from Meigs County. Also recogniz· ed were Mr. and Mrs. Wilda Mannon' seeofl!] place vocal winners at Ohio S!Rte Grange session last year. The Rev . Robert Wells of Warsaw wa s spea ker for the evening using "The Abundant Life"·as his topic. He stressed the accomp lishmen ts of· America in learning how to grojll crops and . in aiding un<,lerdeveloped cou ntries arpund the worl d. ('11·. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey, Route 4, Pome roy, .•were recognized for their role 1 7 6 J .700 5 .5.:15 5 5 .500 3 4 2 5 375 7 .36.:1 . 2oo 2 311:1 e 5'h a Pet. Ga 1 7 7 4 3 .700 M inn eso ta Sealtle lexas Phlla at Pt sbgh , pp d , ra in 000010200 NY L $1 0010000 10- 1 61 Bruner! , Myr ic k. (]) , Lock wooc f 8J and Stea r ns , Ra~mus sen , Schulll {9) a nd S11nmons w Bruhen , 1 1 L - Rasmus !.en, J 7 SILADIUM " CLASS RING SALE! ,_ 1 11 2 11l ~ 889 ,_ ' ON LY $4 9.95 WHEN YOU BRING TH IS AD IN' DELIVERED TO JOB SITE HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 uctl was his middle nHmc. Tlmt went on whenever he could get ctlunc . LIMITED TIM E OFFER' '~- ' 11 ' 1o J •d ' p. ~alilorn ia 1] ( Knapp I l l at Seatt le (Abbott 1 1J. 10 ·35 p .m . Tnursday 's Games Detro tl a t Cle\leland MilwauKee at Boston New Yo rk at Toronto I'' ~~.-i I ,\'• •. 1. " , , .\' T 1 ;I: I • ' " •• I 1 '' "t•j', ~ ' !"'' Q!..~ Americ 4!1n L eag ue Tel(a s at Cleve. ppd , ra in IJEARHELEN My ff'iend who has two degrees in education thinks nothirlg of c1·ashin~ parties . He gets into these rather large bashes by clai ming he 's the gentleman fr iend uf "'' invited person while t11e host "othenme occupied and ca n't check. Then he ove rindulges, gets zonked, makes a fou l of himse lf and finally pi:tsses out. You <.:an imagine the embarTassmenl when till' fr iend whose name he used .shows up and is blamed fur asking a lush tuthe party - which, uf course, she didn't. He's adually proud of these escapades . What should we do ''· PI-:HPLEXED IN NEW JE!t5EY DE1\H PERPLEXED : SmC;trt LTa ~ln~ rs ccm lillk their WHY intu ~!m ost ~ n y li:i r gc pC:tr· tv unless " IJouncer is stationed at the door with a list of knuwn offenders. Eveu so, tile fellow could get by on an asswncd name . Hesl suggestions: dun't give parti es so big yuu can't n.Tug rlizc every guest. Ami he tough a bout turning away freeliJ<Idcrs. · H. 217 • . lj'AIN · PO ME ROY (hi at Det , ppd , ra in 100 013 000- 6 9 I 002 003 002- 7 11 I In hi gh sehoul! forced myself to·sco1·e with a few girls to pruI wasn't gay. !Jut I was so mixed up and self-loa th ing, I filially ended up w1th nu fr iends . Today, at age 22.1 'm still fr·icndless. I dun': trust men and I have nu feeling fur wumcn. But I'm corning out uf it, thanks to a pL·rson I met in;; book store who made me sec childhood expericm:c ~ can ma ke you a survivor · tm even stronger person if \'ou don 't assume gwlt that lsn 't due yuu. and if you slop brooding. He tsn't a prufc~~iuna l cuttnl'iclur and he didn 't chargt.· a cent - and he isn 'l gay either, if lt1at 's wlmt sume uf \'e Senco • Oren · or U.S. Fiber Insulation At!a 000 100 000- 1 3 0 000 000 000- 0 1 1 cat• f 000 ooo 1oo- 1 6 1 Hanna, Oevme (81 and Sea 100 310 10)( - 6 "0 Pocorooa , Monte f usco. Lavelle ~y a n . Gr iff in (8 ) a~d Hum . <9 1 dnd Hill W Ha nna , 1 0 L phrey , M itchell and St•nson . W Montefusco , 0 l M•tcne tl , 1 1. L - Ryan , 0·1. PER BAG · ~ . WE'RE TASTEE , ]]3(p]f~C)'lj{J -?/ WITH FOOD BARGAINS! CHARCOAL ' ' HF BF ' qo~ c Thur sday , Apnt 2U fhru Aprtl 22 .. !l R1gh t R esE'r ved To limtt Ouanttfte!. We G lad!~ Ac ce pt F ed . Food Stamp s Monday fhru Fnday 9:00til7 :00 Saturday 9: 00"9:00 CLOSED DAYS 10 lb. bag $1 49 NSON CHICKEN BROTH !Jl.• oz . 4 c BESPAK S· RADISHES 10 count SAUSAGE 89e SOFT PRINT TOILET TISSUE 4 pkg. . 69C ASSORTED COOKIES 8 oz. pkg, 3/$1 TERRY lB. JOBO DOG FOOD · MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY ' •1•• 5 cans $} R-VALUE COMPARISON CHART 0 OVEN KRISP Twin Pak sgc PRI SALTINE lb. 4~ 1 2 4 3 I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I lue POTATO CHIPS •- •---A-..E=RS~ Jumbo Roll BOLOGNA Sliced 2 lb. Women 's I I I Ft~ER ROCK WOOl NURSING SCHOLARSHIP-Teresa Meadows, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Meadows of Long Bottom, was presented a nursing scholarship at the Monday night meeting of the Middlepo1·t Bus1ness and Professwnal Women 's Club by Mr·s. Alwlida Werner, pres1dent. She has been accepted into the School of Nursing at the Holze r Medical Center, and will begin her trammg there th1s fall . Teresa is a senior al Southern High School where she ts taking the scientic course, is a member .of the F~enel: Club, the Tri-M Club, and un lhe scholarship tea m. She 1s active with the youth group of the Bald Knob Church. --SfEA-K '129 LB. ues ore fOr one inch of loose-fill insulatio n . LONGHORN· CHEESE--LB. '1 49 \ \CjtyJce_ &_ lst • •• ~treet . SPECIAL 12" PIZZA .....,_ .. __ ..... 'ric• 11.11 Will 'I" lllOII.·IUU .•WII. At'IJL 11·11 AUU GINO'S o , i.'~ '' I I I 1 1 I Wants to Preserve . In Pla stic Your I>'" ; '"' ~·t> o">~, •" Favorite Newspaper • .,,.., ,.~ Clipping Permanently • q,' ~>-"<:.,• <~ · J"xS" $3. 00 Plus • r:f>''~"" Po stage , Smaller • $2. 00 Plus Po stage ·""~··" ~· UP TO 30880 Briar Ridge Road LANGSVILLE, OHIO 45741 I ' ) How Many, Send a Clipping For Each. Nam•--- - - - - - I Address; _ _ _ _ _ __ II C;ly . _ _ _ _ _ __ i ______Zip- Send Your Clippings, Pay _Later state _ _ _ IL__ 1---~__;;;;.:,;~;..;:.::.;,_;;;,;.:;;:;.....;;._...;. =J GliVhdll help you ROYDEN HAWKINS TURNS ONE - The first birthday of Royd en Hawkins, son of Mr. arid--- ·· Mrs. Joe HawkJns, was celebrated recently with a party at his Hysell Run Road, A Winnie-the-Pooh cake was served with ice cr ea m . Gift s we re presented to him by Kenneth and VIrginia Michaels and sons, Beatrice and Todlc May, Rickie Clark and family, Glen Clark and fami ly, Mr s. Eileen Hawkins , and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark. in alittle over 9 years? MABEL ROUSH HAS BIRTHDAY Mabel E. Roush, a long lime resident of Letart, W. Va. is celebrating her 85th birthday at , Monterey NurslnK Home, Johnstown, Ohio. Ethel would enjoy bearing from her many relatives and friend s In Mason County. Unabl e to write, Ethel purchased a portable typewriter and does an excellent job with her corr es ponden ce. Ethel's dau g ht ers, Margaret Zeiher, Nedra Hoppe and Mary Slavin keep In close touch and bring her back to Mason County occasionally to visit relatives and fri ends. Send cards and letters to Mabel E. Roush, %67 N. Main Street, Johnstown, Ohio T hat's rightl $1,000.00 or $99,000.00 you doubl e your original investment ,in nine yea rs and 4:J days, earni ng an annual percentage rate of 7.50 % with a n effective annua l yield of 7.90 %,' provided all dail ,v compounded interest is allowed to acc umulate ove r the full maturi ty of the agreement. • We call it our DOUBLE VALUE CE RTI F ICATE. 43031. [n 1933, the UnitNl Sta tes went off the gold standard . And, in addition to al l thi s ... m onthl y or quarterly income ... paid on onr, two, three, fn ur or six yea r MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS In Order to Vote in ce rtificate interes1 compound ed dail y. l nlercst payab le monthl y if you des ire on cer t ifiL·ates wil h face amount of $5,000.00 orI more. • • the June 6th Primary •On tim e depositH, ret{ul a tions req ui re t hll l there he nn in tereHl penalLy if t he principnl is withdra wn before mnturity . Holder will be paid interest at. t.he nnnutt l rnt€' nf 5% leMlt three months for the time the principa l was on dcpol!'il. YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY 61li 11 You are Not R~gistered : Visit the Board's Office in Person - OR Phone the Board of Elections- 0 R Mail the Board a Card • CJhe Ohio Valley Bank·· 'Wtlli ']3;,':!! If You are in Doubt as to Whether You are Properly Registered, Phone the Board. Point Pleasant (304) 675-24110 Member FDIC '· MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ElECTIONS The Leading Savings Plans Are At The Leading Savings Bank MasoniC Temple Building P.o . Bbx 488.-Pome.-oy, Ohi04S769 Phone 992-2697 Hours 9: 00-4: O~Saturdays 9: 00· 1 ~: oo --~-->.,- I I ~ AIIYERSARY I· ---------;-1 -i~S:-iAMiir 1 ·<'"' _,<'L.~~· KEEPSAKE II 'b~<'"o G tl! ,po i 'S Ohi O . 2~4 in vice president of leadership development and spiritual growth. Mrs. Couch and Mrs. Smith served refreshments. .---~-"~,, REVIVAL SLATED A new life revival with Curt and Charlotte Davis is conti· nuing nightly at 7:30 at the Heath Un ited Methodi st Church in Middleport. Different speakers are fea tured each evening. The rev ival is sponsored by the Meigs County Churc hes and the public is invited to attend. FtBER GlASS ROUND Conferen<: e Granv ill e and heard a com. muni calion regarding White Cross needs over cmd above quulR from Mrs. Betty Wiles. Mrs. Phyllis Skinner presided at the meeting whi ch opened with the Lord 's Prayer. The Love gift was dedicated by Mrs. Ellen Couch, and Mrs. Margaret Bailey had the program entitled ''To Sha re Your Bread" taken from the program book , "Women of God, Yes." Sc riptures were read by Mrs. Burton Smith, Mrs. GeorgJa Watson, Mrs. Wiles and Mrs. Nettie Barnhart. Readings m· eluded " The Green Hevolu· lion" by Mrs. Maria Foster; "Population Explosion" by Mrs. Harriet Sterrett, and '' Chang in g World Economics" by Mrs. Smith. The clusing prayer was by Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Sterrett, and Mrs. Burton gilve the nornirHding committee report with officers elected being Mrs. Skinne r, president; Mrs_ Caryl Cook, secre!<!ry and treasure r : Mrs. Bailey, love gift chainnan ; Mrs. Sterrett, Christian social rcbtlionS; a~d Mrs. Foster, vuur rei:u.1crs suspert. RETURNS HOM E . It 's true, <Hl undcrstcmding and wise fricnlleun sonu~tnnes Mrs. Huby Burnside, Route do more tiKt ll a psyeiliHtl'l st. - (iAH Y . 2, Pomeroy, is recuperating ' IJEAHGAI!Y : from surgery which she In you r ease, he ttlsu did eurts!dcra bly less· than yuur undc underwent Thursday at St. tilL' psydua tnst, wh u should IJc report ed' I'm glad ~·ou'r e on ~' r a n cis Hos pital i n ~ oUI'\\~aybC~ l'k ! ·H . Cha rleston, W. Va . She is now at home. Goi ng to Charl eston with their mother were Mrs. Marga ret King, Mrs. Mary Lou Houda sheit , and Mr·s. Pat Thoma . Son Fr an MASON, W.VA. Anna Kathryn Wiles will be sponsored...in the Bike·a·tiwn for Re!R rded Citizens by the Missi onary Society of the Pomeroy First Bapti st Church. • Meeting Thursday night at the church, the Society made plans to send items to the Hy Helen Bottel 111e SAVE UP TO 20% Sorensen . Rodriguez [6) and Moore . Eckersley . Stanl ey {6), Tiant Ill and Fisk W- Tia nr [ 1 OJ. L - Rodriguer !O · ll . HRI Hous 070 000 011 S 1~ 0 - MilwauKee, H isle (5), ~and o San Ogo 00\ 000 000- I 4 1 {11 Niekro and Fer guson . Shtr Icy , F,nqers ( 61, Lol ich (BI and Ba li 100 001 100 3 9 0 NY 100200001 - ~8 0 Sweet W Nte k.r o, 1 1. L Stmle y , o 3 o Martmez , T.Martmez ' (91 Md Dempse.,. . Guidry . l'r'le 171 ( ,nc t 014 110 012 II 16 2 and M unson W- L yle ( 1 OJ LLA 000111000 - 3 91 T.Ma r t inez !0 1I HRs- New Norman , Murray (6J and York , J ack~on (2) Ben en , Su tton , Cast illo { 51. Garman in. For st er (9 ) and K C 401 000 000- 5 9 2 Yeager w- Nor man, '} 0 L Tor 000 000 000- 0 S 1 Splt ll orfl. and Porter . Le. Su non , 1 I HRs c,nci nnal t, Griffey .( 1J Fos ter ()J. Morga n manc zyk·, K i rkwood () ), W ill is IJJ, Ben ch I -l l. Los Angeles , ( 1) and Ceron e W ~ Spl1t1 0rH Garvf'y I 1) ( J Ol L Lem an c zyk [0 l l HR I Kansas C1ty , Ot i s (2,. (4 /12 PITCH) PrO. I>F:AH HElEN : You 're right, incest happens more than anyone wants to l~·l1eve . After my mollie!' left us . I was mule•ted l!y lilY father Ifrom the age of S<ven tu 12 1. When ile was angry, he 'd ei ther I>.· at me up or worse. and he threiltened tu kill me if I blew the whistle. .My ount finall)' found out and I went to live with her. But my unde. a psychiatrist. said he'd "str;;i~ htcn me out" with a three-week tamping trip. Instead IJe tried to prove that bi~ex­ .419 .333 . 227 Tu e~ day 's Results lex at ·c teve , ppd , ra in Oak at Minn . ppd ., rain (hi at Del , ppd .. ra i n Boston 7, Milwaukee 6 New Yo,-k 4, Balt imore 3 Kansas City 5. Toronto 0 Seattl e 6. Ca li forn ia 1 Todol '(S Probable Pi tc hen I All T im es EST> Oak land ( Langford 0 . 1) at M •nnesota I Zann 1 OJ. 2 : 1S p.m . New York { F igueroa l' ·Ol at ToronTo ( Ga r v in t .O), A p .m M il wau kee ! August ine 2· 1l at Boston ILE'e ?O J, 7·30p .m . (Morris 0 OJ at Oetro1t Clevel!!nd !Paxton 0 1), 7: l0 M it w Bos Roy Holter. Taking an active role in the banqUet were Norman Will, ma ster of · Pomona Grange; Mrs. Pauline Atkins , mistress . of ceremonies for the affair, Mrs . Men da l Jordan, junior deputy, and Mendal J ordan, deputy master. Vocal music was pro,viged by Mr. and Mrs. Wilda Mannon, Lawrence CountY. deputies. Favors for the banquet were from the Ohio State Grange Mutual and Casualty Co. and the Pomeroy National Bank. The !Rble arrangements were provided by the Rutland Garden Club and the dinner was served by the Salisbury Helen Help. . Us • • • Oa k a! M 1nn , ppd , ram 70 I I \ 4 .636 .44.:1 5 6 6 5 10 1 7 in the development of grange work in the county. County offi cials on hand and recogniz· Nl . were Eleanor Robson, r·ecorder; Henry Wells, commissioner; Larry Spencer, clerk or courts, and Robert Bowen, superintendent of schools. Presented were the five subordinate masters, Keith Ashley, Fred Goeglein, Bertha Crippen, Robert Reed, and Norman Will. Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan re· quested that all subordinate granges make' three stuffed ·.lays for Veterans Memorian Hospital as a special countywide project. It was noted that the Rock Springs bowling team participatwn. in the state competition. On the team were Wiiliam fuldford, Rober t Bowen, Harold Blackston, Roy Grueser. anrl • I at Salisbury School ~ Tl_lesday 's linescores · Mater l eague Results a .,. Un1tcd Press In t ernatio nal National League · GB 1 We st W L. O a~tand 6 6 45 5 ] Sr. n Otego 6 750 5 Arlan ra '1 7 .rn 51 < Tuesday's Resu lts Pn ila ar Pt sbgn , ppo , ra •n Chtcaqo 2, Montr ea l 1 New Yo rk. ) , 51 lOU IS 1 Houston ~ . San Otego 1 C•nc•nnal 1 11. Los Ang 3 Atlanta L San F ra n 0 Today 's Pr obolble Pi t chers ! All T imes EST ) New YorK. (Zacnry 1 0 1 at S!. LOUIS ( liltel l 0 01, 1 30 P m Montreal (May 0 1) at Ch ic a , qo !F ryman 00 ), 7 30 P m Altanta ( Ruth v en 0 1 ) at San FranCISCO ( Barr I 0), J · 05 p.m Ho us ton (And uj ar 0 71 at San 0 1ego ( F re isteben 0 0 ), 10 p .m . (,nc.nna ti ( Hum e 2 Ol at Los Angeles !J ohn '} 0). 10 JO p m Th ur sday's Gam es St Louis a t Pi ttsburgh Houston W. L. Pel. Detro 1t Bo ston Milwauk.e New York Clev elan d Batt 1more 11 1 3 3 We st C• nci nna 11 Los Angele!. Si! n Fran 600 583 6 455 444 7 .300 GB softball team and a girls tra ck team. Both have opened their seasons. Playing on the varsity ball team are: Sonia Ash, Tonia Ash Beth Bartrum, Glenda Bro'wn, Tracy Burdette, Dorthy Chapman , Kathy Howard, Jo McKinney , Pat Vaughan, Terri Wilson, Barb Fetty, Darl ene Thornton, I 1 Ea st s -l P tt tsburqh NOW AVAILABLE FOR YOUR JOB! Major League B'r' United Press lnterna1iona! Bal1ing · Cba~eelon 20 ar bat s) Nat ionallugue ' Runs Batted In National L eague : Morga n , ( in 14 ; Bench , Cin and S.Hende-rson . NY 11; Garvey and Mond ay , LA 10. American L eague : Coope r ,. Mil 15; His le and Thomas , M1 l and Ca r ew . Minn 12 ; Hobson and Rice , Bos and Small ey , M in'n 11 . Stole n Bases National League : C~d.~!'O, lOl l ton.. 9 p m Leaders Mil 4; nine players tied w ith 3. Quebt' c 5 Hou s ton 4 AprJI 20 Houston a! Quebec. 8 05 p m April /1 Houston at Quebe c, a OS p m x Apr it 13 Quebec a r Hous ton , 8 p m x Apr II ?6 Hous ton at Queoec, 8 05 p m x Apr il 2a Qu('bec r.t H ous By Greg Bailey Although the winter sports season is completed , girls' sports at Meigs High School conti nu e. As with boys, spring is the time the gi rls take to th e ball diamond, the cinders of the track, and the sawdust (or foam nowadays) of the jump pits. Meigs has a girls fast pitch Church becomes bike-a-thon sponsor. I Grange ·b'anquet held I for Meigs girls track, softball Thomas , (O! l Apr il 18 r -··- --··- .-----------......-------··- -., Announce remaining '78 schedule Mets edge Cards, 3-2 Wil"h·nqton 9 05 p.m Apr t ·1 Sa n Anton to ( 8 E!s f 01 SE:'\(I rlJ Ea Stern ConferE'nce ~ - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, April19, 1978 . - - . - '' ,, �j 4-i-. The Dai\1 Sentmol, fl.hcldlepnrt -Pomern1 . 0 .. WNlnesday. ,\pril 19, 1978 Pro playoff results NBtl Pta vo lfs By Umted Press !n fr rnat 1ondl OUM!er hna l Round .... ~ ~ J\~r r! !'l An tcn,o Washmgtor'l \<S S<1n Anion to l Sen es 1tNI 1 1) Apn 16 ~~i'l f"l ·:, ·•on'c 1\J ~ ~ ;\~t " l(>n L) '.t ,· I Jl P Ill .,., Pholtld e l l')h i'a Denver 9 30 p.rn x. April 30 benver il l Mil wa ull. ee . J -15 p m x. May 1 or 3 M 1l waukec at Denver , ~ 30 p rn Portland vs . Sea nl e ( Sea ttl e l eads . 1-0 ) April Jg SealtiP 10<l Por t land 95 Apr il 21 Seattle nt Portland , 11 30 p m Apri l 23 PorHand al Seattle . J JS p m Apr11 26 Portland at Se.JII Ic , 11 p m ( r em a1n1nq games to ,be 130 d' p ...~arip,.,•Cl at .'!Clt'lph•d ' ,. .. ' " ~ ; 1, 1 York at f'iltlrl lJt•.pht <l nt ~!" 1\.tv. .., " .,, , \auuge iJ 10 N!'v. at NPw "r n· P"t·d Nn"' ;)p lh,' Yor k. ot 11 >\ '·'i ,,, Cr riiL•re nce OL·,u 't r lrl ttl Round Ul'~l ot Seven! .V·I·,·.,,l.k.l'!• ~s Dc n\le r r_ • t•r lp old ~ 1- 0) ··r'l~ !'f 11 9 Mtl '.rr 7Q . o'. d APM IL 11 q " !, .;~n Nt•w York ~· s Philad el phia F'hil ad etphta l eads , 2·0) !"•· sI Antonio dl n< t,m 8 p m , •\pt , l.l Wtlbh tnqton at ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ll." PIZZA SPECI4l 111 5c\r1 .'ij ' Re ~u lor P- •u W<l'>hlllQ fo'n ill S!3n JO p •'• 1~1 W~ sh.'nqton.l03 ""'th Pr "pf tl)n B)• MIKE TUU"Y UP! Sp.,rts Writer Vern Rapp knows the dangers of his job. "You're eitil er right or ,\l,lS h•nqton I JO p m , Apq Hl Wa s· ·H~'O" I~ Anton to 1\' A.on ?I )<'1'1 A.n ' on o at announced \ x-ll necessary WHA Playoffs By United PreH In ternational Quarter.ftnat s ( Best ol Seven) Winnipeg vs . Birmingham ( W•nnip eg lead s, 2·01 April 111 W tnn 1peg 9, B tr m1ngham 3 Ap r il 16 W1nn1peg 8, B ~r mmgh am 3 Apr il 19 W rnnt peQ ill Bir m inghat1J , 9 05 p m A pr t! }1 W1nn .peg at Bir mmgham . 9 05 p m x Apr d 13 81rm .ngnam a! Wtn n1 peg B 30 p .m x Aprtl 76 Winn1peg at 8 1r mingn a m 9 05 p m x April 26 Bi r mingh a m at I ~ :, pr D•'l1vt' ;.pr GIN O' S .... h ~-i ' :,pr \\" • 1 0· .er al Md tl' Mil ., · \ \ -lwa u ke€ '"' I at Hearing Tests Set For Meigs County ; . \l\o1nn,peg , p m . .~-.............., Edmon ton -l IU: ,\IU '(~ TI~Sl'S Will Be Give n By Ap r il Speciahsf :.. Apr il 2J 4, a1 at E dmonlon at N ew )( Ap r il '}) New EnQ ia nd at Ea mon ton 10 p m x Apr il 17 Edmont on ar New England 7 JO p m Houston vs , Quebec 1 Ser,e s l ted . 1· 1) Apr tl 16 Hous. to r' 4 OuE.>bec \\ho \\ill ICt• .\t : Metgs Inn Pom eroy Ohto Thu rs day Aont 20 - 9 a .m to 12 noon 3 IF YOU C~NNOT COME I N CA LL TH E HOTEL FOR A H0Mf APPOINT MENT PHONE 992 3619 Englan d Enql and J p rii ( 'onsuh;ant Any on'' h"1o I• I' lro\.'ble 'l('M if1Q ~~ ,.,r-lrornf? to havP a hear tnq trq •· '!Q the tarP st t•lect ~ orltC Pauloome!:l l to d e term nl" '·~~ 't?:. s one wh iCh m11y be h!lped So me ol the c au !.e~ ;Jf hearmg loss 'N-Il be expl!llf'1€'d and diagra ms of 'h. .'. tiwear work s w dl tx• sho wn We Al so Serv 1ce and Repa tr All M.1kes o f Heanng Atd s . Batlerre'i an d Sup plie s f or All M<lkes f or S<tle . New 16 Edmont on 7 Ap r il 19 New England Eomon1on 10 p m Apr il 11 N ew England Edmon ton 10 p m Mr . H. Wdli ,11n Mattmgly H•~ t TU '\1·: Q New England \IS . Edmonton I New Eng land lea as, ,2-0l April 14 N ew England , 6, t; U~ ( '1'1U):\'I(' you're wrong, " the St. ·Louis Cardinal manager sa id Tuesday night. after Bobby Va lentine proved his latest decision wrong with a. pinchhit double that gave the New York Mets a J.2 victory. "If I had it to do again, I'd do it again." TI1 e decision came in the seventh inning after Willie Mon!<!nez doubled and Lee Mazzilli walkNl, putting runners on first and second with twu' out. When Ca rdinals' pitcher Eric fulsmusse n went to . ·J.\1 on pinch-hitter Ed Kranepool, Happ ordered his pitcher to intentionally walk Kranepool, loading the bases for an expected pinch-hitter. : ' l just wanted to pitch to someone who came off the bench cold," said fulpp . It was Valentine's first hit of the season. "When I saw Kranepool with a 2-<J count," Valentine said, " I figured I'd be hitting rather than wasting another man. I was anxious to hit. It workNl out perfectly." ' In other National League games, ChJcago Nlged Montreal, 2-1, Allan!<! blanked San Francisco, 1-<J, Cincinnati rippNl Los Arlgeles, 11-J, and Houston drubbed San Diego. a [n the American League, Boston upended Milwaukee, 7-6, New York edged Baltimore, 4-J, Kansas ·City blanked Toronto, ~.(), Seattle ripped California, 6-1, and Texas at Cleveland, Oakland at Minnesota and Chicago at Detroit were postponed by rain . CUbs %, Expus 1: Dave Rader's single sc-ored what proved to be the winning run in the second inning and fuly Burris and Bruce Sutter combinNl to give Chicago its fifth triumph in six games. Steve Rogers, now 2·1, went the· distance for Mootreai. Braves I, Giants 0: Preston Hanna and Adrian Devine combined on a onehitter, helping Atlanta snap a four-game los ing streak . John LeMaster, whose throwing error set up the Braves' only run, had the only hit for San Francisco. Reds II, Dodgers 3: Home runs by Ken Griffey, George Foster, Joe Morgan Bench and J ohnny · highlighted a 16-hit at!<!ck and powered Cincinnati over Los Angeles. Winning pitcher "!'red Nor man aided his own cause with three singles. A.•trus 5, Padres 1: Right-hander Joe Niekro tossed a four-hitter, drove in a pair of runs and scored two others in handing San Di ego its third straight loss. The win was the first of the year fof Niekro , now 1-1. Loser was Bob Shirley, who is Q.J. ~~: - If ~ Major Le agu e' Stan d mg ' s American League Bv Un ited Press Interna tiona l Niitional League East n ccessar.,. W L Pet . 5 3 625 Pt1 11a 6 7 5 (htCaQO New York St LOUIS Montreal Let~ders Bc knr Chi Cey LA Prsh , Mil Hrndz, Sl L Mthws , At t Bnch , Cin F l ynn , NY Gr tf y , Cin Mndy, LA Tr llo, Ch i Am erican G Aa H. Pet. 7 2J 10 .435 10 .d.O 16 .400 8 '18 11 .393 11 39 6 21 15 .385 8 .381 J 5 Jl ~ Toronto W l Pel . 9 3 .750 GB Kansas City 4 600 2 6 5 7 4 .600 2 Montreal 1' at cn.cago Atlan ta at 5an D iego Hous ton at Los Ang , n1gh t Cal ifor nia Ch1cago .na Hou 7; Dr iessen and ' Gr iffey, Cin 6; Royster, Atl 4; Lopes, LA , B9wa and Ma ddO)(, Phil 3. Amer ican league : Re m\1 , Bos and Norwood , M lnn 5; Dade , C!e'o', Wi lson, KC, Dilone, Oak and Cruz, Sea 4, Pitching Most Victories . Natlonill League : B onnam , C1n and Forsch, St.l 3·0; nine pitcners ti ed with 2 victories . American Lugue : Ta nana , .Cal and Spli ttorff , KC 3·0 : 13 pitcners tied with 2vlctories . Earned Run Average (Based on 9 innings pitched ) National League : Swan, NY 0.00 : Gr imsley , Mil 0.50; Forscl1 , St .L 0.72 ; R.Reuschet, Chi ' 0.78 ; Sarm iento , Cin 1.00 Ame,-ican Lugue : Heaverlo, Oak, Palmer , Ball and Brett, Cal 0.00 .· Johnson, Oak 0.69 ; Waits, Clev 0.75. 12 ~6 17 .370 17. 39 14 359 17 51 18 .J53 10 3~ 12 .353 10 34 17 .353 Leuue GAB H . Pet. 6 20 10 .soq Rdrgz Del Ba lr. Tor 7 28 12 . ~ 29 Str ikeouts Cbbge , Min 11 38 16 .421 Nt~tional League ! Richard, Bell. Cle 8 31 13 . ~19 Ke-mp , Del 9 31 13 .419 Hou 27 ,· Bonham. Cin 21 ; e k ro , All 16 ; Montefusco , SF Lemn , Chi 9 31 13 . ~ 19 Ni_ Crew, Min 14 58 14 .414 15 ; Koosman, NY and Fors ch, Dade, Cle 6 34 14 .412 Si. L 14 .' American League : Ryan , Ca t Hr l w , Bal 7 27 11 . ~07 R iq. Bos 10 45 18 .400 33 ; Haas, M i l ZJ ; Golt z. Minn LFII'e, Del 9 40 16 .400 and Matlack , T e~~: 16 ; Torrez , Bos, Tanana , Ca \. Leonard , KC Hom e Runs · National League : Maffhews, and Broberg , Tex 1J. Att , Bench . Cin and Monday , LA 4; si~~: players lied With 3 . . LOS ANGELES (UPIJ American League : Hisle , M•l 5 : Baylor , Cat , Cooper and The City Coun cil voted Tue sday to impose ~ 6 percent tax on gross ceceipts from admissions to Olympic events in order to pay for municipal services connected with the 1984 games. The tax also will apply to tickets given free to athletes and games officials, a city tJpOit:elman ukl. Terri Tobin, Cathy Bl~ettnar, and Stephanie Rought. April King, Cherie . Lightfoot, and Kim Seth will play on the varsity and reserves. On the Reserve softball squad are: Freda Chapman, Patty Dugan, Cathy Morris, Rhonda Reuter , Kelly Rought, Debbie Woodyard, Mary Miller, Jena Welker, Susan Zirkle, Andrea Riggs, Missy Cale, Linda Williams, and Sara Diddle. Fifteen young women make up the 1978 Meigs girls track squad. They are: Marcia Dillard, Megan Miller, Deena Nease, Tracy Jeffers, Anna Wiles, Pauletta Sigman, Lori Wyne, Gina Snowden , Lori Rupe, Nancy Wallace, Jill Batey, Kelli Cleland, Shari Drehei, Becky Long, and Joyce Cook. Following is the remainder of the schedules. Softball April 19 at Athens April 24 Gallipolis April 26 at Ironton April 29 at Alexander May 1 at Wellston May 3 Logan May 8 Jackson May 13 S. Point (OH) May 15 Waverly May 17 at Gallipolis May 18 Athens May 22 Relpre May 24 Parkersburg May 8-13 Sectionais Track April 22 at Rotary Relays April Z.'i at"l\thens April 27 at Gallipolis April 29 at Oak Hill May 2 at Logan May 6 at Marietta May 9 at Eastern Approximately 140 attended the recent Meigs County Grange banquet held at the Salisbury Scilool. Members recngni.zed w~re Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashley and .Opal Dyer for organizing the junior Pomona Grange, Frank Cla rk -of the Hemlock Grove Grange, a flO year member, and Opal Dyer who is the two year pince"" from Meigs County. Also recogniz· ed were Mr. and Mrs. Wilda Mannon' seeofl!] place vocal winners at Ohio S!Rte Grange session last year. The Rev . Robert Wells of Warsaw wa s spea ker for the evening using "The Abundant Life"·as his topic. He stressed the accomp lishmen ts of· America in learning how to grojll crops and . in aiding un<,lerdeveloped cou ntries arpund the worl d. ('11·. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey, Route 4, Pome roy, .•were recognized for their role 1 7 6 J .700 5 .5.:15 5 5 .500 3 4 2 5 375 7 .36.:1 . 2oo 2 311:1 e 5'h a Pet. Ga 1 7 7 4 3 .700 M inn eso ta Sealtle lexas Phlla at Pt sbgh , pp d , ra in 000010200 NY L $1 0010000 10- 1 61 Bruner! , Myr ic k. (]) , Lock wooc f 8J and Stea r ns , Ra~mus sen , Schulll {9) a nd S11nmons w Bruhen , 1 1 L - Rasmus !.en, J 7 SILADIUM " CLASS RING SALE! ,_ 1 11 2 11l ~ 889 ,_ ' ON LY $4 9.95 WHEN YOU BRING TH IS AD IN' DELIVERED TO JOB SITE HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 uctl was his middle nHmc. Tlmt went on whenever he could get ctlunc . LIMITED TIM E OFFER' '~- ' 11 ' 1o J •d ' p. ~alilorn ia 1] ( Knapp I l l at Seatt le (Abbott 1 1J. 10 ·35 p .m . Tnursday 's Games Detro tl a t Cle\leland MilwauKee at Boston New Yo rk at Toronto I'' ~~.-i I ,\'• •. 1. " , , .\' T 1 ;I: I • ' " •• I 1 '' "t•j', ~ ' !"'' Q!..~ Americ 4!1n L eag ue Tel(a s at Cleve. ppd , ra in IJEARHELEN My ff'iend who has two degrees in education thinks nothirlg of c1·ashin~ parties . He gets into these rather large bashes by clai ming he 's the gentleman fr iend uf "'' invited person while t11e host "othenme occupied and ca n't check. Then he ove rindulges, gets zonked, makes a fou l of himse lf and finally pi:tsses out. You <.:an imagine the embarTassmenl when till' fr iend whose name he used .shows up and is blamed fur asking a lush tuthe party - which, uf course, she didn't. He's adually proud of these escapades . What should we do ''· PI-:HPLEXED IN NEW JE!t5EY DE1\H PERPLEXED : SmC;trt LTa ~ln~ rs ccm lillk their WHY intu ~!m ost ~ n y li:i r gc pC:tr· tv unless " IJouncer is stationed at the door with a list of knuwn offenders. Eveu so, tile fellow could get by on an asswncd name . Hesl suggestions: dun't give parti es so big yuu can't n.Tug rlizc every guest. Ami he tough a bout turning away freeliJ<Idcrs. · H. 217 • . lj'AIN · PO ME ROY (hi at Det , ppd , ra in 100 013 000- 6 9 I 002 003 002- 7 11 I In hi gh sehoul! forced myself to·sco1·e with a few girls to pruI wasn't gay. !Jut I was so mixed up and self-loa th ing, I filially ended up w1th nu fr iends . Today, at age 22.1 'm still fr·icndless. I dun': trust men and I have nu feeling fur wumcn. But I'm corning out uf it, thanks to a pL·rson I met in;; book store who made me sec childhood expericm:c ~ can ma ke you a survivor · tm even stronger person if \'ou don 't assume gwlt that lsn 't due yuu. and if you slop brooding. He tsn't a prufc~~iuna l cuttnl'iclur and he didn 't chargt.· a cent - and he isn 'l gay either, if lt1at 's wlmt sume uf \'e Senco • Oren · or U.S. Fiber Insulation At!a 000 100 000- 1 3 0 000 000 000- 0 1 1 cat• f 000 ooo 1oo- 1 6 1 Hanna, Oevme (81 and Sea 100 310 10)( - 6 "0 Pocorooa , Monte f usco. Lavelle ~y a n . Gr iff in (8 ) a~d Hum . <9 1 dnd Hill W Ha nna , 1 0 L phrey , M itchell and St•nson . W Montefusco , 0 l M•tcne tl , 1 1. L - Ryan , 0·1. PER BAG · ~ . WE'RE TASTEE , ]]3(p]f~C)'lj{J -?/ WITH FOOD BARGAINS! CHARCOAL ' ' HF BF ' qo~ c Thur sday , Apnt 2U fhru Aprtl 22 .. !l R1gh t R esE'r ved To limtt Ouanttfte!. We G lad!~ Ac ce pt F ed . Food Stamp s Monday fhru Fnday 9:00til7 :00 Saturday 9: 00"9:00 CLOSED DAYS 10 lb. bag $1 49 NSON CHICKEN BROTH !Jl.• oz . 4 c BESPAK S· RADISHES 10 count SAUSAGE 89e SOFT PRINT TOILET TISSUE 4 pkg. . 69C ASSORTED COOKIES 8 oz. pkg, 3/$1 TERRY lB. JOBO DOG FOOD · MACHINE RENTAL '25 00 PER DAY ' •1•• 5 cans $} R-VALUE COMPARISON CHART 0 OVEN KRISP Twin Pak sgc PRI SALTINE lb. 4~ 1 2 4 3 I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I lue POTATO CHIPS •- •---A-..E=RS~ Jumbo Roll BOLOGNA Sliced 2 lb. Women 's I I I Ft~ER ROCK WOOl NURSING SCHOLARSHIP-Teresa Meadows, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Meadows of Long Bottom, was presented a nursing scholarship at the Monday night meeting of the Middlepo1·t Bus1ness and Professwnal Women 's Club by Mr·s. Alwlida Werner, pres1dent. She has been accepted into the School of Nursing at the Holze r Medical Center, and will begin her trammg there th1s fall . Teresa is a senior al Southern High School where she ts taking the scientic course, is a member .of the F~enel: Club, the Tri-M Club, and un lhe scholarship tea m. She 1s active with the youth group of the Bald Knob Church. --SfEA-K '129 LB. ues ore fOr one inch of loose-fill insulatio n . LONGHORN· CHEESE--LB. '1 49 \ \CjtyJce_ &_ lst • •• ~treet . SPECIAL 12" PIZZA .....,_ .. __ ..... 'ric• 11.11 Will 'I" lllOII.·IUU .•WII. At'IJL 11·11 AUU GINO'S o , i.'~ '' I I I 1 1 I Wants to Preserve . In Pla stic Your I>'" ; '"' ~·t> o">~, •" Favorite Newspaper • .,,.., ,.~ Clipping Permanently • q,' ~>-"<:.,• <~ · J"xS" $3. 00 Plus • r:f>''~"" Po stage , Smaller • $2. 00 Plus Po stage ·""~··" ~· UP TO 30880 Briar Ridge Road LANGSVILLE, OHIO 45741 I ' ) How Many, Send a Clipping For Each. Nam•--- - - - - - I Address; _ _ _ _ _ __ II C;ly . _ _ _ _ _ __ i ______Zip- Send Your Clippings, Pay _Later state _ _ _ IL__ 1---~__;;;;.:,;~;..;:.::.;,_;;;,;.:;;:;.....;;._...;. =J GliVhdll help you ROYDEN HAWKINS TURNS ONE - The first birthday of Royd en Hawkins, son of Mr. arid--- ·· Mrs. Joe HawkJns, was celebrated recently with a party at his Hysell Run Road, A Winnie-the-Pooh cake was served with ice cr ea m . Gift s we re presented to him by Kenneth and VIrginia Michaels and sons, Beatrice and Todlc May, Rickie Clark and family, Glen Clark and fami ly, Mr s. Eileen Hawkins , and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark. in alittle over 9 years? MABEL ROUSH HAS BIRTHDAY Mabel E. Roush, a long lime resident of Letart, W. Va. is celebrating her 85th birthday at , Monterey NurslnK Home, Johnstown, Ohio. Ethel would enjoy bearing from her many relatives and friend s In Mason County. Unabl e to write, Ethel purchased a portable typewriter and does an excellent job with her corr es ponden ce. Ethel's dau g ht ers, Margaret Zeiher, Nedra Hoppe and Mary Slavin keep In close touch and bring her back to Mason County occasionally to visit relatives and fri ends. Send cards and letters to Mabel E. Roush, %67 N. Main Street, Johnstown, Ohio T hat's rightl $1,000.00 or $99,000.00 you doubl e your original investment ,in nine yea rs and 4:J days, earni ng an annual percentage rate of 7.50 % with a n effective annua l yield of 7.90 %,' provided all dail ,v compounded interest is allowed to acc umulate ove r the full maturi ty of the agreement. • We call it our DOUBLE VALUE CE RTI F ICATE. 43031. [n 1933, the UnitNl Sta tes went off the gold standard . And, in addition to al l thi s ... m onthl y or quarterly income ... paid on onr, two, three, fn ur or six yea r MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS In Order to Vote in ce rtificate interes1 compound ed dail y. l nlercst payab le monthl y if you des ire on cer t ifiL·ates wil h face amount of $5,000.00 orI more. • • the June 6th Primary •On tim e depositH, ret{ul a tions req ui re t hll l there he nn in tereHl penalLy if t he principnl is withdra wn before mnturity . Holder will be paid interest at. t.he nnnutt l rnt€' nf 5% leMlt three months for the time the principa l was on dcpol!'il. YOU MUST BE REGISTERED BY MAY 61li 11 You are Not R~gistered : Visit the Board's Office in Person - OR Phone the Board of Elections- 0 R Mail the Board a Card • CJhe Ohio Valley Bank·· 'Wtlli ']3;,':!! If You are in Doubt as to Whether You are Properly Registered, Phone the Board. Point Pleasant (304) 675-24110 Member FDIC '· MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ElECTIONS The Leading Savings Plans Are At The Leading Savings Bank MasoniC Temple Building P.o . Bbx 488.-Pome.-oy, Ohi04S769 Phone 992-2697 Hours 9: 00-4: O~Saturdays 9: 00· 1 ~: oo --~-->.,- I I ~ AIIYERSARY I· ---------;-1 -i~S:-iAMiir 1 ·<'"' _,<'L.~~· KEEPSAKE II 'b~<'"o G tl! ,po i 'S Ohi O . 2~4 in vice president of leadership development and spiritual growth. Mrs. Couch and Mrs. Smith served refreshments. .---~-"~,, REVIVAL SLATED A new life revival with Curt and Charlotte Davis is conti· nuing nightly at 7:30 at the Heath Un ited Methodi st Church in Middleport. Different speakers are fea tured each evening. The rev ival is sponsored by the Meigs County Churc hes and the public is invited to attend. FtBER GlASS ROUND Conferen<: e Granv ill e and heard a com. muni calion regarding White Cross needs over cmd above quulR from Mrs. Betty Wiles. Mrs. Phyllis Skinner presided at the meeting whi ch opened with the Lord 's Prayer. The Love gift was dedicated by Mrs. Ellen Couch, and Mrs. Margaret Bailey had the program entitled ''To Sha re Your Bread" taken from the program book , "Women of God, Yes." Sc riptures were read by Mrs. Burton Smith, Mrs. GeorgJa Watson, Mrs. Wiles and Mrs. Nettie Barnhart. Readings m· eluded " The Green Hevolu· lion" by Mrs. Maria Foster; "Population Explosion" by Mrs. Harriet Sterrett, and '' Chang in g World Economics" by Mrs. Smith. The clusing prayer was by Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Sterrett, and Mrs. Burton gilve the nornirHding committee report with officers elected being Mrs. Skinne r, president; Mrs_ Caryl Cook, secre!<!ry and treasure r : Mrs. Bailey, love gift chainnan ; Mrs. Sterrett, Christian social rcbtlionS; a~d Mrs. Foster, vuur rei:u.1crs suspert. RETURNS HOM E . It 's true, <Hl undcrstcmding and wise fricnlleun sonu~tnnes Mrs. Huby Burnside, Route do more tiKt ll a psyeiliHtl'l st. - (iAH Y . 2, Pomeroy, is recuperating ' IJEAHGAI!Y : from surgery which she In you r ease, he ttlsu did eurts!dcra bly less· than yuur undc underwent Thursday at St. tilL' psydua tnst, wh u should IJc report ed' I'm glad ~·ou'r e on ~' r a n cis Hos pital i n ~ oUI'\\~aybC~ l'k ! ·H . Cha rleston, W. Va . She is now at home. Goi ng to Charl eston with their mother were Mrs. Marga ret King, Mrs. Mary Lou Houda sheit , and Mr·s. Pat Thoma . Son Fr an MASON, W.VA. Anna Kathryn Wiles will be sponsored...in the Bike·a·tiwn for Re!R rded Citizens by the Missi onary Society of the Pomeroy First Bapti st Church. • Meeting Thursday night at the church, the Society made plans to send items to the Hy Helen Bottel 111e SAVE UP TO 20% Sorensen . Rodriguez [6) and Moore . Eckersley . Stanl ey {6), Tiant Ill and Fisk W- Tia nr [ 1 OJ. L - Rodriguer !O · ll . HRI Hous 070 000 011 S 1~ 0 - MilwauKee, H isle (5), ~and o San Ogo 00\ 000 000- I 4 1 {11 Niekro and Fer guson . Shtr Icy , F,nqers ( 61, Lol ich (BI and Ba li 100 001 100 3 9 0 NY 100200001 - ~8 0 Sweet W Nte k.r o, 1 1. L Stmle y , o 3 o Martmez , T.Martmez ' (91 Md Dempse.,. . Guidry . l'r'le 171 ( ,nc t 014 110 012 II 16 2 and M unson W- L yle ( 1 OJ LLA 000111000 - 3 91 T.Ma r t inez !0 1I HRs- New Norman , Murray (6J and York , J ack~on (2) Ben en , Su tton , Cast illo { 51. Garman in. For st er (9 ) and K C 401 000 000- 5 9 2 Yeager w- Nor man, '} 0 L Tor 000 000 000- 0 S 1 Splt ll orfl. and Porter . Le. Su non , 1 I HRs c,nci nnal t, Griffey .( 1J Fos ter ()J. Morga n manc zyk·, K i rkwood () ), W ill is IJJ, Ben ch I -l l. Los Angeles , ( 1) and Ceron e W ~ Spl1t1 0rH Garvf'y I 1) ( J Ol L Lem an c zyk [0 l l HR I Kansas C1ty , Ot i s (2,. (4 /12 PITCH) PrO. I>F:AH HElEN : You 're right, incest happens more than anyone wants to l~·l1eve . After my mollie!' left us . I was mule•ted l!y lilY father Ifrom the age of S<ven tu 12 1. When ile was angry, he 'd ei ther I>.· at me up or worse. and he threiltened tu kill me if I blew the whistle. .My ount finall)' found out and I went to live with her. But my unde. a psychiatrist. said he'd "str;;i~ htcn me out" with a three-week tamping trip. Instead IJe tried to prove that bi~ex­ .419 .333 . 227 Tu e~ day 's Results lex at ·c teve , ppd , ra in Oak at Minn . ppd ., rain (hi at Del , ppd .. ra i n Boston 7, Milwaukee 6 New Yo,-k 4, Balt imore 3 Kansas City 5. Toronto 0 Seattl e 6. Ca li forn ia 1 Todol '(S Probable Pi tc hen I All T im es EST> Oak land ( Langford 0 . 1) at M •nnesota I Zann 1 OJ. 2 : 1S p.m . New York { F igueroa l' ·Ol at ToronTo ( Ga r v in t .O), A p .m M il wau kee ! August ine 2· 1l at Boston ILE'e ?O J, 7·30p .m . (Morris 0 OJ at Oetro1t Clevel!!nd !Paxton 0 1), 7: l0 M it w Bos Roy Holter. Taking an active role in the banqUet were Norman Will, ma ster of · Pomona Grange; Mrs. Pauline Atkins , mistress . of ceremonies for the affair, Mrs . Men da l Jordan, junior deputy, and Mendal J ordan, deputy master. Vocal music was pro,viged by Mr. and Mrs. Wilda Mannon, Lawrence CountY. deputies. Favors for the banquet were from the Ohio State Grange Mutual and Casualty Co. and the Pomeroy National Bank. The !Rble arrangements were provided by the Rutland Garden Club and the dinner was served by the Salisbury Helen Help. . Us • • • Oa k a! M 1nn , ppd , ram 70 I I \ 4 .636 .44.:1 5 6 6 5 10 1 7 in the development of grange work in the county. County offi cials on hand and recogniz· Nl . were Eleanor Robson, r·ecorder; Henry Wells, commissioner; Larry Spencer, clerk or courts, and Robert Bowen, superintendent of schools. Presented were the five subordinate masters, Keith Ashley, Fred Goeglein, Bertha Crippen, Robert Reed, and Norman Will. Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan re· quested that all subordinate granges make' three stuffed ·.lays for Veterans Memorian Hospital as a special countywide project. It was noted that the Rock Springs bowling team participatwn. in the state competition. On the team were Wiiliam fuldford, Rober t Bowen, Harold Blackston, Roy Grueser. anrl • I at Salisbury School ~ Tl_lesday 's linescores · Mater l eague Results a .,. Un1tcd Press In t ernatio nal National League · GB 1 We st W L. O a~tand 6 6 45 5 ] Sr. n Otego 6 750 5 Arlan ra '1 7 .rn 51 < Tuesday's Resu lts Pn ila ar Pt sbgn , ppo , ra •n Chtcaqo 2, Montr ea l 1 New Yo rk. ) , 51 lOU IS 1 Houston ~ . San Otego 1 C•nc•nnal 1 11. Los Ang 3 Atlanta L San F ra n 0 Today 's Pr obolble Pi t chers ! All T imes EST ) New YorK. (Zacnry 1 0 1 at S!. LOUIS ( liltel l 0 01, 1 30 P m Montreal (May 0 1) at Ch ic a , qo !F ryman 00 ), 7 30 P m Altanta ( Ruth v en 0 1 ) at San FranCISCO ( Barr I 0), J · 05 p.m Ho us ton (And uj ar 0 71 at San 0 1ego ( F re isteben 0 0 ), 10 p .m . (,nc.nna ti ( Hum e 2 Ol at Los Angeles !J ohn '} 0). 10 JO p m Th ur sday's Gam es St Louis a t Pi ttsburgh Houston W. L. Pel. Detro 1t Bo ston Milwauk.e New York Clev elan d Batt 1more 11 1 3 3 We st C• nci nna 11 Los Angele!. Si! n Fran 600 583 6 455 444 7 .300 GB softball team and a girls tra ck team. Both have opened their seasons. Playing on the varsity ball team are: Sonia Ash, Tonia Ash Beth Bartrum, Glenda Bro'wn, Tracy Burdette, Dorthy Chapman , Kathy Howard, Jo McKinney , Pat Vaughan, Terri Wilson, Barb Fetty, Darl ene Thornton, I 1 Ea st s -l P tt tsburqh NOW AVAILABLE FOR YOUR JOB! Major League B'r' United Press lnterna1iona! Bal1ing · Cba~eelon 20 ar bat s) Nat ionallugue ' Runs Batted In National L eague : Morga n , ( in 14 ; Bench , Cin and S.Hende-rson . NY 11; Garvey and Mond ay , LA 10. American L eague : Coope r ,. Mil 15; His le and Thomas , M1 l and Ca r ew . Minn 12 ; Hobson and Rice , Bos and Small ey , M in'n 11 . Stole n Bases National League : C~d.~!'O, lOl l ton.. 9 p m Leaders Mil 4; nine players tied w ith 3. Quebt' c 5 Hou s ton 4 AprJI 20 Houston a! Quebec. 8 05 p m April /1 Houston at Quebe c, a OS p m x Apr it 13 Quebec a r Hous ton , 8 p m x Apr II ?6 Hous ton at Queoec, 8 05 p m x Apr il 2a Qu('bec r.t H ous By Greg Bailey Although the winter sports season is completed , girls' sports at Meigs High School conti nu e. As with boys, spring is the time the gi rls take to th e ball diamond, the cinders of the track, and the sawdust (or foam nowadays) of the jump pits. Meigs has a girls fast pitch Church becomes bike-a-thon sponsor. I Grange ·b'anquet held I for Meigs girls track, softball Thomas , (O! l Apr il 18 r -··- --··- .-----------......-------··- -., Announce remaining '78 schedule Mets edge Cards, 3-2 Wil"h·nqton 9 05 p.m Apr t ·1 Sa n Anton to ( 8 E!s f 01 SE:'\(I rlJ Ea Stern ConferE'nce ~ - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, April19, 1978 . - - . - '' ,, �• 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Aprill9, 1978 fi - The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, April 19, 1978 Phi/sons entertain OES officers Candystriper tea features pins _ . and certificate awarding· POLLY"S POINTERS ' Presentilllon of pms and certifica tes fur hour's of volunteer se r·vrct' and a cappmg ceremony highlig~ted the annua l Cand~· ~ tnpe r tea held Monda~ rught at Veterans r.temorial Hospital. ~lakin g the presrntau nns were Rhonda Darlc~· . H:-.1 . ward clerk, Candystriper ad- Sorden, Cindy Soyoc . Robin visors. Vining and Terri Zirkle. Candystnpers qualifying Following her welcome to fn r pins li·cre Barbara Schar- the Candystripes and guests. llger. 700 and 800 hour pins; Mrs. Dai ley intrQduccd W. S. C<1rol Schartiger, 500 and 600 Lu ca s, h os pit al adhour pins; Debra Hein, 200 ministrator , and then on and 300 hour pins; Debbie behalf of the Ca ndystripers, Davis and Pam Riffle , 200 presented to him for Veterans hour pins; Tern Bahr. Teresa Memoria l Hospital a lectern. Meadows. and Terry Vining, . others introduced were Mrs. \00 hour pms. ·Teresa Coll rns, HN. director Heceiving certificH tes for of nursing, a nd Mrs. Jesse volunt eer service were White . president of the Beverly F'aulkner and Tam- hospital Auxiliary. All thrl" my Pitzer. Caps went to spoke brieny during the even· Cathy Cross, Beck:· Crow, lng . Tanuny. DeBord. Teresa Er· Speakers on their areas of 1•in, Beverly Grate. KatJe hospital service were Mrs. l..<•wis. Tammy McDaniel. Lydia , Vill a nueva, MS. Bunnie McGraw , Jo McKin- r e g i s t e r e d ney , Cindy Pitzer, Terry dietitian ; Mrs. Pam Theiss. Pollens. and Jeanie Wood. MLT IASCPI CLT tHEW ), Other candystrip ers are lab technician ; Mrs. Karen Teresa Benedum , Diana H a i n e s Evans. Angela Martin, Lisa RT. x-ra1· technicran, \1rs. Na sh. Judi Perry, Lori Joa n Anders on. LP T. Pollens, Brenda Sampson, physical therapist; Michael Debra Shields, Susan Shields, Be nd in ell i H Sherri Starcher , Dawn B5N, M,s..., .hu11ce Evans. RN; ami Mrs . Carol Ault, AIINIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA SP(CIAI. ' 1 79 MON .• !Uf.l .• wtD. .,.ll 17-11 i1 All GINO'S \ OJ 0 c p c m -1 Wants to frame a puzzle ) CANDYST!UPER CAPS-R eceiving their caps during ce remonies Monday night at the Candystriper lea were seated, left to right, Beverly raulkner, Cathy Cross, Becky Crow, and Teresa Ervin; and standing, Beverly Grate. Katie Lewis. Tammy McDaniels, Bunny McGraw. Cindy Pitzer, and Terri Pullins. DEAH POLLY - l hope some of the readers can tell me how to prepare a I,IJOO. piece jigsaw puzzle for fram· ing. ·R.M. DEAR R.M. - I am SJJre some reader will come up with a better solution but you could cut a piece of plywood or very heavy cardboard to the size of the finis hed puzzle. cover with an all-purpose glue and then an inter-locking puzzle might slide right onto PH . phannamt; Mrs. Jan Dav is, MA . m ed ical assistant; Br ian Co nde, E MT. par<Jmcdic. and Mrs . Colli ns, drreclor of nursi ng. A social hour following the prog ra rn wa s hosted by mem· bers of the hospitill Auxiliary. . r Memories of the \ Soft and Sleek ?'" Footworks Girl! ~ Polly Cramer '· through and when I want to I ::; it. I would weight it all down until very dry so it would be completely nat. It seems it would then be r·eady for framing.- POLLY DEAH POLLY -· To help sluggish drains work better put one:fourth cup baking . soda in the dra in and then one-half cup vinegar. Close, if possible, for 10 minutes and then run the w11ter. GRANDMA DEAR POL LY -- My Pointer ~s for those who like to dry their clothes ouLside when at all possible. To avoid scrtrng socks twice hang both sucks close together and when dry roll each pair together as you take them fro m the line. Before painting wooden knobs poke holes in a stilck of newspapers and insert the screw bolts in the holes. S<:rew on the knobs and you Hre ready to brush or· spray paint the knobs. - JOAN DE~H POLLY.- My china cabinet is a bit small so some of my duna must be stored on upper sh elves in the kitchen cabineLs. Since these dishes are not used too oft en they tend to get il IJit sticky and dusty fro ru "s\wlf sm og" so I 1\T"P them irr clear plastic wrl:l p. Their prettiness show~ them they r1re shi ning clean and ready . I find th is keeps si lver from wnrrshing su quickly . too. -F:!.) !E DEA [{ FC ! .~lE - I have had pll:lsll l' wrr~ p stil'k to 1)ilver tL":ie "J SERVICE PINS- Present at the Candystriper tea Monday night to receive pins for vol unteer service were, left to right, Barbara Schartiger, 800 hours; Debbie Davis and Patn Riffle , 200 hours, and Te ri Vining, 100 hours. ~ " ~ ~ rtnd be tdmost un possible to remove. Clear plastic ba gs frum the dry dc;1 ncr~ do not .'i l ick Hnd pr ote ct. SIIver L'1 Ually as wel l - also retard ta rnJ slung. I ' ,_ ._:_~ . r\ccessori zi ng Spring's so ft e r . mor e femtnttH' !ashton dtrection is F oot work s. wit h talle( heels and trimmer . s ha pli e r si lhou et tes ~ Homan tic . fluid lines that bring nos talgic ihoughts of beautiful times whe n a yo ung la d y looke d lik e one . CHAPMAN SHOES ":\ e~t I (, '~ ~ Rhonda Dailey , RN for the Candystripers presented this lectern to W. S. Lucas, administrator. for Veterans Memorial Hospital. . • -· 1 ·- -·- ·- -·- - ·-I I i I I SLICED BACON •••••••••••••.•••••••••••••• !~·.s1.59 1-RE.NCH C ITY CALLIE HAMS •••.••.••••• ~: ••6.~~:.~.b~.~:·::.9.e.~b...; 79~ FRENCH C ITY $ BULK WIENERS •••••••••••••••.•••••••.••• ~~·. 1.19 HOME. MADE HAM SALAD ................ ~b~. 99~ LONGHORN By Pc CHEESE .. ........... lb. s t.49 Sliced s1.59 1 lb TEE N QUEEN MARGARINE.. :.... 2/79' 30 count CALIF. CELERY. .. ~~~-~~ 39 10 lb . IDAHO Bag e · BAKING POTATOES ......$129 19 oz. COOL' WHIP............................ 79~ 10 1 2 oz . CA MPBELLS CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP................... 2/49' o z. JOAN OF ARC · RED KIDNEY BEANS .....................:::. 69' JO 29 oz . Srze OSAGE PEACHES ..........................:~:. 65' 131, oz SWANSON CHICKEN BROTH ........................... 2/49' Pak SOFT PRINT TOILET TISSUES ................................69~ 15 oz. WHIT NY . PINK SALMON ...........................:~~ •. s1.79 4 1, 12 oz . J IFF CREAMY PEANUT.BUTTER .•••••••.•.•••••.•• ~ ........... 79' 48 count TE ND ERLEAF _ __ Box $ 11"(2~................................... 1.29 ip, Reg ., Elec . Perk . MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ................. $2.99 Social Cal~ndar 1 j Greg McCa ll , Principal of Harr isonv ille Elementary Schuu\rs releasing the Honor Roll for the fourth si x weeks. All stwienl s who made a grade of B or above in their subjects a rc listed : F'rrst Grade - Christina INSTALL PRESIDENT Mrs Florence Richards. past Etghth Dtstrict presi· dent, American Legion Aux· ihary. rnstalled Lori Ann Wood as jumor distncl pres!· dent. at the conference held Saturday at the 'Pomeroy l.egwn Hall. Mrs. Alex Blarr who was scheduled to install Mrss Wood was unable to attend . Specr al music dunng the day was presented by Adam Mar1111 who played an orrgtnal selecuon on the piano, and a girls trio from Junctr on Crty who sang, "I Am a Litt le Pickle." THVRSDAY ROCK SPH !NGS Better Health Club, Thursday , 1:15 p.m. 111 the horne of Mr; Amos l.eorrard . Program by Mrs ('\rfford l.<!rfhert wrth Mergs County Department n u r~e speaking un hypertension. Mrs. Roger l•·rn1crt to ha ve the contest. MAG~OI.IA CLUB . 7 30 Thursday . horneof Miss F:rrr11 Jes.., . .\1 ernbers to la ke ar· t1 clcs fu r sil ent •uct1on . f: P IS COPA l. Chur SEEN AND HEARD chwomen of t:raec Church . Hobin. Charlotte, and Dcf>. 12:30 p.m. luncheon meetmg bre Lehew , children of Mr . at the home of Mrss Eleanor and Mrs. Ro'bert Lehew, Col· Srnt lh. Butternut Ave . wnbus . spent the - weekend MIDDI.EPOHT Chrld Con- here v1srtrng therr grand· versatiOn League. 7 :wThu r>· pa rent.>. Mr . and Mrs. Harry da ) at the l'ol urn b!l> and Dav rs , Sp n ng Ave . , Southern Ulu o l<lectm Cu. Pomeroy . Guest nrght to be ob; erved. Mrs. NirnC)' Morm to have devouons. ~ rs . f'lurwe Ken· nc;\y and \Ir s f:l"'"' Whrll' , FAM ILY PARTI FA~ hoste'" " The btrthday of Mrs. FRIDAY 'Georgia Thoma, Chester was PAST Matrons As!\l,er auon cele brated at a famrly of F.\•angehne ChapLer 172 , galh<:rrng at her home Sw1· Order of Eastern Sta r Frrday dli)'. Attendrng were Mr. and at 7·30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. l.eo King, Columbll~: ·Mr s Marie Haw krn s, N . Mr' and Mrs. F~ar l Thoma , Seeund A,•e . Mrddlepnrt . Kelly and Suzan, Pomeroy : MONDAy and Mr . and Mrs.' Guy Mr::rcs- eouNTY H ~al th-flmma . Terri, Kev in , and Dcp11rlrnent Auxrlwry, 7 p.m' Cheryl, Hutland . A birthday Monday at the Health Dt•part· ca ke and rce cream were ment , Mechani c St. All rn· served and cards and gifts tcr·csted persons lnvrtcd to at- were presen ted to Mrs tend • Thum11 . lh Ch<.irk·tk !(,ldlidt I HARRISONVILLE TROOP 105t A visit to O'Bleness Hospital on Thursday after school was planned at a recent meeting of the Harrisonville Brownies. Saturday the girls met at Cobb's Grocery in Snowville to plant nowers. The Grocery sponsors the troop this year. Demonstrations at the meeting were on rock tumbling by Julie Cobb, and makrng necklaces by Denise Cobb. The brownies also learned the fl~g ceremony . Rosa Dillon is the leader and Patty Arnold , the assistan t leader. SYRACUSE TROOP 1100 Meeting Thursday nigl)t at the school, the troop staged a puppet show. The puppets were made by the Brownies from socks and the slrow was presented from a stage which they created last wee k. Kim Adams collected the dues, Mary Baldwin led in the pledge to the flag, Kim Cogar , led in the girl scout promise, and Wendy Fry told the Brownie B's. Donna Curtis was a visitin g Brownie. Mrs. Nancy Hubbard was a guest for the Puppet show. ~en A letter from a student be· lng assisted by the Men's Li ght and Life Fellowship of the Laur el Cliff Fr ee Methodist Church was read at the group 's rcccrrt rnce trng at the church. Steve l<:blin presided at the meeting with Bob Barton giv· ing the opening prayer. There was scripture by F.d Va n In· wagcn from Psalms 55. The secretary 's report was given by Lloyd Wright and it was noted that a rug has been pur· chased for the Sunday school room, and new lights have been installed in the sanctuary. Se ldon Baker , J r. gave th e c l osi ng pr ayer. Refreshments were served. Parker Stevenson ''not like an actor at all' ' CHOICES the facility. There will be a covered dish dinner and a specia I program to honor members of the club. Mrs. Gretta Simpson, Mrs. Weese, and Mrs. Grimm will plan the · program , and Mrs. Opa l Diddle will have the devotions. Mrs. Laura Circle presided at the meeting. Refreshments were served by Mr . and Mrs. -Philson from a table centered with an arrangement of yellow daffodils. Karen Blaker Ph.D. - Bits of advice DEAR DR. BLAKER When my 5-year..,\d had surgery, I read extensive ly on preparing youn g t:hildre:n for a hosp ital stay. Now my teen-ager is about to have an operation on his knee, and I rea lly don 'l know how to ease Iu s fea rs Would it be condescend ing to ::tssum e he needs a~ mu eh comfort and suppo rt as my younger chrld? DEAR READER - You are on the rig ht track! Your teenager may put on a facade of bravado. But he needs just as mu ch help as your you nger child . Give him access·to as much information as he wants about the upcoming surgery . Arrange for his doctor to tell him about the operation , us· lng models if possible. Take him on a tour of the hospilill. Mrs. Diddle receives pin A 20-pound pin was presented to Mrs. Helen Did· die at the Monday night meeting of the Conwa y Diet class held at the Meigs Inn. Fifteen new members were welcomed into the class. Mrs. Mildred J acobs got the trophy for the most weekly weight lost, and Catherine Biron was the runner-up. At the Tuesday night meeting held at Mason, 23 new members were welcom· ed. Top loser for the week wa s Judy Fry. At the Alheru; class th ree new members wer e, taken in, with Larry Morris being the bi ggest loser, and Teresa Hawkins. the runn er-up. Lillian Pierson received her 50 pound pin and c-ertificate at the Pt. Pleasan t · class meeting Thursday night. Geraldine Bless lost the most weekly weight, and her rwmer-up was Nancy Bragg. ~A . ,. Rent a BLUELUSTRE snomp0001 Bass, Hobin Butcher. Brian Ca rr, Stacy Dalton, Brian Du rham , Stacey Gibbs , Dena Hall , Wesl ey Howard, all A's, Jared Sheets, all A's, and Melissa White . Second Grade - Laura Cobb, Ti ffa ny Dillon, Timm y Chad Gaus, Eddie Gilliam, Ani la Levacy , Rola nd Morr is. Scott Oberhaoze r, Cindy Payne, Brian Shuler, Kevin Ta nner and Scott Williams. · Third Grade - Jeff Arnold, a ll A's, Susan Arnold , Melanie Arnold. Marty Cline , all A's, Lois Eblln, Chris Hanrng , Jesse Howard , Jay Peav\ey, Jodie Wells. Fourth Gra de - Kenda Donohue, Melissa Howard, Bridget Largent , and . Hrchelle Whit e. Fifth Grade - Mike Cline, Rhonda Haddox , Bettyann Lofti s, and Vicky Peav\ey. Sixth Grade - She rry Arn old. all A's, Pa ul Riggs and Tina Yost. to get me scruDOH'lg ocuon vou neca 10 loosen oM lltl oo1 g rou~a m 01n ana gnme Ana use BlUE LUSII!E shampoo ro ger your ca rpels tmghl ciOOn and plusfll RENT only i2 .SO per day BAKER FURNITURE Middlep.ort, 0. 1s ••• The Only Italian You Need to Know Monday • Tuntlay • Wetlntsday April 17-11-19 GINO 'S PIZZA IS" 'T AN ORDINARY PIZ ZA. IT 'S A SUPER EXJAA·OADINARV P'IZZA Shaun A GENUINELy GIUAT , ALL-ITALIAN PIZZA THAT Will THRill YOU WITH THE GOOD TASTE OF THAT OL' ' COUNTRY FLA VOR. hl' These experiences will ~f. fer him opportunities to ex· press his feelings . Stay with him as much as possible dur· ing his hospitalrzation. After he is home, encourage him to l<tlk about the experience. DEAR DH . BLAKER - Our tu gh .school admrnistratur finall y decided to allow girl s to compete in boys' spurts: I was thrilled because, as a senior, this is my last year to try out for the varsity basket· ba ll team . ' It 's somethin g I hllve always dreamed of doing. Now I am upset. The girls' gym teacher is trying to reverse l~ • tft>Nd p11U "''"'"' J0 d'11 WI llUIVI I H( lt(;H I fO LIMIT QU.INitiiU TISFACI ION GUAHAN I EE NONI APRIL 17 THRU APRIL 21 program . She and f used to be good fri ends. But now I can't even stand to talk to her. How can I fight without jeopardizing my chances to graduate? DEAR READER - It probably seems like your gym 7:30 EACH EVEN lNG PAUL KELlER, SPEAKER "Hear the Truth In Simplicity" . HHrdabout "UN-BRANDED" PRODUCTS? At Kroger, you can depend on !l ra nlf pur C ~<llll p<~ C e $ 59 We Invite You To COMPARE Our Brands and Prices ... u.IAII Y Mayonnolae Meat Beef. Kroger 1 Wieners ... ... . Pkg. ruuunulcd to Ius acting l'horcs. Even w1lh a few muvtes under Ius belt. tile call MAKE LIST fru111 Cahfurnw winch i:tSkt'<.l Four Meigs Co unty \ur n to test fur the part of >1udenls attending Ohio State Frank Hardy found hinr Universrty have been named working on a mr1ster 's proto the winter quarter honor grm n 111 IJusincs:; Ht New roll making at least a 3.5 York Universi ty. average out of four points, All that rvy ha s obviously according to the university. rubbed off . .. Park~ r dut!s11'! The four includes Mandie t:umc unlike au actor ~ta ll ," Kay Rose, Route I, Long says Chr is Nyby, a di rector Bottom; Kellee Jo Burdette. for lhc Ha rd y Boy s Mid dl eport; William D. Mysteries. in US rnagazine . Swishe r, Middleport , and "li e walks on tire set and Richard Alan Couch, looks like what II•· IS - Ivy Pomer oy. I~a gue . sports <.:oa t. !:)Crious. rnt c lh ~enl. He thinks a lot. You can fjlmust sc~ lhr Holzer Medico! Center wheels tu r nin g ." (Discharges Aprlll8) ,:,:::::::::::: ;;:;:::::::::;::::::::::::::::::=: ::::;::::::::::::::::::::: Lorraine Aeiker, Octav a Akers, Belinda Bailey, Ardell The Monitors at th e Boring, Mrs. Michael Bush French Art Colony will be and son, Mrs. Joel Dennis and Mrs. Oorotha Suiter and daughter, Donald Douglass, Mrs. Flossie L.oe for the Cecil Gussler, Mrs. Ephraim Saturday I till 3 p.m. duty Herdman and daughter, Sally ond Mrs. Ronald Calhoun Hill, Mrs. Charles Hoschar ond Mrs . Raymond and son, Eva lves, Wesley Blowers for the late watch. Jac kso n, Norma Marquis, The Sunday duty will be Deborah Metzler , Gayle shared by Mrs. Florence Mullens, Mrs. DaMy Neal l.lntala , and Mrs. Stella and daughter, Jon Nibert, Arnold; the 3 till 5 p.m. Henry Roney, Sr., Martha watch will be shared by Rose, Marvin Sa uer, Mary Mrs. Florence WIIUs and Shamblin , lsob el Sheets, Mls• Ermalle Straight. Michael Yeagle. ::::::::::::::;:;:::::::;::::::::;:::::':·:::.;.;.;.;.;.:::::::::'::::::::::::;. t Births AprU 18) • "- Mr . and Mrs. Martin SERIES TO START . Chapman , a son, Middleport ; The Athens Birth Center Mr . and Mrs . J erry will be starting a series of Ga lloway, a daughter, Crown classes on " Pregnancy and Cit y; Mr. and Mrs. John Preparation for Homebirth." Pickens, a daughter, RavensTo pics to be covered include wood; Mr. and Mrs . Mitchell prenatal care, nutrition, Williams, a daughter, ph ys i o 1 o g i c a I and Jackson . psyc hologica l aspects of pregnancy and birth. Classes begin on Wednesday, April 26, at 7 p.m. at 4 and on.,half · West State St., Athens, in the coffee house above the Casa QUE Pasa Restaurant. (.lasses will be held each PIZZA Wednesday for six weeks two hour periods each. For more ...... l'rlco $lit information call Christine at 614-<198·7191. W~M'I" 12"' .................. ......_ _ -. -11-lt AI All GINO'S 7 FROZEN SAUSAGE . PEPPERONI CHEESE . OR HAMBURGER c Jeno' s 13 _01 • Pina ......... ... ..Pkg. , t.OZ . Mml. .lOI"'*!IinU ICIOOII~DAIIY Fresh Picnic Pork Roast ..... .lb I I I HOLLY FARMS . U.S.O.A. INSPECTEO I Mixed Fryer Parts ............ Jb. I I I I I I I I I o, I I I Irish Spring Soap ... I I ~\ I I I I . 5·%·!.1 lda~o .!1 I I GE .. ..... ... .... Bars Kroger 20·01. White Bread ....... ... .. ... · Ln. ROUND TOP $129 Bak•ng I o-lb. Potatoes ............ aaa EAT OUT? OR EAT IN AND SAVE PINT IITUINAILI $119 8 __ Sugar Free 7-Up or Stun· Up_.1'\US~DII'OSIT . _ ,.. . ,_ age •· ~ Cofftt er.....,. ..'l:: 1 Spotlight SIDCl UP _;,B c ff ee Nou•l' .... , ean o NO COUPON .,. • 3 Q~rl . J" Ennare Bi•cultl .. ~:"I 9 c SLICED ... LB. 89 ' Park er Stevenson KNOWN BRANDS YOU CAN TRUST Boneless Top Round Roast 5010 OlA LliS . •t 1<.•0\je> ' 'lly • r~nte ..J 1<;10 ~ () Ut 10! ~ 1 ot "'I"U' ICI"'e' u yOv ''" no r ~nl8 POMEROY, 0. 200 W. MAIN th e decisi on. She wan ts a separate girls' sports Cass idy . MEETS TONIGHT Southern Junior High ·PTO will meet Wednesday at 7:$0 p.m. GOSPEL MEETING CO .. YIIGHT lt / 1- IHI II OGU CO ITIMS AfriiD PII(U GOOD lUNDAY APIIl 16. 1•11 1141U U, I UIOII Y Al'll l U , lf 71 IN ' ' ""· wn.tn •~•· '•~ . rel llll:lllll)ll1e wrne lld vH'>OJ5 o • d •• •" c"-<: k w~ •C II w•~ e ntotll you 10 (lur e hue rt•e • d•·t •T•Mfl • lfl'"~ •Tem ,.. ,, n rne · Write to Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box ,4B9. Radio City Statron, New York , N.Y. 100 19.. Volume of mail prohi IJrts pers onal replies, but questions of general interest will be distussed in future columns. Except Closed Saturday Midnight Til 9 AM Sunday ADVER TI SED ITEM POLICY _, _j,,"" '"'""'- lose fate !· ' 24 ADAY - [ lch ot rneu 111vBftiH d •1tm1 •• reQwr&!l to Ill! 'i~'d '. ' ~ l ~ l~ llllt lor w lfl tn ett~ i( r(IQtr St o•e B• CI]I I ~' t.Pt< •h~ l f~ Mlto '" IIlii Ml II ~· ~ \lo run 11"1 ot o~ n ~d vtr t oNd ot t m M1 .,.,.,11 of! I I you YUYI ' hO!\.C Of . C(.ll''lj>dl•bl~ I I tht · boys . In reality, of course, few girls would be able to qualify for the boys' tewns . Ask y\,ur gym teacher why she is trytng to reverse the administration 's decision. If you laun ch you r attack without understa nding the issues, you will defini tely lose a friend. And you may a.lso CHURCH OF CHRIST YOUR FRIENDLY KROGER STOR 's group has'.meeting " We'r.c not Tom <r nd Jerry or Bcttrnrm and Hobin . It ctrmoy!'J Il~ both wl1crr we're lumped to,Lwthcr. We' n• two actors who pla y well together. but we 're very differe nt .. Urrlrke C<tssidy, who grew up amrd the hoopla of 1-lul\ywoud , Steverrson's roots trrtc:e bttck to curly New England. He's a product of prep schoo l and Prrneeton, where he· was g rmlu<rll~l witl1 c.t dcg n:c 111 art vnd an:hJtectural lt istur v. Through it all. CANDYSTIU PEH TEA SPF.AKERS-A look at vanous areas of service in a hospital wa s given the Candystripers and their guests at the lea . Spea kers were sealed , left to right, Teresa Collrns, direc tor of nurses : Michael Ben indelli, hospital pharrnacist ; Jan Davis, medical assrstant ; and Brran Conde, paramedic; and standing, Lydia Villaneuva, dietitia n; Joan Anderson. physical therapist; Karen Hair)eS, registered technologist, and Pam Theiss, lab techn ician. Honor roll I l'O·St Hr 1 WEDNESDAY SOUTHERN Junior Hi ~ h PTO Wednesda y. 7:30 p m. MEIGS County Fish and Game Wednesday at club house 7:30 p.m. REGULAR Mf. f.TING , Area Vol unt eer Frre and Emerg ency 1\ ss n.. Wed· nesday . 7::!0 p n 1. at frre st ation in Rutl<tod . MEIGS Muzz lcl uader s Club, 7:30pm . Wednesday at Tewksbary Barber Shop. W. Second , Pomeroy; all rn· ter ested wel come. SPE CIAL MEE TI NG, Pomeroy Lodge 164 , ~' &AM, 7:30 this even rng wrlh work In EA Degree ; all maste r masons tnvited. r-·-· -·- -··-·- -··-·- -·- ·-·-· -·-·-··-, I Gir1Scout 1)iary I Roses." Racine Chapter inspection to be held in June was discussed and it was decided to make favors for the meeting. Mrs. Webb will be chairman. Plans were also. made for a special meeting in June at the Shrine Park with a reunion of all past matrons and past patrons of Racine Chapter. Ralph Webb and Ben Philson will have char~e of arrangements for use of Hardy Bo{.) Parkcr Steverr· sorr , of his relationshrp with " . "God Knows What We Ca-n Do." The program by Mrs. Philson was on "Lessons in Uving'' with Mrs. Lillian Weese reading "! Know Something Good About You" and Mrs. Chlorus Grillllll reading "Fony Thousand ·· We'rt• not tclcvls10n'!i Siamese l wins," says elder K to E lberfe lds in Pomeroy" - fou nd plw;.tic wrap IS fnw for d111w but do nul pull rt too lr g hll ~·. ­ POI.l.Y .( ~ ' hm't' RACINE-Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phil son entertained the pa~ t officers of Ra cine C h~pter, Order of the Eastern Star, a[ their home recently. · Devotions were given by Mrs. Ralph Webb from Psalm 103 with a readinc . teacher is sta nding between you and the fulfi llment of a dream . However, you may not be aware of all the extenuahng circumstctn ce.s .sur· rounding this iss ue. Drd you know, for example, that many girls' coaches are against "eq ualil,y for the sexes" in sport.<; at this time? They feel it would be detrimen tal to the long-range development of gi rls' athl etic capabilities. 'fhis view sterns from their fear tha t schools might cut funds for girls' sports if they muld rationalize that girls are free to compete with Crisco Shortening $ 59 ·ll. c.. LIMIT I CAN PLIASI I I I OF IIIACAt<>Ma~UI 12'1. -ol 39C Kroger Dtnntr.. .... · ClOV II YAUU Grape Jelly . ggc . PrlltrYII ·~:.·· CLOl/lt ~ALll f lflAWMh't' ..... ....... Jer 69 c 89 C �• 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, Aprill9, 1978 fi - The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Wednesday, April 19, 1978 Phi/sons entertain OES officers Candystriper tea features pins _ . and certificate awarding· POLLY"S POINTERS ' Presentilllon of pms and certifica tes fur hour's of volunteer se r·vrct' and a cappmg ceremony highlig~ted the annua l Cand~· ~ tnpe r tea held Monda~ rught at Veterans r.temorial Hospital. ~lakin g the presrntau nns were Rhonda Darlc~· . H:-.1 . ward clerk, Candystriper ad- Sorden, Cindy Soyoc . Robin visors. Vining and Terri Zirkle. Candystnpers qualifying Following her welcome to fn r pins li·cre Barbara Schar- the Candystripes and guests. llger. 700 and 800 hour pins; Mrs. Dai ley intrQduccd W. S. C<1rol Schartiger, 500 and 600 Lu ca s, h os pit al adhour pins; Debra Hein, 200 ministrator , and then on and 300 hour pins; Debbie behalf of the Ca ndystripers, Davis and Pam Riffle , 200 presented to him for Veterans hour pins; Tern Bahr. Teresa Memoria l Hospital a lectern. Meadows. and Terry Vining, . others introduced were Mrs. \00 hour pms. ·Teresa Coll rns, HN. director Heceiving certificH tes for of nursing, a nd Mrs. Jesse volunt eer service were White . president of the Beverly F'aulkner and Tam- hospital Auxiliary. All thrl" my Pitzer. Caps went to spoke brieny during the even· Cathy Cross, Beck:· Crow, lng . Tanuny. DeBord. Teresa Er· Speakers on their areas of 1•in, Beverly Grate. KatJe hospital service were Mrs. l..<•wis. Tammy McDaniel. Lydia , Vill a nueva, MS. Bunnie McGraw , Jo McKin- r e g i s t e r e d ney , Cindy Pitzer, Terry dietitian ; Mrs. Pam Theiss. Pollens. and Jeanie Wood. MLT IASCPI CLT tHEW ), Other candystrip ers are lab technician ; Mrs. Karen Teresa Benedum , Diana H a i n e s Evans. Angela Martin, Lisa RT. x-ra1· technicran, \1rs. Na sh. Judi Perry, Lori Joa n Anders on. LP T. Pollens, Brenda Sampson, physical therapist; Michael Debra Shields, Susan Shields, Be nd in ell i H Sherri Starcher , Dawn B5N, M,s..., .hu11ce Evans. RN; ami Mrs . Carol Ault, AIINIVERSARY SPECIAL 12" PIZZA SP(CIAI. ' 1 79 MON .• !Uf.l .• wtD. .,.ll 17-11 i1 All GINO'S \ OJ 0 c p c m -1 Wants to frame a puzzle ) CANDYST!UPER CAPS-R eceiving their caps during ce remonies Monday night at the Candystriper lea were seated, left to right, Beverly raulkner, Cathy Cross, Becky Crow, and Teresa Ervin; and standing, Beverly Grate. Katie Lewis. Tammy McDaniels, Bunny McGraw. Cindy Pitzer, and Terri Pullins. DEAH POLLY - l hope some of the readers can tell me how to prepare a I,IJOO. piece jigsaw puzzle for fram· ing. ·R.M. DEAR R.M. - I am SJJre some reader will come up with a better solution but you could cut a piece of plywood or very heavy cardboard to the size of the finis hed puzzle. cover with an all-purpose glue and then an inter-locking puzzle might slide right onto PH . phannamt; Mrs. Jan Dav is, MA . m ed ical assistant; Br ian Co nde, E MT. par<Jmcdic. and Mrs . Colli ns, drreclor of nursi ng. A social hour following the prog ra rn wa s hosted by mem· bers of the hospitill Auxiliary. . r Memories of the \ Soft and Sleek ?'" Footworks Girl! ~ Polly Cramer '· through and when I want to I ::; it. I would weight it all down until very dry so it would be completely nat. It seems it would then be r·eady for framing.- POLLY DEAH POLLY -· To help sluggish drains work better put one:fourth cup baking . soda in the dra in and then one-half cup vinegar. Close, if possible, for 10 minutes and then run the w11ter. GRANDMA DEAR POL LY -- My Pointer ~s for those who like to dry their clothes ouLside when at all possible. To avoid scrtrng socks twice hang both sucks close together and when dry roll each pair together as you take them fro m the line. Before painting wooden knobs poke holes in a stilck of newspapers and insert the screw bolts in the holes. S<:rew on the knobs and you Hre ready to brush or· spray paint the knobs. - JOAN DE~H POLLY.- My china cabinet is a bit small so some of my duna must be stored on upper sh elves in the kitchen cabineLs. Since these dishes are not used too oft en they tend to get il IJit sticky and dusty fro ru "s\wlf sm og" so I 1\T"P them irr clear plastic wrl:l p. Their prettiness show~ them they r1re shi ning clean and ready . I find th is keeps si lver from wnrrshing su quickly . too. -F:!.) !E DEA [{ FC ! .~lE - I have had pll:lsll l' wrr~ p stil'k to 1)ilver tL":ie "J SERVICE PINS- Present at the Candystriper tea Monday night to receive pins for vol unteer service were, left to right, Barbara Schartiger, 800 hours; Debbie Davis and Patn Riffle , 200 hours, and Te ri Vining, 100 hours. ~ " ~ ~ rtnd be tdmost un possible to remove. Clear plastic ba gs frum the dry dc;1 ncr~ do not .'i l ick Hnd pr ote ct. SIIver L'1 Ually as wel l - also retard ta rnJ slung. I ' ,_ ._:_~ . r\ccessori zi ng Spring's so ft e r . mor e femtnttH' !ashton dtrection is F oot work s. wit h talle( heels and trimmer . s ha pli e r si lhou et tes ~ Homan tic . fluid lines that bring nos talgic ihoughts of beautiful times whe n a yo ung la d y looke d lik e one . CHAPMAN SHOES ":\ e~t I (, '~ ~ Rhonda Dailey , RN for the Candystripers presented this lectern to W. S. Lucas, administrator. for Veterans Memorial Hospital. . • -· 1 ·- -·- ·- -·- - ·-I I i I I SLICED BACON •••••••••••••.•••••••••••••• !~·.s1.59 1-RE.NCH C ITY CALLIE HAMS •••.••.••••• ~: ••6.~~:.~.b~.~:·::.9.e.~b...; 79~ FRENCH C ITY $ BULK WIENERS •••••••••••••••.•••••••.••• ~~·. 1.19 HOME. MADE HAM SALAD ................ ~b~. 99~ LONGHORN By Pc CHEESE .. ........... lb. s t.49 Sliced s1.59 1 lb TEE N QUEEN MARGARINE.. :.... 2/79' 30 count CALIF. CELERY. .. ~~~-~~ 39 10 lb . IDAHO Bag e · BAKING POTATOES ......$129 19 oz. COOL' WHIP............................ 79~ 10 1 2 oz . CA MPBELLS CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP................... 2/49' o z. JOAN OF ARC · RED KIDNEY BEANS .....................:::. 69' JO 29 oz . Srze OSAGE PEACHES ..........................:~:. 65' 131, oz SWANSON CHICKEN BROTH ........................... 2/49' Pak SOFT PRINT TOILET TISSUES ................................69~ 15 oz. WHIT NY . PINK SALMON ...........................:~~ •. s1.79 4 1, 12 oz . J IFF CREAMY PEANUT.BUTTER .•••••••.•.•••••.•• ~ ........... 79' 48 count TE ND ERLEAF _ __ Box $ 11"(2~................................... 1.29 ip, Reg ., Elec . Perk . MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ................. $2.99 Social Cal~ndar 1 j Greg McCa ll , Principal of Harr isonv ille Elementary Schuu\rs releasing the Honor Roll for the fourth si x weeks. All stwienl s who made a grade of B or above in their subjects a rc listed : F'rrst Grade - Christina INSTALL PRESIDENT Mrs Florence Richards. past Etghth Dtstrict presi· dent, American Legion Aux· ihary. rnstalled Lori Ann Wood as jumor distncl pres!· dent. at the conference held Saturday at the 'Pomeroy l.egwn Hall. Mrs. Alex Blarr who was scheduled to install Mrss Wood was unable to attend . Specr al music dunng the day was presented by Adam Mar1111 who played an orrgtnal selecuon on the piano, and a girls trio from Junctr on Crty who sang, "I Am a Litt le Pickle." THVRSDAY ROCK SPH !NGS Better Health Club, Thursday , 1:15 p.m. 111 the horne of Mr; Amos l.eorrard . Program by Mrs ('\rfford l.<!rfhert wrth Mergs County Department n u r~e speaking un hypertension. Mrs. Roger l•·rn1crt to ha ve the contest. MAG~OI.IA CLUB . 7 30 Thursday . horneof Miss F:rrr11 Jes.., . .\1 ernbers to la ke ar· t1 clcs fu r sil ent •uct1on . f: P IS COPA l. Chur SEEN AND HEARD chwomen of t:raec Church . Hobin. Charlotte, and Dcf>. 12:30 p.m. luncheon meetmg bre Lehew , children of Mr . at the home of Mrss Eleanor and Mrs. Ro'bert Lehew, Col· Srnt lh. Butternut Ave . wnbus . spent the - weekend MIDDI.EPOHT Chrld Con- here v1srtrng therr grand· versatiOn League. 7 :wThu r>· pa rent.>. Mr . and Mrs. Harry da ) at the l'ol urn b!l> and Dav rs , Sp n ng Ave . , Southern Ulu o l<lectm Cu. Pomeroy . Guest nrght to be ob; erved. Mrs. NirnC)' Morm to have devouons. ~ rs . f'lurwe Ken· nc;\y and \Ir s f:l"'"' Whrll' , FAM ILY PARTI FA~ hoste'" " The btrthday of Mrs. FRIDAY 'Georgia Thoma, Chester was PAST Matrons As!\l,er auon cele brated at a famrly of F.\•angehne ChapLer 172 , galh<:rrng at her home Sw1· Order of Eastern Sta r Frrday dli)'. Attendrng were Mr. and at 7·30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. l.eo King, Columbll~: ·Mr s Marie Haw krn s, N . Mr' and Mrs. F~ar l Thoma , Seeund A,•e . Mrddlepnrt . Kelly and Suzan, Pomeroy : MONDAy and Mr . and Mrs.' Guy Mr::rcs- eouNTY H ~al th-flmma . Terri, Kev in , and Dcp11rlrnent Auxrlwry, 7 p.m' Cheryl, Hutland . A birthday Monday at the Health Dt•part· ca ke and rce cream were ment , Mechani c St. All rn· served and cards and gifts tcr·csted persons lnvrtcd to at- were presen ted to Mrs tend • Thum11 . lh Ch<.irk·tk !(,ldlidt I HARRISONVILLE TROOP 105t A visit to O'Bleness Hospital on Thursday after school was planned at a recent meeting of the Harrisonville Brownies. Saturday the girls met at Cobb's Grocery in Snowville to plant nowers. The Grocery sponsors the troop this year. Demonstrations at the meeting were on rock tumbling by Julie Cobb, and makrng necklaces by Denise Cobb. The brownies also learned the fl~g ceremony . Rosa Dillon is the leader and Patty Arnold , the assistan t leader. SYRACUSE TROOP 1100 Meeting Thursday nigl)t at the school, the troop staged a puppet show. The puppets were made by the Brownies from socks and the slrow was presented from a stage which they created last wee k. Kim Adams collected the dues, Mary Baldwin led in the pledge to the flag, Kim Cogar , led in the girl scout promise, and Wendy Fry told the Brownie B's. Donna Curtis was a visitin g Brownie. Mrs. Nancy Hubbard was a guest for the Puppet show. ~en A letter from a student be· lng assisted by the Men's Li ght and Life Fellowship of the Laur el Cliff Fr ee Methodist Church was read at the group 's rcccrrt rnce trng at the church. Steve l<:blin presided at the meeting with Bob Barton giv· ing the opening prayer. There was scripture by F.d Va n In· wagcn from Psalms 55. The secretary 's report was given by Lloyd Wright and it was noted that a rug has been pur· chased for the Sunday school room, and new lights have been installed in the sanctuary. Se ldon Baker , J r. gave th e c l osi ng pr ayer. Refreshments were served. Parker Stevenson ''not like an actor at all' ' CHOICES the facility. There will be a covered dish dinner and a specia I program to honor members of the club. Mrs. Gretta Simpson, Mrs. Weese, and Mrs. Grimm will plan the · program , and Mrs. Opa l Diddle will have the devotions. Mrs. Laura Circle presided at the meeting. Refreshments were served by Mr . and Mrs. -Philson from a table centered with an arrangement of yellow daffodils. Karen Blaker Ph.D. - Bits of advice DEAR DR. BLAKER When my 5-year..,\d had surgery, I read extensive ly on preparing youn g t:hildre:n for a hosp ital stay. Now my teen-ager is about to have an operation on his knee, and I rea lly don 'l know how to ease Iu s fea rs Would it be condescend ing to ::tssum e he needs a~ mu eh comfort and suppo rt as my younger chrld? DEAR READER - You are on the rig ht track! Your teenager may put on a facade of bravado. But he needs just as mu ch help as your you nger child . Give him access·to as much information as he wants about the upcoming surgery . Arrange for his doctor to tell him about the operation , us· lng models if possible. Take him on a tour of the hospilill. Mrs. Diddle receives pin A 20-pound pin was presented to Mrs. Helen Did· die at the Monday night meeting of the Conwa y Diet class held at the Meigs Inn. Fifteen new members were welcomed into the class. Mrs. Mildred J acobs got the trophy for the most weekly weight lost, and Catherine Biron was the runner-up. At the Tuesday night meeting held at Mason, 23 new members were welcom· ed. Top loser for the week wa s Judy Fry. At the Alheru; class th ree new members wer e, taken in, with Larry Morris being the bi ggest loser, and Teresa Hawkins. the runn er-up. Lillian Pierson received her 50 pound pin and c-ertificate at the Pt. Pleasan t · class meeting Thursday night. Geraldine Bless lost the most weekly weight, and her rwmer-up was Nancy Bragg. ~A . ,. Rent a BLUELUSTRE snomp0001 Bass, Hobin Butcher. Brian Ca rr, Stacy Dalton, Brian Du rham , Stacey Gibbs , Dena Hall , Wesl ey Howard, all A's, Jared Sheets, all A's, and Melissa White . Second Grade - Laura Cobb, Ti ffa ny Dillon, Timm y Chad Gaus, Eddie Gilliam, Ani la Levacy , Rola nd Morr is. Scott Oberhaoze r, Cindy Payne, Brian Shuler, Kevin Ta nner and Scott Williams. · Third Grade - Jeff Arnold, a ll A's, Susan Arnold , Melanie Arnold. Marty Cline , all A's, Lois Eblln, Chris Hanrng , Jesse Howard , Jay Peav\ey, Jodie Wells. Fourth Gra de - Kenda Donohue, Melissa Howard, Bridget Largent , and . Hrchelle Whit e. Fifth Grade - Mike Cline, Rhonda Haddox , Bettyann Lofti s, and Vicky Peav\ey. Sixth Grade - She rry Arn old. all A's, Pa ul Riggs and Tina Yost. to get me scruDOH'lg ocuon vou neca 10 loosen oM lltl oo1 g rou~a m 01n ana gnme Ana use BlUE LUSII!E shampoo ro ger your ca rpels tmghl ciOOn and plusfll RENT only i2 .SO per day BAKER FURNITURE Middlep.ort, 0. 1s ••• The Only Italian You Need to Know Monday • Tuntlay • Wetlntsday April 17-11-19 GINO 'S PIZZA IS" 'T AN ORDINARY PIZ ZA. IT 'S A SUPER EXJAA·OADINARV P'IZZA Shaun A GENUINELy GIUAT , ALL-ITALIAN PIZZA THAT Will THRill YOU WITH THE GOOD TASTE OF THAT OL' ' COUNTRY FLA VOR. hl' These experiences will ~f. fer him opportunities to ex· press his feelings . Stay with him as much as possible dur· ing his hospitalrzation. After he is home, encourage him to l<tlk about the experience. DEAR DH . BLAKER - Our tu gh .school admrnistratur finall y decided to allow girl s to compete in boys' spurts: I was thrilled because, as a senior, this is my last year to try out for the varsity basket· ba ll team . ' It 's somethin g I hllve always dreamed of doing. Now I am upset. The girls' gym teacher is trying to reverse l~ • tft>Nd p11U "''"'"' J0 d'11 WI llUIVI I H( lt(;H I fO LIMIT QU.INitiiU TISFACI ION GUAHAN I EE NONI APRIL 17 THRU APRIL 21 program . She and f used to be good fri ends. But now I can't even stand to talk to her. How can I fight without jeopardizing my chances to graduate? DEAR READER - It probably seems like your gym 7:30 EACH EVEN lNG PAUL KELlER, SPEAKER "Hear the Truth In Simplicity" . HHrdabout "UN-BRANDED" PRODUCTS? At Kroger, you can depend on !l ra nlf pur C ~<llll p<~ C e $ 59 We Invite You To COMPARE Our Brands and Prices ... u.IAII Y Mayonnolae Meat Beef. Kroger 1 Wieners ... ... . Pkg. ruuunulcd to Ius acting l'horcs. Even w1lh a few muvtes under Ius belt. tile call MAKE LIST fru111 Cahfurnw winch i:tSkt'<.l Four Meigs Co unty \ur n to test fur the part of >1udenls attending Ohio State Frank Hardy found hinr Universrty have been named working on a mr1ster 's proto the winter quarter honor grm n 111 IJusincs:; Ht New roll making at least a 3.5 York Universi ty. average out of four points, All that rvy ha s obviously according to the university. rubbed off . .. Park~ r dut!s11'! The four includes Mandie t:umc unlike au actor ~ta ll ," Kay Rose, Route I, Long says Chr is Nyby, a di rector Bottom; Kellee Jo Burdette. for lhc Ha rd y Boy s Mid dl eport; William D. Mysteries. in US rnagazine . Swishe r, Middleport , and "li e walks on tire set and Richard Alan Couch, looks like what II•· IS - Ivy Pomer oy. I~a gue . sports <.:oa t. !:)Crious. rnt c lh ~enl. He thinks a lot. You can fjlmust sc~ lhr Holzer Medico! Center wheels tu r nin g ." (Discharges Aprlll8) ,:,:::::::::::: ;;:;:::::::::;::::::::::::::::::=: ::::;::::::::::::::::::::: Lorraine Aeiker, Octav a Akers, Belinda Bailey, Ardell The Monitors at th e Boring, Mrs. Michael Bush French Art Colony will be and son, Mrs. Joel Dennis and Mrs. Oorotha Suiter and daughter, Donald Douglass, Mrs. Flossie L.oe for the Cecil Gussler, Mrs. Ephraim Saturday I till 3 p.m. duty Herdman and daughter, Sally ond Mrs. Ronald Calhoun Hill, Mrs. Charles Hoschar ond Mrs . Raymond and son, Eva lves, Wesley Blowers for the late watch. Jac kso n, Norma Marquis, The Sunday duty will be Deborah Metzler , Gayle shared by Mrs. Florence Mullens, Mrs. DaMy Neal l.lntala , and Mrs. Stella and daughter, Jon Nibert, Arnold; the 3 till 5 p.m. Henry Roney, Sr., Martha watch will be shared by Rose, Marvin Sa uer, Mary Mrs. Florence WIIUs and Shamblin , lsob el Sheets, Mls• Ermalle Straight. Michael Yeagle. ::::::::::::::;:;:::::::;::::::::;:::::':·:::.;.;.;.;.;.:::::::::'::::::::::::;. t Births AprU 18) • "- Mr . and Mrs. Martin SERIES TO START . Chapman , a son, Middleport ; The Athens Birth Center Mr . and Mrs . J erry will be starting a series of Ga lloway, a daughter, Crown classes on " Pregnancy and Cit y; Mr. and Mrs. John Preparation for Homebirth." Pickens, a daughter, RavensTo pics to be covered include wood; Mr. and Mrs . Mitchell prenatal care, nutrition, Williams, a daughter, ph ys i o 1 o g i c a I and Jackson . psyc hologica l aspects of pregnancy and birth. Classes begin on Wednesday, April 26, at 7 p.m. at 4 and on.,half · West State St., Athens, in the coffee house above the Casa QUE Pasa Restaurant. (.lasses will be held each PIZZA Wednesday for six weeks two hour periods each. For more ...... l'rlco $lit information call Christine at 614-<198·7191. W~M'I" 12"' .................. ......_ _ -. -11-lt AI All GINO'S 7 FROZEN SAUSAGE . PEPPERONI CHEESE . OR HAMBURGER c Jeno' s 13 _01 • Pina ......... ... ..Pkg. , t.OZ . Mml. .lOI"'*!IinU ICIOOII~DAIIY Fresh Picnic Pork Roast ..... .lb I I I HOLLY FARMS . U.S.O.A. INSPECTEO I Mixed Fryer Parts ............ Jb. I I I I I I I I I o, I I I Irish Spring Soap ... I I ~\ I I I I . 5·%·!.1 lda~o .!1 I I GE .. ..... ... .... Bars Kroger 20·01. White Bread ....... ... .. ... · Ln. ROUND TOP $129 Bak•ng I o-lb. Potatoes ............ aaa EAT OUT? OR EAT IN AND SAVE PINT IITUINAILI $119 8 __ Sugar Free 7-Up or Stun· Up_.1'\US~DII'OSIT . _ ,.. . ,_ age •· ~ Cofftt er.....,. ..'l:: 1 Spotlight SIDCl UP _;,B c ff ee Nou•l' .... , ean o NO COUPON .,. • 3 Q~rl . J" Ennare Bi•cultl .. ~:"I 9 c SLICED ... LB. 89 ' Park er Stevenson KNOWN BRANDS YOU CAN TRUST Boneless Top Round Roast 5010 OlA LliS . •t 1<.•0\je> ' 'lly • r~nte ..J 1<;10 ~ () Ut 10! ~ 1 ot "'I"U' ICI"'e' u yOv ''" no r ~nl8 POMEROY, 0. 200 W. MAIN th e decisi on. She wan ts a separate girls' sports Cass idy . MEETS TONIGHT Southern Junior High ·PTO will meet Wednesday at 7:$0 p.m. GOSPEL MEETING CO .. YIIGHT lt / 1- IHI II OGU CO ITIMS AfriiD PII(U GOOD lUNDAY APIIl 16. 1•11 1141U U, I UIOII Y Al'll l U , lf 71 IN ' ' ""· wn.tn •~•· '•~ . rel llll:lllll)ll1e wrne lld vH'>OJ5 o • d •• •" c"-<: k w~ •C II w•~ e ntotll you 10 (lur e hue rt•e • d•·t •T•Mfl • lfl'"~ •Tem ,.. ,, n rne · Write to Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box ,4B9. Radio City Statron, New York , N.Y. 100 19.. Volume of mail prohi IJrts pers onal replies, but questions of general interest will be distussed in future columns. Except Closed Saturday Midnight Til 9 AM Sunday ADVER TI SED ITEM POLICY _, _j,,"" '"'""'- lose fate !· ' 24 ADAY - [ lch ot rneu 111vBftiH d •1tm1 •• reQwr&!l to Ill! 'i~'d '. ' ~ l ~ l~ llllt lor w lfl tn ett~ i( r(IQtr St o•e B• CI]I I ~' t.Pt< •h~ l f~ Mlto '" IIlii Ml II ~· ~ \lo run 11"1 ot o~ n ~d vtr t oNd ot t m M1 .,.,.,11 of! I I you YUYI ' hO!\.C Of . C(.ll''lj>dl•bl~ I I tht · boys . In reality, of course, few girls would be able to qualify for the boys' tewns . Ask y\,ur gym teacher why she is trytng to reverse the administration 's decision. If you laun ch you r attack without understa nding the issues, you will defini tely lose a friend. And you may a.lso CHURCH OF CHRIST YOUR FRIENDLY KROGER STOR 's group has'.meeting " We'r.c not Tom <r nd Jerry or Bcttrnrm and Hobin . It ctrmoy!'J Il~ both wl1crr we're lumped to,Lwthcr. We' n• two actors who pla y well together. but we 're very differe nt .. Urrlrke C<tssidy, who grew up amrd the hoopla of 1-lul\ywoud , Steverrson's roots trrtc:e bttck to curly New England. He's a product of prep schoo l and Prrneeton, where he· was g rmlu<rll~l witl1 c.t dcg n:c 111 art vnd an:hJtectural lt istur v. Through it all. CANDYSTIU PEH TEA SPF.AKERS-A look at vanous areas of service in a hospital wa s given the Candystripers and their guests at the lea . Spea kers were sealed , left to right, Teresa Collrns, direc tor of nurses : Michael Ben indelli, hospital pharrnacist ; Jan Davis, medical assrstant ; and Brran Conde, paramedic; and standing, Lydia Villaneuva, dietitia n; Joan Anderson. physical therapist; Karen Hair)eS, registered technologist, and Pam Theiss, lab techn ician. Honor roll I l'O·St Hr 1 WEDNESDAY SOUTHERN Junior Hi ~ h PTO Wednesda y. 7:30 p m. MEIGS County Fish and Game Wednesday at club house 7:30 p.m. REGULAR Mf. f.TING , Area Vol unt eer Frre and Emerg ency 1\ ss n.. Wed· nesday . 7::!0 p n 1. at frre st ation in Rutl<tod . MEIGS Muzz lcl uader s Club, 7:30pm . Wednesday at Tewksbary Barber Shop. W. Second , Pomeroy; all rn· ter ested wel come. SPE CIAL MEE TI NG, Pomeroy Lodge 164 , ~' &AM, 7:30 this even rng wrlh work In EA Degree ; all maste r masons tnvited. r-·-· -·- -··-·- -··-·- -·- ·-·-· -·-·-··-, I Gir1Scout 1)iary I Roses." Racine Chapter inspection to be held in June was discussed and it was decided to make favors for the meeting. Mrs. Webb will be chairman. Plans were also. made for a special meeting in June at the Shrine Park with a reunion of all past matrons and past patrons of Racine Chapter. Ralph Webb and Ben Philson will have char~e of arrangements for use of Hardy Bo{.) Parkcr Steverr· sorr , of his relationshrp with " . "God Knows What We Ca-n Do." The program by Mrs. Philson was on "Lessons in Uving'' with Mrs. Lillian Weese reading "! Know Something Good About You" and Mrs. Chlorus Grillllll reading "Fony Thousand ·· We'rt• not tclcvls10n'!i Siamese l wins," says elder K to E lberfe lds in Pomeroy" - fou nd plw;.tic wrap IS fnw for d111w but do nul pull rt too lr g hll ~·. ­ POI.l.Y .( ~ ' hm't' RACINE-Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phil son entertained the pa~ t officers of Ra cine C h~pter, Order of the Eastern Star, a[ their home recently. · Devotions were given by Mrs. Ralph Webb from Psalm 103 with a readinc . teacher is sta nding between you and the fulfi llment of a dream . However, you may not be aware of all the extenuahng circumstctn ce.s .sur· rounding this iss ue. Drd you know, for example, that many girls' coaches are against "eq ualil,y for the sexes" in sport.<; at this time? They feel it would be detrimen tal to the long-range development of gi rls' athl etic capabilities. 'fhis view sterns from their fear tha t schools might cut funds for girls' sports if they muld rationalize that girls are free to compete with Crisco Shortening $ 59 ·ll. c.. LIMIT I CAN PLIASI I I I OF IIIACAt<>Ma~UI 12'1. -ol 39C Kroger Dtnntr.. .... · ClOV II YAUU Grape Jelly . ggc . PrlltrYII ·~:.·· CLOl/lt ~ALll f lflAWMh't' ..... ....... Jer 69 c 89 C �' 8- The Daily Senttnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Wednesday Aprd 19 1978 v•s•ted w1th Mr and Mrs Fred Tuckerman and Mr and Mrs Eugene Hanmg and 1\ T 1\ T fa mily Mr and Mrs FrankSarver and sons of Hatfield Ind were recent Vlsllors of Mr Helen Johnson ret urned and Mrs Howard Thoma home Sunday w1th Mr and Mr a nd Mrs Dam e! Mrs Everett Ray Johnson Worl ey an d Stacy of and famJiy of Dublm Ohto Beckley W Va and Mr and after spendmg a few days Mrs Doy le Kn app Ka1l wtth her son Mr and Mrs Kev m \ and Cha rles were Joseph E Johnson and Sunda) dmner guests of Mr fanuly of Satelhte Fla and and Mrs Charley Sm1th VISiting other 1nt eres tmg Mrs Dale Randall and places ther e Kelley of Columbus were Lincoln Russell VISited with Saturda) VISitors of Mr and his Sister Mrs l va Johnson Mrs Charle) Smith Mrs Saturday evemng Dame! Worley and Stacy and Mr and Mrs Wilham Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp Boyce of Columb us ~a s and sons recent VISi tor of Berth a Mrs Robert Russell and Russell Mrs Ethel Clark retumed Earl Russell spent last home Sunda) aft er spendmg weekend with Mrs Earl se\ era! days wtth Mrs Tom Russell of Kentucky Sununerfleld and daughters Mr and Mrs Gu y of llhno1s Tu ckerman of Spnn gfteld l\1 r Ray Ru sse ll of Washmgton Court House was Our Interest IS a We dnesday VISit or of Greater For You Lincoln Russell Dale Russell of Columbus vtslted Lmco ln Russell recent!) Mrs F rank Sarver of On 90-Day Hatfi eld lnd and M1 ss Patnc1a Thoma of Kentucky Certificates were VISit ors of Mr and Mrs 5 75 pe r cent pa1d on Howard Thoma 90 day Cert1f1 cates of Mrs Dame! Worley and Depo s il $500 00 Stacy of Becklev VISited Sunda y mormng w1th Mrs M1n 1mum Interest Harley Johnson Payable Quarterl y. Wolfpen lleWs llOtes 5.75% I!mvoked substantial penalty on all cert1f1cate IS accounts Withdrawn pnor to the date of matur1ty Meigs Co. Branch ~~ ...~FS=:I=JC:J Tile Athens County savtngs & Loan Co 296 Second St Pomeroy Oh1o .I ------- AIIIVERSARY SPECIAL 1:&" PIZZA $P£CIAl '179 •011. TVIS WID APIJL IT II AI AIL ,GINO'S (]Jester N'-'WS NoleS ~ By Clarlre Allen Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Mr and Mr s Hobart Ne ~ e ll and M ~ and Mrs Norman W1!1 hosted a surpnse b1rth day party for their aunt Mrs Esta Wh ile Sunday af ternoon at her home 1n Keno on her 85th birt hd ay Refreshments of cake co ffee punch and mmts were served to her only Sister Mrs Nora Da mewoo d Mr ~ Ma bel Black Mr and Mrs Huey Hall all of Akron Mr and Mrs Earl DameMod and son Denms Mrs Sanqy Echel berry MasSillon Mr and M1 s Ken Dam e ~ oo d Bru;ter Mr and Mrs Blam Newell The Plams Mrs Carolyn Birchfi eld and Stephame and Mrs Joyce Dailey Athens Mrs Bar bara Lindsa) Natahe and Jason Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Pearl Will Cha rleston W Va Mr and Mrs Galen \1111 Stephen and J enmfer Mr and Mrs Richard Snuth Mr and Mrs Kc1th Cash dorph Mr and Mrs Clair Newell all of Colwnbus Mr and Mrs Marvm Walker Mrs Ruth Brandee Mrs Velma Newell Tuppers Pla ms Mr and Mrs Denms LJng Billie Jo and Euge ne Mr and Mrs Elmer Newell Scott and Rex Mr and Mrs John Newell Je ff Scol t M1stv and Michael all of Long Bottom Mrs Donna Ihl e LoiS Melissa Kath) an d David Mrs Mildred lhle Ra cme Duane Will Rutland Mr and Mrs Charles Frecker and Adna Wlll e Frecker Pme Grove Mrs Sharon Micha el and Matthew MtilersVllle Mrs Susan Cleland Greg and Mary H1bbs local Mrs While rece ived man y g1ft s and cards from her relatives and frt ends Mr and Mrs Lew1s M1ller have returned from a week m Flortda Mr and Mrs Bruce Allen and son I odd Columbus vlslted on Friday wtth Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen Recent viSitors of Mr and Mrs John Hayes have been Mr and Mrs Bam1um Columbus Mr and Mrs Edd1e Schaekel Mr and Mrs Clifford Ha) es Mr and Mrs Lando Clay W F Hill all of Long Bottom Mr and Mrs Do rsel Babcock New Con cord Mr and Mrs David Cml Gahanna Mr and Mrs Wayne Bnck\ es Tuppers P\ams Mr and Mrs C K Watkms Pomt Pleasant Mr a nd Mrs Wtlh am Pu gh Middleport Mr and Mrs Wilham Young Rutland Mr and Mrs Don ald Casto of Tennessee Mr a nd Mrs Ha rold Newell Kathy I ouann KenO\ and J1mmy spent the weekend m Washmgton D C They went lo see the cherrv blossoms Mr and Mrs Ern est FISher Wooster spent a few days w1th Mr and Mrs Roy Chn sty Thev were enroute hom e fro m a \lSI! to Flonda The firemen enjoyed a ham supper at the fire ho use We dn es day even in g prec edmg their reg ular meetmg The supper was prepared by Mrs Harold Newell and Mrs Roy ChriSty Mrs Opal Casto Rtpl ey a nd Mrs Ri ck) Hollon Parkersburg were vlstlmg fn ends here Fnday Mr and Mrs Robert Wood Mrs Letha Wood and Mrs Ma rgaret Cox were dinn er guests on Saturda) evenmg of Mr and Mrs Blll Beegle Galli polis Mr and Mrs Virgil Roush have returned home from a v1s1t w1th Mr and Mrs Don Matlack Lake~ orth Fla and With Mr and Mrs Larr) Roush and Jean Ann Wmter Haven Fla Mrs Dara Yahya Pnnce ton and Mrs Selma Call vtSited Saturday evemng w1th Mr and Mrs Arthur DeTray Denzel Cleland VI Sit ed Thursday afternoon Wllh Mr and Mrs George Abbott Mt ~arpenter Reedsville -Alfr>ed Social Notes Sunday School attendance ternoon were Mr and Mrs News• 1/\T otes onserv1ces April 9 was 60 Worship Dorsel Babcock Mr and Personals l ~ were canceled due to Mrs Clarence Henderson and Mr and Mrs Charles D \\oode Callers at the Clair (Pete) Follrod home Sunday were Gerald and Nooma Jean Swartz of Marietta D and Leland Parker of Pomeroy Sunday School attendance on Apnl 16 was 57 The of fenng was $32 lO It was voted to have Dally Vaca tiOn B1ble School begmmng the and Mrs Donald Myers week of June 26 mormngs recently DiscusSion was held More wtll be announced later con cerning street stgn Worship services were held 1 he b\J..'imess meeting W(IS repairs Refreshments were at 10 45 a m wtth an at conducted by Mrs V1v1an sen ed to Mr and Mrs tendance of 35 w11h Rev Humphrey president Mrs Walter Brown Mr and Mrs R1chard Thomas speakmg on Verna Rose sent a thank you Ernest Whitehead, Mr and Why Do We Worship ' to • the members m Mrs Denver Weber and Mr The U M W wtll hold their appreciation for the meal and Mrs Warren P1ckens regular meetmg on Apnl25 at served to her family at the The next meeting w1ll be at the church at 8 p m due to the t1me nf the death of her the Pickens home county w1de rev1val bemg husband Mrs Rose News Notes scheduled on the1r regular pr esented the club with a Recent vtsltors of Mrs date Aprll 18 donatiOn Mabel Hetzer and Mr and Recent tllness m the 1 he treasurer s report was Mrs Frank B1se were Mr community has been g1ven by Mrs L orrame W1gal and Mrs Randy Lomts of Genevieve Guthne Ill Holzer and Mrs Humphrey read the Perrsbury Medical Center named of the diStrict off1cers Mr and Mrs John Calawav Lee Ann Robmson ts 10 Mrs W1 gal extended thanks and fam1ly of Manon Vtslled Veterans Memonal Hospital for the cards prayers and wtth Mrs Vtrgtma Walton for surgery VISitations made to her son and Sus1e Clair I Pete) Follrod 1s now (,reg wh1le he was a patiCnl K1m and Mark Coleman at home recovermg from 1t St Joseph Hospita l and friends of Columbus recent surgery l\\ enty two s1ck calls were spent the weekend wlth Mrs Juanita Swartz 1s home report ed A Bi ble game Helen Archer Also Vlsllmg after a spellm a Parkersburg conducted b) Mrs Pickens Mrs Archer were Mrs hospital and 1s feehng better ~ as enJ O }ed b) members M1lton Tuttle of Texas Road Arthur Duhl will be the Door pme wen t to Beverly and Mrs Audrey Smith speaker m the Northeast W1ga l Mrs Margaret Nesselroad Cluster churches next week Refreshments were sen ed the Reedsville postmtstress 10 place of Rev Thomas who to Mrs Dolly Reed Mrs suffered a broken tup and IS a will be away Vio le t Sa1terf1eld Mrs patient at Veterans Memor~al Recently several m th1s Marlene Putman Mrs Hospital Pomeroy area have suffered wtth Pauline Brewer Mrs Conme Mrs Grant Bormg IS a severe colds Ru cker Mrs V1 v1an patient at Camden Clark Recent VISit ors m the Humphrev Mrs Mam1e Hospttal Parkersburg Charles 0 Woode home have Buckley Mrs Verna Rose l t and Mrs M1chael been Mr and Mrs Russell Mr s Glady s Williams Mrs Bonng of Syracuse N Y Bam urn of Columbus 0 who Lorram e W1gal and Beverly VISited at the Grant Bormg also vtslted Mr and Mrs dnd Mr s Ruth Anne home and w1th Mr and Mrs Chfford Hayes on State Route Balderson Hostesses for the Hugh Martm and sons 248 and the Woode s so n and next meetmg will be Mrs Mrs Steve Cowdery and daughter 10 law of Da yton Putman and Mrs Satterfield sons of Chilhcothe spent a few Ohio Mr and Mrs Clair BUILJJERS CLUB da ys wtth Mr and Mrs Woode who also VISited 10 The C B C s met w1th Mr Walter Brown both homes Mr and Mrs Howard on Mrs Clayton Allen and Young of Paden City VISited Herman Denzel Cleland W ednesda) w1th Mr and Mrs Garth D D Cleland and Mrs aft ernoon Srmth Carpenter Co lumbus called By Mrs L Balderson METHOD!Sf WOMEN REEDSV!l L£ - The Apnl meeting of the Reedsville UMW was held at Ihe home of Mrs l tllian Pickens The meetin g opened w1th the group repeatmg the lord s Prayer Devotional topiC was The Bon k Both Human and D1vme presented by Mrs Mamie Suck le} The progra m "as closed wlth pray er b) Mrs Marlene Putman the Jllness of Rev Charles Dom1gan who was to conduct serv1ces A short serv1ce of prayer and praise was held mstead wtth Fann1e Bernard as leader Genevieve Guthrie IS a pat1ent m Holzer Med1cal Center -VISitors of Mr and Mrs George Guthrie Sunday at Mrs Roberta Parker and Anna of Strasburg called on her Sister Martha Mays who ha s been relea sed from b Bl e ne ss Me mo rtal Hosp1tal Athens 11here she had spent some tune Those from lhts commumty who attended the Albany El ementary School Spo rt s Banquet for pl ayers and guests were Mrs Wtlham Miller Debbi e and Laun e Mr and Mrs Carl Crabli ee Russell and Kev1n Mr s Denm s F ace meyer Bill) Denny and Dawn Mr and Mrs Dwame Jordan Bryan Ke1th and Sarah Faye and Mrs Frank Sh1ltz Sherry and J ohn Mr and Mrs Boyd Olive r and Steve of Ashville were guests of Mr and Mrs Walte r Jordan Joshua and Jeremy on Saturday Mr and Mrs Earl Sta1key Bertha Crtppen and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jord a n of Columbia Grange attended the annual Mmgs Co unty Grange Banquet at Sali sbury school Members of the Alexa nder H1gh School base ball team met w1th the Cmcmnah Reds team at RI\Crfront StadiUm on Apnl 8 Mr and Mr s Dwame Jordan and Bryan along w1th Tony Woodyard were among those who went It was H1gh School Team Day and they enJo) ed the ga me wh1ch follo" ed Mr and Mrs Lewis South were m Mc Connellsvd le on Saturday to attend the 50th anm versar) celebrati on of Mr and Mr s J ames fi tch Mr Fil ch ISknown tomany of the men who worked on the railroad Mem bers of the remple Women s Group mel at the Wedn esda) church on evemng The treasurer ~as mstruct ed to send $50 on the )ear s pledge Cards 11 erc s1gned for shut ms An m terest1ng program Shrouds an d Butt er fl ies ~ as presented as devot10ns by Mrs Walt er Jordan Mrs Robert Mattox was hostess for the even mg and Mrs Wil ham M1ller wlll ho'i the Attendance at th e mornmg May meetmg servlt-es Sunday, Apnl 16 at the Free Methodist Church was 88 Mr and Mrs Phil W1se Beverly attended Sunda) mornmg servi ces at the local church Mrs James Gilmore returned ttome Sunday from Camden Clark Hospital Mr Paul Jacobs of Ken lucky \I S!led ov er the Pomeroy Bowling Lane s weekend wtth his mother Apnlll 1978 Mrs Tma Ja co bs Tuesday Tnpllcate Mrs Audry Hayes Mrs Sland1ngs Gra ce Ri cher son Athens Team Pis 85 and Mr and Mrs Pearl Royal Oak Park Motel 80 Gllke) VI Sited recently w1th Shamrock Davtd Br ck les. Mr and Mrs Harr y Stahl Gen Coni 67 Mrs Ann Ma sh was hostess Roya l Crown Cola 51 40 Thursday ev ening to !0 Mark V Francs Flor tst 36 members of the Laurel Cliff Htgh ndtv dual game Health Club Severa l Sharon Hensley 79 Pat readmgs were g1ven and Car son 176 Annetle Pha l n treasurer s report was g1ven 70 sems - Betty Smi th Ms Mildred Jacobs 11111 be 47.4H1gh Pat Carson 465 Anne t1e hostess for the May Meetmg Pha l1 n <53 Mrs Jane Brown donated a Te am h gh g~me plano recently to the Fr"\ Sh amrock Motel 4ll m h gh se r es Methodtst Church Thank s ShTea amrock Motel 1308 are extended to Jane Laurel Qiff News Not.-s BOWLING ( 18lb. 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Shaker Heights author of the or~gmal bill and conference comm1ttee chairman offered an amendment to restore top JUdges salaries cut by the Senate but he was unable to ratse enough support for 1! andthes1xmemberpanelput off a deciSIOn until later The sticky question of addmg money to the 20 to 4(). cent hourly pay mcrease for some 75000 state Mrkers was not dealt Wllh m the earl) di scussiOns The lone amendmen t agr eed upon by the conferees w1ll hnut the salanes of appomted officials such as educators to $55 000 The only appomted state offloals makmg that much now are th e chancellor of the Ohw Board of Regents and the state supenntendent of pubhc tnstruclion Meanwhile House Repubh cans proposed a 71> percent a c ro ss the board pay mcrease for all state employees w1th a mmunum hourly ra1se of 40 cents Thev sa1d 1t would cost $12 milhon more nut of thr state general fund th an the current proposal which IS$35 mtllion The GOP said the extra mon ey 1s avatlable because of reduced welfare caseloads and a cash surplus Last week they pr oposed spendmg an addlllOnal $72 milliOn for pnmary a nd secondary educatiOn Lehman satd the conference committee wa s prepared to work after floor sesswns today and mto the evenmg If nece ssary to get a report wh1 ch he satd "ould be r eady for th e full membership at least by the end of the week France to have set off bomb PARIS (UP! ) - France has secretly exploded an experunental neutron bomb at a nuclear testing Slle m the Pactfl c the new spaper France Soir and the magazme Le Pomt reported today Military experts m Fran ce srud they knew of no such tests or the neutron bomb anywhere before Fran ce Smr sa1d It would take thr ee or four year to mak e 11 operatiOnal French officials refused to confirm or deny the report But mllttar y expert s at France s D e f e n se Department satd 1f ll were true the development would have maJor strateg 1c unphcalions for Europe ln Washmgton a Sta te Department spokesman sa1 d th e department had no mf ormation on such a French productiOn of a neutron war exploswn And a Pentagon head and demanded that the s pok es m a n decltned Sov1et Un10n make Similar comment on whether the moves to cool the Umted States has ever mternatwnal arms race exploded a neutron warhead The neutron warhead de France has exploded 1ts Signed chiefly to be mounted fir st neutron bomb France on short and mtermediate Smr sa 1d m a banne~ range rockets was bemg he,1dhne developed to destrov enem} In the greatest of secrecy troo p concen trati ons and and on an expenmental baSIS ta nk s Ru ss1a and the m Ute Pac1f1c France has Warsaw Pttct nat1ons ha ve exploded 1ts fir st neutron massed forces 10 Europe the new spape r "lliC h gre atl y uutnumbe1 bomb reported 10 1ts story those of the NATO allies Le Pomt sa1d France has JUS\ made a test of the bomb The neutron warhead k1lls by massive rad1at10n but ca uses relat ive!) littl e da mag e to propert y Pres1den1 Ca rte r rece ntl y made a controversial deciSion to at least delay CO lUMBUS (UP! ) - Sen Pa ul Pfeifer R Bu c)rus today asked Frankhn County Common Pleas Court lo block the payment of $30 8 nulhon m sta te funcl• to ba1l out the ba nkrupt Cleveland c1ty school system Pfmfer asked the court for through u1e gr ounds of a new both a temporary and perma car dealership blowmg off nent restrammg order to keep part of the roo f and dama gmg State Auditor Thomas E an estimated 75 vehicles Ferguson from 1sswng a $21 5 It was a tornado One of million check thts week and the mechamcs 10 the ba ck another. $9 3 m1lhon m June saw the funnel cloud sa 1d I he State Controllin g se rvtce mana ge r Way ne Board Monday approved the Eilts 1hank God there were pa) men t to the school no InJuries distmt Hlgh wmds tore th,ough a However Pfei fer sa 1d the board does n t ha1e th e nearby mobile home pork damagmg an estunated 'n authortt v to disburse the tra 1Iers but th ere were no money tn)urles Other small twisters lf state funds ar e to go to were reported throu ghout Clevela nd Ple1fer contends central and northern llltnols th e mone) should be se nt by the G IA bl Local ly heavy rams from enera ssem Y pa ssing thunderstorms pro OhiO la w provides for equal duced lowland floodmg along tr ea tment of all the state s the Ka nk akee River and 617 school diS tricts closed some roads 1n Indiana accordmg to Ple1fer who say 1f th t t II th e s a e a ows IS The weather serv1ce warned s of possible flooding m the pa) men t to Cleveland then MISSISSi ppi and Mlsso un any fm anc1al l) tr oub le d Ri ve r Basins lf more ram district sho uld be able to falls this week seek and rece1ve funds If l m correc t 1n m Dust ~ htpped b} wmds Y gusting up to 70 mtles per poSi ti on (C h1ef Federa l ) hour co\cred a large section J udge (Frank J I Battisti IS of western Kansas To the nor th 111 Nebras ka and the Dakotas snow a nd s lee t t frustrated plantmg farmers and stockmen Up to 7 mches of snow Fell In portions of North Dakota and , was sta ckl'<lmto dnfls by 4:Hnph WindS !NDIANAPOIIS 1UP! ) Nebraska reported 4 mches With a state ban on blflh of snow and South Dakota had contro l mstructton m pubhc Pla nned 2 mches A sloppy mllture of schools lifted ram and snow sullied the Par enthoo d off icial s a re Mmneapohs a rea forcmg pushmg for courses that will postponement of the tea ch students sexual Minnesota Twms.()akland responslblhly and a\ old the As baseball game need for abortion Wmds gusted to more than We would like to see all 70 mptt buffeted the schools rea ssess se x Cheyenne Wyo area early educatiOn courses 59 they are Tuesday and plied 6 mches of rea hstlc for the day and age snow mto dnfts m the we li ve 1n Helen Sundance a rea Bu t McCa lment e xec u11v e authont1es reported all roads director of Pla nned open Parenth ood Assoc1atton of l t E W Wtgglesworth re11sed code says m part commander of the Gallia No person shall dr1ve any Me1gs Patrol Post at motor vehicle w1th any stgn Gallipolis sa td today that po;ter or other nontrans there are som e matenals parent matenal upon th e being purchased to place m front s1de or rear wmdows of wmdows of van s that are such vehicle illega l The ftfth Ohto D1 stnct Most buyers of materials or Court of Appeals ha s vans havmg non transparent determmed and gl\ en the matenalm the rear and s1de followm g dehmtlon for Windows are believed by 1t tran sparent from Web Wigglesworth to be unaware ster s third Int ern a tiOnal of the v1olat10n or po&slbl y di Cltonary Hav1ng the miSmformed property of transmitting hght Section 4513 24 of the Ohlo and beyond without ap Carter said to have been ready for mob By HELEN THOMAS UP! Wh1te House Reporter WASHINGTON (UP!) Had the Panam a Canal treaty been defeated President Carter told congressiOnal leaders today he was ready to deal with an angr) mob he feared would try to storm the U S con trolled Canal Zone House DemocratiC Leader J•m Wnght of Texas de sc ri bed Carter as exubera nt about th e rallfica lion vote Tuesday m Ute Senate The president fee ls th e House leaders sa1d he t:an now turn to other Sen. Pfeifer fights payment gmng to ord er so me distnbut1on from the sta te Pfeifer said That s better than legi slative acllon wh en ) Ou look at the impa ct on other sc hool districts Franklm B Walter state supenntendent of ~>Jblic m struct10n sa) s any school dtstnct facmg problems hke the Cleveland school s 1111l be treated as Cleveland has been treated Pfetfer sa1d the only reason the request was turned over to the Controlling Board was be cause 1t would not have pa ssed both the state Senate and House of Repre sentalives The author~t v for thiS 1s gomg to have to rest w1th the leg1slature because 1f th1s goes through il IS settmg a precedent that no othe r school system m the staJ,e should be demed a Simila r Tornadoes hit South and Chicago region United Presslnteruatlonal Tornadoes left dea th and destructwn m the South and spooked Utousands of rush hour commuters m the Chi cago area Tues da) Spring s wtldne ss pla gued much of the Plams Midwest and Southeast with snow heavy rams and flash fl oods today One tornado that touched down four tunes killed four members of a fam1ly and InJured 12 other people m Monti cell o M1ss Another ripped through MonroeVIlle m south Alabama destroytng 21lto 25 hom es and IOJUnng as many as 25 people Other twisters caused scat tered damage across the South One tore through Utlca Jumor Co lle ~e a t Ut1ca M1ss IOJUflng three people and damaging school b\uldmgs A small tornado damaged a house a trruler and sever al tr ees m Fernandina Beach Fla Hatlstones as btg as golf oolf~ pelted paris or IllinoiS lnd1ana Ohw Kentu cky Alabama Geo rgia a nd Flonda the Nat10nal Wuther SerVIce sa1d Alabama Pow er Co reported power outa ges from high winds affectmg several hundred customers m the BLI1lllngham area Daytona Beach Fla measured Tuesdays largest ramfall at 2 ~ 10ches More tornadoes were reported 1n port10n s of Oklahoma Kansas M1ssoun and lllm01s Thousands of Ch1cago com muters made their way home Tuesday evemng under a greentsh black sky that poured buckets of ram and produced several small One ripped tornadoes " For Thursday Apnl 20 ASTRO•GRAPH Bermce Bede Osol Apnl 20 1978 Many 1 ne opporlu mt es Iha l could be of p1ol t to you , 11 cone you way r II e yea ahead Be ca elul that you don 11ump li on one 10 a 0 1c req uest Pfeiffer sa1d bet 01 e deve opmg each one 5 I thmk the pr esentatiOn lui polent al made before the Controlling ARIES (March 21 Aprii19 J Don 1 Board made 1t clear that they d sregar d the lam1ly s op1 on' do not mtend to advance the conce~nm g somelhlng lhal " supposed 10 benel1l all Do rest of the yea r s school t owever eserve your 1udg foundation momes to the rest men! lor thai hnal vole Hav ng of the (fi nancially troubled } 1Ol ble selecl ng a career schools of Ohw sat d l'fe1fe r Send l01 you r copy of Astro l feel qu1te fr ankly that 1t G aph Lei lei by ma I ng 50 ce nls lor each and a long sell " ouldbankrupttherest ofth e addressed stamped envel ope schools m the state IO Astro Graph P 0 Box 489 Rad o C 1y Stallon N Y 10019 Sex ed c Iasses push ed b y 0 ff•ICI•als ;~o~n ~~~~~:s s~ s u Indianapolis satd Tuesday State admm1stra t1ve gu1de lines had up until this yea r outlmed the types of sex education for van ous grades and banned certam topics entire!) mcludmg methods and techmques of contracep lion Planned Parenth ood offtctals satd F Bradlord Johnson an admlmstrat1ve assistant In th e State Departme nt of Pubhc lnstructwn told them the b'Uideltnes were dropped on Jan 1 ~~!~~!ion outlook .not good Governors Council for Cost Control reported today the 'outlook for public higher education m Ohio 1s not good ' and suggested a redefmmg of !he role nf two year colleges as one of the solutions to the problem "Decllnmg enrollments could be the catalyst wh1ch lrings Ohlo s. colleges and unlverslues face-to face with the type of fmanc1al crlsts now belll8 expenenced m the states p~1mary and the secondary school ~ Council Satd In a report to Gov James A Rhodes "The outlook for pubhc hlgheredu~atlon in- onto 1s not good' said the Council a nonprofit organization which has been studymg the states financial probleln!l prec1abl e scatlermgs so that bod1 es lymg beyond are entirely VISible It W1gglesworth sa1d that the primary co ncern of law enforcement offt cta ls ts that thiS matenal leaves the of fiCer completely vulnerable and unprotected from po sSible vlolenl acts or illegal act iVIty dunng a normal traffic stop The uccupants can see out but an ofhcer cannot see m the vehicle l t Wigglesworth adviSed that warnmgs ~11l be made for a pertod of lime then arrests could follow Lt Wigglesworth urges self complian ce by remo val th1s becomes before nec essary The pnmary concern are vehicles havmg the product Solar E* on their wmdows This ISa Sliver pnonty tss ues on hi S matenal sometimes used m legtslalive calendar sunglasses Wnght who breakfasted w1th hts co lleague s and Carter at the White House also sa1d he did not anli Clpate any problems when the House EFFECTIVE MONDAY voles on legislation to enforce ATHENS Effe cttve the treattes M onday Apnl 17 a 5 pm 1he pres1dent feels that 1! run was mcluded for the the vote had gone the other Datr) Lane Blackburn Road way we now would ha" had Beechwood Om e Stage to be fl ghtmg very hard to keep a mob - not the Coach Road County Road 19 and Count y Road 10 AORTA governm ent of Panama but an unruly mob fr om bus route For further m formatiOn contact AORTA at stormmg the Canal Zone The pr esident believes the 1614 I 592 3081 str ong statement s commg from Panamaman lead er Ornar Torn)os followmg the IN THE Senate s 68 32 1 ole we re COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO designed for home lou I rene Roseberry con sumption by the Plamttff Panamamans Wrtght sa 1d Betty Lou Roseberry Ca ver TornJos who satd he would et aI Defendants have mtervened wtth troops No 16 66 1 to take over the waterway If - NOTICE OF SALE P u r suant to a n Order of the treaties had not been e ssu ed by f tle Common approved has been under Sa P le as Cou rt of Me gs Cou nt y tremendous pressure fr om Oh o I w I off e r tor sale at his people to take a stronger oub l c auct on on the 22n d d ay of April 1978 a t 10 00 A M on stand l thmk under the the Cou r t House St ep s at he Circumstances he ha s tned Cou r House n Pome r oy Oh o t he fo ll ow n g descr bed very hard to ta ke a re a l esta te satd responsible stand Tne f ollow n g real es t ate 5 t u ated n t he T ow nsh p of Wnght Le ban on County of M e gs Many of the problems role of two-year colleges m authonty to the Board of which utst - program ord er to Impro ve th e Regents 1n r ega rd to duphcat1on poor personnel effectiveness of the overall mstttutlonal me r ge rs and control of cap1tl e•pans10n and faethly utlhzatton nsmg systetn The connell satd by redefm- programs costs - were previously - Restn ct 1ng degr ee counterbalanced to so me mg the rol e of 1ts two-year extent by steady or colle~e s-and taktn~ certam granung authonty at two other appropriate acttonyear colleges to certificates 1ncreasmg enrollments, Ohi o can pr eserve the quality and associate degrees satd the council However 1ts postsecondar y - Modtfyln g th e ope n m this ume of fewer and of fewer students they have mstru ctwn a nd ensure admiSSion system to unprove opttjllum use of limited the effecti ven ess of become cnucal developmental and remedial The Co uncil sa1d Oh1o ha s fmane~al resourc"l!s The'cbimcll recommended educat1on programs one of the nation s h1¥h,est Estabhshmg two year - Establishmg a slatewtde tu1t1 on rates and lowe st college dlSlrtcls bused on the procedure based on m-depth stuqent attendance levels In present co ncept of rev1ews to reduce dupllacted higher education governance to consolidate co urses a nd ellnunate Thus, the public higher education system llas to existmg schools mto a obsolete programs lniuate a long-temreffort-w coordinatedrretwork- wlll~h·-~ D e v-e I o p 1 n g a merease enrollments and can meet the educational compreh enSive approach to provide support for requtred needs of a designated unprove facthty uhhzat10n ~eog raphlc area and enfor ce certa m prograln!l,' said the Council Grant10 g s pe ctfl c nununum standards The initial step redefme ttw • e to spec •f y you b rtt and St ale of Oh o a nd bounded and desc r b eet as follo w s The n or h h alf o f the west etgh ty a cr es ot t he sou thwest quar t er of Sect on 34 Tow n 3 Range 11 o t the Oh o com pa n v s P urchase be the ..same mor e or ess Also e ght (8 ) acres aescr• b ed as f ollows Prev ousty ente r ed for il)(itf on n the na me o f Samuel Bak er R ang tJ 1 Town 3 Sect on 3A Lor 640 No 34 ac r es 90 va ue s 100 Qua fe r E pa r t of sout h west ~ The sa de ght ac r es b efng a pa r t of the ab ove desc r bed to r ro b e a d off by met es and b ou nd s n th e nor t hw est corne r of said trac t n as near a squ ar e fo rm as pra c cable Be ng a so two r ods n w dlh be\,;1 nnmg a t t h e nor theast co r ner of t he no rt h hal f o f the sou tneast quarter o l Sect on 4 Town 3 Range 12 s tua te n Ches t er T ownsh p Me gs County Oh o ana runn ng west to the county road I ea t~ ng f r om Adams M II ro Ra e ne sup posed o con ta n abou 28 rods be tne sa me mor~ or less Refe r ence Deeos Vot 268 Page 263 Vol 231 Pa ge 327 and Vol 269 P age 681 D eed Records Me gs Coun t y Oh o Terms of Sa le Cas h f or no t l ess than two th rds of the ap pra sed va lue and su b tect to r ea l estate fa)(es f or 1978 Pr o p erty a p pr~ sed at S5 533 00 J ames J P r of! tt Lost and tound lOST IN K ng~bu y Gold R dge UMBE R Pomeroy Forest Pro duel s lop pnce lo slan(hng o eo 2 I sh Seller dogs Co I sow! mber Co I 991 5965 or S teve Srn th 992 6232 Kent Hanby I A46 857_(2__ __ CO NS CURRENCY oke ns old pocke t w atches an d chams s lver and gold We need 1964 HOOF HO LLOW Ho btH Buy sell and olde s I .-e co n~ Buy sell t ode o r t o n New ond used or trad e Call Roger Wamsl ey '> oddle~ Ru t! Reeves Albany 7.4.2 2331 (61at6•8 32.0 Pets lfll" Sale R SINC SlA R Ken nel Boord ng OlD FURN HURE ce bo~<es b rass beds ron bed ~ e c co mpl ate l ndoo 1 a d ou tdoor uns household., W te M 0 M ller Groo 1 ng all br eed s Clean Rt .4. Pome oy Oh o or co li son ory lac I t es Che~h re 992 7760 Phone (614 ) 367 01 " 2 NO ITEM TOO La ge o r too ~m ol WI buy 1 p ece or compl eii:J COUNTY MEIGS hou sehold New used o r ant PUBLIC NOTICE The f ollow ng documents que!. Ma I n -:. Furn lure 20 N wer e rece 11e d or pr ep a r ed by 7nd St M dd epo 1 Phone The Oh o E nv r o n mental qn 6370 P r otect on Age ncy d ur ng t h e pr e11 ous w ee k Th e etfec ve CHIP WOOD Poles ma • dat e of each t na l a c t on s d ome ter 10 on l arge st end $8 sta teo Th e ssua nce d a te of pe to Bundl ed ~l a b $6 per each pro p osed ac t on s on Delve ed to Oh o Pole st a ecJ An y one ag g r eved or Co Rt 1 Pome oy 992 2689 adverse v a lf ec ted by a I nal ac t on to ssue d eny m od f y GOOD USED trot or w th r evo ke or renew a p erm t hyd oul c 3 pi h tch 741. 307 4 cen se o r va r ance o to appro11e o r d sap p rove plans $CASHS for unlo. car s Frye s and spec f cat ons {llay f le T uck and Auto Po ts W ecker an appeal w th The E n Serv co T re sole and Repo r v ro n menta B oa r d of Rullond 742 208 1 o Pennw I Rev ew Su te 305 395 E 742 9575 Broad St Co um b us Oh o 43716 W th nth rty (30 ) days WANT 10 buy Fold down of t he elfec t 11e dat e pu r co nper 8 ':oleeper 742 1030 suant to Oh o Rev sed Code after 6 Sec t on 37 .4. 5 07 unless such f nil ac t on was pr eceded by t he same o r su bstan t ally the ~a me pr oposed ac t on A }:~ :.ucn t nal acr ons are so dent f ed Suc h pe r sons may IF YOU have o serv ce o offer reques an ao u d ca t on wan to buy o se ll ~O ff e h ng hea r ng b ef or e Th e Oh o EP.A oe oa k ng for work or on a p r op ose d a< on to ssue v ho eve you I get res ul ts deny mo d t y r evo k e or fasTc w t ho Sent nel Won Ad renew a pe r m cense or Co 1992 2156 var ance or to app r ove or d sa pprove plans and sp ec 1 c at ens w h n th rty YARD SALE Fr 21 ond So t 22 f30) day s of the ssuance Smo I oppl ances m sc end lo ts d ate ORC 37<~507 does no of clothmg F r st ood on lel t prov d e f or ad ud ca t on pa st WMPO od o sta t on hear ng requ ests or appeals -"' 9913463 Ran concels on orders vertf ed com FOUR FAMILY Basement Sole pta' Is or enforcemen com pi ancc sc h edule l etter s Thurston Stone house 2nd St W h n 30 da ys ot pub I ca t on Pome oy be s de Luthe on n a newspaper n the aff ected Chu ch Ap I 20 71 toh of c ounty any perso n nay also dot! e<> d <>he~ I urn lu re m sc ( I subm t wr !len co mments N ce cu a ns and d shes lor re a t ng to act ons proposed camp ng Lo s and ots of n ce ac t ons ver f ed com pian s stuff 10 unTI 4 or enlorcemenr com pi ance scnedule le Tt ers (1) reques FOUR f.A M !l V 'for d Sol e Wed a publ c meet ng reg a rd ng Thurs Fr Ch ldren s clo th ng pro posed act on s and o r (3) nfont on up E•cel le nt qual y request not ce o f f ur t her a d g ea t p ces Odd s and act ens or proceed ngs At reques s t or adtud ca t on end':o V ck 5 20Ci Palme St he a r ngs and publ c M ddleport po5t Ouol ty Pr nt meet ngs and orner com Shop mun ca ons conce rn ng pub! c meet ngs adtud car on hea r ngs verI ed com pta nts ana regu l a! ons Antn~ shou ld be address ed to The Leg a R eco rds Sect on Oh o 1972 FORD LlD P S P 8 A C EPA P 0 Bo~~o 10-49 good cond I on Mu st sell Ca ll Co l u mbus Oh o 4321 6 (614 1 9.4.9 2747 even ng5 A66 6037 Unless otherw se s a ted n part cular not ces 1973 CHEVY NOVA SS Ex cellent all othe r commu n ca t ons co nd t on One owner N ce n cl ud ng COfl men t s o clean car Phone b 4 367 7258 proposed a ct ens should be addressed e !her to The A r 1971 PO NTIAC lE MPEST 350 Perm !Is ano Campi anc e au to $700 Good runn ng cond Mon t orn g D vson or t on 985 4250 Perm 1 and App r ova Sec on wh ct1e11er s app r opr a te at 1975 F RES RD 350 Auto AM FM Tl1e Oh o EPA P 0 Box tope E f Mag ~ 37 000 m es \049 Columbus Oh o A3216 Good cod t on Shop Issuance o t NPDE S pe rm t •as 3831 Oh o Pow er Co R ac ne Hydroe!ec r c Plant St Rt 338 efl ecr ve date OA 06 78 1972 THUNDERB IRD 1965 Ford , Re ce v ng ware~ 011 o onpckup I%8Ford 1ono Rver ~' AI n e' cellent shape Perm I No 8019 AD 9.4.9 1873 l Th s I nal act on not p receded by proposed act on 1969 SEDAN deV lie Cod• lac n and s appealable to E BR e, ce11enl cond I on FvJiy load cd Phone 61A 378 6388 ( 4 ) 19 li e --- IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO RITA L SMITH Pia nttff vs LARRY A SMITH Oefendan1 Nq U 643 - NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Larry A Sm th address un kn own bu t whose last known addr('SS was 230 P te o"' sant St ree Ashland Oh o 44805 w t take nor ce on the 5th d it y of November 1977 R ra L Sm th f tea her Compla nt aga nst h m n tne Commo n Pleas Cou r t of Me gs Coun ty Oh o Case No 16 643 pr ay ng tor d vo r ce and otner rei ef on groun ds of g rnss neg tee of duty a 1d extreme cruelly You a re requ red to answer t h s Campi ant w fh n twen t y e ght days alter the las1 oub l ca t on the l ast pub eaton son the 17th day of Ma y 1978 or 1uogment by de f a u I w II be rendered aga nst you Larry Spencer Ct~ rk o f Courst ol Me gs County Oh o ( 41 5 11 19 16151 3 10 17 7tc Sher tt of s gn TAURUS (April 20 May 201 No Me gs County Oh o mat y you 1e ve y d hgen bl 1 t31 n 19 t• 5 11 19 51 loday you m ghl lmd some ve1y to palm thmgs GE MINI (May 21 June 201 Pr ob ens allh1s I me are most I kely tor flenl 10 stem hom Ihe ex travaganl or A RM !u rn shed and un ca re ess manner 1n wh1Ch you 3 AND lu 'shed opts Phone qq1 handle your reso11urces 1 543A CANCER Ju ly 11 You deas ate (June eKcet ent oday but' COU N1RV MO B IL~ Ho e Po]. be care lul how you presen 1 Route 33 o th ot Pore o y to ge ots Call9fn. 7.4. 79 Ihem 10 ulhers You could rase so 1e eyebrows I you appea 1 APr FOR ren t RE!ntal s FOR SALE 100 lorce lul m~ s\ta ce rate~ l or Sen o Se aled b ds w I be rece ved C t rem Co' act v I age Mo no LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Y ou e by the v !age of M ddlepo r l I ke y to tump o co1Cius o s Apt s M ddleport 9'n 7787 Me gs Coun l v a t the Mayors belore Ihe lacls are n wa 1 Ott ct> at 1"1e VI age H a I 237 TUP PERS PL AIN S Oh o 1 1n I you 1e sure you have al Ra ce Stree t unt I 4 00 PM bedroo n opt io • ren t Furn sh Apr I 2A 1978 for he lhe mlorma hon bel01e aclmg ed o un l 1 shed 607 3349 fo llow ng VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 121 One One 1976 Chevrolet A Door 01 00 10 ~ 50 mob le home 2 bed oom Impala AS IS - oca t ed at t he Y ' lhat a ways oulDut way you to do 1111ngsgotor wh o ear Ro c ne 992 5858 v I! age Garage 651 Park se ldom rec proca tes w 11 ge t to FURNSIHED APl n Pomeroy S ree tor nspect on between rne hoursoiS AM and 4 PM you tor so methmg aga1n loday Bus ness ~ str c Su table lo Gene Gra e LIBRA !Sept 23 Ocl 23) cons tru ct on worke s Phone Tt ere s lo ts ol opport un ity ar ound you at ttl s t 11e b u t unless you r v ews Nth others co nljde thmgs won t l\'an out Com prom se I need be SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) T1y no t to s weep p oblems undP. r Ihe rug today lhmk ng th ey w II 11\ke care bl them selves tater on as If by mag1c The-; won t SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Oec l1) AvOid l or the presen t htends who are abe to spend beyond your budg et It w• t t re yqur purse jU St lr y ng to keep up wtlh t hem CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Be very ca reful I you re m the pos !ton to make dec•s ons for anot her today What s best for your welfare tsn t necessa r ty 991 3101 ai le• S p n 'l!ll1llBI to,iJ1JH[l,,~~~ { AI 17 Cler k Treasurer 19 2TC 8 ft truc k ca mper and I0 , It true!.. compe Contoc Ernes t Ward J La '95" lie Dexter Rood Phone 7.4. 2 30 1q -- ----- ST ARCRAFT FOLD down camper 742 2030 cite 6 pm SlARCRAFT TION SPRI NG Free ca nopy PROMO 1 re and bollle cove w h each new fold down Sta master $2800 now S1250 18 6 Ire ler $5095 now S38:i'<l f m n motor $16 460 ow S13 qqq We sell serv ce Q[ld qua l ty Open Sund ay Comp Conley Stor e oft Sol es Rt 62 r o rth of Pt Pleasant n COONER S CAM PERS on Ro .,bow R dge H gh quo I ty low pr ces lull ne rec eat ono ... eh c es and occesso es Ofl Oh o R 7 sou h of luppe s Pans tok e CR 28 to Boshan fol low s gns Open t l do M Con oct Rober t Codner l on g Bollom Oh o 0 Fl se ll con l o ned truck ca mper Good cond I on S'ISO 1<7 32'11 10 Fl No nod t1uc~ camper A 1 cond on Phone ~1.4. 378 638B PUBL I C NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Nohce s hereby g ven that he V llage Counc I o f th e V lla ge ot Sy ra cuse w II hOl d a Specta! B udget meet ng on the use o f Re11enue Sha ri n g Fu n dS on Tl"1 ur sda y Apr 120 1978 at 7 30 p m at t he Mun c pal Buldngs A I Sen or Cit zens 11nd or gan zat ons re pr esen t ng tnterests ot Sen ior Ci t zens a nd other c t12ens a re hereby ott ered an oppor t un ity to a !tend V !I age of Syracuse Jan ce Lalo\SOn Cler k (.4. ) 17 19 1c -· .--------------------------------------, ! I ! ! I II Am CONDITIONING I I SPECIAL 1 I GET READY FOR SPRING • Smtih Nelson will check performance, belts, for leaks, bugs, s1ght glass and freon for only $16 95 You pay for so tar hlm or her AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) II 1 extra labor or parts 1f needed you th nk your deas are tar t supenor to those of co workers I today you co uld turn a deal ear Hurry r Offer Exptres Apnl30, 1978 to thet r helpful s ugge st o ns It II be your loss I I I PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) - oon 1~ Bie01 specu late oN things s ght unseen today Yo u a e no t too luck y w lh s tu a t ons un less yo u have d re ct con trol N(WSPA.P( R £NI ERPRI SE .t. SSN I 1- - sM lfH NELSON-MOTORS I I I I I 1 I I I I I PH. 992·2174 Pomeroy I -----------~--------------------------~· 500 E Mam �' 8- The Daily Senttnel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Wednesday Aprd 19 1978 v•s•ted w1th Mr and Mrs Fred Tuckerman and Mr and Mrs Eugene Hanmg and 1\ T 1\ T fa mily Mr and Mrs FrankSarver and sons of Hatfield Ind were recent Vlsllors of Mr Helen Johnson ret urned and Mrs Howard Thoma home Sunday w1th Mr and Mr a nd Mrs Dam e! Mrs Everett Ray Johnson Worl ey an d Stacy of and famJiy of Dublm Ohto Beckley W Va and Mr and after spendmg a few days Mrs Doy le Kn app Ka1l wtth her son Mr and Mrs Kev m \ and Cha rles were Joseph E Johnson and Sunda) dmner guests of Mr fanuly of Satelhte Fla and and Mrs Charley Sm1th VISiting other 1nt eres tmg Mrs Dale Randall and places ther e Kelley of Columbus were Lincoln Russell VISited with Saturda) VISitors of Mr and his Sister Mrs l va Johnson Mrs Charle) Smith Mrs Saturday evemng Dame! Worley and Stacy and Mr and Mrs Wilham Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp Boyce of Columb us ~a s and sons recent VISi tor of Berth a Mrs Robert Russell and Russell Mrs Ethel Clark retumed Earl Russell spent last home Sunda) aft er spendmg weekend with Mrs Earl se\ era! days wtth Mrs Tom Russell of Kentucky Sununerfleld and daughters Mr and Mrs Gu y of llhno1s Tu ckerman of Spnn gfteld l\1 r Ray Ru sse ll of Washmgton Court House was Our Interest IS a We dnesday VISit or of Greater For You Lincoln Russell Dale Russell of Columbus vtslted Lmco ln Russell recent!) Mrs F rank Sarver of On 90-Day Hatfi eld lnd and M1 ss Patnc1a Thoma of Kentucky Certificates were VISit ors of Mr and Mrs 5 75 pe r cent pa1d on Howard Thoma 90 day Cert1f1 cates of Mrs Dame! Worley and Depo s il $500 00 Stacy of Becklev VISited Sunda y mormng w1th Mrs M1n 1mum Interest Harley Johnson Payable Quarterl y. Wolfpen lleWs llOtes 5.75% I!mvoked substantial penalty on all cert1f1cate IS accounts Withdrawn pnor to the date of matur1ty Meigs Co. Branch ~~ ...~FS=:I=JC:J Tile Athens County savtngs & Loan Co 296 Second St Pomeroy Oh1o .I ------- AIIIVERSARY SPECIAL 1:&" PIZZA $P£CIAl '179 •011. TVIS WID APIJL IT II AI AIL ,GINO'S (]Jester N'-'WS NoleS ~ By Clarlre Allen Mr and Mrs Ross Cleland Mr and Mr s Hobart Ne ~ e ll and M ~ and Mrs Norman W1!1 hosted a surpnse b1rth day party for their aunt Mrs Esta Wh ile Sunday af ternoon at her home 1n Keno on her 85th birt hd ay Refreshments of cake co ffee punch and mmts were served to her only Sister Mrs Nora Da mewoo d Mr ~ Ma bel Black Mr and Mrs Huey Hall all of Akron Mr and Mrs Earl DameMod and son Denms Mrs Sanqy Echel berry MasSillon Mr and M1 s Ken Dam e ~ oo d Bru;ter Mr and Mrs Blam Newell The Plams Mrs Carolyn Birchfi eld and Stephame and Mrs Joyce Dailey Athens Mrs Bar bara Lindsa) Natahe and Jason Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Pearl Will Cha rleston W Va Mr and Mrs Galen \1111 Stephen and J enmfer Mr and Mrs Richard Snuth Mr and Mrs Kc1th Cash dorph Mr and Mrs Clair Newell all of Colwnbus Mr and Mrs Marvm Walker Mrs Ruth Brandee Mrs Velma Newell Tuppers Pla ms Mr and Mrs Denms LJng Billie Jo and Euge ne Mr and Mrs Elmer Newell Scott and Rex Mr and Mrs John Newell Je ff Scol t M1stv and Michael all of Long Bottom Mrs Donna Ihl e LoiS Melissa Kath) an d David Mrs Mildred lhle Ra cme Duane Will Rutland Mr and Mrs Charles Frecker and Adna Wlll e Frecker Pme Grove Mrs Sharon Micha el and Matthew MtilersVllle Mrs Susan Cleland Greg and Mary H1bbs local Mrs While rece ived man y g1ft s and cards from her relatives and frt ends Mr and Mrs Lew1s M1ller have returned from a week m Flortda Mr and Mrs Bruce Allen and son I odd Columbus vlslted on Friday wtth Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen Recent viSitors of Mr and Mrs John Hayes have been Mr and Mrs Bam1um Columbus Mr and Mrs Edd1e Schaekel Mr and Mrs Clifford Ha) es Mr and Mrs Lando Clay W F Hill all of Long Bottom Mr and Mrs Do rsel Babcock New Con cord Mr and Mrs David Cml Gahanna Mr and Mrs Wayne Bnck\ es Tuppers P\ams Mr and Mrs C K Watkms Pomt Pleasant Mr a nd Mrs Wtlh am Pu gh Middleport Mr and Mrs Wilham Young Rutland Mr and Mrs Don ald Casto of Tennessee Mr a nd Mrs Ha rold Newell Kathy I ouann KenO\ and J1mmy spent the weekend m Washmgton D C They went lo see the cherrv blossoms Mr and Mrs Ern est FISher Wooster spent a few days w1th Mr and Mrs Roy Chn sty Thev were enroute hom e fro m a \lSI! to Flonda The firemen enjoyed a ham supper at the fire ho use We dn es day even in g prec edmg their reg ular meetmg The supper was prepared by Mrs Harold Newell and Mrs Roy ChriSty Mrs Opal Casto Rtpl ey a nd Mrs Ri ck) Hollon Parkersburg were vlstlmg fn ends here Fnday Mr and Mrs Robert Wood Mrs Letha Wood and Mrs Ma rgaret Cox were dinn er guests on Saturda) evenmg of Mr and Mrs Blll Beegle Galli polis Mr and Mrs Virgil Roush have returned home from a v1s1t w1th Mr and Mrs Don Matlack Lake~ orth Fla and With Mr and Mrs Larr) Roush and Jean Ann Wmter Haven Fla Mrs Dara Yahya Pnnce ton and Mrs Selma Call vtSited Saturday evemng w1th Mr and Mrs Arthur DeTray Denzel Cleland VI Sit ed Thursday afternoon Wllh Mr and Mrs George Abbott Mt ~arpenter Reedsville -Alfr>ed Social Notes Sunday School attendance ternoon were Mr and Mrs News• 1/\T otes onserv1ces April 9 was 60 Worship Dorsel Babcock Mr and Personals l ~ were canceled due to Mrs Clarence Henderson and Mr and Mrs Charles D \\oode Callers at the Clair (Pete) Follrod home Sunday were Gerald and Nooma Jean Swartz of Marietta D and Leland Parker of Pomeroy Sunday School attendance on Apnl 16 was 57 The of fenng was $32 lO It was voted to have Dally Vaca tiOn B1ble School begmmng the and Mrs Donald Myers week of June 26 mormngs recently DiscusSion was held More wtll be announced later con cerning street stgn Worship services were held 1 he b\J..'imess meeting W(IS repairs Refreshments were at 10 45 a m wtth an at conducted by Mrs V1v1an sen ed to Mr and Mrs tendance of 35 w11h Rev Humphrey president Mrs Walter Brown Mr and Mrs R1chard Thomas speakmg on Verna Rose sent a thank you Ernest Whitehead, Mr and Why Do We Worship ' to • the members m Mrs Denver Weber and Mr The U M W wtll hold their appreciation for the meal and Mrs Warren P1ckens regular meetmg on Apnl25 at served to her family at the The next meeting w1ll be at the church at 8 p m due to the t1me nf the death of her the Pickens home county w1de rev1val bemg husband Mrs Rose News Notes scheduled on the1r regular pr esented the club with a Recent vtsltors of Mrs date Aprll 18 donatiOn Mabel Hetzer and Mr and Recent tllness m the 1 he treasurer s report was Mrs Frank B1se were Mr community has been g1ven by Mrs L orrame W1gal and Mrs Randy Lomts of Genevieve Guthne Ill Holzer and Mrs Humphrey read the Perrsbury Medical Center named of the diStrict off1cers Mr and Mrs John Calawav Lee Ann Robmson ts 10 Mrs W1 gal extended thanks and fam1ly of Manon Vtslled Veterans Memonal Hospital for the cards prayers and wtth Mrs Vtrgtma Walton for surgery VISitations made to her son and Sus1e Clair I Pete) Follrod 1s now (,reg wh1le he was a patiCnl K1m and Mark Coleman at home recovermg from 1t St Joseph Hospita l and friends of Columbus recent surgery l\\ enty two s1ck calls were spent the weekend wlth Mrs Juanita Swartz 1s home report ed A Bi ble game Helen Archer Also Vlsllmg after a spellm a Parkersburg conducted b) Mrs Pickens Mrs Archer were Mrs hospital and 1s feehng better ~ as enJ O }ed b) members M1lton Tuttle of Texas Road Arthur Duhl will be the Door pme wen t to Beverly and Mrs Audrey Smith speaker m the Northeast W1ga l Mrs Margaret Nesselroad Cluster churches next week Refreshments were sen ed the Reedsville postmtstress 10 place of Rev Thomas who to Mrs Dolly Reed Mrs suffered a broken tup and IS a will be away Vio le t Sa1terf1eld Mrs patient at Veterans Memor~al Recently several m th1s Marlene Putman Mrs Hospital Pomeroy area have suffered wtth Pauline Brewer Mrs Conme Mrs Grant Bormg IS a severe colds Ru cker Mrs V1 v1an patient at Camden Clark Recent VISit ors m the Humphrev Mrs Mam1e Hospttal Parkersburg Charles 0 Woode home have Buckley Mrs Verna Rose l t and Mrs M1chael been Mr and Mrs Russell Mr s Glady s Williams Mrs Bonng of Syracuse N Y Bam urn of Columbus 0 who Lorram e W1gal and Beverly VISited at the Grant Bormg also vtslted Mr and Mrs dnd Mr s Ruth Anne home and w1th Mr and Mrs Chfford Hayes on State Route Balderson Hostesses for the Hugh Martm and sons 248 and the Woode s so n and next meetmg will be Mrs Mrs Steve Cowdery and daughter 10 law of Da yton Putman and Mrs Satterfield sons of Chilhcothe spent a few Ohio Mr and Mrs Clair BUILJJERS CLUB da ys wtth Mr and Mrs Woode who also VISited 10 The C B C s met w1th Mr Walter Brown both homes Mr and Mrs Howard on Mrs Clayton Allen and Young of Paden City VISited Herman Denzel Cleland W ednesda) w1th Mr and Mrs Garth D D Cleland and Mrs aft ernoon Srmth Carpenter Co lumbus called By Mrs L Balderson METHOD!Sf WOMEN REEDSV!l L£ - The Apnl meeting of the Reedsville UMW was held at Ihe home of Mrs l tllian Pickens The meetin g opened w1th the group repeatmg the lord s Prayer Devotional topiC was The Bon k Both Human and D1vme presented by Mrs Mamie Suck le} The progra m "as closed wlth pray er b) Mrs Marlene Putman the Jllness of Rev Charles Dom1gan who was to conduct serv1ces A short serv1ce of prayer and praise was held mstead wtth Fann1e Bernard as leader Genevieve Guthrie IS a pat1ent m Holzer Med1cal Center -VISitors of Mr and Mrs George Guthrie Sunday at Mrs Roberta Parker and Anna of Strasburg called on her Sister Martha Mays who ha s been relea sed from b Bl e ne ss Me mo rtal Hosp1tal Athens 11here she had spent some tune Those from lhts commumty who attended the Albany El ementary School Spo rt s Banquet for pl ayers and guests were Mrs Wtlham Miller Debbi e and Laun e Mr and Mrs Carl Crabli ee Russell and Kev1n Mr s Denm s F ace meyer Bill) Denny and Dawn Mr and Mrs Dwame Jordan Bryan Ke1th and Sarah Faye and Mrs Frank Sh1ltz Sherry and J ohn Mr and Mrs Boyd Olive r and Steve of Ashville were guests of Mr and Mrs Walte r Jordan Joshua and Jeremy on Saturday Mr and Mrs Earl Sta1key Bertha Crtppen and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jord a n of Columbia Grange attended the annual Mmgs Co unty Grange Banquet at Sali sbury school Members of the Alexa nder H1gh School base ball team met w1th the Cmcmnah Reds team at RI\Crfront StadiUm on Apnl 8 Mr and Mr s Dwame Jordan and Bryan along w1th Tony Woodyard were among those who went It was H1gh School Team Day and they enJo) ed the ga me wh1ch follo" ed Mr and Mrs Lewis South were m Mc Connellsvd le on Saturday to attend the 50th anm versar) celebrati on of Mr and Mr s J ames fi tch Mr Fil ch ISknown tomany of the men who worked on the railroad Mem bers of the remple Women s Group mel at the Wedn esda) church on evemng The treasurer ~as mstruct ed to send $50 on the )ear s pledge Cards 11 erc s1gned for shut ms An m terest1ng program Shrouds an d Butt er fl ies ~ as presented as devot10ns by Mrs Walt er Jordan Mrs Robert Mattox was hostess for the even mg and Mrs Wil ham M1ller wlll ho'i the Attendance at th e mornmg May meetmg servlt-es Sunday, Apnl 16 at the Free Methodist Church was 88 Mr and Mrs Phil W1se Beverly attended Sunda) mornmg servi ces at the local church Mrs James Gilmore returned ttome Sunday from Camden Clark Hospital Mr Paul Jacobs of Ken lucky \I S!led ov er the Pomeroy Bowling Lane s weekend wtth his mother Apnlll 1978 Mrs Tma Ja co bs Tuesday Tnpllcate Mrs Audry Hayes Mrs Sland1ngs Gra ce Ri cher son Athens Team Pis 85 and Mr and Mrs Pearl Royal Oak Park Motel 80 Gllke) VI Sited recently w1th Shamrock Davtd Br ck les. Mr and Mrs Harr y Stahl Gen Coni 67 Mrs Ann Ma sh was hostess Roya l Crown Cola 51 40 Thursday ev ening to !0 Mark V Francs Flor tst 36 members of the Laurel Cliff Htgh ndtv dual game Health Club Severa l Sharon Hensley 79 Pat readmgs were g1ven and Car son 176 Annetle Pha l n treasurer s report was g1ven 70 sems - Betty Smi th Ms Mildred Jacobs 11111 be 47.4H1gh Pat Carson 465 Anne t1e hostess for the May Meetmg Pha l1 n <53 Mrs Jane Brown donated a Te am h gh g~me plano recently to the Fr"\ Sh amrock Motel 4ll m h gh se r es Methodtst Church Thank s ShTea amrock Motel 1308 are extended to Jane Laurel Qiff News Not.-s BOWLING ( 18lb. 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Shaker Heights author of the or~gmal bill and conference comm1ttee chairman offered an amendment to restore top JUdges salaries cut by the Senate but he was unable to ratse enough support for 1! andthes1xmemberpanelput off a deciSIOn until later The sticky question of addmg money to the 20 to 4(). cent hourly pay mcrease for some 75000 state Mrkers was not dealt Wllh m the earl) di scussiOns The lone amendmen t agr eed upon by the conferees w1ll hnut the salanes of appomted officials such as educators to $55 000 The only appomted state offloals makmg that much now are th e chancellor of the Ohw Board of Regents and the state supenntendent of pubhc tnstruclion Meanwhile House Repubh cans proposed a 71> percent a c ro ss the board pay mcrease for all state employees w1th a mmunum hourly ra1se of 40 cents Thev sa1d 1t would cost $12 milhon more nut of thr state general fund th an the current proposal which IS$35 mtllion The GOP said the extra mon ey 1s avatlable because of reduced welfare caseloads and a cash surplus Last week they pr oposed spendmg an addlllOnal $72 milliOn for pnmary a nd secondary educatiOn Lehman satd the conference committee wa s prepared to work after floor sesswns today and mto the evenmg If nece ssary to get a report wh1 ch he satd "ould be r eady for th e full membership at least by the end of the week France to have set off bomb PARIS (UP! ) - France has secretly exploded an experunental neutron bomb at a nuclear testing Slle m the Pactfl c the new spaper France Soir and the magazme Le Pomt reported today Military experts m Fran ce srud they knew of no such tests or the neutron bomb anywhere before Fran ce Smr sa1d It would take thr ee or four year to mak e 11 operatiOnal French officials refused to confirm or deny the report But mllttar y expert s at France s D e f e n se Department satd 1f ll were true the development would have maJor strateg 1c unphcalions for Europe ln Washmgton a Sta te Department spokesman sa1 d th e department had no mf ormation on such a French productiOn of a neutron war exploswn And a Pentagon head and demanded that the s pok es m a n decltned Sov1et Un10n make Similar comment on whether the moves to cool the Umted States has ever mternatwnal arms race exploded a neutron warhead The neutron warhead de France has exploded 1ts Signed chiefly to be mounted fir st neutron bomb France on short and mtermediate Smr sa 1d m a banne~ range rockets was bemg he,1dhne developed to destrov enem} In the greatest of secrecy troo p concen trati ons and and on an expenmental baSIS ta nk s Ru ss1a and the m Ute Pac1f1c France has Warsaw Pttct nat1ons ha ve exploded 1ts fir st neutron massed forces 10 Europe the new spape r "lliC h gre atl y uutnumbe1 bomb reported 10 1ts story those of the NATO allies Le Pomt sa1d France has JUS\ made a test of the bomb The neutron warhead k1lls by massive rad1at10n but ca uses relat ive!) littl e da mag e to propert y Pres1den1 Ca rte r rece ntl y made a controversial deciSion to at least delay CO lUMBUS (UP! ) - Sen Pa ul Pfeifer R Bu c)rus today asked Frankhn County Common Pleas Court lo block the payment of $30 8 nulhon m sta te funcl• to ba1l out the ba nkrupt Cleveland c1ty school system Pfmfer asked the court for through u1e gr ounds of a new both a temporary and perma car dealership blowmg off nent restrammg order to keep part of the roo f and dama gmg State Auditor Thomas E an estimated 75 vehicles Ferguson from 1sswng a $21 5 It was a tornado One of million check thts week and the mechamcs 10 the ba ck another. $9 3 m1lhon m June saw the funnel cloud sa 1d I he State Controllin g se rvtce mana ge r Way ne Board Monday approved the Eilts 1hank God there were pa) men t to the school no InJuries distmt Hlgh wmds tore th,ough a However Pfei fer sa 1d the board does n t ha1e th e nearby mobile home pork damagmg an estunated 'n authortt v to disburse the tra 1Iers but th ere were no money tn)urles Other small twisters lf state funds ar e to go to were reported throu ghout Clevela nd Ple1fer contends central and northern llltnols th e mone) should be se nt by the G IA bl Local ly heavy rams from enera ssem Y pa ssing thunderstorms pro OhiO la w provides for equal duced lowland floodmg along tr ea tment of all the state s the Ka nk akee River and 617 school diS tricts closed some roads 1n Indiana accordmg to Ple1fer who say 1f th t t II th e s a e a ows IS The weather serv1ce warned s of possible flooding m the pa) men t to Cleveland then MISSISSi ppi and Mlsso un any fm anc1al l) tr oub le d Ri ve r Basins lf more ram district sho uld be able to falls this week seek and rece1ve funds If l m correc t 1n m Dust ~ htpped b} wmds Y gusting up to 70 mtles per poSi ti on (C h1ef Federa l ) hour co\cred a large section J udge (Frank J I Battisti IS of western Kansas To the nor th 111 Nebras ka and the Dakotas snow a nd s lee t t frustrated plantmg farmers and stockmen Up to 7 mches of snow Fell In portions of North Dakota and , was sta ckl'<lmto dnfls by 4:Hnph WindS !NDIANAPOIIS 1UP! ) Nebraska reported 4 mches With a state ban on blflh of snow and South Dakota had contro l mstructton m pubhc Pla nned 2 mches A sloppy mllture of schools lifted ram and snow sullied the Par enthoo d off icial s a re Mmneapohs a rea forcmg pushmg for courses that will postponement of the tea ch students sexual Minnesota Twms.()akland responslblhly and a\ old the As baseball game need for abortion Wmds gusted to more than We would like to see all 70 mptt buffeted the schools rea ssess se x Cheyenne Wyo area early educatiOn courses 59 they are Tuesday and plied 6 mches of rea hstlc for the day and age snow mto dnfts m the we li ve 1n Helen Sundance a rea Bu t McCa lment e xec u11v e authont1es reported all roads director of Pla nned open Parenth ood Assoc1atton of l t E W Wtgglesworth re11sed code says m part commander of the Gallia No person shall dr1ve any Me1gs Patrol Post at motor vehicle w1th any stgn Gallipolis sa td today that po;ter or other nontrans there are som e matenals parent matenal upon th e being purchased to place m front s1de or rear wmdows of wmdows of van s that are such vehicle illega l The ftfth Ohto D1 stnct Most buyers of materials or Court of Appeals ha s vans havmg non transparent determmed and gl\ en the matenalm the rear and s1de followm g dehmtlon for Windows are believed by 1t tran sparent from Web Wigglesworth to be unaware ster s third Int ern a tiOnal of the v1olat10n or po&slbl y di Cltonary Hav1ng the miSmformed property of transmitting hght Section 4513 24 of the Ohlo and beyond without ap Carter said to have been ready for mob By HELEN THOMAS UP! Wh1te House Reporter WASHINGTON (UP!) Had the Panam a Canal treaty been defeated President Carter told congressiOnal leaders today he was ready to deal with an angr) mob he feared would try to storm the U S con trolled Canal Zone House DemocratiC Leader J•m Wnght of Texas de sc ri bed Carter as exubera nt about th e rallfica lion vote Tuesday m Ute Senate The president fee ls th e House leaders sa1d he t:an now turn to other Sen. Pfeifer fights payment gmng to ord er so me distnbut1on from the sta te Pfeifer said That s better than legi slative acllon wh en ) Ou look at the impa ct on other sc hool districts Franklm B Walter state supenntendent of ~>Jblic m struct10n sa) s any school dtstnct facmg problems hke the Cleveland school s 1111l be treated as Cleveland has been treated Pfetfer sa1d the only reason the request was turned over to the Controlling Board was be cause 1t would not have pa ssed both the state Senate and House of Repre sentalives The author~t v for thiS 1s gomg to have to rest w1th the leg1slature because 1f th1s goes through il IS settmg a precedent that no othe r school system m the staJ,e should be demed a Simila r Tornadoes hit South and Chicago region United Presslnteruatlonal Tornadoes left dea th and destructwn m the South and spooked Utousands of rush hour commuters m the Chi cago area Tues da) Spring s wtldne ss pla gued much of the Plams Midwest and Southeast with snow heavy rams and flash fl oods today One tornado that touched down four tunes killed four members of a fam1ly and InJured 12 other people m Monti cell o M1ss Another ripped through MonroeVIlle m south Alabama destroytng 21lto 25 hom es and IOJUnng as many as 25 people Other twisters caused scat tered damage across the South One tore through Utlca Jumor Co lle ~e a t Ut1ca M1ss IOJUflng three people and damaging school b\uldmgs A small tornado damaged a house a trruler and sever al tr ees m Fernandina Beach Fla Hatlstones as btg as golf oolf~ pelted paris or IllinoiS lnd1ana Ohw Kentu cky Alabama Geo rgia a nd Flonda the Nat10nal Wuther SerVIce sa1d Alabama Pow er Co reported power outa ges from high winds affectmg several hundred customers m the BLI1lllngham area Daytona Beach Fla measured Tuesdays largest ramfall at 2 ~ 10ches More tornadoes were reported 1n port10n s of Oklahoma Kansas M1ssoun and lllm01s Thousands of Ch1cago com muters made their way home Tuesday evemng under a greentsh black sky that poured buckets of ram and produced several small One ripped tornadoes " For Thursday Apnl 20 ASTRO•GRAPH Bermce Bede Osol Apnl 20 1978 Many 1 ne opporlu mt es Iha l could be of p1ol t to you , 11 cone you way r II e yea ahead Be ca elul that you don 11ump li on one 10 a 0 1c req uest Pfeiffer sa1d bet 01 e deve opmg each one 5 I thmk the pr esentatiOn lui polent al made before the Controlling ARIES (March 21 Aprii19 J Don 1 Board made 1t clear that they d sregar d the lam1ly s op1 on' do not mtend to advance the conce~nm g somelhlng lhal " supposed 10 benel1l all Do rest of the yea r s school t owever eserve your 1udg foundation momes to the rest men! lor thai hnal vole Hav ng of the (fi nancially troubled } 1Ol ble selecl ng a career schools of Ohw sat d l'fe1fe r Send l01 you r copy of Astro l feel qu1te fr ankly that 1t G aph Lei lei by ma I ng 50 ce nls lor each and a long sell " ouldbankrupttherest ofth e addressed stamped envel ope schools m the state IO Astro Graph P 0 Box 489 Rad o C 1y Stallon N Y 10019 Sex ed c Iasses push ed b y 0 ff•ICI•als ;~o~n ~~~~~:s s~ s u Indianapolis satd Tuesday State admm1stra t1ve gu1de lines had up until this yea r outlmed the types of sex education for van ous grades and banned certam topics entire!) mcludmg methods and techmques of contracep lion Planned Parenth ood offtctals satd F Bradlord Johnson an admlmstrat1ve assistant In th e State Departme nt of Pubhc lnstructwn told them the b'Uideltnes were dropped on Jan 1 ~~!~~!ion outlook .not good Governors Council for Cost Control reported today the 'outlook for public higher education m Ohio 1s not good ' and suggested a redefmmg of !he role nf two year colleges as one of the solutions to the problem "Decllnmg enrollments could be the catalyst wh1ch lrings Ohlo s. colleges and unlverslues face-to face with the type of fmanc1al crlsts now belll8 expenenced m the states p~1mary and the secondary school ~ Council Satd In a report to Gov James A Rhodes "The outlook for pubhc hlgheredu~atlon in- onto 1s not good' said the Council a nonprofit organization which has been studymg the states financial probleln!l prec1abl e scatlermgs so that bod1 es lymg beyond are entirely VISible It W1gglesworth sa1d that the primary co ncern of law enforcement offt cta ls ts that thiS matenal leaves the of fiCer completely vulnerable and unprotected from po sSible vlolenl acts or illegal act iVIty dunng a normal traffic stop The uccupants can see out but an ofhcer cannot see m the vehicle l t Wigglesworth adviSed that warnmgs ~11l be made for a pertod of lime then arrests could follow Lt Wigglesworth urges self complian ce by remo val th1s becomes before nec essary The pnmary concern are vehicles havmg the product Solar E* on their wmdows This ISa Sliver pnonty tss ues on hi S matenal sometimes used m legtslalive calendar sunglasses Wnght who breakfasted w1th hts co lleague s and Carter at the White House also sa1d he did not anli Clpate any problems when the House EFFECTIVE MONDAY voles on legislation to enforce ATHENS Effe cttve the treattes M onday Apnl 17 a 5 pm 1he pres1dent feels that 1! run was mcluded for the the vote had gone the other Datr) Lane Blackburn Road way we now would ha" had Beechwood Om e Stage to be fl ghtmg very hard to keep a mob - not the Coach Road County Road 19 and Count y Road 10 AORTA governm ent of Panama but an unruly mob fr om bus route For further m formatiOn contact AORTA at stormmg the Canal Zone The pr esident believes the 1614 I 592 3081 str ong statement s commg from Panamaman lead er Ornar Torn)os followmg the IN THE Senate s 68 32 1 ole we re COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO designed for home lou I rene Roseberry con sumption by the Plamttff Panamamans Wrtght sa 1d Betty Lou Roseberry Ca ver TornJos who satd he would et aI Defendants have mtervened wtth troops No 16 66 1 to take over the waterway If - NOTICE OF SALE P u r suant to a n Order of the treaties had not been e ssu ed by f tle Common approved has been under Sa P le as Cou rt of Me gs Cou nt y tremendous pressure fr om Oh o I w I off e r tor sale at his people to take a stronger oub l c auct on on the 22n d d ay of April 1978 a t 10 00 A M on stand l thmk under the the Cou r t House St ep s at he Circumstances he ha s tned Cou r House n Pome r oy Oh o t he fo ll ow n g descr bed very hard to ta ke a re a l esta te satd responsible stand Tne f ollow n g real es t ate 5 t u ated n t he T ow nsh p of Wnght Le ban on County of M e gs Many of the problems role of two-year colleges m authonty to the Board of which utst - program ord er to Impro ve th e Regents 1n r ega rd to duphcat1on poor personnel effectiveness of the overall mstttutlonal me r ge rs and control of cap1tl e•pans10n and faethly utlhzatton nsmg systetn The connell satd by redefm- programs costs - were previously - Restn ct 1ng degr ee counterbalanced to so me mg the rol e of 1ts two-year extent by steady or colle~e s-and taktn~ certam granung authonty at two other appropriate acttonyear colleges to certificates 1ncreasmg enrollments, Ohi o can pr eserve the quality and associate degrees satd the council However 1ts postsecondar y - Modtfyln g th e ope n m this ume of fewer and of fewer students they have mstru ctwn a nd ensure admiSSion system to unprove opttjllum use of limited the effecti ven ess of become cnucal developmental and remedial The Co uncil sa1d Oh1o ha s fmane~al resourc"l!s The'cbimcll recommended educat1on programs one of the nation s h1¥h,est Estabhshmg two year - Establishmg a slatewtde tu1t1 on rates and lowe st college dlSlrtcls bused on the procedure based on m-depth stuqent attendance levels In present co ncept of rev1ews to reduce dupllacted higher education governance to consolidate co urses a nd ellnunate Thus, the public higher education system llas to existmg schools mto a obsolete programs lniuate a long-temreffort-w coordinatedrretwork- wlll~h·-~ D e v-e I o p 1 n g a merease enrollments and can meet the educational compreh enSive approach to provide support for requtred needs of a designated unprove facthty uhhzat10n ~eog raphlc area and enfor ce certa m prograln!l,' said the Council Grant10 g s pe ctfl c nununum standards The initial step redefme ttw • e to spec •f y you b rtt and St ale of Oh o a nd bounded and desc r b eet as follo w s The n or h h alf o f the west etgh ty a cr es ot t he sou thwest quar t er of Sect on 34 Tow n 3 Range 11 o t the Oh o com pa n v s P urchase be the ..same mor e or ess Also e ght (8 ) acres aescr• b ed as f ollows Prev ousty ente r ed for il)(itf on n the na me o f Samuel Bak er R ang tJ 1 Town 3 Sect on 3A Lor 640 No 34 ac r es 90 va ue s 100 Qua fe r E pa r t of sout h west ~ The sa de ght ac r es b efng a pa r t of the ab ove desc r bed to r ro b e a d off by met es and b ou nd s n th e nor t hw est corne r of said trac t n as near a squ ar e fo rm as pra c cable Be ng a so two r ods n w dlh be\,;1 nnmg a t t h e nor theast co r ner of t he no rt h hal f o f the sou tneast quarter o l Sect on 4 Town 3 Range 12 s tua te n Ches t er T ownsh p Me gs County Oh o ana runn ng west to the county road I ea t~ ng f r om Adams M II ro Ra e ne sup posed o con ta n abou 28 rods be tne sa me mor~ or less Refe r ence Deeos Vot 268 Page 263 Vol 231 Pa ge 327 and Vol 269 P age 681 D eed Records Me gs Coun t y Oh o Terms of Sa le Cas h f or no t l ess than two th rds of the ap pra sed va lue and su b tect to r ea l estate fa)(es f or 1978 Pr o p erty a p pr~ sed at S5 533 00 J ames J P r of! tt Lost and tound lOST IN K ng~bu y Gold R dge UMBE R Pomeroy Forest Pro duel s lop pnce lo slan(hng o eo 2 I sh Seller dogs Co I sow! mber Co I 991 5965 or S teve Srn th 992 6232 Kent Hanby I A46 857_(2__ __ CO NS CURRENCY oke ns old pocke t w atches an d chams s lver and gold We need 1964 HOOF HO LLOW Ho btH Buy sell and olde s I .-e co n~ Buy sell t ode o r t o n New ond used or trad e Call Roger Wamsl ey '> oddle~ Ru t! Reeves Albany 7.4.2 2331 (61at6•8 32.0 Pets lfll" Sale R SINC SlA R Ken nel Boord ng OlD FURN HURE ce bo~<es b rass beds ron bed ~ e c co mpl ate l ndoo 1 a d ou tdoor uns household., W te M 0 M ller Groo 1 ng all br eed s Clean Rt .4. Pome oy Oh o or co li son ory lac I t es Che~h re 992 7760 Phone (614 ) 367 01 " 2 NO ITEM TOO La ge o r too ~m ol WI buy 1 p ece or compl eii:J COUNTY MEIGS hou sehold New used o r ant PUBLIC NOTICE The f ollow ng documents que!. Ma I n -:. Furn lure 20 N wer e rece 11e d or pr ep a r ed by 7nd St M dd epo 1 Phone The Oh o E nv r o n mental qn 6370 P r otect on Age ncy d ur ng t h e pr e11 ous w ee k Th e etfec ve CHIP WOOD Poles ma • dat e of each t na l a c t on s d ome ter 10 on l arge st end $8 sta teo Th e ssua nce d a te of pe to Bundl ed ~l a b $6 per each pro p osed ac t on s on Delve ed to Oh o Pole st a ecJ An y one ag g r eved or Co Rt 1 Pome oy 992 2689 adverse v a lf ec ted by a I nal ac t on to ssue d eny m od f y GOOD USED trot or w th r evo ke or renew a p erm t hyd oul c 3 pi h tch 741. 307 4 cen se o r va r ance o to appro11e o r d sap p rove plans $CASHS for unlo. car s Frye s and spec f cat ons {llay f le T uck and Auto Po ts W ecker an appeal w th The E n Serv co T re sole and Repo r v ro n menta B oa r d of Rullond 742 208 1 o Pennw I Rev ew Su te 305 395 E 742 9575 Broad St Co um b us Oh o 43716 W th nth rty (30 ) days WANT 10 buy Fold down of t he elfec t 11e dat e pu r co nper 8 ':oleeper 742 1030 suant to Oh o Rev sed Code after 6 Sec t on 37 .4. 5 07 unless such f nil ac t on was pr eceded by t he same o r su bstan t ally the ~a me pr oposed ac t on A }:~ :.ucn t nal acr ons are so dent f ed Suc h pe r sons may IF YOU have o serv ce o offer reques an ao u d ca t on wan to buy o se ll ~O ff e h ng hea r ng b ef or e Th e Oh o EP.A oe oa k ng for work or on a p r op ose d a< on to ssue v ho eve you I get res ul ts deny mo d t y r evo k e or fasTc w t ho Sent nel Won Ad renew a pe r m cense or Co 1992 2156 var ance or to app r ove or d sa pprove plans and sp ec 1 c at ens w h n th rty YARD SALE Fr 21 ond So t 22 f30) day s of the ssuance Smo I oppl ances m sc end lo ts d ate ORC 37<~507 does no of clothmg F r st ood on lel t prov d e f or ad ud ca t on pa st WMPO od o sta t on hear ng requ ests or appeals -"' 9913463 Ran concels on orders vertf ed com FOUR FAMILY Basement Sole pta' Is or enforcemen com pi ancc sc h edule l etter s Thurston Stone house 2nd St W h n 30 da ys ot pub I ca t on Pome oy be s de Luthe on n a newspaper n the aff ected Chu ch Ap I 20 71 toh of c ounty any perso n nay also dot! e<> d <>he~ I urn lu re m sc ( I subm t wr !len co mments N ce cu a ns and d shes lor re a t ng to act ons proposed camp ng Lo s and ots of n ce ac t ons ver f ed com pian s stuff 10 unTI 4 or enlorcemenr com pi ance scnedule le Tt ers (1) reques FOUR f.A M !l V 'for d Sol e Wed a publ c meet ng reg a rd ng Thurs Fr Ch ldren s clo th ng pro posed act on s and o r (3) nfont on up E•cel le nt qual y request not ce o f f ur t her a d g ea t p ces Odd s and act ens or proceed ngs At reques s t or adtud ca t on end':o V ck 5 20Ci Palme St he a r ngs and publ c M ddleport po5t Ouol ty Pr nt meet ngs and orner com Shop mun ca ons conce rn ng pub! c meet ngs adtud car on hea r ngs verI ed com pta nts ana regu l a! ons Antn~ shou ld be address ed to The Leg a R eco rds Sect on Oh o 1972 FORD LlD P S P 8 A C EPA P 0 Bo~~o 10-49 good cond I on Mu st sell Ca ll Co l u mbus Oh o 4321 6 (614 1 9.4.9 2747 even ng5 A66 6037 Unless otherw se s a ted n part cular not ces 1973 CHEVY NOVA SS Ex cellent all othe r commu n ca t ons co nd t on One owner N ce n cl ud ng COfl men t s o clean car Phone b 4 367 7258 proposed a ct ens should be addressed e !her to The A r 1971 PO NTIAC lE MPEST 350 Perm !Is ano Campi anc e au to $700 Good runn ng cond Mon t orn g D vson or t on 985 4250 Perm 1 and App r ova Sec on wh ct1e11er s app r opr a te at 1975 F RES RD 350 Auto AM FM Tl1e Oh o EPA P 0 Box tope E f Mag ~ 37 000 m es \049 Columbus Oh o A3216 Good cod t on Shop Issuance o t NPDE S pe rm t •as 3831 Oh o Pow er Co R ac ne Hydroe!ec r c Plant St Rt 338 efl ecr ve date OA 06 78 1972 THUNDERB IRD 1965 Ford , Re ce v ng ware~ 011 o onpckup I%8Ford 1ono Rver ~' AI n e' cellent shape Perm I No 8019 AD 9.4.9 1873 l Th s I nal act on not p receded by proposed act on 1969 SEDAN deV lie Cod• lac n and s appealable to E BR e, ce11enl cond I on FvJiy load cd Phone 61A 378 6388 ( 4 ) 19 li e --- IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO RITA L SMITH Pia nttff vs LARRY A SMITH Oefendan1 Nq U 643 - NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Larry A Sm th address un kn own bu t whose last known addr('SS was 230 P te o"' sant St ree Ashland Oh o 44805 w t take nor ce on the 5th d it y of November 1977 R ra L Sm th f tea her Compla nt aga nst h m n tne Commo n Pleas Cou r t of Me gs Coun ty Oh o Case No 16 643 pr ay ng tor d vo r ce and otner rei ef on groun ds of g rnss neg tee of duty a 1d extreme cruelly You a re requ red to answer t h s Campi ant w fh n twen t y e ght days alter the las1 oub l ca t on the l ast pub eaton son the 17th day of Ma y 1978 or 1uogment by de f a u I w II be rendered aga nst you Larry Spencer Ct~ rk o f Courst ol Me gs County Oh o ( 41 5 11 19 16151 3 10 17 7tc Sher tt of s gn TAURUS (April 20 May 201 No Me gs County Oh o mat y you 1e ve y d hgen bl 1 t31 n 19 t• 5 11 19 51 loday you m ghl lmd some ve1y to palm thmgs GE MINI (May 21 June 201 Pr ob ens allh1s I me are most I kely tor flenl 10 stem hom Ihe ex travaganl or A RM !u rn shed and un ca re ess manner 1n wh1Ch you 3 AND lu 'shed opts Phone qq1 handle your reso11urces 1 543A CANCER Ju ly 11 You deas ate (June eKcet ent oday but' COU N1RV MO B IL~ Ho e Po]. be care lul how you presen 1 Route 33 o th ot Pore o y to ge ots Call9fn. 7.4. 79 Ihem 10 ulhers You could rase so 1e eyebrows I you appea 1 APr FOR ren t RE!ntal s FOR SALE 100 lorce lul m~ s\ta ce rate~ l or Sen o Se aled b ds w I be rece ved C t rem Co' act v I age Mo no LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Y ou e by the v !age of M ddlepo r l I ke y to tump o co1Cius o s Apt s M ddleport 9'n 7787 Me gs Coun l v a t the Mayors belore Ihe lacls are n wa 1 Ott ct> at 1"1e VI age H a I 237 TUP PERS PL AIN S Oh o 1 1n I you 1e sure you have al Ra ce Stree t unt I 4 00 PM bedroo n opt io • ren t Furn sh Apr I 2A 1978 for he lhe mlorma hon bel01e aclmg ed o un l 1 shed 607 3349 fo llow ng VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 121 One One 1976 Chevrolet A Door 01 00 10 ~ 50 mob le home 2 bed oom Impala AS IS - oca t ed at t he Y ' lhat a ways oulDut way you to do 1111ngsgotor wh o ear Ro c ne 992 5858 v I! age Garage 651 Park se ldom rec proca tes w 11 ge t to FURNSIHED APl n Pomeroy S ree tor nspect on between rne hoursoiS AM and 4 PM you tor so methmg aga1n loday Bus ness ~ str c Su table lo Gene Gra e LIBRA !Sept 23 Ocl 23) cons tru ct on worke s Phone Tt ere s lo ts ol opport un ity ar ound you at ttl s t 11e b u t unless you r v ews Nth others co nljde thmgs won t l\'an out Com prom se I need be SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) T1y no t to s weep p oblems undP. r Ihe rug today lhmk ng th ey w II 11\ke care bl them selves tater on as If by mag1c The-; won t SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Oec l1) AvOid l or the presen t htends who are abe to spend beyond your budg et It w• t t re yqur purse jU St lr y ng to keep up wtlh t hem CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Be very ca reful I you re m the pos !ton to make dec•s ons for anot her today What s best for your welfare tsn t necessa r ty 991 3101 ai le• S p n 'l!ll1llBI to,iJ1JH[l,,~~~ { AI 17 Cler k Treasurer 19 2TC 8 ft truc k ca mper and I0 , It true!.. compe Contoc Ernes t Ward J La '95" lie Dexter Rood Phone 7.4. 2 30 1q -- ----- ST ARCRAFT FOLD down camper 742 2030 cite 6 pm SlARCRAFT TION SPRI NG Free ca nopy PROMO 1 re and bollle cove w h each new fold down Sta master $2800 now S1250 18 6 Ire ler $5095 now S38:i'<l f m n motor $16 460 ow S13 qqq We sell serv ce Q[ld qua l ty Open Sund ay Comp Conley Stor e oft Sol es Rt 62 r o rth of Pt Pleasant n COONER S CAM PERS on Ro .,bow R dge H gh quo I ty low pr ces lull ne rec eat ono ... eh c es and occesso es Ofl Oh o R 7 sou h of luppe s Pans tok e CR 28 to Boshan fol low s gns Open t l do M Con oct Rober t Codner l on g Bollom Oh o 0 Fl se ll con l o ned truck ca mper Good cond I on S'ISO 1<7 32'11 10 Fl No nod t1uc~ camper A 1 cond on Phone ~1.4. 378 638B PUBL I C NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Nohce s hereby g ven that he V llage Counc I o f th e V lla ge ot Sy ra cuse w II hOl d a Specta! B udget meet ng on the use o f Re11enue Sha ri n g Fu n dS on Tl"1 ur sda y Apr 120 1978 at 7 30 p m at t he Mun c pal Buldngs A I Sen or Cit zens 11nd or gan zat ons re pr esen t ng tnterests ot Sen ior Ci t zens a nd other c t12ens a re hereby ott ered an oppor t un ity to a !tend V !I age of Syracuse Jan ce Lalo\SOn Cler k (.4. ) 17 19 1c -· .--------------------------------------, ! I ! ! I II Am CONDITIONING I I SPECIAL 1 I GET READY FOR SPRING • Smtih Nelson will check performance, belts, for leaks, bugs, s1ght glass and freon for only $16 95 You pay for so tar hlm or her AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) II 1 extra labor or parts 1f needed you th nk your deas are tar t supenor to those of co workers I today you co uld turn a deal ear Hurry r Offer Exptres Apnl30, 1978 to thet r helpful s ugge st o ns It II be your loss I I I PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) - oon 1~ Bie01 specu late oN things s ght unseen today Yo u a e no t too luck y w lh s tu a t ons un less yo u have d re ct con trol N(WSPA.P( R £NI ERPRI SE .t. SSN I 1- - sM lfH NELSON-MOTORS I I I I I 1 I I I I I PH. 992·2174 Pomeroy I -----------~--------------------------~· 500 E Mam �10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday , Aprii1Q 1Q?R ~· -- ClE A~ANCE SALE beg•n s Man HOUSE BR O KEN KITT EN S to good ho nw M ain St r ee t , Roc me A ll pol yester double ~ nit~ reduced 40°. a nd 50uo fh teod btg spool 742-2932 $1. 5 foe GUN SHOOl . Rut land legtor, Form , every Sunde.,. at 12 00 noon Spon·sored by VFW NO FISHI NG and no· hunttng on ~ my property Ma)( tne Otddle Call Ja net Morr•s ~ni~ Offered oppotn tment 8 prn service dK,'~;ment and will service Hotpoint and other brand~ . MEIG S COU NlY Ftsh a nd Gome meehng Clu b house We dnes day Ap1 tl 19th FA BRIC SALE All r-nater1a l m ~hop on ~ole l week onl y Monda y Ap ril 17 thr u Sat urd ay Ap1 1l 71 Fu st quciJty k n1 1 ~ stall ot $198 Co rol 111a Fabr1t s located orr Rr 7 '1 mrle no rth a t Ch('~ter Oh1o Hours Q 00 am to 7 00 M onday rhru Fr1do y Closed Saturday~ t>xcep r tor so le week ., Henry and Mary Hunter Owner!> AMIVERSARY SPECIAl 12" PIZZA· SftCIII. . , " AT'In " ·" lllil GINO'S FOUR BEDROOM home Colurn · b u ~ Oh ro Lrnd en a rea Sel l or t rad e l or propert y or 14 J 70 house trader ol equal value rn M erg~ Coun ty 992 7390 or 9Q7 .7f.f14 FOR 5 Al ~ or trade 2 ,.ear old Polom,no horse Ph one 01 4 667 3052 ForSal.e ........... ECONOMY TRACTOR wf t at lac hm ent~ lrke new o'lo k rng SJ150 Phone !Ol .t J 698 32QO sent W Vo be s1de Hec k s ! 973 810odm o•e 14 x M 2 bed1 cor n 1973 Dorran 14 , 60 2 bedroom !972 V1d011 0rl 14,., 07 3 bedroom 2 bo th 1972 Cove ntry I'} Jt 65 J bed room IQI:)9 S t o te ~mon 12 x bO V hPdroo m PI CKUP 57100 Flil lfNDl V HOME Toy Part1es now rn ou r 23rd year r'lo e•pond 1ng and has op enrng s lo r Managers and Dealer s. Party Pion e" per renee help f ul Ou r guorenteed t oy~ and grf t ~ ~ell rh em sel11es No co sh rnvesr rnent No 'er11rce t horgP to cu'lotomer!> No colleclfng delive r 1n g Cor ph one necessary Call coll ect Carol Ooy 518 489 8395 WAITRESS WAN1ED App ly rn pe• son Crow '5o ) reck House Pomeroy Ohto NOW TAK ING applr cat+ons l o r seve ro ! pan lime po~•Trons mole ond tomole App ly at Jor1es Boys Store 700 W Mo•n St Porn c1 oy WALl lEX VI NYL coa ted ond prepos l ed wall co11errng!; . Choose .l rom 64 poltern boo~ ~ Oui ck )er vr ce Phone 997·3748 or 992 502 0 K1ng Budd ers Su p pl y Co M rddleport 0 Plen ty of Ieee porklng . CHARLI E S LIVE Boil Mtnno w s. ntght craw lers red worms , g01den w011n s F-r shrng 1rcense . • , mde above Syrocu~e Par~ Rt. S1E WART 5 GUN SHOP Guns fa• sole 01 t rade 2'1 Rern 1ng tons . 31 Re rnrng ton!o Model 12 W rn ches te rs and many more See or coll7 411421 197b HONDA MRISO e" cellent Go ndrtr on S750 !93B Harley Dov +d sorr Custorn rzed ew <el len t condrt1on ha s su •crde d ul<h an d ~hd l of1d o ther occesso ne~ SJOOO bl4 698 3790 EOUIPMENJ FOR com ple te beauty ~hop 1oc four opera tor s Sl:tOO il sol d tht s week Phone 99'1 7608 IN lE RNA HONAl 500 bu lld oz er 0 way blade wrnch and cob Comp letely reworlted Phone 949 1763 1'177 JHP CJ7 Red wtth block l op SS300 1971 VW Su pe r Bee t le I I000 997 5<50 1976 KAWA SAK I 100 mrnr drrt b1k e l1" e new Rt cently tu1l ed Pr ice $400 · Phone 'W2 5768 WOULO VOU Ll tct 10 NET $75,000 9 FOOl campe r top 49 Fo rd tra< lOt Jp t hi!Ch 9854181 1971 INIE RNAIIONAL SCOU1 < wheel dt 1ve 3 ~p e ed V 8 A-1 \hope Q4 Cf 7534 IN ONE YEAR ' WORMS k o mt 1 ~~ ot Th•111"'q'"' ,fiG un r, "'' 'hvu t bal'ng lttu• l"" '" 'o'OI •td •n the if'OWin<,j 0 1Jt'1'1h ont Wt ' - ' I •t l•1blf! pet'.on 10 I, UO<,.t " ' " 1ger1 1 lo r our ln tt• broil .. ._ "" '' ~<tt rn ""l'lliOf k IM ~ EDIAlEL'V Ed lenl .-r-1"9 ~ Cl'l l lbWarl ~ • Ill Br:n.& '" Cr:ln1n..or. HHE """ ''" ~ou ont of ou• fteld o1f+CI\ V ACATIQIII A rlanta· Wash ington Otlando · Memphis MANA C[t.l f Onrv !PlOtt ... NT ~OS ITtQ"' """ o con~•,. c• 111 Phone 192-21!1 I FIVE H P to totrller ~CHOOL BUS <omper $375 So rellr te pollee sco r"""' S50 IJ91.J798 BROWNING BTQQ 34 fu ll choke Ah er b pm coil 997 ·0310 WOOD COOK stove 0 bu1 ne1 0110n warrnrng cloeTs Wol er lank wh rte enamel 747·758 1 new engme $100 9'17 3386 VEl VET STEP Nu r~e '5o Shoes $4 .88 to SI 0 8S Bo1l ey ~ M1dd lepon H P l HR H 843 -264 5 p us h m o we r SUCCESS ... 11 Good Chtrl(l*' Ch fl l! llln lllh 1C1 bit •& l• •b•l • l~ 1 mp1~11 ;on!l ll1 1'1'1()11 1968 DODGE 1 1 ton pr ck up Motor 1ust overhauled 4·speed Body rough S250 14. 7 3297 FI RST li NE rs not good enough That s why we se ll DEl TA ,TI Rf S 7<2237B . POMEROY LANDMARK f Gl' '"''·'l Let Pomeroy Landmark soHen & condition your water with Co-<~p water softener. Model UC.SVI, Now Only vou• b1":~,. ound '' ~ou lnl'f' De n,v;_ todav LI MITFO OPPORlU r'll tlY \II '289.95 flrl._ \I FFIJI H. I 1111' Let us test ~our water Free '" q ,R\1H I 11! II IST.., Pomeroy Landmark l!dl 1-: ~ ••••• ' " \ lA , '"~'"' l'W I! I 'Jfl'lf)', )11 202!9 Bo.3· ' ,1 nd Hol pn 111l Appli,IIICI'' J,ICk W Cn •, t•y. Mq r Pholll' 997 7181 llhl £5tate for Sale HOMESi l ES l or ~ ol e 1 acre and up M 1ddleport near Ru!loncl Call 991·7481 Pomeroy. Ohio PHONE992-6333 Office Hours : carpe te d , el ectric heat {Ol io Power ). carport with storag e area Dining and cooking area separate. A ir cond itioned , all curtains and drapes go. Located in Ru stic Hill s, Syr ac use , Oh io. selling fast for Commercrol p1 0perty appr o • 17 oCte'lo leve l land loc ated at 1u pper ~ Plo1ns on Oh• o Rou te 7 Phone (01 4) b67 b304 VA -f- HA 30 Y' l rnoncrr~g al so tehnon(r ng . Ireland Mo1tgage 17 E S1o1e At he1,!> phone {61 4) 591.~0 51 .... -Jack W. Carsey , Mjjr. tljl Phone 992-21!1 M·dd fe po cl Foo onooe •n fo ..no • tiQ(\ call 9'17 1238 Of 9'11 SJ04 BY OWNER 3 bed rooms .,.,,r h lore ed o• r go ~ heal and orr cond1 t .or~t ng I acre level lo t 1n Rullond SIB 000 Ph one 747 3163 . fWO SlORY homo house nJ[ In FARM, MACHINERY CONSIGNMENT SALE THURSDAY, APRILZOth AT 5:311P.M. AT ATHENS LIVESTOCK SAI,E ON 1\T. 50 WEST OF ATHENS. i-Ford 6,000. !-F ord 3,000, !-Ford 900 Ma ssey Ferguson 135 gas Massey Ferguson I ~ diesel with loade r , 2 F'armaU M's, FmnaU 240 Super C, I Minneapolis Moline 1-63 International! tlln 4 wheel dr ive with rear P.T .0 . '1-68 Internationa l Lonestar 16' fla tbed , John Deere, Case, Massey F erguson, International , Allis Chalmer Balers, like new , all in good condition, 4 or 5 WD Plows, 2 or 3 International plows, all types, 3 or 4 Transport disc, Ma ssey Ferguson 3 point hitch rake, several brush hogs,. 2 grain g.r inders, I with power unit, 3 point post hole digger s. Many other items too numerous to m ention. Auctioneer : Lee Juhnsun Apprenticeship Auctluueer : Lester Shoemaker l'hone.J.42-259.3 • _ _ _ Cash at sale or check ,.·tth poslUve J.D. Refreshments Served Nut responolble lor accidents or loss of property. ' garden ground . Only 55,000. NEAR SCHOOL - Walk lo stores, quiet street and out of all !foods Laege 3 II WISEMAN REAL YSJAJE AGENCY t. AT IN GALLIPOLIS 446·3643 Evenings Call446-l796 or 446-7881 BRA DFORD Au (!ron~er Co '"· ple te Serv •ce Phon e 94'1 1487 or 949 2000 RaCine Oh ro (rt!l Bradf ord 3875 REMODEL ING Plum b•ng heot rng ond oil ty pe~ of genet o l r~ porr Work guaranteed 20 years e,., . per ccnce Phone 99'1 2.4 09 '"SUPER BARGAIN IN SEWI NG MACHIN[ R epo11~ ser lli( C all rnoke~ qq2-226-4 The Fob~r c Sh o p , Po meroy A uthon r ed Smger Sole~ and Serv1ce W,u !>hor pen X•ssors . CENTRAL REALTY CO. JUST LISTED - Ready to go with nat . gas and ci ty wat er taps. 0 \ler 3 acres of nice laying land on Co. Rd . 28. Nice home sl fes wfII self quick for 59.000. JUST LISTED - A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here is an e ~~:cel l e nf 3 bedroom house with 11 :r baths. K it ch en wi th bu ilt in applian ces, family room with fi r epla ce . All nicel-; carpeted. Full ba sement with woo d·burn ing sto'v'e. Atta ched {2 car ) garage. Chrysler Air Temp centra l heating and cooli ng. Very low electr ic bil ls. All tt1 is and approx . one acre land. Ha 'v'e to new ,. Hydro Unit 3 bedr ooms, 11 1 baths. F.A furna ce, 6 room s. Close fa a look . Onl y \47.900 . school . S35,000 DO. OLDER BUT NICE JUST LISTEO--APPROX . 10 ACRES - of land Ideal Low b ills here . 3 bedroom s, bA t h, l or mal d i ning , c arpet i ng , pa nel1ng , large garage &. hea l ing workshop S19,500.00 NEWER HOME A pride & joy to own Ha s d bedrooms, lo'v'ely equ ipped k itc hen, f or mal dining , oth er fea t ur es galore, 1 car gar age and workshop 536.100.00. DO IT YOURSELF bu y,s this nice 'l iHie house. needs some work done ins ide. large lot . $6,900.00 OTHER HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM - CALL TODAY . HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR !--"""-"-~ ' KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 997·1159, 992-6191 for home builder s. Buy t'llll and sell part if you "l ike . Nice countr y sett ing on a bla cktop road about fi ve m inutes ~rom Five Point$. Ci t y wat er avalll!ble . Before You oui fd you had better look of lh ls. Se ller may help .• finance . 113,900. LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 acres wifh a nice 1' , slory house wi th J bedrooms and 11, baths. Mostly carpet . This house has been remodeled insi de and out. It has a bi g centra l fireplace With heata lator and Is insu lated . S m ~ll barn and abo ut 20 l'lcres fen ced. Ni ce country ~ortraits AllniYersaries city . 116·1 mo EXC A VA liNG doze~ lo ader and bo< khoe work dump t ruck s end lo-boys for hrre , wil l haul l rl l d11 ! lo ~o • l . ltm e ~ l o n o and gra.,el Coli Bob or Rogel Jef· f er~ da y phone ~ 1 · 7r:J3 9 nrght phone q9'] "3525 01 q<l'} 5232. l: XC A VA liNG . doJer . ba ckhoe ond d rtchcr . ( ha rte, R. Hot l rel d . Bo ck Ho e Se r .,.ic e , Rutland , Ohro . Phone 742·2008 Wi l l do rooftng , cons lfuctio n , pl urnbng and heol tng . No tOb too Ior ge 01 too ~m ol l. Phon e 7 4 1 - 23 ~ 8 nef p finance. Invest SIO. IOO now. PRICE REDUCED - .'' Your Rin,as, Your Gown. Choose with As Much Care ; Your Wedding ' 1 Photographer 70 rnobtle home . 3 bedr oo m . I fu ll bol hs , full y carpeted on Jl,. acres of land . 747·'17 14 . :o: 10' WIDE . 50 long mobtl e home . lu rnrs hod . 1· 304· 773 -5SQ.4 01 9'11.'5537 . 10 x 55 rnobtl e hom e w1th ete pa n· do. 3 acre!>. w ote1 . ~e pt 1c to nk . Clo~e to mtne!l Furni~ h ed . lm · medra te ponenron. $10.SOO. 7.4 2 307 4 Ot · <wrt t e Bo:o: 9. l on g s.v• ll e , Ohro .45 7-4 1. PUlliN S EXCA VA TI NG . (omplet8 Serv ice Phone 992 -2478 . WINTER GET 10 your ho use? let ul make necenary repoh s. AI Tromm . Construction . 742 ·2328. PIANO TUNING Lone Dan iell . Als o repor rs and od1ustments. W2 ·2S81. •I no an swer . coli --' .4- l.j· r mo. 992 ·2002 IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU OWNER SAYS SELL - 15 IN STOCK l'h bedrooms u psta ir~ . Nato gas torlfoce:-Basement~Pi'lce ­ was 119,800 . Will go quick noYI' for St5,000 . We Need Listings We have twyers lor many types of properly CALL JIMMY DEEM Associate ,t49-l3!1 In The Valley b . Il l _ . THABE • .............. c.•. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. I I I Hendersan 675-1512 UNION OPERATED 3·30· 1 mo. BOB'S ~AUTO P~ti.~TING r1 Middleport , Ohio 24 Years Sorvlct SPRING SPECIAL Comptoto Paint Jobs Small Cars 1100.oo ur~ Cars 125.00 Trucks 1115.00 Body work & repair $1 .00 per inch using only tilt best Dupont materiols. m ·lOIO ~-9 - 1 mo. • ·- 0 BRIDGE a -+--+--+--+-- Good technique saves slam . WOULD YOU liKf TO NlT S7e.aoa ~ ,...,..,..~ :;...- LlrllN: YEAA ANO A .. unil! ...... WMIId· SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALITTlE & SAVE A LOT '!'HE B!.S'r .JIMMY cAR, ER l~t2$0NMION :t•vE Mil. SE:fN YoU '!"HE: WJ.fOI.E AUDifNCf! All carpot instalt.cl wilfl. padding ot no chorgt . Export instolfatlon.' Rubber Back Carpet As Low As '4.11 ~~;d. 9' and 12' Vinyl flooring In Stock Buy whero you un como in and- whal you're goH!ng - Good soltctions - Fully slocktd. Colt 742·2211 TALKTO WENDELL ORATE CARPET CONSULTANT - RUnAND FURNITURE 742-2211 I ~lf>td' "'- !9Z·Il74 NOT HA'II E 10 INVEST LOf OF MONEY . IACNIPT I I I Service·~ the ......, ,,.. .. llv ........ 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We can't 21 Knowledge the Elbe 39 Singer 29 Damaging I'll be thinkinq of 22 Without Gale .. Bettu . call her 33 Finished Cantrell statement 1 a mate .__/.:\., Sara ... 34 Being : Sp. II Conjunction name, Clovia ' h€4 ,lJOU" 31 Historical r:---r,-r,-,..,.--,.forever! time Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag 32lmaginative 1-:1,1 person --+--+-+-+---1 37 Unwell fl 40 T. Dorsey The contract def>ends on a hea rt finesse , s upposedly 50 tune NORTH 1119·A percent propos ition . In reali42 Record • 15 ty, East's preemptive bid 43 Hale • A Q9 3 virtually assures that he ha s character t KJ 5 little else than a seven -card • Q G3 2 44 Della of spade suit. song WEST EAST Thus, West most likely has +K8 3 + AQJI096 4 the ki ng of hearts . Still. 45 Girl's name DOWN 1:;;;--t-t• K I0 2 • ·--eve rything hinges on correc t t 960 t 8 72 play in Lhe trump s uit . 1 Hidden FRANK & ERNIE • J 10 1 • 85 4 East won the ope ning obstrudion spade lead with the a ce and SOUTH 2 E. Indian return ed the queen , which · • 2 coin Soulh ruffed . H South leads a • J 6 ?65 4 3 Need an low heart and finesses with t A Q 10 anodyne dumm y"s queen . the s lam in . AK 9 4 ijowever : out the window. Vuln er a ble : Ne ither South was too smart for I var. Deale r : E ast this . He led the jack of 5 Scoundre Is ; hea rts with the intention of Wrst North Eas t deceivers playing small if West did not 3• 'I I cover with the kin g. West did Pass >• Pass ALI!NR,-!0 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - H ere's how to work it ; cover , allowing North to win Pass Pass Pass with the ace. <I.XYDJ.RAAXR When East showed out it is I.ONGFEI. LOW Ope ning lead : "' 3 was a s imple matter for South to retu r n to his hand One lett er simply stands for anoth£'r. Jr, this sampl e A is with a minor -suit ace and URCd for the ttln•r [ .'::;, X f or I IH' two O's. £'\C' ~i n gle l ctl er s. fines se West's 10 of hearts. ~ p os tro phcs , the l ength ;mel for ma ti on of the worrls r~re an By Oswald Jacoby The jack of trumps lead hi nt s. Eac h day the ('Ode lrtle rs are differen t. and Alan Sontag cost South nothing bul would WINNIE Preempti ve bidding, when possi bly gain everything if C'RYPTUQUOTES used correctly, allows a West held a li Lhree trump. F00R. WIN~ I E L I HOPE •TS BEGtiiiN IN~ 'TO UNDEI(STAND player to bid the proper Making playsolhat can only VYX LY HAD 'TO LIVE ALL BEHIND HER HY W QRBHWXQ · SO WINNIE ~INKS THAT -~E BREAK IN<' THE: KIND OF UNCEIZTAIN1Y contra ct and a lso impedes win and neve r lose are the WtTH THI5 "'R ~! 5H:' DE5ERVE5 OF i3tLt!() PICTUr?E F~ME WAS A YOll MUST HAVE GQ\Jf the opponents in assessing difference between the exOAYYBR w HWS C R OVER lWENTY ~OME PEA::; OF DRWQ OROMENOF THI(OIJ6H WH ENI their own values . pert and the beginner . YEARS! MIND! ~SCW.E KIND EH? YES~ SHE 5AYS WA5 MISSING! On the diagrammed hand 1 5HE';, CONVINCED North and South were able to 1NF:WSPA PEH ENTERPRISE .-.s..'\N I 1>0111 '11-IAT HE~ •.. overcome East 's barrag e !Foe a copy or JACOBY MODDEAD. bid of three spades and ar- ERN senti ST ro "Wm at ri ve at a s lam contract that 8fldge . · c t~ re of tf1 1S newspa· had a reasonable chance of pe r. p·Q Box 489 , Radro C1ty tENscool ' Largest Selection stor v house wi th a large living room ~nd k itc hen. Two bedroom s and 2 beths downstairs and 3 small ."' HOWERY AND MARliN h · co11 o t•ng , sep tr c 1ys rems , do1er bodhoe d ump tr u<k limes to ne. grovel . black top povtn g , fH . 1-43 Phone 1 {614 } BA 1HROOMS AND Kitchen I t emodeled , cerom tc til e, plum· bing , carpentry , a nd general rnoint e non ce . 13 yeot ~ ex· pen ence. r;q2.Jb85 . 5:31l-lll ews 6: Efec . Co . 20,33 ; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan ·s Heroes u . 6:01l-News 3,4,8,TO,T3,15: ABC News 6; Zoom 20: 6:311-NBC News 3,4, IS ; ABC News 13; Carol Burnell a. Friends 6; CBS News 8, IO;Over Easy 20 7 Oll-Cross-Wif s3, 4. NewfywedGame6.T3 ; Sha Na Ilia ~; News 10; Gilligan ' s Is . 15 ; 01ck Cavett 20; Big NECEP You Have Carefully Chosen Your Love, Hortford 882·217! water . Gasoline pumps and tt~nks . an apar t ment to live In or rent. Th is communi ty needs a store and th e store needs an owner. Seller may even ' WETHERALi CONCRETE Spec~! OtCIIions . JUST LISTED COUNTY STORE - In o ~ood area . Has Th is is a 2 stor y build ing . Upsta irs could be made Into .' 3· 16 - Tmo "Get A Load Of This" Passports sett1ng off bfacklop road . Shown by appointment only . Priced 141 .000.00. nat gas and -. HURRY ! lim !ted Supply Weddinl! 69a.7331. 11 bu ilding has 4 apartments and bus iness. Appr o)( 30 years old . Ideal setup for Thru April 20th ,...,., Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992·5682 3·12·1 mo . Sweepers tOO\lOrs ~r on ~ oil ~moll opplron t el Lo •••n mo w e• nH.- t 10 Stet& Htgh wo; Goroge on Rov te 7 Phonu lbhl ) 995 MAIN Laege Sale Prind Now Ill! H;1o SL off Rl. 7 by -pass on St . Rt. 14J, toward Rutland , 0. ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR " 6 ~ THE PHOTO PLACE ~.miles Mobile lltnns lor Sale 130. 851.00. NEW LISTING - SALES AND SERVICE · 11 -9·tfc ROGER HYSELL GARAGE ba ck . Be Ner calf now , th is won'l fasl long . som e woo ds, small barn . Home recen tl y renova ted . JOO Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992·6212 or99H2dl !A.M. Io4 :lOP .M. Route 2 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Estimates by Appointment Phone192-7119 2-24-tfc furna ce, and 3 c~r garage w ith apartment over with furnac e, city water and Bu i sness Build in g . Now ~ ~- BOLEN MULCHER S CAU REOUCED TO 515 ,900 - 26 acr es, tenced . 3 sp r 1ngs , PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. General Contracting 527,500 . NEAR TOWN - Large 10 room house on one sandy acre. Has 2 bath s, oil F.A. onl y $10.000. IF YOU HAVE AN EXPENSIVE HOME AND WANT IT SOLD WITHOUT A LOT OF LOOKERS COMING ALL HOURS , YOU SHOULD CALL 992. 3]25 . C. Bruce Teaford Helen L. Teaford Sue P. Murphy CARTER DAVID BRICKLES . home with storage . Oak floors and trim . Ha s a full ba sement and garage . o. (614) 667 -6177 Kitchen Cabinets , Roofing , Concrete Patios , Sidewalks , New Construction & Remodeling . bed r oom I . ' ' ' ' ' & Between 7:30 & 9:00 p.m . ' 4-l2-1mo. P. 4-4-1 mo . ~s pa cio us POMEROY '' - 11 2 story home in very good cond i t ion . Features 4 bedroom s, lo ve ly family room in ba sement, nice livi ng room , ki tchen & bath . Large yard fen ced in POMEROY , 0 . JUST LISTED - ApprO> . Call JERRY MURPHY 220 E. Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio 8Y OWNER 5 acre s wtth 9 1oom Home Phone 992-5139 Associates house FREE G A S '2 cor garage <..urnrn e• ~r! rh e n ond bo rdmed by I uee k ~ Coli 985 3827 0 -------------------:----------------------, someone Call toda y. LOVELY BRICK - Close PUBLIC AUCTION Gari'lge, T. P. water and elect r ic a va i lable . Near leve l land, will make good Broker JUSl COMPLETED new housl' 1n yord in grading , driveways, landscaping, etc. & Service ElliOTT APPLIANCE ".r LAWN BOY MOWERS fargo lot . 577 ,500. 2.56 ACRES - Near Stale Cheryl Lemley Associate Home Phone 747-2003 Hilton Wolfe, Sr . Ass.oc iate Home Phone 949-2S!9 GeorgeS . HobsleNer Jr. ' Family f u II basement, natura l gas furnace , city water , carpeting , nice kit chen, foyer , garage and . Specialized Phone 992-711] room , FREE GAS IN HOUSE and S58.000. WE NEED LISTINGS . WE ARE SELLING FAST . LIST WITH US . Sale! - OOZER FOR HIRE DEALER For Tuppers Plains with d ri l l~ well , T.P. water ava ilable. It has 2 tra i ler hookups with a 2 bedroom trai ler . ....'· ' & WHIRLPOOL ll ACRES - On 681 nea r Jusf 51 3.000. 4 BEDROOMS - , -' AUTlfORIZED RCA Middle~ort. Bunch 10 . 5:00-Bonanzci 3 ; Star Trek 4; Gunsmo 1 : 8; M ister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33, Hogan 'J Heroes 10; Aflerschool Special 13; Petticoat Junction 15. CAPTAIN EASY Phont 92 -3092 Pomeroy, D. 3-15.tfc Ph. 992-2!48 711! mo with electric and on good gra'v'el road not too far from sma l l vi llage . bath , 4 yr . old , tull y Muffler - Brakes Shocks - Tires Battery. Installation Service Sesame Si.20.33 ; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; r. •ah 13. 4 31l-Lilffe Rascal s 3, 15; Gilligan 's Is . 4; Brady J • Thermallnsulation Save JO pet. to so pet.' on heating cost Experience and fully insured Free Est. Call: 992•3815 Movie Channel 4 4 :Ulr-- Mtster Car toon 3; Superman 4 ; For Richt"• , For Poorer 15; Merv Griff in 6; Addams F Jr ·ily 8; Cellulosic (wood fiber) Small Engine Sales & Service 491 lOCUif Street MOORE'S "Tho Dri1ioa10~ Not lho fmiiiiO~ 136.500. 2SACRES - fnlhecountry New Listing : 3 bedroom s, BIGwn insulation JIM KEESEE WILKINSON For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At At home with 7 baths, dining room , ful l basement , carport and 1 acres of land . Your Full Tim e Real Estate Brok er COU NlR Y farmland wrth sedud ed wood~ wa ter ond good oc C"e!>~ ,,, Monr oe County W Vo Sl 000 d own coil (30<1 ) 77? WEDNESDA'Y. APRIL If, 1978 3 31}--Aif In The Family 8,10. Ohio .lliurnal20; • ' ~------~----~3-~3~1-~l~m~o~ . L--------~4~-9~-l~m~o~·~--J " 992·2206 iJr 992·7630 I YEAR OLD - 3 bedroom and m ineral r ights go with it . 2 barn s in good cond it!on , located in Bashan , Ohio kn own as t~e James Ba i ley farm . Excel lent buy at ,. .Chester, Ohio T0.30·C Carpet &UphOisltTJ Phonelli~e Young lots . 9a.m.to4p.m . NlW 3 bedroom hou!>e 1 bolh) orl ele< I acre Middlepor I close to Rutland Phone <jlq2 7481 3101 0 ' (30•1772 3277 Income with modern li'v'ing quarters . Carpeting . View of the river and near Krogers. All city utilitieS, garage, and 1 Ches ter Twp., all fen ced. 45 acres pasture. 12 acr es o f Cr opland .. One acre farm pond st oc ked . 7 rooms, bath wi th 4 bedroom s, 2 stor y , new shingle roof. mode r n kit chen , l'arg ~. livi ng room with fireplac e. Ci ty water & drill ed well . CO. Young's Carpeting RDIItO l ,,Ill...,. 0. util it ies and equ ipment. Broker SUfPLY Phone 992-3748 or 992-5020 FREE PARKING Superi01 Sle.~m Eltraction 2400 sq. fl. of space. All NEW LISTING : FARM FOR SALE , 71 Ac res . ),1 I I' Pt IU'<., -- wa ter with park ing / Over GeorgeS. Hobstet1er Jr ., PAINTS J&L Angels 6,13 ; 20,33, . 10 :00-S tarsky 8. Hutch 6. 11; 11 :00-News 3,4,6 ,8. i0.13.T 5; 11:31l-Johnnv Carson ],4,15; Pollce Slory 6,13; Hawaii Five·O 8: Movie "' Saratog•" 10. 11 :45-ABC News 33; 12: 15-J anakl 33; 12:411Mystery ol the Week 6,13. 12 :41l-Ko iak 8; I :OD--Tomorrow 3.4; 2:11l-News 13. TELEVISION VIEWING ..1• "'.. STORAGE OR BUSINESS BUILDING - Ot!t ol high $55,000 . DOUBLE - 1':c 1fE XT:RIOR AT BUILDERS 992.3325 216 E. Second Street One 4 bedroom , ranch , ver y moder n, Wes t Shade, near Chester, 0 . FIPrlr1r TV\ INTERIOR commercial. Call for estimilter 24 hour service. An~day, anytime, Pho"e 985-3806 Jack's Septic Tank Service ot All Your NEED A WATER SOFTENER? fUll 1M P""on wf.,l lnoll •nt feu ()! " " " " 2<7.1208 $29.500. 985 3692 thJn t•Pif'•tnce No " iltle< .,,,, Jlhone FIVE RO OMS ond both , We lzgoll Dnve . Pomeroy Real cheap HOBSTETTER REALTY Closed Thursdays Saturdays at noon . -s EST QUALITY CLEAN lNG 72 ACRE S. 8 room rem od e led IQ77 FO RO 75 mo we• Only usQd" . ~ r oom~ and bo t h cellar ou t rw 1ce Coli Q9'1 n 48 • · · burld111 9 ~ 4 ocre!ll ond at edge of Ru tlo., d Comple te tro rler , JQ71J HONDA 300 Rood 8rl.;e hook up ol !.o I bo n k ~ oppro1!. Chr ome ond blue Front drsc ed property ot Sl5 500 Ph one bra k e~ Very lo w mrl a .. 2 9'17 70Cf 4 helme t~ S900 q976302 HOU SE AND bu!.1n eH bu1ldmg m DODGF CO NVI RT ED >e ll R edS 111IIe 1185 JSXJ conto1ned motor home Sleep!i S In A I condtlion S J~ Coli alter 5 pm Q85 3829 or ot eon1•d SEPTIc· TANK ' ~ : Oil-Charlie' s Movie " Posse" 8, 10; Live From Lincoln Center L_--------------------------~----------------~~ 107 1h Sycamore 51. MIGRO HY BRID S 100 °~ 1eplan 1 agreement rl you don t ge t o ~land Jame s H Smrth Gr ov e Ohio Hernloclo. Q97 252 4 leave message l hlr 10 IIOU'I II y ar1d d!!d i(.III IOO IO ~httY41 APPR OX 200 acres for so le No butldr ng!> Tupp e 1 ~ Pl o 1n!> , Oh iO Phone 1·661·3349 . LEGHOR N HENS 50c each W S M 1choeJ 985 -4137 NICE PIGS l o r sole Alte r 5 co li '149 '2857 114 l:leip Wanteil POMEROY FIVE mrnu les to l own and schools . Alum1num std ing . Stor m wrndows and door s. N ew lo. ttchen · o w oma n~ delt ght 2 or 3 be d room~ . Ba sem en t CCH pet thr oughout. By appom t men t on ly Roger Abbott ,. 992 61 I 4 Of Q9'].1J77 Syracuse on '1 ocre lot . Spoc rovs J bedr oom wtlh Jor ge ut1lrt y room Ha rdwood fl qo 1 ~ and co1pet . Fru il trees and sh rubli In Raer ne . J' , ac r es . Beovl ifuf S ·r----------------~-j bed f OOm , 3 both home . Com p fe oely o·emo d e l e d ond cor pe tod . Ha s bo th gm and eletlm fu , no<e lo ege Wpoe l .a I and storage bu 1ldings. _For rn R.e s 1 d en t 1 and foHnot1on , call 949-:20 18. ;~.Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . 1974 DATSUN 9Q2 -745 3 NEW HONDA rn~rlr br!o. e Z SO Or t rcde on old tru ck 99225 14 Pomeroy Landmark 8:311-Hofoc•usf 3.4,1 5; ..' Busin'ess ·Services TWO HOUSES In home . oil mm etol rt gh ts. fu el 0 1l furn ace , Rutland or eo , $36 COO N ew 3 bed room to tal ele ctm home 1 11 3 acre s. neor mmes $77 000 Butl d mg lot I 11 acreS. rur al wat e r on lot , $3 800 Coll 7.f7-28 19 oil e r 5 pm or o ny!rm e Sot . & Sun . & BLEND .... _Jack w:··on~y;Mgr. Phone 992-2181 CO Al liM ESTONE .~an d gt avel <ole rum chlorrde ter !il+zer dog lood and a ll types of soli Ex cel!>10r Salt Wor Ms Inc E. M orn Sl Pomeroy ~138'11 AT All FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, · Pomeroy La.n.dmark · REDU CE SAFE & 1o) 1 wrth Go B e~e lob l et~ 8 E Vop wa ter prll s Nei'>Of1 Drug IQII .•JUIS.·WID. Check our low. low prices on POTASH, FERJ.O·PELS B 8 S MOBIH HOMES Pt Plea tr t •n 11 BU SINE SS BUJl OII'fC wllh living quorten 30 x BO l oc at ed on Mo 1n Street . Rlltlond . Fa t !i.Oi e 01 trade See or co if T 0 Stew art . 741-1421 GA LL ON gard en sprayer 8 8 0 elecl fi C hedge ~ he(]?'?l (used twr ce) Treadle ~e wmg mor hrne good condr tr on Very old 'lool •d oak stolid . Sp l1l bottom ~ew1ng rOcke r GQ2 3079 APPLIANCE SERVICE We have ~rged our Hou rs Sa turday 5 30 ro Reosor1ab ly prt<ed -·- F!Vl SHEll CO RN 84 3-2653 WAHAM A HI GH Juntor -S(>ntor Pr om ptclu res tn ltvlllg color Colt tmmedlotely Th e Pho to Place Pomeroy 992 5191 tor ,_.,,on•! !teal Estate for' ~le ( n~w.l... _ "., 11 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 . Wednesday Aprilt9 1978 DICK TRACY ' ' • r---------------------~--------~--------------------~----------, . : ' I .ForSate : WI LL CARE l or the elderly tn our home Phone9<t'J 731.4 ' WA TER WEl l dr1 !1 ing . Wtll ro 11t 1 Gran t 74'1 '187'1 Sellen yo ur . Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash Giv~way Feb . 13 o t Sew-N Sew Oullet , 1 ' ltutllnd ..-----------IM success. Sraf•on New York . N Y rOO t9 I BARNEY GLORY BE!! THANKY . FER REMIND IN' ME .TATER IT'S BINGO NIGHT!! �10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday , Aprii1Q 1Q?R ~· -- ClE A~ANCE SALE beg•n s Man HOUSE BR O KEN KITT EN S to good ho nw M ain St r ee t , Roc me A ll pol yester double ~ nit~ reduced 40°. a nd 50uo fh teod btg spool 742-2932 $1. 5 foe GUN SHOOl . Rut land legtor, Form , every Sunde.,. at 12 00 noon Spon·sored by VFW NO FISHI NG and no· hunttng on ~ my property Ma)( tne Otddle Call Ja net Morr•s ~ni~ Offered oppotn tment 8 prn service dK,'~;ment and will service Hotpoint and other brand~ . MEIG S COU NlY Ftsh a nd Gome meehng Clu b house We dnes day Ap1 tl 19th FA BRIC SALE All r-nater1a l m ~hop on ~ole l week onl y Monda y Ap ril 17 thr u Sat urd ay Ap1 1l 71 Fu st quciJty k n1 1 ~ stall ot $198 Co rol 111a Fabr1t s located orr Rr 7 '1 mrle no rth a t Ch('~ter Oh1o Hours Q 00 am to 7 00 M onday rhru Fr1do y Closed Saturday~ t>xcep r tor so le week ., Henry and Mary Hunter Owner!> AMIVERSARY SPECIAl 12" PIZZA· SftCIII. . , " AT'In " ·" lllil GINO'S FOUR BEDROOM home Colurn · b u ~ Oh ro Lrnd en a rea Sel l or t rad e l or propert y or 14 J 70 house trader ol equal value rn M erg~ Coun ty 992 7390 or 9Q7 .7f.f14 FOR 5 Al ~ or trade 2 ,.ear old Polom,no horse Ph one 01 4 667 3052 ForSal.e ........... ECONOMY TRACTOR wf t at lac hm ent~ lrke new o'lo k rng SJ150 Phone !Ol .t J 698 32QO sent W Vo be s1de Hec k s ! 973 810odm o•e 14 x M 2 bed1 cor n 1973 Dorran 14 , 60 2 bedroom !972 V1d011 0rl 14,., 07 3 bedroom 2 bo th 1972 Cove ntry I'} Jt 65 J bed room IQI:)9 S t o te ~mon 12 x bO V hPdroo m PI CKUP 57100 Flil lfNDl V HOME Toy Part1es now rn ou r 23rd year r'lo e•pond 1ng and has op enrng s lo r Managers and Dealer s. Party Pion e" per renee help f ul Ou r guorenteed t oy~ and grf t ~ ~ell rh em sel11es No co sh rnvesr rnent No 'er11rce t horgP to cu'lotomer!> No colleclfng delive r 1n g Cor ph one necessary Call coll ect Carol Ooy 518 489 8395 WAITRESS WAN1ED App ly rn pe• son Crow '5o ) reck House Pomeroy Ohto NOW TAK ING applr cat+ons l o r seve ro ! pan lime po~•Trons mole ond tomole App ly at Jor1es Boys Store 700 W Mo•n St Porn c1 oy WALl lEX VI NYL coa ted ond prepos l ed wall co11errng!; . Choose .l rom 64 poltern boo~ ~ Oui ck )er vr ce Phone 997·3748 or 992 502 0 K1ng Budd ers Su p pl y Co M rddleport 0 Plen ty of Ieee porklng . CHARLI E S LIVE Boil Mtnno w s. ntght craw lers red worms , g01den w011n s F-r shrng 1rcense . • , mde above Syrocu~e Par~ Rt. S1E WART 5 GUN SHOP Guns fa• sole 01 t rade 2'1 Rern 1ng tons . 31 Re rnrng ton!o Model 12 W rn ches te rs and many more See or coll7 411421 197b HONDA MRISO e" cellent Go ndrtr on S750 !93B Harley Dov +d sorr Custorn rzed ew <el len t condrt1on ha s su •crde d ul<h an d ~hd l of1d o ther occesso ne~ SJOOO bl4 698 3790 EOUIPMENJ FOR com ple te beauty ~hop 1oc four opera tor s Sl:tOO il sol d tht s week Phone 99'1 7608 IN lE RNA HONAl 500 bu lld oz er 0 way blade wrnch and cob Comp letely reworlted Phone 949 1763 1'177 JHP CJ7 Red wtth block l op SS300 1971 VW Su pe r Bee t le I I000 997 5<50 1976 KAWA SAK I 100 mrnr drrt b1k e l1" e new Rt cently tu1l ed Pr ice $400 · Phone 'W2 5768 WOULO VOU Ll tct 10 NET $75,000 9 FOOl campe r top 49 Fo rd tra< lOt Jp t hi!Ch 9854181 1971 INIE RNAIIONAL SCOU1 < wheel dt 1ve 3 ~p e ed V 8 A-1 \hope Q4 Cf 7534 IN ONE YEAR ' WORMS k o mt 1 ~~ ot Th•111"'q'"' ,fiG un r, "'' 'hvu t bal'ng lttu• l"" '" 'o'OI •td •n the if'OWin<,j 0 1Jt'1'1h ont Wt ' - ' I •t l•1blf! pet'.on 10 I, UO<,.t " ' " 1ger1 1 lo r our ln tt• broil .. ._ "" '' ~<tt rn ""l'lliOf k IM ~ EDIAlEL'V Ed lenl .-r-1"9 ~ Cl'l l lbWarl ~ • Ill Br:n.& '" Cr:ln1n..or. HHE """ ''" ~ou ont of ou• fteld o1f+CI\ V ACATIQIII A rlanta· Wash ington Otlando · Memphis MANA C[t.l f Onrv !PlOtt ... NT ~OS ITtQ"' """ o con~•,. c• 111 Phone 192-21!1 I FIVE H P to totrller ~CHOOL BUS <omper $375 So rellr te pollee sco r"""' S50 IJ91.J798 BROWNING BTQQ 34 fu ll choke Ah er b pm coil 997 ·0310 WOOD COOK stove 0 bu1 ne1 0110n warrnrng cloeTs Wol er lank wh rte enamel 747·758 1 new engme $100 9'17 3386 VEl VET STEP Nu r~e '5o Shoes $4 .88 to SI 0 8S Bo1l ey ~ M1dd lepon H P l HR H 843 -264 5 p us h m o we r SUCCESS ... 11 Good Chtrl(l*' Ch fl l! llln lllh 1C1 bit •& l• •b•l • l~ 1 mp1~11 ;on!l ll1 1'1'1()11 1968 DODGE 1 1 ton pr ck up Motor 1ust overhauled 4·speed Body rough S250 14. 7 3297 FI RST li NE rs not good enough That s why we se ll DEl TA ,TI Rf S 7<2237B . POMEROY LANDMARK f Gl' '"''·'l Let Pomeroy Landmark soHen & condition your water with Co-<~p water softener. Model UC.SVI, Now Only vou• b1":~,. ound '' ~ou lnl'f' De n,v;_ todav LI MITFO OPPORlU r'll tlY \II '289.95 flrl._ \I FFIJI H. I 1111' Let us test ~our water Free '" q ,R\1H I 11! II IST.., Pomeroy Landmark l!dl 1-: ~ ••••• ' " \ lA , '"~'"' l'W I! I 'Jfl'lf)', )11 202!9 Bo.3· ' ,1 nd Hol pn 111l Appli,IIICI'' J,ICk W Cn •, t•y. Mq r Pholll' 997 7181 llhl £5tate for Sale HOMESi l ES l or ~ ol e 1 acre and up M 1ddleport near Ru!loncl Call 991·7481 Pomeroy. Ohio PHONE992-6333 Office Hours : carpe te d , el ectric heat {Ol io Power ). carport with storag e area Dining and cooking area separate. A ir cond itioned , all curtains and drapes go. Located in Ru stic Hill s, Syr ac use , Oh io. selling fast for Commercrol p1 0perty appr o • 17 oCte'lo leve l land loc ated at 1u pper ~ Plo1ns on Oh• o Rou te 7 Phone (01 4) b67 b304 VA -f- HA 30 Y' l rnoncrr~g al so tehnon(r ng . Ireland Mo1tgage 17 E S1o1e At he1,!> phone {61 4) 591.~0 51 .... -Jack W. Carsey , Mjjr. tljl Phone 992-21!1 M·dd fe po cl Foo onooe •n fo ..no • tiQ(\ call 9'17 1238 Of 9'11 SJ04 BY OWNER 3 bed rooms .,.,,r h lore ed o• r go ~ heal and orr cond1 t .or~t ng I acre level lo t 1n Rullond SIB 000 Ph one 747 3163 . fWO SlORY homo house nJ[ In FARM, MACHINERY CONSIGNMENT SALE THURSDAY, APRILZOth AT 5:311P.M. AT ATHENS LIVESTOCK SAI,E ON 1\T. 50 WEST OF ATHENS. i-Ford 6,000. !-F ord 3,000, !-Ford 900 Ma ssey Ferguson 135 gas Massey Ferguson I ~ diesel with loade r , 2 F'armaU M's, FmnaU 240 Super C, I Minneapolis Moline 1-63 International! tlln 4 wheel dr ive with rear P.T .0 . '1-68 Internationa l Lonestar 16' fla tbed , John Deere, Case, Massey F erguson, International , Allis Chalmer Balers, like new , all in good condition, 4 or 5 WD Plows, 2 or 3 International plows, all types, 3 or 4 Transport disc, Ma ssey Ferguson 3 point hitch rake, several brush hogs,. 2 grain g.r inders, I with power unit, 3 point post hole digger s. Many other items too numerous to m ention. Auctioneer : Lee Juhnsun Apprenticeship Auctluueer : Lester Shoemaker l'hone.J.42-259.3 • _ _ _ Cash at sale or check ,.·tth poslUve J.D. Refreshments Served Nut responolble lor accidents or loss of property. ' garden ground . Only 55,000. NEAR SCHOOL - Walk lo stores, quiet street and out of all !foods Laege 3 II WISEMAN REAL YSJAJE AGENCY t. AT IN GALLIPOLIS 446·3643 Evenings Call446-l796 or 446-7881 BRA DFORD Au (!ron~er Co '"· ple te Serv •ce Phon e 94'1 1487 or 949 2000 RaCine Oh ro (rt!l Bradf ord 3875 REMODEL ING Plum b•ng heot rng ond oil ty pe~ of genet o l r~ porr Work guaranteed 20 years e,., . per ccnce Phone 99'1 2.4 09 '"SUPER BARGAIN IN SEWI NG MACHIN[ R epo11~ ser lli( C all rnoke~ qq2-226-4 The Fob~r c Sh o p , Po meroy A uthon r ed Smger Sole~ and Serv1ce W,u !>hor pen X•ssors . CENTRAL REALTY CO. JUST LISTED - Ready to go with nat . gas and ci ty wat er taps. 0 \ler 3 acres of nice laying land on Co. Rd . 28. Nice home sl fes wfII self quick for 59.000. JUST LISTED - A BEAUTY AT FIVE POINTS - Here is an e ~~:cel l e nf 3 bedroom house with 11 :r baths. K it ch en wi th bu ilt in applian ces, family room with fi r epla ce . All nicel-; carpeted. Full ba sement with woo d·burn ing sto'v'e. Atta ched {2 car ) garage. Chrysler Air Temp centra l heating and cooli ng. Very low electr ic bil ls. All tt1 is and approx . one acre land. Ha 'v'e to new ,. Hydro Unit 3 bedr ooms, 11 1 baths. F.A furna ce, 6 room s. Close fa a look . Onl y \47.900 . school . S35,000 DO. OLDER BUT NICE JUST LISTEO--APPROX . 10 ACRES - of land Ideal Low b ills here . 3 bedroom s, bA t h, l or mal d i ning , c arpet i ng , pa nel1ng , large garage &. hea l ing workshop S19,500.00 NEWER HOME A pride & joy to own Ha s d bedrooms, lo'v'ely equ ipped k itc hen, f or mal dining , oth er fea t ur es galore, 1 car gar age and workshop 536.100.00. DO IT YOURSELF bu y,s this nice 'l iHie house. needs some work done ins ide. large lot . $6,900.00 OTHER HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM - CALL TODAY . HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR !--"""-"-~ ' KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 997·1159, 992-6191 for home builder s. Buy t'llll and sell part if you "l ike . Nice countr y sett ing on a bla cktop road about fi ve m inutes ~rom Five Point$. Ci t y wat er avalll!ble . Before You oui fd you had better look of lh ls. Se ller may help .• finance . 113,900. LOOK WHAT WE GOT - 57 acres wifh a nice 1' , slory house wi th J bedrooms and 11, baths. Mostly carpet . This house has been remodeled insi de and out. It has a bi g centra l fireplace With heata lator and Is insu lated . S m ~ll barn and abo ut 20 l'lcres fen ced. Ni ce country ~ortraits AllniYersaries city . 116·1 mo EXC A VA liNG doze~ lo ader and bo< khoe work dump t ruck s end lo-boys for hrre , wil l haul l rl l d11 ! lo ~o • l . ltm e ~ l o n o and gra.,el Coli Bob or Rogel Jef· f er~ da y phone ~ 1 · 7r:J3 9 nrght phone q9'] "3525 01 q<l'} 5232. l: XC A VA liNG . doJer . ba ckhoe ond d rtchcr . ( ha rte, R. Hot l rel d . Bo ck Ho e Se r .,.ic e , Rutland , Ohro . Phone 742·2008 Wi l l do rooftng , cons lfuctio n , pl urnbng and heol tng . No tOb too Ior ge 01 too ~m ol l. Phon e 7 4 1 - 23 ~ 8 nef p finance. Invest SIO. IOO now. PRICE REDUCED - .'' Your Rin,as, Your Gown. Choose with As Much Care ; Your Wedding ' 1 Photographer 70 rnobtle home . 3 bedr oo m . I fu ll bol hs , full y carpeted on Jl,. acres of land . 747·'17 14 . :o: 10' WIDE . 50 long mobtl e home . lu rnrs hod . 1· 304· 773 -5SQ.4 01 9'11.'5537 . 10 x 55 rnobtl e hom e w1th ete pa n· do. 3 acre!>. w ote1 . ~e pt 1c to nk . Clo~e to mtne!l Furni~ h ed . lm · medra te ponenron. $10.SOO. 7.4 2 307 4 Ot · <wrt t e Bo:o: 9. l on g s.v• ll e , Ohro .45 7-4 1. PUlliN S EXCA VA TI NG . (omplet8 Serv ice Phone 992 -2478 . WINTER GET 10 your ho use? let ul make necenary repoh s. AI Tromm . Construction . 742 ·2328. PIANO TUNING Lone Dan iell . Als o repor rs and od1ustments. W2 ·2S81. •I no an swer . coli --' .4- l.j· r mo. 992 ·2002 IF YOU NEED A SOFA THAT MAKES A BED FOR YOU OWNER SAYS SELL - 15 IN STOCK l'h bedrooms u psta ir~ . Nato gas torlfoce:-Basement~Pi'lce ­ was 119,800 . Will go quick noYI' for St5,000 . We Need Listings We have twyers lor many types of properly CALL JIMMY DEEM Associate ,t49-l3!1 In The Valley b . Il l _ . THABE • .............. c.•. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. I I I Hendersan 675-1512 UNION OPERATED 3·30· 1 mo. BOB'S ~AUTO P~ti.~TING r1 Middleport , Ohio 24 Years Sorvlct SPRING SPECIAL Comptoto Paint Jobs Small Cars 1100.oo ur~ Cars 125.00 Trucks 1115.00 Body work & repair $1 .00 per inch using only tilt best Dupont materiols. m ·lOIO ~-9 - 1 mo. • ·- 0 BRIDGE a -+--+--+--+-- Good technique saves slam . WOULD YOU liKf TO NlT S7e.aoa ~ ,...,..,..~ :;...- LlrllN: YEAA ANO A .. unil! ...... WMIId· SAVE ON CARPETING DRIVE ALITTlE & SAVE A LOT '!'HE B!.S'r .JIMMY cAR, ER l~t2$0NMION :t•vE Mil. SE:fN YoU '!"HE: WJ.fOI.E AUDifNCf! All carpot instalt.cl wilfl. padding ot no chorgt . Export instolfatlon.' Rubber Back Carpet As Low As '4.11 ~~;d. 9' and 12' Vinyl flooring In Stock Buy whero you un como in and- whal you're goH!ng - Good soltctions - Fully slocktd. Colt 742·2211 TALKTO WENDELL ORATE CARPET CONSULTANT - RUnAND FURNITURE 742-2211 I ~lf>td' "'- !9Z·Il74 NOT HA'II E 10 INVEST LOf OF MONEY . IACNIPT I I I Service·~ the ......, ,,.. .. llv ........ 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We can't 21 Knowledge the Elbe 39 Singer 29 Damaging I'll be thinkinq of 22 Without Gale .. Bettu . call her 33 Finished Cantrell statement 1 a mate .__/.:\., Sara ... 34 Being : Sp. II Conjunction name, Clovia ' h€4 ,lJOU" 31 Historical r:---r,-r,-,..,.--,.forever! time Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag 32lmaginative 1-:1,1 person --+--+-+-+---1 37 Unwell fl 40 T. Dorsey The contract def>ends on a hea rt finesse , s upposedly 50 tune NORTH 1119·A percent propos ition . In reali42 Record • 15 ty, East's preemptive bid 43 Hale • A Q9 3 virtually assures that he ha s character t KJ 5 little else than a seven -card • Q G3 2 44 Della of spade suit. song WEST EAST Thus, West most likely has +K8 3 + AQJI096 4 the ki ng of hearts . Still. 45 Girl's name DOWN 1:;;;--t-t• K I0 2 • ·--eve rything hinges on correc t t 960 t 8 72 play in Lhe trump s uit . 1 Hidden FRANK & ERNIE • J 10 1 • 85 4 East won the ope ning obstrudion spade lead with the a ce and SOUTH 2 E. Indian return ed the queen , which · • 2 coin Soulh ruffed . H South leads a • J 6 ?65 4 3 Need an low heart and finesses with t A Q 10 anodyne dumm y"s queen . the s lam in . AK 9 4 ijowever : out the window. Vuln er a ble : Ne ither South was too smart for I var. Deale r : E ast this . He led the jack of 5 Scoundre Is ; hea rts with the intention of Wrst North Eas t deceivers playing small if West did not 3• 'I I cover with the kin g. West did Pass >• Pass ALI!NR,-!0 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - H ere's how to work it ; cover , allowing North to win Pass Pass Pass with the ace. <I.XYDJ.RAAXR When East showed out it is I.ONGFEI. LOW Ope ning lead : "' 3 was a s imple matter for South to retu r n to his hand One lett er simply stands for anoth£'r. Jr, this sampl e A is with a minor -suit ace and URCd for the ttln•r [ .'::;, X f or I IH' two O's. £'\C' ~i n gle l ctl er s. fines se West's 10 of hearts. ~ p os tro phcs , the l ength ;mel for ma ti on of the worrls r~re an By Oswald Jacoby The jack of trumps lead hi nt s. Eac h day the ('Ode lrtle rs are differen t. and Alan Sontag cost South nothing bul would WINNIE Preempti ve bidding, when possi bly gain everything if C'RYPTUQUOTES used correctly, allows a West held a li Lhree trump. F00R. WIN~ I E L I HOPE •TS BEGtiiiN IN~ 'TO UNDEI(STAND player to bid the proper Making playsolhat can only VYX LY HAD 'TO LIVE ALL BEHIND HER HY W QRBHWXQ · SO WINNIE ~INKS THAT -~E BREAK IN<' THE: KIND OF UNCEIZTAIN1Y contra ct and a lso impedes win and neve r lose are the WtTH THI5 "'R ~! 5H:' DE5ERVE5 OF i3tLt!() PICTUr?E F~ME WAS A YOll MUST HAVE GQ\Jf the opponents in assessing difference between the exOAYYBR w HWS C R OVER lWENTY ~OME PEA::; OF DRWQ OROMENOF THI(OIJ6H WH ENI their own values . pert and the beginner . YEARS! MIND! ~SCW.E KIND EH? YES~ SHE 5AYS WA5 MISSING! On the diagrammed hand 1 5HE';, CONVINCED North and South were able to 1NF:WSPA PEH ENTERPRISE .-.s..'\N I 1>0111 '11-IAT HE~ •.. overcome East 's barrag e !Foe a copy or JACOBY MODDEAD. bid of three spades and ar- ERN senti ST ro "Wm at ri ve at a s lam contract that 8fldge . · c t~ re of tf1 1S newspa· had a reasonable chance of pe r. p·Q Box 489 , Radro C1ty tENscool ' Largest Selection stor v house wi th a large living room ~nd k itc hen. Two bedroom s and 2 beths downstairs and 3 small ."' HOWERY AND MARliN h · co11 o t•ng , sep tr c 1ys rems , do1er bodhoe d ump tr u<k limes to ne. grovel . black top povtn g , fH . 1-43 Phone 1 {614 } BA 1HROOMS AND Kitchen I t emodeled , cerom tc til e, plum· bing , carpentry , a nd general rnoint e non ce . 13 yeot ~ ex· pen ence. r;q2.Jb85 . 5:31l-lll ews 6: Efec . Co . 20,33 ; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan ·s Heroes u . 6:01l-News 3,4,8,TO,T3,15: ABC News 6; Zoom 20: 6:311-NBC News 3,4, IS ; ABC News 13; Carol Burnell a. Friends 6; CBS News 8, IO;Over Easy 20 7 Oll-Cross-Wif s3, 4. NewfywedGame6.T3 ; Sha Na Ilia ~; News 10; Gilligan ' s Is . 15 ; 01ck Cavett 20; Big NECEP You Have Carefully Chosen Your Love, Hortford 882·217! water . Gasoline pumps and tt~nks . an apar t ment to live In or rent. Th is communi ty needs a store and th e store needs an owner. Seller may even ' WETHERALi CONCRETE Spec~! OtCIIions . JUST LISTED COUNTY STORE - In o ~ood area . Has Th is is a 2 stor y build ing . Upsta irs could be made Into .' 3· 16 - Tmo "Get A Load Of This" Passports sett1ng off bfacklop road . Shown by appointment only . Priced 141 .000.00. nat gas and -. HURRY ! lim !ted Supply Weddinl! 69a.7331. 11 bu ilding has 4 apartments and bus iness. Appr o)( 30 years old . Ideal setup for Thru April 20th ,...,., Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Repair Phone 992·5682 3·12·1 mo . Sweepers tOO\lOrs ~r on ~ oil ~moll opplron t el Lo •••n mo w e• nH.- t 10 Stet& Htgh wo; Goroge on Rov te 7 Phonu lbhl ) 995 MAIN Laege Sale Prind Now Ill! H;1o SL off Rl. 7 by -pass on St . Rt. 14J, toward Rutland , 0. ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR " 6 ~ THE PHOTO PLACE ~.miles Mobile lltnns lor Sale 130. 851.00. NEW LISTING - SALES AND SERVICE · 11 -9·tfc ROGER HYSELL GARAGE ba ck . Be Ner calf now , th is won'l fasl long . som e woo ds, small barn . Home recen tl y renova ted . JOO Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992·6212 or99H2dl !A.M. Io4 :lOP .M. Route 2 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Estimates by Appointment Phone192-7119 2-24-tfc furna ce, and 3 c~r garage w ith apartment over with furnac e, city water and Bu i sness Build in g . Now ~ ~- BOLEN MULCHER S CAU REOUCED TO 515 ,900 - 26 acr es, tenced . 3 sp r 1ngs , PWMBING & HEAnNG INC. General Contracting 527,500 . NEAR TOWN - Large 10 room house on one sandy acre. Has 2 bath s, oil F.A. onl y $10.000. IF YOU HAVE AN EXPENSIVE HOME AND WANT IT SOLD WITHOUT A LOT OF LOOKERS COMING ALL HOURS , YOU SHOULD CALL 992. 3]25 . C. Bruce Teaford Helen L. Teaford Sue P. Murphy CARTER DAVID BRICKLES . home with storage . Oak floors and trim . Ha s a full ba sement and garage . o. (614) 667 -6177 Kitchen Cabinets , Roofing , Concrete Patios , Sidewalks , New Construction & Remodeling . bed r oom I . ' ' ' ' ' & Between 7:30 & 9:00 p.m . ' 4-l2-1mo. P. 4-4-1 mo . ~s pa cio us POMEROY '' - 11 2 story home in very good cond i t ion . Features 4 bedroom s, lo ve ly family room in ba sement, nice livi ng room , ki tchen & bath . Large yard fen ced in POMEROY , 0 . JUST LISTED - ApprO> . Call JERRY MURPHY 220 E. Main St. Pomeroy , Ohio 8Y OWNER 5 acre s wtth 9 1oom Home Phone 992-5139 Associates house FREE G A S '2 cor garage <..urnrn e• ~r! rh e n ond bo rdmed by I uee k ~ Coli 985 3827 0 -------------------:----------------------, someone Call toda y. LOVELY BRICK - Close PUBLIC AUCTION Gari'lge, T. P. water and elect r ic a va i lable . Near leve l land, will make good Broker JUSl COMPLETED new housl' 1n yord in grading , driveways, landscaping, etc. & Service ElliOTT APPLIANCE ".r LAWN BOY MOWERS fargo lot . 577 ,500. 2.56 ACRES - Near Stale Cheryl Lemley Associate Home Phone 747-2003 Hilton Wolfe, Sr . Ass.oc iate Home Phone 949-2S!9 GeorgeS . HobsleNer Jr. ' Family f u II basement, natura l gas furnace , city water , carpeting , nice kit chen, foyer , garage and . Specialized Phone 992-711] room , FREE GAS IN HOUSE and S58.000. WE NEED LISTINGS . WE ARE SELLING FAST . LIST WITH US . Sale! - OOZER FOR HIRE DEALER For Tuppers Plains with d ri l l~ well , T.P. water ava ilable. It has 2 tra i ler hookups with a 2 bedroom trai ler . ....'· ' & WHIRLPOOL ll ACRES - On 681 nea r Jusf 51 3.000. 4 BEDROOMS - , -' AUTlfORIZED RCA Middle~ort. Bunch 10 . 5:00-Bonanzci 3 ; Star Trek 4; Gunsmo 1 : 8; M ister Rogers' Neighborhood 20,33, Hogan 'J Heroes 10; Aflerschool Special 13; Petticoat Junction 15. CAPTAIN EASY Phont 92 -3092 Pomeroy, D. 3-15.tfc Ph. 992-2!48 711! mo with electric and on good gra'v'el road not too far from sma l l vi llage . bath , 4 yr . old , tull y Muffler - Brakes Shocks - Tires Battery. Installation Service Sesame Si.20.33 ; Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; r. •ah 13. 4 31l-Lilffe Rascal s 3, 15; Gilligan 's Is . 4; Brady J • Thermallnsulation Save JO pet. to so pet.' on heating cost Experience and fully insured Free Est. Call: 992•3815 Movie Channel 4 4 :Ulr-- Mtster Car toon 3; Superman 4 ; For Richt"• , For Poorer 15; Merv Griff in 6; Addams F Jr ·ily 8; Cellulosic (wood fiber) Small Engine Sales & Service 491 lOCUif Street MOORE'S "Tho Dri1ioa10~ Not lho fmiiiiO~ 136.500. 2SACRES - fnlhecountry New Listing : 3 bedroom s, BIGwn insulation JIM KEESEE WILKINSON For The Best Price In Town See Denver Kapple At At home with 7 baths, dining room , ful l basement , carport and 1 acres of land . Your Full Tim e Real Estate Brok er COU NlR Y farmland wrth sedud ed wood~ wa ter ond good oc C"e!>~ ,,, Monr oe County W Vo Sl 000 d own coil (30<1 ) 77? WEDNESDA'Y. APRIL If, 1978 3 31}--Aif In The Family 8,10. Ohio .lliurnal20; • ' ~------~----~3-~3~1-~l~m~o~ . L--------~4~-9~-l~m~o~·~--J " 992·2206 iJr 992·7630 I YEAR OLD - 3 bedroom and m ineral r ights go with it . 2 barn s in good cond it!on , located in Bashan , Ohio kn own as t~e James Ba i ley farm . Excel lent buy at ,. .Chester, Ohio T0.30·C Carpet &UphOisltTJ Phonelli~e Young lots . 9a.m.to4p.m . NlW 3 bedroom hou!>e 1 bolh) orl ele< I acre Middlepor I close to Rutland Phone <jlq2 7481 3101 0 ' (30•1772 3277 Income with modern li'v'ing quarters . Carpeting . View of the river and near Krogers. All city utilitieS, garage, and 1 Ches ter Twp., all fen ced. 45 acres pasture. 12 acr es o f Cr opland .. One acre farm pond st oc ked . 7 rooms, bath wi th 4 bedroom s, 2 stor y , new shingle roof. mode r n kit chen , l'arg ~. livi ng room with fireplac e. Ci ty water & drill ed well . CO. Young's Carpeting RDIItO l ,,Ill...,. 0. util it ies and equ ipment. Broker SUfPLY Phone 992-3748 or 992-5020 FREE PARKING Superi01 Sle.~m Eltraction 2400 sq. fl. of space. All NEW LISTING : FARM FOR SALE , 71 Ac res . ),1 I I' Pt IU'<., -- wa ter with park ing / Over GeorgeS. Hobstet1er Jr ., PAINTS J&L Angels 6,13 ; 20,33, . 10 :00-S tarsky 8. Hutch 6. 11; 11 :00-News 3,4,6 ,8. i0.13.T 5; 11:31l-Johnnv Carson ],4,15; Pollce Slory 6,13; Hawaii Five·O 8: Movie "' Saratog•" 10. 11 :45-ABC News 33; 12: 15-J anakl 33; 12:411Mystery ol the Week 6,13. 12 :41l-Ko iak 8; I :OD--Tomorrow 3.4; 2:11l-News 13. TELEVISION VIEWING ..1• "'.. STORAGE OR BUSINESS BUILDING - Ot!t ol high $55,000 . DOUBLE - 1':c 1fE XT:RIOR AT BUILDERS 992.3325 216 E. Second Street One 4 bedroom , ranch , ver y moder n, Wes t Shade, near Chester, 0 . FIPrlr1r TV\ INTERIOR commercial. Call for estimilter 24 hour service. An~day, anytime, Pho"e 985-3806 Jack's Septic Tank Service ot All Your NEED A WATER SOFTENER? fUll 1M P""on wf.,l lnoll •nt feu ()! " " " " 2<7.1208 $29.500. 985 3692 thJn t•Pif'•tnce No " iltle< .,,,, Jlhone FIVE RO OMS ond both , We lzgoll Dnve . Pomeroy Real cheap HOBSTETTER REALTY Closed Thursdays Saturdays at noon . -s EST QUALITY CLEAN lNG 72 ACRE S. 8 room rem od e led IQ77 FO RO 75 mo we• Only usQd" . ~ r oom~ and bo t h cellar ou t rw 1ce Coli Q9'1 n 48 • · · burld111 9 ~ 4 ocre!ll ond at edge of Ru tlo., d Comple te tro rler , JQ71J HONDA 300 Rood 8rl.;e hook up ol !.o I bo n k ~ oppro1!. Chr ome ond blue Front drsc ed property ot Sl5 500 Ph one bra k e~ Very lo w mrl a .. 2 9'17 70Cf 4 helme t~ S900 q976302 HOU SE AND bu!.1n eH bu1ldmg m DODGF CO NVI RT ED >e ll R edS 111IIe 1185 JSXJ conto1ned motor home Sleep!i S In A I condtlion S J~ Coli alter 5 pm Q85 3829 or ot eon1•d SEPTIc· TANK ' ~ : Oil-Charlie' s Movie " Posse" 8, 10; Live From Lincoln Center L_--------------------------~----------------~~ 107 1h Sycamore 51. MIGRO HY BRID S 100 °~ 1eplan 1 agreement rl you don t ge t o ~land Jame s H Smrth Gr ov e Ohio Hernloclo. Q97 252 4 leave message l hlr 10 IIOU'I II y ar1d d!!d i(.III IOO IO ~httY41 APPR OX 200 acres for so le No butldr ng!> Tupp e 1 ~ Pl o 1n!> , Oh iO Phone 1·661·3349 . LEGHOR N HENS 50c each W S M 1choeJ 985 -4137 NICE PIGS l o r sole Alte r 5 co li '149 '2857 114 l:leip Wanteil POMEROY FIVE mrnu les to l own and schools . Alum1num std ing . Stor m wrndows and door s. N ew lo. ttchen · o w oma n~ delt ght 2 or 3 be d room~ . Ba sem en t CCH pet thr oughout. By appom t men t on ly Roger Abbott ,. 992 61 I 4 Of Q9'].1J77 Syracuse on '1 ocre lot . Spoc rovs J bedr oom wtlh Jor ge ut1lrt y room Ha rdwood fl qo 1 ~ and co1pet . Fru il trees and sh rubli In Raer ne . J' , ac r es . Beovl ifuf S ·r----------------~-j bed f OOm , 3 both home . Com p fe oely o·emo d e l e d ond cor pe tod . Ha s bo th gm and eletlm fu , no<e lo ege Wpoe l .a I and storage bu 1ldings. _For rn R.e s 1 d en t 1 and foHnot1on , call 949-:20 18. ;~.Jack W. Carsey , Mgr . 1974 DATSUN 9Q2 -745 3 NEW HONDA rn~rlr br!o. e Z SO Or t rcde on old tru ck 99225 14 Pomeroy Landmark 8:311-Hofoc•usf 3.4,1 5; ..' Busin'ess ·Services TWO HOUSES In home . oil mm etol rt gh ts. fu el 0 1l furn ace , Rutland or eo , $36 COO N ew 3 bed room to tal ele ctm home 1 11 3 acre s. neor mmes $77 000 Butl d mg lot I 11 acreS. rur al wat e r on lot , $3 800 Coll 7.f7-28 19 oil e r 5 pm or o ny!rm e Sot . & Sun . & BLEND .... _Jack w:··on~y;Mgr. Phone 992-2181 CO Al liM ESTONE .~an d gt avel <ole rum chlorrde ter !il+zer dog lood and a ll types of soli Ex cel!>10r Salt Wor Ms Inc E. M orn Sl Pomeroy ~138'11 AT All FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, · Pomeroy La.n.dmark · REDU CE SAFE & 1o) 1 wrth Go B e~e lob l et~ 8 E Vop wa ter prll s Nei'>Of1 Drug IQII .•JUIS.·WID. Check our low. low prices on POTASH, FERJ.O·PELS B 8 S MOBIH HOMES Pt Plea tr t •n 11 BU SINE SS BUJl OII'fC wllh living quorten 30 x BO l oc at ed on Mo 1n Street . Rlltlond . Fa t !i.Oi e 01 trade See or co if T 0 Stew art . 741-1421 GA LL ON gard en sprayer 8 8 0 elecl fi C hedge ~ he(]?'?l (used twr ce) Treadle ~e wmg mor hrne good condr tr on Very old 'lool •d oak stolid . Sp l1l bottom ~ew1ng rOcke r GQ2 3079 APPLIANCE SERVICE We have ~rged our Hou rs Sa turday 5 30 ro Reosor1ab ly prt<ed -·- F!Vl SHEll CO RN 84 3-2653 WAHAM A HI GH Juntor -S(>ntor Pr om ptclu res tn ltvlllg color Colt tmmedlotely Th e Pho to Place Pomeroy 992 5191 tor ,_.,,on•! !teal Estate for' ~le ( n~w.l... _ "., 11 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 . Wednesday Aprilt9 1978 DICK TRACY ' ' • r---------------------~--------~--------------------~----------, . : ' I .ForSate : WI LL CARE l or the elderly tn our home Phone9<t'J 731.4 ' WA TER WEl l dr1 !1 ing . Wtll ro 11t 1 Gran t 74'1 '187'1 Sellen yo ur . Want Ads Turn Unwanted Items Into Cash Giv~way Feb . 13 o t Sew-N Sew Oullet , 1 ' ltutllnd ..-----------IM success. Sraf•on New York . N Y rOO t9 I BARNEY GLORY BE!! THANKY . FER REMIND IN' ME .TATER IT'S BINGO NIGHT!! �I 12- The Daily Sentmel, Mlddleport Pomer ov. 0, Wed nesday, Apnll 9 1978 MEETS FRIDA Y The women's Portland soft ball team wrll meet Fnda) at 6 p m, at Port land School Se \ en d efenda nts were and costs, stop srgn v1olatron, hncd and frve others fur ferled Ha n y S Baric) , 49, Rutland, bonds rn Mlddlepurt Mavur $225 and costs and three days Fred Huffn1a n's CuurI Ul )OJJ , dt IVIJJg whrJe ltllO XICatCd ANNIVERSARY 1 uesday mg ht f o1fctt lll g bond s were ~· m cd were Cut1 lS F Hrffle, SPECIAL 41, Pomero) $1 0 and costs. J oseph A Imboden, 2u, spumt ng t tr es George M ~.: Mmersv rllc. $25. post cd on au 12" PillA Dantt•ls 50 Mrddleport 135 ass ured clear d1sta nre w1th Pepper• n• or S ou~og t and "'sts. drsorderl) man- cha rge Harold W Hrekard, Regular Pme U 10 ra·r Sanun) ! ti tle 41 Jr 39 Clrft on W Va Mr dd lepo rt , d rsu r de rl\ dn v wg whtlc anto xacatcd 79 SPECIAL S manner $35 and costs Don $350 and dnvrng whrlc under MON TUH WED I ovet t. 54, Mlddle port suspcnsron $1 50, Penny M APRil 17 I! d! Sfl rd r rl\ mdruJer $35 cmd St one, 20 Mrddleport , $25, AT All cu:sts T;rnulh ' 1' rh umas stop srgn vrolatrnn Thomas 21. Pumerol, $10 and costs M Housh, 28, Hacrne $350, unSC1fe veh1 cle Dun drrvmg wh1lr Jn tox Jcatc d Vaughan, 21, Pomeroy, $10 and Gary W Slone, 22, Sl Clarrs\llle, $37 speedmg 12 cases terminated 1 GINO'S MO ST EXCITIN G crafts UN DE R THE S UN' • New Macra m e Cor d s • To le Pa rntrng Supp li es & Book s • Weavrng Supplr es & ln s tru clr ons Stop rn a nd see th e" All New" wood hb er flo wers Order no w o r m a ke your own for Mother's Day . CRAFTY LADIES HANDICRAFTS 804 w Matn St Pomeroy, Oht o J ust below Th e Jones Boys tn Po me roy tn th e Naflonwtde In s ur a nce 8 ulldt ng Storms race through Ohio By Unrted lnternatrunal Th un dcrsl orrn s, Press acunn· t.,hundersturm wa rm ngs for much 11f souU1ern Ohro at ) 30 p rn Tuesday The " ar mngs cxpu ed ~ I 9 30 p m as the f.rst rnovmg storm system pa med b) large hat! ,md strong w1 nds, raced acr oss Ohro Tuesda) , \l+ ea ker•d a nd moved out of dumpmg more than an 10ch of the sl,lte One and a quarter mches of ra1n m some ar ea ~ There were no reports of ramf,<ll wa s recorded at VermJury or heavy damage - satile" m Darke County 1 uesThe storms resulted rn dav anrl amounts of OOf -hal f numerous reports of to one mch we re commOn tornadoes Jn " estern and over lhe south westerrf twocen tra l Ohio but there were thirds of the Bucke) e Sta te Temperatu res soared 1nto no confu med reports of ~ny fu nnel clouds lnuclung the the low 70s m southwestern Oh1o Tuesday, but northern ground The Natrona ! Wea th er Oh10 temperatures managed Servr ce sa rd rt recerved only to get mto U1e low 50s A cold fr ont ' "hich moved several reports of hail up to min the slate on the heels of an mch m dtameter m west the storms was expected to Vrterans Memorml Hospital ce ntr al and south" es tern brrng cooler temperatures ADMJTTED Sa rah Ohro seve re toda y Housh. Letart . W Va J ulra NWS 1ssue d Vau ghan , Hutl and . Pa ul Sc huler, Port ia nd . Pa tSJ Sprr es Cheshrre, Vrv1 an Pleasant Vall ey Hospital Jones, Ra crne. Cry stal J a mes Drscharged McCourt Pomerov Glad) s Ho ffma n, Porn! Pleasant , Cuckler, Pum ero) . Dav rd Ea k1ns Ha cme Sa ii J Clarr Cottrrll , Pomt Pleasa nt, Holma n, Rutlan d, Ja mes Meli ss a Horstma n Pornl A sm! 10 the amount of Pleasant Ter ry Mash, !.eon Ohhn gcr. Ne w Have n $1 13,333 was f1led rn Me1gs Bernrce W10 n Middleport . Bertha Zamorano. Shade CounlJ Common Pleas Court DISCHARGED - Donald S1ep hanre Bryan Cro" n Sa tu rday by Wrlh am J Jarnre Jeffers, GlenCity, Cove rt Nan cy Pro ff lt l \\ nod Grlberl Neal Leon Turn er . DBA , Brg Be nd Bra ndon Housh, CrndJ Mrs Ha lph Yuun g, Developers agarnst Pomeroy Curtrs, Helen Geo rge Ga ll1polrs Eumce Hollrns, Cliff Ltd , Columbus, et a! Money rs due for labor, Leon John Lewrs, Northup Mrs Edward Wrllet. New materral and expe nses FR EE CLOTHING DAY F' rling for drsso lutron of Ha\en Ronme Bonecutter, CHESHIRE - The Gallra ma rr1agc Monday we1e Ga llrpo lrs Ferry Mergs Commu nr ty Act1 on B1rths A so n to Mr rlll d Lrnda Pu llins, Pomeroy, and Program wrll hold rts free Mr s Go rd on Bowles, Hubert Pulhns, lrwrn, Oh10, clothrng day for low rncome Deborah L Chasteen. Ht l. Robert sburg A son to Mr persons of the area from 9 and Mrs Ll oyd Wears, Middleport and Ma rt rn J a m to 12 noon Frrday The Olasteen, same address agency's clothing ban k JS Suuthsrde locat ed rn the old hrgh school bu rldrng at Cheshrre $113,333 suit is filed Annual camp session slated June 9 to 11 Sta lr No 221X CONSOU IJATEO RE PORT OF CONDITI()N The Farmers Bank & • Savings Company of Pomeroy, Ohm and rnn·1gn ,111d Uumt•s{l( Subs1daaru•s. at the d ose of busmess Ma rch 31, 19i8, a sWHt. homkm~ mstltutum ur~ a mzed and opera ting under the bankmg Ja" s of lhrs St.ut< and a rncmbrr of the Federal Rcserl'c Sys tem Pubhshrd rn a"'>rda nll "tlh a tall rnadt· b> lhe Stat<· Banking A·ulhorrues and bv lhc Federal R<·serH' Bank uf thrs Orstru t ASSETS Cash and due from banks U S T1 ettsur; sct: unt1cs Oblrgatrons of US Government agcncres and cor pot all ons Oblrgallons of Sw tes and polrllcal sulxlrvrsruns Federal Resene stoc k and corporate stock a Loans ToWI Iexcluclru~ unearned rnc ome 1 b Less Heserve fo r possible loan l osse~ Loans net Bank prernrses fu rmtu re and hxtures dnd 1.: 4 528 1100 00 I 2:li .1100 00 I '199,1100 00 2 58:! 1100 00 24.1100 00 l0,4i5,1100 00 95 [)(]() 00 10,380.1100 00 other ossets reprc~t ntmg bank pr cmrse!:l 399,1100 00 4 IY)O 00 22.554,000 00 Other assets TOTAL ASSETS LIA lll!.l fi ES Demand deposi ts of 10drvrduals pa rtnershrps and curporat1ons Trrne and savrngs dcJX>stls of mcl 11 rdua ls partnerships, ctnd em pur<Jtwns Deposrts of Umted States \. tilL'! nmcn t Deposrts of Sta tes and polrtllal sulxl11 '""'" Deposrts of commerual banks Certified and offllers check> rota! Deposrts In Domestic O!fu es a row ! demand deposrts b Total tune cmd Stt\ 111g!'! dc pos1b rota) DepOSits ln [)om t.S l ll and ~ Ol l' lg n (Jffa t ~ Other habiiJtres TOT AI, fJ ABI I.ITIES 7,06.1.000 00 13,648,000 00 27 1100 00 304,1100 00 6,1100 00 132,1100 00 2L!80 000 00 ; 46 7 [)(]() 00 13,113,000 00 42,360,000 00 , IOi .(}OQ 00 21,2813,000 110 The Srxth Annual Campfire of the Ohro Chapter of The Broth erhood of the Jungle Cock " 'II be held J une 9 10 and II ot Bob Evans Fa rms llus loca tion. whrch rs on HI 35 JUSt "est of ll ro Grande has become the chapter's per man ent home I he orgamzatu:m 's name IS demed from the JUngle cock an As1an fowl, whose feather. were an Im portant mgred1ent of man) of the fm est trout n1es Th e a nt rc rpa ted 500 chrldren and sponsors al tendrng the event IS the drrect res ul t of l onsenat10m sts meeti ng rn Maryland 10 1938 fu r a trout fr shmg " eckcnd •n the Cat oc tin Mount a rns 1wh er e th e presrd cntwl ret reat Camp Da vrs rs loca ted 1 Fr om thrs f1r st gatherrng, a platform and Cr ee d were adopt ed to preserve the future of f1sh and fr shrng waters by rn lruducmg youth to sound conservation practices whrle mtroducmg them to the art of ny-hshrng The esse nce of 1he Creed " to take a youth fr s h1 ng at least once a ) ear and grve hrm gurd ance m the rea lm of frshrng ,rnd conserva tion Although the na tional orgamzatwn s camp has facJirtles for onl) boys, EQLITY C ~PI'f AI. Common stock b No sha res outstanding 12 000 1pdr val ue 1 Surplus Undrvrded profrts TOTAL EQUITY CAPil AL TOTAl LIABILI TIES AND F.QUITY CAPIT!IL MEMORANDA Average for 30 calendar daJ s f' lldrng 1eport date a Cash and due from banks b Federal funds sold and sec ur11les purchased unde1 agreement to rese ll c Tota l loa ns e Tow! deposrl~ rn domcsll c anti foreJgll offrccs SU PPLEMENTAL MEMOHA NDA Pl ed ~ed assets and sec urrtres lo.rncd >book val ue 1 US Government obl1gat10ns cl1r t'l t and g1utr r~n l et•d pledged lo s<ecure depoSi ts .rnd otln-1 liabr!Jlics TOTAL 300 000 00 >00,1100 00 46tooo oo l 267 000 0 22155411100 00 the Ohro Cha ptcr IS capable of housmg boys and grrls The weekend program rs cxpeclcd to be an excrt rng as \\ CIJ as an mformatJve ex· perrcnce for the ) ouths rn att endance A full staff of ur str ucto rs from the State DJv1sron of Wrldlrfe, DJVrsron of Watercraft and noted Ohro sportsmen writ be on hand In struct 100 offered wrll mclude castrng teehnrques 10 fl ), sprn and ba rt castrng, as " ell as rod bur ldmg fl y tyrng, pond and stream readrng hooks and knots. f1sh cleanrng an d, ca noc mg a nd wa ter safelJ Th e ca noemg classes wrll be held on ltaccoon Creek, which runs through the rami , " hrle olher classes wrll be at H1o Grande Coll ege The college " 'II also be the SJtc for lodgrng and meals Cost rs $30 each for chrld and sponsonng adult Thrs rncludcs mea ls and lodgl!lg for the enu re weekend The age linllt for chr ldren rs 9 throug h 17 Rese rvat ions must be made by Ma) 15 and should rnclude the $30 fee for each person An adult may sponsor up to three Children Send reservatrons to or fo r more rnforrna tron wrrte Ohro Olapter Brotherhood of the Jungle Coco k League of Ohro Spo rtsmen, 2404 Cleveland Ave, Columbus, Ohro 43211 Final touches placed • on upcoming operetta I U PI'F: HS PLAINS well known gr aveya rd, prrate St udents of t he Tu pper s rsland a nd ' brg cave" scenes Pla rn s Elementary School Play rng the lead role rs are puttmg the frn al touches La rry Lrfe a srxth grader, on the rr sprrn g ope retta , and other roles wrll be taken " !'om Saw) er", to be by J unrny Weber, the an· presented at 8 Frrday evenrng nouncer, Cmdy Harrrs as rn the school audllorrum Au nt Polly, Angre Spencer as The ope retta IS rn three acts Becky That cher, Tom wllh frve scenes rncludrng the Everett as Huck Fmn, Greg Collms, Tara Guthrre, Troy Guthne, Mrke Collins, Trm Probert, Jeff Wyers, J oe Hunyon, Suzy Pooler, Roger Balser, M1ke Collrns, Vr clor Ga ul , Terr y St out , Kelly Wh1tl a tch, a nd Steve Bernesderfer Jenny Berkhimer Will be • the accompa nrst for th e prcsentatron wrth teachers, Area Srx Health Systems Tom Gumpf , prrn crpal , Agency, Inc (ASHSA 1 IS Ill Ha!ph Wrgal, Robert Santhe process uf developrng 1ts de rs, Lavrna Brann on, appllcatron for renewal of rts B a r bar;~ Tnpp , Chri sty condrtronal dcsrgnatron and Cald" cll and Pa m Douthrtt fundrng as the health plan- assrs t rng Mrs Maxm e mng and de, elopm ent Whit ehead "ilh the drrectron agencres for erghleen easte rn Moth er s have made th e and southeastern Oh ro cost umrng an d sta te l'O UJlt iCS managers are Jeff Wye rs and Hcpresentatr ves of ASHSA Paul Collins will hold publrc rneetrn gs at F'rrday mornmg, students 7 30 p m on Aplll 24 at the 0 and teachers of the Chester U Inn m Athens and April 25 and Rrvervrew Elementary at the Cambrrdge Holrday Schools wrll attend a mormng Inn Purpose rs to provrde produetron A donatr on wrll be pubhc 1nput rntol the ap- asked at the door Frrday plr catr on An y rnt eres ted evenrng wrth proceeds to go catlzen or grou p as uwated to for school needs attend a nd offer co mm ents on Third grade g~r l s wrll make AS HSA 's qu alr frca tron s, up a sunflo\\ er chorus They guvcrnrng body composrtlon, urclude Juhe Hawk, Lee Ann and t he proposed wo r k Hobrn son, Chrr sty Hawk , program These comments, De Lea h Sa nders, Ange la and an) others submrtted to Damewood. Robyn Barnell. the agency. wrll be con- Err ca Kess rnge r, Bren da Sidered prror to subn11ssron of Reed , Pa m Hhrnehart , LISa the formal apphealron to La nce, Beth Tucker, Susre HEW on Ju ne I Swa rn , J anet Bu chana n, The Executrve Comnuttee Delanr Baker, Tonya Savoy of Area Srx Health Systems a nd Man e Scyoc Agency, Inc (ASHSA} will The th1rd grade boys who meet Aprrl 27 at the Ramada Inn rn Ma n etta The busrness meetmg wrll convene al 7 30 pm Mergs County Shenff One of the major rtems to James J Proffitt offers the be discussed wrll be comfollowrng suggestions from ments rece1 ved on th e OPER ATI'ON CRI ME agency 's conti nu ation a pAI ERT for spccra l at tent ron phcatron Other agenda rtems of the Senror Crtrzens of the rn clu de reports fr om the area Revre" Commrttee and the BEW ARE OF THE CON Plan Developm ent Com ARTIST AND SWI NDLE H mtttee l.rke the stars rn the sky, the number of schemes to ASHSA will hold two meetmgs 125 1100 00 10,471,1100 00 18 729.1100 00 59818750 598 18750 J, Ruger W Hyse ll Cashier of the above named bank do her·c by de<iare that thrs report of condJtron rs ll ue lu the bcsl of my knowltdge and belief Hoger W Hysell We, lhe wlde rSJgn~d drrecto1·s attest the correctness of thrs report of condJlron and declare that 11 has J)cen exarmned il) us and to the best of our knowledg e and behef IS true anrl rorre<t ( Wayne SwiSher I ~ HobertSrhc llh.rse - Drrectors Fred W Crow , .Jr Sta te of muo County of Mergs " , Sworn to and s ubs~rr bed befor e nw th rs lllh cia) of !lprr l 1978 Io Ann C11sp Not;u y Pu iJIIL My CornmJSsron F:xpll'es .JuiJ l7 , 1978 .. are \he "skeletons" dan crng m the graveyard are Kevm Barber, Bn an Ba uman , Royce Brssell , Jrm Caldwell , Tltll Eynon, Tom Harrr s, John Rrce, Matthew Hrddle, and Joe Hunyon Makmg up the "boys and grrls" of the vlllagc chorus are Joy Brannon, L1sa Henderson. Patrrc1a S~ms , Krrnberly Schul, Terrr Stout, Tamm y Cala way, Tonya ~"ortney , Lrsa Hawk, Mrke Lance, Deedrah Sa nder s, Traere Schul , J rm Watson, M1ke Owens, Jrm Weber, Kllll Wrener, Lon Wolfe, Michelle Owens, Kelly Null, James Chapman, Patty Jones, Sherry Patterson, Lorr Ho brn son , Mehssa Sca rbrough and Alrce H1tch1e Second graders wrll be co stumed as "alley cats" That group wrllrnclude Amy Connolly, Lrsa Ga ul, Bryan Durst , Allen Trrpp, Larry Spencer, Lrsa Burk e, Georg rn e Myer s, Angre Ga rt en, Amy Rrt chre, John Cremea ns, Rarm1e Bauman, James M)ers, M1ssre Halley , Pa ul Snyder , Charles Jones, Lon Burke. Elda Barley, Bobbr J ackson , Jeff Caldwe ll , Renee Kay lor and Ta mm y Welch Frrst greders partrcrpalrn g 10 a vrllage ch rldren's chorus rnelu de Kyle• Buchanan , Man dy Coza rt , Amy Shrrvers, Davrd Rree, Karen Spencer, Err e Sams, Mrchael Weber , Lea Ann Heed, Cra rg B o w en, B a rba r a Bemesderfer, Benny Darl ey, Cassre Fausnaugh, Tammy Putman Kemp Bea umont. Bobby Barl ey, Sta nl ey Bennett , Chrr sl Spen ce r , Amy Hager, Tammy Ken· nedy , and Ja yne Ann Hrtchre Crime alert tips issued Economy lak e your m oney seem co un t ~ Jess Elderly Ohroans arc partrcularly vu lnerable to the sweet-tal kr ng wh eelerdea ler There rs one baste rule of thumb DO NOT 1 AKE YOUH MONE Y OUT OF THE BANK TO PUT IT INTO AtY Y SCHE ME OH ' MONEY MAKING " PLAN OPERAT ION CRI ME ALERT lrtcrature states that some of the most common schemes to swrndlc you out of your savrngs rncl ude II I - A >1ranger offers to work magrc on. your money, to make rl double, rf you wrll hand rt over to h1m or her DON T DO IT' (2) Someone call s and tells you he or she 1s a bank eKamrner and needs your help or that someone rs >1ea hng money from your account Take therr name and nu mber Call the bank and the Shenrr s Off rce DO NDT HEMO VE ANY MONEY FH OM THE ACCOU NT Acco rdrng tu the Shenff, the number of frauds and nunfl ams perpetrated aga rn st Ohr oa ns a nnua ll y 1s staggerrng Take tuue to t~ r n k over any money schemes suggested to yo u Don'I grve Jour money to $!rangers And rf you have questrons about a dea ler or therr deals, or rf you suspect you have been taken" by a co n art rs t CALL THE SHEH!FF 'S OF F ICE rrnmedrately' (Contmued from page I ) durrng the frrst quarter cornpared " 1th a 3 8 percent mcrea se durrng the frna l quarter of J977 and a 5 1 percent Jump durrng last year's th rrd quarter Co mm e rce Se cr e ta r y Juamta Kreps, 10 an unusual move, sc hedul ed a news co nference followrn g the Co mm er ce Depa rtm e nt NOW YOU KNOW report to explarn the latest The Panama Canal Zone GNP fi gures was forma lly acqurred b) the The GNP rs a measure of Umted States on May 4 1904 , the na lion' s overall goods and a day celebrated every year se rvrces, adjusted I or srnce , 111 the Canal Zone, as m!latron, and rs considered AcqUISlllon Day the broadest measure of the na lron's overall economre health The mam reason for the declrne was a I 3 percent drop m consumer spendrng , the department sard Con sumer s had more money to spend - per ca p1ta mcome was estimated to be up $137 to $6,427 - but mflatron brt more sharply mto rt The GNP rn!latJon rate was 7 percent compared wrth an ave rage of about 5 percent for frnal SIK months of 1977 /". There were also hrgher Soctal Securrty !axes for all 1 .,. workers, lower payments to fa rmers and less mcome for Sin ~:er constructron and productron workers due to the coal stnke a nd cold weather These 1 100 ,:;·, elem ents all Jed to the NOW deepest cut rn consumer on lh1S Sty ltS I" f.A actotne w 11h our e ~ cluswe spendrng s10ce the end of the (lip & S ~<~w ~ PW tng sur recesston ONLY la CI al!iO a t)UIII n 7 S!PO OJI19hnotflr a lron t orop The GNP rs defined as the " bOOb•n llu11J IC/ g zaq ()0 total output of natron's goods sHetch aM or na n('rn 1 and servrces, adjusted for 5lt tches \ 1ade nUS A CaOtnO! 0 1 c~ rrymq case rnllalron It li eonsrdered the t> 11 ra M odf>l /7 4 broadest measurement of the overall economrc heal th of ille Unrted Sta tes Economrsts say that 10 Plus: A Lorge Selection of general the economy must expand Its output by an Scissors For Mom/ average of 4 percent a year to Vis~ The Home Furnishings create enough jobs to keep the unemployment rate from rrsrng Department-lsi Floor The C o mmerce Department sard the GN P for 6fl"' Li~ ht w t·i~ht Knits the first quarter stood at Stop'" rlght awa y and see the new sele ctton of curt.dns $1 358 tnllron c:ompared wrth r eady for you to bu y - cafe ' curtatns sheers . cape 52'' ()iuna $1 360 tnlllon for the fi nal cads dra pen es · ruftled curtains Big se lect ton of sh:es and colors 411'' Pli ~~•· quarter of 1977. For the past several weeks, 6ff' L al'l' Knits adm rn iS tratron offlctals, mcludrng Mrs Kreps, have Also see our new line~~ area rugs touch and chair throws table covers bedspre ads sheets - towels ~been-warmn g that the,-first -I ~INi n•dow shades- - Kersch Draperv- Harilware quarter GNP would be poor, possibly showmg no growth or a weak Improvement Elberfelds Pom'e rOtV 2nd St , Pomeroy However, the assize of the . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 _ _ __. declrne came a surpnse ELBERFELDS SAVE l 972,1100 00 $ 299 Prom, GradUJJtion, · Alumni Banquet Fabrics! ~"J:HE - FABRIC-­ SHOP ~-- In OHGAN IZED- A Crtrzens Conunrtt cc for the Me rg" County Department of Hea llh wa> orgamzed al a meetr ng Tuesday nr ght at Vcter,rns Merno11al fl osp1tal Offr ce rs elected were Dn11s Ewrng, H N Pnrner·o) presrdcnl. H1ck Crow, J.eta rl, vrce pr esulent, a11d Ma rty Ge) CI, represe11 tatrve of the Sclllor Crtrzens secretary N1ta Wrsmskr , Health Department nurse pr esrded at the meetmg attended by left to rrght, scaled, Jack Walker. Hutland, Mrs Ewmg, D1· Nan Mykel, Menta l fl c,rlth Center rcpt esentatl\ e, ami Cro w .111d -=t,rnrh n• litvd llcy, Jum nc. repr eSJ•nturg C11ppled Cluldr en. WJ >~Hsk r Jane Sruder , Ohro Depar lrncnt of llealth, i\nclll'\1 Cross. Ha n ne. a nd He1schel Mc Ciu Je, Mrdd leportPom~r ov a r e<:~ 1 ep r t.•s~:: n ttng ftKi d ~ c r vu:e 'l hose on the not pr cse nt , fm til e mcell!lg \\Ct ( James ilddms Ita <.'i nc H1gh School pllncrpal Wrlllld Sat gent , Middl eport Mrs \.eye r Doyle Srna b, Hcedsvil le aJCa, .ulll the ltev ltvbert Bu mg,un el Mrddlepurt . ll llllt stellal ~u rnnu ttc c .t :-i~ Ol l d ll o n EXC ITEM ENT PREVi\I LS at the Tuppers Plams Elementa ry Sc: hool and small wonder ll s operetTa lrme and students an d Ure staff have been busy wrth rehearsa ls while mothers of the cast members have been hard at rl sewrn g costumes for U1e presenlatron wh1ch rs 8 p rn F'rrday rn the school auchton um Se lected thrs yea r ""s 'Tom Sawyer' wrth Larry l.rfe, a SIXth grader 111 the trtle role Mrs Maxrne Whrtehead drrector, has been assisted by the teac hmg staff for the muSical Acc ompanrst rs Jenn; Berkh1mer The aecompanymg photos we re taken +I; ,... "tudl•nts l1 red out costummg and stage settmgs Wednesday tn la st mrnute preparatron s for the F'rtda) evenrng showmg whic h rs open to the publrc The costumes are a samplrng of th ose worn by cast members Abnve, chrldren of the \1\ll age m therr Tom Sa wyer coslwnes rndude , fr ont, left to rrghl, Enc Sams, Karen Spence r Amy Shmers and David Htce , back, I to r, 'l'm1 a Sams, Jamre Chapman , Tamara Calaway, Sherry Patterson, Lorr Robrn son, Melissa Scarbrough, Terrr Slout (Sec more prctures on Page 8 I 1" P1hh r • at y e Pom e ro y- Mrddl (> Jior (, Ohio Thurs da y, Ap1 il 20. 1'17X • enttne V1ft een Cents Vo l 29 No 4 Pay raise package could he voted on today R) LEE LEONARD UPI Stalchuuse Rcpurter COLUMBUS t UPli - The Oh ro House and Sen.tle may vote tod<rJ on a confe rence c-ommrt tee rrp<•rt of a $62 mrlhon JUdges and state employees' pa y ra rse package Approva l of the negolratc<t btl! , accepted unan unously by Demoeratr c and Hepubhcan con ferees from both cha mbers Wednesd,ry seems ass ur ed desp1le compl arnt s by stale employee groups that rt rs tlln sm:rll Tite House and Scn,lte wet e to meet nt l p m today . and lea ders s,ud they v. a ntt.'d to vote on tlre pr opos.al as soun posstble fh e SIX ronfer ees took le"" dS th,tn twn hout s Wednesday to rtdopt 14 amendment'i ,md srgn the report Cht c f r:~ m c ndm e nl s extended th e addrllonal Pd l' tn htghsal a r ted L<~r eeJ v. orkct ~ d ll d restored p dt t of .1 r ut 1lldde by the Sendlc In til e lnl rements for lop st.1tc JUd~es Stale employee groups stJ II expressed dJssausfacllon for th e packilgc \\lllch 1s to Ut ke l'ffetl the nex t paJ perwd 11 gh ts ' c~ f te r cr1.u:tm cnt for the Put rr ek H Soroha n. judgc•s ,1nd July I fo r the exet utl ve drredor of the Ohio Crvrl Se t vr(e Em pl oyees 80 ,000 st ate cm plo; ces S.l ld h Js The1 Indica ted the) wrll J\ SSOc lat iO II , ( (10Sici CJ SUI!l e tvpe Of protes t nrga mzatwn W et S dee ply di sp leased that more money action pc rlm ps .1 s tn ke Thnm t~!S Murg(m of the OhiO \\U Sn t added for slate ch,tpler nf th e Ame rH a n \\orker s Sor oha n sard the fi nal Fcderalron of Sl.rle , County a ncl Mun rcr p.rl Empl o) ces vcrsron w;Js a "poht1ca l ' dcs<rl bed th<• 20-to 4(kcnt settl em e nt , M1 dng hts lw lllly Wdge htkc as on ly fl o r ge~ m zct t wn wtll cons1der gt' :il l ii C ' 'Job actron ' possr brlrtres As adopt ed, the report I h ' ""' stale employees " ' e not gomg to get eq ult) mcludes a ~(ken t luke for until U1cy ,1/ e 1)1 garuzed and employ ees e.a rnmg less than h<r 1c collecti ve bargarmn g $10,000 a year and 20 to 38 Ry Uruled Press lnternar wnal COL UMBUS - SC HOO l, CHJI ORE N IN NINE Mrdwestern cllres " 'II pl,mt more than .!81100 prne scedhngs Arbor Day, ApT rl 28 The tre<!S arc made ava rl.rble b) the Col umbu s-ba sed Gold Crrclc retarl cham whr ch has spon so rt~l the plan tmgs for the seven th consecutrve ) Car Gold Crrde • ill donate the trees to crty parks deparUnents who rn turn wrll coordinate schoo l planting proJect$ COLUMBUS - OHIO COULD HAVF: AN amp le frur l crop thrs year, 1f luck holds, according to ,, hortJ culturrsl wrlh the Ohro State UnrverSity Coopera ti ve Extensron Ser vrce "Tempera tures up to this pornt ,rre on track to res ult rn more normal bloom dates for frur t crops thrs year ,' Elden Stang sa rd Wednesda) " l'h rs should help reduce the potential for frost losses, compared wrlh the 1976-77 season · Stang sa rd some wrnter damage to trees rs apparent . "rth some bark splrttrng rn young apple tr ees reported IJ EI!III F I'ICKF:NS Auxiliary names . • representatives - H Al i ~J'-- llc· iJ IJI PiL kens \\ ct~ slice tt•cl d S deh•g<Jtc diHI C!w lv Pc~ tl rr son c1s illlc rn(tll' to lluc k ~ye (;uJs St,Jte bJ the Amer u.: .111 I ~gH m Auxahar ) of H,rcurc Post 602 t:uls Sta te " 'II be held 111 J une at Ca pi tal Umvers rty 111 CI.EVELAND - THOMAS BAR'fH , 26, Cleveland, a used Col urnbus Both lk lJbre .md C'uulv ~Hl' Jlll ll UI s c.~t Southern car saleSinan who sold 36 automobrles wrthout titles bet" cen June 1976 and March 1977 , has bee n sentenced to two to frve Brgh Sd wul Dcbhrc rs the d,HJghter of years m prrson and fmed $2,500 and cour t costs Mr dnd Mrs Cct rl Vanove r Barth sold the cars wrthout provrdrng cc rt1hcales of tr Ues for them from the Alb1e Motors Co , a used c,ll' dealcrshrp he dlld M• aud M'" F:ber Sy1ell usc At owned on the crty's West Sr de, aeco rd10g to Detectrve Char les Pu:ken s Vavrma, who sard Barth rs also under mdrcUnent fur forgery Suutheru she Jr.rs bccu a member of the Pep Club for three )ca rs. served as vrce COLUMBUS - OHJO COMMISSION ON AGING Drrector pll'stdeut of the Futur e Martm Jams set May 1 as the dea dline for older Oh10ans to Humcmi:j kcr.s uf Amell(.' .t become ellgrble for $1t mrl lron to emergency energy Cllrlplcl for two yc,Hs, wets un assrstance fun ds to he lp wrth last wrnter's lngh ut1!rty br lls Jams sar d to become elrgrble for thrs one-trme Emergency Energy Assrstance Program , older Oluoans must be cer hired as elrgtble for the program by local Communr ty Aet10n Agencres by May I lht• SC. holri !Stl lp k Hrrl for two )Crll S, cHid pa l lH.: lpHled llllht! Lictss piH) S hl' IS r1 member uf the Fu st Souther n Jl,<ptr st Churtlr ofPomeroy - ( mdJ '' the daughter uf Mr dncl Mrs Corbett I. P,rt tt'rson S H ciC. USC She ha:-, lxe n a r11ember of the Pep Club !111 three )<'a rs ,md rs hcd cl rna}otclle a n ~ featur e ill Ill er flll !he lila I d ung band ltll s yccn Sht 1s t1 memlx!r of !11-M, wr lhe Jni8 scholar shrp lc(1111 drtd Jl tll llu pdlcd lJI the JUlnc>l class pl,r) She rs ,rlso a mem ber of the r n st Smrlhern Baptrs t Chu1ch of Pomcr oy \\her c sht' sc1ves on ~hun h Jtl lliU I t:UUI H.: J) Reminder is issued CINCINNATI - A M*Y 4 HEAHING has been scheduled by US District Court Judge Carl Hubrn on a request that Ju s court etther g1ve up or suspend rts JUrJSdrctron of 45 Bever ly Hills mghtclub frr e lawsUits The 45 su1ts have been fried by relati ves of non-Kentucky VIctims ofthe frre that killed 165 people rn subUI ban Southga te, Ky , last May 28 Another 46 SUits liave been fried rn Kentucky state court by relatives of Kentucky vrctuns Th e~ e e m plo} ces, ma mly work er s 1n superVISOr} ca pa citi es had caree r been orn rtted rn earher d !SCUSSIOOS. Hep Harrv J Lehman , D Shaker H e r gh l~ . •ruthor of the 01 1gmal and cha1rmon of the conference cornmrttee sal(! lhrs change " uul d cost $503,2i0 mcludrng $290.000 from the genera l revenue pa y package bv gra ntrn ~;. all pr oposal was " polltrcal" and state employees a 7'~ perce nt comp larned he was taking Ihe across-the-board hrke, or at most · abuse" for working the hardest foc pay rj lSCS and least ~0 ce nts an hour The GOP said a two-step collective bargamrng rrghts Lomes from spec•Jal rotary mcrease was unfc:11r to for the stale employees So m e peop l e fu nds, s uch as hrgh " ay, Jongtrmc stale employees, tllepubhcans l are not gor ng s1m:e 1t dui n't offer th em as lrqu or and wrldhfe monr es to become heroes of the much The JUdicral purl ron, pubhc em ployees at th e ' 1 hi s wrll destroy the clasr ar srng state , county and expense "f the Democr ,rlic srfrcatron system and grve the mun rc1 pal JUdges' salar res across th e state b; 25 to 45 most help to the people who caucus and others who h,tve pe rcent bea rs a prrre tag of l1e1 ve JUSt corne mlu state worked on their beh.r lf around here for years" sa1ll serv rce ob jec ted Sen $6 l rnrllion Meshel l'hornas A Van Meter , RPn or to agreerng on the The comrnrtee also voted lu A shland report , majonty Dem oc r ats lltll rt the salaries of all st,r tc But Sen Harry Meshel, [). shot down a Hepublrcan at Youngstown, sard the GOP te mpt ~~ add $12mrllron to lhe (Contrnued on page 12) fund bn ngrng the pay rarse pa ckage for the stale workers to $56 mrllron - $34 8 mUIIon of rt from the general fund The rest of the money Inflation action stepped-up ;News. • .in Briefs:,; NEW YOHK - A Cl.DSE FHIF:ND OF' F:I \1\S Pr~l ey sa1d the la te rock 'n ' roll srnger " anted to " ork as an underco\ er na rcotrcs agent for the federal government and drscusscd the ma tter wrth former Presrdent Nr. on Mart y ta cker, who was best man a1 Pr esley s weddmg. recalls the 10crdent 10 his forth comrng book, El vrs Portrart of a Frrend 'excerpts of \\hrch .rppear rn the Mal' rssue of Ladies Home Jour nal cent s lor those earn1ng between $10,1100 and $20 000 1he conference commrttee added 20 cents an hour for about 600 crv1 l se rl'lce em plo)ees earnmg over $20 000 Th e Bu reau of Motor Vehrclcs toda> Issued a fmal rermndcr that a II Ohro veh rcle owners w1 th last names bcg rnmng wllh lett ers A ghrough K must purchase t herr ln78 passe ng er car regr strotrons by Saturday , CINCINNATI - FRUsrRATED IN EFFORTS to solve the Aprrl 29 All deputy rr· ~ rstrar offrces murders of erght Greater Cincrnnatr women, polr ce have assigned a specra l mne-mernber team to mvestrga te the wr ll be closed on Su nday , Aprrl 30, the legal dcadlrnc deaths. The pohce team rncludes personnel from Crncrnnatr, for th ese regrst r ants to Hanulton County, Butler CoWilY and local pollee depar tments drsplay the new sucker on Russe ll Jackson, a retrred Crnc1nnah homrc1de squad therr passenger vehrcles BMV Regrstrar Dean L commander, heads the team Dollrson sa id that an y car LOS ANGElES - SOMEBODY FOUND A CHECK for owner Ill the A through K group who ISsti ll drlv rng on ,, almost $6 m1lllon on a downtown srdewalk Wednesday ~~--0"'--li!Y"'"-"'· ''~· turned uver to the desk cle~ k at the 1977 vahdat10n st1cker aft er nearby and left wfilio ut giv!nglils name, sa1d 'mrdnl ght, April 30;clffi exhotel Manager John Prova tas The cheek was made out to the pect to be stopped and cried East Orange Water Drstrlct for $5,916,Jll by a bank as by >rea Jaw en forcement payment for the district's water bonds, the hotel rnanagl•r · fllelal s He added that sard vrolators " 'II be easy lo sput, sr nce rmpruper ly regrstered A thr·o ugh K vchrcles wrll have blue 1977 validatr on strck ers, whole persons who can contrnue (o dm e on old vahclallon stickers unt rl the end of May have erther red or green st i ck e r~ Dolhson emphaSized that the April 30 deadline apphes only to passe nger car owners "rth A through K last names Motor homes , non comme rcia ! an d non · passcn ~ er vehrcles such as tru cks, tr arlers , and motor cycles, can be reg1st ered any tune between now and May 31, regardless of the owner 's last name. Car owncrsrn the Lthrough Z alphabetrcal group may reg ist er therr ve hr elcs beg rnn rng Mrmd.ry, May I B; LEONARIJ CURHY WASHI NG rON (U P II The ad rlll nr strat JOtJ ha s stepped up actron lo cu rb mflatwn wr th a hea11ly symbOh( move to sell US gold supphes to help rcp.nr the arhng dollar Wrth gold market' closed at home and abroad , th e Tr easur y Depa rt me nt Wednesday nrght announc ed the sa le of 300,000 ounces of US gold at each of srx month ly au ctions begrnnmg 10 May Gol d now .sells for about 1175 an ounce Wh1le the adrn1mstrat10n sa rd th e purpose of the sale wa s to help red uce the massl\ e US trade dehcrt, the sa le of a total of l 8 null ron oWTccs of gold would on ly net about $315 mrllron a sum ha VJn g lrttle anpa ct on th e ma ss rve U S trade defr crt, which rs expec ted to exceed the 127 br lhon level of last year In Prttsburgh, the Deputies $5,000 is collected thus far a dmtn Js t ra lt on's cht e f rnfl allon frghter, Hobe rt Strauss, sa rd the frrst targets of th e adm rnr str atr on s EXT EN DED fOH ~X AST · Fa ir Sa turda y and Jawbom ng to restram wa ge Mondn y and n chance of Iukes wrll be the Postal wor ker s the sho\I HS Sunda y Highs " Ill Se rv rce T e a m s ter s and be rn the 6()s while ovc rnlghllows "Ill be In the lOs envrronm ental reg ulato rs In an mterv1ew wtth the Saturday and In th e 4Ds \"a s hrn gton Post Stra uss Sunda y a nd Monday probe two accidents . Mergs Co unty Shel'lff James J Proffr tt reported lodaJ hrs department In ves ti ga ted tw o acerdent s durrng the past 48 hours The frrst accrdcnt oct urred Tuesday mornmg on Eagle Hrd ge Road rn Chester Townshrp Douglas E Brown mg, 18, Ht 3, Pomeroy. was travelrng cast on Eagle Rrdge Road rn a J974 Chevrolet truck He sard.h e took hJS eye off the road for a second Hrs veh rele ran off the left srde of the roadway, over an embankment and overturned The t ru ck wa s heav rly dama ged No erlatron was IS.'l ued The second accrdent occurred at I a m Wednesday on US Rt 33 J am es D McDougal, 23, Portreroy, was so uthbound on SR 33 near CR 19 when hiS qar struck and krlled a doe deer that ran mto hr s path There was moderate damage __wrth the eorn!!]g oL good weather, Sherr!! Proffrtt urges area motorrsts to be on t~e a Jert to ehrldren rrdrng brcyeles The Mergs County (Contmued on page 12) sard the White House anlr· rnflatron carnpargn needed to "wm a couple of f1ghts " The \ol un tary wa ge and prrce restraml• favored by the adrn rn rs tral Jon to curb inflatiOn lar gely have been rgnored b) labor and industr y The sale of gold was seen as a US effort to conl'lnce fore1 gn tra drng partners the admm astratwn ts senous about trrmmrng rts trade def1crt Gold was last so ld by the Uruted States du rmg the F'ord years The announcement was one of a serr es of event s Wed nesd ay that r eveal ed more of Presi dent Ca rter 's plans to frght mfla tion m hopes of rmprovrn g the econom} "These sales of gold will The memorral fund drrv e The Leg ron post agreed to for a ne" po st home for Drew assrsl rn parkrng ears at the We bster Pos t 39 of t he Mergs Co unty Farr as a fund Ameru~ a n Leg1on exce eds $5,000 accurdmg to an announ cement by Paul Casc1 Those persons wrshrng to make donat rons a rc asked to co nta ct Charles Swatzel, Leonard J ewell or Case1 as soon as possr ble Any nonm ember wrshmg to make a have the effect of r edu crn~ ille U S trade defiCit crlher by mcreasmg exports of gold or by reducmg the 1111ports of thrs commod1ty ," sard Treas ur y De partm en t spokesman Joseph I.aitin The an nouncement was made hours after th e Co mmerce De par tmen t disclosed the natron's Gross Natrona! Product for the frrsl three mon ths of 1978 had skrdded to tis wor st performance m three ) curs - recording a 0 6 perce nt decline m nattonal output fur th e first quarter. The trade deft e r! contr rbules to rnnauon, an economrc srtll8tilln In wh~eh conswners' buyrng power rs stead rly eroded at th e marketplace . (Contmued on pace 12) ra rsrng project Refre shment s "ere served b) Olarlcs Hayes. donat1on m memory of a loved one may do so by contactmg one ~r the three na med men Plans for the annua l Memorral Day program a nd parade were mad e a nd co mm rt t ees app orn ted Tuesday nrght Jorn10g the post membe rs rn ' t he program wrll be members of the Pomeroy F rr e Depa rtm ent a nd Emergency Sq uad Servr ces wrll be held on the upper pa rkmg lot rn Pomeroy The Rro Gra nde Chorale wrll present a program Weather Showers ton rght a nd Fnday, possi bly mrxed with snow-fiurrres l onrght~ Highs In the upper 40s or lo" er 50s. Lo ws tomght 10 mrd or upper 30s Hrgh tem peratures f'nday wrll be m the upper 40s DENMARK student$ are staying In Middleport at the LaSalle Hotel this week The group rncludes six men and SIX women rangrng m age from 18 to 25 who are here making a study of Mergs Mrnes and the mmers They are makmg a film of the nune to t;rke back to Denmark to show restdents illere The mforr 11atton wrll alJo be put In book form for drstrrbution to chrldren. There are no mines rn Denmark. Hrgh schools m Denmark also differ from high schools rn Amer1ca as a studeht never grllduateR from high school illere The mam purpose of the group Is to educate the people of Denmark as to whllt Is going on In Amerlca_and how Amencans work and llve.-'l'hey have been in other parts of Oh1o, West VIrginia and Pennsylvama They have some friends from Denmark who are presen tlv m Pittsburgh , Pa , and Wallhlngton, D. C Shown are, left to nght , Jesper Wohlert and Mette Hansen. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 19, 1978